Return of Sutherland Surprises Coast Fans
Sutherland returns to the Portland Beavers from the Detroit club of the American League, after a strong previous season with the Beavers and a .400-plus batting pace. Vernon Parks also signs with Portland, boosting a lineup that includes Poole, Young, Genin, Wolfer, and others as the Beavers open the season locally next week. The Coast League race tightens with eight games separating leaders from sixth, as Seattle and Los Angeles schedules unfold and Cunningham emerges as a top Seattle prospect.
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Suds
Sutherland
Portland Beavers
Detroit
Thiers
Beavers
Michigan
Ty Cobb
Portland
Walter McCredie
Vernon Parks
Brooks
The
Rose City
MetCredie
Parks
Michigan University
Jim Poole
Young
Genin
Ike Wolfer
Johnson
Mee
Minolv
Coast League
Salt Lake
Seattle
Oakland
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Crystal Pool
Beavers Suffer 15–3 Loss to Seals in Portland
In Portland, the Beavers were routed 15 to 3 by the San Francisco Seals. Sam Rous pitched for Portland, allowing 22 hits, as batteries featured Scott and Yelle for the Beavers and Sam Ross and Fisher for the Seals.
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Portland
Beavers
San Francisco Seals
Sam Rous
Ah & Ban
Francisco
Scott and
Yelle
Sam Ross
Fisher
Yellow Horse Banned In Pirates Box For Offense
A Pirates player named Yellow Horse is ruled out of the game after an incident in the box. Officials cited an infraction leading to the ejection and a temporary ban from duty.
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Yellow Horse
The
Pirates
Red* Killefer
Ollie
Zelder
Jimmy Toman
Frank Tobin Shines as Seattle Catcher in Majors Talk
Frank Tobin, husky young catcher for the Seattle Indians, shines behind the plate with Ed Spencer and Jack Adams out injured. He has caught steadily for three weeks, handling double headers and weekday games. He is improving his glove work and hitting the ball, especially in pinch situations.
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Ray Schalk
Frank Tobin
Seattle Indians
Ed Spencer
Jack Adams
Tobin
Baseball Notes From A Winter Ball Encounter
An action filled account describes players Carroll Cunningham Tobin Griggs Seid Keaworthy and Murphy in a Seattle vs. Los Angeles game. Highlights include Carroll's homer over the right fence and a late defensive catch by Lane. Tobin's outfield snag and a Rob Geary injury loom as Vic Aldridge is eyed for the inviters.
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Wistersil
Carroll
Cunningham
Seattle
Portland Staging Big Meet With Coast and East Clubs
Portland prepares for a dual track meet on Multnomah field featuring the New York Athletic Club and Multnomah Athletic Club. NYAC sends Olympic caliber and Eastern college stars while Multnomah showcases Pacific Coast talent. Two University of Washington runners, Vic Hurley and Gus Pope, will represent Portland.
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Portland
New York Athletic Club
Multnomah Athletic Club
Multnomah Field
New York
Multnomah
University of Washington
Vic Hurley
Gus Pope
Seattle Elevates to Second in Coast League Pennant Race
Seattle moved to second place after beating Los Angeles while Vernon defeated Sacramento in Coast League action yesterday, putting the Indians in second place overall.
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Seattle
Los Angeles
Vernon
Sacramento
Indians
Bates Delivers Homer as Seattle Beats Angels 4 3
In a tight seventh inning Ray Bates hit a long homer off Dec Crandall to break a 3 3 tie and drive in the winning run as Seattle improves to 3 1 in four starts versus Los Angeles. Crandall and Jacobs were yanked through a high scoring contest with severalsuffering miscues and big hits including Carrolls homer for LA and Murphy and Statz contributing multiple rbis.
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Ray Bates
Crandall
Raymond
Seattle
Angels
Elmer Jacobs
Cunningham
Statz
Crawford
Niehoff
Stanage
Beattie
Tobin
Jacobs
Lane
Wisterzil
Grigge
Murphy
Eldred
Ife
Angelee
A. Beats
McAuley
Carroll
Grigenm
Kenworthy
Conningham
Brumps
Lindimora
Zied
Iacings Low Angeles
Bly Jacoba
Balle
Bates
Griggs
Stumpf
Vernon’s timely hitting lifts Solons past Sacramen to-5 4
Vernon’s timely hits power a 5 to 4 victory for the Solons over Sacramento in Los Angeles. Sacramento drops to third place as the loss ends their lead. Batteries listed: Mit McGraw, Hanman, Niehauer, Penner, and Cook.
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Los Angeles
Vernon
Sacramento
Solons
Mit
McGrawnab
Hanmab
Niehaua
Penner
Cook
Egan Faces Von Elm In Northwest Amateur Golf Final
George Von Elm of Salt Lake upset Russell Smith to reach the Northwest amateur final against Chandler Egan, who defeated Forrest Watson. Mrs. Tidmarsh and Mrs. Jackson reach the Seattle women’s final, with Peters eliminated by Jackson after an extra hole. Final matches cap a successful coast tournament.
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Alex C. Rose
Portland
George von Im
Salt Lake
Russell Smith
Chandler Egan
Ean
Forrest Watson
Seattle
Phoebe Nell Tidmarch
Seattle Golf Club
Fred F. Jackson
Jefferson Park Golf Club
Mies Tidmarsh
BE. A. Wheeler
Bellingham
Tidmarsh
Gena Peters
Mia Jackson
Jefferson Park
Miss Peters
Fean
van Mim
Jackson
Miss Tidmarsh
Northwest
Chan Egan
Young
Watson
F. A. Wheeler
Smith
Russ
von Elm
Harry O. Young
Peter Kerr
America Wins British Open Championship at St Andrews
Jock Hutchison, Chicago professional, defeated Roger Wethered in a 36 hole playoff to win the British Open at St Andrews. Hutchison finished 150 to 169 with the title the first Open outside the British Isles. Hutchison, born near the links, has risen to prominence in American golf over the past five years.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
America
Jock Hutchison
Chicago
Roger Wethered
Oxford
Hutchinson
Wethered
Hutchison
British Isles
Philadelphia
Amateur boxing night yields multiple knockouts and draws
Trube Finn of Ballard stopped Bat Tripplett of Georgetown, Sailor Moffitt fell to Kid Man or Tech, McCafferty beat Hi Git, Buckmaster defeated Christofer, Kid Cast KOed the Kocomo Kid, Frankie Green blasted Bat Dunn and Car Son, while Joselyn and Caston fought to a draw as Clay Hite promoted the smoky event to a large crowd.
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Flere
Trube Finn
Ballard
Bat Tripplett
Georgetown
Sailor Moffitt
Kidman
Tech
Sailor Ray
McCafferty
Hi Git
Buckmaster
Christofer
Kocomo Kid
Frankie Green
Bat Dunn
George Joselyn
Jack Caston
Carson
Clay Hite
Four finalists to shoot for Reid clock title
George Baker Howard Taylor W B Galbraith and F L Stannard will compete Sunday as the finalists in the shoot for the Reid clock.
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George Baker
Howard Taylor
W. BE. Galbraith
F. L. Stannard
Reid
Home-Run Epidemic Strikes Club Owners
A garbled report notes a home run surge affecting club owners who buy the balla, with no clear names dates or places. The fragment implies financial impact or market reaction to a baseball trend.
Champion Is Still at Zenith
The article argues Dempsey remains prime at 26, with youth and ruggedness cited as factors. It compares era feats of Willard, Johnson, Corbett, Jeffries, and W Mix, noting Dempsey’s potential to improve before facing Carp. It also notes college players entering major leagues and Tilden’s wait for a title shot in tennis.
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Jack Dempsey
Jons Willard
Johnson
Jeffries
Corbett
John L. Sullivan
Firesimmons
Dempsey
John L
Witzsimmons
Carp
Willard
Star
Woodland Park
Beattie
Allen Meets Bill Smith For Title In Seattle Tourney
Bill Smith defeated Taylor and Anderson to reach the finals of the Seattle Tennis Club net tourney at Lake Washington. Marshall Allen of the University of Washington advances to the men’s singles final against Smith at 2 30 p m with other matches scheduled including junior singles and doubles finals. Entries for the city net tourney close tonight.
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Bill Smith
Taylor
Lewis
Livengood
Laizure
Smith
Allen
A. Marion
Roses
Speider
Seattle Tennis Club
Lake Washington
Spalding
S. Pipe & Taft
Gorman and Jones to headline Northwest boxing card
Joe Gorman and Morgan Jones top a featherweight main event set for the Wednesday ring show at the Pavilion. Clay Hite earns his ring card in the undercard alongside Sailor Howard Mayberry versus Bud Manning in the semi wind up. Mayberry tied to the Pacific Meet. Sailor Billy Vincent faces Harry Pages after defeating Roy McCasslin in Bremerton.
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Joe Gorman
Morgan Jones
Northwest
Clay Hite
Emape
Pavilion
Howard Mayberry
Bud Manning
Mayberry
Billy Vincent
Roy McCasslin
Bremerton
Harry Pages
Sibley Wins 200 Point Billiards Match at Pope-Sibley Parlor
Chase Sibley defeated Pierre Maupome of Milwaukee 200 to 174 in the final, after a 50 to 43 earlier in the night at the Pope-Sibley billiard parlor.
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Chase Sibley
Pierre Maupome
Milwaukee
Pope- Sibley Billiard Parlora
Old Eli Victor over Harvard in Thrilling Race
Yale defeated Harvard in a bitterly contested three mile race on the Thames at New London. Yale finished a senior half length ahead with a time of 20 minutes 44.16 seconds. Both crews collapsed at the end and Harvard oarsmen could not shake hands with the victors.
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New London
Yale
Harvard
Thames
Blue
Crimson
Thames River
Fight Century Prompts Cautious Bets and Publicity Push
The piece notes low betting on Dempsey Carpentier with most wagers on rounds kept by Georges. It cites Dempsey’s punching power and Carpentier’s fast pace, while questioning Carpentier’s title credentials amid past losses. It also highlights Seattle sports boosters, track athletics, and a strong push for city publicity and participation in local athletics.
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Dempsey
Georges
Jack
Carpentier
Father of gas Pops coach and boxing promoter Tobias Pope
Tobias Pope a Seattle billiard hall proprietor and Amherst alumnus who played baseball at third base for Tacoma in 1890 and later settled in Seattle. His son Gus Pope, a Seattle product and University athlete, trains with him and achieves star status across numerous meets and competitions.
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Tobias Pope
America
Chase
Tacoma
Boston
Pope
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Gus
Queen Anne High School
Dad Pope
Fishing Report Echoes Good Conditions Across Lakes and Rivers
Weekly notes show improving water levels and strong fishing across streams and lakes from SOUTH FORK SNOQUALMIE to LAKE KACHESS. Reported catches include trout, perch, crappie, bass, and silvers with methods such as salmon eggs, May filets, and Dowagiac baits, plus several lakes reporting betting conditions and near limit catches.
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South Fork Snoqualmie
P. J. Maloney
Stillaquamish River
Henry Hollingsworth
Entiat
James McKennie
Lake Washington
Jim Remp
Sammamish
Shamrock Cottage
Geo BK
Graham
Otter Lake
D. B. Libby
Echo Lake
W. H. Nelson
Pipe Lake
Lake Cushman
A. le Burbank
Kachess Lodge
O. 8
Colegrove
Oaks Beat Salt Lake Bees In Stagnant Game
In San Francisco yesterday Del Howard's Oaks defeated Salt Lake 18 to 8 in a dull contest marked by errors. The Oaklands led 42 to 8 as Flattertos febold Winn Koehler and others contributed to the score.
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del Howard
Oaks
Salt Lake
Oaklands
Febold
Winn
Koehler
Kallio
Gould
Blaeholder
Lynn
Hard Tilts Booked for Star Teams
Six junior ball games are scheduled as three teams Eckarts Pirates and Three B Cubs hold first to second places. Beerman Grocery faces elimination against Eckart at Walla Walla at 2 pm. Washington Park and Highland Park clash at 12 noon with W Park tied for a berth. Collins Juniors meet Gs town Cubs at Wallali at 12 noon. Shamrox Cubs versus Anne Aerials at Mercer at 12 noon. Bulldogs to play Youngs at Youngstown. Managers urged to call Main score 5:30 to 6:30 pm.
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Egerman
I Park
Washington Park
Eckarts
Pirates
Cubs
Beerman Grocery
Eckart
Walla Walla
Three Brothers Cubs
Jefferson Park
Highland Park
W Park
Collins
Gstown Cubs
Wallali
Shamrox Cubs
Anne Aerials
Mercer
Bulldogs
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