Giants Hitless in Vancouver Beavers Rally Past Giants
May 17 Vancouver game report shows Beavers overpower Giants with 11 hits and multiple early runs. Dickenson pitched well for Beavers but Giants failed to score until late. Tacoma notes include a near comeback as Victoria edged Eddie Burns with late hits.
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Veteran Player Fred Parent Sent to Baltimore League
Fred Parent, once a standout in the Connecti cut league and a batting ace with Boston Sunfield, was released to Baltimore Eastern League by the White Box. A former major leaguer known for fielding and speed, he spent time with the Beanies in three championship series and a world series run before moving to Chicago in 1909 and later bouncing between infield and outfield with inconsistent batting. First Baptists 4 First Christians Plymouth Congregation 9 First Presbyterians 4 Ye Congregation 9 First
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Portland and Indians game halted after five in rain
In Portland on May 17 the Portlanders and Indians were tied 0-0 after five innings when showers forced the game to be called. Final score 6-0 in favor of the locals, with the strange line indicating an interrupted box score.
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Lightweights Bout With Wolgast and Packey McFarland Denied
San Francisco May 17 deny report that Ad Wolgast and Packey McFarland would fight Los Angeles on Labor Day. Manager Tom Jones disputes the claim calling the weight figures absurd. The piece notes a 1234 pound weigh in and questions the planned match.
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National League Scores and Lineups From New York and Philadelphia
Baseball summary notes National League games with Philadelphia 24 to 7 oversee, Cincinnati at St Louis 8 to 6, Brooklyn at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia 6 to 3. Batteries listed include Steele Biles Raymond Ames Wilson for New York and Sugas McLean Chalmers Schule Moran for Philadelphia.
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Unsigned fragment hints at players in 3 battery pairings
The garbled text lists names Cicotte Carrigan Lafitte Stanage linked with a 3 Battery pairings context. No clear event date venue or organization is readable. The fragment preserves identifiers but lacks a coherent narrative.
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Tides at Seattle Report
Tide details show a high at 9:29 p m reaching 14.7 feet. Low tide data is incomplete and unreadable in the record.
Real Hero Worship by Tom Akers
A poem praising sports leadership and cleverness in grabbing advantage. It mocks worship of high achievers while praising the player who "murders" the ball and the "Captain of Finance" who thrives in the calcium spot. The speaker elevates the skilled ball handler over traditional leaders.
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Brown and Murphy to Fight May 25 in Chicago
Negotiations completed today for Knockout Brown to meet Harlem Tommy Murphy on May 25 in Chicago. Brown’s manager Morgan says Brown is progressing and would like to face Owen Moran or Wolgast on July 4 if opportunities arise.
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Washington crew launches first eight oared shell at Lake Union
Washington's new Seattle made eight oared shell will hit the water this afternoon from the crew house at the head of Lake Union. Franklin highs and Ballard nine race data at Dog's Ballyard this afternoon. R. C. Dean loses pool match to Floyd McCoy 40 to 46 at Brown & Glen's parlors. Plymouth nine defeats M. C. A. seniors 9 to 3 at Lincoln Park. Y M B C loses to Business Men 13 to 7 at Seattle College grounds.
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Kids Sport Roundup Highlights Youth Baseball And Football Wins
The Lincoln Midgets routed Queen Anne Midgets on the Queen Anne lot. The Invincible Stars defeated the Seattle Nationals 17 to 12. Sedro-Woolley Tigers toppled Burlington 10 to 0. West Woodland beat Ross 8 to 3. Baby Websters beat Puget Juniors 8 to 6. Teams seek Saturday games. several contact numbers are listed for scheduling.
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Grammar Games Today Interbay Fairview and More
A list of high school matchups across Seattle area venues including Interbay Fairview Ballard Longfellow Cascade Woodland Adams versus Warren Woodland Green versus Latona Day South Park versus Hay Lincoln West Seattle versus Walla Walla Madrona versus Whitworth Collina.
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Ruth Spencer Breaks Pole Vault Record in Lake Erie Meet
Ruth Spencer of Mansfield set a new pole vault record at Lake Erie college track meet in Painesville, clearing 6 feet 4 inches. The performance surpassed the previous mark and highlighted the day's events.
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Court orders Johnson to pay for bust. sports chatter from Troy to Boston
By order of a New York court Jack Johnson must pay 1100 dollars for a bust crafted by Carlaine Schardict. Johnny Evers may miss the season due to nerves while in Troy New York. A Yale Harvard track team has accepted an England trip to meet Oxford Cambridge in July. For the sixth time Jimmy Walsh and Al Delmont draw in Boston. Harry Forbes, former bantam champ, receives bout offers from Fort Wayne and Terre Haute as he trains to meet Johnny Conlon or Patsy Brannigan.
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American girl wins British women’s golf title one round
Dorothy Campbell, the American champion, won the first round of the British women's golf championship opened at Port Rush Ireland on May 17.
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Tips From Tip Wright on Baseball Fame and Salaries
A column discusses Wolgast Me Partand, Packey Me, and McFarland, noting loud crowds and a May 1 Chicago match. It questions baseball salaries, citing figures for Johnson, McGraw, and Chance, and argues the public often swallows inflated numbers while fans ignore actual love of the game.
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Baseball Pennant Hope Surges For Local Enthusiast
A statesmanlike indifference to politics fades as a fan proclaims his fever for baseball. He craves the pennant outcomes this year and declares his deepest zest lies in a decisive game rather than statecraft.
Ball Game Ball Changes Boost National League Hitting
Illustration explains how a livelier cork core ball with thicker rubber increases long hits in the National League compared to last season. The ball now drives away from the bat and bounces oddly on ground, helping batters more than pitchers opponents in 1911.
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PROOY M and FREED Best Wrestling byerea
Wrestling news item notes PROOY M and FREED as leading figures in a culture column. References Washington Building Main Street venue S182 with no clear event details or dates. The fragment emphasizes wrestling prominence and venue naming.
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