Pillett Shines With Promising Portland Pitching
Portland Beavers ace hopeful Herman Pillett earned his second win in the Fourth of July double bill against the Indians and added another victory in the series. The big right-hander features a fast breaking curve and strong delivery, with nerve and durability, and has become one of the league’s toughest targets for opposing batters.
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Leo H. Lassen
Hile
Portland Beavers
Walter McCreedie
Herman Pillett
Indians
Pillett
Tribe
Portland
Francie
Eldred
Cunningham
Bates
Stumpf
Ginglard
Beavers
Jim Poole
Francis
Alfonso
Gaston
Murphy
Poole
Wisterzi
Bill Stumpf
Cox
Lane
Krug
Francis Tched
Heat
Hale
Hayes Wins Tennis Title in Straight Sets
Chicago, July 6. Walter T. Hayes, holder of the 1911 national clay court title, reclaimed honors by defeating Alex Squair in straight sets 6 0 6 2 6 4. Hayes and Clifton Herd also won the men's doubles title defeating John and Pam Burdick in three sets 6 1 6 3.
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Chicago
Walter T. Hayes
Alex Squair
Hayes
Clifton Herd
John
Pam Burdick
Vernon and San Francisco Split in Doubleheader
Frisco and Vernon split a two game set in Frisco yesterday. In the morning Vernon won 54, and in the second game Hyatt hit two homers for Vernon driving in both runs. Batteries Paeth Hannah and Crump McQuaid Yella Recound.
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Vernon
Hyatt
Paeth
Hannah
Crumplet
McQquaid
Yella
KHSS
Vothon
Angels and Oaks Split Doubleheader in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on July 65 the Angels and Oakland split a doubleheader. The first game ended in a close 7 to 5 Angels win while the second saw Oakland take a 5 to 3 victory. The series concluded with Angels 4 and Oakland 4.
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Angels
OAKS
Angeles
Oakland
Arlett
Reibold
Koehler
Crandall
Dumovich
Baldwina
Los Anecion
Winn End Muse
Thomas End Baldwin
Salts and Sacs In Even Break at Salt Lake
Salt Lake and Saca split a doubleheader with the day highlighted by an unassisted triple play by Sand of Salt Lake. First game details list players King Penner Phehan Elliott Bromiey Reiger Kallio Lynn. second game lines name Fittery Prouch Elliott Kallio Polson Lynn.
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Jacobs
Woleman
Salt Lake
Saca
Bees
Batterien
King
Penner
Phehan
Elliott
Bromiey
Reiger
Kallio
Lynn
Racitamante
Fittery
Prouch
Ellett
Polson
Joe Lynch Forced to Cancel Bout in Woonsocket
Bantamweight champion Joe Lynch pulled out of a scheduled match against Young Montreal in Woonsocket citing a strained ligament. Jabez White replaced Lynch, and Montreal won the newspaper decision after 12 rounds.
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Woonsocket, R. L
Joe Lynch
Young Montreal
Jabez White
Montreal
Shade and Davis Fight Ends In Draw For Welters
Shade and Davis battled to a draw in a welterweight matchup here as both fighters landed solid blows and showed even strength throughout the bout. Neither fighter could break the deadlock, leaving the crowd eager for a rematch.
Dave Shade Breaks Two Bones in Hand in Butte Go
Dave Shade broke two bones in his left hand in a bout with Joe Simonich of Butte yesterday in Butte Montana. The injury may force postponement of his scheduled match with Travie Davis set for Thursday here. Shade earned a Judge's decision after 145 rounds of milling.
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Dave Shade
Butte Go
Joe Simonich
Butte
Montana
Travie Davis
Shade
Coast welters Davis and Shade set for title bout at Pavilion
Ravie Davis and Dave Shade meet in the main event at the Pavilion on Thursday night. The Coast King Davis defends his title against Shade, in a rematch after a draw in Tacoma. Shade previously drew with champion Jack Britton, while Davis beat top West rivals and matched Britton to a draw. Shade arrives Wednesday for training while Davis winds up at Prevett. Also on the card are Storey versus Winters, Eagles versus Soldier, Ryan versus Knight, and Jordan versus William.
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Ravie Davis
Dave Shade
Pavilion
Davia
Young Shade
Tacoma
Davie
Jack Britton
Rlade
Britton
Shade
Davis
Prevett
Jimmy Storey
al Winters
Welters
Harry Eagies
W Welters
Jack Ryan
K. Oght Heavies
Johnny Jordan
Pat Williama
Lightlea
Gibbons Easy Victor In Spokane
Mike Gibbons of St Paul stopped Al Sommers for the Pacific Coast middleweight title in Spokane at Alan Race Track. The 11th round kayo came after Sommers was floored in rounds nine ten and eleven as Gibbons dominated with a barrage of punches. Vic Gracie was knocked out by Pusey Morton in the sixth after a strong fifth round in Spokane.
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Mike Gibbons
St Paul
al Sommers
Alan Race Track
Here
Gibbons
Sommers
Pacific Coast
Mike
Pusey
Morton
Los Angeles
Vic Gracie
West Wins Big Track Meet Honors
West dominates the National AAU games at Pasadena with Los Angeles taking 34 points to NYACs 30 and Olympic Club 23. Gus Pope of Multnomah wins discus at 144 feet while Charles Paddock ties the 100 yard dash world record at 93 6 seconds though no world records fall. Vic Hurley places second in low hurdles behind Earl Thompson.
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Paddock
Pasadena
Cal
Los Angeles
New York A. C
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Gus Pope
Multnomah
Vic Hurley
Earl Thompson
Charles Paddock
Sir Tom Wins Lipton Cup Defends Title in 12 Mile Race
Victoria B C July 6 Sir Tom retained the Lipton cup by defeating Patricia over a 12 mile triangular course at Cowichan Bay. Sir Tom led all the way finishing two minutes ahead with a time of 2 07 30 to Patricia 2 09 30. The report also notes former players Rube Perdue and a Nashville minor league manager involved in recent gate releases.
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Victoria
B. C
Sir Tom
Patricia
Cowichan Bay
Rube Perdue
Boston Braves
Nashville Club
Toledo club to replace Mr Clymer with Fred Laderns
Reports indicate Mr Clymer, a well known figure, will be ousted from the Toledo club in the American association. Fred Laderns is named as first sacker to take his place as the team seeks a new leadership in the lineup.
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Stubby
Mack
Monroe Swartz
Salt Lake
Swartz
Calgary
Clymer
Toledo
Fred Laderns
Nena
Milton Wins 260 Mile Auto Race at Tacoma Speedway
Tommy Milton breaks Tacoma speedway records to win the 260 mile race driving a Durant special. Roncee Saries finishes second after a tight duel, 52 seconds back, with Joe Thomas third. Eddie Hearne, Tom Alley, Eddie Miller, Eddie Pullen and Frank Elliott follow, Soules forced out on lap 100 with a blown piston, Milton later leads from lap 105 to finish. Prize money totals span 10 000 to 750 with 500 A A A points for Milton.
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Tacoma
Tommy Milton
Roncee Saries
Deusenberr
Milton
Saries
Joe Thomas
Seattle
Eddie Hearne
Tom Alley
Eddie Miller
Eddie Pullen
Frank Elliott
Soules
Alton Soules
Larlen
Sartes
Thomas
Hearne
Alley
Miller
Pullen
Elliott
Sarles
Jap Ball Stars to Play U with Waseda series
Washington varsity meets the Waseda baseball team in a five game set starting today, with daily 2 20 pm games and a Sunday doubleheader against two other Japanese squads. Waseda is billed as one of Japan's best, touring the U S and facing top East and Midwest colleges.
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Baetie Ike
Washington
Waseda
America
United States
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Middle West
Allison
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Takmatu
Tominga
Kuboto
Ishii
Oshita
Tamaka
Kato
Kuji
Matsumoto
Taniguchi
Arita
Barrett
Torrance
Bakke
Marriott
Miles
McMahon
Gardner
Maloney
Leonard
Setzer
Harper
Star League race tightens as Youngstown A C quits
Tangle leading the star race as Youngstown A C drops out leaving two early Sunday games at Walla Walla. Three Brothers Dye Works vs Collins Juniors and Pirates vs Washington Park determine fourth place with potential ties among Georgetown Cubs Highland Park Washington Park and Egerman Grocery.
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Dye Works
Collins
Pirates
Washington Park
Walla Walla
Three Brothers
Georgetown Cubs
Highland Park
Egerman Grocery
Shamrox Cubs
Bulldogs
Woodland Park
Star Sporting Editor
Konetchy Reports for Phillies After Waiver Purchase
Ed Konetchy, ex Brooklyn Robins first baseman, is due to report today to manager Donovan for duty with the Philadelphia National League club after being bought for the waiver price. Rapp, King and Richbourg, acquired from the Giants, also expected to play.
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Philadelphia
Ed Konetchy
Brooklyn Robins
Donovan
Rapp
King
Richbourg
Giants
King Wins Fourth of July 10 Mile Marathon
Winchester King won the Fourth of July 10 mile marathon finishing ahead of Franklin high school athlete William Maginnis. King crossed the line in 1:08:36 2-5. Maginnis led most of the race until the final 200 yards when King surged clear. The finish was at the stadium.
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Winchester King
William Maginnis
Franklin High
Maginnias
King
City Tennis Meet Opens Here Again
The city tournament resumes at Seattle Tennis Club after holiday and weather delays. Schedule lists matches from 2 p m to 6 20 p m including Nollen versus Kozlowski and Brinkley versus Washington with players such as Vander Las Latoure Green Marcuse and more.
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Firlock
Notenve
Vitegas
T. Toad
mLlanglie
T. Motosaki
C. Neu
B. Julio Wa W. Collins
P. Ford Va
F. Coltina
Mm. Vander Las Ve Latoure
Hortense Green
Ruth Marcuse
Colline Brothers
Nau
Brown
m-Monsod
Taylor
W. Nollan
Koslowski
Bieck
Nieder
Henderson
Holbrook
Bogrolaviewski Brethere
Butler
Sheilenbere
Kitamura
Sweyama
Garver
Ayn
Nollen
Kozlowski
Brinkley
Washington
Burr
Steppens
McDermott
Vander Las
Smith Boxes Draw Battle in Des Moines
Homer Smith and Hughie Walker, heavyweights, battled to a ten round draw in Des Moines Iowa on July 6.
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Des Moines
Towa
Homer Smith
Hughie Walker
Frankie Rogers Beats P Jensen In Seattle Welterweight Bout
Frankie Rogers of Seattle knocked down Phil Jensen twice and defeated the San Francisco fighter in a four round bout in Centralia. Bill Bethel stopped Bob Brooks of Centralia Miller in the first round.
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Phil Jensen
Frankie Rogers
Seattle
San Francisco
Bill Bethel
Bob Brooks
Centralia Miller
Inland Empire tennis champions crowned in Spokane tournament
Marshall Allen of Seattle won the men’s singles by defeating Phil Bettens of San Francisco in four sets 12-10 6-3 6-8 6-3. Mayme McDonall secured the women’s singles titles by beating Eleanor Hyslop, Spokane, 6-2 6-1. Herbert Suhr of San Francisco claimed the junior crown with a 6-1 6-2 6-1 win over Armand Marion of Seattle.
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Bettens
Suhr
Wallace Scott
Guy Frye
Tacoma
Mayme McDonald
Ruth Jennings
Miss Hyslop
Margaret Plastino
Miss McDonald
Marshall Allen
Miss Plastino
Abner Muma
Big Tribe of Rockies in Majors
A look at rookie survivors from major league training camp tryouts. The National League lists 48 rookies remaining with Pittsburg leading in youth and George Gibson guiding a dozen. In the American League Cleveland has one rookie. others show varied promise among rookies across teams with Grimes Sullivan Maisel and Tierney among notable standouts.
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Ty Cobba
Walter Johnsons
Pittsburg Pirates
George Gibson
Pirates
Indians
Cleveland
Ray Grimes
John L. Sullivan
George Maisel
Chicago Cubs
Jimmy Tierney
Ralph Glazner
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Johnnyler
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Cleveland Indians
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Bill Wambsganss
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C. F. Glasner
John Morrison
Drew I. Rader
Moses Yellow Heroe
Jack Zinn
W. F. Skiff
M. Wilson
J. Barnhardt
Jas
A. Tierney
G. Krebmyer
John N. Me Kan
Ray Rohner
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James
Alex V. Freeman
Virgl B
Percy Lee Jones
Johnny Kelleher
George J. Maine
John J. Sullivan
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Bill Ryen
Alex Gaston
Ed Brown
Johnny Munroe
William Patterson
Joseph Rapp
Curtis Walker
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Paumgartner
J. K. Wilhelm
Keenan
Cy Morgan
Ira Townsend
Frank Gibson
Albert RB. Nixon
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Ine Brentes
Buddy Napier
Bobbies Hargrave
Sam Bohne
Louis Fonseca
ST. Louis
BM Pertica
Arthur Riviere
James Roy Walker
Brooklyn
Wallace Hee
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