Giants rout Victoria in nine inning shellacking
Seattle 12 Victoria 0 as Skeels and a crippled Victoria team fall in the fourth game of the series. Giants push across 12 runs, while Victoria fail to score. Householder protests a play at the plate in the sixth inning. Next opponents are Tacoma and Vancouver on a four week swing.
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Coast League Scores Highlight Uneven Results
Obscure Coast League results show Sacramento 4 over Oakland 2 from 8 innings, Vernon 4 defeating Portland 2, and San Francisco trailing Los Angeles 12 to 5 in a terse late entry.
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Saturday School Baseball Scores From Whittier and Nearby
Whittier lost to Warren 6 to 3 at Ballard while Salmon Bay shut out Queen Anne 21 to 0. Fairview beat Greenwood 20 to 8 at Woodland Park and Latona topped Allen 194. Bagley defeated West Woodlands 12 to 3 at B F Day grounds. Gatewood beat Mercers 17 to 1. We forfeited the game to Run. Pacific beat West Seattle 4 to 4. Storke defeated Interlaken Midgets 4 to 0 with Austin and Finicker for the winners. Summit A lost to Walla Walla 8 to 5. Times carriers beat Star carriers 12 to 9 at Bailard.
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Star Carriers
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McLaughlin Dominates Trapshoot From Association Meet
McLaughlin swept the Trapshooters Association event yesterday by hitting 92 of 100 targets to claim the Selby watch and the Dr. Shankin trophy. Robb finished a close second, tying for the Selby watch and forcing a shoot-off before the finals with 19 hits.
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Trapshooters’ Association
Robb
Slugger Maintains Fast Pace In National League
Magee tops batting in last season and leads Philadelphia Quakers, fueling early surge at head of standings. Tips note Detroit’s finish kick may win games, while Cy Young rests. Leever released by Pittsburgh. Nig Clarke improves after trade to St Louis. Cub machine hurt by Chance absence. Bodle’s debut draws crowds.
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Philadelphia
Iast
Quakers
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Charlie Murphy
Auburn dominates interscholastic track meet at Puyallup
Auburn takes top honors with 57 points as Puyallup Bremerton and Kent trail. New Castle Cream Rye beats Seattle Port nine five to four in a prior round. Iroquois humbles Levinsons seven to one at McGee's park and challenges semi pro teams for a $100 purse.
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McGee's Park
Bues Leaves Game After Collision in Saturday Play
Art Bues bumped into Manes causing a dislocated shoulder and sidelining Bues indefinitely. Cocash advances to the lineup with Creaikehank shifting to center as Seattle Mattress Co. beats Washington Mattress Co. 18 to 14 at Columbia Park. Fred Weed returns to right field in strong form after a week illness.
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Britt Train at Pull and Bush in London Boxing Notes
Britt trains near Hampstead Heath London in fair shape after months sparring with Packey McFarland Ray Bronson Jim Clabby Ea McGoorty Harry Lewis and two French fighters. He eyes 10 round New York bouts after six rounds and notes tough sparring and upcoming match talk about O'Keefe Forbes McGovern Morrin Palzer and other boxers.
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Ray Bronson
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Ea McGoorty
Harry Lewis
Nelson
Pride of Frisco
New York
Amateurs Play Thirteen Inning Tie and Local News Recap
Thirteen innings produced a 2 2 tie for the Brown and Hulen Billiards with Graff striking out 13. Moore fanned 16 for the soldiers in a tight contest. Old Starbees of Seattle beat Port Blakely 4 3. Pendleton led the interstate field meet with 27 points, Wattsburg second with 26. South Bend and Raymond split, 17 14 after a previous 6 3 loss. Leavenworth beat Odeasa 3 1 at home. G Spaldings of Seattle topped Port Angeles 6 2 with timely hitting. Woods of Mount Vernon shut out Burlington.
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Johnson to Meet Flynn for Possible Championship Bout
The Pueblo fireman Jim Flynn, who knocked out Al Kaufman in Kansas City, may fight Jack Johnson within three weeks. Johnson said he would be willing to meet Flynn before Jack O’Brien’s club, and Flynn appears eager for the chance to become champion.
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Chicago
May
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Big al Kaufman
San Francisco
Kansas City
Jack Johnson
Flynn
Jack O'Brien
1911 North Pacific Lawn Tennis Schedule Released
Dates for the 1911 tourney season announced by the North Pacific International Lawn Tennis Association. Openings set for July 13 to 15 in Portland Oregon, state championships the week of July 17, Washington championships in Seattle the week of August 14.
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Oregon
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