Thompson Wins Game for Giants at Victoria
Thompson pitched nearly perfect for the Seattle Giants, winning 4 to 2 over the Bees in Victoria. Jackson and Moran provided key hits, while Beattie and Meek offered late pinch slugging. Raymond fielded well but an ankle twist sidelined Kennedy.
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Thompson
Raymond
Bees
Clementson
Keller
Merritt
Grindle
Meek
Kaufman
Colts End Tigers Streak on Seattle Diamond
The Portland Colts beat the Tacoma Tigers 9 to 7 in Seattle, halting the Tigers' win streak since their reorganization. Veasy pitched well early, Hunt was hit hard, Steiger played solid first, and McDowell delivered three timely hits. The clubs meet again in Seattle this afternoon before Tacoma heads to Tacoma tomorrow to finish the week.
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Tacoma Tigers
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Tigers
Veasy
Tacomans
Portland
Hunt
Steiger
McDowell
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Tacoma
Giants
Bees
Champs win game in eighth frame over Spokane
Vancouver defeated Spokane 6 to 3 in the opening game of the series as Kraft sparked a four run eighth inning surge. Schmutz allowed singles while taking frequent hits and the Coast League standings show Vernon and Portland leading in their divisions. Modern Furniture Co. ad at the end lists 415 Pike.
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Spokane Indians
Kraft
Schmutz
Harness Horses to Race at Madison Park Matinee
Harness racing fans will flock to Madison Park Saturday at 2 15 for a three race matinee featuring the best horses stabled there. Robert A Hiller is managing the event set for July 27 with grounds and grandstand open to the public for 25 cents. Local Option and Cash ment will be showcased, with a possible match race discussed but not confirmed.
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Greenbick
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Milex
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Attell Fight Is On Again in San Francisco
Abe Attell will defend his title against Harlem Tommy Murphy in San Francisco on August 3. Promoter Jas W Coffroth announced the arrangement after meetings with both fighters, guaranteeing Attell his contract payments and ensuring Nolan’s share will be paid as agreed, enabling immediate training.
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San Francisco
Abe Attell
Harlem Tommy Murphy
Jas. W. Coffroth
Coffroth
Attell
Billy Nolan
Nolan
Coast League Expansion Uncertain After Directors Meeting
Pacific Coast Baseball League directors meeting in San Francisco announced the league may stay at six clubs for now due to wide differences on expansion. Seattle and San Diego had been mentioned as possible additions. Also reported, Pacific coast players won their Western tennis tourney matches in Onwentsia with Brayley defeating Hoerr 6-3 6-2 and Bundy beating Neely 6-4 6-1. Herd won by default over McElroy.
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Pacific Coast Baseball League
A. T. Baum
Atx
Baum
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San Diego
Lake Forest
Pacific Coast
Onwentsia
H. H. Brayley
Los Angeles
Roland Hoerr
St. Louis
T. CG. Bundy
California
J. C. Neely, Jr
Chicago
Herd
Pasadena
McElroy
McLaughlin Captures Longwood Singles Title at Boston
In straight sets M McLaughlin of San Francisco defeated W J Clothier of Philadelphia 7 5 8 6 6 4 to win the Longwood Cricket club annual singles tennis tournament in Boston.
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Boston
Mase
M. &. McLaughlin
San Francisco
W. J. Clothier
Philadelphia
Longwood Cricket Club
Nelson to Meet Kid Scaler in August Bout in Edmonton
Battling Nelson, former lightweight champion, is matched to fight Kid Scaler in Edmonton during the first week of August. The exact date remains unsettled.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Battling Nelson
Kid Scaler
Beaton predicts Boston will win the pennant
Sporting editor Jim McAleer reports Boston’s American League pennant is likely, citing a balanced lineup led by Gardner at third, Wagner and Speaker in prime form, strong pitching from Wood to OBrien, plus solid infield and catching units. He notes injuries hurt the Athletics and credits manager Stahl.
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Champion Athletice
Chicago
Kim McAleer
Ho Csn
Jim McAleer
Boston
Red Sox
Hot Springs
Stahl
Larry Gardner
All Stars
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Gardner
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Hall
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Clyde Eagle
Krug
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Connie Mack
Hoston
Pia
John L. Taylor
Ad Will Fight Thanksgiving
San Francisco July 24 Ad Woilgast lightweight champion and manager Tom Jones arrived for a two day visit from Los Angeles. Wolgast plans to fight on Thanksgiving day, not January 1, and will return to Cadillac Michigan after a brief stay. His injured hand has healed completely and he removed the plaster cast today.
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Ad Woilgast
Tom Jones
Los Angeles
Wolgast
Cadillac
Mich
Jones
California
Joe Rivers
Ad Wolgast
Wolgest
Rivers
Wolkwast
O'Brien Wins Game and Purse for Kent Match
The Kent manager put up a $50 purse as O'Brien defeated Kent 4 to 2 Sunday. O'Brien outplayed Kent in every feature. The score was 6 to 2 after Kent scored two runs in the eighth. Batteries: O'Brien Sharkey and Cochrane. Struck out eight. Kent pitchers Snell Coleman and Young struck out four. O'Brien meets the Centrals of Seattle next Sunday on the home grounds.
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Kent
O'Brien
Sharkey
Cochrane
J. Snell
Coleman
Young
Centrals
Seattle
Seattle motor club members travel to San Francisco for Pacific Highway convention
Judge and Mrs J T Ronald and other Seattle couples journey by touring cars to attend the Pacific Highway Association convention in San Francisco August 5 to 7. They are joined as far as Kent by B Plimpton, president of the Seattle Automobile club. A 1913 Chalmers car arrives in Seattle, quickly sold to Mitchell Investment Co. of North Yakima.
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B. P. Trumper
E. J. Wright
Orman B. Abrams
A. Warren Gould
Seattle Automobile Enthusiasm
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Pacific Highway Association
Bay City
Kent
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Seattle Automobile Club
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Mitchell Investment Co
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Willie Ritchie Accepts McCarey Match Option
Willie Ritchie agrees to box the contender chosen by promoter Tom McCarey at 133 pounds. McCarey aims to match Ritchie with Lightweights like Jack O'Brien or Knockout Brown, with possible August 3 San Francisco bouts and a winner’s progression to Rivera Mandot.
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Tom McCarey
Willie Ritchie
San Francisco
Ritchie
McCarey
Jack O'Brien
Philadelphia
Brown
Probabiy
Harlemommy Murphy
Murphy
O'Bfrien
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Quiet managers hide defeats in baseball notes
A column recalling how winning teams’ managers push game reports to papers while losers’ teams fade from press rooms. It mentions Seattle and Tacoma post offices, George Russell, Harvey Donaldson, Dan Salt, Lonnie Austin, Eddie Hubbard, Promoter Dan Salt, Harry Andrews, and boxers Wolgast and Rivers with plans for future matches and public interest in a ten round bout.
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Coliaeum
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Dan Salt
Harry Andrews
Tacoma A. C
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Tacoma
Coliseum
Bond Cleans Up Yordy in 8 Rounds
Tacoma July 24 Joe Bonds former football coach at University of Puget Sound and heavyweight fighter defeated Art Yordy Seattle in eight rounds in the Tacoma A C show. Bonds 19 years old has beaten all in his class and plans to go to California for tougher opponents. Eddie Marino knocked out Jack Riley in two rounds and Joe Hill and George Smith boxed six rounds to a draw.
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Joe Bonds
University of Puget Sound
Tacoma A. C
Art Yordy
Seattle
Bonds
California
Denver
Martin
Eddie Marino
Jack Riley
Joe Hill
George Smith
Ritchie seeks Rivers bout after Mandot win
Willie Ritchie the former lightweight contender said he would concede almost anything to get a Rivers bout. He argued the Rivers Mandot match is an injustice to him and asserted he beat Mandot decisively, earning the title shot.
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Los Angeles
Willie Ritchie
Joe Rivers
Rivers
Mandot
Ritchie
Maroney Granted Unconditional Release by Nationals
Chicago July 24 Ma roney pitcher for the Chicago Nationals received today his unconditional release from President Chas Murphy. Murphy also stated he refused to waive infielder Downey of the Philadelphia Nationals.
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Chicago
Chicago Nationals
Chas. W. Murphy
Cub
Downey
Philadelphia Nationals
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