Indians Victors In A Snappy Struggle
Indians win 4 1 over the Giants at Dugdale's Park in a hard fought opener. Controversy with umpire Moran and errors fueled the contest as Thompson pitched well for the Indians and Zimmerman made key catches. Seattle scored in the fourth, but Spokane's late runs secured the victory and set up another meeting with Strand pitching today.
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Coln
Indians
Dugdale’s Park
Moran
Spokne
Myers
Seattle
Shaw
Cooney
Short
Amos Moran
Strait
Braves
Zimmerman
Thompson
Powell
Raymond
Cohn
Strand
Boston Americans
Spokane
Wilson Hurls Bees to Victory in Vancouver
Kyddoe Wilson faced a tough start but settled in as the Bees held off the Champs. Vancouver's attack produced six hits and three early runs against Schmutz, while both teams settled into parity with strong pitching, leaving Victoria stranded as the Bees secured the win.
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Vancouver
Kyddoe Wilson
Champs
Schmutz
Victoria
Coffroth Busy with Plans for September Bouts
Jim Flynn of Pueblo travels from Chicago to meet Charley Miller who defeated Al Kaufman as announced by promoter Cof froth. A Labor Day bout is set for September 1 followed by Witte Ritchie versus Packey McFarland on September 9. If McFarland refuses, Coffroth will consider Harlem Tommy Murphy as a substitute. Additional talks include a Abe Attell versus Johnny Kilbane bout on October 12 Discovery Day.
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Ang
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Chicago
Charley Miller
al Kaufman
Ifroth
Witte Ritchie
Packey McFarland
McParland
Coffroth
Harlem Tommy Murphy
Melle
Mar
Jim Meredith
Media
Meredith
Ira Davenport
Chicago University
Davenport
Prankie Burns to Fight Danny OBrien in Oakland August Bout
Prankie Burns the local lightweight will meet Danny O brien of Portland in a 16 round match here on August 14 with articles signed Toby Irwin to referee The card also features a preliminary between Jimmy Fitten and Henry Long.
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Oakland
Cal
Prankie Burns
Danny O'brien
Portland
Toby Irwin
Jimmy Fitten
Henry Long
Gore in Eyes A Postoffice Ball Team to Tacoma
The Seattle postoffice ball team heads to Tacoma Thursday seeking revenge after a recent loss to the Tacoma postoffice Tigers during Potlatch week. Manager Jack Davies leads the squad with George Russell as mascot while the team faces the U S Migration Service squad.
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Tacoma
Tacoma Postoffice Tigers
Jack Davies
George Russell
Goslong
U. S. Immigration Service
Post Office
Attell and Thomas to Battle Soon
Abe Attell and Harry Thomas, the British featherweight, will fight 20 rounds at Vernon later this month. Tom McCarey offered August 16 or 20, with Attell favoring the 20th. the match is nearing final agreement and viewed as practically settled.
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Los Angeles
Abe Attell
Harry Thomas
Vernon
Tom McCarey
McCarey
Attell
Satia Factory
Old Cy Tells of Funniest Experience in Baseball
Cy Young recalls a Cleveland Pirates prank in which catcher Berger Herger received a hollow watch case as a joke on the same road trip. Berger, delighted at first, later laughs with teammates when he discovers the empty case, cementing friendships and his good spirit in early Cleveland days.
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Berger Herger
Pitteburg
Berger
CY Young
Pittsburg
D SPORT NOTES AND COMMENTS
Exuberant sport column critiquing baseball figures and attitudes. It lampoons Ad Wolgast and Van Haltren while recounting a scuffle involving Leslie Mann and Holderman. Mentions players heading to Canada to face Canadian batters and hints at cross-border baseball activity and managerial updates.
SatSop Trouts Rally To Van Tassel Whistle
In the Satsop river scene Seattle hardware man H. Van Tassel is shown with admiring friends after landing 187 pounds of trout in a single session. His largest catch weighs 12 pounds and the fish seem to answer his whistle, drawing out of the water with ease.
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H. van Tassel
Seattle
van Tassel
Van
Hayes to box 16 rounds with Scaler in Edmon ton tonight
Johnny Hayes a Seattle boxing hopeful plans a 16 round bout with Kid Scaler in Edmond ton tonight. The winner to face Joe Hayley, hopes for Canadian money diminishing daily as bets shift.
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Seattle
Hayes
Kid Scaler
Edmonton
Joe Hayley
New Auto Road Map for Washington Oregon by Monarch Oil
A newly issued automobile road map from the Monarch Oil Refining Co of San Francisco outlines all remote roads in Washington and Oregon suitable for ordinary weather. It marks best stop locations, distances between stops, and travel costs, aiding auto tourists venturing off beaten paths.
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Washington
Oregon
Monarch Oil Refining Co
San Francisco
Everett Edges Port Ludlow 10 9 in Rough Sunday Battle
In a poorly played game Everett beat Port Ludlow by a close 10 to 9 on Sunday. Singleton Ladd Kneel Reardon and Cunningham are noted among players, though many errors marked the contest.
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Port Ludlow
Pivocger Das
Singleton
Ladd
Kneel
Reardon
Cunningham
Van Asselt Slips Past G. N. In 9–0 Victory
Van Asselt defeated the Great Northern team 9 to 0 on Sunday. The winner seeks a rematch on Sunday with contact to Sisemore at Main 3859 for arrangements.
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van Asselt
Great Northern
Aueeet
Sisemore
Main
Marysville Ends Blaine's 19-Game Winning Streak
Marysville defeats Blaine 6 to 0 after 19 straight wins for Blaine. Welch pitched well, Kepler starred at third, and Mulvey and Captain Duncan powered the Marysville offense with Duncan homering and driving in two runs. A return game is set for next Sunday.
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Blaine
Welch
Kepler
Mulvey
Capt. Duncan
Duncan
Northwest sports figures visit Seattle and nearby towns
M Drennan, Connie Mack’s scout for the Philadelphia Athletics, arrived in Seattle to study Northwest talent with four Mack scouts on the road. John P. Sweeney and Bud Campbell of Victoria traveled by Ford roadster toward Mexico, planning a long Pacific highway trip.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Seattle
Ball Park
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Mr. Drennan
Mack
John P. Sweeney
Bud Cambell
Victoria
Tia Juana
Mexico
Washington
Oregon
California
Fishing Outing Quiets Woodsland Park Courts
Hatton persuaded all the tennis players to go fishing yesterday leaving Woodsland Park courses deserted except for a few broilers.
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Hatton
Woodsland Park
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