Seattle Baseball Echoes and League Scribbles
A collage of sports notes and opinions on pitchers and players from Seattle and beyond. Mentions include Minnesota pitcher Henry Elder throwing 156 straight over the plate, McLoughlin’s service barred by English players, and proposals to switch Walt Johnson to left-handed tosses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Elder
University of Minnesota
Seattle
McLoughlin
Walt Johnson
Cross Beats Matty Baldwin In Tame Go
Several thousand fans watched Leah Cross defeat Matty Baldwin by decision in Vernon. Cross held the lead most rounds while Baldwin’s punches were mild and largely ineffective. Referee Eyton warned Cross’s opponent after the 15th round as the New Yorker stalled before the finish.
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Cross
Matty Baldwin
Wilted
Leaced
Los Angeles
Leah Cross
Vernon
Baldwin
Tey
Ritchie
Bald
Magrant
Eyton
Hs Boys
Champ Comes Back Strong On Wolgast
Ad Wolgast bet of 25000 is pending with a stake held by Promoter McCarey. Ritchie has deposited 5000 to bind the match and will post 12500 more to show good faith. Ritchie insists on 12500 at even money on the general result and 12500 that he will KO Wolgast. Willie will fight anywhere and any time, with a September date or Thanksgiving Day option.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Ad Wolgasts
Ritchie
McCarey
Wolgast
Willie
Bayley Seeks Knockout in Canadian Title Bout
Victoria dispatch reports Joe Bayley, favored Heatweight champion of Canada, predicting a knockout win over Frenchie Vaise in Brighouse next Saturday. Bets run even money as the pair prepare for the anticipated clash. Boston note adds William Johnston of San Francisco capturing the Longwood singles tennis title with a 6-2 7-6 2-4 14-12 victory over G P Gardner Jr.
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Victoria
Joe Bayley
Canada
Frenchie Vaise
Brighouse
Boston
William Johnston
San Francisco
G. P. Gardner, Jr
Longwood
Johnston
Baseball scores from today’s major leagues
In the American League Boston defeated Chicago 5 to 2 while the White Sox were blanked. Cleveland and New York split a doubleheader 6-6 and 2-3. Philadelphia and Detroit had mixed results with a 2 0? score noted. In the National League Cincinnati and Boston defeated Brooklyn 9 to 4 and 9 to 7, Chicago beat Philadelphia 7 to 4, and New York edged St Louis 8 to 1. The Coast League saw Portland 7 Los Angeles 2 and Oakland 4 San Francisco 9 Venice 7.
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Spokane
Wee Willie” McCorry
San Francisco
Frisco
McCorry
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louie
Cleveland
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Portland
Los Angeles
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Sacramento
Venice
An Shaw
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Jackeon
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Fullerton
N' Powut
If Pappa
Rt Lynch
Yohe
Fitratmmens
Hannah
Kraft
Waener
Jackson
basie-Kcraft
Smith
Chien
Tieston
Detroit Serene
Loule
Ann Reston
Lowe
Angeles
Ban Francisco
Seattle Champions Blank Indians in Second Game
Spokane July 30 The Seattle Champions turned the tables on Mike Lynch and his Indians Tuesday winning 7 to 0. Fullerton pitched brilliantly through the first innings and added two hits that counted for runs.
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Spokane
Seattle
Mike Lynch
Indians
Fullerton
Four Minor League Stars Poised for Major League Next Season
In the New York State league Utica shortstop Mike McNally and first baseman Joe Leary are seen as top prospects with Cleveland and Detroit eyed for fall moves. McNally bats .285, strong bunter, aggressive runner. Leary, formerly Connie Mack’s catcher, now at first, a solid right handed hitter. Scranton’s Finners Quinlan is viewed as a likely 1914 big leaguer after two pro seasons with a sub-.280 pace and scout interest from Bobby Lowe of Detroit. Hamilton’s Bill Donahue, 20, right handed, tops Canadian league pitchers with great control and speed in his first pro season.
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Ing
Mike McNally
Joe Leary
Utica
Leary
Cleveland
McNally
Detroit
Connie Mack
Savannah
Finners” Quinlan
Scranton
Quinlan
Bobby Lowe
Bill Donahue
Hamilton
Ont
Lewis Triumphs in UW Clash at Seattle Club Title
Tuesday results in the Seattle Tennis Club singles seen Lewis of the University of Washington win in straight sets 6-2 7-6 over Adama while Russell overwhelmed Latzure 6-1 7-4 and Turner beat Murray 6-2 6-2. Semifinals set with McBurney facing Lewis and Fransioll to meet.
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Seattle Tennis Club
Lewis
Adama
University of Washington
Russell
Latzure
Turner
Murray
McBurney
Fransioll
Mahoney Delivers Win For Portland Pippins In Ninth
Mahoney hit a clutch single to left in the ninth to lift the Portland Pippins past the Tigers 6 to 0 on Tuesday. The late hit capped a strong mound performance as Portland extended its winning streak and improved its standing.
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Portland
Mahoney
Portland Pippins
Tigers
Zoe
Branley
Conroy
McGinnity
Crisp
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