Giants Rout Victoria After Early Lead Collapse
Victoria built a 4 0 first inning lead as McCreary struggled but Moe and Fullerton faded. The Giants answered with 14 hits aided by Bucs and Weed homers and timely singles. In the late innings Seattle’s Bees surged to seven runs while Goodman, Buse, Raymond, Clement, and DeVogt boosted averages.
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Moe
Fullerton
Victoria
Leo McCreary
Bucs
Weed
Ortons Lane
Eddie Hilider
Giants
McCreary
Ista
Harrington
Wattelet
Bees
Goodman
Buse
Raymond
Clementgon
DeVogt
Householder
Seattle
Dingle
Eddie
Standings fragment hints at team scores and players
A partial standings snippet lists players or teams with numeric scores or percentages, showing gaps and inconsistent letters. The text includes names like Pitterg, Groom, Heston and incomplete figures such as 46 82 87h, suggesting a sports table or tally with errors.
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Ois Pitterg
Oes Che
Ous Groom's
Heston
Pippins Edge Spokane In Wild Baseball Tilt
Spokane defeated by Pippins 4 to 3 in a wild game with four bases on balls in the first inning. Kratt settled in and pitched effectively after the early chaos. Line score shows Spokane 3 runs on 8 hits and 1 error, Pippins 4 runs on 6 hits and 1 error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Kratt
Eweaoaeeoe
Seeene Ei
Beavers Win Big in Vancouver Batterying
Vancouver hammered an opponent 12 to in a July 15 game, with Annis scoring and Jerry starring as the Beavers deliver a strong victory in Vancouver.
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Vancouver
Annis
Jerry
Dust Dismoxe: Panny Shea Panned by Fraszle Fans
Baseball game report noting fan criticism of Panny Shea amid a lineup with two tier catchers. Mouseholder went 1.000 with a single and three walks. Goodman and DeVogt pressured McCreery to walk Householder but failed. Cocash misplayed a ball, allowing two runs. Moe began pitching but Victoria’s six hits produced three runs.
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Panny Shea
Fraszle
Danny
Cates Stars As Tacoma Triumphs In Busy Western Tilt
Cates delivered a great performance while visiting players quit midgame and watched from the stands. The scattered score updates list Spokane Portland Vancouver Tacoma and Victoria results with Tacoma leading and earlier totals imperfectly recorded.
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Cates
Mike Lynch
Unable to extract a coherent headline from the text
The readable fragments mention New York and a postponed game. No clear event, participants, or dates are established to form a proper news item.
Philadelphia At Detree In American League
Fragmentary baseball note references teams and players with unclear details. The readable fragments mention Whites, Sulwan, Payne, Fisher and others in a game context, suggesting a score or lineup discussion without full clarity.
Sherwood Magee Sent to Sanitarium for Treatment
Philadelphia July 15 Manager Chas Doomn said Phillies outfielder Sherwood Magee, after the heat wave and a recent onfield fight with Umpire Finneran, will be sent to a sanitarium for treatment. Magee recovered at the Dunlop hotel Atlantic City revealing he took the incident hard. Chicago July 15 Walter Camp predicted loosening penalties for the uncompleted forward pass with few other changes expected for 1911.
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Sherwood Magee
Philadelphia
Phillies
Chas. Doomn
Magee
Finneran
Dunlop Hotel
Atlantic City
Doomn
Chicago
Walter Camp
Camp
Pioneers Beaten by Brown Bears in Eight innings
The Brown Bears defeated the Pioneers 2 to 1 in eight innings at Lincoln Park in The Star league. Brown Bears built early lead, added runs on hits and errors, while Ike Coleman held the Pioneers to one hit through five innings. Vanux made a spectacular one handed catch, and Stubbs had four singles in five at bats. Next week’s Star league schedule lists seven matchups including Brown Bears vs Star News, Moonshiners vs Pioneers, and Universities vs All-Stars.
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Bears
Pioneers
Lincoln Park
Murphy
Kare
Leavitt
Brown
Ike Coleman
G. Vaux
Gears
Vanux
Bonner
Vaux
Stubbs
Atx
Star League
Lincoln Cabs Ve. Fantidos
Brown Bears
Star News Fes
Moonshiners
Woodlands
Storks
Giants
Universities
All-Stars
Star Newsies
Fritz Holland Backed Out Of Fight Referee Substituted
In San Francisco July Fritz Holland the Northwestern middleweight refused to fight Battling Robinson the sailor in the feature bout. Ed Petroskey stepped in and defeated the sailor decisively. Holland blamed fear of Robinson’s prowess and did not compete.
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San Francisco
Fritz Holland
Robinson
Holland
Ed Petroskey
Bud Mars May Survive Fall After Aviator Injury
ERIE Pa July 16 J C han Mars the aviator who fell yesterday and was thought fatally hurt may recover hospital reports say he shows vitality and could dodge death. Mars breastbone broken skull fractured witness wife fainted in danger. He blamed an air pocket that sent him into a drop toward his tent after circling the field and seeing streetcars. Mars has long been known in the city and was active in balloon and aviation work.
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Erie
J. C "Han" Mars
Mars
Eay
Marc
Auto and Horse Cross Country Race Planned Across Nation
New York promoter W. G. Grant announces a cross country race between an automobile and a relay of coaching horses. A $50,000 purse is funded by eastern horse fanciers. Route tentatively runs New York City to San Francisco with detours toward Portland and Seattle. One hundred blooded horses will cover 20 to 30 miles per relay.
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Try Prem
Vier
Por Or
W. G. Grant
New York
New York City
San Francisco
Grant
Portland
Seattle
American Horseman Will Quit England
Walter Winans the American horseman plans to leave England and devote himself to racing in Austria and Russia. He cites trouble with the English horse shows governing body and heavy British taxes as factors. He claims he has paid about $1,000,000 in taxes to the government and thinks that is enough.
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United Press
London
Walter Winans
Bee
England
Austria
Rusaia
Sussex News
Winans
Golfers Qualify for Potlatch Tournament
In the Potlatch championship at Seattle Golf and Country Club yesterday HM W Treat defeated J B Matterson of Victoria to reach the semifinals. A C Hibbard of Everett beat Josiah Cains while C P Spooners B Coombe of Victoria and T B Lippy won their matches. Leroy Martin of Victoria, G Sherman of Arizona beat J Bencroft, and G Ladd Mann defeated C Birch of Victoria with K Magill advancing by default. Afternoon play saw Treat defeat Hibbard 4 up 3 to play and Lippy beat Sherman 6 up 4 to play. Magill beat Munn 4 up 3 to play. Semifinals scheduled for today. Lake Washington strawberry fields now open at 15 cents per gallon.
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C. Birch
Victoria
K. Magill
Treat
Hibbard
Lippy
Sherman
Magill
Munn
Johnson Wells Fight Arranged for London
London promoters push a September bout between Jack Johnson and Bomba Wells with a 30000 dollar purse. Half the prize is to be paid today, the rest at the bout, with details nearly settled pending signing of articles. Ray Powell, St Joseph outfielder, sold to Chicago Americans for 6000 dollars after hitting .300 and leading the league in steals. Dreamland tonight hosts a dance.
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Jack Johnson
Wells
England
London
Bombadier Wells
Johnson
Seenah Tee
ST. Joseph
Ray Powell
Chicago Americans Today
Powell
Featherweight tilt set as Kline and Kilbane weigh in
Patsy Kline of Newark and Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland weighed in at 122 pounds for a 20 round elimination bout in Los Angeles. Buddie Smith officiated. The winner advances to face Joe Rivers for the featherweight title with Abe Attell awaiting the champion. Kilbane favored, odds around 2 to 1. Seattle Automobile School, at Broadway.
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Los Angeles
Patsy Kline
Newark
N. J
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
Gay
Vernon
Buddie Smith
Oakland
Kline-Kilbane
Joe Rivers
Abe Attell
Kilbane
Kiine
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