Bees Beat Seattle Giants In High‑Scoring Victoria Showdown
Victoria beat Seattle 12 to 4 as McCreary and Goodman led a 14-hit attack. Ward collected four singles in four at bats and Kellar and Clementson hit homers while Seattle errors aided two late rallies. Ten Million was fined $26 and banished for challenging umpire Baumgarten.
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Victoria
Jimmy Wises
Seaton
MacCreary
Bees
Seattle
McCreary
Goodman
Bues
Clementson
Ward
McCreery
Kellar
Hrennan
Vigas
Fullerton
Raymond
Giants
Ten
Baumgarten
Coast and American Baseball Standings and Results
Coast standings show Portland leading with 64 wins and 46 losses, Vernon near middle with 34 wins, Detroit tops the American list at 61 and 31, Chicago 43 and 43. Yesterday Victoria beat Spokane 5 to 6, Portland defeated Vancouver to 7 in an extra innings game, Beavers capitalized on early offense then Jensen shut down the defense.
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COAST
Pet
Ciuk W. Kl
Vernon
Geka
ATO
Pet. Ciuk W. T. Bet
Detroit
Vancouver
Engle
Rasamussen
Beavers
Jensen
Spokane Loses in 16 Innings
TACOMA, July 29. Tacoma won a 16 inning game yesterday when Schmutz singled, scoring Marve who had been passed and sacrificed to second. The early part of the game was ragged, but after the inning Schmutz and Bonner settled in and the contest became a pitchers duel.
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Tacoma
Schmutz
Marve
Bonner
Spiceman
Ostdiek
Schmute
Berns
Tacome
Fragmentary local sketch mentions Burne Meran and Archer Hrooklin
A garbled OCR note mentions Pamascenia Oscc Seecens and names such as Burne Meran Archer Hrooklin and Cincinnati Py Battteriee with scattered fragments. No clear event or dates emerge.
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Pamascenia Osc
Seecens
Esteriee
Fragmentary baseball notes mix teams and venues in Detroit and New York
Unclear garbled lines mention Crweland at Washington and Krave Smith with Hughes and Kaler Street Detroit and batteries Summers and Thermos, Prest Game, Branser, and second game at Detroit. Also references to Donovan, Coombs and Lape, Chicago at New York with unclear innings and management.
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Clweland
Washington
Krave Smith, Hughes and
Kaler " Street
Detroit
Bieven
Branser
Star Players to Compete in Seattle Tennis Tourney
Northwest tennis stars including May Sutton and Hazel Hotchkiss are expected to compete at the Seattle tournament. Entries are due August 12 with a $1 fee per event, and the August 15 event offers first and runner-up prizes as a major Northwest tennis meet.
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Seattle
California
S. L. Russell
L. Russell
Fitz
North Yakima
Miss Hazel Hotchkiss
Berkeley
Hazel Hotchkiss
P. K. Smith
Beattle
H. Co. Force
Alaska
Northwest
May Sutton
Star Sports Tuffluck Finds Reak Star
Sports brief notes Tuffluck finding a rebound star and Dover atour result hinted with unclear text. No definitive scores or names clearly readable.
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Star Sports
Tuffluck
Reak
Rant Walsh Emerges as Phillies Versatile Star
William Walsh nicknamed Rant, a top all around player for the Philadelphia National, joined the Phillies in 1909 from South Bend. Versatile infield and outfield roles, he helped eight wins in nine starts while aging into a fixture behind Sherwood Magee. He enjoys Boston terriers and cars, joking about a slow runabout and a stubborn homeward drive.
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William Walsh
Philadelphia
Taft
Walsh
Phillies
South Bend
Docin
Doom
Sherwood Magee
Boston Terriers
Dust From the Diamond Reflections on a Busy Baseball Weekend
The column reviews sixteen innings in Tacoma where the Bees defeated the league leaders, Tacoma climbs to second place, and Portland edges home in the eleventh. It notes talent moves, trade talk, and scout Bill Lange praising Miles Netzel and Gordon of Tacoma while Ike Rockenfield heads to Kansas City.
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Bill Lange
Cincinnati
Portland
Lange
Miles Netzel
Spokane
Garry Herrmann
Gordon
Tacoma
Ike Rockenfield
Kansas City
Blues
Shreder
Ike
Lynch
Curtis Coleman
Kennedy
Giants and Islanders Play Tomorrow Beneath BC Blue Laws
Tomorrow the Giants and Islanders meet as Sunday baseball is prohibited by British Columbia blue laws. Monday the Giants start a series with Spokane with Paul Strand set to pitch for Spokane against Tacoma, and a large delegation is expected.
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Giants
Islanders
British Columbia
Spokane
Paul Strand
Tacoma
South Prairie Death Leave Meager Clues in Court Case
From South Prairie, Paul’s ovative death to watch the $56,000 lemon in action. Is an even money bet Paul is pounded off the rubber.
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South Prairie
Paul
Reilly Defeats Murphy in Four-Round San Francisco Bout
In Dreamland rink San Francisco Charlie Reilly defeated Jerry Murphy in four rounds as Murphy failed to mount sustained offense. Reilly led from the start and maintained distance while Charley Miller outfought Lew Taylor in the heavyweight event. Eddie Campl defeated Roy Moore, and Danny O'Brien of Portland drew with Rufe Turner.
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Charlie Reilly
Jerry Murphy
Indianapolis
Dreamland Rink
Murphy
Reilly
Charley Miller
Lew Taylor
Miller
Eddie Campl
Roy Moore
Danny O'Brien
Portland
Rufe Turner
Scandinavian Club Picnic at Fortuna Park
The Tatler notes a Sunday July 30 picnic by the Scandinavian Club at Fortuna Park with boats from Lesch Park. A dancing afternoon and evening feature a prize waltz at 7 30 p m, Curtiss orchestra, and refreshment stalls on the grounds. Gold medals will be awarded to winning couples. Rooms offered nearby at low prices by The Wave on Virginia Street near the venue.
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Scandinavian Club
Fortuna Park
Lesch Park
Curtiss
Papke Klaus May Clash On Coast In Fall Title Tilt
Papke and Klaus expected to meet in a 20 round coast fight this fall with the winner likely to claim the crown once worn by Ketchel. Langford cannot make 158 pounds while Sam is praised for class but struggles to find opponents. Frankie Neil seeks funds after past barn time cost him his title.
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Papke
Frank Klaus
Mil Papke
Stanley Ketehel
Sam Langford
Johnny Thompson
Frisco
Klaus
Sam
Langford
Kinus
Samuel
Ketchel
Giants Triumph Over Pioneers In Narrow Win
In a tight Star League game the Giants beat the Pioneers 2 to 1 as Gardner singles and Brown doubles in the seventh to push across the winning run. Slaton earlier sparked a Pioneer lead with an error and Hile’s timely single. Blair held the Pioneers scoreless late and Kuhn, Gleason, and Bearden contributed key plays.
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Pioneers
Gardner
Brown
Slaton
Hile
Blair
Pioneera
Smith
Kuhn
Gleason
Bearden
Brown Bears
Lincoln Cubs
Fastidos Va
Warrens
Storks
Star Newslea
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Thureday
Pionecers
Papke to Battle Klaus for World Middleweight Title
Billy Papke and Frank Klaus near a 20 round middleweight championship bout in San Francisco set for August or September. Promoter Jimmy Coffroth expects to sign them within days after word of both fighters' willingness.
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San Francisco
Billy Papke
Frank Klaus
Ecard
Jimmy Coffroth
Coffroth
Portland Motor Boat Club Picnic At Magoon's Landing
Portland hosts its annual motor boat club picnic at Magoon's Landing with about 200 picnickers ferried by fifty boats to the grounds. Other brief notes cover Eddie Smith's illness, a Wolgast Moore six round lightweight bout set for Labor Day in Philadelphia, Wells over Moody in six rounds, Saratoga regatta results led by E B Butler of Toronto, a Ohio swimmers relay meet at Lana Park, a 30 mile bicycle relay for the Lisener trophy between Bay City and New Century, and a 10 round draw between Mickey O'Brien and Maurice Leon.
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Portland ‘Motor Boat Club
Magoon’s Landing
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ad Wolgast
Pat Moore
Philadelphia
Cleveland, C
Ohio
Lana Park
Cleveland Swimming Club
Cleveland
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Bay City
New Century Wheelmen
Indianapolis boxer signs Australia tour contract
Milwaukee report notes middleweight Jack Dillon from Indianapolis has signed to tour Australia under promoter Hugh McIntosh as his manager. This confirms a new international series planned to showcase Dillon's boxing in several Australian venues.
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Milwaukee
Jack Dillon
Australia
Hugh McIntosh
Hugh McIntosh Attacks British Sports Critics
London July 29 Hugh McIntosh the Antipodean fight promoter blasts British sports as the worst in the world alleging fighters and officials duped him and blocked meetings with the National Sporting Club. He claims his offers were genuine and vows to return to Australia to recover his funds.
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London
Hugh McIntosh
MccIntosh
Hie Fight Trust
Jack Johnson
Sam McVey
McIntosh
National Sporting Club
Australia
Fred Welsh Narrow Escape in Auto Accident
Fred Welsh escapes injury after a tire explodes and the car overturns while en route to North Beach with friends. Three other occupants suffer injuries, one severely enough to require hospital care.
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Fred Welsh
North Beach
Welsh
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