carthy home run costs Spokane game and crowd erupts
cCARTHY’s ninth inning decision cost Spokane a win yesterday. Cooney's eighth inning homer gave Spokane the lead as Hues struck out in the ninth and Netzel fumbled. Skeels scored on a play that ended with Outdick’s fielding and McCarthy pulling him out. Crowd storms the field and jeers ring out.
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Ccarthy
Spokane
Cooney
Hues
Netzel
Weed
Ort
Dave Skeels
Raymond
Nordyke
Cartwright
Skeels
Outdick
Qstdick
McCarthy
Steels
Homer
Fullerton
Willis
Pet Club ledger fragment shows weights and scores
A partial catalog page lists various pets and clubs with numeric codes and weights. Entries include NORTHW Bet and AMERICAN Wi Pet Club figures, with scattered numbers like 6 36 602 Porth and 482 for Detroit.
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Northw Bet
Pet
Pet Club
Vernon
Am Vram
Saco
eriAs
American
Wi. Pet. Club
Detroit
Bees Beat Victoria 7-2 in Vancouver Showdown
Vancouver defeated Victoria 7 to 2 as Eagle outpitched Forehner. Brinkers powered the offense with a first inning homer with bases loaded and added two more runs in the fifth with a sharp single. The game featured strong Vancouver hitting amid the July clash.
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Vancouver
Victoria
Brinkers
Etree
Ann Lewis
Furcher
Pippins Run Up Narrow Victory Over Tacoma
Portland beat Tacoma 4 to 3 in a close decision game yesterday. Umpire Eon’s calls were a factor in the outcome.
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Tacoma
Portland
Eon
Portland Triumph in Pitchers Duel as No Hit Bid Ends
Garrett pitched a no hit effort into the seventh inning for Portland in a tense game against Tacoma. The teams traded runs late with Garrett leaving after 6 2 3 innings and Harris of Portland closing out a 9 1 Tacoma victory in a hard fought baseball clash.
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Tao
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Burnes
National League First Game and Second Game Summary
National League action features Putebure seeing Datteries Camita and Steete facing Giese Moore and Deoin in the first game. In the second game Ten vintage Batterie Letfield Simeon and Deoin paired with Setees for a chase while Restee Datterion Richie and Tyrtey Pfefter and King contributed on defense and offense.
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Putebure
Camiita
Steete
Giese
Moore
Deoin
Shane Cheacear
American League Batteryee Names and Batter Roles
A garbled OCR fragment lists several players and roles in the American League batting and pitching lineup. It mentions pitchers and batters such as Walker White Olmstead and Carrigan alongside unnamed batters and catchers.
Alveolar Dentistry Promises Superior Teeth Repairs
A dental ad touts Alveolar Dentistry as offering superior bridges and removable plates with natural appearance. It claims long lasting, pain free work, compares price value favorably, and invites patients to view demonstrations and request free booklets.
Jack Lester and Bill Lang to Fight Again in August
Seattle born fighter Jack Lester, once Tacoma’s hopeful, planned a six round return match with Bill Lang in August after Lang won their May 21 bout in Sydney. Lester injured a hand and was disqualified after a foul as Lang telegraphed for another clash, reports say.
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Bill Lang
Lester
Seattle
Australia
Big Lang
Lang
Sydney
Tacoma
America
Myer
W. W. Naughton
Lewter
Lid Lifted on Boxing Bouts at Seattle Smoker
About 2106 spectators at Leschi pavilion witnessed a fast night of boxing and wrestling organized by the Seattle Manufacturers association. Silent Meagher of Rainier Valley AC fought twice, losing to Fred Merrick in four rounds, with Frank Duncan of S A C earning the win. Miller of 8 A C Miller beat Roland Wilson in four rounds. Sidney Hart and Tom Martin also delivered a strong four round KO. Runchey of S A C threw Brennan of Rainier Valley AC as vaudeville acts rounded out the program.
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Leschi Pavilion
Seattle Manufacturers Association
Meagher
Rainier Valley Athletic Club
Frank Duncan
Fred Merrick
van Miller
Roland Wilson
A.C. Miller
Sidney Hart
Tom Martin
Britt Plans Return Bout If Shape Improves
Santa Cruz reports Jimmy Britt pursues a comeback plan with possible bout against Battling Nelson. In Memphis Joe Mandot defeats Boyo Driscoll in eight rounds, while Kansas City police court fines Jack Love ten dollars for assaulting sports writer BE. W. Cochrane. Tacoma wires May Sutton to enter Pacific Northwest tennis championships August 7. Indians fail to hit until fifth inning as Netzel doubles but fans leave him stranded.
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Jack Love
American Association
BE. W. Cochrane
Love
Cochrane
Tacoma
May Sutton
Papke to Fight Sailor Burke at Catchweights in August
American middleweight Jilly Papke returns to the United States after ten months abroad and is matched to face Sailor Burke in a ten round bout at catchweights in New York for August. Papke, seeking the middleweight title, last defeated Jim Sullivan in Maryland.
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New York
Jilly Papke
United States
London
Papke
Sailor Buyke
Twentieth Century Club
Jim Sullivan
Manyland
Highlanders Acquire Western Pitcher From Sioux City
Chicago July 19 Following the Western League move that Geo Clark of Sioux City is owned by the New York Americans Pitcher Kleipfer and outfielder Fitegerald of the Highlanders were ordered to report to the Western manager. Kleipfer and Fitegerald were traded to Bronx City with 5000 dollars for Clark.
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Chicago
Geo. Clark
Sioux City
New York Americans
Kleipfer
Fitegerald
Highlanders
Bronx City
Clark
baseball recap mixed infield misplays and potently debated calls
A game described as good despite a loss, with criticism of base running in the first inning. Leard and Cruickshank singled, Householder struck out as Leard tried for third and was doubled. Ninth inning near-tie, Weed and Nordyke, Raymond, and Skeele involved in a close play at the plate, prompting remarks on sportsmanship and blocking.
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Leard
Cruickshank
Householder
Baddie
Bill
Buce
Weed
Orto A
Skeele
Nordyke
Raymond
Oxstdick
Skeels
Ostdiek Stands Tall as Spokane Tops Indians in Close Pan Game
Captain Ostdiek on the paths blocked runners to help Spokane win over the Indians 1 to 0. Skeels was ruled out by umpire McCarthy amid a furious crowd protest. Cooney Houler scored the only run as Leard errored at second. Willis and Fullerton pitched well in a low scoring affair. Spreaman exited after a foul tip injure. Weed and Cruickshank each had two hits in four appearances.
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Indians
Osty
Dave Skeels
Spokane
McCarthy
Spreaman
Newsies Beaten by Brown Bears at Seattle Auto School
Seattle Automobile School at 210 Broadway suffers a defeat as the Brown Bears overpower the Newsies in a local contest. Readers are urged to watch upcoming fixtures for updates.
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Newsies
Brown Bears
Seattle Automobile School
Broadway
Ose
Brown Bears trounce Star Newsies 16 to 3 at Lincoln Park
Brown Bears routed Star Newsies 16 to 3 in a Star league game at Lincoln Park. Coleman dominated with effective curves, while Star Newsies managed only two singles and six errors doomed their defense. Jones struggled on the mound, fielding errors aiding Brown Bears’ offensive outburst.
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Tomorow
Woodlands
Storke
Saene
Bonar
Mubbe Leavitt
Gunter Vee Coleman
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Lincolns
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Wtan
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Neweles Eeeve
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Leavitt Pinkman
Coleman Jones
Beecs
Jones
Lown Beare
Newsies
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Bears
Moonshiners
Johnson Knocks Native Country
New York July 19. Jack Johnson the heavyweight champion says he would not fight for the United States and would fight for England if asked. New York critics denounce his stance though reporters say Johnson will have explanations when he returns.
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New York
America
Jack Johnson
United States
England
London Times
Johnson
Rising Stars and Local Baseball Tidbits
Fort Lawton juniors seek a game for next Sunday with Private Buckner listed for contact. Fort Casey seeks games against Seattle tears and provides contact W E Corley. Hall loses 7 to 2 to City last Sunday. Hollywood star Woodruff knocked out in seventh. Turple pitches well for Falls City, holding Hollywood to six singles. Edmonds beats Kingston 6 to 5. Kingston shutout until sixth. Batteries were Jones Carlson Edmonds Willis Hardy Kingston. Canaries have a 21 year lifespan.
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Buckner
Company B
Hall
City
Woodruff
Hollywood
Falls City
Edmonds
Kingston
Jones
Carlson
Willis
Hardy
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