Ballard to Field Own Baseball Park with Three Games Weekly
Ballard Lumberjacks will operate as Ballard’s own team next season with a new ball plant planned in Ballard. Games will be split between Ballard’s park and Dugdale’s field, totaling three home games weekly. Owner Quinn W. Farr keeps site details confidential while considering a site larger than the old Yesterway park.
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Ballard Lumberjacks
Portland Colts
Quinn W. Farr
Farr
Dugdale
Yesterway Park
New Macy System Promises Relief From Catarrh
An advertisement claims the New Macy System can cure catarrh and chronic illnesses affecting both sexes. It touts years of expert experience with female and male diseases, offers consultations and examinations, moderate prices, and multiple testimonials. Hours listed and calls for attendance at the office.
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Gow
Wright to meet Sammy Good in eight round scrap
Vancouver B C July 21 fight fans will see Wright of Seattle in an eight round bout alongside the McIntyre Cowler card at Brighouse arena. Wright replaces Eddie Shannon and the winner may challenge Canadian title holder O'Leary. The main heavyweight bout is Chet McIntyre versus Tom Cowler with a 16 round stoppage or purse forfeiture goal.
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McIntyre Cowler
Brighouse Arena
Wright
Seattle
Eddie Shannon
O'Leary
Chet McIntyre
Tom Cowler
Northwest league baseball results trend and sleepers
Reading notes show Tacoma defeated Seattle 3 to 2 while Ballard blanked Victoria 2 to 0 and Vancouver beat Spokane 2 to 1. The field centers on Northwest League standings with Vancouver Spokane Seattle Victoria Ballard Tacoma and St Louis referenced in the casual recap.
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Seattle
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Victoria
Vancouver
Spokane
Scrappers Train for Petroskey Bout in San Rafael
San Francisco July 21 George Chip settled in his training quarters at San Rafael to prepare for a July 31 bout with Sailor Ed Petroskey.
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San Francisco
George Chip
San Rafael
Ed Petroskey
Nag Wins $3,000 at North Randall Grand Circuit
Pete Stevens captured the $3,000 purse at the North Randall grand circuit races opening meet in Cleveland. He won in straight heats, securing the top prize as Monday's feature event.
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Cleveland
Pete Stevens
North Randall
Northwestern League Gains As Portland Move Cuts Travel
President Fielder Jones of the Northwestern League hailed Portland’s transfer to Hallard as shrinking the league radius and slashing travel costs. He also stated the league is financially sound and indicated he will tender his resignation as president about August.
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Portland
Hallard
Northwestern
Fielder Jones
Union Shrinks to Four Clubs in Western Circuit
BUTTE Montana July 21 The Union association dropped Murray and Boise creating a four club circuit with Butte Salt Lake Helena and Ogden left to contest the pennant.
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Boise
Union Association
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Salt Lake
Helena
Ogden
Seattle Pastor Collides in Tacoma Methodist Game
Rev. F. A. La Violette of Seattle was knocked out during a Tacoma Methodist baseball game against Seattle. The collision involved Rev. F. A. Ecker of Tacoma and resulted in Tacoma winning 21 to 20 yesterday.
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Seattle
Tacoma
F. A. Ecker
F. A. la Violette
Tacoma Methodista
Squair Wins Illinois State Handball Title
Chicago results show Alexander Squair defeating Ralph Burdick 6 3, 3 8, 6 2 6 2 for the Illinois state championship. The item also notes a 1893 Dublin match where James Fitzgerald beat William Herlihy 6 to 4, but details of the postfight are not given.
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Chicago
Ralph Burdick
Alexander Squair
James Fitzgerald
William Herlihy
Glimpse Ahead Card Names Wille and Heinen Showdown
A glimpse ahead lists John Wille versus Jack Heinen on July 31 in Maplewood Illinois for a heavyweight bout. The event anticipates Jem Mace as potential challenger to the victor.
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John Wille Va
Jack Heinen
Maplewood, Il
Jem Mace
Chicago Activists Object to Amusement Park Games of Chance
In Chicago readers report complaints about games of chance at amusement parks, with concerns that these attractions resemble gambling and may lure patrons into unpredictable loss. Authorities and park owners are urged to clarify rules and safeguards.
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Chicago
Jungle Woman Sparks London Prize Fight Debate
The London ring hosts Carpentier and Gunboat Smith as over 2000 women attend, sparking protests over women watching boxing. Critics call it unwomanly while supporters frame it as sport, with global interest from Paris to Pittsburg and commentators weighing gender norms.
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Boulevards
America
Pittsburg
Rome
London
Aberdare
Mary Edwards
France
Federals Score Great Victory in Hunt for Chase
Hal Chase, star first baseman, freed to play for the Buffalo Federals after Justice H Bassell granted a motion to vacate a temporary injunction from organized baseball officials. The ruling marked a major win for the Federals in their legal battle with the American and National Leagues.
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N. Y
Hal Chase
Chicago White Sox
Buffalo Federals
Herbert Bissell
Supreme Court
Chase
Federals
Junction
Vancouver Welcomes Dr Roller for Connolly Clash
After a week on a west bound train Dr Roller the world renowned physician wrestler arrives in Vancouver B C and resumes training for his match with Pat Connolly on Thursday July 23 Connolly will weigh about 190 pounds while his opponent expects to weigh 193 pounds.
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B. C
Roller
Pat Connolly
Connolly
Coast Handicap Bluerock Tourney Leads Gunners
Portland report notes two Seat tle gunners L. H. Reid and E. J. Morgan led the ninth annual Coast handicap bluerock tourney yesterday. Reid posted 146 points while Morgan scored 141 in a tight competition for top honors.
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Portland
Seattle
L. H. Reid
E. J. Morgan
Acosta Fires No Hit No Run Nocturne Versus Browns
Jose Acosta, a young Cuban right hander, pitched a no hit no run game for Long Branch against the St. Louis Americans. The locale won 3 to 0, with Acosta having previously beaten the Browns and the New York Giants in earlier outings.
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St. Louis Americans
Long Branch
Jose Acosta
Acosta
Browns
New York Giants
Roth Demonstrates Honest Self by Refusing Job Offer
Roth shows integrity by declining a work assignment after injuring his arm, citing inability to perform duties. The episode highlights his practical caution and commitment to quality over accepting unsuitable roles.
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Frank Roth
Cleveland A. A
Joe Cantillon
Minneapolis Boys
Joe
Roth
Baseball Moguls Back Down and Players Win Point No Strike Now
A threatened strike by American and National League players was averted after a meeting called by President Johnson. The action authorized the sale of infielder Clarence O. Kraft to the Newark International League club, based on a valuation by the Nashville Southern Association club. The players’ fraternity had objected to the National Commission’s ruling upholding Nashville’s claim.
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Johnson
Clarence O. Kraft
Newark International League
Nashville Southern Association
National Commission
Nashville
Kraft
Coast lacks games as teams update schedules
Sports brief notes no Coast games scheduled while teams list results from other leagues including Nationals and Federals with scores such as St Louis 8-9 and Chicago 2-4. The piece ends with a reflective line about beach tango events prompting movement.
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St Louis
New York
Cleveland
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Public Taste Rebels Boxing and Horse Racing
The public conscience questions boxing and horse racing as entertainments drawing debate on safety ethics and animal welfare. Activists cite risks to athletes and animals while supporters defend sport tradition and economic value.
Seattle doubles stars defeat Cardinal and Mc Rae
Samuel Sam Russell and Wm McBurney of Seattle beat Cardinal and Mc Rae of North Vancouver in the Pacific Northwest International tournament yesterday. Johnny Conlon notes a resemblance to Gen Huerta and Huerta refuses to quit.
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B. C
Sam Russell
Wm. McBurney
Seattle
Cardinal
McRae
North Vancouver
Johnny Conlon
Gen. Huerta Huerta
White Chases Freddie Welsh Satisfaction in Tournament Ambition
Charlie White declares resolve to meet Freddie Welsh and seeks satisfaction only after the bout. He remains unsure if meeting Welsh will end his quest.
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Freddie Welsh
Charlie White
Dental advertising by Dr. L D Grant
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Miss Leahy Aims 15 Mile Battery To Coney Swim
New York on July 21 Miss Nora Leahy seeks the women long distance championship to swim 15 miles from the Battery to Coney Island. The feat was first achieved by Alfred Brown the world long distance champion. Leahy has many medals for short distance records.
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Nora Leahy
the Battery
Coney
Alfred Brown
Miss Leahy
Coasters Survive Longwood Cup Opener
Play for the Longwood cup opened in Boston on Monday with 50 matches. Pacific Coast players McLoughlin Bundy Ferrell and Murray won their openings while William Larned was eliminated.
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McLoughlin
Bundy
Ferrell
Murray
Pacific Coast
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