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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1909

Page

5

Seattle Wins Double Header in Portland

In Portland on September 20, Seattle and its battering lineup beat Portland in a doubleheader. Joe Flagsin and Casey's southpaw opened strong, while Gun Thompson held the line for Seattle. In the second game Seattle pressed early, despite 18 hits by Hall and wild pitching by Gough, and the Turks returned home for a series with Aberdeen.

Ty United Prep Portland Ore Joe Flagsin Casey Gun Thompson Colts Hall Seattle Gough Aberdeen

It Never Rains But It Pours for Poor Lube

Fragmentary notes mention baseball references and names like Bennett Shea Kennedy and Seattle. The readable items hint at a game or scoreboard entry with limited context and scattered figures. No clear date or full teams are present.

Loute St Louis Edge Philadelphia in Rivalry Dual

In Cincinnati the matchups saw Loute St Louis defeat Philadelphia in a tight dual while New York trailed Chienge Coteus. Cincinnati hosted as Boston also posted a 4-3 scoreline.

Ts. Loute St. Louis Philat Chienge Coteus New York Cincinnati Boston

Indians Aim for Pennant Challenge Amid Tight Race

Itke baseball machines late. Spokane won yesterday. Indians’ chances seem slim but alive if they win out and Turks break even. Lynch could add a big bonus if he helps clinch the pennant. Turks host Aberdeen Cats next week as tough rivals press hard.

Spokane Indians

Yost's Last Year as Michigan Coach

Ann Arbor dispatch reports Fielding H. Yost will coach Michigan for his final season. His contract expires this fall and he plans to leave the university after the season to focus on business interests.

Yost Michigan United Prep Ann Arbor Mich Fielding H. Yost University of Michigan Wolverine

Jake Beckley to Quit After 27th Season ends

Veteran first baseman Jake Beckley plans to retire after the 27th deadline of the American association season on September 27. Kansas City Blues owner George Tebean offered a move to Topeka Western league, but Beckley declined, saying he would quit. He has hit .296 for Kansas City and is slow on the bases after long service with Cincinnati Pittsburgh and St. Louis.

United Press Kansas City Flest Jake Beckley George Tebean Kansas City Blues Jake Tebean Beckley Beckiey Cincinnati Pittsburg St. Louis

Gardner Wins National Amateur Golf Title Over Egan

Chandler Egan, twice national amateur champion, fought through a strong field in Chicago but collapsed with indigestion before the finals. Robin Gardner won the title, outdriving Egan throughout and sinking long putts including a 40 footer, while Egan lingered with the aid of a doctor.

United Press Chicago Chandler Egan Egan Robin ©. Gardner Chick” Evans Harvard

McGuire debunks 112 straight games world record claim

Nap's manager Jim McGuire disputes Gideon of Pittsburg claiming a 112 game catching streak as a world record. He notes he caught 153 games for Washington in 1895 and asserts records attribution confusion reflects memory of sport writers.

Cleveland Jim McGuire Nap Gideon Pittsburg McGuire Washington Gays Jim Iike Gibson Zimmer Gibson

Wagner Still Cramp Manages NL Batting Mark

Wagner remains hindered by a cramp while maintaining a leading batting mark as a National League star, with Hyatt and Seymour among others contending for central field positions and team spots.

Mexico's "Doc" Blue rivaled by rat catcher Don Meyer

In San Francisco Sept 20 the piece contrasts Dr Rupert Blue famed for public health with Don Senor Emilio Meyer official rat catcher of Mexico City Government rat pits. Meyer tours the United States on his first visit and is paid 15 cents for each rat supplied for pits.

San Prancisco Cal Rupert Blue Government Service United States Senor Emilio Meyer Mexico Dr. Blue Don Senor Emilio Meyer Don Senor Emilio

Bugs Discovers New Clue About Polar Route

Hydrographer Bugs Raymond studies a Cook and Peary voyage map at the Gianta club house. He mutters that no north east or west exists and notes a new theory: whatever Cook found at the pole, he went south with it.

Bugs Bugs Raymond Cook Peary North Pole Bugat Harry Sparrow Gianta

Unknown Roller to Meet Bert Warner in Seattle Match

The undecided bout between Dr B F Roller and Bert Warner is set for next Friday at the Arena after long negotiations. Despite Curley’s denial they would wrestle, agreements were signed with manager Joe Carroll present, amid visible bad blood and mutual bravado. Both wrestlers are in prime condition with Roller heavier by about 30 pounds and aiming to claim top gate receipts.

Jack Curley B. F. Roller Bert Warner Seattle Arena Warner Joe Carroll H. W Roller Mix Frank Gotch Carroll Eagle Harbor

Baseball leagues brief teaser

National league American 27 Pasten league Oct Boutbees Pacific Comat Western league North western Threel league Central A summary fragment hints at multiple regional leagues and hallmarks a compact league roundup.

Boutbees North Western Central A

Portable grinder sale advertises Knite Sharpener and Carborundum Grinder

An old sale notice promotes tools including the Fire Fiye Grinder and Knite Sharpener priced at $2.50 and $6.00 respectively. It touts a 1%2x6 inch Carborundum grinder and a portable unit claimed to be fast and economical, urging purchases and noting yearly value of about $50.

Free Coal Offer Extended After Negotiations

We sold 100 Monarch Ranges and distributed 100 tons of coal in 11 days. Special negotiations with the Pacific Coast Coal Company secured an additional 100 tons of Newcastle Lump Coal, allowing the liberal free coal offer to continue for the second 100 tons despite rising coal prices.

Pacific Coast Coal Company Newcastle

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