Seattle Nearly Clips Tigers In Ninth Inning Collapse
Seattle led 2 0 with Rockenfield and Stevens driving runs as Tacoma and Seattle traded early scoring. In the ninth, Dickinson faltered and Zackert relieved as Seattle’s lead vanished after errors and two decisive hits. Box score notes Seattle 10 hits to 6 for Dickinson and Zackert. Tigers committed six errors.
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Zackert
Tigers
Seattle
Cats
Tacoma
Matt
Rockenfield
Stevens
Bassey
Dickinson
Rocky
Coleman
Akin
Mc Fpadden
Jimmy Byrnes
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Schmuts
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McFadden
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Inson
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Ae Beattie
Eer Stevens
Raymond
Byrnes
Akio
Cedemacack
Aie Dickinson
Ert
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Wild Tech
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Innis
mpire—Hall
Boston New York Game Abandoned In Rain in Third
National League contest between Boston and New York halted after three innings due to rain. No final score. Both clubs left the field as umpires halted play.
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Boston
New York
R. H. E Toto Leads Battery Lineup Honoring Players
A fragment notes a Cleveland team listing a battery lineup featuring Loudell Stroud Casey Schmidt Kaler Harkness Land and Adams with R. H. E. Toto credited in the item.
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R. H. 'E. Ee Toto
Cleveland
Loudell, Stroud
Casey and Schmidt
Kaler, Harkness, Land and Adams
Seattle high schools ban girls interscholastic athletics
The school board forbids all interscholastic girls contests after agitation last year to end girls sports. Most girls approve the ruling while the board also tightens the district code and eligibility rules for players.
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Seattle
Wen
Parsons Returns to Lincoln High
Johnny Parsons, Lincoln high school's halfback, returned last night from Alaska and will likely suit up for signal practice this afternoon. Lincoln's material looks good this year with Will Morrow aiming for backfield and Paul Baisden for the line, Baisden heavier after last year's second team duty.
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Johnny Parsons
Lincoln High School
Alaska
Collins, Athletics' Brightest Star, Turned Down by McGraw and Griff
Philadelphia report profiles Eddie Collins, star of the Athletics, detailing his rough path to baseball with refusals from Clarke Griffith and Connie Mack’s intervention. It notes his youth in Tarrytown, college ties, speed on base, and emergence as a top second baseman while contrasting his college ambitions and fleet, daring plays on the field.
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Philadelphia
Abi Dahlen
Brooklyn
Jim Hart
Chicago Nationals
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Edldie Collins
Athletics
Dahlen
Rebuffa
Collins
Tarrytown
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Clarke Griffith
Yankee
Colins
McGraw
Connie Mack
Colletana
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Cobb
Parrot Faces First Fine for Reckless Aeroplaning
Paris reports aviator Parrot fined for reckless aeroplaning after crashing into two lamp posts and a Farman biplane in the heart of the city. He lost control grazing building tops near Place de La Concorde and landed before hundreds of cheering citizens and police.
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Paris
Parrot
Place de la Concorde
Oakland Falls 10-1 After Four-Pitcher Effort
The Oakland club used four pitchers in yesterday’s game but was defeated by Los Angeles 10 to 1. The preview hints at a busy schedule ahead with a day at the ball park. Vancouver and Spokane faced rain delays and postponed their BC city matchup yesterday.
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Oakland
Los Angeles
Vancouver
Spokane
B. C
Shaman Rock Tops Imperial Alleys High Score Contest
Shaman Rock leads the Can't Come Back contest at Imperial Alleys with 1316 points. Second place goes to Young and Davis at 1213 while Buxton and O'Donnell hold 1116.
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Shaman Rock
Imperial Alleys
Young
Davis
Buxton
O'Donnell
Beattie Baseball Guests at Seattle Theatre Show
Beattie baseball team guests of Mr. Harry L. Cort and Mr. Goll Baker at the Seattle theatre. They will invite the visiting Tacoma team as boxes and front seats are set aside for the athletes and their friends.
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Seattle
Beattie
Harry L. Cort
Goll Baker
Tacoma
Kentucky Fall Racing Opens With Wide Interest
Lexington the Kentucky fall racing season opens September 17 as the state’s best horses from Eastern tracks are sent to the meet. Turfmen expect record attendance and a top card for Lexington racegoers, with New York racing’s decline boosting interest.
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Lexington
Kentucky
New York
Northwest repair shop led by famed gunsmith St. C Wolfe
A leading Northwest repair shop operates under the supervision of Mr. St. C Wolfe, renowned as one of the country’s top gunsmiths. The facility emphasizes expert craftsmanship and trusted service in firearm repairs.
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Northwest
St. C Wolfe
The
United States
Sammy Kellar Favored Over Carroll in Six-Round Bout
Sammy Kellar the British amateur champion is a 10 to 8 favorite against Jimmy Carroll in a six round fight at the Oakland Wheel men's club tonight. Heavy betting accompanies the short bout with Eddie Smith of Oakland serving as referee.
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San Francisco
Sammy Kellar
Jimmy Carroll
Oakland
Hackenschmidt to Clash With Top Wrestlers in October
A Chicago letter reports that Jack Curley has signed George Hackenschmidt and will bring him to the United States in October to challenge all comers in the mat arena. The note says Hack may face Gotch if available, or meet the best American grapplers if Gotch is retired.
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Chicago
Jack Curley
Dr. B. F. Roller
George Hackenschmidt
Gotch
Lown Grappler
Hack
Amer‘lea
Football practice surge hits Eastern colleges
New York reports say Eastern universities conduct the biggest football practice in memory as new rules reshaped play and sped up training. The influx of small players joining squads is especially noted alongside the swift news era. Dance at Dreamland tonight.
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New York
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