Mallas Loss in Extra Innings for Indians
Walter Malla pitched 12 innings against the Indians and lost 4 to 3 to Winn Noyes. The Indians outhit Tealy’s Giants 16 to 3 but could not capitalize until the twelfth inning when three consecutive hits produced the winning run. The series stands 8 and 1 in Spokane with three games left.
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Arlett Leads Beavers In 3 3 Tie With Tigers
Arlett held the Tigers to three hits as Vancouver Beavers and Tigers battled to a 3 to 3 tie on Fans Day. Rob Brown collected his third pennant victory as 3,000 fans attended the celebration.
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Red Sox and Tigers lead as pitchers shine
Boston and Detroit staff records push them toward the American League race. Boston arms Foster 14 4 Wood 10 4 Shore 10 5 Ruth 9 6 Collins 6 6 Mays 4 7. Detroit staff Davis 14 8 Coveleaks 15 9 Boland 6 Dubuc 13 9 Steen 5 5. Chicago pitchers also strong Scott 15 6 Paber 17 7 Benz 7 5 Cleotte 9 8 Russell 7 9.
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Olympia boat race entries grow for Seattle meet
Olympia Aug. 13 Three Olympia motorboats will join the Seattle Olympia motorboat race next Saturday. Several Seattle craft have already been entered.
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Drew Fails 100 Yard Dash at A A U Championships
Howard Drew, famed as the world’s fastest runner, did not place in the 100 yard dash at the A A U championships. He announced his retirement and attributed his defeat to competitors that were too fast for him.
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Market Today Complete Report for Retail Sector
The market today covers retail sector performance with notable gains in consumer discretionary and weakness in staples. Key firms posted mixed results as investors weigh supply chain signals and consumer demand. Analysts expect volatility amid inflation trajectory and policy updates.
Baseball Standings and Manager Fohls Remark
How They Stand In the Leagues reports results across American National Coast and American Association. It notes Cleveland tied 4 4 with New York and comments on Lee Fohl in Germany earning an iron cross for managing the Cleveland club over two months and his role with the team.
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Coast Leaguer Makes Good In Major Circuit
A year after Detroit Tigers bought Pep Young from Sacramento in the Coast League he has displaced Kavanaugh at second base. Young has shown strong hitting and defense, helping Detroit stay in the pennant race. His Philadelphia grocer father once offered half the business to quit baseball, but Pep's choice to stay proved vindicated.
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Victoria Pitcher Stars in St Paul Circuit
Robby Steele, a Victoria southpaw sold to the St Louis Nationals, ranks near the top among pitchers in the American Association. By midweek he had 15 wins and 9 losses for a .625 percentage, with three shutouts, drawing comparisons to Tipple, a NY Americans hire.
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Handsome Romeo Praises Packey in Chicago Letter
Romeo Hagen of Chicago writes he boxed four rounds with Packey McParland on August 6 and says McParland hit hard, showed punches he had not seen before, and kept Hagen busy. Hagen, about 160 pounds, weighs in on the bout and aims to fight Jimmy Clabby.
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Frisco to Recall Ira Colwell Soon
San Francisco Aug 15 Manager Wolverton of the Seals plans to recall two youngsters. Ira Colwell of Vancouver has pitched at a high level and will get another chance with the Seals. Johnny Couch of Stanford is performing well for Galveston in the Texas league and will be recalled. On Aug 25 the 18 player limit rule is suspended allowing up to 20 players for tryouts.
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Wolverton
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Johnny Couch
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Back From Front With 40 Wounds
London dispatch reports Lance Corporal William Angus has returned from the front with 40 wounds and is in recovery.
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King George hospital to house 1650 wounded soldiers
London reports King George hospital newly opened with capacity for 1650 wounded soldiers. The facility features three miles of beds and four miles of partitions along with extensive linoleum space and a 46500 square foot footprint. A side note recalls a film sequence showing Walter Johnson milking a cow as part of a series about “Johnson at home.”
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King George Hospital
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Minnesota’s 6 PM game rule could go national
A Minnesota law requiring all baseball games to end at 6 o clock might become a national standard. The piece suggests the National League would stage on field confrontations as a curtain raiser before games, with apologies to follow afterward.
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Tyler Halts Fulton in Spokane Tennis Showdown
Spokane player Joe Tyler toppled Seattle champion Ralph Fulton 16-8 1-6 4-6 in a sun court upset at the Washington state championships. Semifinals set: Hugh Kelleher vs Van Dyke Johns and Joe Tyler vs Sam Russell on one court while Miss Livingstone faces Mise Lambuth and Mise Mayme MacDonald meets Mise Fording in the women’s bracket.
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Feds May Have Option On Reds
Charles Bultman a realty broker announced to United Press he is negotiating the sale of the Cincinnati Reds. Warren Carter of Pasadena has a 10 day option on the club. Inside baseball circles say Carter acts for the Federal league and the Reds may join the Federal circuit in 1916.
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United Press
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Pasadena
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Reds
Brooklyn Favored By Good Pitching This Season
Brooklyn leads in pitching with Smith 10 3 Dell 10 6 Coombs 6 Pfeffer 9 7 while Ragan Hughes Tyler Rudolph keep the Braves afloat. The Boston staff shows Ragan 13 6 Tyler 8 6 Rudolph 11 13 Hughes 11 Dale leads Cincy hurlers 14 8. Teberv criticizes Herrmann’s jump and Garry Herrmann’s actions. Gerry laughs at the jab.
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Western athlete all around champ Alma Richards wins decathlon
Alma Richards, former Utah athlete and Olympian high jumper, claimed the decathlon title at the Frisco AAU championships. Her victory adds to a storied track career spanning collegiate competition, Cornell years, and Olympic success.
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Cornell
Movies Hurting Attendance At Baseball Parks
Dick Egan of the Boston Braves blames moviegoing for weak attendance across the sport. He notes fans switch to films in minor league towns where a quarter buys family entertainment. Major league cities show split attendances between Organized Baseball and the Federals amid the movie boom.
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Dick Egan
Boston Braves
Ball Park
Egan
Federals
Chester Fee Earns All Around Athlete Title
The report notes that ships features ten varied events and that Chester Fee of Oregon placed third, earning him the title cham yon all-around athlete of America.
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Chester Fee
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