Washington Falls to Army in 24 to 7 Setback
Washington's football squad under Bagshaw faltered against the Ninth Army Corps, losing 24 to 7 as the Army exploited a late-pass drive to pull ahead. Johnny Wilson sent signals nervously while Eckman and Beckmann showed flashes, and Washington plans adjustments after more intensive practice to improve cohesion and tackling.
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Ashington
Bagshaw
Sun Dodgers
Ninth Army Corps
Washington
Johnny Wilson
All Star Selections Underway in Pacific League
Fans are invited to submit Pacific League All Star picks with at least 10 games played this season. Choose five pitchers two catchers two utility players and several regulars and include name and address. The fan vote winner receives $10 and should mail entries to All Star Editor Seattle Star.
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P. C
Seattle Star
Yankees vs Giants World Series Showdown Predicted
A street survey favors the Yankees for the World Series while players name the Giants as the team with better balance. The Yankees rely on power hitters like Ruth and Meusel, but the Giants counter with stronger defense and pitching led by McGraw and a lineup including Youngs Burns Meisel Kelly Bancroft and Frisch.
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Leo H. Lassen
Yankees
Giants
Miller Huggins
Yanks
John McGraw
Ruth, Meusel
Pipp, Peckinpaugh
Los Angeles Wins Do Well Race With Final Day Decline
Los Angeles clinches the season title as Sacramento finishes second, San Francisco third, and Seattle fourth. The Seals jolted Seattle with a one sided win, Winn 9 to 1, while Jima Scott pitched well and Beattie’s staff struggled. The Indians surged to 56 in a late rally after Seattle’s early lead faded. Lefty O Doul had a strange week pitching in three games and not finishing one.
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Los Angeles
the Angeles
Sacramento
San Francisco
Seattle
Seals
Jima Scott
Beattie
Indians
Braves
O'Doul
Francis Must Keep His Head Up On The Mound
Ray Francis aims to prove himself in the American League but must stay alert on the mound. The text notes he often loses track of runners and misreads outs, yet his talent and potential suggest he will improve with experience and time.
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Ray Francis
Francis
The Wrong Kind of Publicity Hurts Giants Crew
The San Francisco Scale lost their early season lead to Los Angeles after a riot erupted in the seventh inning when umpire Croter ruled Dee Walsh out on strikes. Players Sam Agnew Jim OConnell and Charley Graham were involved, with O Connell taking a blow. all faced potential heavy fines from McCarthy.
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Golden Gate
Los Angeles
O'Deail
the Caveney
Croter
Dee Walsh
Sam Agnew
Jim O'Connell
Charley Graham
O’connall
McCarthy
Indians Clinch First From Setback to Beavers
The Seattle Indians gained top spot despite a rough season mark against Los Angeles. Seattle won only two of 14 against the champions, with Los Angeles the sole club to top the Indians, who finished the year by splitting results with Frisco, Oakland, Sacramento, and East Lake while beating Portland by 11 and Vernon once.
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Angels
Seattle Indians
Seattle
Portland Beavers
Los Angeles
Indians
Tribe
Losgie
Frisco
Oakland
Sacramento
Eait Lake
Portland
Vernon
Pacific Coast League
Lee Angéiee
Ealt Lake
Esoe
Lee Aeles
Oak
Salt Lake
Ryay Seagma
Beattie
San
Oekland Beeesees
Balk
Cleveland
Boston
Billy Evans to Cover World Series for Star Readers
Billy Evans a renowned baseball umpire and authority will cover the world series for Star readers. An analysis of the two New York teams by Evandé will appear in Tuesday's Star with Evans reviewing every game for Star fans.
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Billy Evans
New York
Evandé
Star
Evans
49 Players Listed for Big Series
New York Oct 3 Giants and Yankees announce eligible players for the World Series. Pitchers include Giante Mehr Toney Douglas Barnes Shea Galles Ryan Causey Mays Shaw Key Moyt Harper Quinn Collins Biercey Ferguson Rogers Lutz. Catchers include Giante Snyder Smith Gaston Gonzales Schang Devormer Hoffman. Infielders feature Giants Kelly Rawlings Bancroft Fried Kopf and Yankees Pipp Ward Peckinpaugh McNally Baker Fewster Mitchell. Outfielders list Giants Young Purns Emil Meusel Brown Cunningham Brengel and Yankees Bob Meusel Miller Ruth Roth Hawks.
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New York
Giant
Yankee
Giante
Fried and
Kopf
Yankees
Pipp, Ward, Peckinpaugh
McNally, Baker, Fewster
Mitchell
iN Y Fans Dont Play Favorites
In New York the Giants and Yankees draw split loyalties as the fall classic approaches. Oddsmakers offer 9 to 10 on the series with bets on Babe Ruth homers. Large crowds, 40 thousand per game, expected as Giants sell out seats while Yankees have limited reserved tickets left.
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Henry L. Farrell
New York
Giant
Yank
Tank
Manhattan
Babe Ruth
Giants
Yankees
Babe Ruth Sets New Home Run Mark in Final Game
Babe Ruth, baseball’s home run king, hits his 9th homer to reach a new record. he belted his 59th of the season in New York, off pitcher Fullerton in the third inning of the final game.
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Babe” Ruth
New York
Fullerton
Boston
Pankert
Mollocher
Cub
Whiteman
Barber
Rookie stars in World Series history Big leaguer breakthroughs
The piece surveys rookies who rose to fame in World Series play, including Carl Mays with the Yankees and Bush, Roche, Whiteman, and Bowell. It notes how unlikely bench players seize center stage, citing key games from 1905 to 1920 and the impact of timely hitting and sharp defense on championship outcomes.
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Carl Mays
Yankee
Boston
Brooklyn
Shore
Red Sox
Nordes
Forge Whiteman
Whiteman
Beverll
Ray Chapman
Tris Speaker
Indians
Bowell
University of Alabama
Redskins
Sewell
Speaker
Brooklyn Dodgers
Close Scores Feature First Star Soccer Tiffs Robinson to Stage Workout
ALINAS JACK ROBINSON the California welterweight boxing Travie Davis here tomorrow night at the Pavilion for the Coast title was to work out this afternoon at 2:00. He arrived in Seattle yesterday and loosened up before Beattie fans. Malone says he looked good in the session.
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Alinas Jack Robinson
California
Travie Davis
Beattie
Seattle
Jimmy Malone
Cascade A. C
Khé
Travie
Malone
Eddie Moore
Eddie Sell
Johnny Jordan
Ray Gibbs
Tommy Sontag
Joe Mattison
Harry Levy
Billy Edawards
Women Golf Stars Tee Off In National Qualifiers
In New Jersey on October 8, about 170 women golfers compete in the qualifying round of the national championship. American champion Alex Sterling and Cecil Leitch, the English queen of links, head the field as favorites.
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Deal
N. J
Alex Sterling
Cecil Leitch
Hibernians Win Class AA Title in South Park Final
The Hibernians defeated the Non-Pariers in the final game of the Class AA semi pro elimination series at South Park yesterday. Washington pitched well for the winners, holding the Nonpareils to four singles.
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Hibernians
Speaker to Quit Game in Cleveland Rumors Rise
Cleveland rumors say Tris Speaker will not lead the Cleveland club next season and may retire from baseball. The town is abuzz as the veteran outfielder’s future in the sport is debated amid talk in local circles.
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Speaker
Cleveland
Tris
Hagen Defeats Barnes 4-2 in Pro Golf Final
Walter Hagen defeated Jim Barnes by 4 to 2 in the finals of the American professional golfers championship at Far Rockaway New York. Cosmopolitan Research Society of Brooklyn offers 100000 dollars for discovery of a medicinal cancer remedy.
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Far Rockaway
N.Y
Walter Hagen
Jim Barnes
New York
Cosmopolitan Research Society of Brooklyn
Unclear baseball play-by-play notes with multiple errors
The captured OCR lists base hits, double plays, and sac hits with players Walsh Caveney Kilison Geveney Toxin Stumpf ODeul Biolen Gillenwater and Demarest. It attributes a charged defeat to Crumpler with umpires Byron Carrel and Croter, amid fragmented at bats and scoring lines.
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Worthy
Caveney
Tella
Nisen
Ruh
Kelly
Uble
Walsh
Cavenhey
Billieon
Kamm
Kilison
Geveney
Stumpf
Bacrifice
O'Deul
Biolen
Eiar Bates
piteh-Gillenwater
O' Deul
Rene
Prencia
Rune
Bite
Gillehwater
Demarest
Crumpler
Byron
Carrel
Croter
Ereia
Vt Walsh
Tb Steerer Yelle
Feott
Middleton
Patterson
Kenworthy
Brimepe
Ty Beatt
Breates
Bite Ellison
Aish
Hit Walsh
Tome Amusewihn
Waleh
Pitened
Acobs
Hite Ee
Brenton
Jacobs
Jacobe
Dailey
Beott
Dyron
Carroll and Crater
MH. PO. A
Bohick
Pepe
O'Deu
Gillen
tLane
Kenworth Plumpe
Tobin
Francia
Fe Eben
Gillenwater
Boore
San Francisco
Tenner
Seattle
Franeis
Balle
Frantis
Demares
Crum
Bliy
Wilson
Ken
Cue Stars To Open Tourney
Ten of the top three-cushion billiard players begin play today in Pittsburg for the American title. entrants include Johnny Layton, Bob Cannefax, T 8. Denton, Ota, Charles Weston, Augie Kieckhefer, Charles McCourt, Hugh Neal, Pierre Maupome and Alfred De Oro. The Seattle grammar School soccer race opened Saturday with 23 teams.
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Pittsburg
Johnny Layton
Bob Cannefax
Denton
Ota
Charles Weston
Augie Kieckhefer
Charles McCourt
Hugh Neal
Pierre Maupome
Alfred de Oro
Season Opens with Wide Action in Star Soccer League
The Star Soccer League opened with all 17 senior teams and 10 junior elevens in action at Seattle playfields. West Seattle topped Woodland Park 4 to 1 in the day’s feature, while Maple Leaf Post beat Post Office 6 to 6. Open matches included Haas-Eckart Cigar Co. vs Boeing Aircraft Club, and Hawthorne Juniors defeated Highland Park 8 to 1. Washington Park shut out Ben Paris Billiard Parlours 8 to 0. Private dancing lessons noted at Bright's.
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Maple Leaf Post
Benttle
Washington Park
Eter
Menne Ballard Juniors
Ene
Cowan Clear Co
Tenner Alien A. A
Louie's F. Dd
Highland Park
Bett Paris Blcliards Mth
Star Soccer League
Seattle
Lincoln
Arthur Shaw
West Seattle
Woodland Park
Park
Haas-Eckart Cigar Co
Boeing Aircraft Club
éGraw
Lower Woodland
Hlawthorne
Deatile Grammar
Awthorne
Highland
Columbia
Washington
Ben Paris Billiard Parlors
Banard Juniors
Cowan Gigar Co
Lincoln Park
Falcon Athletic Club
Allen Athletic Association
South Park
French Dry Cleaners
Walla Walla
Bears Rally Narrowly Over Olympic Club in San Francisco
California Golden Bears barely edged the Olympic Club 14 to 19 in a tense early season college football clash in San Francisco. The win followed a prior victory of 21 to 7 over the same opponent the year before, signaling a cautious start for ALIFORNIA as other major games unfolded across the country.
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Alifonia
Golden Bears
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Pittburg
Panthers
Lafayette College
Setorgen
Beast
Ee Effereen
New York
Amherst
Wittenbere
Asee
tacAmes
Chicago
Chisago
Stocknwentern
Annapetta
Navvy
Kent Carolina State
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Arvor
Michigan
Mount Union
Washington
Georgetown
Jore Bon Wesley
Cambridge
Hervere
Holy Cross
Lafayette
Ind
Pure Due
Hanover
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Glebury
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Army
Springfield
Princeton
Princsves
Gwerthtore
Wea Jeon
Wia
Wisconsin
Lawrence
New Haven
Yale
University of Vermont
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Ohio University
Pantom
Patafayette
Pittsburg
Columbus
Ohio State
Wesleyan
Minneapolla
Minnesota
Dekota
West Peter
New Hampshire State
Baler
Oregon
Topeka
Titt
Weehbern
New York University
Hobart
Porgham
Sut
Leghe
Irate College
Pean—Peng
Gettyeburg
Lowe City
Cniversity of Teen Kooz
Clymhpia
Ttebsaeeis
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Pine Street
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DJ Dunbar
Robin Hood
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John Ruskin
Hani Cigar Ee
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