Ering Tigers Edge Weeds In Seattle Ball Game
Tacoma reports a 2 to 0 loss for the Weeds as McCamment pitched a one hitter but received little support. Zackert shut out Tacoma after a shaky fourth inning, while Beattie Dunleavy and fielding key plays kept Seattle ahead.
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Zackert
Dunleavy
Tacoma
Bonehead
Judggnent
Seattle
Raymond
Rockenfield
Bennett
Mott
Tenley
McFadden
Zackett
Lynch
Coleman
Blankenship
Tigers
Oi Pee
Fough Beattie
Engle puts brake on Spokane wagon in Vancouver
George Engle limited Spokane’s hot batting by allowing four hits and winning for Vancouver. Jess Baker collected seven safeties to drive Vancouver runs, while Beavers fielded sharply and cut off Spokane’s chances. Spokane avoided a shutout in the ninth on Keener’s walk, Cartwright’s double, and an infield out.
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Vancouver
B. C
George Engle
Spokane
Jess Baker
Beavers
Indians
Keener
Cartwright
Football or Boxing Enthusiasts Invited to Try It
A readable fragment invites interested people to join football or boxing activities. The notice mentions opportunities and participation in a local program. Names or dates are not clearly legible, but the tone suggests an inclusive invitation for physical training.
Coast League Baseball Scores and Officials
Portland game details show Batteries Baum and Spleeman with Gregg and Fisher as players. Umpire McGreevy officiated the match.
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Bactamenco
Portland
Eissenssoege
Baum
Spleeman
Gregg
Fisher
McGreevy
Beavers Tie Up Second as Dun Fielding Shines
Dun Heavy starred in his Seattle debut with notable fielding to back Stevens. Coleman hammered three hits in four at bats for the Tigers. Roy Akin, the Beattie hit safe, while Red added a two-bagger and sacrifice. Engle and the Beaver pitchers failed to beat Spokane, with left-handed batting issues noted.
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Dun Heavy
Seattle
Stevens
Dun
Bob Brown
Flanagan
Red
Navy Yard Buys Three New Ships for Dockside Fleet
Three new ships arrive at the navy yard as boats depart Colman dock on a round trip service costing sixty cents. The schedule highlights include a brief excursion option for civilians and naval personnel.
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Navy Yard
Colman Dock
Pleasant Beach
Tennis finals wrap five day Seattle club tourney
Finals conclude after a five day session at Seattle Tennis Club grounds with winners in men and women singles doubles and mixed events. Results yesterday include Russell over Lyon 6 1 6 2 and Richardson over Lewis 6 0 6 2. later finals set for today.
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Seattle Tennis Club
Summit
Maison
Richardeon
Runcell
Fita
Judd
Mike M. Pitts
Mme. de Label Mahy
Mise Hotehkive
Mrs. Hulskamp
Mr. Genge
Mixe Marion Pitts
Mies Rogers
Mr. Russell
Minas Allen
Mr. Thompson
Mies Hotchkies
Mr. Smith
Mies M. Pitts
Mr. Marshall
Miea Hotchkies
Mme. Arman Mahy
Tacoma Elas Trim The Seattle Herd Final Tilt
In Port Angeles Aug 13 the Tacoma Elka herd defeated Seattle in the four club national game series final. Seattle beat Everett 13 to 12 and Tacoma edged Port Angeles 7 to 5 before claiming the trophy after a 14 to blank outcome. The visiting Tacoma team earned the trophy presented by the Port Angeles herd for their triumph.
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Port Angeles
Tacoma Herd
Elka
Seattle Bunch
Seattle
Everett
Tacoma
Ativer
Port Angeles Herd
Bammy Trott A Columbus Boxer Seeks Eastward Fights
Followers of the fighting game praise Bammy Trott a Columbus product preparing to take on short round opponents in New York Philadelphia and Boston under J W Hart Trott 122 pounds age 20 has defeated most Ohio rivals with 11 knockouts 4 decisions 2 no decisions and draws and has fought 16 and two 20 round bouts in solid form
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Columbus
Bammy Trott
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
J. W. Hart
Trott
Ohio
Kilbanes
Coal Mine Graduate Joins Cincinnati Reds
Arthur Phalen, a Lincoln II former coal mine worker, rose from Lincoln town lota to the Reds in the Central Association. The Cincinnati club acquired the youngster for 8759, marking a return from mining to professional baseball and his first notable connection with Kewanee.
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Cincinnati Redes
Arthur Phalen
Lincoln
Reds
Phalen
Lota
Kewanee
Central Association
Cincinnati
Tigers star Hughie Jennings suspended for indefinite vacation
Detroit August 18 Hughie Jennings of the Tigers was suspended indefinitely after an altercation with an umpire and a recent mixup with umpire Kern. The action comes after the incident raised questions about his conduct on the field.
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Detroit
Mich
Hughier Jennings
Boas
The
Tigers
Jennings
Kern
Dennis to Help Coach Whitworth Football
Rolin Dennis, Whitworth college football captain last year, a four year veteran, will assist Coach George Case in teaching the Presbyterians this season. Season start is set for mid September and the roster from last year is still uncertain as players may return.
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Tacoma
Rolin Dennis
Whitworth College
George Case
Young
Presbyterians
Case
Jane
Ork
Canadians win four oared event at national regatta
The Argonaut Boat Club of Toronto captured the intermediate four oared shells title with a 7 minute 28 3-5 second race. Detroit Boat Club took junior eight honors in 7:56 2 46, with Potomac Boat Club and Argonauts finishing second and third. The senior international four oared race went to Arundel Boat Club of Baltimore in 7:04 3 5, with New York Athletic Club second and Central Boat Club of St. Louis third.
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Washington, D. C
Argonaut Boat Club of
Toronto
Detroit Hoat Club
Potomac Boat Club of
Washington
The
Argonauts of Toronto
Arundel Oat Club
Baltimore
New York Athletic Club
Central Boat Club of
St. Louis
Gentlemanly conduct at a ball game in polite prose
An urchronic chronicle laments rowdy behavior at a ball game and praises calm disputing. Umpires and players are urged to maintain decorum, with refereeing insights and civility highlighted in a mock historical voice. Perkins and Jobeon appear as a playful reflection on fair play and miscalls.
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Friends Church
Hillingswate
Leftield
Beenie
Free Tickets Offered in The Star Classifieds
The Star advertises two free tickets in its classified column to readers whose names appear in the notice. Names were selected from the fee story and may be drawn by readers who spot the ad in the paper.
Arrest the President of a Cleveland Track
Gov Harmon acted on information of gambling at Randall race track and liquor violations. He phoned Sheriff Hirstius to stop alleged law violations and rioting in Newark prompted vigilance across towns. Randall track reported pool work ordered, police surrounded by liquor evidence and a related arrest at the track.
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Ohio
Randall Race Track
Ithornes
Harmon
Hirstlus
Newark
Randall
Anc
Hirstius Harry Devereaux
Phillies Match 28-Year Pennant Drought in National League
The Phillies hold a world record with 28 consecutive failures to win a pennant in the National League. Since Cincinnati and St. Louis never won an NL title and joined later, Philadelphia stands alone in this lengthy drought. The article notes the 1910s era and compares cross-league fortunes, highlighting the Quakers’ persistent setback amid broader baseball history.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cargo
Quakers
Fake Bunt and Bluff Helps Steal Third on Surprise Plays
A veteran ruse called the Fake Bunt uses a batter’s distraction to lure infielders toward third base as the pitcher delivers. If the bluff works, a runner on second can advance to third while the catcher reacts and the infielder is left unguarded, enabling a fast steal and advancing runners.
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McGraw
Don O'Kelly Promoted as Ryan Hopefuls Next Champion Bid
Tip Wright previews Syracuse August 15 as Tommy Ryan backs Don O'Kelly a Cork man with size nerve and potential to become a heavyweight. O'Kelly debuts against Pittsburg’s Al Williams in a tough test to prove his worth and possibly start a Ryan era on the Bowery scene.
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Syracuse
Tommy Ryan
Don O'Kelly
Benton Harbor
Sullivan
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
John Arthur Johnson
O'Kelly
Ryan
al Williams
Pittsburg
Bucko
Ryan Camp
Wiliams
Williams
Nice
Walter Os Eel
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