Ninth Inning Rally Gives Indians 7 4 Win Over Giants
Spokane ousted Seattle 7 to 4 in a tense nine inning game as a late nine run frame broke a 3 3 tie. Cocash homered twice and led aться late rally while Yackett and Willis held strong on the mound. Giants led in eighth before Seattle exploded in the ninth.
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Seymour Provides Portland Victory In Tight Baseball Score
Results show Portland beating Victoria 9 to 8 as Stovall collects four hits in four at bats. Beattie, Vancouver at Ta Victoria game. Kitting, Portland player, leads with late scoring. McCreery and DeVost pitched for Victoria. Jensen and Moore for Portland in a closely contested matchup.
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Tigers Trim Beavers In Tacoma Victory
Bilaine Gor limited Vancouver to three hits two of them miscues Tacoma capitalized with a 5 to 2 win. Tacoma pushed across two runs in the second inning and added three more in the eighth to seal the decision. Berne and Gerdes starred for Vancouver.
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National League names pitchers and lineups
A fragmented recap lists pitchers and batters for the National League with partial names such as Detterice Matern Kileg Perry Olbeon Roaten Kiling and Sganiens Mattern. The readable items indicate a team lineup or roster notes without complete context.
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American League Notes From A Turbulent Second Game
Disjointed OCR summary recounts various players and teams with unclear phrases. Mentions Washington matchup and multiple batters, pitchers, and positions in a fragmented currents of names and terms.
Iside Lights On The Sporting Show At Rourke Park
In Omaha Miss Mabel Houseman of South Omaha plans to disrupt visiting first basemen with homemade whistles. Each whistle, carved from a beaded poker chip with two holes, is shared with friends who sit near first base during games. She claims to have a whistle tied to Chris Lindsay of Denver.
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Rourke Park
Denver
Cobb Taught Jackson Slide Inspires Cleveland Base Runner
Joe Jackson of Cleveland learns fallaway slide from Cobb mixing his tricks with Cobb taught moves. Ty Cobb demonstrates at the base to refine Joe’s timing and spread, noting Joe’s initial misstep and improvement.
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Joe
Pace Too Hot to Last in National League Race
Five leading NL clubs surge since May with Cubs Pirates Cardinals and Phillies atop the standings. Pirates lead strong in recent weeks while pace risks a collapse as one or two teams may be eliminated from pennant contention.
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Cardinals
Phillies
Pirates
Rebuilding Cubs Under Frank Chance Keeps Top Form
Chicago Cubs manager Frank L. Chance discusses rebuilding the champion team without halting play. He explains selecting and trading players, developing youth like Zimmerman and Doyle, moving Hofman and Sater, and reinforcing key positions to stay competitive.
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Slugging Dusty Sparks Spokane Rally In Nine
Dust biamonn TM drove in three of Spokane's seven runs yesterday with two long drives over the fence. Spokane added four runs in the ninth on a string of errors and bloops as Cooney, Nordyke, Zimmerman, Cocash, Cartwright and others contributed. Ty Cobb appeared for five innings with a single a triple and a homer before illness ended his day. Washington won with Elberfeld and Geassier delivering key hits while Vean Gregg and Hughes pitched well.
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Frisk
Nordyke
Ty Cobb
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Hemlock
Vean Gregg
Washington
Senators
Hughes
Elberfeld
Geassier
Saw Jointer and Tools Price Reductions at Pike’s
Pike's Perfect Saw Jointer offered at 50c and 35c and advertised as adjustable to any saw to joint teeth true. The ad urges occasional jointing for proper work and promotes a stockwide tool sale including Morin's Naker Gauge 760 Whiting's patent saw set and Simonds Crescent saw tools with various prices.
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Imonds
Steamship Schedule Notes and Times from Seattle
Steamers depart Seattle at 7 30 a m 12 m and 6 p m with connections from Everett at 9 16 a m and 0 46 a m 2 16 p m and 7 16 p m Three daily round trips from Colman dock subject to change and no notices Phones Sunset Main 3999 Ima Tao Ladys Saat nday.
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Stovall Delivers Four Hits to Lift Pippins Past Opponent
Jesse Stovall starred for Portland with four hits in four at bats, driving in two runs and breaking a deadlock with a clutch hit off Leo McCreery. The versatile outfielder stays near the .300 mark for the season.
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Jesse Stovall
Portland
Leo McCreery
Stovall
Poulabo Defeats Suquamish 12 to 3 In Sunday Game
Poulabo defeated Suquamish 12 to 3 in a well played amateur ball game on Sunday. Batteries were Ireton and Burguson for Poulabo with Thompson and Alexander behind Suquamish.
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Touchard and Little capture opening doubles win in nationals
Gustave Touchard and Raymond Little defeated Maurice Mc Loughlin and Thomas Bundy in the first round of the national men's doubles preliminary, taking the final set 10 8 after split sets 6 4 6 4 and 9 7 and 6 3, amid high crowd cheers at Lake Forest.
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Maurice McLoughlin
Thomas Bundy
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Baseball and boxing notes from coast to coast
Heinie Heit Muller, now with Los Angeles, bought from Baltimore and will report at once. Pop Coulon buried in Chicago with boxing notables at his side. National Baseball association convention set for November in San Antonio. Johnny Frayne heads to Salt Lake for August 15 bout with Matty Baldwin. Joe Jeanette and Tony Ross fight to a draw in New York. Marty O'Toole and James Kelly due to report to Pittsburgh. Donlin sold to Boston Nationals. Frankie Neil bound over to federal grand jury in San Francisco.
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Sacramento Players Sore as Angels Seek Pat O Rourke
The Sacramento captain Patsy O Rourke, suspended for allegedly striking umpire Hildebrand at Stockton, attracts offers from Los Angeles and San Francisco clubs. LA leads the chase as safety and loyalty divide fans and some critics push for his removal.
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Star Newsies Defeat Storks in Close 3 1 Victory
The Star Newsies beat the Storks 3 to 1 at Lincoln Park to improve their Star league standing. Greason and Gleaton led strong pitching with nine strikeouts apiece, while Baldwin yielded a single and a wild pitch in the fourth. Oehler scored on a walk theft and passed ball, Greenburg and Meyers added runs, and the Storks could muster only a fourth inning run.
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Garfien
Greenburg
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Meyers
Waltridge
Gleaton
Sheriff Clamps Down Canceling Astoria Centennial Boxing
Astoria officials nix a boxing tournament planned for the city centennial. Sheriff J. W. Barnes denied boxing permits to promoters E. B. Beeson and F. M. Walsh who had arranged fights with Battling Nelson and Danny O’Brien among others for August.
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J. W. Barnes
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F. M. Walsh
Beeson
Battling
Nelson
Danny O'Brien
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