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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1911

Page

2

Victoria Triumphs In Home Run Heavy Tie Breaker

Victoria defeated Seattle in a 9 inning slugfest as winded by home runs. DeVogt and Leard sparked Seattle early while Sage Thorsen and Bill Goodman led Victoria with key blasts. Goodman sealed the win with a ninth inning homer after a back and forth battle tied in the final frame.

Victoria Seattle Islanders Bill Goodman DeVogt Leard Cruickshank Householder Ort Shea Sage Thorsen Goodman Kellar Clementson Crutch Files Bues

Standings and results from recent games

Standings show teams like Vernon San Fran and New York with varied records and percentages. The recap notes yesterday's Beattie Spekane result and today s games including Portland Victoria and Toronto Venooerer at Portland.

Spekane Portland Victoria Ane Port

Beavers Trim Pippins In Portland Ball Game

Portland game ends 6 to 2 as Beavers rally after eighth inning. Gervais pitches well until late frame. Shea and Van contribute on defense and offense amid a tangled series of plays.

Portland Lamline Gervais

National League Game Report St. Louis at Cincinnati

In St Louis during the third inning placeholders show a pitching change and batter pairings for Ames Wilson and Suggs McLean as the scoreboard records the current batteries and lineup in a terse box score update.

St. Louis Cincinnati Ames Wilson Suggs McLean

Batteries-Lange and Sullivan Lead Four in Courtroom Briefs

Four defendants named Batteries-Lange Sullivan Payne Collins and Carrigan appear in a legal briefs section. The item lists the parties and quotes no outcome or dates.

Wesc Udsuekhess Lange and Sullivan, Payne, Collins and Carrigan

Alveolar Dentistry Mental Meanderings

An advertisement extols Alveolar Dentistry claiming superior natural look and function. It touts numerous offices in the West, high satisfaction rates, and claims of bridging replacement advantages over traditional methods. It promises free booklets and sample work, urging readers to choose the best in dentistry.

Darwin Huxsey Alveolar Dental Co West United States The

Waseda Falls to Victors in Dug's Park Contest

The Waseda college team of Japan lost 4 to 0 to the Victors at Dug's Park. Matsuda starred for Waseda with two bases and a strong batting effort, while Thompson and the Victors’ pitching held the visitors to two costly errors and timely hitting, including a homer in the eighth.

Waseda College Japan Wasedas Thompson Banzal

Santry to Referee Wolgast vs McFarland Bout Without Decision

Eddie Santry named referee for the anticipated September 18 title bout between Ad Wolgast and Packey McFarland. Tom Jones objects as manager but officials expect no decision and the role focuses on separation. Both fighters express confidence in defeating the other.

Chicago Eddie Santry Ad Wolgast Packey McFarland Tom Jones Wetenst

Gleason Buys Boston National League Club Stake

Jack Gleason of San Francisco becomes principal minority stockholder in the Boston National league club and secure option of purchase with majority owner William H. Russell. In San Francisco, Jerry Murphy and Charley Reilly headline Dreamland show Friday night with several other bouts on the card.

Boston Jack Gleason San Francisco Wm. H. Russell Jerry Murphy Charley Reilly

Evening papers serve our workweek needs best

The author notes that evening newspapers provide superior results for weekday business, using Sunday morning papers only for Monday matters. They express overall satisfaction with the evening papers and prefer them for daily use.

Rising Stars deny forfeit against Fort Lawton

Ballard players say they did not forfeit a game to Fort Lawton after a disputed call at first base left the score 6 to 5 in the sixth inning. The Cluets seek teams averaging 18 years and address EK Pike 2628 W. Géthat.

Ballard Fort Lawton First Base Cluets Pike W. Géthat

Freddie Welsh Set for 10 Round Fight With Hogan

San Francisco July 26 promoter Jan W Coffroth plans a 10 round bout between Freddie Welsh and Jack Hogan next month. Welsh agrees to meet Hogan if the weight limit 143 pounds is observed a few hours before the bout. New York promoters seek a Lab or Day 10 round match with Hogan.

San Francisco Jan. W. Coffroth Lake Tahoe Jack Hogan Freddie Welsh Coffroth Erie Welsh Hogan New York

Attell Draws With Hogan in Sacramento Match

Fight fans in Sacramento expect Monte Attell to draw with Jimmy Reagan after a 20 round battle at the Buffalo Athletic Club. Reagan led most of the bout and had Attell staggered at times. In New Jersey, Long Branch hosts the eighteenth Monmouth horse show at Hollywood Park with more than $7,000 in prizes and special premiums for winners.

Sacramento Cal Monte Attell Jimmy Reagan Buffalo Athletic Club Hanlon Reagan Ittell Long Branch WNJ Hollywood Park

All-Stars Lose to Brown Bears in Nine-Inning Duel

In Lincoln Park yesterday the Brown Bears edged the All-Stars 6 to 6 in a nine inning contest decided by H. Leavitt’s ninth inning homer. Coleman fanned 14 in a strong pitching display, Brambridge added a homer and three singles, Parke made a spectacular running catch, and Stabba contributed two doubles.

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