Castoff Millers Win American Association Pennant
Minneapolis wins the pennant with a castoff lineup led by ex big leaguers like Dave Altizer Gabby Cravath Otis Clymer and Claude Rossman. Joe Cantillon's Millers overcome doubts with strong offense base running and fielding though pitching is uneven Highlighted by Altizer Cravath Cravath leads batting while Altizer stars in stolen bases and Rossman delivers pivotal hits throughout the season.
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Minneapolis
Minn
American Association
Joe Cantilion
Joe
Millers
Cantillon
Tom Hueches
Washington
Nick Altrock
White Sox
Roy Patterson
Louis Piene
Bill Lolivelt
Tiger
Miller
Dave Altizer
Nap
Otis Clymer
Gabby” Cravath
Red Sox
Jimmy Williams
Brown
Hobe Ferris
Claude Rossman
Altizer
Bast
Cravath
Clymer
Pittsburg
Spokane Bats Out Another Doubleheader Losses to Vancouver
Vancouver beat Spokane 4 to 0 in the second game of a doubleheader after Spokane won the opener 9 to 5. Leadoff details note Vancouver's offense in seven innings and Spokane's late runs. Box scores list key hits by Adams Cartwright Scharnweber and Lewis with errors impacting the first game.
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Vancouver
B. C
Dode Brinker
Spokane
Hi Householder
Scharnweber
Lewis
Cooney
Basce
Breen
Adams
Hases
Claflin
Jensen
Stan
Cartwright
Prary
Efumnmary
Adama
Frisk
Ballea
Bonner
Brinker
Norserge
Rary
Lady Wellington Coal Promise Persists In Advertised Claim
Advertisers tout LADY WELLINGTON Coal as permanently good not just a temporary claim. They claim over 95 percent of customers become permanent buyers, urging readers to try a ton today.
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Wellington
Lady Wellington
Lady Wellington Coal Lamp and Furnace Pricing Notice
Coal price notice lists Lady Wellington Coal Lamp at 5.50 and Furnace at 3.75 per ton not 4.00. Rates shown for West Seattle via Bunkers Main Office 401 Hinckley Block. Contact phones Latona 5040 North Lake Ave North 465 Green 652 West 11 for details.
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Bunkers
Hinckley Block
Latona Bunkers
Northlake Ave
North 465
Pike to Try Out for Varsity
Roacoe Pike, former Lincoln high captain, returns from Alaska and will enter the University of Washington Monday to try for the Washington eleven. Pike played on Broadway in 1907 and captained Lincoln’s first team, also holding the state pole vault record and playing basketball.
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Roacoe Pike
Lincoln
Alaska
Anaiversity of Washington
Washington
Pike
Coast League called off due to secretary’s son’s death
The game between Sacramento and Portland in the Coast League was canceled on September 17 because the league secretary’s son died.
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Sacramento
Portland
League
Ketchel Denies Decline as Fighter With Burns Hurt
Stanley Ketchel rejects claims he is finished and vows to prove critics wrong. Tommy Burns suffers a sprained right knee tendon and is temporarily laid up after aiding Vancouver to defeat Westminster in lacrosse. San Francisco holds moving pictures of the Johnson Jef fries fight as a restraining order blocks showings until next Wednesday. Jimmy Rowe, trainer for J. R. Keene, prepares to train H. B. Duryea abroad as Rose era Keene stable wins exceed two million dollars.
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Tommy Burns
Vancouver
Westminster
San Francisco
Johnson-Jeffries
Jimmy Rowe
J. R Keene
H. B. Duryea
Rose
Keene
Packy McFarland Fails Weight in Wolgast Title Fight Clash
Chicago September 17 Packy McFarland cannot make the weight in the agreement with champion Ad Wolgast prompting Tom Jones to press for $500 in a disputed pot and threaten legal action against the opponent’s camp over the stake.
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Packy
Chicago
Packy McFarland
Ad Wolgast
Tom Jones
Hearnes Sets Hill Climb Record in Deas Car
Sept 17 Algonquin Als report Hearnes driving a Deas car set a new hill climbing record covering 1000 feet with a 26 degree grade in 15.24 seconds.
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Algonquin
Als
Seattle's Dental War a Good Thing for the People
Edwin J. Brown markets affordable dental work from 713 First Avenue Union Meat between Columbia and Cherry Streets. He claims a 60 percent price cut since 1908 and offers guarantees, free plate repairs, and examinations, with patient care by graduates of high experience. He promotes no other Beattie office and invites visits including evenings and Sundays.
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Tom
Flint Avenue
Beattie
Thn
State Dental Combine
Combine Dentlata
United States
New York City
Edwin J. Brown
First Avenue
Union Meek
Columbia
Cherry
S A C Won't Meet Northwest Clubs
The Seattle Athletic Club board decided to end relations with Northwest clubs including Multnomah Portland and Spokane. The A A C may still send a track team to the A A U meet in New Orleans October 14 to 16 with Gish Martin Malcolmson Nelson Tiedon and Evans likely on the roster.
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Northwest
Seattle
Victoria
New Orleans
Gish
Martin
Malcombson
Nelson
Tiedon
Evans
Gulf City
Oakland Managers and Player Suspended After Riot
President Gorham of the Pacific Coast League suspended Oakland manager Harry Wolverton and first baseman Cameron for their roles in the field riot in Los Angeles. The suspensions are indefinite pending investigation and both men are barred from today’s game.
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San Francisco
Sos Angeles
Thomas F. Graham
Cameron
Wolverton
Los Angeles
Oakland
McGreevy
Graham
San
Pacific Coast League
Gorham
Pacific Coast
Baseball League
Harry Wolverton
Oakland Club
Montesano Baseball Player Dies After Auto Crash
Aberdeen reports the death of Richard Ariand, Montesano second baseman, from injuries after an automobile accident near Aberdeen. While riding with companions, Ariand leaned over the side on the Wryendotte bridge and was struck by an iron support, dying minutes later.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Richard Ariand
Montesano
Ariand
Wryendotte Bridge
Finale set for national golf tourney at Drodkiine Maas
The final round will be played today at Drodkiine Maas. Charlie White of Chicago lost a 16 round no decision bout to Abe Attell. Rain yesterday canceled a game and a doubleheader is set for Sunday with the first game at 2 o'clock.
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Drodkiine
Maas
Charlie White
Chicago
Abe Attell
Foley's Honey and Tar credited with saving boy
Mrs. F. Marti of St. Joseph Michigan says Foley's Honey and Tar saved her little boy from a severe bronchial trouble after doctors' medicine failed. She reports the cough choking and gagging stopped and the child recovered quickly, adding the product has saved them much trouble and is kept in the home. Bartell Drug Stores endorses the remedy.
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Bartell Drug Stores
Queen Anne Players Busy In New Look Football Practice
A new Queen Anne football lineup drills on the practice field. Atchison shifts to left end with Carr, Edwards takes Taylor’s tackle spot, Pulver replaces Atchison at left guard, Knowles at center, Langdon fills Bryant at right guard, Baker and Cunningham move to halves behind the line, Foster and Graybill split backfield duties, with Foster at quarterback and Casey at fullback.
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Queen Anne
Atchison
Carr
Edwards
Taylor
Pulver
Knowles
Langdon
Bryant
Baker
Cunningham
Foster
Graybill
Casey
Seattle May Join An Eight Club Coast League
Pacific Coast League directors debated expanding from six to eight clubs. North Division city of Seattle was represented by D. E. Dugdale who met with league magnates at the meeting.
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Seattle
Ban Francisco
Pacific Coast League
North
D. E. Dugdale
Geo. P. Cave
C. D. McNaughton
Second Ave
Clearance Sale of Football Goods at Cost
Large quantity of football clothing tights and striking bags offered at closeout prices. Items include 242 pairs of football pants 75c to 3.75 and jackets 80c to 4.00. Also 40 striking bags 2.00 to 5.00 and 100 footballs 1.00 each with special bale pricing.
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Otia
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Columbusa
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Rossman
Columbus
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Frank Owens
Whitehackstop
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Hub” Dawson
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Lo Eub
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Seatile
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Ain
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Lady Wellington Coal
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Heuer
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Coast League
Sutor and Williams, Willett and Brown
Stanley Ketchel
Down and Out Club
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Jack Lester
Oscar Mortimer
Tacoma
Fill-o Manufacturing Co
Empire Hidg
Seattle, Wash
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Oregon & Washington
Denve City
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Ea Union PA
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CIFIC
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Avigation CO
City Ticket Office
First Ave
First Ave. South
Dearborn
A. E. D. Stewart
W. D. Skinner General Freight and Passe
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Bell Telephone
Rock Island Lines
State of Washington
Savings Department
National Bank OF Commerce
Madison St
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Rupert Ewart
Pioneer Square
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Mmals
Star Directory of Automobiles and
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East
M. & Brigham Motor Car
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