Seattle and Portland Umpire Controversy Spurs League Probe
A Seattle-Portland game in the Northwestern League drew protests after Umpire Rip Van Haltren halted play in the fifth inning citing rain. Seattle owners and manager demanded his discharge, claiming bias to Portland. a formal letter to league president Fielder Jones sought action amid a dispute over the call and the game’s outcome.
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Boston Nationals Buy A Bues From Buffalo
Arthur Bues, star slugger and clutch fielder, moves from Buffalo in the International League to the Boston Nationals after a season with Seattle and a stint with New York. He hit 27 home runs and stole 4 three-base hits while posting strong fielding and power. New York collects a substantial transfer sum.
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Seattle Situation Reveals Umpire Bias Over Rainout
Umpire Toman postponed a Seattle game citing rain amid claims of baseball politics. Reporters pressed for real motives as Tacoma owner Watkins allegedly pushed for a doubleheader Sunday, with Spokane’s Joe Cohn absent from grounds.
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Bees and Beavers Play a Whole Game
Victoria defeated the Bees 10 to 8 in a Northwestern league game. Wilson started for Victoria but faltered in the fourth. Cannon relieved and held steady until the eighth when Gervais doubled Brinker and Brash Brash's homer sparked four-run rally to seal the win.
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Scrappers Take It Easy In Quiet Play
A brief wire-service note reports the Scrappers taking it easy during a quiet game with limited scoring and no standout performances. No other details are provided in readable text.
No Overtraining For Champion Ad Wolgast In Camp
Los Angeles June 26 Ad Wolgast says he will do little work until Monday then start boxing and road work to prepare for the July 4 bout with Joe Rivers. Rivers spent a day in Venice and enjoyed a surf plunge after light gym work. Wolgast claims to be in the finest condition of his brief ring career and will continue light activity before heavy training begins.
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Coast league gains draft power in rare commission ruling
The National Baseball Commission classified leagues, placing the Northwestern in Class C and the Coast in Class HM, enabling the Coast to draft Northwestern players. Heston buys James and Whaling, underscoring Coast leverage and Northwestern losses, while Seattle fans cheer top talent moving to the majors.
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Marysville Captain Denies Padding Score in Brown & Hulen Game
M W Duncan, captain of Marysville, says the team did not pad the score against Brown & Hulen. He cites a long distance misprint in Seattle causing the score mix up, with the phone error listing 11 instead of seven points. Also noted are Geo W Miller touring company branches, Charlie Thompson awaiting a new National car, and Frank Ness impressing Tacoma scouts while trying out for a football position.
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Coast League results and national league scores summary
Baseball scores from coast league games in San Francisco and Oakland to Los Angeles and Sacramento. National League results include New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh Boston Brooklyn. American League scores show Washington Boston Philadelphia New York Chicago Cleveland Detroit and other close matchups.
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Enthusiastic Professor Draws Crowd to Weekly Recitals
Readers are invited to Eilers Recital Hall every Thursday after hours as the professor showcases growing music program energy. The event promises accessible performances by students and faculty, sustaining campus cultural life.
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