Pippins Extend Winning Streak as Beavers, Indians Clash
The Pippins beat the Giants 7 to 2 with Zackert pitching a strong game and Mundorff, Nic Williams contributing multi hits. Meanwhile the Indians face Beavers this week as third place hopes ride on improved offense and solid fielding. Tiger's gap to leaders narrows as teams jockey for position in a tight standings race.
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Joe Colin
Joe
Indians
Beavers
Tigers
Pippins
Gordon Beats Engle in Tight Tigers Victory
Blaine Gordon pitched to a 1 to 9 win over George Engle of the Beavers. It was a close duel as both pitchers allowed five hits, with Gordon striking out the last three batters to finish in style.
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Cohn
Zackert
Felit
Zack
Arthur
Cruicky
Bill Leard
Giants
Colin
Gordon
Engle
Blaine Gordon
Tigers
George Engle
Beavers
Spokane Giants clash ends in late rally and pitching twists
Spokane opened aggressively against Zackert as Cooney faltered early. Zeke settled in, Seattle countered with timely hits and a sacrifice fly, leaving Spokane with a four run first inning deficit. Meichese robbed Bues in the fifth. a double play and sharp fielding sealed the Giants’ win impact as notes of Beattie’s era and new prospects L. M. Haskell and Homer Hauck surfaced.
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Ssee
Rathenden
Seattle
Cruick Bilt
Householder
Cruick
Eddie
Bues
Weed
Seaton
Raymond
Shea
Spokane
Ry O
From First-String Catcher to Minor Leaguer Grover Land
Grover Land moves from first-string catcher for Cleveland to second string, then is edged by Coast product Land and Syd Smith for the top spot. After a delay he is sold to St Paul following an incident with a gate keeper. He praises catcher Billy Kelly as a great talent.
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Grover Land
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Cleveland
Syd Smith
Gun Fisher
Wall. McCredie
Portland
Syd
Land
Stoval
St. Paul
Billi Kelly
Oeoole
Kelly
Hack Needs Quiet Place for Training in Chicago
Hackenschmidt plans arrival October 19 with a private training site 26 miles from Chicago. Doc Roller says the quiet place will help secure victory and a fortune. Tickets go on sale tomorrow with prices from 3 dollars up and an expected gate near 109000 dollars.
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Chicago
Hack
Lion
Frank Gotch
Jack Curley
Doc Roller
Jack
Hackenschmidt
Roller
Gotch
Humboldt
George Hackenschmidt
Experis
Prank Gotch
Hampion
Comiskey’s
Ball Park
Challenger
Humboldt Farm
Frank
Henry Ordemann
Jess Westergaard
Joe Rodgers
Farmer Burns
Jimmy Asbell
London
Doc
Goteh
Dobie Faces Tough Schedule For Washington Football
The University of Washington football team will play seven games this season five at home and one each in Spokane and Portland. A Portland clash with the University of Oregon stands out as the class of the schedule amid rivalries with Oregon State, Idaho, and Washington State. Coach Dobie, missing Haseley Sutton Griffiths Grimm Bakina, expects a hard task but aims to build a winner.
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Victor Zednick
U. of W
Spokane
Portland
U. of C
Oregon
Washington
Dobie
Haseley
Sutton
Griffiths
Grimm
Bakina
Notice of Eye Examination Clinic by J W Mamunds
Local notice announces an eye examination clinic by J W Mamunds in Leary Ridge with office hours from Saturday evening to Sunday by appointment. It invites busy people suffering headaches vision and eye strain to attend. Contact numbers Main 1174 and DB 701-7038 are provided.
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T To & Welock
J. W. Mamunds
Leary
Madison St
Spring plans and young stock shape the Tigers' fate
Notes on baseball strategy praise Jennings plan with young talent over veterans. Mentions Hughey Jennings recruits and Connie Mack approach. Discusses von Hermann Clarke Griffith shifting to develop youth for next year and hints at Garry replacing Clark.
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Alexander
Chalmers
Detroit Tigers
Jim Casey
Hobby Lowe
Jennings
Connie Mack
Hughey Jennings
Hughey
von Hermann
Clarke Griffith
Garry
Clark
Coast League and American League baseball snippets
The page lists scattered baseball notes across leagues. Names such as Griffin Melighe Kile Geyer and others appear among Coast League players, while American League games were not scheduled yesterday. Standings show Portland Seattle Spokane Victoria and other clubs with partial records and umpire notes.
Lang and Lester Face Potential Final In Antipodean Heavyweight Plan
In a fall and winter heavyweight elimination pushed by Hugh McIntosh in the Antipodes Bill Lang is expected to reach the final against dusky Jack while Jack Lester may meet Langford or Corbett’s choice. Carl Morris eyes a path if he survives Jim Flynn next month and the outcome hinges on who advances from the Lang versus Lester bracket.
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Hugh McIntosh
Antipodes
Pata Fistic Authority
Bill Lang Uo
Dusky Jack
Bill Corbett
Lang
Jack Lester
Lester
Big Jack
Bill Lang
Sam Langford
Carl Morris
Jim Flynn
Boxing and racing notes from cities including Los Angeles and Buffalo
Patsy Kline begins training for a 20 round featherweight title bout with Frankie Conley at Vernon on August 19. Kline arrives from the East with wife and manager Joe Smith. Speedy boats enter the Gold Challenge Cup race on the St Lawrence river with Dixie IV defending. Eddie Smith recovers in Oakland and is unlikely to fight for a year. Wheelmen club to feature Matty Baldwin vs Willie Ritchie as August boxing card plans unfold. Boerenholz issues a challenge to Nelson Welsh or any top lightweight as he arrives in San Francisco. Wolgast McFarland bout expected to be staged in Milwaukee.
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Los Angeles
Patsy Kline
Frankie Conley
Vernon
Kline
Joe Smith
Buffalo
N. Y
St. Lawrence River
Frontenac Yacht Club
Dixie IV
Oakland
Cal
Eddie Smith
Smith
San Francisco
Boerenholz
Nelson
Freddie Welsh
Anhols
Denver
Grand Circuit trots at North Randall track
Officials approve the schedule for the Grand Circuit meet at North Randall Cleveland. Uhlan set the trotting mile record there last summer, and the event promises fast times as horses and horsemen perform.
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Cleveland
North Randall
Uhlan
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