Spokane Champions Fall to Beavers in Vancouver
In Vancouver yesterday, Spokane's champions were defeated 9 to 6 by the Beavers amid heavy hitting. Erickson and Strand were knocked from the box early, Clark relieved Erickson and pitched well, while Kippert Harrison and Bennett secured key stops. Batteries were Strand and Bonner for Spokane, Erickson, Clark and Lewis for Vancouver.
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Strand
Clark
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Bonner
Kippert
Harrison
Bennett
R. H. E. Warne Vc
Hasty
Erickson and Clark and Lewis
Bengals Win Hard Battle From Bees
Tacoma edged Victoria 3 to 2 in 11 innings in a pitchers duel. Annis and Burns led Tacoma, while McCreary and Furchner DeVogt worked for Victoria as the game featured tied scores in the seventh and a decisive 11th inning run.
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and McCreary
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Householder
Fisher
Annis
Rockenfield
Ddageson
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DeVogt
National League Games Postponed by Wet Grounds
Brooklyn game postponed due to wet grounds. In Pittsburg Cincinnati led 55.6 with 10 6 WURISUOIE batteries Smith McQuillen and Adams Steele and Gibson listed in pitching or fielding roles.
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New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
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Hal Chase Seeks Patent on New Baseball Play
Newark June 27 Hal Chase manager of the Highlanders seeks a patent on a new play. With two out and runners on second and third the second runner leads to draw a throw from the catcher. The runner on third then scores when the catcher throws to third baseman to force a double steal. Chase expects a four in five success rate. Lake Washington strawberry patches open to the public. Yesler Way car.
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N. J
Hal Chase
Highlanders
Chase
Lake Washington
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Soe
Various Seattle Baseball Results From Sunday Lineup
Crane company defeats Postoffice 6 to 5 at Lincoln Park in a pitchers duel with Frye fanning 15 and Wick 10. Excelsiors beat Rainiers 11 to 5 at Washington Park as Merritt fans 11 and Rainier pitcher surrenders 17 hits. Schram Hardware falls Bremerton Marines 12 to 1 with McDermot pitching well. Levinson Juniors top Eastlakes 16 to 6 at Woodland Park, after beating Orillia 13 to 0 last week. Cubs defeat Rent 10 to 6 with Payne strong on the mound. Schwabacher Hardware defeats Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound 12 to 2 behind Freeman. Mohawks trounce Bremerton Juniors 6 to 0 with late rally. All-Stars schedule July games except Sundays. Hollywood tops Kirkland 5 to 3 as Ness homers in ninth. Ranchers of Harper lose to Des Moines 12 to 6. Mohawks of Seattle plan Des Moines trip. Chancellors lose to Issaquah 6 to 6. seek July 2 4 16 out of town games. Pirates beat Pacific City 6 to 0 with Sharkey pitching. Hogan and Root star. McMurray visits with 8 to 3 win as Singerstad Tingley battery shine. Leschis fall to Wolverines 8 to 7. McVey fans 12.
Chicago Athletic Club Sends 18 In A A U Track Team
The Chicago Athletic club will be represented by 18 star athletes in the National A A U track and field championships on Forbes field Pittsburg June 40 and July 1. A number of America's best athletes will participate.
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Chicago
Chicago Athletic Club
Forbes Field
Pittsburg
America
Battler Nelson Pinched By Vancouver Constable
Battler Nelson was stopped by a Vancouver police officer while in street clothes. He claimed identity as Hatting Nelson of Hegewich, and a friend confirmed his status. Nelson plans to box five British Columbia lightweights next Saturday afternoon.
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B. C
Nelson
John Bull
Hegewich
Bob
Victoria Third Sacker Is Sold
Victoria reports Bill Goodman, the Bees key third baseman, sold to the Cleveland Americans for 1500 dollars. L A Wattelet announced the sale with likely eastward departure soon. Fans decry the trade as harming Victoria’s chances. The Moran team defeated the Pantoriums 10 to 9 at Woodland Park as Brownie exited early and Melvin closed the game.
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B. C
Bill ‘Goodman
Cleveland Americans
L. A. Wattelet
Goodman
East
Bees
Moran Looks to Deliver Curtains Blow Against Wolgast
Moran boasts a knockout punch aimed at champion Ad Wolgast in their July 4 bout. The Briton predicts curtains if the blow lands, a short downward swing with body weight behind it. Moran demonstrates the wallop using sparring partner Jeff Perry as a target in a accompanying image.
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Owen Moran
Ad Wolgaat
Nelson
Moran
Jeff Perry
Peis
Northwestern league batting leaders continue to top charts
Mundorff leads with .358 while Swain slips to .349 and Arthur Bues sits third at .340 with Cruickshank fourth at .330. Netzel drops to .317, Knight of Seattle leads with an .800 mark only from five at bats. Sellet hits .529 for Tacoma and Chitken is listed among the ten best batters led by Mundorff and Swain.
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Swain
Arthur Bues
Cruickshank
Netzel
Knight
Seattle
Sellet
Tacoma
Chitken
Pippin
Munderff
Spokane
Vancouver
Bucs
Hrashear
Wiever
Frisk
Skeels
Netael
Team Batting Averages Report From Regional Standings
Spokane tops batting with 269 average followed by Vancouver 263 and Tacoma 284. Victoria shows 213 with Port 249 Seattle 237 and restroom deductions noted for incomplete entries.
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Victoria
Kijppert
Spokane
Port
Tacoma
Seattle
Vancouver
Star Pink late sport news highlights
The Star Pink offers late sporting results and exclusive pictures of the day’s biggest events. Read on the way home to catch all local and telegraphic sport happenings while they are hot.
Boxing Hots And Open Golf Titles Highlight Schedule
Brooklyn’s Joe Coster to meet Joe Mandot in a 20 rounder at 124 pounds on September 17 in New Orleans. Mandot won last week in Memphis. In San Francisco Johnny McCarthy faces Rufe Turner in a four round bout, with Fritz Holland and Rufus Williamen in a separate event. Dreamland hosts eight bouts led by Jimmy Carroll vs Monte Attell, Charley Miller vs Walter Monahan, and Brick Burgess vs Happy Savage. J J McDermott wins U S open golf playoff in Atlantic City with 80, Brady 82, Simpson 85. Western Golf opens its annual open with 18 hole qualifying at Kent County club in Grand Rapids. Umpire Kiem fined $50 after jaw hit from Cardinals manager Bresnahan in Cincinnati. Eddie Smith of Oakland named Pacific Athletic Club referee to oversee Rivers Coster on July 4 in Vernon.
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Joe Coster
Brooklyn
Joe Mandot
Mandot
Coaster
Memphis
San Francisco
Johnny McCarthy
Rufe Turner
McCarthy
Fritz Holland
Rufus Williamen
Dreamland
Jimmy Carroll
Monte Attell
Charley Miller
Walter Monahan
Brick Burgess
Cornell Crews Favored To Win Intercollegiate Regatta
Poughkeepsie June 27 A large crowd gathers for the Hudson regatta featuring Cornell Columbia Pennsylvania Syracuse and Wisconsin. Cornell is favored to win the four oared race with Columbia seen as the toughest challenger. Freshman race at 4 15 pm and varsity at 5 30 pm with bets light but expected to rise.
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Murphy Brown bout hinges on $3000 guarantee
New York reports that a $3000 guarantee could secure a rematch between Tommy Murphy and Knockout Brown. Brown knocked Murphy out in forty seconds in their last fight, and Murphy’s supporters doubt the demand is justified by the prior quick loss.
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Murphy
Boxing bout canceled in Bend over legal concerns
Bob Hodge says no boxing match July 3 between Battling Ton and Ned Whitman at Bend due to law enforcement. North Bend officials warned of interference as authorities plan to enforce rules. In Chicago Warren Barbour, amateur champion, denies boxing ambitions or becoming a “white hope.”
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Nelson
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Gitness
Mi Nelson
Whitman
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Barbour
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Warren Barbour
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