Siler Chosen Referee for Nelves Gann Lightweight Fight
George Stier of Chicago, a veteran referee, is selected to oversee the Nelson Gann lightweight bout in Goldfield. The article notes his history, honesty in disputed claims, and strict but fair style, highlighting his readiness despite aging claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francisco
George Stier
Chicago
King Nelves
Joe Gann
Goldfield Athletic Club
Stier
Carter
Oats
25 Miles for 25 Cents Around Mercer Island
A short travel note describes a steamer run around Mercer Island priced at 25 cents for 25 miles. The Portuna route lists a 26 30 time and a $30 fare with 6:30 daily departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer Island
Portuna
A Day With Nelson in Mining Camp Routine
A narrative follows Nelson in a mining camp as he meets miners wives, chats with locals, and shares gossip. The day details his breakfast, an eight mile run, a shower, a rub down, letters from admirers, and posing for photographers before lunch with his trainer.
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Clifford
Gans
Nelson
Taining
Cranka
Gana
Horace E. Has Gone Lame In Futurity Contention
Horace E. pulled up lame after breesing half a mile at Raratega with a sharp piece of gravel in a fore foot. The wound was not found until after he featered. He had shown brilliant form in Baratega trials and stands an excellent chance in the Futurity if he recovers in time.
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Horace KE
Raratega
Horace BE
Baratega
Beals Shines in Senia Tournament Action
The second day at the sen nia state championship produced surprises as Marty Peeley Teale toppled by Beals and Gerald Shannon impressed against Joe Tyler. Tyter and Brennen showed growth, Pooley underperformed, while Gore Bam Russell and Armietron of Tecoma won their matches.
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Marty Peeley
Ty Teale
Gerald Shannon
Joe Tyler Niteok
Tyter
Brennen
Creek
Pootey
Victoria
Pooley
Gore Bam Russell
MacDougell
Chadwick
Even Break With Books At Daily Racecard Summary
Three favorites won yesterday while the public and books split profits. Alta Spa led early with a half length margin over 26 to 1 Wapnageotis, as several horses were claimed or run up. Golden Light upset at 1 to 1 despite backers’ hopes in the second.
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Ellina
Alta Spe
Alta Spa
Wapnageotis
Witeadtousa
Peltgross
Pateron
Golden Light
Hlebackers
Redmont
Knape
J. C. Clem
Oreban
Quilt
Clem
Cheripe
Houndly
Eaced
Anona
Atne
Dr. Bherman
Revel White
Couple of Books Quitting Due to Hard Work
Report notes several workers planning to resign after finding tasks too demanding. A few teammates intend to step into vacated roles, signaling staffing churn and potential project disruption.
Turf Gossip and Race Fix Allegations Stir Evening Card
Jockey Tobe Hamacy bid up J C Clem to 6600 after the third race triggering owner protection lapses from Nippon stable who then claimed Metsnkada for 9600. Milerd held at 700 with J J Milerd backing, and Jimmy Coffey claimed Trickles in the last. Bookmakers’ sheets are under review with Jockey T Sullivan suspected on Royal White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobe Hamacy
J.C. Clem
Bie Thern
Clem
Nippon Stable
J.clem
Metsnkada
Charley Vendusen
Milerd
J. J. Milerd
Jimmy Coffey
T. Mullivan
Royal White
Moyal White
Bet
Weather and Race Notation From Seattle Track Meet 1906
Weather fine and track fast as Egbert presides with Ed Duke starter. First race five furlongs for two year olds with $200 to winner. Fifth race five and a half furlongs for yearlings with $200 to winner. Additional selling races noted with value to first at $200 and related terms.
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Seattle
Egbert
Ed Duke
Ward
Sea
Erie
Lawrence
Alue
Wright
Eileen
Anon
Track surface blamed for horse breakdowns at meeting
Owners claim the track surface is too hard and unsafe. They report multiple horses including The Huguenot Meson Buchanan HBon lado Pesmy Nell Hob Kagon Eol eure Jerusha and Hey Dere have broken down or become lame. They urge the association to surface the track to prevent further injuries.
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California
Mesen
Buchanan
Hbonlado
W. B. Gaten
Lone Wolf
Nell
Hob Kagon
Eoleure
Dicky
Jerusha
Hey ‘Dere
Beattie Beats Fresno In Low-Scoring Neutral Duel
On August 22 Beattie defeated Fresno cellar champions 5 to 4 on a neutral field. Beattie outhit their opponents with timely hitting while Fresno catcher Dashwood homered but failed to prevent the loss.
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Los Angeles
Beattie
Mique Fishers
Fresno
Dashwood
Unreadable OCR Leads to Fragmentary News Snippet
Fragmented OCR text mentions several scattered names and phrases without clear context or events. Unable to determine a cohesive report or identifiable individuals, locations, or dates from the provided segment. Further readable source needed for a proper summary.
Standing Of The Clubs In The National League
Fragmentary line lists standings for the National League with unclear club names and positions. The readable portion hints at a summary of team rankings but lacks complete details to identify teams, scores, or dates.
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Madden
Mead
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Waya Nolan
Waya the Dane
Nolan
Neleon
Cleveland
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Simms
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First Ave
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Tay
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Nelaon
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Beals
Pantortum
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Turf Advisors
Cortet and Dames
Winnie All
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Alta
EPA
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Nettie Mieke
Rontet
Ladora
Prickles
Kherry
Maontena Meerese
Olga Mike
Ram
Todeyie
Guy Deming
Regal White
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Sherry
Bey
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Merchants Cafe
Beatty Ferguson
Palemon
Peligrons
Norris Werren
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Merlen
Meee
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Bemith
R A. Wright
Mike
Wiener
Eatile
MIQUE
Peattie
Kane
Yan Muren
Eres
Vartianda Voce
Raneteou
National League
Lee Angeles
Knapp & West Colman
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State of
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