Siwashes Win Seven Straight in Baseball Play
The Siwashes extended their winning streak to seven with doubleheader wins over Mike Fisher's Seattle club at Tacoma. Saturday's late rally produced a 6 to 6 final, while Sunday's games featured strong pitching from Ruben Vickers for the Cubs and Bobby Keefe for Fisher's team. Seattle and Tacoma split the twin bill as the Pacific Coast League standings tightened with Tacoma ahead of Seattle.
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Tacoma
Mike Fisher
Indians
Burg
Seattle
Cubs
Brown
Ruben Vickers
Colonels
Bobby Keefe
Fisher
Kane
Johnny
Dovie
Hogan
Vickers
Jones
Los Angeles
Portland
San Francisco
Oakland
Pfirst
Spit Ball Deception Described By A Veteran Pitcher
A veteran pitcher explains the spit ball technique, noting its speed and unpredictable drop. He admits limited control and warns against relying on it long term, citing his first success against Boston and calling the grip a premier pitching asset even as it remains a mystery to batters and catchers.
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Shota
Bateman
Boston
Seals and Stars Dominate Saturday Baseball Notes
Kane, Vickers, Kane and Hurley shine with bats and gloves in varied games. Dolly Gray shuts out Oakland. Sessling Schmidt torments Seals as Rainiers beat them 18 to 6. Dugdale heads to New York for Minor League meeting. Mike Fisher wagers $500 to pit Seattle matchup against Black Diamond. Notice to creditors in Ballard estate of Sophia Faulk deceased.
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Sessling Schmidtt
Oakland
San Francisco
Seals
Wheeler
D. BK. Dugdale
Mrs. Dugdale
New York
Black Diamond
Mike Fisher
Seattle
Botting
Mike
Fisher
State of Washington
King County
Sophia Faulk
Ballard
East Crawford Street
Washington
Bargain Closing Sale Prices Slashed in All Departments
Local store announces a final sale as it goes out of business with drastic discounts across Boys and Children's Clothing Furnishings and Menswear. Suits drop from 4.50 to 1.75 and from 36 to 20 while other items like shirts underwear and suitcases see steep reductions. Corner of First Ave remains noted.
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Hata
Buita
Suita
First Ave
Opening of Polo Tournaments in New York Park
The opening of polo tournaments at Van Cortlandt Park featured junior, polo, and open championships. The junior cup, donated by Samuel D Warren, limits players to four goal or less handicaps. The polo championship trophy comes from William W Actor via the Tuxedo club. The open championship invites four-player teams from Polo Association clubs with no handicap.
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New York
van Cortlandt Park
Samuel D. Warren
William W Actor
Polo Association
The
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A lively crowd scenes line contrasts with Pa noting some people do not attend as thieves are described as playing ball among lawyers cooks girls preachers and newspaper boys and doctors all the folks you know in attendance
Ballard Wins Amateur Championship in Western Washington
Ballard defeated Arlington 4 to 1 to claim the amateur championship on Sunday. A large crowd of about 1,000 attended as Ballard players guided the visitors around town after arriving by morning train. Woodworth’s delivery wagon work highlighted the game with strong performances. Score by innings Ballard 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 0 4 Arlington 6 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1
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Rainiers
Recreation Park
Ballard
Western Washington
Arlington
Ballard Elka
Woodworth
Chicago Loan Office
Advertises a genteel loan office offering loans on diamonds and jewelry with discreet confidentiality at 117 Yester Way, Chicago. Prop Harry Silver listed as proprietor in this local business notice.
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Chicago Loan Office
Harry Silver
Yester Way
Seattle Lacrosse Team Triumph Over Victoria 16 to 6
Seattle Lacrosse Club defeated Victoria 16 to 6 at Recreation Park in a double header crowd. McDonald excelled in goal while Peters and Green clashed with several penalties and a notable on field melee before officials separated players.
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Stevens
Cameron
Galer
Hooup
Victoria
McDonald
Tauros Owens Point
Lorimer Milne
Stanley
Lang Graham
Stevens Williamson
Mason Vernon Green
Sweeney Otren
Proctor Cowan
Peters Cameron
Stewart Mitchell
Dempster
V. Galer
Minto
Seattle
Ogden
Beckett
Snider
Cowan
Taurold
Green
Peters
Boxing and sports notes from the era blend with racing and college chatter
The column reports on a $74000 purse for a Jeffries bout with Nitt and Belson, bets on the Philadelphia Athletics for the pennant, and a slate of boxing and racing news. It notes George Dixon’s retirement tease, Barney Oldfield’s stage plan, Kid Lavigne’s return from Paris, and fresh football fortunes from Harvard Princeton Cornell Columbia Yale.
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Olympia Club
Jeffries
Nitt
Belson
Jas
Keene
George Dixon
New Dorp
Staten Island
Harlem
Murphy
Barney Oldfield
Lavigne
Halo
America
Paris
France
Wiee
Philadelphia Athletics
Comiskey
Harvard
Princeton
Cornell
Columbia
Yale
New Haven
300 Hitters List Shrinks To 30 In Three Leagues
The tally shows 30 players hitting .300 across the three major leagues with 3 in the American League 14 in the National League and 13 in the Federal Association. Keeler leads the American while Seymour edges Wagner in the Nationals. In the association Clay has a strong lead with Jones Pickering and Congregation making Columbus contributions.
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American League
Nationals
Association
Keeler
Stone
Seymour
Wagner
Clay
Jones
Pickering
Congation
Columbus
Olympics Defeat Beattle High School in 5 to 0 Win
The Olympic football team defeated Beattle High School 5 to 0 on Saturday. The Olympians, largely college men, showed superior team play. Beattle relied on new material and lacked cohesion from limited practice. Captain Lewis and Po lok led Olympic stars, while Lavelle Moran were standout for the high school.
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Beattle High
Lavelle
Moran
Iood Fallow
McKay
Lewis
McPherson McKuatra
Lavelle Goodfellow
Plummer
Hendricks
Alveolar Dentistry Parlor Listings Across Ohio
Painless dental parlors advertised on Pike Street at Third Avenue corners in Ohio. Multiple numbered locations 1 through 7 and a 307 percent claim appear in noisy OCR.
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Pike St
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