Pippins and Buckaroos Battle In Nine Act Round-Up
At Round-Up Park a nine act farce delivered comedy rather than a real ball game. Pendleton beat La Grande 13 to 3 as Stanfield pitched for the locals and Mountain was pulled after three innings. Key moments included a four-run fourth inning and multiple errors. Umpire: Gold. Time of game: 2:00.
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Buckarooes
Bond Bros
Feld
la Grande
Garrettmen
Mountain
Barry
Himeelf
Stanfield
Fettle
Shine Horton
Pendleton
Robinson
Naughton
Nadeau
Loedell
Augustus
Wilson
Rader
Pitcher
Lodell
Pembrooke
Penn
Harmon
Menser
Bucks
Boise Wins Close Game After Manager Fined
In Walla Walla on July 12 Boise defeated the Irrigators 3 to 0. Mays held the locals to two hits while Kelly allowed seven safeties. Boise’s runs came in the fourth and ninth on hits and errors. Manager Gimlin argued with umpire Knell over a decision at first base, was fined $25, and ejected with Smith taking his place.
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Mays
Kelly
Boise
Dad Gimlin
Knell
Smith
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Ene
Aout Booth
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Fat Kelly
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Childers
Ob Johnson
Thompson
Davis
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Oasis Pend Martini
Rochon
Coast League Games Highlight Portland San Francisco Clash
Portland beat San Francisco 6 to 1 at home with strong pitching and a 6 run burst in the middle innings. Batteries listed Henley Berry Koestner Fisher for Portland and for San Francisco Vernon and teammates in a 2 1 loss as Los Angeles edged Sacramento 3 to 2 with Arrelanes Cheek and other battery mates contributing on offense and defense.
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Portland
San Francisco
R. H. E. Portland
Henley
Berry
Koestner
Fisher
Vernon
Los Angeles
RH. E. Sacramento
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Okey
Arrelanes
Cheek
Pérnoll
Mitze
Test Reward Notice for Winchester Rifle Calibre 32-20
Reward offered for return of a Winchester rifle model 1392 calibre 32 20 with serial number 76519. Finder to leave the firearm with John Kearney.
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John Kearney
Cleveland 9 Washington 3 in rain postponed AL games
R H E Cleveland defeated Washington 9 to 3 at Washington. Pitchers Hughes Engle and Henry combined for the win with Williams Steen and Livingston credited with the losses. All other American League games postponed due to rain.
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Cleveland
Washington
Weressdee Olire
Hughes
Engle
Henry
Williams
Steen
Livingston
Olympic sports across nations and venues in 1912 era
Twenty seven countries sent athletes to the Stockholm Olympic games while clubs and venues across the US hosted events. Franklin Field hosts a quarter mile sprint track for youth, Yale raises funds for stadium development, and San Francisco’s Olympic Club opens an open air tennis court complex. Canadian uniforms feature maple leaves, golf circuits draw top East Coast players, and international stars like Gobert plan American appearances in Newport next month.
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Boston Municipal Athletic Association
Franklin Field
Yale
Olympic Club
San Francisco
America
Stockholm
When You Run Across a Mild Havana Blend Cigar
A note on cigars explains that pure Havanas are too strong for some, while a domestic Havana blend is milder and more pleasant. The text promotes a mild, harmless blend touted as the finest available.
Langford McVea Battles Eyed for Australia
General Arthur Mild speaks on potential Langford versus McVea bouts to be staged in Australia. He demands 30 000 dollars per fight plus travel funds, notes he planned to retire on Labor Day, and asserts Flynn fight was one sided with Flynn whipped from start to finish.
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Langford
McVea
Australi
MclIntosh
Jeffries
Trynn
Flynn
Diamond Dust at Bat and Field Misadventures
The piece recaps a chaotic baseball game with bruising hits and unusual field changes. Rader injures his leg sliding to second. Teck hospitalized with blood poisoning. Teammate Harmon called from outfield to pitch. Hap Smith fined for arguing, police escorted him off the field. The scorers and players shuffled positions throughout the game, while a local property trade ad closes the fragment.
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Hap Smith
Thompson
Smith
Barry
Mountain
Harmon
Fox
Forbes
King
Wilson
Cater
Pembrooke
Rader
Robinson
Nadeny
Ethandy
Boxing Roundup Chronicles Bradley Ferguson Nelson and Johnson
Pat Bradley of Philadelphia remains in demand after defeating Joe Ferguson of Manayunk in a decisive showing. Billy Gally the Australian lightweight continues to impress as he targets a title shot. Frankie Nelson of New York was outmatched in most rounds, with only the fifth offering brief resistance. If Jack Johnson fights on, he could retire wealthier, aided by a $30,000 fall purse offered by a French promoter for a Johnson Jeanette bout, plus Las Vegas winnings.
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Pat Bradley
Philadelphia
Joe Ferguson
Manayunk
Billy Gally
Frankie Nelson
New York
Jack Johnson
Joe Jeanette
Johnson
Las Vegas
JOHNSON PLANS THREE MORE FIGHTS BEFORE RETIREMENT
Chicago boxer John Artha Johnson arrives from Las Vegas claiming he will fight three more heavyweight contenders before retiring. He targets Al Palzer, Sam Langford, and Sam McVea, saying he wants to prove no one can beat him before stepping away from the ring.
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Cain P. Hall
Chicago
John “Artha" Johnson
James Pueblo Flynn
Las Vegas
Johnson
Flynn
al Palzer
Bombadier Wells
England
Sam Langford
Sam
Australia
Sam McVea
Oxnard
Cal
Jack
Palzer
New York
le Book
Vaudeville Shows Aimed To Please Opera Audiences
Vaudeville shows were possibly invented to give audiences a change of pace from grand opera and to provide variety and entertainment.
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