Seattle Giants Routs Victoria Bees 11-6 in Slugfest
Shaw leadsSeattle with early single and three runs as Strait homers and Whaling drives in three. Meek Meek and Keller pace Victoria with a first inning homer and late scoring. James lasts longer for Victoria while Wilson departs early for Seattle.
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Gordon Shuts Out Portland Colts in Eight Inning Win
Delainе Gordon delivered a strong pitching performance for Spokane as the Indians beat Portland 30 in a shutout. The game went eight innings without a score before Spokane pulled ahead with three runs in the final stretch. Gordon allowed only three hits and issued no walks, commanding the mound.
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Hunt’s Southpaw Blanks Beavers in Tacoma Victory
Southpaw Hunt dominated as the Tacoma Tigers defeated the Beavers 4 to 1 in Vancouver. Kippert doubled in the ninth, scoring Goodman to prevent a shutout. Also recap of national and American League results with brief scores from New York Chicago Philadelphia and others.
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Hagen to Meet Austin in Sept Box Show at Coliseum
Austin and Hagen square off in the main bout of five four round fights at the Coliseum on September 20. Lonnie Austin recently claimed the Pacific Northwest welterweight title from Eddie Hubbard, while Romeo Hagen returns from an appendicitis operation and vows a strong showing. The boxing series, organized by Austin & Freed and managed by Dan Salt, aims to deliver top Northwest talent this fall and winter.
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Fans meet to boost Giants in Seattle
Seattle fans urged to attend a September 12 meeting at the Arctic Club at 8 p.m. to organize the Old Seattle Spirit Rooters and boost the Giants toward the pennant through a spirited show of loyalty. Francis Roth circulated invitations in Seattle.
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Missoula Box Bout Ends In Third Round Knockout
Frank Delany of New York knocked out Joe Brown of Seattle in Missoula Montana last night. The scheduled ten round bout ended in the third round.
Western golf champion Mere Kid Smith at Idlewild Club
Mere Kid Macdonald Smith, aged 22, of Del Monte Golf and Country Club, wins the 10th annual Western championship at Idlewild Club Chicago. He defeats National Open Champion Jack MeEn by one stroke, becoming the youngest winner with brothers William and Alex previous titleholders in the family.
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Scott Agrees to Meet J Corbett in Private
Pat Scott, assistant athletic director of the A C, says he cannot appear in public fights due to his contract with the S A O. He describes Johnnie Corbett as a challenger seeking publicity and agrees to meet Corbett privately for any side bet, noting the affair began before his current position.
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Lucille Wilson Claims 2:29 Trotting Feature in Narrow Win
Lucille Wilson won the 2:29 trot feature in straight heats for a $1,000 purse as six of nineteen expected starters lined up. Black Joe by James McCormack led the 2 year old pace heats with Richard Lou second and Boro Grand third, while Cashment a guideless pacer plans daily repeats.
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Tacoma
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Boro Grand
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Hiack Joe
B. C. King
Bell
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Lady Dillion
Hallie B
Independence Girl
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Dee McKinney
Henry Grey
Kenneth C
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van Winkle
Attell to Box Harry Thomas in New York Title Bout
Abe Attell former featherweight champion faces Harry Thomas of England in a 126 pound match set for September 13 in New York. The bout aims to reclaim the title Attell lost to Johnny Kilbane and will follow standard weigh in at 6 o'clock. Attell shows no superstition about Friday the 13th.
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New York
Johnny Kiloane
Abe Attell
Harry Thomas
England
Attel
Hotel Vir nts Furnished Rooms Low Rates
Elegant modern rooms advertised at the lowest rates at Hotel Vir nts located at Eighth and Virginia near estrake. Contact Elliott 803 for details.
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Virginia
Estrake
Elliott
Back Shelf Remnants and Baseball Banter Scattered Notes
A fragmented broadcast touches on football season prep and local ballpark scenes. It notes arnica and medicated tape on a shelf, horse drawn wagons delivering near the ball park, and sparse barnme entries from Meadows races. It criticizes Coast league results and a Seattle outfielder promoting simple doping ideas, ending with a call to redraw a struggling Senators squad.
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