Washington nine loses to Waseda in Japan tour game
The University of Washington baseball team was defeated 3 to 15 by Waseda University in Tokyo. The Japanese side showed brilliant fielding and outhit the Huskies, marking Washington’s first loss to a Japanese club on the tour. Eddie Murphy of Washington is praised as a strong hitter, while Murray remains a solid slugger and extra-base threat despite a slower season.
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Franklin Eleven Set for Bremerton Kickoff
The Franklin high school eleven will open the season with a game against Bremerton high. Coach Roseberg plans a shakeup before Saturday’s contest due to expressed player disinterest. He spent nearly an hour Monday addressing the squad.
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Anderson to Return in October Bout in San Francisco
Bud Anderson will come out of forced retirement for a late October fight with Joe Azevedo in San Francisco promoted by Coffroth. If he wins, Anderson is promised a Thanksgiving bout with Harlem Tommy Murphy, unless the planned Ritchie Murphy fight goes ahead.
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Seattle
Umpire Day Reflections and Baseball Banter
Random Shots notes fans in Sunday dresses for Umpire day in Vancouver. Mentions Million of the Tigers, an error on McMullin, and Washington’s team heft. Jokes about Ty Cobb and Jackson leading education in a playful, ballpark tone.
Kidnapping Report Shadows Willie Mitchell Case
The article notes the unknown kidnapping of Willie Mitchell of the Cleveland Naps. It also suggests discontent with Walter Johnson and mentions Carl Morris returning with vengeance toward fight fans, amid various flippant asides and team references.
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Seemingly Conflicted Notes From A Sports Week
A jumble of sports chatter references an 80 player in perfect form a potential 300 season and a quitting note tied to Cobb. Mentions include Pieh on the hill for the White Sox Cornell hospitalizing seven varsity players and Curly Coen’s Tigers tryout with mixed results.
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Pull Boys Edge Bengals for Second-Place Pace
The Pulls topped the Bengals 6 to 2 Tuesday afternoon to move within a game and a half of the Colts for second place in the standings. Advertisement notes Drugeists Tooth Filler at 25 cents.
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Spokane Edges Colts In Ninth To Lead 2 to 1
Spokane secured a 2 to 1 victory over the Colts after stifling a late ninth inning rally, with batteries Douglas Hannah Altman Mays Murray and Wil Nama delivering the tight win. Vancouver clinched the Northwestern league pennant by defeating Heen 9 to 1, with Clark Brown Slaton Brotten as the battery and Resing Austin Gait noted.
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Welsh to Tour Venues Before New York Title Bid
Freddie Welsh accompanied by manager Harry Pollock and Ed Hagen sails from Seattle aboard the Olympian bound for Butte Montana to train for a 12 round bout with Dick Holyland and then Denver Kansas City Winnipeg before aiming a title clash with champion Ritchie in New York Pollock plans a longer bout and a possible match with Packey McFarland after the title bid Hagen recently resigned from the Seattle police to join the trip.
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Umpire Day Observed in Vancouver with Pearl Casey
This week marks the final leg of the Northwestern league season. Seattle rejects umpires with no Umpire Day planned while Tacoma and Spokane held theirs. Vancouver hosts the day led by official Pearl Casey, forbidding player or fan abuse.
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Police Shoot Maniac in San Bernardino Incident
Policeman Hogue fired at Martin Kalich who overpowered him, saving his own life in San Bernardino. Kalich is expected to recover from his injuries.
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