Garrison Finish Beats the Giants in Portland Game
Portland report of July 1 details Fullerton faltering in the eighth inning as Otto Moore of Corvallis hit a three bagger, enabling the Pippins to rally for a 6 to 4 victory over the Giants. Cruickshank, Leard, Stovall, and Williams figure in early scoring and a double steal.
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Otto Moore
Corvallis
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Pippin
Canucks and Champions Break Even in Twin Games
In Vancouver Spokane split a doubleheader with the Champs winning 14 to 1 and the Beavers losing 10 to 2. Gervais and Erickson guided Vancouver in the opener while Willis held Spokane to four hits. Cates pitched steadily in the nightcap as Vancouver produced a sixth inning rally with Frisk Harrison and others scoring.
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Erickson
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Cates
Frisk
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Sanda Kébe
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Umpire Dispute Ends Tacoma Victoria Baseball Game
The Tacoma Tigers faced a dispute in Victoria when Mike Lynch refused to remove umpire Higgins. Higgins ruled for Tacoma. Starkell declared a forfeit with Victoria leading 3 to 1 at the time.
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B. C
Doc” Higgins
Starkell
Steve Kane
Mike Lynch
Higgins
Tacoma
Tigers
Yale Coach to Be Dismissed After Big Harvard Loss
Yale authorities plan radical action after a crushing defeat by Harvard in the varsity eight race. Coach Kennedy is expected to be dismissed as Yale crews faced a decisive setback and Harvard led by a large margin from start to finish.
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New Haven
Conn
Harvard
Eli
Kennedy
Crimson
G. H. Balch
G. PF. Stratton
P. Metcalf
J. Ww. Sout, Jr
R. S&s. Tucker
R. Romeon
J. H. Philbin
D. Vanblarcom
A. A. Low
J. A. Coppeen
Promoters Plan White Hope Tournament in Philadelphia
Johnny Eckhardt and Jack McGuigan will stage a heavyweight tournament on July 31 at the National Athletic Club in Philadelphia. Open to entrants over 170 pounds, the event promises a grand purse and a gold championship belt for the winner.
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United
New York
Jack Johnson
Johnny Eckhardt
Jack McGuigan
National Athletic Club of Philadelphia
Rising Stars Hope for Sunday Game
Washington Iron Works announces a Sunday contest on July 2. Call Telephone Main 43 or Ind. 1293 for details and lineup information.
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Washington Iron Works
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Micks Seek July 4 Game With Out-of-Town Opponent
The Micks, averaging 15 years, seek a July 4 contest against an out-of-town team after beating Piret Hill 6 to 4 and Eastlakes 10 to 6. Address Cleon Matthews, 524 Warren Ave.
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Piret Hill
Eastlakes
Cleon Matthews
Warren
Sidelights on the Sporting Show Indians and Beavers Play Here Tomorrow
The Northwestern league slate features the Beavers and Indians in Dugdale’s ball farm tomorrow due to British Columbia blue laws. Portland, Seattle, and Victoria chase first place as Tacoma battles hard, with Joe Seaton to play center field. Portland arrives for an eight game series in Seattle starting Monday including a Fourth of July double header.
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Beavers
British Columbia
Dugdale
Spokane
Portland
Giants
Star Pink
Tighe
Victoria
Joe Seaton
Joe
Northwestern
Conat
Seattle
Tacoma
Pippina
Lindsay to Probe Disputed Game At Victoria
President Lindsay will investigate the disputed Victoria game after Steve Kane sent a full report. Mr Gleason is appointed to umpire remaining series games in Kane’s absence. Only two innings were played and umpires are described as partisan. Tigers were blamed for Masco per telegraphic reports.
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Steve Kane
Victoria
League
Gleason
Kane
Tigers
Masco
Yale Crew forfeits to Harvard in four mile race
In New London Connecticut Harvard's Crimson eight defeated Yale's blue by nearly twenty lengths. Harvard finished in 22 minutes 24 seconds, while Yale clocked about 22 minutes 40 seconds. The Blue never challenged from the start as Harvard powered to the win.
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Yale
Crimson
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Sacramento Outfielder Knocked Out by Pitch
Jimmy Lewis of Sacramento was struck behind the right ear by a pitch from Elmer Koestner of Portland in the fifth inning and rendered unconscious for ten minutes. He was taken to the club house, then to hospital by ambulance as blood trickled from both ears.
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United Press
Sacramento
Jimmy Lewis
Elmer Koestner
Portland
Burke Stops Nelson in Three Rounds at Sea Fight
Sailor Burke defeats Ted Nelson of Australia in three hard rounds here after Nelson nearly finished him in the opening round. Burke retaliated with a strong second round and a terrific third round swing to end the bout. Albany hosts the third annual Eastern long distance race from New York to Albany under the New York Motor Hoag club, starting at 6 o'clock tonight.
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Burke
Ted Nelson
Nelson
Albany
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New York Motor Hoag Club
Four records smashed at junior AAU track meet
Pittsburg July 1 four records fell in the AAU junior meet led by O Johnstone Boston A A I and Wagoner Pittsburg A C in field events. Irish American A C New York A C topped the team score with 37 points as Reich won the shot and Mucha Chicago A C set a new junior discus mark amid a long list of results.
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Nelson Tricks Meagher in Gym Exhibition
Nelson faked a knockout to mock Meagher during a lively workout at Lonnie Austin's gym as both sparred three rounds with Young O'Leary and two with Arthur. He plans a North Bend exhibition against Ned Whitman. In Pittsburg, Hazel Hotchkiss defeated Florence Sutton 61 64 and will meet Jane Craven in the challenge round.
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North Bend
Ned Whitman
Pittsburg
Hazel Hotchkiss
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Moran Tells Why He Can Be Champion Wolgas
Moran asserts confidence ahead of next Tuesday's fight with Wolgast in a fiery press exchange. He claims greater fighting readiness, vows to prove his two-handed strength, and predicts victory, intent on returning to England and then America for further bouts. The day’s boxing scene included light sparring while local teams played at Woodland.
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Olgast
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