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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1906

Page

2

Racing at The Meadows as Tavora and Ambitious clash

In muddy conditions Tavora beat Ambitious by a half length in a six furlong feature at The Meadows. Soundly, backed by E lord stable, won the third race while Dewey upset odds in the last, with Yeoman and Kenora close behind. Bets fluctuated widely among favorites and longshots.

Tavora League E’lord Stable Salable Dewey Ambitious Ellerd Ee Ee Ee Tavora Amb Tions Laura F. M Silver Sue Cabin Ite Yeoman Kenora Clab Heattle Driving Club Supreme Court

Local Coffee Ad Appears in Fragmented Notice

A partial OCR fragment cites a coffee brand and placement in a New York building with Alaska bid mention. The readable items include “Bunch of Grapes” and “BEST COFFEE.” The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or actions.

Alaska New York

Colby College pitcher gains fame with Connie Mack team

The article highlights Colby College in Waterville Maine, a small 230 student school, producing a standout pitcher named Comb who excels for Connie Mack's Philadelphia Athletics. It notes a recent game against Cleveland where Comb held the hitters to few runs and praises the action photo of his delivery.

Die Colby College Connie Mack Philadelphia Athletica Combe Watervit's Combes Cleveland Pitehar John W. Combato

Turf Gossip: multiple jockeys in Fifth Race at 8700 Bower day

The fragment notes several jockeys including A Wright Borel Kirchbaum League Keogh and Steve O Pieren in the Fifth race on a day described as 8700 Bower. Details are unclear but center on a turf racing event with competing riders.

Agg Tg A. Wright Borel Kirchbaum League Keogh Steve O'Pirien

Track Notes and Public Event in Seattle 1966

Weather fine track fast report from Seattle on August 17 1966 notes the day’s 64th and presiding judge H H Egbert with Bai Duke as starter. Racing card lists first race seven furlongs selling with 152 value to first place and second race seven furlongs selling with 154 value to first. Also a Sunday August 19 2 pm appearance by Father Thomas McGrady socialist orator at Seattle Theater.

Seattle H. H. Egbert Bai Duke Thomas McGrady Seattle Theater Honith Wen Rees Eit Keegan Lamaue Lawrence Hivan Daneomds Ben Strom Croswaite

Neary Knocks Out Herrera in Seventh Round

Neary dominates Aurelio Herrera from Milwaukee in a bout stopped in the seventh when Herrera’s corner threw in the towel. Neary lands decisive rights early in the round, knocking Herrera down and sealing a knockout that positions Neary as a leading lightweight title hopeful.

Milwauker Neary Aurelio Herrera Aurelio Auretio Herrera Bakersfield Milwaukee Rooters Ewing Tite Nelson Chile

Racing and betting notes from Saratoga and Latonia

From Other Tracks for Lichtenstein, a noted bookmaker, collapsed suddenly at Saratoga and was moved to his home. J J O Flaherty refused 4060 for Banfara before she beat an amart field at Saratoga. After victory, owner could have sold her for 12000. Plastic, taken from Edward Corrigan by Tom Sayers for Lemp Co, ordered returned to ex master at Hawthorne due to authority issues. National Bleeplechase and Hunt stewards will refuse entries under Algonquin Mate name. Tom Cogen ray won at Brighton. Diamond Foi arrived at Buenos Ayres on Nile, owner Senor Ignacio Correas paid 150000 and sent the horse to Hans Ojo de Agua. Charley McCafferty still out with halter at Latonia. Demo won and raised price by 400. Rumor of Clarence Mackay re entering racing is false. stems from Mackay bred kings lanced by Andrew Miller for spores.

Edward Corrigan Tom Sayers Lemp @ Co Latonia Hawthorne Diamond Foi Buenos Ayreste Senor Ignacio Correas Edward Vil Nile Hans Ojo de Agua

Dance at Leschi Park Tonight

A social dance event at Leschi Park features Wagner's orchestra performing on a premier northwest hardwood floor. Local attendees are invited to join the evening of music and dancing tonight.

Leschi Park Northwest Wagner

Seals Edge Bears 4–2 Amid Low Errors

Oakland August 18 The Seals defeated the Biwashes 4 to 2 in a quiet game. Garvin allowed eight hits while Bears pitcher Mitt kept Seals to two errors and no more than one miscue. Blankenship, Spies and Householder powered Frisco’s offense with three baggers as Garvin took the loss.

Oakland Sears Seals Garvin Beattie Ftoy Mitt Bears Hitt Garvin Eafely Frisco Blankenship Heinie Spies Eddie Householder Ereetienei Householder Veil Wiss

Siler to Referee Gans Nelson Fight in Goldfield

Veteran referee candidate Ceore Siler of Chic chosen by Goldfield club to oversee the Gans Nelson bout. If unavailable, Jack Walsh of San Francisco likely to take duties. Arena construction begins with cost estimated at 25000 and varied seating. Nelson trains in Aid hall with partner Bobbie Lande nearby. A $5000 bet on Nelson noted in the articles of agreement.

Goldfield Ceore Siler Chic Jack Walsh San Francisco Ifn Nelson Ladies’ Aid Hall Billy Nolan Bobbie Lande Jack Clifford Gans Jack McGuigan Philadelphia Tad Dorgan New York

Betting Pouch Takes a Stab at Mine Stakes

A mining operator named Dick Colburn and an associate named M. Sullivan spar over a bet involving a dredged dollar count. One stake was set at five dollars while the remaining forty five thousand five hundred dollars were wagered at ten.

Dick Colburn M. Sullivan

Prosperity Show Declares Currency Output Across Administrations

Washington report notes currency production totals from the mint during successive administrations. First land administration output reached 254,066,299 pieces while the Roosevelt era minted 802,000,906 subsidiary currency dollars quarters and pennies.

Washington Phi Land Administration

Walcott Outs for Coin and Fame in Boxing Legend Tales

The article extols Joe Walcott as a world famous fighter known for talent and ring cleverness. It recounts battles with Tommy West at the 1902 coronation tournament, noting four fights with West and two draws, plus boasts of Walcott's charisma and money-driven mindset during his career.

Joe Walcott Ike Bette Manpeth Kid Lavigne Walcott Joe Tommy West National Sporting Club London S Abkin Tammany

Redskin does the work with Sitting Bull Jr baseball claim

St Louis August 18 Sitting Bull Jr son of the famous Indian chief is described as a baseball empire figure who has given up the tomahawk and scalp, signaling a shift in identity in the local report.

ST. Louis Sitting Bull, Jr

The Real Charm of Ma deline Ice Cream Delight

An unusual ad promotes ice cream at Shaw's Pharmacy in the American Bank building praising the flavor as sweet and delicious. It invites customers to try a dish at the pharmacy location.

Madeline Shaw's Pharmacy American Bank

Just Know UW Irving and Cannon Tailors Offer Exclusive Patterns

Iriving and Cannon present exclusive dress patterns and craftsmanship outlined in a promotional note. The wording invites readers to visit the shop at 211 Columbia to experience refined tailoring and reliable ties.

Irving & Cannon Frvingé Cannon Columbia

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