Giants Fall Short as Tacoma Takes 7 6 Victory
Tacoma Tigers rally to score three in the eighth and hold off the Giants 7 to 6. Moran and Raymond hit homers for Tacoma, while a late wind delay kept Mann’s potential homer from tying the game.
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Baseball notes from the press box with mixed plays
The report describes a rough game with pitching troubles from Chartey Fullerton for Olants, miscues in fielding, a late tie by Gartenkamp, and Moran homering in the ninth for Seattle. Umpire calls and wind affected several plays as Union cigars were mentioned at the end.
Sports Notes And Comments From Kambee Isaree
Spokane writer discusses national figures and local baseball scenes. Mentions Missoula in the Union Association leading with 16 wins in 17 games and Helena merchants offering bets on ballpark fences. Also analyzes base stealing impact and Tacoma Broadways track meet controversy and program changes.
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Rees Loses Bout After Foul Costs Decision
In an Oakland bout Rees loses 60 to Burns after a foul in the eighth. Burns awarded the decision though the blow crippled him. Rees fought aggressively but Burns controlled the fight with a straight left. Other results include Richter drawing with Fitten, Burne beating Robinson, Bennett beating Rows, and White stopping Neary in three.
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Indians Overcome Beavers In Vancouver Tilt
June 6 Victoria report details a Vancouver game where the Indians rallied past the Beavers. Starter Wilson held the Bees to seven tallies in seven innings before a late surge powered by hits and fielding miscues.
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