Bucks Rally Past Walla Walla Bears 4 3 In Tight Tilt
In Walla Walla on Aug 29 the Bucks edged the Bears 4 3 after a late ninth inning rally. Peet pitched well for the Bucks while Naughton and Valton paced the offense with key hits. Davis, Martin and Johnson produced for the Bears but were stifled by solid Bucks defense and timely plays.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Sportsman
Bears
Peet
Baker City
Bucks
Daley
Naughton
Lodell
Varlan
Dean
Haworth
Osborne
Peterson
Martini
Chird
Davis
Valton
Brown
Pendleton
Varinn
Neven
Augustus
Poe
Pnnings
Ree
All- Varian
Rustus
Varian
Lundstrum
Sheely
Peat
Beck
Urges care for schoolchildren vision in Buffalo Speech
Dr. Louis C. Wessels urged thorough vision screening for schoolchildren noting 25 percent have defective vision. He said glasses help backward pupils catch up and reduce long term costs. He advocated municipal eye dispensaries to provide free glasses to impoverished children. Other talks covered school feeding and vision conservation.
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Buffalo
Louis C. Wessels
Philadelphia Board of Health
Wessels
Louise Stevens Bryant
University of Pennsylvania
Braves Take One From Irrigators
In Boise on August 29 the Braves defeated the Irrigators 2 to 0 as Boiseries fielding and base running mistakes overshadowed good pitching by Gordon. Neathen nearly tied it with a drive in the ninth, but a late relay beat him to the plate by inches. Tayor, Harrod, and Grover produced the scoring and errors in the sixth amplified the rally.
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Boise
Tahoe
Braves
Boiseries
North Yakima
Gordon
Neathen
Telay
Tayor
Harrod
Grovers
Umpire Washburn praised. King Kelly scouts Seattle impact
The article notes Umpire Washburn and Roy Beck handling duties amid efforts by Secretary Brown to recruit King Kelly the Seattle scout for the rest of the series. Augustus, a fast leaping outfielder, makes two sensational one handed catches. Ex-Baker City hurler Peer shines. Kelly’s phenom George Enge impresses, with Port Ludlow and Ludlow winning 5-9. William Boatman and Horr plan Japan tour. Teary Raymond slows Weld. Pendleton release sought.
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Washburn
Roy Beck
Bear
Secretary Brown
King Kelly
Seattle
Beck
Sportaman
Walla Walla Union
Port Ludlow
Diedale
Seattle Times
Kelly
Ludlow
Port Gamble
Red Tower
George Enge
Portland
Vancouver
Sioux City
Yakima
Tight pennant races on in New York era of eager contenders
Aug 29 New York reports a season of close pennant races across major leagues. Milwaukee and Minneapolis battle atop the American Association standings with Columbus, St Paul, Toledo, Kansas City and Indianapolis trailing. Key figures include Milwaukee’s pitchers Cutting Frann Slapnicka and Young Cy while Cantillon’s Minneapolis crew loom as a stiff challenge.
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New York
American Association
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Kansas City
St Paul
Indianapolis
Brewers
Larry Chappelle
Chicago White Sox
Cutting
Frann
Slapnicka
Cy" Young
Joe Cantillon
Minneapolia
Ikely
Millers
Cantilion
Veterans Lead Cantillon's Old-Timer Baseball Prospect List
Cantillon bases his pennant plan on experience with a roster built of aging stars. Claude Bowsman, ex Detroit, leads a veteran lineup alongside Jimmy Williams, Roy Patterson, Jim Welahanty, Bill Burns, Yip Owens, Lee Tannehill, Dave Altizer, and 34-year-old Otie Clymer.
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Cantillon
Doc Osler
Claude Bowsman
Detroit Tigers
Jimmy Willams
St. Louisa
Roy Patterson
Chicago
Jim Welahanty
Bill Burns
Yip” Owens
Lee Tannehill
Dave Altizer
Washington
Otie Clyner
Boston
Wis
Clymer
Ils
Calle
Columbus
King” Cole
Pittsburgh
Ferris
Cook
Davis
Senators
Louisville
Jack Hayden
Hayden
Chicago Cubs
Toney and
Laudermilk
C. Webb Murphy
Colonels
Tea Loo Sangs
Bronkle
Mud Hens
St. Paul
Saint
Anthen
Mike Kelly
Insianapolis
Examination of Pupils and School Feeding System
A historical account notes the ongoing examination of pupils and a system of school feeding, alongside the expansion of scientific experimentation in this field offering a unique chance to develop nutrition science.
Pirate Dies on Scaffold at Vancouver Island Hanging
Henry Wagner known as the Flying Dutchman faced execution for the murder of constable Westaway at Union Bay B C. He walked to the scaffold unaided and leaped up the steps as the trap sprung after a 20 second delay. Wagner left a letter to his wife and had been charged with piracy on Puget Sound.
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Withone
Vancouver
B.C
Henry Wagner
Constable Westaway
Union Bay
B. C
Wagner
Sall
Puget Sound
Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge Ad Promotes Natural Digestion
Do not overuse digestive medicines for stomach problems. Remedies may relieve temporarily but can harm digestion. Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge tones stomach and intestines and supports proper digestion. Sold by Dr D. Jayne & Son, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Jayne
D. Jayne & Son
Philadelphia
Ady
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Peer
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Buck Squad
Wala Walla Union
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