Hughie Jennings Battles With 26 Inning Texas League Pitcher
The Waxahachie training trip featured Polson, a young pitcher released by the club, who threw 14 scoreless innings after a 26 inning game ended at darkness. Fort Worth used two hurlers Lee and Wilkenson as the game stretched long with limited hits and runs. Hughie Jennings may regret letting the phenom go asPolson earns praise for endurance and performance.
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Rae
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Jennings
Polaon Jennings
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Fort Worth
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Wilkenson
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Vince Moore Returns to Town as Top Attraction
Seatile athlete Vince Moore the clever back from California tours San and Los Angeles wins, as South pert writers predict a bright prow for him. He is likely to be here soon as a main attract.
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Seatile
California
San
Los Angeles
Benefit Tournament Fails as Good Card
Oakland May 15 The Soldiers boxing tournament failed to meet expectations aside from sparring rounds. Renny lightweight champion was unable to box due to illness after eating and drinking milk. Bob McAllister won by decision over Fill Schafer while Jim Ss. could not compete.
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Renny
Harry Peisinger
Jim Ss
Bob McAllister
Fill Schafer
Jack Kennedy Ready for Bout with Miller in Los Angeles
Jack Kennedy of Hermiston Oregon completed training for his wrestling match against Walter Miller, the middleweight champion, set for tomorrow in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Hermiston
Ore
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Willie Ritchie Ordered Back to Camp Lewis
Willie Ritchie received orders to return to Camp Lewis immediately for division boxing tournament duties. He likely cannot accompany promoter Jim Coffroth to Los Angeles as planned.
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Willie Ritchie
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Ritchie
Jim Coffroth
Los Angeles
Buckaroos to Meet Seattle Giants in Doubleheader Start
Wet grounds force postponement with the Buckaroos set to face the Seattle Giants Tuesday. A second doubleheader was planned for Saturday but shifted to consecutive days, with Monday’s game not played and rescheduled for Sunday.
Spokane Beats Vancouver On Home Ground 5 to 3
Spokane defeated Vancouver 5 to 3 on home grounds in the season opener. Battery was La Cloustea and Marehall for Spokane, while Lukonvic and Roelsle worked for Vancouver.
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Vancouver
la Cloustea
Marehall
Beavers
Lukonvic
Roelsle
High Schools to Meet at U for Annual Track Meet
Arrangements for the University of Washington hosted high school track and field meet are complete. Next Saturday all local schools will be represented in competition and preliminaries will be eliminated by single entries per event due to a small turnout.
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University of Washington
Sportsmen to Meet at L A Club for Second Annual Dinner
At the Seattle Athletic Club Sportsmen will host the second annual dinner Wednesday night at 7 o clock. The program includes speakers stunts and a mock trial as part of the rod and gun club gathering.
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Seattle Athletic Club
Sportsmen’s Association
Turea
Gossips Bolster Mystery of Johnny Evers Departure
New York May 11 Johnny Evers quit the Red Sox without clear cause. Ed Barrow said Evers signed with Fragee promising a season's pay, and Evers claimed he could enforce it but chose not to. The reason for the rift remains undisclosed as gossips fail to uncover details.
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John Evers
Fenway Park
Ed. Barrow
Red Sox
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Red Bee
Athletics From& Seat
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France
Penn Crew is First Choice in College Rowing
Experts favor the Penn eight as the best college crew after defeating Yale in the Chikta cup on Lake Carnegie following wins over Columbia and Princeton. Cornell is not scheduled to row the Quakers this year. a comparison with Cornell and Princeton will come when they meet on June 25.
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Yale
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Quakers
Princetos
Arena to Open as Roller Skating Rink
The arena will open Thursday as a roller skating rink under CW Laster management. The facility offers 16 990 square feet of skating space and 1500 pairs of new skates have been purchased.
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Bolivia Envoy to Japan Seeks Tin Aid
Bolivia sends Victor Munce Eryes as minister plenipotentiary to Tokyo bearing greetings and noting Bolivia as the first South American nation to sever diplomatic ties with Germany. A key recommendation is Japan divert tonnage to aid transport from Holman mines to ease American tin shortages.
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Holman
America
Butte Hosts “Iron Man” Joe McGinnity in Transit
Butte, Mont May 15. The city welcomed Hall of Fame pitcher Joe McGinnity known as Iron Man on his way to join the Vancouver club of the Pacific Coast League now playing in Spokane.
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Mont
Iron Man
Joe McGinnity
Vancouver Club
Spokane
Market report lists fresh produce and wholesale prices
First summer squash from the South arrived and will sell at 1.75 and 2 per four basket crate. Prices for wheat, corn meal, and various feeds are given along with fruit and nut prices and dairy and meat sell prices to retailers.
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Hhabart
California
Timothy Ams
Ames Recipe for Big Leagues Pitching Longevity
A feature on Leon Ames, veteran pitcher in the major leagues, detailing his approach to staying young on the mound. He advocates control, varied pace, and a steady spring, noting his 13-year NL career with the Giants Reds and Cardinals, 462 games, 1465 won, 140 lost, 1453 strikeouts, 2.72 ERA per nine innings.
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Leon Ames
Giants
Reds
Cards
Giants Buckaroos Series Ties in Drawn Games
OM Piave performance and a tied week finish leave the Giants and Buckaroos with no winner or loser. Iron Joe McGinnity hailed as a fan favorite. A mock trial plans to discuss sportsmen actions while Portland seeks to pair Frank Farmer against Fred Fulton amid financial and other objections.
Portland Promoters Seek Fulton Versus Farmer Bout
Efforts to arrange a heavyweight match between Fred Fulton and Frank Farmer are being pushed by Portland promoters after Fulton's vaudeville appearance there. Fulton beat Rudy Peterson in Portland, displaying superior form for a Northwest heavyweight.
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Frank Farmer
Tacoma
Portland
Fulton
Rudy Peterson
San Francisco
Northwest
Shipyard Men Hold To Nelson Amid Transfers
The shipyard team stands with Nelson after rumors linked him to Aberdeen. Devine protests that Nelaton only sat out a few days and remains with the yard team. Bobby Coitrin, once tied to Spokane, also stays with Duthie and offered help to Nick Williams.
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Duthie
Aberdeen
Devine
Nelaton
Bobby Coitrin
Spokane
Nick Williams
Earnings Year Surges Despite Market Pressures
A brief earnings report shows a strong year for the company with higher revenue and profits than the prior period. Executives cite disciplined cost control and robust demand across core segments.
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