Giants Win in 10th as Colts Fall 7-6 in Portland
In a ten inning marathon the Giants beat the Portland Colts 7 to 6. Bill James earned the win though the offense supported him with timely hits and late runs after a tense ninth inning. The crowd of over 2,000 saw Jackson score the winning run in the tenth with Nill delivering the two out single.
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Ritchie Declines 3000 Offer to Fight Wolgast in Taft
Billy Nolan, manager for Willie Ritchie of San Francisco, rejects a 3000 payout for a Taft Thanksgiving bout with champion Ad Wolgast. Nolan demands Ritchie receive half Wolgast's purse, insisting a 10000 share if Wolgast earns 20000. He vows the fight will happen eventually and Wolgast must surrender the title.
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Giants Aim for pennant as lead stands strong
New York Giants manager McGraw insists only a miracle can stop the club from clinching the National League title after yesterday's defeat by Cincinnati. With nine games lead over the Cubs and 16 games remaining for both, the Giants seem poised to secure the pennant.
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Raymond Named to Manage 1913 Team
Tenley Raymond will skipper Seattle’s 1913 Beavers, preserving a pennant winning leadership. President Dugdale announced in Portland after attending W. H. Lucas funeral that Raymond will start the season at the helm, praised for steady handling after Jack Tighe’s departure.
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Baseball Gab and League News From Seattle Star Era
A chaotic column recalls Marty Kerr’s death from a beaned ball, boxing and betting chatter, and Seattle Star’s plans for world series coverage with on-site writers and photographers. It notes real estate quips, Giants talk, Berna’s retirement, umpires day humor, and insured professional football as manual labor.
Silent Wilson Ends Slugfest In Extra Frame
In a tense baseball clash, Silent Wilson leaped on the pill to end the extra inning duel. He also chased two more fly balls to safe territory while Cruick scored in the second. Jackeon and a host of roosters provided power as both teams slugged. Nill cooled off with three strikeouts and a lone tenth inning hit.
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World's Series Set to Open October 7 at Polo Grounds
The national commission announced a provisional plan for the World Series to begin October 7 at the Polo Grounds, contingent on the New York Giants clinching the National League pennant as Boston has in the American League. It is expected to take at least nine days for the Giants to seal the pennant with strong indications they will win.
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Cadreau Tosses No Hit Game In Spokane Victory
In Spokane on September 21 Dauncey Cadreau pitched a no hit game against the Tacoma Tigers and led the Indians to a 2 to 0 shutout. Concanon matched with a strong effort allowing only two hits as Spokane’s defense wavered at key moments.
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Victoria Bees Dominate Beavers In Boxing Victories
Victoria Bees overpower Beavers with early lead and strong fourth inning pressure. Willis replaces Gervais, but Bees continue to attack, while nearby leagues report varied scores across National and American play plus coast results including Vernon and Portland.
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Hagen Austin Bout Draws In Four Round City Match
The Austin & Freed smoker at the Coliseum featured Lonnie Austin and Hagen in a four round main event declared a draw by Referee Adolph Schacht after both men traded flurries and solid blows. Willie Williams edged Sidewheel Thompson in a close bout, while Henry North defeated Leo Crevier in a disputed decision. Other scraps included Art Wilson stopping Charles Henderson and Hooker beating Jim Drinfley on points.
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Umpire's Day Planned at Moran Park Seattle
Tomorrow will feature Umpire's Day at Moran Park in Seattle with Augie Mo ran as guest of honor amid playful jibes from the stands. The Rooters' club formed committees for program and finance and received early contributions to ensure a successful event with plans led by Ole Hanson Jay Thomas Walter Fulton Lou Cohen Joe Schlumpf Chick Morris Lucius McGuire and others. C C Dose to serve as treasurer.
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Mandot-Who Fights Possible Change To White Next
Reports from Chicago say a Mandot bout with Willie Ritchie may be off with Charley White of Chicago favored to fight Mandot in New Orleans next month. Mandot already beat White once, while Ritchie has a popular decision over White.
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Shortstop Berger Hit In Eye In Portland Game
Portland report says Los Angeles shortstop Berger was struck in the eye in the third inning while fielding a throw from Left Fielder Howard. He was unconscious for several minutes but recovered and returned to play.
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