Siwashes Run Over Tigers 11 to 1 at Recreation Park
The Siwashes crushed Tacoma 11 to 1 as Williams silenced the Tigers with 12 hits allowed and Overall lasted three innings before St Vrain finished. Notable plays included Van Haltren and Hall driving in runs, while Umpire O’Connell sparked heated field calls and manager Fisher faced a blast from the Tacoma crowd.
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Recreation Park
Jimmy
Vrain
Braves
J. Vrain
Williams
Tigers
Blankenship
Mohler
Russ Hall
van Haltren
Sheehan
Seattle
O'Connell
Fisher
Mike
Graham
Hall
Wilson
St. Vrain
Mtolen
Hrashear
Kagan
Lynch
Smith
T. Vrain
Overall
Willians
Angels Rally Slow Start But Portland Wins
Los Angeles failed to threaten until the eighth inning when Butler's contact produced four runs after Seattle style scoring. Portland collected eight hits off Gray though mostly scattered. Final score Portland two runs in the eighth and two more in the later frames.
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Los Angeles
Butler
Angels
Portland
Gray
Spies
Shea
Beattie merchant ads for neckwear and ginner
A Beattie business promotes a 60 cent mid summer neckwear display by BW N Brooks Co located at 1641 2n4 Ave Arcade Building. The notice also advertises best ginner in Beattie with Sauternes or Burgundy at Malson Barbers on Second and James, nightly for one dollar.
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N. Brooks @ Co
Arcade
Beattie
Sauternes
Burgundy
Malson
James
Oakland tops San Francisco 4 to 1 in afternoon game
Oakland defeated San Francisco 4 to 1 as Frisco managed a single hit in the first inning and produced little offense afterward. Batteries Jones and Leahy pitched for Oakland while Buchanan and Byrnes worked for Frisco.
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Oakland
Frisco
Francisco
Jones and Leahy
Buchanan
Byrnes
Helena boxer Oglesby pursues Long and Herrera scalp
Spokane June 8 1911 Kid Oglesby of Helena Mont seeks to avenge his protégé Billy Long by pursuing Louwie Long and Henry Van Oglesby has not yet met his match though in a bout with the Mexican Hererra last year.
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Spokane
Wash
Helena
Mont
Louwie Long
Billy
Henry van Oglesby
Hererra
Feathersmith Boxer Saved by Corner After Fourthteen Round Beating
The fighter endured a brutal fourteenth round before his seconds threw in the sponge to save him from a knockout. He is now under care with Col. Tom Smith of Spokane who plans to match him against Long, Yanger or other featherweights.
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Col
Tom Smith
Spokane
Smith
Long
Yanger
Temen Tops Coast League Shortstop Prowess
June 9 report on Jimmy Temen of Los Angeles at shortstop in the Pacific Coast League. His quick fielding and strong hitting draw praise as he ascends to the top of the heap. The piece notes a world record for consecutive games played, plus mentions health ad content unrelated to baseball.
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Loe Anowler
Jimmy Temen
Los Angeles
Jimmy
Toman Hae
Netting oversight at Seattle park grandstand risks foul balls
The Seattle Baseball Club plans a grandstand at Recreation Park but left unprotected 60 feet of open end sections. No injuries yet, though several foul balls reached spectators. If unaddressed, an accident could occur during events including the Jeffries Monroe contest and upcoming club tourney with numerous entrants listed.
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Seattle Baseball Club
Recreation Park
Athenian Club to Host June Boxing Contest
The Athenian Athletic Club will hold its next monthly amateur boxing contest on Friday evening, June 17. A strong feature of the club’s program is planned, promising several rising fighters and competitive bouts.
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Athenian Athletic Club
Cornell Holds Celebration at Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon Iowa June 9 Elaborate preparations for Cornell college semi centennial jubilee are complete. The celebration runs one week starting tomorrow with notable participants including Secretary Shaw Senator Deliver and Senator Allison Bishop Andrews and Bishop McDowell and governors Cummins Van Sant and Mickey among others.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Delliver
Allison
Andrews
McDowell
Cummins
Iowa
van Sant
Minnesota
Mickey
Nebraska
Ginaty sues to stop log jam removal near Green River ranch
Julia A. Ginaty filed suit in the superior court seeking an injunction to restrain EB J Decker from removing a log jam on the Green River near her ranch. She alleges that removing the jam will feed her farm.
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Julia A. Ginaty
EB. J. Decker
Green River
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