Terrible Tigers shut out Giants in twin bill
The Tacoma Tigers blanked the New York Giants in both games of a doubleheader, winning 9 to 0 in the second matchup as Seattle rode three pitchers to a decisive victory. Concannon struggled early, Fullerton closed the wreck, and Melvor fared better but the Tigers dominated with timely hits and a lopsided score. The same two clubs meet again this afternoon with gates open to ladies.
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Magssy McGraw
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Giants
Tacoma Tigers
Tigers
Seattle
Shaw
Jackson
Meikle
Wilson
Strait
Concannon
Tacoma
Raymond
Charlie Fullerton
Melvor
al K. Shaw
Pulterton
Fullerton
AB BR
Lynch
Queen
McMullin
Holderman
Jameson
Dome
Edi's
la Longe
Jansen
Milton
tLynch
Bares
Melver
Matver
Metkie
Concandon
Moran
Indians poised to break into major league baseball next season
The piece notes Jim Thorpe aims to sign with the Pittsburgh Pirates pending government consent as Sac and Fox wards. It highlights other Native American players like Chief Meyers and Laroy Harris, outlining hurdles and the history of Indians in professional baseball and Thorpe’s Carlisle captaincy.
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Chief Meyers
Giants
Thorpe
Ittcher
Uncle Sam
Jim Thorpe
Barneyee
Pittsburgh Pirates
Stockholm
Carliele
The
Indiana
Pirates
Carlisle
Mack
George Murphy Johnson
St. Joe
Laroy Hia
St. Paul
Mike Balent
Sockalexia
Patay Tebean
Kin Fou
Terryman
Maine
Seattle Rifle Matches Set for Labor Day at Fort Lawton
The Seattle Rifle and Revolver association plans a Labor Day event at Fort Lawton with five matches open to members. Events include National Rifle Association medal at 200 300 and 500 yards with various sight and fire rules, an 800 and 1000 yard field, revolver ranges, and a high aggregate prize of the Seattle National Bank trophy. The W. A. A. medal honors top marksman across 200 360 and 600 yards, with past winners ineligible.
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Seattle Rifle and Revolver Association
Fort Lawton
National Rifle Association
Seattle
L. V. Ancomb
Fred Berger
G. MH. Russell
B. M. Hatton
Not Enough Text to Identify Sports News
The provided excerpt contains no clear event, teams, dates, or identifiable organizations. Unable to determine a coherent sports item or produce a valid summary.
White Hopes and Public Skepticism Across Sports
A column mixes sports intrigue and criticism from critics about boxing prospects Carl Morrie and Jim Flynn, pending hall admittance for a conductor, and a Cubs lawsuit over crowding in the grandstand. It notes baseball over commercialization, Seattle and Spokane games, and a glimpse of amateur billiards records plus a quip about Kid McCoy and a poacher incident in Africa.
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Carl Morrie
Ineer
Jim Flynn
Hall of Pugiliatic Fame
Kid McCoy
Africa
War Declared on Dental Prices
A Seattle ad proclaims ultra low dental pricing with bold claims and a $1008 charity pledge if services fail to match advertised rates. It touts $10 gold fillings and $10 Never Slip Plates, plus a signed guarantee on receipted bills by Dr. L R Clark at 1405 Third Ave. NW.
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Seattle
Portland Shoot Crowned Pacific Coast Handicap Leader
Seventeen professionals and 78 amateurs competed in the seventh annual Pacific Coast handicap at Portland. W H Francis of La Cooper Washington won with 96 of 100. Seattle shooters dominated the top six. F C Mullen of Eugene won the 100 target Chingren trophy with 96 of 160 at 18 yards. L B Barkley of Seattle led the runoff with 145 of 150. Posten tied Staunton for high amateur in the 50 bird event. Staunton 144 of 160 and B M Bowley 143.
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Pacific Coast
Portland
W. H. Francis
la Cooper
Wash
Seattle
L. B. Barkley
Parkley
H. B. Posten
Beattie
E. Staunton
B. M. Bwoely
Can Is Ready For Bresnahan
St Louis August 28 Roger Bresnahan, manager of the St Louis Nationals, is slated for discard according to information passed to a friend of Mrs Helen Britton owner of the club She believes Bresnahan has failed to meet expectations after a strong start last year and cites several other reasons Mrs Britton reportedly refused 500000 from Bresnahan for the plant and Miller Huggins is named as likely successor if removed
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Roger Bresnahan
ST. Louis
St. Louis Nationals
Helen Britton
Comment From Press Box by Fred Henry
Fred Henry writes on a Tacoma game noting Jensen arguing over a foul ball prize tied to hitting the center field sign. Mike Lynch shines in the field and at bat while Chari e Fullerton earns praise for his conduct and skill. A rude fan targets Fullerton as Ladies Day crowds gather for a game likely featuring Bill James and Lefty Hypt. Spokane won. Beavers lost a parachuted game.
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Jensen
Durham
Dug’g
Bill James
Lefty
Dugdale Makes 2500 Offer for Binghamton Pitcher
President Dugdale offers 2500 dollars for Binghamton NY league pitcher Johnson. The deal demands immediate Seattle arrival and release. Giants fans hope for top finish with Johnson and other Seattle starters James and Thompson.
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Johnson
Binghamton
Dugdale
Seattle
Giants
Heavers Hill James
Thompson
Concannon
Belneider
Elevator boxing smoker boosts union support at Labor Temple
The Elevator Operators' association stages a benefit boxing night at the Labor Temple on September 3 to aid injured members. Six four round bouts feature Steve Reynolds versus Bergo for heavyweight 170 pounds, plus pilots Billy Weaver, Stanley Richards, Martin Leyden, Jack Weken, Cecil Thornton, Youhe McPherson, Billie Vietro defending the Bantamweight Pacific Northwest title, and a Givens versus Clark four round main supporting bout with Jack McDeavitt as referee.
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Elevator Operators’ Association
Labor Temple Hall
Steve Reynolds
Bergo
Billy Weaver
Stanley Richards
Martin Leyden
Jack Weken
Cecil Thornton
Youhe McPherson
Billie Vietro
Pacific Northwest
Dan Salt
Billie Mahoney
Teamsters’ Union
Charlie Givens
Tommy Clark
Jack McDeavitt
P. m
Indiana Beats Bees 10 to 2 In Victoria
Swatting offers from McCreery and Kantlehner, Indiana crushed the Bees by ten to two in Victoria. Tuner proved overpowering as Indiana held Bees to six hits. Bees tallied two runs on Troch’s homer with Brookson. Melchoir stole home in the seventh.
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Victoria
B.C
McCreery
Kantiehner
Indiana
Bees
Toner
Troch
Brookson
Melchoir
Colts Hang 1-0 Victory Over Champs in Vancouver
In Vancouver a tight ballgame ended 1 to 0 as Cruickshank hit a triple and Burch followed with a sacrifice fly to score Cruickshank. The run came in the late innings after a scoreless game, with both teams delivering quick, snappy play.
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Colts
Vancouver
B. C
Cruickshank
Burch
Cruick
Portland
Unclear Sports Standings From Fragmented Northwest Card
Fragmentary OCR lists scattered team scores and records for Northwest Coast and national leagues. Mentions include Spokane Portland San Francisco Tacoma Philadelphia Boston Chicago Detroit Cleveland and others with inconsistent figures. No coherent game result or clear date is readable.
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Boston
Chicago
St. Louia
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Portland
Vernon
Oakland
San Francisco
Sacramento
Northwest Coast
L. Ret
Spokane
Vernon Beattie
Shi Low A
Vane'or
Gakiaad
Port and Victoria
Frisco
Tacoma
Sacmio National American
Wash
Phila
Chic'go
Cleveld
St. Tule
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