Portland Kid Shuts Out Seattle in Sudden Debut
In Portland Oregon on September 15 a 19 year old pitcher named Joseph Haggin delivered a 1st win by blanking Seattle, following a no hit no run game against Vancouver. Manager Casey praised the young find as season standout as Vancouver and Seattle games drew near.
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Hy United
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Casey
Joseph Haggin
Theo
Vancouver
Dugdale
Baseball notes on players and close Cubs Pirates race
Veteran Portland catcher Charlie Armbruster praises young left-hander Joe Haggin. Cubs and Pirates clash tight as all three NL games end in shutouts. Altman hits a triple while a Flyball play at Flanagan spurs a four run inning. Broadway and Lincoln Park hold practice as editor fields calls.
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Charlie Armbruster
Portland
Joe Haggin
Inverted Gas Lamps Sale Ends September
Special sale notes describe inverted gas lamps and accessories with prices around $1.25 to $1.60. The advertisement touts eye protection and energy savings claims for years of testing, with a deadline of September 21.
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Wien
Phoenix
Johnson Fought Kaufman Under Wraps No Chance for Ketches
Ringside report from San Francisco notes Johnson dominated Kaufman in the Mission arena bout. The piece argues Johnson is superior in skill though not fully pressed, and says Ketchel would face a tough night against the big man. Referee Smith claims Johnson could have finished Kaufman early if inclined.
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Johnson
Kaufman
San Francisco
Kaufman Johnson
Mission Arena
Stanley Ketchel
Smith
Johneon
Kauf
Chesbro Ends Baseball Career Hinted By Move
North Conway Mass Sept 15 Jack Chesbro appears finished with baseball for the year and possibly for good. He left the New York Americans last Saturday and said he would not report again until next spring. Chesbro plans to run a sawmill and enjoy automobiling after buying a $1500 machine in July. His performance this season was not stellar despite a fat pay envelope on Farrell's list.
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North Conway
Mass
Jack Chesbro
New York Americans
Chesbro
Interoit
Jack
Farrell
Minoru Park Officials Accused in Assault Case
Hugh Springer manager of the Minoru race track and Chief Walsh of the Canadian Detective Agency faced a justice of the peace on a charge of aggravated assault filed by Henry Moon a Seattle telegraph operator. Moon and Plummer allegedly pressured Moon to stop sending race results and beaten him at the track, with witnesses including Mr Johnson and Mr Carlisle present during the incident.
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Vancouver
B. C
Hugh Springer
Minoru
Chief Walsh
Paulkner
Justice of the Peace
Menry Moon
Seattle
Moon
Plummer
Victoria
Minoru Park
Springer
Walsh
Fitsr
Waleh
Johnson
Carlisle
Clancy
Arnold
Jackson
Charlie Plummer
Pigskin Chasers Prepare For City High School Trials
High school football camps open as Broadway and Lincoln vie for city championship. Lincoln and Broadway squads push for top honors with key players back, while Queen Anne Ballard and Franklin contend for second class. Ballard aims to fill gaps left by Cusack and Cunningham joins Ballard as mainstay. Lincoln faces U S B Milwaukee at Navy Yard next Saturday as coach aims for early victories.
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Broadway
Lincoln
Queen Anne
Ballard
Franklin
Park Board
Lincoln Park
Burke
Wilson
Kerr
Wiley
Warren
BJ Lewis
Patten
Smalley
Presley
Dick Seymour
Fd Abbott
Stalcott
Casen
Portland
Sed Humes
Pullis
Smith
the Lick High School
Burt
Tim Burke
Stalcop
Towne
Ben Abbott
Bush
Allen
U. S. B. Milwaukee
Navy Yard
Fé Cunningham
Little Jack Cusack
Fowler
Steamer Fortuna Sets Sail From Leach Park
The Fortuna steamer departs Leach Park for Mercer Inland around five times daily, with about a two hour voyage each trip.
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Fortuna
Leachpark
Mercer
Ste
Lancaster Wins Tri-State League Pennant
Lancaster captured the Tri-State league pennant with a .668 percentage and a 16–6 record, the best in league history. Reading was second at .628, followed by Williamsport Altoona Johnstown Harrisburg Trenton and York in that order.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Reading
Williamsport
Altoona
Johnstown
Harrisburg
Trenton
York
Pittsburg Catcher Gibson Breaks 19 Year Record
Pittsburg Pa September 15 Geo Otbaon the great Pittsburg catcher breaks a 19 year standing world record by catching 112 consecutive games. The previous mark of 111 was set by Chief Zimmer in 1890. Gibson, unassuming and lacking a press agent, has quietly extended his streak through May 6 and through the season.
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Pittsburg
Geo. Otbaon
Chief Zimmer
Bresnehan
Kling
Meyers
Bergen
Billy Sullivan
Nig Clarke
Pirates
Gibson
Come in Look Over Our Fine Overcoats Display
Local shop invites shoppers to inspect a fine selection of overcoats and outerwear in a prominent storefront display. Bright window goods showcase style at approachable prices with seasonal options for all ages.
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