Giants Blank Pippins in First Game
Portland report details Jim Wiggs pitching a 4 0 win for the Giants over the Pippins with 11 strikeouts. Jensen allowed a few runs in the seventh and eighth as errors aided the Giants’ scoring. Ort and Raymond produced key hits, while the wet diamond yielded three double plays. Also notes Jack Lester’s return voyage from Australia and boxing updates on Lang Squires and Burns.
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Jack Lester
Portland
Big Jim” Wiggs
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Jensen
Ort
Raymond
Wises
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Coltby
Weed
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Harrison
Stovall
Williams
Menasor
Australia
Makura
Vancouver Yeateray
Tommy Burns
White Hope
Bill Lang
Aix
Lang
Lowe
Sydney
Bill Squires
Bengals Trounce Islanders In Victoria Ball Game
Victoria notes a June 30 clash where the Tigers hammered Belford for four runs. Kennedy hit a home run while Bert Hall kept the Bees in check and Higgins umpired due to Steve Kane's injury from the previous game. Final score shows strong Tigers pitching and timely hitting.
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Belford
Bert Hall
Bees
Kennedy
Higgins
Steve Kane
Beavers Tie Indians In Vancouver Baseball Rise
Jimmy Clark pitched well for Vancouver and received strong support as the Beavers beat the Indians 6 to 2. Kraft was hit hard in the fifth. Strand relieved Kraft in the seventh and allowed only one hit. Netzel went 3 for 5 with a run batted in.
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Kraft
Strand
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Lightning
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Motorcycles to Race at Madison Park July Fourth
Northwest riders will compete at Madison park on July 4 in a Seattle Motorcycle club meet. Ten races are listed with 30 to 40 top riders entered and Tacoma and Olympia entrants expected. The program includes five mile private owners, one mile time trials, and longer open and handicap races.
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Madison Park
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Wolgast Moran Showdown Odds Hover At 10 To 7
San Francisco reports betting odds at 10 to 7 against Moran as Wolgast nears their 20 round July 4 title bout. Promoters note Wolgast’s recent form and punishing style, while Moran’s past wins and draws are cited by supporters. Public seats went on sale amid brisk advance purchases for the Fourth of July clash.
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Battling Nelson
Lew Powell
Antone la «Rave
Frankie Byrne
Abe Attell
Frankie Neil
Tommy McCarthy
Bat Nelson
Eddie Hanlon
Frankie Burns
Tommy Murphy
Ian
California
Chicago
Brown
Johnny Thompson
Gary
Ind
Langford Fights Move to Challenge Johnson
Furey, once a contender and nine year member of Johnson's camp, joins Sam Langford's training circle to pursue a victory over Johnson. He asserts Langford can win and says Johnson fears Langford.
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Jim Jeffries
Johnson
Sam Langford
Langford
Furey
Rising Stars and Port Townsend Games Across Puget Sound
The Irequois will play Port Ludiow Sunday after chartering the Doncello launch with a crowd from Eagle Harbor. Sonne journeys to Port Townsend Sunday by boat leaving Seattle at 0a. Schwabacher and Seattle Hardware meet tomorrow at 3 at Dugdale's park.
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Vancouver Hoodoo Arrives for Rat Name Fixtures
Rat Nelson arrives from Vancouver B C and plans a six round exhibition with Ned Whitman in North Bend before boxing six rounds with Percy Cove July 4 in Bellingham. The Dane then returns to Edmonds July 6 for Lonnie Austin's boxing show. The Hoodoo nickname stems from a disputed Vancouver bout and odd promoter ideas.
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North Bend
Ned Whitman
Percy Cove
Bellingham
Lonnie Austin
Edmonds
Hattler
Chicago
Bud Anderson
Wash
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Aero club to test Chicago aviators at Asproville field
The Aero club of Silinota plans a July 4 tryout at its new Asproville field to select Chicago representatives for the coming aviation meet.
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National AAU Track and Field Championships Open in Pittsburg
The national senior and junior AAU track meet opens in Pittsburg with athletes arriving from Seattle San Francisco Chicago Cleveland St Louis Washington Baltimore New York Boston and Pittsburg. Junior events run this afternoon while senior finals are scheduled for tomorrow. Dance at Dreamtend tonight.
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Boston
Sidelights on the Sporting Show Joe Cohn Chooses Catcher
Joe Cohn plans to use Tom Hasty as catcher against the Portland Beavers after Happy Hogan requested readiness. Hogan, facing a rough stretch, shuffled roster envelopes and faced pressure to stabilize the Indians lineup. Hasty has impressed this spring, while Joe must recruit a reliable receiver to keep the Indians in the pennant race.
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Tom Hasty
Happy Hogan
Tom Atso
Portland Beavers
Hogan
J. Sheean
Sheean
Colin
Tommy
Indians
Joe
Bill Fisher and Bill’s Batting Duel With Public Skepticism
A review of baseball chatter on George Shroeder’s plan to back Bill Fisher into a big league chance. Critics mock his form while Shroeder hopes a .190 hitting clip keeps him in the lineup. Portland fans doubt Mike Lynch can keep the Tigers atop the pennant race as strain may sap the team.
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Victoria
Cleveland
Bill Goodman
Watty
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Gree
Oleson
Krapp
Graney
George Shroeder
Bill Fisher
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Portland Rooters
Yale Freshmen Triumph In Two Mile Race
Yale freshmen won by two lengths over Harvard freshmen in a two mile race at New London on June 30. Har vard claimed the four oared race by two and a half lengths. The Crimson led from the first mile and held the lead thereafter.
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