Giants Triumph Over Tigers In Seattle Slugfest
Seattle defeats Tacoma 12 to 3 as Fullerton shines on the mound and at the plate. Johnny Bassey, Cocash, and Ort spark a late rally while Annis pitches for Tacoma, but Seattle pulls away with home runs and aggressive baserunning.
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Gianta
Bengals
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Rockenfield
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Ort
Cleman
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Leard
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Lynch
Burns
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Giants
Gass
Cocash
Raymond
Bues
Weed
Cruikshank
Mike Lynch
Annia
Spokane Beats Portland In One Sided Baseball Clash
Spokane outclassed Portland 8 to 2 as Old Man Kraft pitched effectively for the Indians and held the line throughout. Batteries were Kraft and Hasty for Spokane with Garrett Jensen Max Meyer and Harris for Portland. Other results list Beattie 12 Tacoma 3 and Vancouver Victoria games in progress.
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Spokane
Kraft
Indians
R. H. B.eseceesn
Anie Ance Cawardsee
Kraft and Hasty
Garrett, Jensen
Max Meyer
Harris
Beattie
Tacoma
Knockout Brown to Fight Wolgast Moran Winner
New York June 13 That details for a match with the winner of the Wolgast Moran fight scheduled for July 4 in San Francisco partly been agreed upon a statement made today by Hepook Iown's manager Danny Igan
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San Francisto
Hepook
Iown
Danny Igan
Seattle Angler Tames 62½ Pound Tyee Salmon
Dr. H V Wardemann extols Vancouver Island fishing, recounting a 62½ pound Tyee salmon he landed after a 40 minute battle with light tackle. He compares the sport to tarpon fishing off Catalina and the Florida Keys, noting the Tyee’s strength and fighting spirit. He predicts more eastern anglers will seek this chance as July runs near.
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Catalina Island
Keys
Florida
Vancouver Island
H. V. Wardemann
Campbell River
Wardemann
Wurdemann
Lincoln captain Harold Raymond shines in state and Seattle meets
Harold Raymond, Lincoln track captain and quarter miler, led his team to a state championship at the Ta coma meet where he placed third in a tight 440 yard race. He also finished second in the 440 at the Seattle interscholastic meet, with a personal best around 53 seconds.
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Harold Raymond
Lincoln
Tacoma
Raymond
Seattle
Bees Tumble in Vancouver Trip This Week
Victoria faces Vancouver this week as Bees struggle in the standings. Beavers dominate, with Victoria seeking new players under manager Raymer to boost the season. Spokane meets Portland with likely wins, while Tigers lag two games behind leaders.
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Victoria
Vancouver
Beavers
Raymer
Spokane
Portland
Indians
Tigers
Kling Returns Echoed By Chicago Fans
In Chicago on June 13 fans claim Johnny Kling, once a premier catcher, is returning to baseball as Cub fans express relief he is no longer with the team. The chatter follows the trade that sent Kling to the Boston Doves two days earlier amid a theft incident as he stood behind the plate.
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Chicago
Johnny Kling
Cub
Kling
Boston Doves
Dodgers
Mortimer KO's Gotchy in eighth at Edmonds Athletic Club
Oscar Mortimer the colored heavyweight knocked out Bi Gotchy in the eighth round of a scheduled ten at the Edmonds Athletic Club last night. Mortimer started strong, pressured Gotchy from the start, and delivered decisive rights to the jaw ending the bout after Gotchy faltered and staggered.
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Bi Gotehy
Edmonds Athletic Club
Jorte
le Gotehy
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Mortimer
Diat
Gotchy
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Amateur Baseball Notables and Scheduling Requests
The Cubs seek June 26 games both in and out of town and invite Seattle teams for July. Winslow defeats Seattle 9 to 8 and seeks July games with Seattle squads. The Meridian Grangers beat Covington 9 to 5 and want more Seattle games. The Pirates beat South Seattle. 16 strikeouts by Sharkey. The West Woodland routs Mics 15 to 3. Far West of Seattle loses to Hollywood 10 to 3. Mohawk Juniors defeat Bremerton 3 to 2 in 12 innings. Peace fanned 14. Mohawks manager Day De Shaw invites 17-year teams for July 2, 9, 16 and 30 games.
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A. L. Anderson
RK. F. D
Green Lake
Winslow
Seattle
J. Shannon
Pirates
Sharkey
Pirate
Arthur Raymond
Bremerton
Peace
Mohawks
Lang
Day de Shaw
Feminine Fans to See Three Games a Week in Northwestern League
George Shreeder of Tacoma led a league directors’ meeting to allow three games weekly for women fans. Starting this afternoon, Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday will be Ladies’ days, with games hosted by management. The board will reconvene Monday to address Bob Brown of Vancouver’s protest over two forfeited games by Umpire Longanecker to Portland last week.
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George Shreeder
Tacoma
Shroeder
Bob Brown
Vancouver
Longanecker
Portland
Frary to Leave Umpiring Post for National League Indicator Role
Ralph Frary former Northwestern league umpire departs this week to take a position as indicator holder in the National League. Wisconsin crew arrives at Poughkeepsie to practice for the intercollegiate regatta on June 27 with Columbia here and Cornell expected tomorrow. Packey McFarland and Billy Lauder plan a 15 round bout in Winnipeg on June 28 barring stalled negotiations. Madison Square Garden faces demolition plans as Louis Botasevain leads a syndicate to build a 25 story office tower on garden site. Morris Flyon bout proceeds amid Tulsa officials threats. promoter F B Ufer confirms pavilion seating for 10000 will be ready.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
University of Wisconsin
Columbia
Cornell
New York
Madison Square Garden
Louis Botasevain
Alte of the Garden
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Morris
F. B. Ufer
Mike Donlin Not Proving Popular Trade Target
ST. LOUIS June 13. Mike Donlin recently reinstated Giant out fielder is not proving the big card in a trade. Muggsy McGraw believed he could help, while Roger Bresnahan now manager of the St. Louis Cardinals reportedly turned him down. President Fogel of the Phillies is negotiating with the Giants and may land Donlin.
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Mike Donellin
Muggay McGraw
Donlin
Mike
Roger Bresnahan
St. Louis Cardinals
Fogel
Phillies
Giants
Jeffries Plans Alaska Big Game Hunt After Europe Return
Former heavyweight champion James Jeffries will head to Alaska for big game hunting after returning from Europe. He will attend the Wolgast Moran fight in San Francisco on July 4 before starting northwestward travel. Barney Oldfield may join the expedition.
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Europe
James Jeffries
Jack
Alaska
San Francisco
Jeffries
Northwest
Barney Oldfield
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