Ritchie Defeats Murphy For Lightweight Title In San Francisco
Willie Ritchie retained the world lightweight crown by a decisive 20 round victory over Harlem Tommy Murphy in San Francisco. Seventeen rounds went to Ritchie with three even as Murphy fought gamely despite cuts and a battered eye. Ritchie praised Murphy after the bout and Murphy conceded the defeat.
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Seattle Signs New Outfielder Fielder Johnson
Fielder Johnson, top Tri-State outfield prospect, signs with Seattle to bolster the defense. He played for Walla Walla last season, hitting around .300, and arrives today to likely assume right field duties this game.
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Federal league crowds draw big attention in major basebal
New York reports crowds flocking to Federal league parks as major leagues see empty benches. Baltimore's opening game drew 30 000 in Maryland's largest crowd, while St. Louis hosted 25 000 for a Federal debut. Critics call curio magnetism behind the attendance surge. Major magnates promise to watch developments.
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Managers determine team fate says star expert
A baseball essay ranks managers as the decisive force behind success or failure. It profiles leaders like Mack, McGraw, Chance, Herzog, Stallings, Carrigan and Rickey, noting their traits, methods, and impact on players, with mixed judgments on tact and leadership. It ends with an ad for Shulack suits.
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Best modern outable rooms in Seattle at Stewart House
Advertisement notes 25c to 50c rates for rooms at Stewart House 86 West Stewart near Pike Place Market in Seattle. Local offer highlights modern amenities and proximity to public market.
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Varsity Slumps as Washington Falls to Oregon in Baseball
Washington’s four-man squad was defeated 6 to 4 by Oregon as defensive lapses and lineup issues hampered the Huskies. Fenton led with a triple and two singles while Tuerck dominated on the mound, and Graham homered in the sixth inning before the final outs.
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Coffroth Declares Gunboat Smith World’s Best Heavyweight
Promoter Jimmy Coffroth of San Francisco hails Gunboat Smith as the world’s premier heavyweight fighter. He singles out Smith’s power and ring dominance, staking his claim to the top rung of the division.
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Kantlehner Shuts Down Cardinals as Pirates Shine
Irve Kantlehner labored for the Pittsburgh Pirates against the St. Louis Cardinals, allowing four scattered hits while overpowering the visitors. Charley Fullerton impressed Seattle with his minor league refined pitching, and Lee Magee struggled to solve Kantlehner’s delivery.
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Our Town in Review A mix of colorful sports banter
A humorous column rips through boxing and baseball gossip lampooning Al McCoy as a left handed fighter, Lipton with a mascot monkey, and Joe Rivers street challenges. It toys with Frank Gotch, Ban Johnson, and the reserve clause while teasing matchups and playful quips about Wells Coffey and local Seattle sports life.
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Earl Cooper and Stutz King to Race Here at Meadows
Earl Cooper, the Stutz king, will race at the Meadows two day program under Northwest Speedway. Races are scheduled for July 18 and 19 with Cooper already assuring participation. Track enlargement to a mile and a quarter begins May 1 and should be usable by the 20th. 35 entries anticipated.
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A Glimpse Ahead of Defiance Launch May 11
A glance at the sloop Defiance which may represent the United States in the international cup races shows it set for launch on May 11. The vessel’s readiness suggests possible participation in upcoming events and showcases for naval design.
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Scanlon Released by Brooklyn for Semi Pro Team
Dee Scanlon, recently reinstated, has been released by Brooklyn. He will pitch for a semi pro team in which Jake Daubert, Brooklyn captain, is part owner.
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Cobb Rival Says Maisel Will Lead Steals This Season
Frank Chance manager of the New York Yankees predicts Maisel will top Cobb and Milan in stolen bases this season. The remark positions Maisel as a prominent base stealing threat alongside Cobb and Milan.
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Regional banks draw six big league clubs from twelve cities
Among twelve cities hosting regional banks only six have major league clubs. The data highlights uneven distribution of top teams across banking regions and markets, suggesting concentration of elite franchises in select locations.
Tacoma tops Beavers 5–3 in Vancouver battle
Tacoma handed the Beavers the short end of a Friday matchup at Vancouver, winning 5 to 3 behind strong pitching by Kurfess McGinnity and Harris with Reuther and Cheek contributing at bat. Spokane game notes list McCorry Altman Hannah Carney in the lineup.
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Schools Meet Opens With Broadway and Franklin Winners
The high school baseball season opened Friday with Broadway beating West Seattle 25 to 3 and Franklin defeating Lincoln 9 to 1. Heinrich Schmidt will not play golf in England this year.
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