Infield Comparison: Braves and Athletics Battle for Edge
The piece weighs Boston Braves against the World Series champions as to infield strength. It ranks McInnes as top first baseman, Schmidt’s fielding, and Maranville Barry Collings pairing at middle, with Eddie Collins and Johnny Evers noted for second base. Athletics shown stronger on offense and third base, while Boston edges in defense. The analysis concludes the Athletics carry the overall infield advantage, with potential run production depending on pitching and defense.
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Local elevens square off in practice and prep season
Ed Hunter captain of the Washington Park Athletic club says his eleven will face the University of Washington in a Saturday practice game at Dennyfield with hopes of keeping the score close. The Interscholastic season opens at Dugdale field at 2 30 pm with Broadway and West Seattle fringe. Broadway looks lighter and weaker than last year but has shown promise in scrimmage.
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Beef Trust
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Chuck” Reeves
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University of Michigan
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West Seattle
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Old Park
Tobacco Cultivation Expands Across Ontario Farmland
More than 15,000 acres in Ontario are under tobacco cultivation yielding over 20,000,000 pounds. The report highlights extensive farming activity and robust output potential in the province.
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Ontario
Seattle trap shooter McKelvey returns from Dayton and Atlantic City
C E McKelvey, Seattle trap shooter, returns from the national tournament circuit. His Dayton score was 143 of 150 and in Atlantic City he shot 98 of 100 to win a trophy.
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C. E. McKelvey
Seattle
Dayton
Atlantic City
Outlaws Open to Peace Talks With Organized Baseball
Chicago reports that Federal league president James A. Gilmore says the outlaw league is ready to meet organized baseball to discuss plans for peace. The statement signals potential negotiations to end hostilities between the two leagues.
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Chicago
James A. Gilmore
Federal League
Outlaws
Coastess Mobel Wins Grand Circuit Feature in Columbus
Coastess Mobel defeats Lilian V in straight heats at the Columbus grand circuit race meet. The favorite Lilian V. is bested as the event closes today with Coastess Mobel securing the win.
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Coastess Mobel
Lillian V
World Series official scorers named by two cities
Boston writer Ralph E. McMillan and Philadelphia’s James C. Isaminger are selected as the official scorers for the world series by the sport writers of their cities.
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Ralph E. McMillan
The
Journal
James C. Isaminger
Philadelphia
Los Angeles Pitcher Arrested On Statutory Charge
Pitcher Frank Arellanes of the Los Angeles baseball club was arrested today on a statutory charge involving a 14 year old girl from Portland. The arrest followed a telegraph warrant.
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Los Angeles
Frank Arellanes
Los Angeles Baseball Club
Portland
Women in Japan Bypass Home Work for Livelihood
In Japan nearly 200000 women earn their livelihood outside their homes. Many work in the fields and some at the docks.
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Japan
A C makes clean sweep against CAC in boxing and wrestling
The Seattle Athletic Club dominated the international boxing and wrestling tournament, taking all four boxing events and the sole wrestling match against Vancouver's Commercial Athletic Club. Archie Wyard defeated Bob Fox in two rounds. Henry Gleason defeated Art Swaies. Tommy Phelps beat George Ross. Earl Baird beat Les Patton in three rounds. Runchey stopped Bo Johnson in seven minutes. Unattached boxers Richardson, O'Malley, Holland, and Sharp won their matches.
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Seattle Athletic Club
Commercial Athletic Club
Vancouver
Archie Wyard
Bob Fox
Henry Gleason
Art Swaies
Tommy Phelps
George Ross
Earl Baird
Les Patton
Runchey
Bo Johnson
Richardson
Woody
O'Malley
Kubey
Holland
McIntyre
Sharp
Dohl
Hoppe Extends Lead in Balk-Line Billiards Duel
Willie Hoppe holds a commanding lead over Melbourne Inman in a two-block 18.2 balk-line billiards match. Hoppe led 2 926 to 2 264 after yesterday’s games with a high run of 112 in the afternoon session.
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New York
Willie Hoppe
Melbourne Inman
Hoppe
The Ohio Method Teeth Replacement Offer
An advertisement for dental services proclaims missing teeth can be replaced by artificial teeth that feel natural. Examinations are free and estimates provided. A 12 year guarantee backs the work with prices listed for sets of teeth and individual crowns bridges and fillings.
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Glahe Eyes Seattle Move After Spokane Title Run
Spokane wrestler Glahe, three years Pacific Northwest 115 lb champ, may join Seattle A C colors as Multnomah A C of Portland seeks to recruit him. He has not lost since 1911 and would team with Oliver Runchey to form a strong Seattle duo in the Peninsula circuit. Opening winter smoker in Everett draws include Ingle Burns and Granger bouts resulting in draws.
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Collings
Spokane
Pacific Northwest
Seattle
Everett Athletic Club
George Ingle
Roughhouse
Burns
Billy Williams
Percy Cove
Leo Crevier
Walter Granger
Thousands Collect War Pennants From The Star Offer
Star readers may obtain wool felt pennants 15 by 35 inches showing correct national flags of European nations at war. A flag coupon and 15 cents in person or 20 cents by mail gets one pennant. Decorate your den or living room while building a colorful war-time collection.
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Seattle Athletic Club offers free guest entry during banner recruitment day
The Seattle Athletic Club expects a surge in membership today as the $50 initiation fee is waived for the day and members in good standing may bring a guest free. In baseball action Lou Stanley pitched for the Missions yesterday and lost 2 to 1 to Venice.
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Seattle Athletic Club
Lou Stanley
Venice
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