Giants Baffle Indians In High-Scoring Victory
Giants pound Kraft and Holm for 17 hits and 12 runs. Sage cools late Indians surge. Leard and Householders drive Seattle scoring. Cooney Cartwright Nordyke contribute. Kraft exits after ten hits seven runs. Holm allows more as Giants pull away.
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Kraft
Holmaday
Sage
Indians
Seattle
Leard
Cooney
Cartwright
Nordyke
Shea
Vic Holm
Omer
Standings and results from the day in baseball
The standings show teams such as Detroit Boston and Seattle with varied records. Yesterday Victoria and Vancouver tied 4 4 with Vancouver posting an 8 4 win in a later game. Starkell pitched the seventh to edge the tied score while Umpire tension arose with Victoria reserves driven from the bench.
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Victoria
Starkell
Gervais
Vancouver
Cates
Alien
Pug Bennett
Victoria Reserve
Gereaian Cate
Lewis
S@terkell
Devvoet
Pippins Use Strong Pitching to Top Tigers
TACOMA July 18 Portland Tacoma 6 to 2. Hall wild early exit in second left Baker with tight pinches. Baker pitched well and held Tigers to five singles. En route, Harris, Portland, Hall, Baker and Borns cited as key players in the contest.
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Portland
Hall
Baker
Lamtive
Harris
Waker
Borns
Tacoms
Sailor Petrosky to Face Kid Slestine in Oakland Six Round Bout
In San Francisco reports say Sailor Petrosky backed by jackies will fight Kid Slestine in a six round bout in Oakland. The event aims to showcase Petrosky against the clever cruiser California Battling Robinson as the chief attraction in the ring.
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Oakland
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Robinson
California
George
National League action at Dovten rained out games
The National League event at Dovten was disrupted by rain, with Brooklyn and Liverpool noted in the coverage. Key players including Replbach Archer and Barkdan are mentioned, while other details are obscured by OCR issues.
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Sdsbeaense Bk
Raaee
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Barkdan
Cote and
Ambiguous Text Summary for Historical Clip
The readable fragment mentions St Louis and Philadelphia and lists names Mitchell Hamilton Powell Le Martin Coombe Themes Lape. No clear event or outcome is provided.
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Philadelphia
Mitchell
Hamilton
Powell
le Martin
Coombe
Portland Coasters Signings and Boxing Notes
Pitcher Snook and Outfielder Carrigan are returning to Sacramento as Portland plans to send them to the Northwest league. John J. Taylor would consider selling the Boston club if offered enough money. Joe Ferguson’s manager Peter Stone offered no comment after Ferguson fled a scheduled match. Freddie Welsh joins Venice lifeboat crew for busy work, and Belgian aviator Oliesingers holds the world sustained flight record at 288 miles with Tabutenu at 262.
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Portland
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John J. Taylor
Boston American League Baseball Club
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N. Y
Peter Stone
Joe Ferguson
Philadelphia
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Ferguson
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Oliesingers
Tabutenu
Umpire Controversy Highlights Dusty Baseball Tilt
In a high scoring match twenty runs were scored as Dust beat Spokane with key plays by Bues Leard and Shea. Umpire McCarthy ruled Shea out on a close play at second, sparking a bencheside dispute and prompting Sage to issue wild pitches and walks. Captain Ostdiek and Tenley Raymond contributed strong fielding plays as Seattle battled back, while Leard and Bues executed a decisive double steal.
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Shea
Netzel
Cooney
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Bill Leard
Danny Shea
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Tighe
Leard
Bill
Ostdiek
Sage
Spokane
Seattle
Nordyke
Tenley Raymond
Raymond
Cartwright
Casey
Zimmerman
Netsel
Netzel Still Leads Western League Batting Amid Tight Race
Netzel of Spokane remains atop the Western League with an average around .327. Arthur Hues sits second at .230 while Emil Prick Swain and Brashear of Vancouver share third at .327. Liebt of Tacoma is .326 with Rippert of Spokane at .325 and Cruickshank at .324. Mundorff of Portland at .221 and Eddie Householder rises to .517. Seattle players Shea .256 Leard .250 Ort .230 Raymond .197. Team batting averages show Spokane .275 Vancouver .250 Portland .249 Seattle .239 Tacoma .238 Victoria .222.
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Spokane
Arthur Hues
Emil Prick
Swain
Brashear
Vancouver
Liebt
Tacoma
Rippert
Cruickshank
Mundorff
Portland
Eddie Householder
Seattle
Shea
Leard
Ort
Raymond
Victoria
Rival baseball and softball results across Seattle area Sunday
Ravensdale beat Franklyn 3 to 2 in a late game with Barton and Castagna behind the plates for Ravensdale and Anderson and Loman for Franklyn. Ross Athletic Club defeated Leschi A C 15 to 5 at Woodland Park as Coleman struck out 18. The Cluetts beat the Wolverines 7 to 3 with Moran earning praise for pitching. Eastlakes defeated Bremerton Juniors 7 to 2. Seattle Lighting beat Poulsbo 56 to 2 with Leaf and Stuffy behind the plate. Farwest topped Index 16 to 3 as Maddy pitched well. Spaldings defeated Sequim 7 to 4 with strong battery work by Wright, Clark, Rose, Bishop, and Cloudy.
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Carl Pike
Seattle Lighting Company
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Spaldings
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Wright
Cloudy
Clark
Cassidy Sets Longest Streak In Denver Ball Club
Denver veteran D Cassidy has played over 700 consecutive games for the Denver club in seven seasons without missing a game due to illness or injury. A native of McClain County Illinois and a former Indiana Wesleyan graduate, Cassidy earlier played for Washington and Pittsburg. He owns a North Dakota farm and Kansas City properties and once ran a Denver moving picture show. In New York, July 14, fight talk swirled as Matt Wells and Packey McFarland were linked for a Milwaukee bout likely on August 28 with 135 pounds at 2 pm. Wells’ manager said Wolgast match efforts ended.
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Geo. McDonald
Ad Wolgaat
Walsh Set for Pacific Coast Move in Hammer Events
New York July 18 Don Walsh champion hammer thrower of the New York Athletic club prepares to leave for Portland Oregon where he has received invitations to join Multnomah club. Walsh seeks release from the New York club and anticipates competition from Rose Mund and Crawford on the Pacific coast.
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New York Athletic Club
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Rose
Alfred Mund
Babe Crawford
Hacken Schmidt Never Wrestled Yusouf the Terrible Turk
The record states Hack never wrestled Yusouf the original Terrible Turk, who was downed when the steamer Hour went sank. The rest of the text debates sports questions and heavyweight legends with opinions on who was the greatest fighter.
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Yusouf
Lippy Captures Potlatch Tourney Title at Seattle Club
Lippy of Seattle won the Potlatch championship at the Seattle Golf and Country Club after a tight 38 hole match against C. K. Magill. The final required two extra holes to decide the winner with a score of 160 to 163 as Lippy edged Magill in a classic on local links.
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Seattle
Seattle Golf and Country Club
C. K. Magill
Lipp
Lincoln Cubs 12 Fastidos 3 in Star league game
The Lincoln Cubs defeated the Fastidos 12 to 3 in the Star league series. Gibson hit a three run homer with the bases loaded in the first inning while Smith pitched steadily after a wild start. Six runs by the Cubs in the sixth inning broke the game open.
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Kling Predicts Cubs Win Despite Trading to Boston
The text notes Johnny Kling now in a Boston uniform yet predicts the Chicago Cubs will win the National League race. It highlights a rebuilding Cubs squad after retirements of Overall Steinfeldt Evers King and Chance. Giants Cardinals and Red Doom's Phillies loom strong.
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Evers
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