Pacific Coast League results from Portland and San Francisco
In morning action Portland lost to Seattle 8 to 5 and Seattle beat Portland 4 to 1 in the afternoon. Frisco defeated Tacoma 2 to 1 in the morning, and Frisco won 7 to 4 in the afternoon. Also Oakland beat Los Angeles 5 to 3 while Los Angeles beat Las Vegas 4 to 3. National League games saw St Louis edge Boston 1 to 0, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh tied 1 to 1, Cincinnati defeated New York 6 to 2. Northwestern League play: Spokane defeated Vancouver 5 to 0.
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Webfoot sports chatter and pennant talk spill over
In a lively recap fans discuss Oakland and Seattle pennant hopes, Portland's split with Seattle, and standout plays. Footnotes mention Mike’s Tigers fading, Rusty’s form, and C. K. Billings’ Greenline record ride. Jeffries trains Rubbin and John Middle Sky looms as heavyweight chatter.
Frisco Takes DoubleHEADER From Tigers as Tacoma Struggles
A brisk coast program saw Frisco sweep both games against the Tigers with an 11 inning opener and a quick follow up, Brown besting Williams. The Angela defeated the Commuters in two fast games hailed as the coast’s shortest on record, while Seattle amateurs dominated city play and deserve local chance over pricey imports.
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Seattle Homeseekers'’ CO
Saturday Games in Pacific Coast and American Leagues
Results show Portland beating Seattle 7 to 0 and Tacoma 0 at San Francisco 2 to 0. Los Angeles 7 Oakland 4. Chicago 3 Philadelphia 4. St Louis 4 Boston 0. Cincinnati 0 New York 7. Washington 1 Detroit 0. Philadelphia 5 Chicago 2. Boston 8 St Louis 6. New York 7 Cleveland 0.
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Everett Emeralds Triumph Over Bells in Six Two Run
Everett Everett 6, Bellingham 1 as the home team posted a decisive six to one win demonstrating strong offense and solid pitching to secure the early-season victory.
Giants Extend Lead Dimming Game Interest
The Giants open a wide margin early, depleting crowd excitement as the outcome becomes less contesting and the game loses dramatic tension.
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Pacific Train Begins Daily Seattle to Spokane Buffet Service
The Pacific announces a July 20 start for a new daily buffet-grill train between Seattle and Spokane. The service departs Seattle at 2 p m daily with Thureda listed as the service name.
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Seattle Lacrosse Beats Victoria 11-4 in Fast Scrappy Game
Seattle over Victoria 11 to 4 in a high tempo matchup at Recreation Park. Key players include Graham McCance Wallace and Lorrimer for Victoria, with Seattle’s Cameron, O’Brien, and McCance shining as they dominated most of the action. The win followed a prior victory over Tacoma and featured a fierce dust-flying rally and multiple scrimmages before final horn.
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Jack” Wallace
Seatte
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Mike” McCance
Sam Lorrimer
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Basia
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Victoria Citadel
Terri
Tory
Wallace
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O'Brien
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Hippo
Sysonby Seen as 1906 Turf Champion by Keene Followers
J R Keene’s three year old Sysonby is hailed as the greatest American turf horse, having won about $100,000 in purses. Standing 15 hands 3 inches, he boasts strong withers and deep chest, driven by relentless determination to win. Artful, a top rival, is described as near equal on the American scene, with a potential historic match race suggested.
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Tradition
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Tenny
Jaaac Murphy
Snapper Garrison
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