Frank Troeh Dominates Double Target Shoot Honors
Frank M. Troeh of Vancouver Washington wins the Pacific Coast amateur double target championship at the Pacific Coast none handicap meet in Walla Walla recounting 47 of 80. His brother Jim Troeh of Portland and Tom Barclay of Prescott finish second with 43 and 42. Abner Tinie of Portland wins the amateur yard championship with 100, Ralph Kinser of Seattle second with 98. Keller of Portland, Troeh, and Stoop of Kalispell tie for fourth with 96. One hundred ten shooters compete as the tournament runs through Wednesday.
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Walla Walla
Frank M. Troeh
Vancouver
Wash
Breiking
Jom
Trook
Portland
Tom Barclay
Prescott
Honore
Abner Tinie
Ralph Www, Kinser
Seattle
A. BR. Johneaon
Lewiston
BE. H. Keller
Frank Trooh
Stoop
Kallapetl
Mont
Keller
Local Boxing Benefit Ends In Draw Between Boxers
Zkiee Alton, a Methodint joberoh player, boxed four rounds to a draw with Fred Fuller, the local barber, at a charity bout staged for the community. John Thormoon, principal of the high school, served as umpire. Mo 'dolpie Were B75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zkiee Alton
Joberoh
Fred Fuller
John Thormoon
Uime-kerver
Mo'dolpie
Beavers Lose Twice to Oaks in Pacific Coast Series
Oakland defeated Portland in both games by 9 to 7 in the morning and another high scoring contest in the afternoon. Portland led early but Oakland surged, piling up 12 hits and getting key hits with runners on base. In the West Coast games, Vernon and the Angels split with Seattle, while Salt Lake and other clubs saw similar results.
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SAN Francisu
Cal
Oakland
Portland
Frortland
Hitler
Sornon
Seattle
Angeles
Sentele
Vernon
Walters
Stock Errom
Reaper Abia
Vernon Woub
Nan Francess
Wolff Reaches Final in Trans-Mississippi Golf Tour
Clarence Le Wolff of St. Louis defeated Harlow Hurley of Topeka five and four to reach the final. Robert McKee of Des Moines, champion, beat Francis Dickinson of Den Mothew three and two and will face Wolff.
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Wolff
Associated Press
Rock Pland
Dane
Clarence le Wolff
St. Louis
Harlow Hurley
Topeka
Kan
Robert McKee
Des Afoines, Jr
Hennessy Horse Leads Field in Paris Event
The Prix du Jockey club at one mile and a bolt was won Sunday by J. Henney Sourbler, with W. K. Vanderbilt's Battersea in second. Bourbler, ridden by J. Chlkshed, led early but finished three lengths back. The pari mutuel paid 6 to 1 on the winner.
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Paris
Wan
J. Henney Sourbler
W. K. Sanderbilt
Battersea
O'Neill Op
J. Chlkshed
Bourbler
Chime
Parl Muliel
Coulon and Moran Back From Other Side Return
New York, Juho 14. Pryk Moran, heavyweight challenger, and Johnny Coulon, former American bantamweight champion, arrived Sunday by steamer from Southington. Moran will travel to England in September to meet Joe Beckett, the English champion, in the postponed bout due to Beckett’s hand injury.
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New York
Juho
Pryk Moran
Peel
Johnny Coulon
Southington
Moreen
England
Joe Beckett
Beckett
Helix Edges Bucks In Last Inning Protest Quieted
Helix rallied to tie the score at five in the ninth, then a late throw at the plate led to a controversial safe call. Umpire Christellesen ruled the runner safe after an outfield hit, protests followed but no protest was upheld, yielding a 6 to 5 Helix win. Pendleton’s rotation featured Winslow and Mays for Helix with Thorne and Thorne catching. Buckaroo pairing included Haye and Holly.
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Lel
Pendleton
Diamond
T To
Helix
Buckaroow
Acore
Wil
Becks
Secon
Helix Produced A Short Hit Be the Outfield, Tying the Score Into Shatt
Haye
Hays
Timpire Christellaen
Buckaroo
Hells
Pan
Thorne
C. Thorne
Christenson
Eberta
NO OLYMPIC GOLFERS CAN BE ASSEMBLED
Article reports that no Olympic golfers can be assembled for a U S team. Chip Martin leads talks on forming a representative group with potential players Robby Jones of Atlanta and one other who accepted. Two others, Robert Culver and Mel Whitney, are said to be unavailable or unreliable.
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Philadelphia
Payne
Chipt Markton
Marton
Lan
Robby Jone
Atanta
Twwe Niherk
Robert Cutlver
Meleos Whitney
Ebrand
Pliny
P. Asks Approval of Expenditure Program
Southern Pacific company filed with the state railroad commission to request approval of an expanded equipment program totaling 822,500,000 dollars. A preliminary outlay of 15,000,000 dollars is contemplated.
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Southern Pacific Company
State Railroad Commission
You Can't Rub It Away Rheumatism in the Blood
An old advertisement urges readers to stop rubbing away rheumatic pain with salves and liniments and instead seek a blood purifier. It touts S.S.S. as a cure, claiming it cleanses the blood of germs causing rheumatism and removes disease traces. Free medical advice is offered from the Swift Laboratory in Atlanta.
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Rhea
Commercial Trust Company of New York Oversees Petition Plan
The Commercial Trust Company of New York is named as trustee in a petition plan. A preliminary Internet payment of 21.5 million dollars is provided yearly. The program aims to pivot steam and electric locomotives and fund related equipment including fifty two water-powered items, one thousand patents, three hundred sixty butchered cars, and additional rolling stock.
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Com- Mas
Ien
Commercil Triet Company of
New York
Taint
Ofl Necesary Bend Douen
Lom Bik
Bistock
Del Monte Dog Show Postponed Amid Scarcity of Dogs
June 14 Del Monte Cal. The Del Monte Dog Show scheduled for June 26 has been postponed due to a dog scarcity. San Francisco judge Phil M. Wind cites automobile accidents as a major factor, noting many dogs killed or injured while being prepared for exhibition. He warns the sport’s decline tied to vehicular hazards on highways.
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Cal
del Monte Dow
M. Wind
San Francisco
How They Stand Pacific Coast League Update
Pacific Coast League standings show complex tabulations with teams like St Louis and New York mentioned in a broad league context. Major League results include National and American League scores with Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, and Washington noted, along with Pacific Northwest results such as Vancouver, Yakima, Seattle, and Tacoma.
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St. Lowia
New York
Cincinnatit
Brevkisnoo
American Drague
Cleveland
St. Lauie
Romero
Chisago
Whaliington
Philadelphia
Detroit
Pacific Internacional
Vacouver
Yakima
Seattle
Tacoma
Itth
Raja
Aguprtite Notation Recounts Running Down Tactics
An odd fragment notes Aguprtite and a series of dinks being set aside as the ayateam presses a chase. It mentions Hoods Savasaparilin as a perceived best tone and hints at a racing or signaling context with no clear event or place.
Sage Tea Beautifies and Darkens Hair in One Night
An older Texas snippet promotes Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound as a quick hair darkener. It claims the formula restores dark, youthful-looking hair within days, appealing to readers with gray or faded locks and promising discreet, natural results.
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Lotwusg
Tomy
Ferra wins junior driving title at Pacific Association event
A. I. Ferra of San Francisco Olympia claims the main junior fancy driving championship at the Toro Park pool event in Carland on Sunday, posting a score of 11047. The Pacific Association meet drew local and regional competitors in a lively display of driving skill.
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Carland
Ferra
San Francisco
Olympia
Pacific Association
Toro
Park Pool
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Abner Blair
Beavers
Hennessy
Preacher Gors
Upper Lake
Her
Coulon
Moran
Pendleton Trading Co
B. Despain
Chas. W. Good Props
Milton
Athena
Athona
Didley
Wime
Bak
Athenm
Fiakes
Jordan
Tavion
Milton Meldore Glover
Dudley
Clontnird
Milton Fireewoelor
Jordan and
Clark
Athena Didies
Connard
MelPherrit
Mitchell
del Monte
Ealt Lake
Texas
Associated Pinaan
San Angelo
Orient
Wien
Montana
Nelmar
Auvidre
Tripp
Audrey Tripp
Reynold Tripp
Manhattan
Audrey
American National Tank
Koeppen’s
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Vere
Burns Kerosene
Chas. Milne
Alta St
Alta Theatre
J. Edwin Sharp
Inland Empire Bank Bug
McKenzie
M. D
Ore
Downey
Markef
W. G. Garbe, Inc
F. R. Raines
Mgr
Corner Court
Thompson
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