Giants in First Place Face Key Bout Tonight
The article previews tonight’s card at the Elka Club in Seattle with main events shaping Northwest boxing, including Vaise versus Pinkman and Neff versus Doxing. It notes local favorites, weight classes, and expected matchups as the season’s smokers approach.
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Seattle
Elka’ Club
Northwest
Johnny
Vaise
Pinkman
Kman
Neff
Nate
Anderson
Druttman
Pete Muldoon
Man Refuses Bench Bet On Baseball Pitching
Jim Cub, a pitcher, tried to retire to the bench between batting and George but was slammed on the jaw. He will stick to pitching here.
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Jim Cub
George
Will
Ouimet the Golfer Also Good Pitcher
Francis Ouimet, famed young golfer, is a devoted baseball fan and capable pitcher. He recently pitched a 13 inning win and proudly defends Boston as the home of both ends of the world series, arguing any suggestion otherwise.
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Francis Oulmet
Outmet
Oulmet
Boston
Joe McGinnity Beats Indians in Spokane Tilt
McGinnity overcame wobbling support to beat Spokane 3 to 2 as Tacoma backed him with Wilson’s fifth inning three bagger Hoffman's score and Levine’s single. Lowie left injured after a fly to left. Batteries Kelly Brenegan McGinnity Hoffman.
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Les Wilson
Hoffman
Levine
Tacoma
Lowie
Kelly
Brenegan
East and West Tennis Meet At Forest Hills
East versus West tennis action continues at Forest Hills New York with players McLoughlin Behr Bundy Pell Johnston Griff Williams Washburn Niles and others scheduled to clash across today and tomorrow including rematches and pairings such as McLoughlin v Behr Bundy v Pell and Griffin v Niles.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
McLoughlin
Behr
Bundy
Pell
Johnston
Griff
Williams
Washburn
Griffin
Niles
His Own Doctor Earl J Bassett Recovers From Gun Accident
Earl J Bassett a NP train dispatcher is recovering at Providence hospital after a near fatal gun accident. A mushroom bullet from a new rifle discharged and almost severed his left hand. He was a mile from the road when he tied a finger cord to stop bleeding and walked to help.
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Earl J. Bassett
N. P
Providence Hospital
Bassett
Lasalle Mann Hits In Two Games For Chicago Feds
Lasalle Mann made a triple, a double and five singles in two games and had nine plate appearances. He bats around .300 for the Chicago Feds and is a pal of Bill Jackson who is with Seattle in 1912.
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Lasalle Mann
Chicago Feds
Bill Jackson
Seattle
Brooklyn Fielding Strong Pitchers and Shuffled Infield
Brooklyn unveils a deep pitching staff led by Smith Coombs Pfeffer Cheney Dell Appleton and Malis with Matis seen as a rising star. Infield moves send Joy Shin from short to second and Zim to third as Bresnahan praises the ready combination.
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Coombs
Pfeffer
Cheney
Dell
Appleton
Malis
Matis
Marquard
Mammaux
Coombe
Joy Sch
Zim
Bresnahan
Hhis
O. K
Dear Miss Grey Advice Column Lettering
An advice column piece presents a series of reader questions about romance and conduct. It discusses a woman who has reformed after a troubled past, a love triangle, the ethics of intervention, and the propriety of a chaperoned outing for a group. It includes a question about hat costs in a modest-income household.
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Miss Grey
Altho
Abso
Chicago A City Wild About Golf
Chicago reporter describes public golf craze with Jackson Park as a focal point. He notes thousands in line early morning hours for tee times as the city claims the most public courses and widespread participation among all ages and walks of life.
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Chicago
Brown Holmes
Jackson Park
Littl
Reds Backstop Tom Clarke Sparks Team Rise From Basement
Tom Clarke, Cincinnati Reds catcher, drives the team from the cellar with sharp handling of opponents and strong throwing. His defense and offense help Herzog stabilize the rotation and push the club near the .300 hitting mark.
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Cincinnati Reds
Tom Clarke
Clarke
Pffenders
Herzog
New Tennis Rule Highlights Tougher Final Set
The new practice allowing 15 minutes rest before the final set shows tennis is not a mollycoddle pastime. Players welcome the rule, which also underscores the game’s strenuous timing compared with other sports and emphasizes resilience under pressure.
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Bessie
Gwendolyn
Kansas City
White Star Denies Arabic Sunk by Submarine Claim
In Liverpool on September 10 the White Star line rejected Germany’s note to the United States asserting the submarine commander planned to ram and sink his vessel. The line maintained the submarine was not seen and thus denied that the Arabic attacked first.
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Liverpool
United States
White Star Line
Cubs Buy Douglass From Brooklyn At Waiver Price
The Chicago Cubs acquired pitcher Phil Douglass from Brooklyn for a waiver price. Douglass, who had been with Spokane in 1913, allowed three hits in a game against the Phillies on Tuesday, but waivers on him had already been requested and could not be withdrawn.
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Chicago Cubs
Phil Douglass
Spokane
Brooklyn
Douglass
Phillies
Waivers
Tealy Raymond and the Seattle club climb to pennant contention
Spokane and Seattle standings shift as Seattle gains momentum after July 4, with Seattle leading by early September and Seattle players Tealy Raymond Hunky Shaw and Beaty driving a remarkable climb. Spokane’s writers dispute Rays of superiority while praising Raymond’s transformation of the team.
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Boston Braves
Giants
Northwestern
Seattle
Spokane
Raymond
Tealy Raymond
Tealy
Dug
Vancouver
Hunky Shaw
Beaty
Baseball Scores Across Leagues and Teams Reported
National league results show Philadelphia 2 9 New York 6 4 Brooklyn 1 Heston ¢ Cincinnati 4 5 St Louis 3 American Washington K 4 New York 4 1 Boston 6 Philadelphia 6 Detroit Cleveland 6 Pittsburg 4 Chicago White Sox 8 Coast Oakland 6 2 Portland 7 San Francisco 3 6 Los Angeles 6 Vernon 19 Salt Lake 4 American Association Paul 6 Columbus 6 Minneapolis 8 Louisville 3 Cleveland 4 1 Milwaukee 1 3
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Louisville
Milwaukee
Dobie Loses Big as Andy M Pherson Enters Rush Med
Andy McPherson, a key guard from the 1914 University of Washington team, will enter Rush Medical School in Chicago. The move, announced from Bellingham, marks another setback for Dobie as he begins his first year with limited impact.
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Rush Medical School
Chicago
Bellingham
Dobie
Miss Kubey to Play at King County Democratic Luncheon
Frank M. Crangle of Illinois and W. L. Gazzam join a program at the Good Bats cafeteria luncheon Saturday noon. Miss Florence Kubey performs a violin solo. Public invited.
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Illinois
W. L. Gazzam
Florence Kubey
King County Democratic Club
Good Bats
Vancouver Fans Sour At League
Vancouver critics react to the Northwestern league with A P Garvey calling for the league to close for the season The writer says schedule revisions amuse directors and fans view the league as a joke while many fans prefer a casual sand lot game over the flag race
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Vancouver
A. P. Garvey
World
Aberdeen Star Here Entering V of W Trial
Aberdeen end Ted Faulk about six feet tall and 170 pounds has gone to Seattle to enter the contest against the University of Washington.
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Ted Faulk
Aberdeen
Seattle
V. of W
Minister William Van Rappard Departs Seattle for Vancouver
William Van Rappard minister to the United States from the Netherlands leaves Seattle Friday morning for Vancouver and the West. He represented the king and queen at the San Francisco exposition for Holland during the three days allotted. The text notes the notion of requesting an Indian prince’s wife to dance would be an outrageous insult.
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Austin K. Allen
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Tacoma
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George Cole
Whitman
Seattle
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