Indians win two and take a strong lead
Rain reshapes standings as the Indians win both ends of a Spokane doubleheader to move 23 points ahead of the Giants. Vancouver defeats Portland in Vancouver while Seattle suffers through a congested schedule with multiple games planned against Tacoma and Spokane. Speas, Morans stand out amid a rough day for Portland.
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Indians
Bees
Dug's Park
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Colts
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Speas
Indians Sweep Bees In Doubleheader Shutout Victory
Spokane wins both ends of a twin bill against Victoria. Hartley triples to drive in two in the first game, turning a tight affair. Kraft dominates the second game, with Smith starting for the Bees and Harmon relieving.
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Spokane
Hartley
Victoria
Kraft
Smith
Bees
Harmon
Eccentric Sports Jottings From Washington and Coast
The text chats about hunting season dangers and overzealous fans at ballparks, notes a boxing smoker for elevator workers, and reports shifts in Union association planning. It includes a balkline billiards recap from San Francisco and mentions a 142 balkline world championship won by Schafer after five games.
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Washington
Seattle
Platt’s Hall
San Francisco
Lon Morris
J. F. B. McCleery
Morris
Balkline
Schafer
Ivea
Marksman Retains Cup Through Wide Range Competition
A marksman achieved the high aggregate on all ranges as the cup, earned two straight years, remains the property of the holder. This year B. M. Hatton of Seattle, who won it last year, is again among the competitors.
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B. M. Hatton
Seattle
D C Team Wins Sea Girt U S Championship Rifle Shoot
The team rifle shoot for the championship of the United States concluded in Sea Girt New Jersey with pany K of the First Regiment National Guard District of Columbia defeating rivals by a score of 364. The competition allowed four-man teams firing ten shots at 200 yards and ten at 600 yards.
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Sea Girt
N. J
United States
Fitzgerald Wins Hard 20 Mile Marathon
Jimmie Piteratt the 1 5 mile indoor champion led the 11 entrants for 36 laps on a muddy Magison Park track finishing first in 1 hour 69 minutes. Paul Westerlund California runner took second in 2 hours 6 minutes 30 seconds, with Victor Norman Seattle third in 2 hours 15 minutes 20 seconds and Ross King Buckley and H Sato Japan next. Poor weather reduced crowd size and some runners finished barefoot as the track remained heavy.
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Jimmie Pitegeratt
Paul Westerlund
California
Victor Norman
Seattle
Ross King
Buckley
H. Sato
Weaterlund
Fitzgerald
Weaterlund II
King
Rune
Regene Butler
California Sweeps National Tennis Honors
California athletes dominate the sport with Maurice McLoughlin holding the national singles title and teamed with Bundy as national doubles champions. Miss Mary Browne of Los Angeles leads women's singles and pairs with May Sutton as women's doubles champions. Clifford B. Herd of Pasadena wins interscholastic title.
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San Francisco
California
Maurice McLoughlin
Thomas Bundy
McLoughlin
Bundy
Mary Browne
Los Angeles
Miss Browne
May Sutton
Clifford B. Herd
Pasadena
Miller High Gun On Close Match At Local Grounds
Ralph Miller won the high gun title at the traps in a near flawless final, scoring 96 of 106. Hugh Fleming finished close with 95 as Ing scored 95. Berger, Chin medal winner at Portland, joined as a visitor. In New York, champion Johnny Kilbane and manager Jim Dean with Cal Delaney were due to arrive. Kilbane may tour England and Ireland this winter.
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Johnny Kilbane
Jimmy Dean
Cal, Delaney
Cleveland
Kilbane
England
Ireland
Northwestern league chief Jones will not seek re election
Portland Oregon September 2 Field er Jones president of the Northwestern league will not seek re election when his term ends December 21 He cites business reasons for stepping down with Charter Oak Heaters and Modern Furniture Company as noted entities.
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Portland, Or
Fielder Jones
Northwestern League
Jones
Charter Oak Heaters
Modern Furniture Company
Yeee
Rivers and Mandot Ready for World Lightweight Showdown
Joe Rivers of Los Angeles meets Joe Mandot of Memphis in a 20 round world lightweight title bout at Vernon arena today ring set at 133 pounds. Charles Eyton is referee with a large Los Angeles crowd anticipated after a strong undercard featuring Eddie Campi and Battling Chico.
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Man
Wire Angeles
Ad Wolgant
NAPS TRY OUT NEW OUTFIELD IN CLEVELAND
The Cleveland Americans fielded an entirely new outfield for today's game against Chicago. Buddy Ryan will miss at least three weeks due to leg muscle injury, said manager Davin. With Hank Butcher suspended and Graney injuring a shoulder, Davis faces continual outfield turnover.
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Cleveland Americans
Chicago
Buddy Ryan
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Hank Butcher
Portland
Davis
Butcher
Graney
New Notes of Swedish A A by Charles Magnus
Al Richardson appears as a hopeful at Lake Union training camp with fast rounds and solid landings. M Moe to coach lady gymnasts of the U T 8 this winter. N Schultz, a wrestler and former club instructor, travels from Vancouver. winter plans likely to extend.
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Lake Union
N. Schultz
Vancouver
Good Play Marks Earlington Tourney
Dr. R B Rose defeated Robi Small 64 75 in a first round tennis match at Earlington Town and Country Club. L Penn Bird beat C P Constantine 36 75 638 in another close bout as rain barely interrupted play. Others: Marshall Allen over J M Meekman 64 64 Roland Stewart over H Cosgrove 62 64 F H Blackshear over Alexander Griggs 7 6 6 0 R K B Rose defeated Rob Small 64 75 B S Morris over Bruce Griggs 64 64. Play resumed at 9 this morning.
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Robi. Small
Earlington
L. Penn Bird
C. P. Constantine
BE. Langley
Marshall Allen
J. M. Meekman
Co. P. Constantine
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H. Cosgrove
F. H. Blackshear
Alexander Griggs
R. K B. Rose
Rob Small
B.S. Morris
Bruce Griggs
Flynn Favorite In Today's San Francisco Bout
Charl ie Miller the 218 pound San Francisco heavyweight meets Jim Flynn the Pueblo fireman in a 20 round bout at Daly City. Flynn favored to win with 2 to 1 odds and Miller confident despite a 36 pound disadvantage. Also on the card Abe Label vs Joe Azevedo 10 rounds and Joe Lannum vs Frankie Stevens featherweights. Main event slated to start at 3 o clock.
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Charlie Miller
Daly City
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Miller
Flynn
Spider Kelly
Louis Parente
al Palzer
Fiynn
Abe Label
Joe Azevedo
Joe Lannum
Frankie Stevena
Feathers
Willie Ritchie Set for Title Winner Showdowns
San Francisco report says Willie Ritchie can meet the Rivers and Mendel winner in Los Angeles if he weighs 133 pounds ringside. Offers include three bouts in New York before Billy Gibson's club against Leach Cross Packey McFarland and Matt Wells. Ritchie may fight One Round Hogan locally before heading east, per manager Billy Nolan.
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Willie Ritchie
Los Angeles
Billy Nolan
Ritchie
New York
Billy Gibson
Leach Cross
Packey McFarland
Matt Wells
Nolan
Hogan
Opening of 8 A C gym boosts boxing season outlook
After repairs the 8 A C gym opened with a record Business Men class attendance. Frank Vance is new athletic director and pleased with prospects. Pat Scott, new boxing instructor, led first class and praises his unit artists. Boxers Morrow Duval O Neal and rising stars Saffrons Mead Hart prepare for winter schedule.
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Frank Vance
Pat Scott
Washington
Pat
Saffrons
Tom Mead
Hart
Washouts Delay Afternoon Game in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on September 2, rain washed out the morning game between the Ricago Cuba and the Pittsburg Pirates of the National League. The afternoon game will be played as scheduled.
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Ricago Cuba
Pittsburg Pirates
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