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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1906

Page

2

Unlucky Oscar Jones struggles as Oakland wins two

In two extra inning games yesterday Oscar Jones faltered as Oakland won a 12 inning contest on Ike Rockenfield’s error and again in a second game. The visitors also took a separate short contest amid ten errors by cattle Mhade. Jones allowed two two-base hits in the ninth and lost the twelfth inning. The crowd showed disappointment as Vickers Belt failed to shine and locals fell into a weak showing.

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Pitching Clinches Shutout Victory for Beattie's Team

In Saturday's game Rockenfield delivered the deciding timely hit to back Beattie as Ki Cates pitched a careful strong effort. Charley Hell starred with standout work while the Oaks were held scoreless by superb pitching. Halt, Blankenship, and Cates contributed to the shutout run support.

Rockenfield Beattie Cates Charley Hell Oaks Hovre Halt Blankenship

Portland Baseball Update from May Telegraphed Notes

Fragmentary report from Portland details miscellaneous baseball actions and player mentions. Pitched efforts, fielding notes, and scattered game glimpses include several named players and teams with unclear outcomes and dates.

Baseball history in the Pacific Coast League hangs in the balance

The fate of the Pacific Coast League and baseball in Beattie appears to hinge on an Oakland meeting of league magnates. James Agnew leads Beattie toward a possible withdrawal from the Coast League to join the Northwest League, while fans and cities weigh new rivalries and potential lineups, with Seattle Tacoma Portland Spokane and other towns shaping a Northw eet circuit.

Beattie Oakland Heaston Jim Agnew Agnew Portland James P Flushing Lucas

Berdern Teams Prevail In Evening Tilt

In a tight match Berdern edged Tacoma with key plays from Batteriee Finney and Cuching. The locals scored 6 6008 points in a gripping late game, with standout performances shaping the final score and momentum for upcoming contests.

Tacoma Hes Lcals Finney Cuching Massey Detloy

Amateur results from the afternoon game in Renton

The report lists a first game with uncertain text mentioning teams or players and a final score around eight to five. Names such as Bhliiman and Bometone appear in a garbled OCR line. The source is too fragmented to determine clear teams or outcomes.

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Seeeetett Contest Hits Madtown Spur Rivalry

A garbled note from a local sports page hints at a recent contest between Seeeetett and the Pen on the Ringetstors in Madtown Spurs. Details are unclear.

No-Hit Game Sets Record in Narrow Win

The report notes a no-hit victory on May 1 with pitcher Ray Brewens shutting out Menrose. Despite rough offense early, the team managed a 3 to 2 win as Altman, Welch and Wiking contributed key defensive plays and late hits.

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Unscrutable OCR Fragment Sparks Names and Places

An unclear OCR snippet mentions Seattle and college juniors with scattered terms. The legible components include place names and affiliations but lack a coherent event or outcome to report. The fragment resembles page notes or a listing rather than a complete story.

Ellie Sets High Score at Portland Trap Meet

Ellie, the city crack trap shooter, posted a high score at the Multnomah Gun Club in Portland yesterday. Billie won $2 from a possible 100, as a large crowd of expert shots attended the event and the competition was noted for fine shooting.

Re. BK Ellie Portland Multnomah Billie

Og hool Team Plays Today At Recreation Park

Seattle high school and Filate college teams meet at Recreation Park this afternoon as two top amateur squads in the state. Blair recently dominated eastern Washington, Whitman College and University of Thahe Nine are also noted. Local pitcher Mateh Melford is expected to shape the game as the teams harbor strong hopes of victory.

Seattle High School Filate College Atecreation Park Blair Washington Whitman College University of Thahe Vlair Beattle High Bookane Mateh Melford

University of Washington Shines in Opening Track Meet

The University of Washington defeated Whitman 73 to 49 in the first inter-collegiate track meet of the season. Whitman’s four athletes scored well, Parker set a university half mile record at 0.0846, Hunt’s best was 20.41.2, Parker and Rex Smith led UW while Cox of Whitman edged in the 20 yard dash.

University of Washington Whitman Toa Washington Bhirley Parker Dick Huntoon Parker Rex Smith Cox

Sidelights on Well Known Ball Players

Carl Londgren pitches in the National League for Chicago and draws praise as a top pitcher. A Marengo resident and local leader, he serves as a debating society judge and trombonist in the band. A college graduate, he once warmed a Chicago bench and last season was among the league’s best pitchers, with hopes for further improvement this year.

Carl Londgren Lundgren Hisskol Tek Skolvorten Marengo

Unclear Text: Racing Results and Names

unreadable OCR fragment outlines a horse race with times and horse names but key details are missing. It mentions a second race, a one mile distance, and horses such as Capote and Tinker, with partial trainer or jockey references and locations in vague terms.

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Pitcher Amesta Tales From the Mound and Bucks of Strategy

Leon Ames discusses pitching strategy and keeping the batter off balance. Amesta, a Warren Ohio native, was drafted by the New York Nationals from the New York State league two years ago. Last season he played 80 games with 266 strikeouts 106 bases on balls and 216 hits allowed. He won the opening game of the season against Philadelphia.

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Cook Exploring Party Arrives for Arctic Attempt

Dr. F A Cook, the explorer, and his party arrived in the city yesterday to begin outfitting for an expedition aimed at reaching McKinley. The group includes MC Parker, KR W Parker, BH Brows, and Fred Prints, with plans to depart for the west ward on the Santa Ana next Wednesday. Cook bought 20 horses at North Yakima for pack use.

F. A. Cook McKinley Eetty MC. Parker Yates University of Newark KR. W. Parker BH. Brows Fred Prints Cook Santa Ana North Yakima

Mary K E Steel Addresses Meeting on Personal Responsibility

Mrs. Mary KE Steel delivered an address at the Y W C A meeting yesterday afternoon. Her subject was Personal Responsibility. Frangelier A Miller of Figin It will hold meetings at Bethany Congregational church every afternoon this week.

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