Kaiser Sows Paper Thief Plans Trip in Cog Says
A terse report notes one of the Kaisers' sows stole a newspaper. The culprit, identified as He Yen, faces a plan to travel by a cog railroad. Local authorities say the case remains under review.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1919
Page
13
Coast League pennant race tightens as Tigers gain
Coast baseball fans see a tight race with Los Angeles Vernon and Salt Lake City close. Salt Lake fields strong hitters but weak pitching led by Gould leaker and Leverenz on the shelf. Tigers remain within reach as Angels stumble and Salt Lake context shifts with series matchups shaping pennant hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tf Coast
Los Angeles
Vernon
Salt Lake City
Tigers
Angels
Salt Bees
Killefer Crew
Salt Lake
al Gould
Cliffle
Ralph Stroud
Gene Dale
Gould
Markle
Leverenz
Bees
Lakers
Los Internes
Vernon Tigers
Solons
Doc” Crandall
Fittery
Brown
Hunky Shaw Remembered from Seattle’s Northwestern days
Former baseball player Hunky Shaw, once a third baseman and outfielder for Seattle in the Northwestern league era, is recalled by longtime fans and local sports historians. Details of his career highlight his role in early regional baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Seattle
Coast Clubs Stand Well After Homecoming In Seattle
Hunky returned to Seattle yesterday after years away at home. Shaw works for Standard Oil in California and is visiting. Del Baker, former Lincoln catcher, played for the Lincoln club under Charley’s management and later reached Detroit via the Coast league. Mullen joined New York in the big show. Baker speaks well of the new Seattle club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Mullen
Wares
Tellar
French
Murphy
Hare
Eas
Heath “Hunky
Shaw
Standard Ol Company
California
Park
del Baker
Portland
Lincoln Club
Charley
Baker
Detroit
New York
Oldham power and Ambitions Highlight McCredie Outlook
Lieut John Oldham a top southpaw for McCredie shows work ethic on the field batting pitching and outfield duty before yesterday game He is expected to be used twice this week and already homered in Portland series He is joined by Hank Shaw praising Bob Meusel and Vernon connection Seattle fans recall his four hit debut and ongoing hot hitting prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pertica
Sol
Ald
Wade Killefer
Brown
Oaks
Tigers
Oakland
Bill Besick
Seals
Golden Gate
Salt Lake
Los An
Salt Fas
Oak
Portland
Sacramento
San Francisco
The
Angels
John Oldham
McCredie
John
Mac
Oldham
Hank Shaw
Bob Meusel
Vernon
Bob
Hunky
Seattle
California Winter League to Return This Winter
Shaw says the California Winter league will organize again if players obtain consent from their clubs. The league has strong reach in the region and previously won a pennant by the Standard Ol players who competed a couple of years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Shaw
Hunky
Cheasty
Cheasty’s
Auto Race to Headline Michigan State Fair
Detroit August 8. The Michigan state fair will feature a two day automobile race meet on the fair grounds course. Star drivers from across America compete for national and dirt track honors on August 30 and 31. Sig Haugdah Fred Horey George Clarke and Floyd Willard have entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Fair Grounds
America
Sig Haugdah
Fred Horey
George Clarke
Floyd Willard
Ruth poised to break long standing home run record
The Boston Red Sox star Ruth holds the American League mark with 16 homers and is near Buck Freeman 25 home runs for the majors, with Cactus Cravath and others holding past NL totals. At midseason he has hit in every park and homers off varied pitches, making a run at the all time record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe” Ruth
Mauler
Boston Red Sox
Ruth
Buck Freeman
Washington
Cactus Cravath
Reiger Secures Seattle Victory Over Beavers
Elmer Reiger pitched shutout ball as Seattle defeated Portland 2 to 0. Walsh made a sensational left field catch to save a scoring threat, while Pete Lapan and Elmer Reiger contributed key hits and runs in a game dominated by Seattle's pitching and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reiger
Seattle
Beavers
Walsh
Elmer Reiger
Portland Beavers
Elmer
Portland
Knight
Blue
Farmer
Siglin
Murphy
Wares
Pete Lapan
Pete
Alimmer
French
Lapan
Rader
Cunningham
Penner
Wister
Jimmy Walsh
Cox
Umpire Bill Dineen Nominated for Assembly Seat
Syracuse reports Bill Dineen a big league umpire has been offered the nomination for assemblyman in an Onondaga county district. The move positions the well known official for political work in the coming election season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Bill Dineen
Onondaga County
Vernon Raptors Shut Out Seals 5 to 0
Vernon wins 5 0 as Byron Houck shuts down San Francisco Seals allowing five hits. Mitchell leads Vernon with three hits. San Francisco battered by Houck through nine innings with DeVormer Seaton Baum Dimock Baldwin behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SEALS
Vernon
Oakland
San Francisco
Byron Houck
Mitchell
R. H
E. Vopron
Houck
DeVormer
Seaton
Baum
Dimock
Baldwin
Denver Featherweight Benny Chavez Returns to Farm
Johnny Kilbane seeks 10000 dollars for his signature to fight Benny Valger in Cleveland on Labor Day with Valger and his manager signaling payment if Kilbane agrees to meet the French Flash. Henry contemplates a comeback after a hay-pickers session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Chavez
Denver
Henry
Johnny Kilbane
Benny Valger
Cleveland
Valger
Kilbane
Nonsense OCR list of players and league matchups
Fragmentary text lists players Carty Gonzales Doak Goodwin Jacoba Ames Clemons and others with scattered cities Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Cleveland. Mentions National and American leagues and several league matchups and clear results in a garbled sports roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carty, Gonzales, Doak, Goodwin, Jacoba, Ames and
Clemons
Salt Lake Bees Rally Past Solons 4–6 Win
In Sacramento on an August day the Salt Lake Bees defeated the Solons 6 to 4 claiming a fourth straight win. Markle pitched well for Salt Lake. Batteries listed as Markie Spencer Piercy and Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Salt Lake Bees
Solons
Markle
R. H. E. Ealt Lake City
Cssscoes
Popaimomio
Ccc
Markie
Spencer
Piercy
Cook
Los Angeles Takes Third Game as Oaks Fall
Brown pitched swell ball for Los Angeles guiding a 3 3 victory over Oakland. The A’s offense managed only three singles as Brown shut them down. Gearin Arnett and Elliott contributed on defense and offense in a tense regional baseball clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Brown
R. H. E. Oakland
Ames
Gearin
R. Arnett
Ellott
Hirown
Boles
Over-Confidence May Ruin Giants Pennant Chase
The piece argues the New York Giants dominate the National League but worry they have not yet hit full stride. A key outfielder says the team should easily lead the race with added Phil Douglas, boasting a deep pitching staff and sharp reserve depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Giants
Sta
Reds
Phil Douglas
Alfred Shrubb Plans Comeback Across Oceans For 10 Mile Test
Alfred Shrubb former champion distance runner from Bowmaneville Canada prepares a comeback. He will travel to Scotland to race George McCrea Britain’s distance marvel in a 10 mile event then return to compete in distance races in this country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Shrubb
Bowmaneville
Canada
Scotland
George McCrea
Great Britain
Shrubb
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