Wet Grounds Delay Seattle Angles Thriller In Seattle
Flooded fields cancel play as Seattle and Angels clash. Kane singles Hopkins wild pitches and Walters scores in a dramatic eighth inning rally, Mott miscues loom large, Bergeman and Heltevaller spark late threats, final score Seattle nine Angels five.
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Seattle
Kane
Hopkins
R. Ni
Blankenship
Dillon
Bergeman
Heine Heltevaller
Hall
Walters
Julie Stretch
Mott
Cravath
Gilbert's Pointers on Playing Second Base
Wm. C. Gilbert, second baseman for the New York Glanta, advises not hugging the base and argues the keystone sack man is like a right field shortstop. He urges playing back of the base line to field hard hits and to think the play through, aiming for speedy double plays to energize a team.
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Wm. C. Gilbert
New York Glanta
Mr. Gilbert
Gilbert
Local notices fragmentary and unclear in transit
OCR text fragment shows names and phrases but lacks clear event or action. readable items include personal names Vera Purgent Loey Marte and references to towns and dates, but no coherent report or outcome to summarize into a proper news item.
Results at Toronato Record Race Draws Attention
First race 68 of a mile features notable runners including Seoith Akbar and Muse. Record race 64 a mile highlights oiling-lady performance and competition among listed participants.
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Toronato
Seoith
Akbar
Muse
Amateur league leaders Arington win in clash with Everett
The Amateur league leaders Arington defeated Everett by 6 to ? in yesterday’s game. The Kent versus Superior dispute halted play when rain interrupted the ninth with Kent protesting after a controversial call. Bellingham defeated Anacortes 6 to 0 while Port Townsend Colts beat Port Ludlow 5 to 3. Seattle Electric showed a strong showing.
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Arington
Everettey
Kent
Cream City
Port Townsend
Port Ludlow
College baseball scores and star pitchers praised yesterday
The report notes a 12 to 4 victory over Black Diamond with Belford the electric pitcher striking out 11. It also mentions Princeton edging Yale 3 to 2 and Cornell defeating Harvard 6 to 4.
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Belford
New Owners For Siwashes Take Over Seattle Club
The Seattle base ball club changes hands as James Agnew and Rose Hall assume ownership from Fred and Charlie Stimson and partners. Russ remains in charge of players, Agnew handles business, and the club stays in the Pacific Coast League this season with prospects of a revived Western League next year.
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Seattle
Fred
Charlie Stimson
Phil Kelley
Lou Cohen
Sherwood Gillespy
James Agnew
Rose Hall
Cubs
Russ
Agnew
Beattle
Tacoma
Portland
California
San Francisco
Oaklagd
Peesno
Los Angeles
Recreation Park
Holly to Face Turner in New Match Up
Report states Jack Mackburn refused to weigh in for the Blackburn fight, leading to Dave Hally of Philadelphia stepping in as a replacement. Holly aims to prove himself against top lightweights, having previously defeated Sam Langford in a famous bout. Turner and Holly previously met in Philadelphia with Turner winning a decision.
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Jack Mackburn
Rafe Terrier Blackburn
Dave Hally
Philadelphia
Holly
Sam Langford
Langford
Turner
Tim Hurst and Murat: Tales of Baseball Umpire Wit
A fragment recounts Tim Hurst famed as a fearless umpire and his sharp humor. It recalls incidents with Clark Griffith and Joe Sugden, including beer glass clashes in Cincinnati and a threatening Baltimore crowd. The piece ends with TeBeau quizzing Murat on the word obfuscate and a memorable in-game decision.
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Tim Hilier
Clark Griffith
Tim Hurst
Jim Jeffries
Griffith
Tim
Griff
Hurst
Cincinnati
Fane
Beerle
Muret
Baltimore
Tim Wee
Louie
Joe Sugden
Joe
Hurat
Boston
Pey
Tansie
Tebeau
Geo
Michigan wins Western Intercollegiate Meet in Chicago
Michigan dominates the Western Intercollegiate meet in Chicago with 65 points, Chicago second with 20, and Iowa State Normal third with 16. Garrels leads Michigan with 14 points while Hemfilten from the runner up school captures two titles. LeRoy Samee of Indiana breaks the pole vault record with a 12 foot 4.74 inch leap and Coe of Michigan wins the mile in 4 minutes 2.60 seconds.
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Michigan
Chicago
Iowa State
Hemfilten
Garrels
LeRoy Samee
Indiana
Harry Coe
Heavy Rain Disrupts Meadow Track Work and Derby Prep
Rainy conditions at The Meadows left trainers short on morning work with many horses confined to slow routines. Notable efforts included Cerro Banta and Mise Prove, while Boloman and David Boland showed in 37 second miles under L Fountain. Derby candidate Frank Filchner eyed as a sure starter as Ed Duke prepares to start schooling at the barrier.
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Mise
del Fountain
Boloman
David Boland
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L. Fountain
David Boloman
Glendenning
Epicure
Bill Bhart
Tommy Butler
Puer Wilkerson
Frank Filchner
Ed Duke
Jim Haley
Jimmy Donovan
Grateful Lad Picks Winners Story
Louis V. Bell recalls a tale of a snub nosed boy in need of clothes who asked for help. Bell buys him a full outfit and later learns the youth sought loose money before a horse race. The anecdote reflects tipster culture and charity in the racing world.
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Louis V. Bell
New York
Hermis
Johnny Reid Faces Backlash Over Fighting Promoter Role
Johnny Reid clashes with manager Dailey over the Pleasant Beach events and announces a Bremen ton bout with Lundie and Dunn. The piece notes Reid’s interference risks killing the sport, citing past promoter conflicts and government scrutiny, urging decisive action to save boxing.
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Bobby Laundie
Held
Pleasant Beach
Dougherty
Pleasant Beachees
Reid
Seattle
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