Seattle Beaten In First Los Angeles Series Game
Seattle fielded a weak lineup missing Claude Derrick Billy Cunningham Ray French and Ed Sweeney. Bigbee walked 12 Angels through three innings as Los Angeles piled up seven runs on walks and hits. Umpires Held and Eason drew jeers for calls as Seattle’s errors and injuries hampered play in a two hour game.
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Bill Kenworthy Still Alive Says Angel Second Gacker
Local report asserts Bill Kenworthy remains alive amid rumors of his death tied to a greased shoot incident this season. A spokesperson for Angel Second Gacker confirmed no fatal outcome occurred.
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Bill Kenworthy
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How Coast Clubs Stand Cracked One For Three Bases In Final Frame
Sam Crawford, Detroit Tiger star, led fans with a pair of blows including a last frame triple that sparked a left field smash. He also hit a sharp line drive past first base, nearly injuring Knight, while his long career and easygoing fame inspired younger players.
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Angels Miss 2d Baseman Red Leads Off and Killefer Returns
Manager Killefer of the Angels is the Coast league’s sole real playing skipper. "Red" stars in center field and leads off, showing speed on the bases after a strong game yesterday. Killefer, formerly with the Reds, is Bill Killefer’s brother, Cub catcher. Pat Moran, ex-Quaker leader now managing Cincinnati, battles top clubs with a pennant outlook for the Reds this season.
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Philadelphia Nationals
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Solons Drop Initial Tilt to Arbuckles
Sacramento opened the series with a 5 to 1 loss to the Vernon Tigers in Los Angeles. A triple play occurred with Pinelli Cook and Orr involved as runners on base. Batteries were Piercy and Cook for Sacramento and Dell and Brooks for Vernon.
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Reds Narrow Gap With Braves In Split Games
The Reds climbed toward first place by splitting two games with the Braves. One game ended in a 9 to 2 loss for Cincinnati and the other a 4 to 3 win, keeping them near the top of the standings.
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Angels Defeat Clymer Tribe 13 3 In Openers Riotous Scoring
Los Angeles walloped Seattle’s cellar club 13 to 3 as seven runs came in the third inning. Bigbee misplayed a throw, home runs and timely hits powered the Angels while Seattle scattered single tallies late. Lefty Brown likely to start for Killefer in game two with Gardner on the mound for Seattle.
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Boxers Lined Up for Mother Pyther Card
Boxers Travie Davis Matty Matthews Frankie Murphy Billy Wright Lloyd Madden Dan Sugar Nick Sugar Ely Caston E D Evans Young Hector Stanley Fitzgerald The Portland Kid Joe Harrahan Ernie Daily Eddie Murray Battling Purdy Eddie Jackson Irving Gleason Barney Lustig Buddy Ridley Jimmy Storey Harry Williams prepare for a Mother Pyther boxing card in Portland with multiple weight classes including welterweight lightweight bantamweight flyweight featherweight and heavyweight.
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Billy Wright
Lloyd Madden
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the Portland Kid
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Battling” Purdy
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Storey and Ridley Ready to Box Friday at Star Smoker
Jimmy Storey and Buddy Ridley join the Friday Star smoker lineup. Storey faces Travie Davis and Ridley meets Frankie Murphy in bantam and flyweight clashes, with over 20 boxers possible on the card and early bouts including Lloyd Madden vs Billy Wright.
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Claude Hendrix Delivers Winning Home Run in Close Victory
Claude Hendrix slugged a decisive homer as his team topped the newly managed Phillies in a tight game. The late blast propelled the visitors to the win, highlighting Hendrix as the standout in a tightly contested matchup.
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King of Home Run Clouters Is Ball Chief
Cactus Cravath, famed for power in the majors, has become manager of the Phillies, the National League's sagging club. The veteran outfielder, slow on his feet but smart, leads with a .364 batting average as the season half runs.
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Americans win Wimbledon doubles title in drama
Miss Elizabeth Ryan of California and Miss Suzanne Langlan defeated Mrs. Larcombe and Mrs. Lambert Chambers in the finals of the women's doubles championship in Wimbledon. The match ended 4-6 7-5 6-3 after a hard fought comeback by the American pair.
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Willie Ritchie Declines Tendler Bout Offer
Willie Ritchie wires Philadelphia promoters saying he is through with boxing and refusing a proposal to meet Lew Tendler of Quaker City for a lightweight bout in San Francisco.
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Beavers Rally Past Seals in Portland Opener
Portland Beavers scored three runs in the sixth and seventh innings to defeat the San Francisco Seals 2 to 0 in the first game of the series. Jones pitched strong ball for Portland as Frisco managed limited scoring.
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Oaks Cop First Go From Mormon Outfit
Oakland capped the opening game of the series with Salt Lake Bees 5 to 3 in San Francisco. The Bees had a prime chance in the eighth frame but misplayed base running cost them. Batteries Stroud Byler for Oakland Kremer Elliott for Salt Lake.
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