International Lacrosse at Madison Park on July 4
The leading attraction at Madison Park July 4 is an international lacrosse clash between Seattle and Vancouver with a 3 PM start. Both teams bolster strong lineups including Joe Reynolds and Matt Barr for Vancouver and several new Seattle players. The match is part of a series with Westminster and Victoria and is expected to draw an immense crowd.
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Seattle and Oakland clash in 8-4 game at Recreation Park
Seattle took a close game from Oakland at Recreation Park by 8 to 4. The Commuters rallied in the late innings, with key plays by Blankenship and Byrnes as Seattle built a lead, while Oakland scored three in the ninth before Walters closed it out.
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Hyrnes
Old Pop
Big Bill Kemmer
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Angelo Triumphs in Ten Inning Tie Breaker
In San Francisco on June 1 Angelo won in ten innings after a scoreless until the last frame. Smith hit a two-bagger and scored on Williams muffed throw for a 2-1 finish over Frisco. Wright and Conrad pitched for Angel while Williams and Wilson for Frisco. Umpire Davis.
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Tacoma defeats Portland 4 to 1 in baseball clash
Jones yielded as Tacoma edged Portland 4 to 1 on Thursday with Brown pitching well for Tacoma and Pete Lohman handling umpiring duties. Batteries were Jones and Mclean for Portland and Brown and Graham for Tacoma. Umpires Lohman and Perrine. Everett blanked Vancouver 2 to 0 as Behock allowed five hits and Everett’s timely hitting sealed the win.
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New York Defeats Philadelphia in High-Scoring Tilt
The New York team beat Philadelphia 13 to 4 in a clear offensive showcase at home. Cleveland topped Detroit 8 to 3 in the other American League game. Chicago and St Louis faced a fourth inning score, while Boston edged Washington 8 to 4.
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Long Shots Win At The Meadows On Thursday
A recap of The Meadows racing day notes that long shots dominated most races while Blue Ridge with Jockey Clark home in the final event after a hard drive. Prestano and Aliea delivered an exciting finish in a sprint section and a special chicken sale is announced by The Palace Market.
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Star Bargains for Star Readers at Saturday Sale
All silk bat wing ties on sale Saturday with two for 25 cents or 1 for 15 cents. Shield tech ties in silk two for Saturday. Fine lisle openwork socks and dollar negligee shirts with matching ties. Silk striping and worsted mixed negligee shirts with ties priced at 1.50 to 2.60. All silk negligee shirts with ties, normally 3.00, offered at 1.95. Every item shown in windows.
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Beattie Improves With Blakenship In Swinging Exhibition
In Thursday's game at Recreation Park Russ Hall solidified his role as O'Connell struggles at second but shows promise. Cliff Blakenship strengthens Beattie while Charlie Shields battles nerves and Fielders error in a tense contest. Oakland rally in the ninth prevents a shutout as artists of the box clash with steady hitting and misplayed chances.
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Charlie Shields
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Doctah Shields
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Fan Food And Again They Won
A muff filled ninth inning by the Smwashes helped secure a victory and left fans elated. Chimmy McHale made a stellar catch on Kruger's drive, while Red Dog Devereaux led the crowd with spirited play and fan support.
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Victoria suffers 56 to 3 loss to Bellingham on home field
Victoria lost to Bellingham 56 to 3 in a Thursday game on the home grounds. Martinke, new left fielder, wowed fans with a first at bat home run and finished with three hits. The crowd turned out after a three week layoff as Bellingham dominated throughout.
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National League Scores From Brooklyn Philadelphia and Boston
In Brooklyn New York defeated Brooklyn 11 to 1. Philadelphia beat Philadelphia 3 to 2. Boston edged Boston 2 to 1.
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