Pacific Coast League Friday Games Report
Scores and standings from Friday in the Pacific Coast League show Seattle losing to Los Angeles 2 to 5 at Seattle, Tacoma 1 at San Francisco, and Oakland 7 at San Francisco 5 as final tallies. American League results include New York 7 over St Louis 3 and Detroit 3 over Philadelphia 2. National League notes Chicago 2 Boston 1 and Pittsburgh 7 New York 5.
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Siwashes Top Angels in Uneven Baseball Tilt
Siwashes beat the Angels with Charlie Hall pitching and strong hitting. Rusty Hall delivered a sharp bunt and scored on a misplay, while the Angels fielded poorly and failed to mount a sustained offense. The game featured Cravath’s noted one hand catch and uneven late innings as Seattle’s team built a lead.
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Slats Davin leads wild baseball chatter and injuries
The piece recalls Slats Davin arguing a call after a head collision with a Seattle second baseman. It notes strong play by Seattle, a Cleveland slump to third, and mentions Dugdale and other players tied to major leagues. It also reports Tacoma pitches, a Boston move for Bobby Keefe, and a Hood Canal excursion on August 6 with Steamer Perdita.
Fastest Boat In the World Opens to Meet All Comers
Alexander Winton, famed for Winton Bullets 1 and 2, unveils a 12-cylinder engine in a 46-foot hull designed for salt water. He predicts speeds surpassing 35 miles per hour on open water, aiming to beat current auto-boat records. The existing public record stands at 29.93 mph.
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Barney Oldfield
Earl Kiser
Walt Water
Law
Cleveland
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Napier
The Men Who Play Ball For Cincinnati CHECH
A portrait of Cincinnati players and figures from the season. Chech is highlighted as a smart pitcher and strong hitter while other Reds notables such as Dreyfuss Hoelskoetter Odwell Bridwell Soiel Phelps Street and Street are noted for their roles and trades. The piece paints a lively, character filled view of the Cincinnati lineup and its prospects.
Victoria and Vancouver Face Off In League Clash
The Victoria and Vancouver league game set for August 12 is moved to this Saturday in Victoria at the request of the Victoria club. W. W. Bolton urges a local referee, citing Vancouver's July 10 allowance of Archie McNaughton, while Victoria names Snider Coldwell and Tite. Hooper, president of the Victoria association, defended their ref choice against Seattle. The Victoria team departs Saturday night for Portland to meet the Portland team on Sunday as they aim to repeat last season's success against Seattle.
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Victoria Times
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Coldwell
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Bob Cheney
Hooper
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Northern Pacific
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Suny
Dope Sheet and Boxing Promoters Discuss Lightweight Contenders
The piece notes Ralph Rosa being expelled from the University of Michigan for academic irresponsibility and hints at Stanford's potential chance for study. It also highlights John Wille pursuing Marvin Hart with Curley’s push, and Jeffries’ suggestion to Ryan’s tutelage. Rufus Turner loses to Jimmie Gardner at Colma under Golden State Athletic Club in a two and a half round bout.
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Los Angeles
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Jack Curley
Marvin Hart
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Britt and Sullivan Fight Foreseen Rematch Review
The write up details a boxing bout where Turner falls in the eleventh round after being outboxed by Gardner earlier rounds. It suggests Britt must rise to his best to defeat the challenger Britt versus Sullivan is anticipated with talk of schemes and manipulation behind the matchup and a belief the harder hitter will prevail.
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Everett Manager Hulen Rejoins Team for Season End
Everett reports manager Hulen traveled to Vancouver to rejoin the Everett club. Differences with directors have been settled and he will stay with the team through the season’s end.
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Hulen
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Samuelson Breaks World Two Mile Record at Ogden Track
W E Samuelson of Provo Utah shattered the world mark for two miles in a scratch two mile lap handicap race at Ogden. He covered the distance in 3 48 1 5, topping the previous record by four fifths of a second. The story also notes baseball standings with Philadelphia leading the National League and Chicago in second, and mentions Wheeler of St Paul slated for Portland.
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W. E. Samuelson
Provo
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