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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1910
Page
2
The Indians heaped scorers on the Turks after trailing early. Lou Nordyke homered to start a late rally as Spokane’s Danny Shed and Ostdiek sparked a comeback, with Zuckert shutting down opponents’ hits through most of the game.
Ostdiek led Beattie and Cartwright in a late surge as Spokane edged the Redmen 4 to 2. Frisk advanced bases with solid hits while Keener’s line drive broke through second base. Holm pitched the final frames, and a tense finish left Spokane with the win amid scattered scoring from the Turks earlier.
Erickson the Norway Pine held the Tigers to one hit in a 4 to 1 victory for Vancouver. Beavers pinch hit and Vancouver pitchers limited the Tigers’ offense as Tacoma and McCamment shared time on the mound.
In Brooklyn the National League game featured Batteries Semich Bachman Geyer Bresnahan and Phelps for the home team against Crabl Scanion and Bergen. Um pires Eason and Johnstone appeared in the later innings.
Advertises Fishing Tackies Rubber Athletic Goods and a large sport shop stock in the Pacific Northwest. Lists imported hooks lines hand made files tennis golf balls clubs clothing and ammunition. Mentions rubber goods and assorted high grade flock items with partial brand names.
Two strong horses have performed unevenly all season and may face each other in a stake event. If arranged, a match race could decide the crown between the rivals.
Philadelphia August report credits Connie Mack with building a young Athletics squad that leads the American League. The piece praises Mack’s management style, his handling of players, and strategic use of Coombe and Morgan to sustain form through the heat of midsummer.
Bert Daniels, a Bucknell alumnus who joined the New York Americans after stints at Notre Dame and Villa Nova, has used different names on each college team and in minor leagues. Since joining the Yankees he has excited American League fans with stellar play at third base and left field, with Eastern critics naming him the likely breakout star this season.
Report notes Bender and Plank reliefs with light August workload while Krause is slated to pitch his first game on August 18 against Chicago. Coombs and Morgan rest. Krause expected to enter the game in fresh form.
In Kansas City Missouri on August 4, Misa Helen Wilson sues the local American association baseball team owners for $10,000 claiming a foul ball struck her cheek and caused permanent disfigurement. She argues the seating box was inadequately screened and the accident would not have occurred.
In Detroit on August 4 Ed Geers guided Duadie Archdale to win the first heat of the Merchants and Manufacturers stake with a 2 00 time. Ario Leyburn on Rosemire finished second. The second heat also ended with Archdale first and Leyburn second, time 2 09.
William Ford a Philadelphia middleweight was knocked out by William Brown a San Francisco fighter at the Sharkey Athletic Club. Ford was down three times before a closing right to the jaw ended the bout. Dr W Winale treated Ford for 1 hour 44 minutes without success. Ford was carried away unconscious and Brown fled after word of possible death. Police were not notified and Ford's whereabouts are unknown.
Joe Gans former lightweight champion boxer travels to Baltimore as doctors fear for his life in Dodge City Kansas. He is kept alive by oxygen and showed slight rally though his condition remains critical.
With Morgan and Coombe resting, Mack adds Russell to the three-man rotation and plans to rely on Krance Plank and Hender for late season work. Dygert and Atkins stay as emergency options, kept in reserve all season to safeguard the endgame unless plans shift.
The interstate Trap Shooters morning session at the title flata saw Frank Riehl of Tacoma lead both amateur and professional divisions with 79 of 80. Ed Farmin of Hand Point Idaho followed with 77, Hugh McElroy of Spokane tallied 76, while A L Hall bowed out due to a weak heart. The Trap Quartet entertained and veteran shooters Beek of Spokane and Dad Fleet of Montesano competed for top gun honors.
A humorous sketch on baseball scouts and young players. It contrasts naive rookies with savvy professionals, recounting a pennant chase tale about a callow hopeful who travels to a big city team, faces skeptical scrutiny, and learns hard lessons about the game and fit with a major club.
This week the Davino folding Davenport is exhibited in the show window. Those who have seen it in use claim it surpasses all other combination beds in convenience and comfort.
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