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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1909
Page
3
Errors by Pua Bennett and Tealley Raymond doomed the Turks in the 18th inning as Portland beat Seattle 8 to 2. Engle pitched well until the 10th, but two costly Seattle infield errors in the 18th provided Portland the decisive two runs.
Portland star pitcher Fred Harkness nicknamed Speck has been sold from the Portland Coast League team to the Cleveland American League. Noted for his freckled skin, a famed sharp break ball, and a calm, confident demeanor on the mound, Harkness draws attention for his unique appearance and pitching prowess as he joins the majors.
Hariness, an 82 year old born in Los Angeles, reflects on a lengthy baseball journey that began in 1907 with Boles, then Butte in 1908, before Portland picked him up. Opponents' taunts and his fierce onfield tenacity shaped his early years on the mound and in the batter’s box.
Portland reports Louisville plans to evaluate James of Spokane and Mike Lynch of Seattle as possible additions to the Colonels. Club president Hedges recommended seeking the opinion of Eddie Kineella, who, per his own report, will not disclose a personal yes.
Marysville fell to Beatile 4 to 3 in a Sunday game at Marysville Stadium. Beatile’s El Sideloa placed second as Marysville’s all stars seek stronger foes, with two more World Series ambitions on the horizon.
A young Australian sprinter, teaming with Frank Kramer, leads the national championship with close races. Clarke emerges as the strongest challenger, capable of challenging Kramer after years of competition.
A two year old White Sox Detroit game features a remarkable sequence starting with Geo Davie’s homer and ending with a sensational triple play at the plate. Clane Rosman triples to set up a chaotic rundown, followed by a series of throws and slides. Davis crosses home as Schaefer is tagged out, delivering one of baseball’s most memorable triads.
A circulating story questions Hugh Jennings role in trading Germany Schaeffer for Ed Delahanty to chase a third pennant. Schaeffer’s fielding remained strong though hitting lagged, sparking debate whether Jennings acted from jealousy or ambition.
The Detroit baseball star Ty Cobb is accused of stabbing a hotel employee during a confrontation at 2 a m when the watchman tried to send him to his room. The incident threatens Cobb who has long been a controversial figure in sports.
The article discusses Ty Cobb and an incident involving a knife attack. It notes Cobb’s intoxication, condemns assault, and questions league jurisdiction. It hints at possible action by Ian Johnson to set an example to protect the sport. It mentions a separate taxicab incident from late November.
Henerry, manager for the Los Angeles tapeball team, appeared before Judge Conlan yesterday as Taniger Bill 100 proved too much for him and the team in San Francisco.
A catalog-like notice lists 50c silver and gold plated A Y P souvenir tea spoons and related items from the Stratford Milner Co. It promotes price reductions and bulk gifts, noting standard values and various small wares such as pocket knives and watch fobs, with mentions of Alaska or government building affiliations and totem poles.
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