Jockey League banned after poor ride at The Meadows
After a contested race card at The Meadows, jockey League was barred from further mounts due to a perceived bad ride on the filly Willie T. Ed Davis led from the start in the first race while Altenero failed to meet form, and Captain Forses shocked at 15 to 1 in race five. Bets and rival tactics influenced the day’s outcomes as trainers and owners weighed next moves.
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Meadows
Jockey League
Willie T
Ed Davis
Ftea
Hd Davis
League
MD Davis
Bede
Altenero
Tom Williama
Pachisto Jockey Club
W. P. Fine
Duke of Orleans
Christmastide
Mom
Mala
Oldtimer
Dewey
Pekersall
Miler
Gross
Chancellor Walworth
Charles Gross
Miller
Tyler Wins Again In International Lawn Tennis
Joe Tyler of Seattle defeated Frank Payne of Tacoma in three sets to win another international lawn tennis championship. Tyler played brilliantly and dominated the match yesterday in Vancouver.
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Vancouver
Joe Tyler
Seattle
Frank Payne
Tacoma
Tyler
Payne
SVERETT BONDED WAREHOUSE PLANNED IN EVERETT SITE
A five story brick bonded warehouse is planned for Everett Avenue 16 A on the Hound Ironworks site across the Great Northern tracks from the new wharf. Construction starts within 36 days with no cost estimate yet. J W Dalghieldh of Engiteh will build and operate the facility. Tommy Corcoran signs to lead the Unionville team in the Pennsylvania League.
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Everett
Ave
Hound Ironworks
Great Northern
J. W. Dalgieldh
Engiteh
Baseball Gossip Highlights Spokane Loss and Player Moves
Schoolboy Hugh tops the Tribe of Quran as Spokane suffers. Don Walsh, loaned from Dugdale, heads to St Louis after learning of his father’s illness. Tommie Downie leaves Tigers due to typhoid fever, heading home to Centralia. Kellackey homered and slugged three triples against Tacoma Vancouver, boosting the Tigers pennant chase.
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Hugh
Spokane
Don Walsh
Tacoma
Vancouver
Dugdale
St. Louie
Tommie Downie
Tigers
Centralia
Kellackey
Kel
Bet on Benefit Game Aids Local School
A benefit basketball game features Beattice High and Seattle Alee teams to raise funds for the city. Organizers urge everyone who can attend to donate at entry, with all proceeds supporting school programs and a citywide uplift.
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M.cware
Sears T
Aos
Seattle
Henry Noon Denies Ties To Our Ancestors' Food Co
Henry Noon an attorney in New York block denies any connection with the firm Our Ancestors' Food Co. He says he only drew the incorporation papers for which he was paid $25. Mordecai Brown leads the National League pitchers so far.
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Henry & Noon
New York Block
Our Ancestors’ Food Co
Rush Over Spokane Team in Aug 16 Baseball Match
Starry Rush led a decisive 6 to 3 victory over Spokane despite Kiliday and Kiliday’s mixed contributions. Howell and Shafer delivered timely hits while Killilay’s passes faltered. Dudley did not appear. Shaffer impressed with both hitting and humor. Hite entertained the crowd as the session ended with cheers.
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Spokanh
Starry Rush
Matgain
Kiliday
Quinn
Howell
Shafer
Killilay
Dudley
Wacker
Shaffer
Browns top salaries and debut notes in early baseball chatter
The chatter notes Browns paying the biggest salaries in the league at $6,500. Hopkins debuted with the Cardinal outfield recently. Omaha’s Chickering Antrey joins Red recruit club, while managers question the squeeze play. Roy Castleton of Atlanta is tipped to be a breakout pitcher next year. Wild Bill Donovan cited among top pitchers. a confidential moneylender ad appears.
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Browns
Roy Castleton
Atlanta
Boots Durnell Plans Retirement After Sprinting Fortune
Boots Durnell, famed turf figure, will sell his string and retire to England after rapid success. The Boston Americans have sold pitcher Frank Oberlin to Washington, while the Sox are noted as a chatty group of baserunners. Rifle and hunting gear advertised in Hall Illinois.
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Durnell
England
Boston Americans
Frank Oberlin
Washington
Bonaparte to Confer on Immunity Deal in Chicago Rebating Case
Attorney General Bonaparte said he would meet Monday with current and former U S district attorneys at Chicago to discuss immunity from prosecution for rebating to the Standard 611 company related to the Chicago and Alton case. He added he had not promised immunity to anyone and declined further comment on potential actions.
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Washington, D. C
Bonaparte
United States
Chicago
Chicago & Alton
Boman
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