Longest Seattle baseball game ends as Vancouver wins 3 to 1
Eighteen innings at Dug's ball yard produce a record lengthy contest. Mike Lynch hurls for Seattle with strong defense and heart, but Vancouver takes the game 3 to 1 after late scoring in the ninth and extra frames.
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Mike Lynch
Canucks
Seattle
Breilant
Vancouver
Pranagan
Pug Bennett
Pug
Magee
Danny Shea
Tealey Raymond
Tealey
Sublettis
Flannagan
Davis
Cartwright
Emil Frisk
Jent
Quigley
Mike
Flanagan
Carney
Connors
Emil
Gus Thompson
Anderson
Figereres
Brass Bound Rule Listings and Sale Preview
A catalog fragment lists several two foot and four foot brass bound rules with full joints, square and round joints, and middle plates. It notes a sale on August 24 and mentions replacements and pricing alongside trade terms. The text references various model numbers and tool features such as 2-foot 4-fold rules and middle plates.
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Doe
Biackamith
Cat Costa Cats Rally In 19-Inning Seattle Classic
In a long marathon game the Portland Aberdeen contest stretched to the 19th inning as Pernell who started in the eighth drove in Strethh with a single and the Cats added another tally. Gus Thompson allowed 12 hits while Seattle struggled to score and Umpire Carney drew criticism for a disputed foul ball call.
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Seattle
Vancouver
Portland
Aberdeen
Rose City
Black Cats
Pernell
Glarkell
Cats
Strethh
Casey
Lao P
Tol
Joseph Rogers On War Path and Curley Wrestling Feud
Joseph Rogers attacks promoter Jack Curley over treatment of wrestlers at the Arena as fans seek marquee bouts. Reports mention long matches, disputed pay, and Curley’s advertising failures. Portland and Aberdeen teams split in a lengthy 19 inning baseball game.
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Joseph Rogers
Curley Times
Joe Rogerson
Jack Curley
Towilt
Jack Curlley
Ue Goteh
Hackenschmidt
Foller
Aberdeen
Curley
Portland
Mr. Curley
Gilligan
Vancouver
Bt. Louis
Ichigan
Arme
Gough
Speed Men Predict 125 MPH Auto Race Rise
Indianapolis August 21 Carl Fischer president of the new Indianapolis motor speed way predicts drivers will reach 125 miles per hour in automobile races within a year. A fatal crash at the track killed Wmn Bourque and Harry Holcomb during a 260 mile event as two records were broken by Barney Oldfield and Louie Chevrolet.
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United Brees
Indianapolis
Ind
Carl Fischer
Indianapolis Motor Speed
yWay
Wmn. Bourque
Knox
Harry Holcomb
Barney Oldfield
Louie Chevrolet
Macher
Frayne Tops Hayland In Twenty Round Victory
Johnny Frayne defeated Dick Hayland in a clean cut decision over twenty rounds. Frayne showed dominance in the later half while the early rounds were tame and referee Smith clearly signaled the winner.
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United Brees
Francisco
Johnny Frayne
Young Corbett
Dick Hayland
Frayne
Hyland
Smith
Yale and Harvard Grads Baseball Exhibition Scheduled
Yale and Harvard alumni teams duel on the city playground just north of the Madison ot bridge this afternoon. Probable Harvard lineup includes Belford Manning Heaton Dickinson and others while Yale lines up with Huffman Sturge and Dickinson among starters.
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Artmnson
Madison
Harvard
Yale
Belford Manning
Heaton Dickinson
Dabcook
Hummel Bertholf Voce
Ceee
Hubekamp Pritchard
Angell Sturge
Dickinson
Chessman OF
Coves Lae
Heatty
Cooper Plans Labor Day Marathon at Butte
Butte Montana August 21 promoter Jack Cooper of Seattle pushes a five thousand dollar Labor Day marathon. Entries include Winnipeg based runner Stanley Pris oo, Alexander Tewen Nana lina B C and Carl Birech Aberdeen Washington. Funds source not disclosed.
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Hutte
Mont
Jack Cooper
Beattle
Epert
Cooper
Labor Day
Marah
Stanley
Prisoo
Alexander Tewen
Nanalina
B.C
Carl Bireoh
Aberdeen
Wash
Beattle Boy Percy Cove Defeated in Frisco Bout
Percy Cove of Beattle was pounded through ten rounds by Monte Attell in Frisco. The referee stopped the fight in the tenth inning after Attell dictated the action with a chopping attack. Cove absorbed heavy punishment while fans watched a decisive display by Attell.
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Percy Cove
Beattle Mateh
Monte Attell
Frisco
Monte
Cove
Agamenens
Nendington's Broken Provisions and Goods Mended
A fragmented ad recalls Nendington's broken provisions claim and lists items mended such as crockery glassware furniture trunks side saddles baby carriages and leather goods along with household articles dated 1816 and including an address or phone contact.
Baseball Challer 4 Ends After Long Arlington Show
The Arlington Four staged a long street theater style game at night near the iun theatre. In the 17th inning the finish arrived as Danny Shea and Mike Lynch starred with a sharp play and a squeeze bunt that shut down the opponent.
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Arlington Four
Iun
Mette
Davenport’s Lounges and Bantary Couches in Great Array
Fragmentary note describes a display of lounges and couches labeled Bant tary in a broad assortment. Mentions TON-10 and vague references to placement or cataloging without clear context.
The Dollars of Difference in Monthly Finances
A fragmented note discusses electricity cleanliness gentility comfort economy and independence with police fines totaling 25.00 for the month. It labels luxury and total costs, hinting at budget concerns and utility impact.
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