Strand Returns and Slams Giants in Seattle Victory
Paul Strand returned to mound duty for Spokane and kept the Giants in check until a seventh inning surge by Seattle. Fullerton walked batters to fuel a four run fifth for the Indians, while Chick muffed a fly and Raymond mishandled a grounder. The Braves then chased Fullerton as Strand steadied the ship, and Seattle clinched the 7 to 4 win with late insurance. The teams meet again at 3 this afternoon with Cadreau slated to start for the Indians.
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Strand
Giants
Fullerton
Schneider
Braves
Whaling
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Indians
Powell
Olehol
Pete Schneider
Cooney
Shaw
Chick
Mann
Altman
Cadreau
Frisk's homer wins eleven-inning clash in Vancouver
In Vancouver Frisk hit a seventh inning homer to break a deadlock with Victoria Bees after an eleven inning duel between Williams and Smith. The Champs took the game 1 0 in the extended frame, with the four bagger sealing the victory.
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Frisk
Vancouver
B. C
Champs
Victoria Bees
Williams
Smith
Victoria
Baseball scores and league results brief
American League games included Boston and Cleveland posting wins while Chicago defeated Washington and Philadelphia topped. In Detroit area action, New York lost and Boston’s score is shown. Coast League results list Los Angeles beating Vernon, Oakland, Sacramento, Portland, and San Francisco with varied scores.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Neenaes
Los Angeles
Vernon
Oakland
Sacramento
Portland
San Francisco
Baseball Wisdom From BY CY YOUNG
The column urges young players to use common horse sense, save money, and resist temptations in cities. It warns many athletes ruin themselves in the off season through inactivity and poor routines, advocating steady training and prudent living.
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CY Young
Thia
Mao
Tong
Sport Notes And Comments 3 By Kaye
A column humorously surveys baseball chatter and fan antics from Seattle and beyond. It ribbings managers nicknames and a fighter Moran while noting Olympic debate over England and colonies. The piece humorously critiques team struggles and fan suggestions as Seattle lingers in third place.
Brick business hints at busy open country roads early April
The remark notes that single track roads returning to open country will see heavy traffic around the first of April next year. The statement implies regional travel or transport activity tied to seasonal or agricultural cycles, with emphasis on the forthcoming rural road usage.
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Bhai
Colts win on late ninth inning rally over Portland
In a tense finish yesterday, five straight singles in the bottom of the ninth drove the Colts to victory over Portland. Tacoma’s La Longe starred with two doubles as the Tigers scored three runs in the game. National League results show Pittsburgh over New York and Philadelphia defeating Chicago, among others. Northwest standings list Vernon and Spokane near the top with Victoria and Tacoma in pursuit.
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Portland
la Longe
Tacoma
Tigers
Roore
Vortiana
Yachts Set for Labor Day Race From Everett
Agements were completed for a six mile course laid by the Everett Yacht Club. Spirit of Seattle will race against Alexandra of Vancouver on Labor Day for a purse of 6. The yachts will sail the course twice, making the total distance 12 miles.
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Carey Team Defeats Burnside Giants by Wide Margin
The Philip Carey team routed the Burnside Giants by a lopsided score of 19 to 4 in a rural matchup. Carey led with sharp plays as Burnside struggled to find offense through the game.
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Burnside Giants
Philip Carey
Kirkland Tops Bothell 5-4 in Tight Sunday Game
Kirkland defeated Bothell 5-4 in a close Sunday matchup. The contest was decided by a single goal as both teams traded chances. Bothell pressured late, but Kirkland held on to secure the win.
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Bothell
Kirkland
Lowman and Hanford Win Narrow Defeat for Medina Nine
Lowman and Hanford led the rollers to an 11 to 9 victory over Hellevue Medina on Sunday. Southpaw Duncan delivered standout pitching as the game’s highlight.
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Lowman & Hanford
Hellevue Medina
Southpaw Duncan
Gas Company, Seattle Triumph In 10 to 4 Win
The Gas Company thrashed Winslow 10 to 4 with Burchardt dominating on the mound and striking out 14. Pearse starred at the plate, going 6 for 6 with six safe hits, as Seattle routed Winslow.
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Unday
Seattle
Burchardt
Pearse
Emerson Tops Northwestern Tennis Field in Tacoma Show
Nat Emerson of North Yakima, holder of the Thorne trophy, showed strong form at the Northwestern championship in Tacoma. He and Russell won the doubles, while singles action saw Fotrell defeat Fulton and May Sutton beat Waterhouse in straight sets amid a day of tense matches and rising contenders.
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Joe Tyler
Idaho
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Fetrell
May Sutton
Miss Waterhouse
Portland
J.C. Tyler
Spokane
Ewing
Plorence Sutton
Mins Geraldine Pratt
Tacoma
Ward Daweon
Los Angeles
Kelliher
Press Box Notes On A Spokane Seattle Baseball Game
The article recounts a Seattle vs Spokane game with players like Paul Strand Melchett and Raymond highlighted. It describes crabbing protests, defensive plays, and miscues, including Altman, Chick, Myers, Cooney, and Moran umpiring. Sun glare affected plays and several peculiar fielding feats are noted.
Waltons Party Touts Lake trip and Fishing Reports
A Waltons fishing party toured American Lake last Sunday with noted anglers including E. Berreth and Tremper among others. Reports from Piper Taft’s bureau cite clear to low rivers and good bass fishing across several western state spots with specific baits and lures listed. 8 M Ellerby returns from Snoqualmie area noting deer quail grouse and bears nearby and Ted Whitman preparing a bunk house at his ranch.
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C. T. Hamilton
Kern
Whittle
Piper & Taft
Robe
Ogra
Fortaon
North Bend
Reuben Wood
Queen of Waters
Monroe
Tacoma
M. Ellerby
Piper & Taft's
Snoqualmie
Ted Whitman
Whitman Ranch
Ted
Seattle
Washington Tone and the Laughing Players of the Capital
The Washington Tone showcases fan favorites Herman Schaefer and Nick Altrock as amusing figures for the crowds. Artie Latham and Hugh Jennings are recalled for their rivaling antics, while Clarke Griffith values the duo for boosting spirits beyond their pay.
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P. T. Barnum
Herman
Germany
Schaefer
Nick Altrock
Artie Latham
Chris von der Ahe
St Louis
Hugh Jennings
Detroit
Dutchman
Altrock
Clarke Griffithen
Tennis doubles champions crowned at Northwest YMCA conference
Arn and Alien with A G Dounthitt of Seattle YMCA won the Washington employed officers doubles title at Delano Beach, defeating Perkins of Portland and Wood of Eugene in straight sets. John Rieke returned from the conference pale after a beer and boiled lobster quip, while Virgil Hall Fred Merritt 8119 Daniels and Doc Canfield sharpen volleyball skills at the Y M C A gym on warm afternoons.
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A. G. Dounthitt
Seattle
Washington
Northwest
Delano Beach
Perkins
Portland
Wood
Eugene
Ore
John Rieke
Virgil Hall
Fred Merritt
Daniels
Doc” Canfield
Washington Secretaries Defeat Oregon Secre taries in Conference Game
Walter Jenkins of Seattle Y M C A boys department pitched for the Washington secretaries while Applegate of Walla Walla shut down the Oregon side as Washington won 4 to 3 at the employed officers conference of the Y M C A at Delano Beach. A M Grille J H Smith and FE H Lee from Portland and Everett stopped in Seattle homeward from Delano Beach and gained morale for the months ahead.
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Boys’ Department
Seattle
Applegate
Walla Walla
Washington
Oregon Secretaries
de Jlano Beach
A. M. Grille
Portland
J. H. Smith
FE. H. Lee
Everett
Delano Beach
Lincoln sprinter Kyser vows to shine next season
Lincoln high school sprinter Harry Kyser trains this summer to return strong when school sports resume next fall. He runs the 100 yards faster than the Arkansas train, staying in peak condition. Ignatz Douthitt dominates Orcas Island camp, winning nine first places in ten events, a true chip off the old block.
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Lincoln High School
Arkansas
Ignatz Douthitt
Orcas Island
Columbia City beats Georgetown 7 to 1 in nine innings
Ira Wilson pitched a nine inning dominant game for Columbia City Sunday allowing one run while striking out ten. Manager Murphy expressed eagerness for more games as Kirkland and Redmond stood out in the action. Phone Main 8912.
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Columbia City
Georgetown
Murphy
Columbia
Kirkland
Redmond
Iroquois Defeat Shaner and Wolf Club at Seattle Showdown
Hemrich pitched for the Iroquois as they beat Shaner and Wolf at Seattle on Sunday. Batteries were Hemrich and Schubert, with Dean Kastner and Kastner contributing in the field.
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Shaner & Wolf
Weath
Seattle
Schubert
Dean
Kastner
Manchester Defeats Eagle Harbor 10 to 5 in Sunday Tilt
Manchester pounded Eagle Harbor 10 to 5 as Taylor started on the mound but faded after two innings. Harmon steadied the effort with solid relief to seal the victory for Manchester.
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Eagle Harbor
Taylor
Harmon
Highland Views defeat Regulars 7 to 3 in upset win
The Highland Views defeated the Regulars 7 to 3 in a plain contest yesterday. Highland Views showcased strong pitching and timely hitting to secure the victory.
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High Views
Highland Views
K of C Team Beats Townsend Cubs 3 1 in Port Towneta
The Knights of Columbus defeated the Townsend Cubs 3 to 1 in a Sunday matchup at Port Towneta. Key players included QB OG and LB 65 seer, contributing to the win.
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Port Towneta
Townsend Cubs
Knights of Columbus
Townsend
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