Bold steal seals victory in tense baseball game
With two down and two strikes on Bill Waters Dave Rowan stole home in the eighth to drive in the lone run and defeat Aberdeen for the fourth time in the series. Thompson struggled as Rowan advanced on Bennett and scored after a wild pitch, while Cats defense faltered late in a tense contest.
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Yesterday's Game at Cincinnati
A brief note reports a 1-1 draw with Lewis scoring for one side and Ciostanati tied for the other at Cincinnati yesterday.
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Ciostanati
Lincoln High Falls to Ballard 56 to 6 in Season Finale
Lincoln High, coached by Fowler, suffered a lopsided 56 to 6 defeat at Ballard on Ballard grounds. The featureless game exposed the need for stronger teamwork as Ballard’s backfield, led by Cunningham and Decker, dominated. A return game with Ballardean is planned for next week.
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Fans and Rubs for Giants Coach McGraw Insider
The Giants pennant chase faces a split post season pot with Ed Mackall the colored trainer excluded from earnings. Despite the omission he remains popular with the players who rely on his massage after games and when fans seek relief amid the heat of the crowd.
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Meagay McGraw
Giants
New York
Ed Mackall
Mackall
Washington High Defeats Olympia in 18 to 6 Victory
Washington high school football, coached by Lewis, defeated Olympia 18 to 6 last Saturday. Palmer and Smith combined for most gains with end runs while Smith scored the first touchdown near halftime. Hager added a goal, Conners kicked a goal, and Presley, Conners, and Palmer reached the end zone as the game closed. Olympia was briefly within striking distance only once.
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Washington High
Washington Olympia
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Hager
Capt. Presley
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Big Leagues Raid Hen Berry’s Coop
From a poor boy to a millionaire and manager of a baseball team in the Pacific Coast league Hen Berry owner and manager of the Los Angeles team rises rapidly. At 38 he writes five figure checks and four players from his roster have moved to major leagues Walter Carlisle Casper Cravath Bill Burns were his players before being signed by Boston and Washington. Dolly Gray, a southpaw, was purchased by Washington.
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Hen” Berry
Los Angeles
Walter Carlisle
Casper Cravath
Bill Burns
Washington
Kerry
Americanue
Dolly” Gray
Clinton Giants Edge Stars In 13th Inning Victory
Charley Schmuta pitched 16 strikeouts for Clinton Giants in a 1 to 0 13 inning win over the Stars. Joe McGinnis collected two hits and drove in the lone run. Curtis started for the Stars and fanned seven, but the offence could not break through.
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Charley Schmuta
Joe McGinnis
Curtis
Stara
Type sizes from ex celsior to pica list
The text lists type sizes from emalia est to pica including ex celsior brilliant diamond pearl agate nonpareil minion brevier bourgeoin long primer email piea and pica. It reflects historical type classifications and spelling variations.
Mrs Dr Goo W Miracle Children’s Diseases
Fragmentary ad notes a physician named Mrs Dr Goo W Miracle practicing pediatric care at a location possibly 410 Hinckley.
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Goo. W. Miracle
Hinckley Bined
Opening game shows weakness of varsity
The University of Washington beat Lincoln High 22 to 0 in the season opener. Coach Dobie faces a tough task to build a faster, stronger squad with limited beef in the line. Backfield looks promising with Muckle stone Wand and Willis showing potential. Lincoln’s defense also performed well twice stopping Washington near their goal line.
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University of Washington
Lincoln High
Dobie
Washington
Doble
Mucklestone
Wand
Willis
Austin K. Allen
Lincoln
Ume
Sporting Sidelines from an Uncertain Era
A collage of sports notes features Ruby Robert P Fite Sim mons lightning a woodsman in New York, and chatter about Reginald Loose Lang and Oscar Open Pate. New Carline Indian football names emerge. Grand National Curling Club holds its 42nd convention. Bat Nelson vs Burns Johnson for heavyweight crown with a 35000 purse. Cleveland’s Stovall shines in 14 straight games. an athletic meet is eyed for December 29. Jack OBrien and Sam Sanford set for a bout. Philadelphia and York clubs eye bids for Jack event amid colorful, if jumbled, reportage.
Panama Canal Shovel 256 Tops Records At Matachin
Steam shovel No 266 at Matachin is cited as the champion of the fetmus after excavating 54 419 cubic yards in 25 working days last month. Shovel No 263 in Culebra out holds second high mark with 45 765 cubic yards in 26 days across districts and 42 361 cubic yards total for the 26 days.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Matachin
Canal Commission
Culebra
Empire
Rear Admiral Muraki to lead welcome for U S navy arrival
Victoria reports Rear Admiral Muraki given charge of Japanese arrangements to greet the United States Navy as it arrives in Japan for the official welcome ceremony.
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Victoria
Muraki
United Gates Navy
Japan
Robbery on Sixth Avenue Narrows in Night In Seattle
Kane of 916 Yesler Way was held up between Washington and Marists on Sixth avenue by two assailants who stole $2.50 in cash before telling him to proceed with his business. No injuries reported.
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Washington
Marists
Kane
Yesler Way
A C Wins in Aquatic Meet
The Seattle Athletic club team won seven gold medals at a Saturday night meet held in the Y M C A. Oscar Be won the 100 yard dash and plunge. St Cyr Tindall and Filberg contributed in relays, with A C taking the relay in 1:82.
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