Seattle shuts out Los Angeles in Pacific Coast League game
Seattle defeats Los Angeles 2 to 0 in a Pacific Coast League matchup. Angel pitcher W Hall struck out, but an error and two hits in the eighth inning allowed Seattle to score twice. Final: Seattle 2 Los Angeles 0. Oakland-Tacoma and Portland-San Francisco results also noted.
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Oak
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Portland
Warriors and Braves Open Season at Recreation Park
The S A C warriors meet Coach Hempel s Braves in the clubs first game of the season at Recreation Park. The roster lists players including Coleman Plummer Lasater Sample Wells Bees Burrington Peabody Ratter and Bane and notes a Wednesday kickoff with attendance expected.
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Sample
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Blind University of Kentucky Football Team Faces Off
Louisville report praises a totally blind University of Kentucky football squad for an extraordinary game. The piece notes the players’ strength and discipline, describing their ability to block and run with the “pase” call amid intense pressure. The account emphasizes perseverance over challenge and the remarkable pace of the blind athletes.
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Gregory
Evolution of Baseball by A H Hart
A historical overview traces early leagues, rivalries, and the rise of the National League American Association and American League. It notes key figures, notable player incidents, and the Brotherhood wars, ending with baseball’s modern structure and widespread popularity.
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Mate Browns
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Ties
Deasley
Dotan
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Lucas
National League
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American Association
American Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Western League
Ban Johnson
American League
United States
America
Indian Jim Faces Train Fight in Frightful Whimsy
A chaotic scene aboard a train features Jim, known as Indian Jim, clashing with rival pugilist Jack amid alcohol and laughter. The fight ends with the men reconciling as the train nears its stop, while Marvin Hawt is hailed in a humorous local tribute.
Eastern Football Realignment Sparks College Antagonism
Tactics froth over possible schedule realignment stirs tension among Columbia Pennsylvania Yale and Princeton. Disputes center on upcoming games and regional play with strong reactions from athletic departments and supporters.
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Pennsylivents
Yale
Princeton
Norton
Tale
Pri
Are Youse On A Vous of Thestrica In Denver Scramble
In Denver a chaotic street scene features several figures including John and an abrupt end line. A one minute scrap highlights a back number and arena tensions as participants push for attention and a quick exit.
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John
Denver
Rumor Spurs Debate on League Headquarters Move
A local report notes discussion over relocating the league headquarters to New York. It mentions one official objecting to the move and another offering no stated reason for his preference.
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New York
Nelson White bout target at National Sporting Club
The National Sporting Club plans a bout between Nelson and White. Jimmy Pritt defeated White in San Francisco in two rounds several months ago. Pritt is long and rangy and fights at arm's length.
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National Sporting Club
Whon
Hiattlring Nelson
White
Jimmy Pritt
Wiite
San Francisco
Australian bout offers lure Jeffries to fight in Australia
John Wren of Melbourne posts a $10,000 purse for the winner of the Curries Kenrick fight as a potential attractant for Jeffries to compete in Australia. The proposal promises Jeffries costs paid if he accepts, with Bill McColl as an alternate if declined.
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Antipodes
John Wren
Melbourne
J. J. Ee Fries
Jeffries
Australia
Jeff
Bill McColl
American Chauffeur Gains Ground in Racy Auto Scene
An article notes the rise of American chauffeurs in prestige roles once dominated by French drivers and highlights a New York Empire track carnival celebrating Oldsmobile with a race meet, dinner, and a runabout prize. It also mentions color trends in cars and a Cuba race rumor, plus economy tests by the New York Motor Club.
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Empire Track
New York
John T. Cutting
Oldsmobile
Metropolia
Olds Care
Fiat
Lancia
Vanderbilt
George W. Young
Richard-Brasier
Florida
New York Motor Club
Vaudeville Sketch Offer Reported by Philadelphia Paper
A New York theatrical agent offers to book Rube and Ossie Schreck for a vaudeville sketch in Philadelphia. Rube shows eagerness while Ossie, wary, avoids spotlight features. Gossip notes Waddell’s faint stage history and a harsh past work titled Stain of Gilt.
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New York
Ruebens
Gossies
Waddell
Thanksgiving Game Planned by Seattle Second Team
Manager Harold Stuart of the second Seattle high school football squad arranges a Thanksgiving match against Wenatchee high school. The game is set to be played in Wenatchee and marks an intercity rivalry establishment this holiday season.
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Harold Stuart
Seattle
Wenatchee
Yea Men Hurt In Yeoman Game Yesterday
A lively exchange recalls a yeoman game with enthusiastic talk about a score. Reports mention four visiting players killed or wounded and six of ours sent to a hospital, hinting at a tough contest.
Slugging Stevenson's Parked Scrimmage Tactics Draw Fire
The Philadelphia papers criticize quarterback Blevenson for rough house play in college football. They say his elimination would be a long step toward clean play and accuse Stevenson of slugging in scrimmages and using unfair tactics. His attempt to slug Dietrich against Lafayette led to a goal for that team and his removal from the game drew jeers from fans.
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Philadelphia
Blevenson
Pennsylvania
Stevenson
Dietrich
Lafayette
Seattle High School Football Game Called Off
Seattle area football team rests after plans to face Portland Academy were canceled. Reports suggest Portland players declined the matchup amid rumors of rivalry and egotism. local strategies emphasize training to drop weight and regain form, with ongoing talk of Cor’s future in featherweight competition.
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Seattle
Portland Academy
Portland
Tin Hin Mountains
Anton
Corit
Honore
Allen's Long Balsam Promises Cough Relief Alternatives
A vintage note claims Allen's Long Balsam will positively break up a deep racking cough beyond relief by other means. The advertisement emphasizes effective relief and suggests other supportive remedies may follow.
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Allen
Jenkins Takes First Match In Tacoma Bowling Series
Jenkins defeats Pawlasek 953 to 941 in five games at A street alleys Tacoma as first series leads 11 pins. Next series set for Monarch alleys Tuesday night with final series to be played at Kent on Friday November 24. Both players showed steady finishing in the closing frames.
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Jenkins
Pawlawack
Overcott
Enaay
Kent Alleys
Garmes
Pawlasek
Jenking
Jenkina
Season Closed Drafting Season Reopens in A League
The piece notes a harsh fall in the league where stronger players feed on weaker ones. It describes lower tier players venting by lashing out, including harming a dog as a release for pent up emotions.
Still Played On Browne Tours Toughness Despite Injury
Duncan H Browne of Columbia played on at tackle for an entire half with a broken collar bone in the game against Princeton drawing comments on his fortitude and sacrifice.
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Duncan H. Browne
Columbia
Kinceton
Browne
Local Newspaper Man Promotes New Opera Theme
A newspaper figure Mertens launches a new operatic theme with performances across town newsstands. Mollody, famed as Toney, and Jack O Keefe, who outpointed Honey last October in Blue Island, appear in the program alongside Zubeick in a revived athletic event.
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Toney
Jack O Keefe
Honey
Biue Island
Spason Athletic
Cub
Ot Zubeick
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