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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1915

Page

7

Bill Rose Dominates Victoria as Giants Extend Streak

The Giants won their 11th straight game as Bill Rose pitched to a strong victory over Victoria. Rose tied a strikeout record with 12 whiffs, while Seattle moved into fourth place by beating Victoria. Vancouver lagged behind as Seattle eyes third. Hunky Shaw and Joe Lavine featured in the mix as Seattle reshapes its pennant race on Canadian soil.

Giants Seattie A Rose Victoria Bill Early Walter Mails Leafs Raymond Bill Victo Vancouver Indians Ed Kelly Seattle Beavers Bot Wicker Joe McGinnity Hagedorn Jensen Hiester Hogan Pug Bennett Joe Lavine Pug Seattle-Victoria A. & Mith Shaw Barth Mrooka Cadman Guigat Moree Irooo Victoria Antro Kaylor Thutier Tobin Kelly Hannon Godfrey Ab Hrown Simith Berth Gurgal Hanson Brown Brolen Becrfice Brooks Hite Kone Rose Bonner Hases Balle Honner McGreevy National League Phhiladelphia Eos Chicago Brooklyn New York Boo A. Leoule Boston Pitteburg Cincinnati Roston Tee Ars Chicago Detroit Washington Cleveland Federal League Ari Kanene Newark Buffalo Baltimore Lee An Portland Vernon

W S C Squad Plans Fall Football Camp

Washington State College prepares a two week fall camp in the eastern hills starting around September 1 with Carlisle Indian star Lone Star coaching the squad. Assistant coach Tom Tyrer, former Broadway high end, announces the plan before returning to Scenic. Fred Bohler and athletic staff monitor local talent in August ahead of Pullman registration.

Lone Star Washington State Washington Tom Tyrer Broadway Scenic Pullman Fred Bohler The State College Seattle

Tigers Peck Spec BotGooee 20s at US 4

Harkness and Vance, Peterson and Stevens led a decisive effort as the Tigers upset the rival unit with a strong battery push in a 20s surge, securing the victory amid early-season play.

Harkness and Vance Peterson and Stevens

Belated Rally Wins Vancouver Ninth Inning Thriller

Four runs in the ninth inning gave Vancouver a 6 to 5 victory over the visiting team. Frisk Callahan and Neighbors hit home runs to spark the rally as Kelly Brottem Clark Fisk and Brennegan held the line for the winner.

Vancouver B. C Frisk Callahan Neighbors MUO Radusas Svesate Kelly and Brottem Clark Fisk Brennegan

Connie Mack backs White Sox to win 1915 pennant

Philadelphia reports Connie Mack selects the Chicago White Sox as the likely 1915 pennant winner. He praises their lineup with strong infield, Schalk at catcher, a solid outfield, and a pitching staff he believes superior to Detroit and Roe-ton. He notes he initially favored Boston but shifted to the Sox.

Connie Mack White Sox Philadelphia Rowland Sox Boston Americans Detroit Foursier Schalk Roeton Red Sox

Dodgers Manager Wilbert Robinson Leads Eight straight Wins

Wilbert Robinson, chubby manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, presides over a hot streak as eight straight victories boost the Robins into pennant contention. He has imparted his baseball ideas learned with the famed Baltimore Orioles.

Wilbert Robinson Brooklyn Dodgers Robins Robinson Baltimore Oriole

Detroit Leader Sets Sights On Schang In Bid War

Detroit manager Hughie Jennings aims to acquire Wally Schang the Athletics catcher and possibly Amos Strunk to pair with Ty Cobb. Jennings says Mack intends to shop Schang and other veterans, with bids in cash or players or both to land the deals.

Detroit Hughie Jennings Wally Schang Athletics Jennings Amos Strunk Cobb Mack Schang

Branch Rickey Plans Cheerleaders For Browns Spring Camp

The article jokes that Branch Rickey may trim many college players from the St. Louis Browns and hire a cheer squad with flags to energize the stands and keep players on edge during spring training.

Branch Rickey St. Louis Browns

Braves Relentless Drive Pushes Pennant Tilt

Boston and Dan Stallings steer the Braves toward a stronger season. Last year they climbed from eighth amid injuries and lineup changes led by Red Smith and Schmidt. This year better outfield depth, a veteran catcher, and improved infield play bolster the team as Evers returns from a spring cripple and Stallings reshapes a hopeful lineup against Chicago.

Boston Dan Stallings Red Smith Schmidt Gowdy Rudolph Tyler James Evers Braves Stallings Maranville Big James Chicago Cub

Denver Ed Chosen to Train Bodie for Exhibition Bout

Denver Ed Martin the veteran colored light heavyweight is secured to train Lou Bodie for his bout with Carl Morris of Sapulpa Oklahoma. Bodie and Morris will meet in a three round benefit exhibition at the auditorium on July 27 with Bodie and Morris to later clash in Coeur d Alene on August 7. Roy Brown credited with three hits and seven chances as his team defeated Rose in the bushes.

Spokane Denver Martin Lou Bodie Carl Morris Sapulpa Okla Bodie Morris Coeur d'Alene

Unclear Sports Scores Chronicle

Fragmented line of sports results shows teams such as Chicago Detroit Philadelphia New York and Cleveland with mixed scores and several unreadable entries. The text also mentions venues and other city matchups with partial figures.

Hoeston Chicago Detroit Philadelphia New York Mt. Leule Weehington Cleveland Mosten Cincinnati St. Leule Brooklyn Fittebure Haitimere St. Louis Buffalo Pittebure

Seattle Giants surge toward third as Dodgers rise in pennant race

Teary Raymond’s Giants sprint from last to fourth in a week, with Seattle closing on Beavers and threatening Tacoma for third. Dodgers climb in the National League as Penn State hires Charley Brickley, while Don Hawley and Zuppcke illustrate player greatness does not guarantee coaching success.

Brooklyn Dodgers Phillies Cubs Charley Brickley Penn State Brickley

Advice on housekeeping and romance in a widow father case

A father considers hiring a housekeeper to care for his child and confronts gossip about a man living with a woman in the home. The columnist encourages action in the boy’s best interest, urges living with dignity, and notes laws allow such housing if appropriate.

Real Estate Escrows Emphasize Written Instructions

Verbal agreements hinder closings, says the Escrow Department. It accepts only written instructions to safely handle real estate escrows and acts as direct agent for all parties, with expert conveyancers, office records, maps, and ties to public offices to protect purchasers and mortgagees.

Power site report on Sauk and Salattle locations

Robert Howes, consulting engineer, submitted a preliminary report to the council on the Sauk and Salattle river power sites near Darlington. The two sites could yield 167000 horsepower after about 16000000 dollars in development, with a first unit of 44000 horsepower for 4300000 dollars. Transmission lines about 75 miles would carry power to Seattle. The city holds initial claims, though the federal government may cancel them absent active development.

Robert Howes Sauk and Salattle Dimock Howe Darlingston Seattle

Chehalis Afloat After Deck Accidents on River Passage

The steamor Chehalis ran heavily to port while descending a river and lost 60,000 feet of lumber overboard. Water rushed into port holes and engine room. the vessel is headed to San Francisco to assess damage.

Raymond Chehalis San Francisco

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