One Hit Indians Dominate Black Cats 8–0
Clyde Hall pitched superbly allowing only one hit as Spokane scored eight runs. Mike and the team stretched their winning streak to four games with a strong offensive show, totaling 88 runs in the last four outings while holding the Cats to two. The Portland game ended Portland 1, Spokane 6 and Vancouver 1, Tacoma 2.
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Black Cats
Mr. Stever
Deen Safodea
Hall
Mike
Cats
Indians
Pinnance
Rose City
Portland
Jensen
Sports Scores Card From Early Baseball Season
Summary of early season baseball results shows Chicago at Boston 1 to 3. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Philadelphia 345. Cincinnati 9 to 3. New York at New York 2 and St. Louis 5.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Detroit Detroit 8 Beaton 6 Chicago Chicago 46 Louis 8
Detroit defeat Beaton by 8 points and Chicago loss to Louis by 38 points. New York tops Cleveland 641 to 1 in a surprising scoreline.
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Detroit
Beaton
Chicago
Louis
New York
Cleveland
San Francisco Holds Off LA in 3–0 Win
In San Francisco, the home team blanked Los Angeles 3 to 0. Portland beat Los Angeles Vernon 1 to 0. Sacramento routed at home 7 to 0 against San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
Vernon
Portland
Sacramento
Laont
Angeles
Simon Kenton Wins Derby In Open Pace
In Readsville Masa on September 1 Simon Kenton won the American pacing Derby stake worth 15000 dollars. Bard Allerton finished second and third. The winner drove the 3:12 race.
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My United
Readsville
Masa
Simon Kenton
Bard Allerton
Curtiss to Enter Grand Prix in Brencia Italy
Glenn H. Curtiss plans to compete in the Brencia Italy flying machine races starting September 5. He aims for the Grand Prix, with the race distance reduced from 62 to 71 miles.
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Ty United
Paris
Glenn H. Curtiss
Brencia
Italy
Tough on Barbeau and Harry Storke
When Jap Beebeam and Harry Storke were traded to the St Louis Nationals for Bobby Byrne the Pirates lost a chance at the world championship coin. Similar moves in the American League led Claude from the Detroit Tigers to Washington and St. Louis clubs with Delehanty and Jones likely to vie for the prize.
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Harry Storke
St. Louis Nationals
Bobby Byrne
Cardinals
Pittsburg
Pirates
Claude
Detroit Tigers
Washington
St. Louis
Jim Delehanty
Tom Jones
Big Wrestlers Ready for Title Clash Tonight at Grand
Tonight's wrestling card at the Grand opera house features two leading 210 pound rivals, Ordeman and Roller, both claiming peak form and confident of victory. Joe Carroll backs Ordeman while betting markets show Roller favored 3 to 2. referee Kid Herman will oversee the bout. Also, Willis Booth of the Chamber of Commerce plans a $100,000 aviation week committee to fund January 1910 events in Los Angeles.
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Grand Opera House
Joe Carroll
Ordeman
Seattle
Carroll
Kid Herman
Herman
Roller
J. Copald
Odda
Los Angeles
Willis Booth
Chamber of Commerce
Japanese Jiu Jitsu Pro Ito Defeats Robinson in Thrilling Match
Over a thousand Japanese and many Americans attended at the Grand Opera House to watch Pro Professor Togogora Ito of Japan defeat Eddie Robinson of Los Angeles in a two round bout. Ito dominated with rough tactics and a choking hold, Robinson leaving the ring barely able to walk. After the match Charles Olson of Indianapolis challenged Ito and Robinson requested a rematch, citing poor condition.
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Japan
Eddie Robinson
Los Angeles
Grand Opera House
Ito
Robinson
Charles Olson
Indianapolis
Prof
Three straight shutouts and hot baseball talk
The week brings three Coast league shutouts and Chicago style chatter as fans crave better play. Taylor Hall’s pitching shines with nine runs vs Portland and Aberdeen hopes rise after a rough spell. A writer vents on fan frustration and calls for the Cats to improve.
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Cats
Kaufmann Johnson Bout Prompts Betting Bids and Confusion
In San Francisco on Admianion day fans rush to bet on the Kaufmann Johnson bout after a prearranged agreement that a decision will not be rendered if both fighters stay upright. Referee Smith plans to declare his private opinion, influencing wagers as bettors back the negro champion or Kaufmann to last ten rounds.
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United Press
Francisco
Kaufmann Johnson
Smith
Akreving
Kaufmann
Champion bicyclist dies in Boston crash
Hugh Mc Lean world champion middle distance cyclist died from a skull fracture suffered at the cycle track. The accident occurred last night in Boston and the rider’s death was reported today.
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Boston
Hugh McLean
Carborundum Knife Sharpener Ad Teases Home Use
An old ad touts a 25c carborundum knife sharpener offering monthly value and easy edge maintenance. It claims sharper, faster results than steel sharpeners and targets housewives and parties, detailing a solid shaft, handle and emery stones for quick edge conditioning.
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