Lefty Miller Trims His Former Comrades in Seattle
Lefty Miller, once a Turk and now for the Vancouver Medged Canucks, beat his old teammates 2 to 1 in Seattle. Miller timed his delivery well as Chinault pitched for Seattle, while Bugden and Pennington each contributed key hits. The result sent Vancouver to Spokane for an upcoming series, with Tacoma hosting the Turks.
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Miller
Chinault
Red Robert
Flanagan
Scharnweber
Bugden
Duke of
Vancouver
Pennington
Emil Frisk
Brown
Seattle
Lynch
Pentington
Hemenway
Shove
Bill Chinault
Lefty Miller
Spokane
Tacoma
Aes
Geass Souls
Stolenames
Streth. Saprite
Prianagan
Geo-Baes
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Cartwright's Hit Wins for Spokane
Cartwright's timely eighth inning drive produced two runs to lift Spokane over Tacoma 2 to 1 yesterday. Bonner allowed eight hits but strong defense saved him. Annis yielded eight hits for Tacoma with only one extra-base. George Stone shines for the Browns as Detroit praises Walter Johnson as the league's speediest pitcher.
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Spokane
Cartwright
Bonner
Annis
Tacoma
Beere
Davin
Weed
Coleman
Henehip
Rockenfield
Anois
Umaes
Chie Fees Seventeen Batteries Listed
A list of players includes Kroh Cole Brown Kling Drucke Ames Raymond Crandall Meyers and Sechiel. The document names eight batteries with names tied to New York context and related entries.
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New York
Kroh
Cole, Brown and
Kling
Drucke
Ames
Raymond
Crandall
Meyers
Sechiel
First Baseman Connors Records No Putout in Haute Game
South Bend first baseman Connors did not record a putout in the game against Terre Haute yesterday in Terre Haute Indiana. The United Press reports the stat in this brief recap of the baseball match.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Connors
South Bend
Haute
NED MERTON ON BASEBALL
The essay humorously traces baseball origins with playful misstatements noting early lore from McGuffey and ancient Cairo Memphia myths. It mocks fashion and attire of players and riffs on historic misunderstandings while noting the game's late emergence and oddities in early depictions.
Real High Brow Rises to Defend Prize Fights
Lawrence Kansas July 11 Prof Morria Parmice of the University of Kansas argues prize fighting is a clean stimulating sport when evils around it are removed. He blames moneyed gamblers and thugs for tainting events and says elevating the sport raises physical standards and moral form.
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Lawrence
Kan
D-vorce
Morria Parmice
Department of Sociology
University of Kanena
Parmlee
Pogo
Pickela
Atl Seth
Veteran Pitcher Howell to Join Umpire Staff
Harry Howell, once one of baseballs top pitchers, seeks a spot on the American League umpiring crew. Johnson reportedly would appoint Howell after Bil Dinneen praised his abilities as an instructor. Howell's arm injury ended his pitching days this spring in Houston and a surgery in St Louis left him unable to resume pitching.
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Harry Howell
Lan Johnson
Johnson
Bil Dineen
Howell
Hirowns
Houston
St. Louis
Moving Picture Owners Row Repent
New York July 11 The owners of the James Blackton company have officially struck a gag on the display of their films The Gight pictures will not be shown at public places of entertainment and will be limited to private stag parties only The move aims to prevent the younger generation from viewing the reels and hints policy considerations drove the decision
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New York
Jeffrien-Johnson
Vi- Company of America
J. 8. Blackton
Blackton
Picture men fight plan spurs film law push
Hinckton said the company would use a single set of pictures for commercial use and produce enough reels from these to meet demand. The two hour program includes the fight scene and training camp footage with a ringside prelim.
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Hinckton
Coast league captain struck by pitch in Oakland
Fred Raymer Sacramento Coast League captain and second baseman was struck in the head by a pitched ball yesterday in Oakland. Doctors at Fabiola hospital said he suffered a slight brain concussion but no skull fracture and he should be back in about a week. He was hit in the second inning while stepping in front of a ball pitched by Moser. He is the second player injured in similar fashion in Oakland recently.
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Cairo
Memphia
Hascalt
Ban Francisco
Cal
Fred Raymer
Bacramento Coast League
Oakland
Fabiola Hospital
Bia
Raymer
Moser
Jeffries Plans Catalina Trip Before Possible Johnson Fight
James J. Jeffries sails from Los Angeles to Catalina for a week of fishing and hints a final decision on meeting Jack Johnson again. He cites tax and health concerns as reasons to wait and says no firm decision will be made during the trip. Fellow traveler James Palsey accompanies him on similar ventures.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
James J. Jeffries
Catalina Bland
Jack Johnson
Jeffries
Rene
James Palsey
Duluth
Minn
Johnson
Catalina
Amateurs Sweep Local Softball Card At Woodland Park
Irequoia team routed Circle W Cow ee 1 at South Park while Jacobs Bakery trimmed Circle W Juniors in a Woodland Park feature. Flour Mixers won 14 to 6, Bolcom Mill Co won two at Woodland Park, Cometa shut out 9 to 0, Cane Lumber Co 16 to 4, Victors 6 Renton 1, Mikados beat Keystones 5 to 1. Japanes e aggregation noted as a fast amateur club.
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South Park
Jacobs Bakery
Circle W
Woodland Park
Bolcom Mill Co
Cometa
Cane Lumber Co
Mikados
Keystones
Dug's Park
Baseball schedule shifts with Tacoma Vancouver games
No baseball this week until Monday when Tacoma and Vancouver meet at Dugdales park. Seattle hosts a week's engagement while the Beavers and Tigers split their series between Vancouver and Tacoma. Joe Bugden collects three hits in four at bats, Breen injures his knee but expects a return, and Red Robert Brown covers third base. Pennington adds two hits as Annis goes two for three in Spokane.
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Tacoma
Vancouver
Dugdales Park
Seattle
Beavers
Tigers
Breen
Red Robert Brown
Levinsons Defeat North Seattle Athletic Club at Woodland Park
The Levinsons beat the North Seattle Athletic Club 2 to 1 in a fast game played yesterday at Woodland Park.
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Levinsons
North Seattle Athletic Club
Oodland Park
Mission and Morris Chairs on Sale in Oak and Maple Finishes
A vintage catalog blurb lists several chairs including Bungalow and Mission Rockers. It highlights materials such as maple and solid oak with Early English finishes, thin cane seats, leather upholstery, and velour cushions. Prices range from about 6 to 27 dollars with noted extra values and special offers.
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Morris
Carpets at Extra Special Prices
Short ad notices carpet sale with price reference and promotional wording suggesting low costs. The readable fragment hints at a retailer offering discounted carpet pricing and a sale event. No clear dates or store names recovered.
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Moving Picture Owners Row
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United States
Joe Bugden
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