Giants Clinch Pennant as Fans Celebrate Season End
The Giants beat Spokane 6 to 3 in the final game of the year while clinching the pennant. Tenley Raymond receives a diamond shower from the Rooters' Club. Dugdale awards gold watch fobs to the champions as fans celebrate at Yesler Way park.
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Tenley
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Spokane
Vancouver
Yesler Way
Tigers Fall Short as Bees Rally In 2 1 Loss
Victoria slipped to a 2 1 defeat after a late slam, with Kiddo Wilson collecting 14 safeties for the Tigers and Criger yielding six hits. Mike Lindsay promises improvements next year as the Bees win on late scoring.
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Mike Lynch
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Baseball Infield Showdowns Across Giants and Red Sox
Manager Hugh A Jennings weighs in on infields and outfields of the Giants and Red Sox with Wagner and Doyle shining at short and first bases, Gardner surpassing Herzog, and a tossed up series outlook. He lauds McGraw as manager and predicts Boston’s outfield may carry the burden in the world series.
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Mitt Knights to Meet at Dreamland
Ten husky knights of the mill gather in Dreamland pavilion next Friday night for the season’s second big smoker by the building trades council. The main bout pairs Romeo Hagen the fighting baker against Harry Forbes for the Pacific coast welterweight title. Maxwell and Eddie Shan non box in the lightweight main event while Tracy and Miller, Givens and Husky Farrell, Vietro and Hooker provide the preliminaries.
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Giants claim pennant as Seattle tops Indians title clash noted
A near full ball park saw 4906 paid admissions as the Giants clinched the pennant with a win over Seattle. Schneider starred for the Colts, lifting runs, while Mann chased a 27th homer and Agnew foiled his bid. Thompson’s absence weakens the Indians as Seattle and Spokane prepare for a Dug's Park clash with Meikle and Strand on the mound.
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Bowling stars return to remodeled alleys in fall lineup
Brashear posts 276 high for the night while Finley Illiams press him in the mixed bowling scene. Jim-jone leads with Gar ner and Horrie while Hyatt dominates in swimming as Frank Vance plans learn-to-swim classes. National and coast league results wrap the sports page.
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All-Star Team Selected by Readers from Northwestern League
Seat tle Star readers name the Northwestern league All-Star lineup with votes for each position. Whaling secures 62 votes as catcher and Myers and Mann each receive 60 for first and center. The piece notes that selections differ from the final All-Star, with varied second-choice votes for pitchers and fielding spots among 68 voters.
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Williams Wins Weekly Trap Shoot
H M Williams delivered a display of steady form at the weekly trap shoot yesterday and defeated Hough Fleming by 93 to 92 in a close, even encounter. The scores read Williams 23 26 24 25 98 and Fleming notable throughout the event.
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Kitty Brashear to Manage Sacramento Coast League Club
Kitty Brashear, Vernon first baseman, is expected to manage the Sacramento Coast league team next season, according to baseball circles in Los Angeles.
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Kitty” Brashear
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