Giants Chase Pennant As Seattle Wins Fourth In Tacoma
Tealy predicts a pennant battle as Seattle earns a fourth straight win in Tacoma 4 1 over the Tigers. Spokane trails by eight games with Seattle aiming for first, while Tacoma schedules loom and the Indians visit late in the season.
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Pat Eastley
Giants
Dick Kaufman
Seattle
Tacoma
Tigers
Indians
Kippert
Kaylor
Keefe
Spokane
Tealy
Vancouver
Petre
Raymond
Jacky
Dillon in Draw Between McCarthy and Dilsem
Tommy McCarthy and Jack Dilsem fought to a ten round draw in a heavyweights bout held in Lewistown Montana. Both fighters delivered solid power and kept the match even throughout.
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Lewistown
Mont
Fommy McCarthy
Jack Dilsem
Cobb Praises Pipp As Future Yankees Star
Ty Cobb says Walter Pipp is poised to be the greatest first sacker in the major leagues in another season. Pipp, who played through a sore leg, collected a double, a triple and a single in a recent game and is praised for his fielding.
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Ty Cobb
Walter Pipp
Yankees
Pipp
Beavers Flop Spokane Again
Spokane game recap shows the Beavers failing to hold a late lead as Spokane rallies in the seventh and eighth to win. Callahan allowed the decisive runs after a 1x-run edge, with key Vancouver hitters listed among the batteries and fielding notes.
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Indians
Callahan
Heavers
Woorers
Vancouver
Keefe
Wicker
Brenegan
Hughes
Engle
Cheek
Lee Magee resigns as Brookfeds manager to focus on playing
New York Aug 18 Lee Magee former St Louis and Seattle star resigns as manager of the Brookfeds citing the burden of management on his play He leads the league in hitting and will continue as second baseman of the club.
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New York
Lee Magee
St. Louis
Seattle Star
Brookfeds
Magee
Charley Mullin Sent to Minor Leagues in Richmond Deal
Charley Mullin former star of Seattle high school and University of Washington teams, who played last season with the New York Americans, has been assigned to the Richmond team in the International League. He is joined by Warhop, a pitcher, and Ed Sweeney, a catcher.
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Charley Mullin
Seattle
U. of W
New York Americans
Richmond
Warhop
Ed Sweeney
Stanford Player Passes Up Giants
Workman the Stanford baseball star left the New York Giants to go west as a cowboy after starting for the East. Giant third baseman Tulle Shafer, a .300 hitter, quit baseball rather than continue with the team, leaving Workman under suspension.
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Stanford
New York Giants
Middle West
Cowboy
Tulle Shafer
Giant
Tigers Buy Two Pitchers in Los Angeles
The Detroit Tigers plan to bolster their staff by purchasing two Chattanooga Southern Association stars, George Cunningham and Rube Marshall. Each pitcher fetched a neat sum, signaling the club’s emphasis on strengthening pitching depth.
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Detroit Tigers
Chatanooga Club
George Cunningham
Rube Marshall
Tigers
Westerners Reach Casino Cup Third Round in Newport
Maurice E. McLoughlin Clarence J. Griffin and W. F. Johnstone advance to the third round of the Casino cup singles at Newport Illinois with matches scheduled for today.
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Newport
R. IL
Maurice E. McLoughlin
Clarence J. Griffin
W. F. Johnstone
Baseball scores and results from national and coast leagues
National league results include Brooklyn 3 New York 2 and Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 6. American league Chicago 1 Detroit 16 Cleveland 3. Coast results show Los Angeles 9 San Francisco 6 and Milwaukee 7 Indianapolis 4. Also Pittsburgh 4 4 Chicago 0 and St Louis 14 Newark 4 among others.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittebrug
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Cleveland
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Washington
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Oakland
Palt Lake
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Portland Coast club seeks two Spokane players in talks
Portland Aug 18 The Portland Coast league club is negotiating for Spokane third baseman Herb Murphy and pitcher Winn Noyes. Walt McCredie expects both to join within two weeks, though Spokane may not release them until after the Northwestern season ends.
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Portland
Dickering
Herb Murphy
Spokane
Winn Noyes
Walt McCredie
Advice Column Excerpts on Relationships and Advice
A collage of Q and A on romance, divorce, health, and social concerns. It covers a rejected suitor, a wife faced with her husband’s imprisonment, foot care tips, river lengths, preservation of flowers, swimming guidance for boys, sunburn remedies, age differences in romance, and cautions about marrying a drinking man.
Irish labor leader Cornelius Treshane to speak in Seattle
Cork native Cornelius Treshane, a noted Irish orator and labor leader, was hosted by the Seattle Central Labor council on Wednesday. He will address the public at the Labor temple Wednesday night.
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Cornelius Treshane
Cork
Seattle Central Labor Council
Labor Temple
Girl Going After World Swimming Records With Boxing Gloves
Frances Cowells writes on willpower and self critique in pursuit of swimming records. She emphasizes determination, self analysis, and building strength through boxing and gym work to improve Australian crawl skills and turns.
Alexander Hailed Greatest Pitcher Says Johnson Best
Grover Alexander of the Philadelphia Nationals names Walter Johnson as the best pitcher, praising Johnson’s speed and control. He cites Johnson’s eight American League seasons with many wins and argues Matty (Christy Mathewson) could not surpass Johnson. The piece notes Johnson’s possible post season emergence and the rivalry with Alexander.
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Alexander
Johnson
Grover Alexander
Philadelphia Nationals
Grover
Walter Johnson
Washington Americans
Alec
Washington
Matty
Market Today Complete Report of Prices Paid
Wholesale dealers for vegetables and fruit list prices for cantaloupes grapes lettuce tomatoes and more. Entries include Yakima and California cantaloupes apples pears and onions with per unit and per crate figures, plus assorted produce like grapes, melons, pineapples, and eggs and pork notes.
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N & Co
Yakima
Inm
Goa
Oregon
Joeal
California
Walla Walla
Wisconsin Badgers Face Backfield Crisis Amid Ineligibilities
Wisconsin football watchers report several stars including Stavrum Kelly and Brown ruled ineligible. Kreuz will not return and Galvin will not play this fall, leaving the Badgers without a seasoned fullback and risking end experience if Stavrum and Kelly cannot play.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Mucks
Kelly
Brown
Byers
Stavrum
Kreuz
Galvin
Badgers
Call for compulsory swimming law to save lives
The author argues a law requiring swimming lessons would reduce deaths in disasters like the Eastland capsizing. Many who fell into the Chicago river could not swim, and if they could have stayed afloat for about 15 minutes most would have survived, making compulsory swimming education a necessity.
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Eastland
Chicago
Gibbons and McFarland to Fight in New York Sep 11
Edgren reports that Mike Gibbons and Packey McFarland have signed articles for a September 11 bout in New York. The announcement excites boxing fans who want to see both fighters in the same ring and hear the bell.
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Mike Gibbons
Packey McFarland
New York
Bob Edgren
McFarland
Gibbons
Marksmen meet Chicago in handicap shoot
Amateur marksmen competed here in a preliminary handicap at 16 to 23 yards under Grand American conditions. On the second day P. H. O'Brien, Oregon champion, broke 95 of 100 pigeons and advanced toward the front.
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Chicago
P. H. O'Brien
Oregon
Rivers Defeats George Moore in 60 to 26 Cue Match
Fred Rivers defeated world three cushion champion George W. Moore at Brown & Hulen's parlors by 60 to 26 in a sensational afternoon game. Moore once held a late lead after Rivers surged ahead, with Moore posting several high runs including two sixes and a four.
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George W. Moore
Brown & Hulen
Fred Rivers
Moore
Rivers
Yeogue
Ted Mallory
Horses Draw San Francisco Ahead of Saturday Race Meeting
Thousands of exposition visitors watched thoroughbreds work out at the exposition track as the big meeting opens Saturday. Horses from the Reno meeting and 100 prize winners from the West filled the lively scene. Starter Stevens praised the track as in excellent condition.
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San Francisco
Exposition
Reno
Stevens
Ganzel Named Manager of Brooklyn Federal League Team
John Ganzel, veteran major leaguer and former Cincinnati Reds manager, was appointed today as manager of the Brooklyn Federal league club, succeeding Lee Magee who resigned. Also note Jimmy Clabby’s plan to travel to Australia to fight Darcey who recently KO’d McGoorty.
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New York
John Ganzel
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
Lee Magee
Jimmy Clabby
Australia
Darcey
McGoorty
Doctor Jordan Wins License Restored After Board Revocation
January arraignment before the State Medical Board revoked Doctor J Eugene Jordan s license over alleged untruthful advertisement. In Superior Court Judge Walter M French ruled the ad not grossly untrue or a moral turpitude issue, restoring the license. The judge praised juried witnesses and noted no harmful medicines or public morals violations. Jordan had published his proven cures to inform the public and friends.
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J. Eugene Jordan
State Medical Board
Doctor Jordan
Walter M. French
French
Medical Board
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