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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1910
Page
2
In a hard fought game at Tacoma’s local grounds the Weeda fall to the Bengals 4 to 0. Charlie Schmutz shines for the Bengals as Annis and Maston falter early with injuries and errors.
A terse item notes Battery Hunt and La Longe Seaton and Murray in a Sacramento context erasing 27 o POOGRE nances.
About fifteen hundred crack shots from the army navy national guard and life industries converge at Camp Perry for the national rifle match beginning today. Teams contest 40 rounds per man across varying distances as records and medals hang in the balance. Maj. Martin leads with all around excellence while the Navy team seeks the top class A score, and the Wimbledon cup remains the sought prize at 1000 yards.
Melvin W. Sheppard of the Irish American Athletic Club lowered the 600-yard mark to 1 10 4 6 at Centre Park during the Irish Volunteers games. His time is the fastest ever recorded in athletics history.
Al Bonner the future big leaguer starred in a rain dampened game as Connie Mack praises his fielding and hitting. Vancouver’s Mr. Smith held the Beavers to 2 0 while Indiana’s Cartwright produced three bases on a fence knothole play. Scharnweber and Frisk offered stellar pitching and the crowd enjoyed a strong performance despite nine beavers preventing scoring.
Salisbury hosts a gentle afternoon contest featuring the Beavers and Weeds at Dug’s Park. Bob Brown is warned against playing third base after a recent miscue. Big Bill Chinault is expected to pitch with Art Henning possibly on the mound. Charnew Weber shines at short as Dunleavy is set to face him. Pool games offer $10 cash prizes tonight at Oriental Pool Room.
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