McGinnity releases three for Tigers prospects in Pacific Northwest league
Manager McGinnity trims Seattle Tigers roster releasing Foley Fisch er and Chick as he seeks new material. Kaufman from Victoria will debut against Seattle while Stonewall Jackson shines with three hits and three steals in an otherwise tight exhibition.
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To Box Before Legislature Exhibition in Springfield
State Senator Carroll plans a boxing exhibition in Springfield to promote his boxing bill. He is arranging bouts and is rumored to have signed Packey McFarland for one match. An illustrated lecture will precede the fights to explain the bill's benefits.
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Indians Lose Close Season Opener In Hees Tilt
SPOKANE April 23 The Indians returned to the field with an adjusted infield and benefited from Chief Cadreau’s strong pitching to edge Hees 2 to 1. Cadreau and Auer joined Hardin and Moek in the battery as the game stayed tight throughout.
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Beavers Edge Pippins in Tight Vancouver Clash
Vancouver Beavers win a hard fought game over the Portland Pippins with fumbles by Iulame and Murray, two walks, and Sennetts single driving in the decisive runs in the eighth. Ingersoll shut out the Pippins, supported by Lewis and Fitchner in relief.
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Bud Anderson Aims World Lightweight Title Within Six Months
Heatweight boxer Bud Anderson, who beat Knockout Brown in Los Angeles, predicts he will be world lightweight champion within six months. Manager Dick Donald confirms major bouts with Mandot on May 20, Tivers on July 4, and Ruehle on Labor Day as part of the plan.
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Bud" Anderson
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Fragmentary Battery Lineups Across Cities
Vague OCR lists multiple battery pairings and player surnames tied to cities including Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago and Washington. The fragment mentions teams such as New York Boston Detroit and Chicago with various battering or pairing names like Hamilton Alexander Agnew Steen Land Hatteries McKee Claussen and fasterly, among others.
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Full Plates Best Deal Promises Five Dollar Value
A brief item notes a promotional offer featuring full plates at five dollars and a stated best value. Readable details specify a sale or menu option advertised locally. Specific names or dates are not clear in the fragment.
Baseball Batteries and Lineups in Early City Matches
National recap lists starting pitchers and battery pairs for games in Cincinnati New York Philadelphia St Louis and Boston. Notable names include Leffeld Humphreys Cheney Archer Fromme Packard McIntyre Harter Clarke Severeld Tesreau Wiltse Wilson Perritt Wingo Curtis Irwin Gervine Haridan Wheeling and several others.
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Change Motor Race Program at The Meadows May 11
Pacific Motorcycle Racing Association rearranges the Meadows program for six events on May 11. The Motorcycle Inaugural becomes the final race, 20 miles, featuring 61 cubic inch displacement stripped stock and a flying finish, with other races including private owner and trade rider classes, various displacements, and mixed novelty events.
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Bismarck alleys host doubles tourney action Opens season with wins
The doubles tournament began Tuesday night with Dorning beating Shephard and Barton edging Schneider. Dorning 136 212 176 623 and Schenelder 147 197 188 632 led the scoring. Next week starts singles. Bon Marche and Holaum Baking clash tonight with a return Friday on Imperial alleys. Anacortes crushed Everett Pantimes 9 to 1 as season rolls on.
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Murphy's Cubs Future Hinges on 1919 Campaign Outcomes
The 1919 season could be favorable for Charley Murphy as he weighs Johnny Murphy's potential impact against Frank Chance and Joe Tinker. If Murphy proves prescient in manager changes and the Cubs improve, praise will follow. if Chance falters with New York or Tinker fails in Cincinnati, Murphy may face criticism. Key figures include Chance, Tinker, Evers, and Murphy, with implications for the Cubs' pennant hopes and pitching depth.
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O'Day
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Interclub boxing meet set at Victoria next Friday
Beattie Athletic club plans three boxers for the Interclub with James Bay Athletic club in Victoria with Pat Bentt directing. Edward Pinkman Mugsy Marshall and Archie Wyard will box for the club also sending Ed Hipson in wrestling. All three boxers aim for P N A championships here after the trip.
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Marshall
Archie Wyard
James Pay
Pinkman
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Famous twirler's father dying in Vancouver event
Charles C. Gregg, pioneer Vancouver resident father of baseball figures Dave Gregg of Toledo and Vean Gregg the Cleveland pitcher, lies near death as his family prepares for a funeral following his son Dave's marriage to Marjorie Sangster in St. Paul.
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Kaufman Joins Tigers After Bees Release
Pitcher Kaufman, released by the Victoria Bees, signs with Tacoma. The veteran hurler, among last season’s top arms, teams with Ed Kennedy who arrived from Portland to bolster McGinnity’s squad.
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Afternoon Bouts Considered After Dinner Shows
San Francisco April 23 promoter Coffroth plans to stage bouts after dinner with powerful arena lights. He believes night fights draw larger crowds than afternoon exhibitions and aims to boost attendance by shifting scheduling.
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Campbell Tops Canadian in Eight Round Seattle Fight
Ray Campbell of Seattle won a newspaper decision over Frank Barrers of Canada in an eight round bout in Vancouver B C. Clever infighting and steady work by Campbell carried the Seattle fighter to victory as the bout opened hopes for a possible match with champion Joe Bayley. Hagen lost to Billy Weeks after Weeks landed a hard right hand in the fifth round.
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Mohawks Trim Bea con Hill 9 8 4 In AP Play
The Mohawks defeated Beac on Hill 8 to 4 in an AP game Sunday. The Mohawks are open to play any city team ages 18 to 25. Teams wishing games should phone Ridney at 246 between 6 and 7 p m.
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