Matty Baldwin to Meet Cross in July Ring Clash
Los Angeles reports a July 29 twenty round bout at Vernon between Matty Baldwin and Leach Cross. Baldwin, once dismissed as a title contender, gains momentum after Cross defeated Bud Anderson and has training under way in Venice. Predictions favor Baldwin for a shot at Ritchie if he wins.
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Matty Baldwin
Hehtwetebt
Leach Crogs
Vernon
Matty
Cross
Bud Anderson
Medford
Ritchie
Croan
Baldwin
Gotham
Haldwin
Venice
City Council Bans Gambling at Gates on Baseball Games
The Judiciary committee recommended an ordinance prohibiting gambling on the gates. The measure passed, imposing a maximum fine of 100 dollars or 30 days in jail, or both, for betting on any baseball game.
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Erty Council
Judiciary Committee
Creek and Adrian Split Long 20-Inning Game
In Adrian Michigan on Thursday the Creek and Adrian clubs dueled for 20 innings in the Southern Michigan league. Both Loomis of Adrian and McDonald of Creek pitched the entire game in a 1 to 0 contest where weather and fatigue stretched the nightlong effort.
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Creek
Loomis
McDonald
Ortona Wins First Race of Sailboats
Ortona won the opening heat for large sailboats under Seattle Yacht Club auspices on Thursday afternoon, defeating rivals despite a one minute six second waterline handicap. The Cat, owned by George Wiley, led the 40 foot class by ten minutes over Witch, while Cal Blanchard skippered Boat No. 1 in a club catboat race. A motorboat result was void when buoy Four Mile Rock was found missing.
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Seattle Yacht Club
George Wiley
Cal Blanchard
Four Mile Rock
Pitcher Dave Gregg Released to Waterbury Eastern League
Cleveland July 18 David Gregg a pitcher and brother of Vean Gregg has been released to Waterbury Connecticut team in the Eastern League. Gregg was secured this spring from the Portland Northwestern League.
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Dave Gregg
Cleveland
David Gregg
Vean Gregs
Nap
Oklahoma fighter stops Chicago foe in second round KO
Carl Morrin of Oklahoma knocked out Marty Culter of Chicago in the second round of a scheduled 10 round bout in Clovis New Mexico. The knock out punch broke Culter's nose. Wally on first base recalls Mike Lynch once pitched four games.
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N. M
Carl Morrin
Oklahoma
Marty Culter
Chicago
Culter
Wally
Mike Lynch
Post MortemHints Of Baseball Parody In Potlatch Notes
The item riffs on baseball, golf and local Potlatch scenes with playful asides about team changes and town events. Mentions a shift from heavy to light players, an implied game timing change to 2:30, and local figures like manager Tenley amid crowd chatter and rumors.
Seattle Champs Fall to Portland in High-Scoring Tilt
Seattle managed seven runs but were outpaced by Portland who plated fourteen in four innings. Melvor and recruits Laird and Reardon toed the mound for Seattle as Portland hitters torched for 14 runs.
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Wee Caesse
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Potlatch Golf Championship Narrowed to Four Men and Four Women
With two days left at the Seattle Golf Club the Potlatch championship narrows to four in the men’s division and four in the women’s. Men’s contenders are T S Lippy and R S Blair, Capt H A Pleager of Seattle, and Roger Lapham of Los Angeles. Women’s final contenders include Mrs A A Hilton Beattie, Miss Alice Warner Del Norte Cal, Mrs W D Skinner Portland, and Mrs Jas Gillison, Portland. Semifinals were played this morning, with finals set for Saturday morning.
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Lippy
R. 8
Blair
Capt
H. A. Pleager
Seattle
Roger Lapham
Los Angeles
Mra
A. A. Hilton
Beattie
Alice Warner
del Norte
Cal
W. D. Skinner
Portland
Jas. Gillison
Alea
Free Grand Stand Ticket Drawn For Fan In Left-Field Bleachers
The Star announces its free grand stand ticket program continues with another drawing. In the latest event, Mrs Granger is selected after a fan in the left-field bleachers is spotted with The Star, fulfilling the paper's long standing tradition of rewarding feminine readers.
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STAR
W. T. Oranger
Redro
Woolley
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