Giants Sweep Colt Series in 8 to 4 Victory at Dugdale Park
Seventy five hundred fans witnessed Seattle sweep the seven game set with Portland, 8 to 4, at Dugdale's Park. Meikle pitched seven strong innings as Giants built a 5 4 lead, then Raymond finished, aided by a late double by Williams and a double steal. Colts chase Victoria next. Tacoma Tigers arrive for six games. Spokane to Vancouver series looms.
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Portland
Tenley Haymond
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Giants
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Mahoney
McDowell
Jackson
Nil
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Mann
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Esola
Cruickshank
Nill
Speas
Freis
Williame
Raymond
Thompson
Williams
Harris
Steiger
Beastley
Wilton
Bureh
Anpire
Moran
Victoria
Tacoma Tigers
Spokane
Mike Lynch
Vancouver
Insings
Ccc
Jackaan
Trait
Nil Raymond
Wheling
Spdes
Mebewell
Cruickehank
Belt
Wien
Naymend
Thompsen
Mietger
Bentley
Teitee
Rene
Bastiey
Taning Credit
Motkie
Charge
Indians take both games in Spokane doubleheader
The Spokane Indians beat the Tacoma Tigers in a two game set ending the season at home. Hap Myers stole home and set a new minor league record with 104 stolen bases. Powell hit a long homer in the first inning of the second game as Cooney won the opener with an infield hit and steals.
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Spokane
Indians
Seattle
Tacoma Tigers
Cooney
Powell
Hap” Myers
Zimmerman
Chicago Nationala
What's Doing Among the Put Put Men
Australian motorcyclists J R Munro and P Power tour the United States en route around the world. They left Australia in April after visiting England Scotland and parts of Europe. Forty one riders completed a three day Wisconsin tour with Miss Margaret Lawler leading. The group plans fire insurance for F A M motorcycles and a new Aberdeen North Dakota club formation.
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P. Power
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Australia
England
Scotland
Europe
Gibson
Foderation
San Francisco
Metropolia
Walala River
Wisconsin
Misa Margaret Lawler
Aberdeen
N. D
Northwestern league All-Star lineup proposed by fans
A letter from Tuchard P Krack of Avalon Apta proposes a ten-man North American Northwestern league All-Star team, naming Whaling Beattie Myers Nill Altman Hawling Kippert Mann Neighbors Spens and Raymond as manager with Rawlins noted as a superior jumper.
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Pink
AllStar
Yars
Whaling
Beattie
Als
Vancouver
Myers
Spokane
Nill
Seattle
Altman
Hawling
Victoria
Kippert
Mann
Neighbors
Tacoma
Spens
Portland
Raymond
Rawlins
Tuchard P. Krack
Avalon Apta
Sports miscellany and fan letters on baseball and golf
A chaotic sports column mocks fans and team management, praises Dugout figures, and teases All Star selections. It notes Tealey Raymond rumored to manage the Gianta and comments on Concannon with the Tigers. Also references Boo Bryant and Ole Hanson along with a Tigers coach and a Tigers winning streak interrupted by a seven-run inning.
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Dug
Seattle
Tealey Raymond
Gianta
Tealey
Hagen to Box Holly Giles In Ten-Round Fort Lawton Bout
The season opening main event at Fort Lawton features Romeo Hagen The Fighting Baker facing Holly Giles the colored welterweight in a ten round attraction. Dan Salt promotes two fast undercard bouts to spark fan interest ahead of a Friday clash with Austin. Special Fort Lawton car service is provided for soldiers and fans traveling to the arena.
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Holly Giles
Fort Lawton A
Romeo Hagen
Poton
Dan Salt
Hagen
Austin
Fort Lawton
Seat
Fans prepare to travel to arena for Vernon Coast league game
In Los Angeles on September 20 Hap py Hogan Vernon Coast league manager signed pitcher J. L. Griffin who was drafted by the Chicago Cubs last year but retired early this season due to ill health.
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Los Angeles
Happy Hogan
J. L. Griffin
Chicago Cubs
Augie Moran Honored At Umpire Day Festivities
A Seattle Rooters Club celebration for Augie Moran drew 7500 fans at Dag's park. The crowd showered Moran with flowers, a throne, and gifts including a diamond watch charm and leather case. Moran thanked fans and noted the royal treatment, while Ole Hanson joked about umpire decisions as part of the ceremony. Moran departed for his hotel in a taxicab after the event.
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Dag’s Park
Augie Moran
Tacoma
George van Haltern
Spokane
Jimmy Toman
Seattle Rooters
Ole Hanson
Jay Thomas
M. M. Mattison
Joe Schlumpf
C. C. Dowe
Chick Morrin
Charles Maybury
Frank
Portland
Jaonia W. Browne
Augie
Ole
Umpa
Moran
Harry Meek Tops Northwestern League Batting Race
Harry Meek the Victoria catcher leads the Northwestern League batting race for 1912 with a slim nine point edge over Hap Myers of Spokane. Wilson of Seattle and Chick Hartley of Spokane have strong marks but lack enough games to challenge for the title as the season nears its finish.
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Harry Meek
Victoria
Fleming tops final trapshoot with 98 of 100
Hugh Fleming led the Seattle Trapshooters Club closing prize shoot with 98 of 100, Wilson finished second with 90, Fred Landwehr won the Dupont trophy, and Wilson earned the Selby watch for achieving five wing hits during the season.
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Hugh Fleming
Seattle Trapshooters
Wilson
Dupont
Fred Landwehr
Selby
Pathfinder Motoring On Trail Across Nevada Border
A. L. Weentyard, AAA transcontinental rep, reports progress on the Overland trail after completing the Northwest and Pacific routes. He describes variable Sierra roads and temperatures from Tahoe to Carson City, Reno, and Ely, Nev., with good roads enthusiasm rising for cross-state links. Also notes Cubs players Jimmy Lavender and Dan Needham joining motorcyclists.
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San Francisco
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American Automobile Association
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Ely
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Westgard
A. A. A. Touring Information Bureau
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Fremont District
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