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| Breaking News |  | San Francisco Defeats Seattle
Tuesday, October 10th, 1922: The San Francisco Seals ignited a huge celebration as they beat the Seattle Indians 13-7 to win the Pacific Series.
San Francisco won the series 4-2, capturing the title for the 1st time.
"We stepped it up at the right time... now we're the champs... it's a great feeling," the victorious manager said.
The champs finished the regular season 79-65 and claimed first place in the South.
In the jubilant clubhouse after the decisive game, the Seals owner proudly stated, "I am so happy for our city. Our great fans deserve this." |
 | Portland's Pip Briggs Suffers Setback
Monday, October 9th, 1922: A blow for Pip Briggs today -- team doctors confirmed he suffered a setback in his recovery from strained stomach muscles. The Beavers starting pitcher is now projected to miss at least 6 weeks.
In 33 starts this year Briggs has posted 16 wins while suffering 7 losses. He has pitched 212 innings, allowed 218 hits, struck out 76 and has a 3.48 ERA. |
 | Star 1B Signs Pact with Seals
Saturday, October 7th, 1922: The Seals opened their pocketbook and persuaded Lawrence Fitzgerald to continue his career in front of the fans who have grown to appreciate his talent and contributions.
The agreement was for $30,480 over 2 years.
"Fitzgerald just wants to get paid. If YOU don't wanna pay Fitzgerald, Fitzgerald don't wanna play for YOU." So he said today at the press conference when asked about the details of the negotiations.
Fitzgerald is swinging at a .345 pace on the year with 14 home runs, 118 RBIs and 125 runs scored. He has played in 144 games.
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