Gardner Dominates as Beavers Defeat Turks 3-1
In Vancouver on September 9 Harry Gardner silenced Seattle as the Beavers won 3-1. Gardner allowed only five hits while Joss faced eight, and Seattle's lone scoring came on a fielder's choice play and later runs on infield outs. Swain homered in the sixth for Vancouver.
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Hall Wins In Pitchers Duel In Tacoma
A pitchers duel between Hall of Tacoma and Kratzberg of Spokane ended with Tacoma winner due to costly errors and better support. Five hits off Kratzberg and six off Hall. Cooney was the Indian shortstop with two hits.
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Citizens urged to prepare firearms before season opens
Citizens planning to go this year are advised to take their guns to a gunsmith now to ensure they are in condition before the season begins.
American League at Washington game summary
The report covers an American League matchup at Washington featuring players Sweeny Walker Reisling and Beckendorff. Details on scores or outcomes are not clearly readable in the fragment, but the note indicates a game event with several listed players.
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Aviator Chavez Sets New Height Record at Issy
Paris dispatch reports aviator Chavez, a novice, ascent to 8,600 feet in a Blow riot monoplane at Issy. He stayed aloft 40 minutes establishing a new height record.
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Wolgast McFarland Fight Hangs On Signatures
Chicago September 9 The articles for the Wolgast versus Packy McFarland bout set for September 30 before the Star Athletic Club Milwaukee have not been signed. The club has not posted its forfeit to bind the match. Johnny McFarland posted 500 with the Empire Athletic Club to bind the match. He says Packy will go through with the mill if he does not pull down a vent.
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Old-Time Football Advocates Against Modern Rules
Lincoln high school coach Austin K. Alien rejects calls to make football safer and slower. He argues for the 1902 game, praising mass plays and criticizing the new code for favoring offense and reducing defense. He notes average material for Lincoln this year and lists several players and training changes.
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Chicago U Turns the Tables on Snohomish
Chicago University baseball avenges prior loss by defeating Snohomish 3 to 2 after out-hitting 11 to 1 yet errors fueled Snohomish runs. Ma roons’ pitching held the locals to one hit, while Snohomish plans to Seattle and then Japan to face Mikado, a team of Japanese players.
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Publichette league sets two football classes by weight
At a recent officers meeting the Publichette league arranged football by weight into two divisions for the season. Schools may enter one team per division and players may not switch once assigned. School principals must certify eligible players before kickoff. Regular games use four periods of seven and a half minutes with no intermission except between the second and third periods.
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Broadway Teens Wait On Abbott Return For Grid Season
Broadway high school worries as Ed Abbott who fled from Alaska last week has not yet turned out for the team. Coach Borbase expects him back soon and says four candidates remain. Broadfoot and Ben Abbott, brother of the tardy fullback, joined the squad yesterday.
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Keogh Wins Block of 200 Points in Pool Championship
Jerome Keogh of Rochester defeated Thomas Hueston of St. Louis 239 to 116 to clinch the second 60 point block in the world pool championship. Hueston led early but Keogh surged ahead in the later racks.
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Kellar to Fight Carroll in Oakland Wheelmen Card
British amateur champion Sammy Kellar faces Jimmy Carroll in a six round no decision main event at the Oakland Wheelmen club on September 14. Eddie Smith will referee the bout, Carroll coming off a win over Monte At toll as he aims to prove himself in the lighter division.
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Whitman Starts Fall Practice At Washington State College
New coach P Ont Hoff plans early practice to drill players in rules and conditioning. Returning veterans include Capt Hunter, Foran, Laird, Mahback, Nelson, DeWIt and Englehorn with Mast possibly rejoining. Australian rugby players and sprinter Jack Nelson also expected to join, Nelson facing eligibility questions under conference rules.
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Fisher to Catch Ball From Call Building Saturday
Fisher of the Portland team will attempt to catch a ball tossed from the Call building top on Saturday morning with teammate Gregg pitching.
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