Baseball Gossip and Roster Buzz Across Coast
Dug has signed outfielder Tiowell with St. Paul in the American desocration. Howell to face Spokane in the series. Dugdale calls him a good one. A shortstop will arrive late in the week. McGregor pitched well for Everett, striking out 19 and giving four hits. Seattle feels the loss as Tacoma wins five from the Canucks. Tacoma’s momentum grows as it faces Vancouver, while Klinkhammer is released by Eddie Quinn due to injury.
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Pacific Northwest meet winner sparks controversy at Seattle event
The Pacific Northwest association meet ends with Olympic Club of San Francisco scoring 361.2 to win after Dut Bants of Seattle was disqualified for a faulty throw. Kelly’s injury altered outcomes as Gerhardt of Olympic takes key sprint events while Seattle claims several track and field wins.
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Horsesmen Depart Emeryville Train To Seattle
After race conclusions at Emeryville the horsemen head to Seattle aboard a special train. Al Dobson will call official events here and other officials travel by rail. The train carries stables including Dealan Pomeroy McNeil Beatty Rice Clifford Fine Karm Armstrong and several dozen more owners and handlers.
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Nippons Tap Team Defeats Top City Amateur Ball Clubs
The Nippons, a local tap team, beat several leading city amateur teams with a steady, crowd-pleasing style. All players are nonwhite, highlighting a diverse lineup in the contest.
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Frisco Fans Adore Doc Frost and Mickey Dugan
Seattle Star reports Jack Gleason's Seals in the Pacific Coast League rely on two famed mascots. Doc Frost, a middle aged, meal chasing figure, wears thirty different uniforms and is dedicated to baseball. Mickey Dugan, a diminutive mascot, became a feature during a pennant chase in San Francisco.
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Not Publishing Northwest Scores
The St. Louis Sporting News drops Northwest league scores while other minor leagues keep them. Readers in Seattle and the region lose timely game results as Coast league influence is blamed and subscribers dwindle.
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Sporting News
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Waddell Court Appearance Over Deser tion Case
Rake Waddell star pitcher of the Athletica faced the desertion court as his wife sought real estate security to enforce a ten dollar weekly payment order. Judge Staake deferred to City Solicitor Conner on the form of security, and George Holwarden proposed cash security of three hundred dollars. The case was dropped after the proposal.
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Max Wells Dies at 24 After Portland Heart Disease
Max Wells former University football player and high school star died Saturday in Portland of heart disease. His body arrived today in Seattle. He was 24, married, and regarded as one of the city’s best athletes whose loss is deeply felt.
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Glidden Endurance Tour Aims To Be Season’s Big Event
Baltimore entrants hope for better luck than the Pathfinder committee after their machine got stuck in mud at South Amherst, about 35 miles from Cleveland.
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Spokane 2 Aberdeen 1 in rough, late innings win
Spokane edges Aberdeen 2 to 1 as late runs and errors shape the game. Carney and Lynch shine for Spokane while Tacoma beats Vancouver 5 to 0 with strong pitching and offense noted by reporters.
Weat Seattle Gun Club Weekly Shoot Winners
The Weat Seattle Gun Club held a weekly shoot yesterday with notable scores. Charles Longfellow won the 63rd event breaking 46 of 60 shots, while Arnold placed second with a partial score.
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Seattle
Snow Delays Butte Area Game Series
Snow at Butte leads to no game as 14 inches of snow hits the district yesterday. Weather over the past week unsettled. Dug's Cube and the Miners report good rent. Locals open at one this week with Dugdale set to help in the series.
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Club Holds Cruise by Seattle Motor Boat Club
The first annual cruise of the Motor Boat Club of Seattle, directed by Commodore C. H. Jones, was a great success. Boats entered the race and the event drew positive turnout.
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Seattle
C. H. Jones
Team Breaks Even In Seattle Saturday Sports Effort
Seattle players Beere RX KH Wendell Phillips and Coyle Martin led a mixed weekend effort with Beattie and Agnew contributing. Officials noted Hatterles Agnew Martin Seifert Murrand Brasen Napristok in a low key junior matchup.
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Races Reported With Six Thorough Finishes
Saturday card shows Fottie L winning five eighths after a tight pace and Harbor taking a 1 1/4 mile race. Prands and C Clem win the next two sprints. Fred Bent and Sugar Maid prevail in the final two events with quick times and placegetters listed.
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Kirchhbaum
Netting
Alamo
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Mentry
Revolt
Combury
C. Clem
Joe Coyne
Talamund
Fred Bent
Woolma
Sugar Maid
Kirechbaum
Ethel Day
Johnny Lyons
First race leads as Ben Strong wins at the track
Ben Strong ridden by Lee wins the first race a three quarters mile with Bensonhurst second Telescope third and Time finishing in 1 14 146. Orlandor takes second in the five eighths mile with Cora Lesant in third. Hambridge wins the five eighths mile race with Ada 0Walker second and Brigade third. Time listed for the mile and a half follows. Colloqay wins the three quarters with The Clansman second Beerten third. Misa Lida wins the one and one sixteenth mile race with Quagga second Still Alarm third. Time shown as 1 97.
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Still Alarm
Johnstons Defeat Cort'a Grand Opera for eighth straight win
The D. & Johnstons won yesterday afternoon against Cort'a Grand Opera by an unspecified score. The game was fast and well played, marking eight consecutive victories for the Johnstons.
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