Stutz Driver Wins Montamarathon at Tacoma Race
Earl Cooper of San Francisco dominates the 250 mile Montamarathon at Tacoma with a 3 32 08 15 finish as Dave Lewis in a Fiat takes second. Hugh Hughes in a Tulsa places third, Burman withdraws with engine trouble and Endicott finishes fourth as Bob Burman joins Seattle preparations for auto polo at Madison Park next Sunday.
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Champs win opener 2 to 0 in bees series
Manager Haymond moved Shaw to the outfield and Brown to third as the Champs beat the Bees 2 to 0. Narveson held opponents hitless for five innings while Fullerton worked six frames. Pitchers and fielding swap produced a decisive start with Beattie and Meek contributing key hits.
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Ingersoll Sold to Reds From Vancouver Club
President Bob Brown announced Vancouver baseball club sold pitcher Rob Ingersoll to the Cincinnati Reds for about 3900 dollars with delivery in the fall. Scout O Hara of the Reds watched him on the coast and closed the deal. Brown also announced the release of pitcher McCreery.
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Star in seventh inning free ticket giveaway at game
The Star announces a fan giveaway where a left-field bleacher guest receives a free grandstand ticket. J Nelson of Spokane is the first recipient and will attend the Victoria Seattle game as the guest of The Star. A right-field bleacher fan will get the ticket today, with another women’s day prize planned for Thursday.
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Shaw and Lynch in limbo as baseball moves eyed
The report covers lineup shifts and fielding gains with Shaw's sixth inning play saving a run, wage talks on Mike Lynch in Seattle appearing unlikely, and other trades and signings from Detroit to Philadelphia. It notes injury recoveries and an upcoming exhibition by Lew Shaw in Seattle billiards.
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Ad Wolgast Targets Ritche In Comeback Bid In Casting Cast
Ad Wolgast former lightweight champion speaks of a comeback with his left hand in a plaster cast after surgery for bone removal He plans to bet 5000 to knock out Ritche within 20 rounds despite not being fit for work until November Ownie Bush and Ed Sweeney are noted in separate mentions as rivals in related boxing discussions
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Willard Targets Pelkey After Reno Victory
Heavyweight contender Jess Willard returns to San Francisco after beating Al Williams in Reno. Through promoter Tom Jones he presses Pelkey, vowing to force a title bout and claiming a past win over Pelkey in a ten pound contest in New York.
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Redpath Scouts Players Across Tri-State League
Tacoma secretary Frank Redpath left on a scouting trip covering Boise and Walla Walla in the Tri-State league and may extend further into the week to seek new players for the club.
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