Giants Triumph In 14 Inning Darkness Duel On Dugdale Field
Seattle and Tacoma clubs battled for 14 innings, the score tied at 12. Leslie Mann starred for the Giants catching and throwing to cut down Neighbors at the plate, ending the game as darkness halted play after 25 Tigers hits and a tense rally-filled long day.
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Tigers
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Wilson
Leslie Maan
Holderman
Ranning Spears
Moran
Concannon
Raymond
Pete Schneider
Pete
Thompson
Pat Moran
Winners of Commercial Trophy Seals Dry Goods Baseball Triumph
The Western Dry Goods company team won the Commercial league pennant and trophy from Crane Co. after a 13 win, 3 loss season. In 16 games they prevailed with two extra inning defeats. Players shown include Lamiman captain and others as listed in the team photo.
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Western Dry Goods Company
Husky Lade
Crane Co
Dry Goods Boys
Seattle
Fort
K. Swanson
Martin
Lamiman
Smith
Kitty Moranett
A. Swanson
Wright
Pickens
Lavine
Unable to parse game summary due to damaged OCR
A baseball scoring snippet shows innings and player names with many unreadable terms. Key items include two-base hits and home runs by several players, pitchers’ workloads across multiple innings, and run totals, but the fragmentary text limits full reconstruction of teams, dates, and final score.
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Tacoma
Rune
Thompeon
Churchill
Belford
Concannon
Behneider
Concannen
Mill
McMullin
Jansen
Sehnel
Noyes Banished by Batting Bees in Victoria Victory
Victoria beats Indians 8 to 7 as star pitcher Noyes is removed in the fourth inning Cadreau finishes the game. Indians fail to steal a base and are outplayed by the Victoria lineup. Also scores in Nations League and American League games include Cincinnati 5 New York 0 and Brooklyn 12 Chicago 3.
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Victoria
Noyes
Bees
Indians
Cadreau
Mpokane
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louie
Pittsburg
Boston
Spokane Fans Provoke Noyes Rivalry Across Cities
The piece previews tension around Twirler Noyes and Bil James winning streaks, with local writers criticizing crowd noise and fan behavior. It notes Giants’ series win, a controversial umpire incident, and portraits of figures like George Hawkins, Brick Owens, and Harry Legg, while hinting at broader sports and cultural shifts.
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Ege
Spokane
What's Stirring in the Star Base Ball League
Lowman and Hanford in Class B beat Winslow by 3 runs on Winslow’s home lot. Van Asselt shut down Georgetown Rangers 2 to 1 with Thomas the winning pitcher. Collins Park Nationals in Class A beat Renton 8 to 6 and seek out-of-town games. Nationals aim to schedule with Poulsbo Port Townsend or others.
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Winslow
Lowman Boys
Suick
Seattle
van Asselt
Georgetown Rangers
Thomas
van Aasselt
Bon Marche
Soud Newb
Collins
Collins Park Nationals
Poulsbo
Clein
Collins Nationals
Collins Park
Renton
Than Town
Nationals
Port Townsend
Singleton leads Everett to 7-2 win over Knights of Columbus
Singleton shutout the Knights of Columbus to two hits and one walk as Everett won 7-2 at home. Mel Duncan hit the longest drive, West threw a key pass, Stolting struck out eight, and Martin added two doubles and a sacrifice in five plate appearances.
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Knights of Columbus
Everett
K. of C
Seattle
Mel Duncan
West
Stolting
Martin
Becca
White Hope Carl Morris faces court after Choctaw City dispute
Carl Morris known as a White Hope demonstrated punching power when ejecting Alonzo Minnes from Morris land near Choctaw City. Minnes seeks injunction against Morris and has Morris arrested for assault and battery. Club figures Fred Clark and Marty O Toole arrested on lottery charges tied to an automobile raffle for a church. Cubs player Heinie Zimmerman amuses with necktie habit and habit of buying ties. Scott Cook claims 11 inch feet and jokes about fielding left and first base.
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White Hope
Choctaw City
Alonzo Minnes
Minnes
Morris
Fred Clark
Marty, O'Toole
Pittsburg Club
Scott Cook
Carlisle
Cook
Two-Bagger Wins Game for Colts in Vancouver Series
In Vancouver, August 27, Nick Williams hit a timely two bagger to drive in the winning runs as the Colts beat Portland. Steiger delivered a steady pitching performance, limiting base runners, with Vancouver holding a 5 to 3 edge through the early innings of the first game.
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Vancouver
B. C
Portland
Nick Williams
Colts
Steiger
Indian Wonder Enters Sali's Marathon
Eugene Hutler known as The Indian Greyhound enters Dan Salis 20 mile Marathon at Madison Park track next Sunday. Makah runner from Cape Flattery now at Neah Bay reservation has dominated tribal long distances and aims to challenge top distance men with manager Henry T Markishtam planning a wider tour if Hutler proves capable. The event is expected to draw a record crowd with ample grandstand seating and discounted prices to attract spectators.
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Madison Park Track
Eugene Hutler
Neck of the Woods
Butler
Cape Flattery
Neah Bay
Seattle
Madison
Henry T. Markishtam
Salts
Giants and Tigers clash in inconsistent outburst at Tacoma
In a high scoring, error filled affair Tacoma hosted a Seattle Giants lineup. Leslie Mann starred for the Giants with multiple safe pokes including two doubles a homer and a single. Pat Moran and Jack Jackson produced timely hits while Ten Million fell victim to Jackson's pitching antics in the 13th.
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Fane
Leslie Mann
Mann
Neighbors
Lynch
McMullin
Whaling
Ten Million
Jackson
Thompson
Million
Jack
Ten
Giants face hopeful odds as rivals stumble in standings
Commentary notes the Champs and Indians sinking while leaders falter, leaving room for the Giants and hinting at Portland Victoria Seattle outcomes. The piece weighs recent upsets and the fragile balance of the pennant race with a wry, forward looking tone.
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Champs
Indians
Giants
Portland
Victoria
Seattle
Horlick Milk Substitution Case Leads to Fine
W. W. Pearce, manager in Washington, pleaded guilty to selling a cheaper milk from jars as Horlick Malted Milk in Portland. He was fined 25 dollars after a Food Commissioner Halley action found substitution without notification.
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W. W. Pearce
Washington
Justice of the Peace Bell
Horlick
Halley
Sunday Journal
Portland
Ore
Ohio Dentists advertise new method for natural looking artificial teeth
A high pressure period advertisement claims a new dental method makes artificial teeth indistinguishable from real teeth. It promises exact tooth matching, painless extractions, and lower prices than rival dentists. It touts expert Ohio dentists and free examinations at a Seattle location near University Second and University.
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Ohio
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