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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1910

Page

2

Lefty Miller Shuts Down Turks in Beavers Home Game

Early offense carries the Beavers past the Turks as Young Doctor Miller performs a surgical game on the mound. He fans five, allows three hits, with Brinker James and Flanagan driving in runs in the first and third innings.

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Bob Brown Shines as Top Third Baseman in Army Game

Brown played a standout third base role and earned praise for fielding in the army game. Breen injured his knee in the sixth but the incident drew little attention compared with Brown's spirited defense and confident play. Both teams meet again today.

Beavers Lefty Butler Wild Bob Brown Breen Bob Army

Hammocks on Sale at 33 1-3 Percent Discount

The Pal mer hammock sale offers hammocks regularly priced from 3.00 to 7.50 at a 33 1-3 percent discount. A special sale on bathing suits is also advertised.

TeaaeEG Coops at 144 Fowl Avenue

A fragment notes a location TeaaeEG Coops at 144 Fowl Avenue. Details and surrounding context are unclear due to truncated text.

Teaaeeg

Schmutz Blanks Spokane Handily in Tacoma Tilt

Charlie Schmuts the Tiger's ace shut out Spokane 1 to 0 for Tacoma. Tacoma managed 10 singles off Killilay but could not push across runs. Netzel argued a decision and was ejected. game lasted 1 hour 30 minutes with Schmuts earning the win.

Tacoma Charlie Schmuts Tiger Indians Killilay Netsel Steven Blankenship Mott Schmuta Warren Mruck Schmotst Kilikey Basse Balle Hhail

Port Ludlow Club Beats National Grocery 6 to 2

Reardon of Port Ludlow hurled sensationally allowing five hits and fanning 10 as the home club defeated the National Grocery team 6 to 2 last Sunday at Port Ludlow.

Port Ludlow Reardon Ludlows Circle Rainier Valley A. C Tom Tion U. S

Gasman and Neate Clash in 1821 Hungerford Fight Tale

English critic Hazlitt recounts the December 1821 bout at Hungerford between Tom Hickman the Gasman and Bill Neate. Neate wins after about 15 rounds, with blow by blow detail of early rounds, stuns, and final victory as carrier pigeons relay the news.

William Hazlitt Tom Hickman Bill Neate Hungerford England Neate Hazlitt Literary Mains Ajax Hickman Diomed Tom Jackson

The Fan in Baseball A Lesson from the Grandstand

The piece describes fans as passionate onlookers who cheer and groan at team fortunes, distinct from management and players. It argues fans fuel the sport’s atmosphere, paying with emotion rather than money, and suggests national prosperity rises with open grandstands and spirited attendance.

Les Rollo van Roodie

Tip Wrights Column on Baseball Crisis and Connie Mack

Tip Wright analyzes unrest in baseball leadership amid fear for Connie Mack of the Athletics. He notes Mack’s reported $12000 bid for Lefty Russell and questions Mack’s mental state, while club owners react to the rumored deal and evolving crisis behind closed doors.

Connie Mack Philadelmid Ben Bhibe Ecmerican Loa Elu J the Athletica Cornelius Nappoleon Mack Runsell Baltimore Othe Athletics

Percival Planksteak and the Dugdale Ball Yard Outing

A colorful narrative follows Percival Planksteak as he visits Dugdale’s ball yard to watch the national game. He dines well between sips of lemonade and snacks, ending with a cigar and dinner. It also notes baseball personalities like Bresnahan, Sallee, and John J. Taylor in passing.

Percival Planksteak Dugdale Percival Mamie Taylors

Batters Take Center Stage In Baseball’s Hitting Duel

A fan’s eye view celebrates the batters and base runners over pitching duels. Ty Cobb uses three bats, Lajoie and Wagner exhibit unique rituals, while Leagues players adapt styles and tricks at the plate, highlighting hitting prowess and spectacle.

Cleveland Ty Cobb Cobb Davy Jones Bate Tanda Tin Bate Jones Mush Lajole Naps Larry Wagner Ike Lajoie

SixteenYearOld Mermaid To Race 16 Miles On Thames

Boston July 27 In the tale of a 16 year old Miles Aykroyd of Boston is set to enter an 16 mile Thames race in England on August 26. Supporters expect her to finish among leaders in the gruelling contest after a successful seven mile Boston Bay to Nahant swim where she outpaced a much larger field despite chop. The young swimmer uses a double overhand stroke early then shifts to an Austral underhand stroke and remained steady despite stimulants given during the effort.

Miles Aykroyd Annette Kellerman Thames River England Miss Aykroyd Boston Bay Revere Beach Nahant Aykroyd Revere Beach- Nahant Mise Aykroyd

Undefined Baseball Pitcher Signals Mixed Seattle Weather

In Seattle discussions swirl over lineup changes and pitching moves. The Northwestern league game tonight could feature Chinault or Gardner for Seattle, with Bab Br at third and Weed leading the batting lineup as players adjust to new price-driven strategies.

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