Seattle Wins 10 Inning Game Over Vancouver 2 1
Seattle wins in the 10th inning 2 1 over Vancouver after a tight game. Five Seattle hits to Vancouver's four, late scoring comes from Weed and Breen with Beavers tying in the eighth before Akin earns the win in the extra frame.
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Frisk's Hitting Beats Tacoma in Spokane Victory
Emil Frisk former Seattle outfielder homered and doubled three times as Spokane defeated Tacoma 9 6. McCamment struggled for Tacoma while Holm shut down Spokane. Key plays included two double plays and Frisk accounting for multiple hits in 14 Tacoma losses.
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Butch MacGinnity Returns to Regale with Old Rules Debate
In a river town tavern, Butch MacGinnity rebukes modern football rules after a reunion with former La Lapaloosa stars Dogey Coot and Reddy Gooch. They recall a 1908-era game where players stayed out after injury, contrasting with today's provisions allowing quick returns after treatment.
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Cobb's Eyes Failing Heightens Detroit Star's Worry
Sept. 8 in Cc Eland Hugh Jennings, manager of the Detroit club, said Ty Cobb is afflicted with eye trouble and may risk losing sight. Cobb’s physician notes the inflammation is serious, Cobb batting with a nearly closed left eye while the right remains weak. exam shows left optic normal but right eye near sighted.
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Snohomish Beats Chicago U In Close Baseball Clash
Snohomish scored a 43 game against Chicago University in a tight contest on the way to Japan. Pitcher Stevens struck out batters, Collins stole home early, and Snohomish prepares to face the Mikados in Seattle before sailing on the Kamakura Maru.
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Queen Anne H Sells for Captaincy After Elopement
Queen Anne high school football looks for a new captain after Donaldson Graybill elopes with Mildred Stine and will not return this year. Candidates so far include Atchison Bryant and Cook with McFee and Foster possibly joining the race as they command followings.
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Scarce game birds and notable baseball highlights
Reports from Asotin and nearby say game birds are unusually scarce this year as hunters push them to the hills. Emil Frisk, now with Spokane, hit a homer and three doubles in Tacoma. The Indianapolis Motor Speedway plans a 25,000 prize auto meet pitting American cars against European rivals. Kelly again delivers base on balls and a key hit in the tenth. Kaufman and Kubiak sign to box six rounds in Baltimore on September 19.
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Largest field in sixth annual San Mateo beach show
BENCH SHOW ENTRIES SAN MATEO Cal Sept largest field ever entered will compete in the sixth annual beach show of the San Mateo Kennel Club opening on the grounds of the Peninsula hotel next Sunday afternoon.
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New Acorn Spike Safer Than Old Cleats
The acorn shaped spike invented by Trainer Joe Quirk of Washington is praised as a safer alternative to sharp edged cleats. Players including Ty Cobb Eddie Collins Ownie Bush Turner Cy Young and the Cleveland club praise its grip and reduced danger while maintaining footing and speed on soft fields.
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Kubiak’s Record Prompts Heavyweight Hype
The article notes Kubiak has 26 fights with seven no decisions, two losses by knockout including Sandy Ferguson in four rounds last year and Joe Jeannette in ten rounds last October. He has won most others by knockout, a strong 90 percent rate, suggesting potential for a title bout. Tufts cancels the football game with Yale.
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Joe Jeannette
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Bowling scores in Biemarck and Imperial match
The Imperial lanes posted a 1211 series led by Davis and Young in three games with Bux and Gress second at 1103 and Robb and Koeh third at 1080. Bismarck’s best is 1183 by Bostons and O'Donnell, sparking a city wide two man challenge. Attenping Duncan credited 278 and O'Donnell 291 for top day scores as Seattle and Vancouver games unfold.
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Speck Edges Dyer in Six-Round Bout at Armory
Hilly Speck defeated Cluff Dyer in a boxing match at the State Armory yesterday. The fight, set for ten rounds, ended when Dyer quit in the sixth due to illness after Speck was knocked down in the third. A large crowd witnessed the bout, and the gate money was split between the fighters.
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Rifle Match at Lawton Winners Named in Fort Lawton Event
The Seattle Rifle and Revolver Association held its fourth annual shoot at Fort Lawton. Winners included George Russell in the R A match and Seattle Sporting Goods Co. handicap, D. W. King in the Il ner match, Lieut. Fred V. Berger in the Piper Taft revolver and allcomers events, and Sergt. J. McKee in the mid range 500 yards.
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Tragedy as Pitching Practice Kills 12 Year Old Hoge
Edward W. Hoge, aged 12, died after a baseball thrown by his brother struck his temple during practice in Washington. The incident underscores dangers of fast pitches in casual drills.
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Edward W. Hoge
Heating stove stock promotes efficient designs in Seattle
Exclusive Seattle agents report immense winter stock for a heating stove line. An ordinary straight draft stove wastes about 44 percent of fuel as gases exit the chimney before burning, highlighting the efficiency of the new models.
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