Chinault Wobbles In The Second Nuffle
The report highlights Chinault's shaky performance in a late stretch, with Big Bill tightening defense too late. Surgeon Miller serves as a family doctor to the weeds while Scharnweber shines. Sugden, labeled a carelessly playful figure, interacts with Custer amid a Ladies' Day event.
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Big Bill
Surgeon Miller
Scharnweber
Kid Sugden
Kidder
Custer
Bill Chinault
Beavers
Julius Caesar
Mr. James
Mr. Scharweber
Gerald
Swat
Dultus
Bob Brown
Joe Sugden
Miller
Swain
Tenley Raymond
Breen
Lewis
Dode Hrinker
Lefty
Seattle
Scharweber
Dunleavy
Weeds Versus Beavers Ends In Bitter Senior Battle
In a tense contest Bill Chinault suffered a relapse before Beavers edged the Weeds. Scharweber starred at short while Lefty Reed dominated on the mound despite the Weeds’ late efforts.
End of Season Football Gear Closeout at Cost
A local store advertises remaining football clothing and soiled striking bags being sold at cost to clear space for fall stock. The shop promises high grade goods guaranteed in every respect and mentions carrying the Dart rubber core golf ball and a full line of athletic and rubber goods.
Steady Plugging Wins for Spokane
Spokane Indians defeat Tacoma Tigers as Handsome Jack limits the Tigers to scoreless innings after an early two run start. Stan McCamment struggles with wild pitches, contributing the decisive run in the eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Tigers
Kitillay
Handsome Jack
Tacoma
Indians
Stan McCamment
Cincinnati Philadelphia game postponed by rain
National League baseball in Philadelphia sees the Cincinnati at Philadelphia game postponed due to rain.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati - Philadelphia
Cleveland Hosts Phillies In Ten Innings Expansion Game
In Cleveland, Philadelphia and Cleveland played a ten inning opener. Morgan and Livingstone paired for Cleveland while Young and Bemis and Easterly managed the battery for Philadelphia in a tightly contested start to the series.
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Cleveland
R. H. EB
Philadelphia
Morgan and
Livingstone
Young
Washington and Chicago Battery Works and Associates
In Washington the 690 Batteries Works and Schmidt Johnson and Beckendorff are listed. In Chicago R H E Dy Soom along with CMGner, Warhop, and Swee ney, Scott and Sullivan are noted with batteries credited.
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Washington
An. H. EB. Boo
du Cos Pecededes
Works
Schmidt
Johnson and Beckendorff
St Louis Battery Trio Set For Victory Claim
In St Louis the Battery trio Cicotte Karger and Carrigan along with Lake and Killifer are noted in a lineup led by BOSS R H B. The report highlights their 6 percent efficiency and suggests a forthcoming victory for Mt Louis.
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R. H. B. Boss
Wild Pitches and Player Moves Shine in Regional Baseball Notes
Eddie Householder, famed for 1907 Aberdeen blows, may join Beavers by Thursday after a call from Bob Brown. Scharnweber of Vancouver impresses with fielding and hitting. A new pitcher Franklin appeared for Seattle, while Le Brand and Kelly near joins for the Weeds. Cruikshank misses games with a twisted knee as Olympia builds strong local support.
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Eddie Householder
Aberdeen
Bob Brown
Beavers
Bob
Eddie
California
Brown
Householder
Franklin
Seattle
Mt. Ralnier
le Brand
Kelly
Weeds
Dug
Footballer W. A. Asmund Attacked in Chattanooga
W. A. Asmund, Michigan’s 1909 quarterback, was attacked by two men with a knife near a construction site where they all worked. Asmund sustained injuries but is expected to recover.
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Chattanooga
W. A. Asmund
Michigan
Bleine
Baiuras
BI Karnes
Comiskey Fans Wonder If Trade Brings Gold Bricks
Chicago fans question whether the White Sox deal sent Frank Smith and Hilly Purtell to Boston in exchange for Lord and Ambrose McConnell. Lord stirred the Red Sox, but both new arrivals are returning after injuries and layoff.
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Chicago
Comiskey
Frank Smith
Hilly Purtell
White Sox
Starry Lord
Ambrose McConnell
Boston Americans
Lord
Red Sox
McConnell
Philadelphia diver to attempt English Channel swim
Charles B. Durbarow of Philadelphia has been engaged by British sportsmen to swim the English Channel from Dover within months. He holds a long distance record after swimming 22 miles with a strong current and plans to use the trudgeon stroke and oil his body before entering the water, accompanied by several tenders.
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London
Charles B. Durbarow
Philadelphia
English Channel
Durbarow
Dover
Grand Circuit Meet Called Off by Governor's Order
Rockport track officials cancel the proposed grand circuit meet in Cleveland due to Governor Harmon’s ban on pool selling and liquor sales at North Randall. A Tacoma report notes the opening of Jeffries Johnson Night pictures and a pool prize event at Oriental Pool Room with $10 daily prizes.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Harmon
North Randall
Rockport
Oriental Pool Room
Pike and
Union
Van Haltren recalls 200 batting seasons unseen by guides
Sacramento dispatch quotes George Van Haltren known as Rip and now a Pacific Coast League umpire. He claims his 13 straight seasons with a batting average over .300 were ignored by official guides. He traces his career from Oakland to Baltimore and Seattle, noting miscredit by historians over two decades.
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Leonard D. Compton
Sacramento
Tila
George van Maltren
Rip
van Haltren
Oakland
Cal
Van
Brotherhood
Brooklyn
American Association
Baltimore
National League
Greenhood
Bank Officers Listed in Transfer Document
S. F. Rathbun and G. K. Betts along with N. H. Latimer M. W. Peterson and R. H. Denny appear in a banking transfer or organizational roster. The names indicate cashier and assistant cashier roles likely within a financial institution. No specific event date or institution is provided in the fragment.
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Chinault
Akin
Chinaalt
Vancouver
Semenen
Ancouver
Springs Sue
Wadseater
Beaton
James
Acharnweber
Streit
Chi
Coast League
Pet
Portland
Serde
San Francisco
Oakland Sesere
Vernon
Los Angeles
United Press
Poa
Warren
Rookenfield
Lynck
Coleman
Bane
McCamnent
Awe
Netael
Ooney
Nordyke
Carter
Dewte
Keener
Keen
hall —_ ae
McCam
Kiliiay
Spekons
Boston
New York
Petee Pittaberg
Philadelphia - Sovieta Mat
St. Louis
R. H
Semich and Phelps
Burke and Smith
R H. EL
St. Louisa
Boston Kevesesees
Harmon, Corridon and
Breenahan
Ferguson, Brown, Frock and Raridon
Selfield
Gibeon
Mathewson
Meyers
Wilson
Pittsburg
Ccccscress
Camnitz
Gibson
Waltze
Schiel
R. H. Eeee
Brooklyn Teter
Kling
Barger
Erwin
R. H. E. Chicago
Brooklyn Ovesucsevncsews
Richie, Peffer
Archer
Bell and
Bergen
I Petritietelphis
Detroit
Sterling Jewelery CO
Scharnie
Cruikshank
Olympia
Persimmona
Big Bill McClowan
Fred Weed
jJokeamitha
Uateed Prost
Dexter Horton
N. H. Latimer
R. H. Denny
W. H. Parsons
M. W. Peterson
G. F. Clark
H. L. Merritt
C. E. Burnside
J. W. Spangler
Mgr. Credit Dept
W. M. Ladd
E. Cookingham
M. E. Reed
C. E. Horton
J. W. Clise
C. J. Smith
Geo. F. Stone
England
Bugs Raymond
the Collegians
American Association of Amateur Cavemen
Potomac
Ity United
United Prep
Jeffries Johnso
Tacoma Theatre
George van Haltren
John Arthur Johnson
Majestic Theatre
W. H. Parsons, V. Pr
S. F. Rathbun
G. K. Betts
H. Denny
Dexter Horton National Bank
The
Washington Trust & Savings Bank
Annawunan
Thawnifiantian Af Thann
Anfit
Luisllluliis Lad
Second
Cherry
Oda
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