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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1914

Page

7

Giants and Giants Tie In Narrow Seattle Exhibition

Seattle Giants and Chicago Giants battled to a tight tie as 10,000 fans watched in Rainier Valley Park. Dell pitched well for Seattle but faltered in the ninth as two doubles produced the decisive inning. Captain Hill led Seattle with three hits while outfielders Swain Killilay and Martini struggled at the plate. Saskatoon manager Billy Hurley arrived to challenge Seattle in a three game set starting today.

Tealy Raymond Rainier Valley Park Seattle Giant Chicago Giant Rube Foster Seattle Dell Dougherty Brunettes Iama Charley Swain Swain Killilay Martini Tealy Capt. Hill Hill Ich Saskatoon Billy Hurley Seattle Giants Vancouver Rob Brown Monron Ieee Seattie Weiner

Washington crews arrive in San Francisco for Oakland estuary race

On the scene in San Francisco as the two Washington University crews arrive ahead of a Saturday morning regatta facing Stanford and Berkeley over the Oakland estuary.

San Francisco University of Washington Stanford Berkeley Oakland

McGraw Defies Umpire In Standoff Over Call

John McGraw refused to back down after an umpire warned him during a game. He argued the decision, kept advancing toward Emilie, and offered a $500 bet to distinguish an orange from a baseball left at second base. The exchange showed McGraw's truculent mood after a disputed ruling.

M’graw Fullerton John McGraw Emilie McGraw Bob

Locals Capture Cup In Seattle Trapshooting Duel

A Seattle Trapshooters Association team defeated a Ta coma gunners squad by ten points to claim the Mancke cup in a Sunday match. The final score was 48 to 38.

Tacoma Gunners Seattle Trapshooters Association Seattle

Phone Your Want Ad To Main 9400 Today

A short classified notice urges readers to place want ads by calling MAIN 9400 now so the ad will appear tomorrow rather than yesterday. The item invites speedy action and uses a playful deadline.

St. Louis Federals Rally Behind Brown in Spring Camp

Reporter Hugh S. Fullerton notes Morde cai Brown shaping a lean, efficient roster for the St. Louis Federals at Shreveport. Brown trims excess players, builds around three catchers and a strong pitching staff led by an American League recruit while naming specific infield and outfield options.

Hugh S. Fullerton Monrof Mordecai Brown St. Louis Federals Brown Shreveport Tinker Chicago Feds Therm Mike Simon Pittsburg Hartley Giants Chapman Cuba

Black Diamond Nets Narrow Win Over Tacoma

In a well played game at Tacoma Sunday afternoon the Black Diamond eleven defeated Tacoma 3 to 2. Both teams showed sensational ball handling in the first half which ended 1-1.

Tacoma Black Diamond Soccer Eleven

Plan Long Race From New York To San Francisco

Motor boat owners worldwide closely watch plans for a 1915 exposition race from New York to San Francisco via the Panama Canal. Over ten thousand dollars in prizes will be awarded. Frank Dennis of New York, winner of the Hearst reciprocity race, will build a $45000 boat for the event.

San Francisco New York Panama Canal Frank Dennis

Northwest Bowling Congress Opens in Portland

Start of the Northwest Bowling Congress in Portland with local teams on the lanes tonight and tomorrow. Games are scheduled for both afternoon and evening starting Wednesday, as teams from other cities join the action.

Portland Northwest Bowling Congress Oregon

Blondy Butler Wins Local Pool Showdown at White House

Close to 500 spectators saw Blondy Butler, local pool phenom, defeat Charles Jordan of British Columbia 600 to 569 Sunday night at the White House parlors. Butler clinched the final game and set to claim the victory.

Blondy Butler Charles Jordan British Columbia White House

Exhibition Scores From City Matches Across Regions

Local exhibition games feature mixed results with Baltimore defeating Brooklyn 10 to 6 in Baltimore. Newark 4 beat Athletics 3 in Newark. Louisville beat Detroit 5 to 3. New Orleans 6 to 2 over New York Giants. Columbus edged Boston Red Nap 6 to 3. Washington down Indianapolis 2 to 1. St Louis Nationals beat Americans. Monroe hosts semi pro action with St Joseph losing 6 to 2 in Monroe.

Louisville Detroit New Orleans New York Giants Columbus Aes Boston Red Ianapolis Chicago Nationals Indianapolis St. Louie Monroe Ee Foedernis St. Joseph

Brooklyn Candid for Pennant Says Robinson

New York April 6 Brooklyn National League team under Wilbert Robinson shows strong form after recent wins over the New York Highlanders. Critics note pep and improved play as Brooklyn pressures for a top finish with the Giants likely to win the pennant. Robinson predicts Brooklyn will place fourth.

Hal Sheridan New York Wilbert Robinson Baltimore McGraw New York Giants New York Highlanders Robby Robinson Brooklyn Glanta Pittsburg Chicago

Amateur Ball Scores From Bremerton and Nearby

Bremerton All Navy 6 top Shaner and Wolff 2 while Everett Edmonton 14 defeated Nippon 56. Olympia Olympia 16 over Dupont 3. Anacortes 4 beaten by Ballard 3.

Bremerton All-Navy Shaner & Wolff Everett Edmonton Nippon Olympia Dupont Anacortes Ballard

Dope Dopesters pick Broadway to win baseball title

Dope Dopesters at Broadway high school forecast Broadway to win this year’s baseball championship as the lineup grows stronger than last season. Frank Bingaman and White are expected to form the regular battery.

Broadway High School Frank Bingaman White

Pop the Birds at Green Lake Gun Club

A large crowd gathered at Green Lake Gun Club on Sunday. Young led the 25-bird event with 23 hits while Muhl won the 50-bird shoot.

Green Lake Gun Club Young Muhl

Standing Room Only at Yuma Meets White Sox

The sign in Yuma Arizona warned standing room only as the Chicago White Sox played. Crowds no seats left, a full overflow not the reason. Harry Forbes has opened a physical culture school in Chicago. Lurie the French heavyweight has challenged Bombardier Wells of England to a 20 round bout.

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