Giants Win Ninth Inning Tie From Champs
In a tense Vancouver Seattle game at Dugdale's park Cates delivered a clutch grounder scoring Frisk in the ninth to tie the score. Bill James pitched well for Seattle as Belford battled. Seattle erupted with a third inning homer by Mann and Scharney followed with a homer. Final score notes a 2-3 line with errors and late twists as crowds anticipated more drama.
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Stolen Bases Noted In Sparse Game Report
A partial game recap records stolen bases by Raymond Snert Cates Struck ony Samos veh Belford and Belford. Dowbie creates plays for Brooks as umpire presence is listed.
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Ony
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Indians Top Colts in Spokane Victory in Baseball
Spokane defeated Bloomfield pitching for the Portland Colts with strong hitting, scoring in the second inning and maintaining the lead for a clean win. Noyea delivered a standout pitching performance for the home crew.
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Hubbard Forbes To Fight On In Seattle Card
Eddie Hubbard and Harry Forbes, noted welterweights, meet as the main event at Austin and Freed’s gym on June 18. A rivalry born from draws with Romeo Hagen adds heat, with Salt as general manager. Three other four round bouts complete the program as boxing fans anticipate fast action.
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Tigers Lose To Bees In Tenth In Erected Tacoma Match
In a ten inning game on June 11 at Tacoma the Victoria Bees won 2 to 1 in the tenth. Meikle held the Bees without a hit for five innings before Victoria rallied. Stadille hit a walk and scored on a misplayed ball by Neighbors as Neighbors failed to stop the winning run. Wilson Grindiea Metklie and La Lounge were players noted.
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Coleman Anxious to Quit Yankees
Curtin Coleman, former Yankee infielder, says he is tired of the major leagues and will quit baseball if he cannot secure a release or deal with a Pacific Coast League club. He was sold last year by Tacoma to New York for 42 600 and is currently in Portland seeking a position. In San Francisco, Jimmy Carroll and Willie Catole train for a Dreamland show with bouts Friday night.
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Port Gamble pitcher Mickey Schader signed by Walla Walla
Mickey Schader, standout pitcher for Port Gamble, signs with Walla Walla in the Tri State league after a strong season. He struck out 22 Laverns of Seattle and impressed during a Vancouver try-out before being released for a surplus of pitchers.
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Olympic team names chosen for 100 meter and marathon events
The American Olympic selection committee announced 100 meter contenders Courtney of Seattle Athletic Club and Pete Gerhardt of the Olympic Club San Francisco. Marathon entrants were named as Michael J. Ryan Lewis Tewanina Clarence Demar Joseph Fuleben John Gallagher Thomas Liliey Andrew Sockalexia and John Reynolds with Sidney Hatch and Gaston Strobine as supplementary runners. Howard P. Drew highlighted as a top 100 meter finisher.
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Notable Sports Notes Stirring Rumors and Recollections
A column recalls Tug Wilson’s fights with John L Sullivan in 1883 at Madison Square Garden. It notes recent resignations of Jack Tighe and Jack Barry in baseball and celebrates George Schroeder’s marriage to Belle Welch. It comments on Robinson’s risky pitching, a legal baseball rule, and speculation on a Johnson Flynn bout and Jack Curley’s potential profits from a new champ.
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Infield Lineup Impresses as Manager Raymond Sees Fast Team
Manager Raymond touts a new infield with Brooks at first Shaw at second Raymond at short and Chick at third as promising after early games. Bill James pitched well for Vancouver allowing three hits though an umpire call erased a hit and run. Kippert was ejected for profanity after a loud exchange with the umpire. Belford pitched for Vancouver with Mann's homer and a key ninth inning rally by Whaling breaking the game. Shown also were Brooks sac bunts and positive defense from Shaw at second.
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Chick
Bill James
Vancouver
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Belford
Mann
Mana Bert Whaling
Moran
Nin James Waso
Nert
Two Americans Meet in France Boxing and Car Race Plans
Paris reports Billie Papke will fight Marcel Moreau June 24 at Cirque de Paris while George Carpentier meets Frank Klaus in Dieppe the same day. The Monte Dieppe Grand Prix debuts in France June 25 and 26 with 58 entries. Luther McCarty will face Tim Logan in Philadelphia June 19, Logan riding a seven knockout record. Park forfeited its Ballard game to Blue Bell, with open dates after next week.
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