Turks Sieve Blanks as Cats Rally in Tacoma
Five scattered hits by the Turks yielded no runs against Eddie Siever as the Cats hammered for fourteen safeties. Tenley Raymond reached on the only fielder’s choice on the first ball, but it did not affect the run. President Dugdale’s pennant hopefuls suffered a defeat, with Be George Seakene 7 and Vancouver at Tacoma 5, Portland 1.
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Eddie Siever Rday
Cats
Clouta
Ghutout
Tenley Raymond
Dugdale
Unclear Match Scores Across Multiple City Matchups
A series of fragmented scores shows Washington defeating Washington 1-0 while Detroit edges New York 3-2. Philadelphia plays S&J with 1 to 2 points for Louis. New York hosts a 6 to 9 result, and Boston is listed as Biston testen with Cleveland 3.
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Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
S&j. Louis
New York
Biston
Sheriffs Stop Hudson Marino Boat at Langley
Eddie Marino of Calgary and Chick Hudson of Seattle failed to spar at Langley as two sheriffs and a score of deputies intervened. Island and Snohomish county sheriffs were absent, but officers were on the scene regardless of which Hat Island boat was pulled off. Only a small Seattle contingent joined Marino Hudson and their promoter C A Baker of Langley suffered most as chief promoter of the Olympic Athletic Club.
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Eddie Marino
Calgary
Chick Hudson
Seattle
Langar
Island County
Snohomish
Hat Island
Marino
Hudson
C. A. Baker
Olympic Athletic Club
Langley
The Cellar Champs Shock League Leaders
The cellar champions toppled the leaders of the American League, the St. Louis Cardinals and Washington Nationals. The Athletics were beaten by St. Louis as Washington tied with Philadelphia in a de header, leaving the leaders with a slim pennant edge.
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United Prem
Chicago
Wlt
St. Louis Cardinals
Washington Nationals
Tivera
Washington
Athletics
St. Louis
Phila Oeao
Gers
Pulice
Angel Speas From Portland Headed for American League
Portland telegram reports Bill Angel Speas, 22, will join the American League next spring as a Nap recruit. Coast scouts praise his current ability and potential, noting his normal head and eagerness to learn the tricks of a big leaguer.
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Portland, Or
Bill
Angel
Speas
Portland
Nap
Coast
Wap
Brooklyn 15 After Kling for Manager
Brooklyn owner Charlies Ebbetta seeks a new manager for next season and considers trading John Kling. Ebbetta asks Kling to evaluate a Brooklyn manager role while Kling notes he can earn more remaining with his current team.
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Brooklyn
Kling
Kansas City
Charlies Ebbetta
Superbas
John G. Kling
Ebbetta
John
Murphy
Winter League Planned for New Orleans Professionals
Plans are being formulated for a six club professional baseball league in New Orleans. Winter baseball among semi professional teams here last year paid well, prompting organizers to expand the venture this season.
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New Orleans
Southern League pennant goes to Atlanta in final standings
The Southern League season ended with Atlanta as pennant winner. Nashville, Montgomery, New Orleans, Mobile, Little Rock, Birmingham and Memphis followed in that order. Nashville led until manager Bill Bernhard fell ill and infield changes followed. In Chicago, wheat opened hesitantly with minor price moves and closed fractionally down to up.
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Atlanta
Nashville
Montgomery
New Orleans
Mobile
Little Rock
Birmingham
Memphis
Bill Bernhard
Cleveland
Unknown Pert Warner Set To Clash With Doc Holler In Big Fight
Betting dwindles as Orde Ordeman’s victory over Roller shifts support. Warner, a top 180 pounder, proved his class by beating Hig Youslff after a illness, while Roller’s size promises a fierce contest. Arena seats expected to fill Friday night as both wrestlers train hard and prepare for a strong crowd and a high stakes match.
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Doc Holler
Pert Warner
Minnesota
Ordeman
Carroll
Roller
Gotch
Warner
Firing Cy Young Cost Boston Flag
Lou Criger argues that retaining Cy Young and himself would have won the American league pennant for Boston. He pins the failure on John L. Taylor and says Young was the decisive factor and that his catching would have been ideal to back the veteran hurler.
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CY Young
Boston
Lou Criger
Boston Americans
Red Sox
Criger
Taylorites
John L. Taylor
Young
Roanoke Wins Virginia League Pennant After Board Decision
The Virginia league pennant was awarded to Roanoke by the board of directors after Norfolk was ruled to have tied for first place until a game won by Norfolk was thrown out due to transfer from Portsmouth without the league president's sanction.
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Colted Prep
Richmond
Roanoke
Norfolk
Portamouth
League
Westbound Colonist Tickets For Chicago To Seattle
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co offers westbound colonist tickets from Chicago to Seattle at 43 dollars and Missouri River points at 25 dollars. Tickets go on sale September 15 to October 15 with deposits at the Union Ticket Office 608 Piret Ave. General Agent B E Ellis invites inquiries and addresses.
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Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co
Chicago
Seattle
Missouri River
Union Ticket Office
Piret
B. E. Ellis
Local Hardware Saws and Prices Listed for Sale
A fragmented advertisement lists various hand saws and prices including 26 inch models No 112 and No 120 Breese Atkins Clean Cut and Crescent Rip Saw options. The text advertises bulk stock and value options with several price points around 2.00 to 2.60.
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Crescent
Marathoners arrive in Seattle for Guggenheim race
John D. Marsh holder of the world marathon record arrives in Seattle with Tim McGrath of Vancouver to prepare for the Guggenheim $10,000 Marathon next month. Marsh has won multiple races including Butte and Vancouver events and set a world record on a Toronto track.
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Marsh
McGrath
Vancouver
John D. Marsh
Toronto
Canada
Seattle
Tim McGrath
Butte
Tacoma Warathon
Alfred Shrubb
Shrubb
Calgary
McClrath
Art Byrne
London
Alex Rowan
Maresh
Paul Accone
Lou Houseman
Chicago
Jury Selection Begins in Fortier Murder Trial
In Judge Gilliain s court a large crowd watches as jurors are chosen to try Jean Fortier charged with killing his brother and his wife. The defense plans a plea of insanity based on alleged wrongs by the siblings.
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Jean Vortier
Gilliain
Fortier
Crimea
Jean Fortier
Actress Miss Elliott and King Edward VII in 1900s chatter
California actress Milliott says she will vote for King Edward VII when women gain the vote. An American press agent recalls her calling Edward charming and mentions her irritation at being labeled King Edward's summer girl by US papers. She deflects questions with calm composure.
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New York
Maxine Ellott
California
Edward VII
Edward
Minsell
Death in a Japanese lodging house on Jefferson street
A ragged tramp slept at 424 Jefferson Street lodging house run by 8. Nofjiri. Early morning the beggar woke and found the man dead. The body is unidentifiable and held at Butterworth's for identification.
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Jefferson St
Nofjiri
Najiri
Butterworth's
Belt Line Franchises Backed By City Transit Official
W A Mears head of the Cham ber of Commerce transportation bureau withdrew his objection to a Lake Union belt line franchise. The action clears opposition to the Northern Pacific route and the committee will reconvene next Tuesday afternoon to continue discussion.
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W. A. Mears
Transportation Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Lake Union
Council Corporations Committee
Northern Pacific
Mears
Massacre of Jews in Kiel and Solomko Tops German Press
Reports from Kiel and Solomko describe brutal killings and torture of women and children, with homes looted and destruction of Jewish property. Authorities are accused of condoning the outrage as the Russian government seeks to suppress news while Berlin papers publish graphic accounts. Protests by Berlin's prominent Jews to the czar are planned.
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Hierlin
Kishinef
Kiel
Solomko
Russia
Berlin
United Press
United States
Rail Extensions Planned for Southern and Union Pacific
Extensions totaling about two thousand miles are planned for the Southern and Union Pacific lines with an estimated cost near 160 million dollars Julius Kruttchnitts says Har riman interests push the North Pacific branch toward Puget Sound and 100 miles of timberlands westward Of 400 miles of SP extension underway 178 will extend the line in Oregon via Centralia Grays Harbor and Oregon projects.
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United Pres
New York
Southern
Union Pacific
Julius Kruttachnitz
Harriman
North Pacific
Centralia
Grays Harbor
Puget Bound
Southern Pacific
Oregon
Yakima Folk Celebrate Valleys of Yakima Day at Fair
The Valleys of Yakima day began at 6 46 morning in Pioneer square with a citywide car parade praising Yakima county. A parade by the Yakima Juvenile band and Wagner s A P band followed the fairgrounds arrival at 10 30, and speeches by Senator Weasley L Jones C H Hanford A Nadeau and Judge Carroll B Graves were given at 11. Tonight fireworks showing red apples will light the Pay Streak as Eastern Washington visitors stay in Seattle for several days.
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Yakima
A.Y.P
Pioneer Square
Yakima County
Fair Grounds
Wagner
A--P
Weasley L. Jones
C. H. Hanford
A. Nadeau
Carroll B. Graves
Washington
Seattle
Mrs. A. S. Allen Dead In Seattle Social Circles
Mrs. Ann S Allen wife of a Seattle YMCA general died at Seattle General Hospital after illness. She was active in social circles and lived at 1162 1st Avenue North. Her husband has served long on the YMCA executive board.
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Ann &. Allen
Seattle
YY. M C. A
Seattle General Hospital
Allen
Av. N
SPECIALS on Blankets Sheets and Comfortables Sale
Readable sale items list blankets sheets and comforts with pricing notes. White blankets mix wool and cotton in 6.00 to 7.75 range, discounts to 3.80 and higher. Silkoline comforts in patterns and solid colors, sheets from Fruit of the Loom and Pepperill brands offered at reduced sale prices.
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The text outlines proposed new buildings for Beara State University including dormitories arts and engineering spaces. A legislative vote considered use of funds for a model dairy shop journalism auditorium clinic and power plant facilities.
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Rheime
Beara
Btate University
Kane
Vlean Women's
Het
Forestry 'S Museum
Power
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