Titania Retired After Terrible Meadowes Split
The Meadows racing day featured Titania’s fatal injury when she was jumped on in the final race, ending her racing career. Princess Titania, nine, will never race again and will retire to Johnny Millin’s California breeding establishment, after $30,000 in turf purses and 40 wins in 160 starts.
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Titania
Tobe Ramsey
Prince Pederick
Josie S
Grasacutter
Princess Titania
Sahe
Masetto
Queen Titania
St. Simon
Tribe of Quinn Triumphs Amid Seattle Spokane Hits
Seattle and Spokane both tallied the same hits while Seattle made five fewer errors. Dudley debuted at third base for Quinn and impressed, though he booted a tough ball. Police and firemen face off at Dugdale's park for supremacy while Seattle high school meets Mallard at Ballard at 3 30 this afternoon in a promising contest.
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Seattle
Spokane
Tribe of
Quinn
Thetra
Dugdale’s Park
Ballard
Feats in Water Planned for September at Lame Park
Ranninger reports preparations for swimming races diving contests and water polo at Lame Park on September 12 14 and 16. Events will be held in the big safeterium and are expected to draw large crowds. No coal famine is imminent on Lake Superior as mines run to fall capacity and thousands of tons are hauled to cities for winter.
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Ranninger
Lame Park
Safeterium
Lake Superior
Spokanes Win In Tenth In Eastern League Action
Spokane wins in the tenth inning after Quinn tribe holds the horse shoe advantage. Cubs trail 3 to 1, tie the score in the ninth, then Spokane bats in the tenth to edge ahead as Dudley shows solid defense and steady play at third.
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Spokane
Quinn
Yeaterday
Cubs
Thie
Cay
Spo
Kanes
Tigers Bite as Umpire Decisions Spark Offense
In Tacoma on August 11 the Tigers clash with an unnamed team. The game features disputed calls from umpire Howlett over several tense moments. A lack of clear action leads to heated exchanges and halted play as Renicker confronts the umpire.
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Tacoma
Glass Bribe Trial Advances in San Francisco
The Glass trial moves rapidly as Heney uses numerous witnesses to argue that Glass was the actual bribe giver in the case heard in San Francisco.
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Ban Francisco
Glass
Heney
City panel approves land condemnation for garbage crematory
The finance committee approved a city plan to condemn land near the gas works for a new garbage crematory site. The project is expected to cost about 25,000.
Fruit Farm Offer in Takima District Ad
A Little Fruit Farm offers five dollars down and five dollars a month per acre. Located in the famous Takima district, the cultivated irrigated and planted property is cared for by Calhoun Denny and Ewing, Inc in the Alaska Building.
Seattle High Wins Thriller In Nine Inning Rally
The Seattle High School team defeated Beattie Athletic Club 6 to 6 then tied up in a tense ninth inning rally. Beattie led 6 to 2 but Seattle surged with timely hits and strong defense to force a dramatic finish.
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Seattle
Beattie Athletic Club
Athlees
Waames
Schmutz
Rhus
Tetr Gan Boyn
Sndridge
Piite and Atthietic
Ories
Mandridsus
Vope
Voiceless Waif Walter Cooper Cared for by Police
A 16 year old boy known as Walter Cooper, described as a silver voiced waif, is in police custody while authorities seek shelter for him. Found wandering, malnourished and ragged, he testified he worked for a local vaudeville theater but was unpaid. A judge labeled him a vagrant and ordered him from town.
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Walter Cooper
Walter
Simon
Money loaned on secrecy rates at Halley Building
A brief item reports a money loan arranged under strict confidentiality with unspecified terms at 204 Halley Building. No identities or precise figures are provided in the legible text.
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