Giants sweep doubleheader to extend series lead over Colts
About 2,000 fans, many women, watched the Giants and Colts in a doubleheader where Seattle’s Giants won 6 to 2 in Portland and then took the opener in a tight fourth inning rally. Bloomfield yielded eight runs as Shaw Mann and Raymond led the batting. Nill sparked rallies with key plays. The crowd anticipated a similar outcome in today’s matinee at 2 oclock as the teams meet again on ladies day.
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Giants Close Northwestern League Season With Nine Games Left
The Northwestern league ends Sunday September 29 with the Giants finishing at home, ten regular games plus a postponed Portland doubleheader. Tacoma visits Seattle for six games while Portland meets Olints and Victoria and Vancouver shuffle schedules. Teasley Raymond says the Giants clinch the pennant by winning eight of eleven. Umpires' day for Augie Moran slows Sunday plans, so no Portland doubleheader.
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Champs Gather Again From Beés Duel in Vancouver
Vancouver and Victoria clashed in a tight match with Byram edging Smith 2 to 1. Vancouver led early but Victoria tied in the sixth before Brinker and Goodman pushed Vancouver ahead in the final innings. The score by innings shows Victoria 1 Vancouver 2 with a late win for the Champs.
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Tigers Edge Indians in Doubleheader But Braves Spill Wins
Criger pitched both games for the Tigers as Spokane lost the first 1 0 and the second 3 2 against the Indians. Cartright tripled in the opener and De Vogt chased it home on a long fly. In the nightcap Cooney doubled and Johnson hit one over Lynch in the 10th to plate the winning run.
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Giants Dominate Local Rivals In Slugfest On Seattle Field
Press box notes praise the Giants high pace and 16 bingles by Hroom Field. T. Raymond recalls Charney Fullerton as Seattle dominates with Thomas credited for victory. Mann improves to roughly 16 hits in 35 appearances as Seattle and Vancouver clash. Hobby Coltrin vocally critiques umpiring while Moran stays quiet.
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Clever BOE shines at S A G boxing smoker
Visiting athletes from Multnomah club Portland dominated the evening at the Heattle Athletic club smoker with two wins in three bouts. Bill Morrow of P A C won the heavyweight feature over Al Melbus while Walter Knowlton and George Duval fought a close bout with an undeserved decision going to Duval.
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Card Coliseum Smoker Tonight Highlights Seattle Boxers
Four round bouts include Charles Henderson versus Art Wilson at 178 pounds and Poole versus De Voe at 142. Owen Hooker faces Jack Blafley at 116. Carl Berge meets Sam Morgan at 178, Sidewheel Thompson battles Billie Williams at 132, and Lonnie Austin versus Romeo Hagen at 145 for the Pacific Northwest welterweight title in the windup.
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Spokane Boxer Knocks Out Hansen Near Ring End
Frits Holland of Spokane kayoed Vic Hansen of Coalinga with 20 seconds left in the 20th round in Taft California. Holland led the bout from the start and secured the decisive knockout just before the final bell.
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