Mt Baker Wins Star Junior Title In Thrilling Tilt
Mt Baker secures the city title with a 3 to 2 victory over the Felix club in a tense ninth inning. Key moments include Thorburn and Boyer advancing on errors and Kringle contributing a triple and single for Mt Baker while Sheedy held Felix to one inning in a strong pitching display.
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Dame Fate
Ay Field
T. Baker
Felix Club
Thorburn
Boyer
Miller
R. Thorburn
Wen Sheedy
Mt. Baker Boys
Sheedy Wild
Ackelson
Hoyer
Liedtke
Sheedy
Frisell
Kohler
Sharbro
Felix
Kringle
Mt. Baker Club
Buallard Beavers
Seattle Stuns Vernon 2-1 in 17th Inning Tilt
Seattle breaks a 1-1 deadlock in the 17th inning as Middleton doubles and Bohne doubles to drive in the winning run. Beattie pitcher Seibold hurled a brilliant 9 inning plus effort holding the Tigers to six hits and one run. The victory squares the series at three games each in a dramatic Los Angeles showdown.
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Los Angeles
Seattle
Vernon
Tigers
North
Seibold
Bucks
Beattle
Welser Dell
Eldred
Kenworthy
Dell
Smith
Mueller
Brick
Chadbourne
Bolne
DeVormer
Long
Stumps
Murphy
Middleton
Bohne
Moxy
High
Stumpf
Firs
Dempsey Miske Carpentier and other title talk today
Boxing and tennis headlines pivot on Dempsey Miske Carpentier clash with Carr ent on the horizon. John Tilden Johnston and Britton Tillman also loom with titles and rankings in the same day’s sports page.
Mt Baker Triumph In Stormy Inning Showdown
Dertey Patterson returns from Washington as Mt Baker edges Mt Baker won by a run. Paul Kringte belts a first inning triple the hardest hit ball of the game. Ernie Liedtke backs the attack with two singles and a possible triple in the fifth. Bhabro makes a sharp left field catch and J Thorburn snags a long foul.
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Paul Kringte
Beh Reyer
Mt. Haker
Wee
Robert
Ernie Liedtke
Mr. Paker
Het Die the Apple
Bhabro
J. Thorburn
Giants Rise in Standings Under McGraw's Leadership
The Giants, once in the cellar, surge toward the top with John McGraw driving effort and grit. The team shows punch and revival, drawing crowds as they approach the first division, while Reds fear their renewed form. Powdered shark hide note appears as unrelated filler.
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John McGraw
Giants
John
Pepper
McGrawites
Reds
Robins
Yankees
Babe
Eddie Roush Defies Odds With Switch Throwing
Eddie Roush, star outfielder of the Réda, explains he has always been a natural southpaw. He learned to throw with his right hand due to home town glove scarcity and frequent infield duties, while he has always batted left handed.
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Eddie Roush
Réda
Indiana
Dempsey Miske Bout Draws Benton Harbor Fight Buzz
Heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey and challenger Billy Miske prepared in Benton Harbor Michigan for their title bout as rain and a power outage marred the eve. Bets on the weather were popular while advance crowding and high prices marked the arena sellout amid early turnout and train traffic.
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Jack Dempsey
Billy Miske
Miske
Georges Carpentier
Europe
America
Dempsey
Carpentier
Lavinaky
Lavinesky
Carey
IL. R. Blanchard
Benton Harbor
Mich
St. Paul
Benton Marbor
Jack Heinen
Jack
Dempecy
Doubleheader Results Storm Across Balt Lake and Angels
The first game ends 8 to 10 with Balt Lake prevailing after heavy hitting. The Angels win the second 6 to 10 as the Acorns tally late. The Scale and Reavers split, Scale winning morning 6 1 and losing afternoon 2 1. Lewte struggles with three bites in the first contest.
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Anerts
Eeeepitt
Balt Lake
The
Angels
Acorns
Senators
Ryan Bomed
Lewte
Robine Wins Tight Major League Return
In a tight day of baseball action the Robine claimed a 2 1 win over the Braves as Marquard pitched well allowing four hits. Heine Groh’s 12th inning triple gave the Reds the lead over the Cards as the Mets edged the Browns in the fourth game.
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Robine
Fhraves
Marquard
Heine Groh
Wilson and Lundberg Win Bike Races
Two new amateur bicycle racing champions were crowned at Greenlake during the Northwest championships. In the six mile youth race under 16, James Wilson led with John McDermott second and Byron Scott third. The 25 mile free-for-all was won by Arthur Lundberg, with Arthur Wilson, Delos Webb and Henry Allen following. Francis Blethen won the slow race over Bill Redell.
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Greenlake
James Wilson
John McDermott
Byron Scott
Bill Redell
Arthur Lundberg
Arthur Wilson
Delos Webb
Henry Allen
Francis Blethen
Bill Redei
Wilson Calls Off Fight in Canton Middleweight Championship
The scheduled bout between Johnny Wilson, middleweight champion, and Bryan Downey of Columbus was canceled after Wilson cited a nose injury. Matchmaker Mike McKinney announced the withdrawal last night, with the championship to be staged in Fire losses in this country and Portland soon, Canada during July, it is estimated, Saturday's races were under the totaled $26,155,825.
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Johnny Tillman
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Ohio
Britton
Weiter
Canton
Johnny Wilison
Bryan Downey
Columbus
Mike McKinney
McKinney
Wilson
Portland
Canada
Amateur golf play opens at Roslyn course
Roslyn New York September 6 play for the national amateur championship began today with 225 entrants from around the world. The morning round started at 7 o clock and included champions from the United States Great Britain Canada and France. After qualifying rounds today 33 players will advance in the tournament.
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Rosslyn
N. Y
United States
Great Britain
Canada
France
Arena Smokers Card Lines Up Main Event With Flores
Joe Gorman the Portland lightweight and Marcario Flores the Filipino top the Arena card for Wednesday night. Eddie Jackson vs Young Sam Langford. Lloyd Madden vs Red Gage. Frank Pete vs Sailor Killoran. Fred Kent vs Clem Zukowsky. Kid Martin vs Sailor Willie Wise. Gorman due to work out first time for Flores bout at 4 pm today. Gorman in good shape. Flores to light work until Wednesday.
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Joe Gorman
Portland
Marcario Flores
Clay Hitchan
Eddie Jackson
Young Sam Langford
Lloyd Madden
Red Gage
Frank Pete
Sailor Killoran
Fred Kent Ve
Clem Zukowsky
Kid Martin
Sailor Willie Wise
Joe Gormanta
Flores
Gorman
Mt. Vernon Opens Little World Series With Win
Mt. Vernon defeats Auburn 10 to 0 in the first game of the series at Mt. Vernon. Hall pitched shutout ball as Mt. Vernon tallied 10 runs and Auburn produced none. Charley Schmutz slated to start for Auburn in game two.
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MT. Vernon Wash
Hall
Mt. Vernon
Auburn
Charley Schmutz
Templeton Tops Seattle Gun Club Sunday Shoot
Dr. C. L. Templeton led the Fort Lawton grounds competition with 49 of 50 targets. RK. W. Kinzer and L. H. Reid followed with 48 each.
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Dr. C. Ll. Templeton
Seattle
Fort Lawton Grounds
RK. W. Kinzer
Ll. H. Reid
Johnston and Tilden Meet For National Tennis Title
William M. Johnston of San Francisco faces William T. Tilden II of Philadelphia in Forest Hills for the national singles championship with Johnston the defending champion. The prompt also notes a Lloyds shipping statistic about U.S. vessels increasing 600 percent since a prior period.
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William Johnston
California
William T. Tilden II
Forest Hills
N.Y
Tilden
Wallace Johnson
Philadelphia
Johnston
Young Caner
Harvard
N. Y
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
Lloyd's
U.S
Sir Tom Wins First Yacht Race at Lake Washington Regatta
Sir Tom owned by Ted Geary and flying Seattle Yacht Club colors won the first of three regatta races on Lake Washington. Naomi from Queen City Yacht Club finished 11 minutes behind. The Gazeka and Viking led other craft as breeze ranged from eight mph to calm. races resumed after Mercer Island cruises and Seward Park picnic.
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Sir Tom
Ted Geary
Lake Washington
Stanley Griffiths
Seattle Yacht Club
Naomi
Queen City Yacht Club
Madison #1
William Wiley
W. B. Collins
Johnny Graham
Mercer Island
Seward Park
Pel fans call for top pitcher to bolster Dobbs era
In New Orleans fans demand manager Dobbs add a first class pitcher as the Walker Torkelson Barrett Philips quartet weakens. In Kansas Rev. G W Taylor notes only two of 227 married couples seek divorce, highlighting low divorce rates among his congregation.
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Pel
Dobbs
Walker-Torkelson-Barrett-Phillips
G. W. Taylor
Hiawatha, Kan
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Babe” Ruth
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