Tribe Within Striking Distance of 1st Division Again
Beattie keeps the club in striking distance for a first division berth after two wins over the Salt Lake Bees. Game one was 9 to 2. game two ended 3 to 2 with Seattle rallying in the ninth as Mulligan Johnson Krug Sheely and Kenworthy produced key hits. Zamlock homered for the Bees. umpire McGrew ejected a Bees pitcher after a disputed call. Akron note mentions C C Skelly proposing a Buffalo purchase for $200000.
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Coast League franchise shifts eyed as talks resume
Doubts surround Tacoma and Vancouver for a PCL berth next season as Sacramento owner Lew Moreing considers selling the Yippers. Sacramento has struggled financially and drawn few fans, while Tacoma’s bid failed and its Pacific International venture faltered. A Coast League meeting in Sacramento next month could settle the moves, with Salt Lake also facing franchise chatter and schedule hurdles in the north end.
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Young Filiett Shines as Coast League Line Drives Highlight Series
Young Filiett, filling in for Seattle, shows skill with several strong hits. Murphy steals home and Rod Murphy stands out as the league's most improved base runner, pairing with Sam Botne for multiple steals. Zamrock and Sam Botne slated for All-Coast duty, Kenworthy and others contribute in field and at bat. Umpire McGrew injures head, Ernie Johnson may miss next game, and Beavers drop to cellar while Henators win. Kid Gleason guides White Sox to aggressive, technical play.
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Grimm May Return to Washingtons 1920 Football Squad
Washingtons star tackle Grimm is expected to join the 1920 football team for the first time next Tuesday, per manager Tort Torrance. Practices behind locked gates. Eckmann to return Sunday. Dailey shines. Solon and Allison drill backs and linemen. first scrimmage set for Saturday.
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Queen Anne Prep Team Faces Steady Build Up for 1919 Season
Queen Anne football shows early strength with six lettermen set to return under Coach Walter Bell. Key players include captain Bill Wright, tackle Herb Baconhouse, ends Molly YBHCarthy and Jesse Douglas, quarterback Guy Jones, and end Joe Meyers. New prospects Iverson and Bob Nichole join guard and center roles as about 60 players practice daily. season opens against Ballard on October 8.
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St Louis Pilot on a Race for the Pennant
An outsider analyzes the American League pennant race. The Yankees, Indians, and White Sox are tightly bunched as the season nears its end. Miller Huggins would drive the Yankees to the championship if challenged, with Speaker and Gleason leading at Cleveland and Chicago respectively.
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Seattle Coppers Set to Face Tara Quah in Diamond Clash
Seattle police ready for Sunday rematch with Tara Quah after last week’s rainout in Issaquah. Issaquah leads state miners’ title race while Seattle clinches bluecoat baseball crown for the season.
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Club Boys Triumph 4–3 in Woodland Park Showdown
Club Boys edged Shamrock Athletic Club 4 to 3 at Woodland Park on Sunday. Both pitchers delivered solid performances as the late-report game reached readers via mail.
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Strangler Ea Lewis Tangles With Emmons In Warmup Grapples
Ban Diego reporter notes wrestler Ea Lewis trains for winter season by sparring with Emmons on his 600 acre ranch near Fallbrook California, sharpening form for upcoming mat campaign.
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Exhibition game cost Yankees pennant controversy grows
The Pittsburg exhibition amid pressure on Huggins sidelined Wing Bodie for the season and raised criticism. Yankees fans cite risk at a critical race, while observers say management sacrificed late race hope for extra gate receipts before the Indians series. Detroit group forms aquatic club under AAU.
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Mails Shuts Out Washington, Lifts Cleveland to First
Walter Mails pitched a 1 0 shutout for Cleveland in a 1 0 win over Washington to restore the lead in the American League. He allowed four hits while Washington’s Zachery yielded three as the deciding run came on two eighth inning singles.
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Solace in Defeat for Angels
San Francisco reports the Angels, led by Skipper Kiliefer, slipping to second after a loss to the Vernon Tigers. The setback, described as a double defeat to Balt Lake by the S&F squads, leaves the Coast league pennant chase tight as the race progresses toward the pennant.
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Burke Seeks Heavyweight Challenge After 60-Pound Fame
Marty Burke, known as the Dixie trinket and holder of southern amateur titles at 60 pounds, aims to prove dopesters wrong by moving up to heavyweight. James A Garfield remains the only ordained minister elected U S president.
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