Gardner and Seals blank Seattle in 4 to 0 win
Gardner pitched a two hit shutout as the San Francisco Seals defeated Seattle 4 to 0. Seals hitters broke through late while Gardner fanned several batters in a standout performance.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
2
Gardner pitched a two hit shutout as the San Francisco Seals defeated Seattle 4 to 0. Seals hitters broke through late while Gardner fanned several batters in a standout performance.
Baseball recap notes Gard’s two hits and ground work as Keals win behind steady fielding. Middleton and Kenworthy contribute timely hits while Eldred, Geary, and others make key plays.
Pacific Northwest tennis championship at Tacoma sees Seattle entries eliminated in men singles as Richard Hesketh Kinsey and Lyons advance. Women progress include Sara Livingstone Mayme McDonald and Gertrude Schreiner with matches set for today and upcoming rounds.
Regular AAU member seeks to enter events in The Star city swimming meet. Blanks due by August 12 at The Star office. Entrants under 16 not required to be registered.
Tiny Herman dominates four round bout at Liberty Park, beating Ole Anderson who endures repeated clean shots. Welch outpoints Baker, Wilson draws with Gage, Pinto draws with Fitzgerald, Garten defeats Bertelon after multiple knockdowns.
Rumors say Babe Barton and Harl Maggert will face a regular trial before the Coast League board. Barton, Vernon’s first baseman, is suspended. Maggert was released by Salt Lake. The pair seek to prove their innocence through the proceedings.
Montreal reports Charles Le doux, France bantamweight champion, knocked out Johnny Frisse of New York in the fifth round of a ten round bout. Frisse was driven to the floor after a right to the chin and did not rise before the count. The bout ends with Le doux asserting his claim as top bantamweight.
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