The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 10, 1918, Page 8

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Eastley put away eight men ax innnigs. b Giants scored three tallies in inning. Aberdeen scored in| . bas alk Z and fifth. | Aberdeen oieeie Giants lost Saturday's strug | a With the Cats. Camozzi beat | Le Roy is a pitching battle in| * hich the score was 4 to 3. With |! gcore even in the eighth, Morse} Bled and stole second, coming | Ritchie AR. BR. H. PO. A Summary Sacrifice a on another single § Columbia, the Beavers will fin | A score of 46 out of 50, sh :. W. Kerr, took first. pr Old Timers” «he tt ORR! BILLIARD PARLOR 1490 Sr4, Corner 3rd and Pike Count: as usual, H nal, making high amateur class, with 47 1 West Se nted among the old timers b |H. F gs. F. W. Chalres, A. L Hall, W. 8. Morton, Joe Hardy an |J. 8. Ruppe. | lena P.M.TEAMIS | une 13) TWICE LOSER The Patterson-McDonald team went down twice Sun ont of the Meacham rson ¢ n-innin the Pat er three tallies in succession. The score was 9 to 6 In the put over A. M. 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