Break Even On The Last Games Of The Season
Seattle and Butte split a doubleheader to close the season with 4200 fans attending the two games. In the opener Rush shut out the Miners as Roosevelt struggled for the Smashes. In the second game Peon, a former army recruit, homered and Russ Hall’s team edged Seattle 4 to 3 as Dudley and Cartwright starred in the field. Time of game 126. Tacoma notes follow.
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Butte
Hutte
Rush
Roosevelt
Peon
Russ Hall
Dudley
Cartwright
Morerd
Racrifice
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Port Wees
Patterson
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Wilkine
Tacome
Tacoma
Ipekene
Stewall
Vistors Becauss
Leonl
Killiley
Aberdeen Clinches League Pennant After Final Series
Aberdeen wins the league pennant by sweeping Vancouver in the final series after a season where Seattle briefly led. Ta coma challenged but Aberdeen maintained the top spot, and the Tigers failed to overtake them.
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Aberdeen
Tacoma
Vancouver
Seattle
Tigers
Baseball Notes Showcase of Exhibition Games and Prospects
The report covers Dugdale and teammates preparing for next season with injuries and signings, plans to try big league baseball in Boston, Seattle exhibition matches with Aberdeen and Hingham, and Detroit and Chicago odds discussions. It highlights Dudley’s notable catch, Cartwright’s drive, and Russ Hall’s find in Thompson, plus Danny Shea’s steady pitching for the Tigers and a gold watch tribute in Tacoma.
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Harry Rush
Hean Myers
Wmil Frisk
St. Paul
Hostog
Seattle
Aberdeen
Dugdale
Kush and Coy
Tows
Wash Tribe
Russ Hall
Thompson
Fort Worden
Butte
Garvin
Russ
Wanderers and Thistles Play to 1-1 Draw at Woodland Park
The Wanderers and the Thistles tied 1 to 1 in a fast second half at Woodland Park. Thistle scored to equalize and Waithe produced the Wanderers’ goal.
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Wanderers
Thistles
Woodland Park
Thistle
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Seattle Rangers Fall 1–0 to Tacoma in Fast Soccer Battle
Tacoma edged Seattle 1 to 0 in a brisk soccer match held in Tacoma. The contest drew many Seattle supporters who watched the close clash unfold on the road.
Seattle High School Tops University in Virtual Victory
The Seattle high school defeated the University of Washington football team in a virtual victory Saturday, outplaying the heavier university players at every stage. The local crowd notes the high school showed superior speed, spirit, and game knowledge, while UW faces calls for lineup and coaching changes.
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University of Wash@aton
Gahan
Hever
Place
Theigh School
Championship Series Arranged Between Chicago and Detroit
The National Commission sets the world series schedule. Games run Oct 8, 9 in Chicago. Oct 10, 11 in Detroit. Oct 12 in Detroit. Oct 13 back in Chicago. Eligible players for Chicago include Brown, Chance, Durban, Sheckard, Shulte and others. Detroit lists Archer, Coe, Mullin, Jennings, Willett among others. Hank O Day and John Sheridan to umpire.
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National Commission
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O'Leary
Rossman
Schmidt
Siever
Schaefer
Willett
Hank O'Day
John Sheridan
Races From Saturday Meet Win By Narrow Margins
Six races are listed with winners and placings. Stoner Hill wins first at 5 to 2. M Rolle leads second race. Lene wins third. Lexoline takes fourth. Vanael wins fifth. Belitoone captures sixth. Each line notes times, odds, and top finishers.
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Overlande
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Lee
Deutschland
Edwin Gunn
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Pratt
Laura Clay
Addax
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Poy
Deacon
Dainty Beile
County Clerk
Ling
Dr. Spruill
Charlaton
Track Race Results From Local Meet
Chartie Eastman won the first race with Mortiboy second and Pilattoon third after a 1 18 14 time. Shirley R captured the second race over Linda Lake with Lady Ermy in third in a 1 3 8 mile. The Fishman led the third race ahead of Gill and Witte Green with a 200 1 6 time. In the fourth race Delaby’s contestant edged CW coms Konite while See Recitement won and Lord Dixon placed second.
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Moreland
Mortiboy
Pilattoon
Shirley R
Burton
Linda Lake
Lady Ermy
the Fishman
Gill
Witte Green
Eixteenths Lefi
Delaby
CW Coms Konite
Lord Dixon
Fourth race results from Birmingham meet reported
The sixth race over one and one sixteenth miles saw Merry George ride to victory at 4 to 1 odds, finishing ahead of Harmakis in second and Ayrwater in third. Time noted as 1:32 for the race with Bey?en and others listed in the field.
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Mingham
Merry George
Bowen
Harmakis
Ayrwater
Tailor B C Miller Drops Dead at Home
While entertaining guests at 414 Spring Street last night the 29 year old tailor B C Miller collapsed and died from probable heart disease. He had worked for Dean and Curtis and likely had relatives in Philadelphia. The body lies at Bonney-Watson chapel.
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Spring St
B. C. Miller
Dean & Curtis
Philadelphia
Bonney-Watson Chapel
Leach Heads to Washington as New Mint Director
Frank Leach, after a decade as superintendent of the San Francisco mint, has been named United States director of mints. He is traveling from Seattle to Washington, D. C. to begin his duties and praised the Seattle assay office’s conditions on a recent stop.
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Frank Leach
San Francisco
United States
Seattle
Washington, D. C
June Bride Dies After Short Honeymoon
Kathrine Anderson wife of Alex Clifford Anderson died soon after marriage at age a bride of three days. Rev W J Metz joined them in wedlock and will conduct the funeral Tuesday at 1 PM. Mrs Anderson home is 1811 Fourteenth Ave. Neighboring business Oriental Billiard and Pool Parlor at 1415 Third Ave promotes eight new tables and Seattle’s only 5219 pool table for gentlemen.
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Alex Clifford Anderson
W. J. Metz
Mra Anderson
Katherine Gross
Seattle
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