Giants Barely Beat the Bees In Pitchers Duel
Beating the Bees 3 to 2, Seattle nicked Victoria in a tense game with strong pitching. Zackert held the Victo rians to five innings of near no hit work before Jackson and McCreary struggled. Davidson supplied the decisive eighth inning homer for Seattle while Leard and Leard's defense helped seal the win.
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Burns Not Dead Yet After Wolgast Beating
Burns shows up in San Francisco insists he is not dead after a Saturday beating by Ad Wolgast. He says he is marked only and will fight again in a day or two then travel east to pursue the championship. Moran, Wolgast’s July 4 challenger, trains at Lake Tahoe and San Rafael and remains confident Burns will recover.
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McMurray Juniors Beat Bryant In Weekend Camp Showdown
McMurray Juniors defeated Bryant by seven runs as Batteries Martin and Cochrane led McMurray while Johnson and Ness pitched for Bryant. Mukilteo Juniors beat the Twenty-fourth Street team of Everett 9 to 5, their second win this week. Storks triumphed over Invincibles 12 to 6 at 66th street playground with Miller belting three two-base hits.
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Western Dry Goods Defeats M Seller By Wide Margin
Western Dry Goods team defeated M. Seller & Co. Saturday afternoon by a one sided score of to 1. Freed pitched well, surrendering only four hits. A home run by E. Swan Gon highlighted the game. Western Dry Goods has a few open dates. Address Ralph M. Bolles, Western Dry Goods Company.
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Lincoln High awards L emblems to 24 athletes
Twenty four track athletes and baseball players at Lincoln high received L emblems yesterday. Recipients include Carr Coates Dana Raymond Clyde Howells Mahaffe Nelson Oleson HH Thompson P Thompson Ames Anderson Hinton Anderson Smith Evans McDonald Young Stowell Wilson Morris Hovey and More house.
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Lightning defeats Murphy and boxing pairings loom
Tip Wright surveys boxing and baseball notes from Harlem to Philadelphia. Knock Out Brown defeats Tommy Murphy early in the opening round echoing a 1906 upset, prompting talk of a Brown Wells matchup and future welterweight options. McGraw recalls Bresnahan’s switch to catcher and manager influence shaping baseball careers amid sport-wide chatter.
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Governor Bans Ten Round Bout In Kenosha
Sam Laing ford versus Tony Caponi fight halted by governor last night. Separately the Washington Motorcycle club plans a Seattle to Vancouver B C run next Sunday with about 50 cars expected to participate.
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Midget Athletes Invited to Puget Sound Meet
Midget athletes from Puget Sound high schools are invited to enter a track meet to be held on the University campus next Saturday. The weight unit is 116 pounds.
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Amateur Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games Across Seattle Area
Olympia defeated Brown & Hulen of Seattle 6 to 2 and Auburn beat Carbonado 7 to 4 in a pitchers duel. South Park beat Issaquah 7 to 2. C W railroad defeated Clipper 17 to 6. Iroquois lost to Port Blake 10 to 8 with Chap man remarkable on relief. Port Gamble Indians routed Ludlow 5 to 1. Rhodes beat Fort Lawton 6 to 6 in a doubleheader. North Seattle Athletic Club beat Newcastle 6 to 1. Hippen struck out ten in four hits. Mukilteo routed Everett Elks 10 to 0. Silverdale swept Fernwood 3 to 1 and 2 to 1. Granite Falls seeks a fast shortstop.
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Murphy Buys Left Handed Pitcher At $15,000 Offer
Chicago Cubs president C Webb Murphy declares a standing $15,000 offer for a first class southpaw. He notes the team’s weakness has been pitching and says a left hander equal to Nap Rucker of Brooklyn would be a good investment.
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Hatteries Stars Cole Archer in New York Duel
In New York, Hatteries faces Cole and Archer while Steele and Gibson also compete. The pairing highlights a tense showdown among noted players as the event unfolds.
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Champion Kitsap County rivals edge Seattle Mattress in close finish
Seattle Mattress beats Carmen Mattress 7 to 6 on Columbia grounds with Collins and Greybiehl starring the mound and Frank Novak blasting three homers. Carman threats noted as Bridges and Kichling supply the heaviness in the loss.
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