Class of boys disappoints in muddy Meadows race
Rain soaked the Meadows as Muskeday led from start to finish in the Club Members Handicap. Misa Officious outpaced rivals for second while Manders and Groas drew praise as rising jockeys. Managers and bettors faced a rough day amid claims of poor riding and controversial comments on Foncasta and Fireball.
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Manders
Denver
Steve Judge
Groas
Roy Mentry
G. P. McNeil
Seattle
California
Oakland
Montry
RB. Davie
Davis
Kelly
Matt Ries
M. D. Miller
Jim Curl
Jockey Bore
Eugene Hildebrand
International and Canadian tennis opens at Niagara Queen's Courts
The International and Canadian tennis championships began at Niagara Ont on the Queen s Royal courts overlooking Lake Ontario. North American stars compete for the International challenge bowl and the Canadian championship trophy as May Sutton and Irving Wright figure among notables. Alfred Sears Jr a Portland Oregon judge died at home after a stroke. born in Concord North Carolina in 1862.
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Ont
Queen's Royal Courts
Lake Ontario
North America
United States
Irving Wright
Wright
Mise May Sutton
Alfred Sears, Jr
Oregon Circuit Court
Portland
Judge Sears
Concord
N. C
Allen Wins Game and Welch Loses for Cubs
In a doubleheader at Butte, the Cubs won the first game 10 to 2 behind a strong pitching display from Allen and solid support. Hoon struggled with poor infield backing as Myer, Quigley, and Dudley contributed multi hit efforts. The afternoon game saw the Miners prevail in a well played contest as Roosevelt allowed only two hits and Russ Mall homered off Welch. Seattle players Myers and Dudley also hit.
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Butte
Aug
Cubs
Allen
Seattle Bunch
Hoon
Myer
Quigley
Dudley
Miners
Roosevelt
Russ Mall
Oon
Welch
Seattle
Myers
Garvin
Southpaw Coy Shines as Miners Dominate Cubs
In Butte on Saturday the Cubs were routed by the Miner nine to seven. Slugging dominated the game with Putt leading the charge for the Miner and Southpaw Coy delivering strong hitting. Samuels was hit eight times as errors aided the Cubs in crossing the plate seven runs. Merkle, a local name, played short and acquitted himself well.
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Butte
Cubs
Mueyers
Samuels
Merkle
Russ
Easteners take opener in Spokane doubleheader
In Spokane yesterday the Easteners won the first game against the Aberdeens, with both teams battling early and leading to a 4 to string. A spectator was fined $10 for a rock throw during Thursday’s game, and Tacoma beat the Canucks 5 to 4 in the second session, with late rain causing a half hour delay and many miscues. Warren Hall starred for the Canucks in a 4 to 3 victory on Saturday, with Waters homering for the tail enders. Ame Smith, longtime Senate clerk at Washington, dies at 64.
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Aberdeens
Ana Rypter
Wagrie
Householder
Tacoma
Canucks
Dellar
Warren Hall
Tigers
Waters
Navy Yard at Bremerton Crowded with Battleships
The Pacific squadron rests at Bremerton as Puget Sound navy yard houses more battleships of all classes than before. Vessels include the braska Oregon and widew ain along with gunboats Cc Boston Albany Charleston Buffalo training ship P delphia prison ardhip Nipate torpedo boats Paul J Goldsborough and the imn drydock. A trip to Pier 2 costs 50 cents.
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Bremerton
Navy Yard
Puget Sound
Braska
Oregon
Widewain
Cc Boston
Albany
Charleston Buffalo
Pdelphia
Ardhip
Paul J Goldsborough
Imn
Pier 2
A Little Fruit Farm For Sale in Yakima District
A real estate notice offering a fruit farm with $5 down and $5 a month per acre. Property described as cultivated irrigated planted and cared for in the Yakima district. Listing by CALHOUN DENNY EWING Inc Alaska Bridge.
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Yakima District
Calhoun
DENNY
Ewing, Inc
Alaska
Rough House Holder Leads Aberdeen Batting Gossips
Baseball gossip from Aberdeen notes Eddid Householder known as Rough House Holder batting at .301 while Grovall hits .600 since joining the league. Don Strothers resigns as Vancouver manager with Hill Hurley named interim. Seattle and Butte ready for a series as McIntyre joins Tacoma and Stovel shifts.
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Aberdeen
Coupe
Grovall
Hoth Myers Ross
Hutte
Bell
Vancouver
Hyatt
Don Strothers
Hill Hurley
Bill
Strothers
Hurley
Amateur games end in decisive 23 to 0 victory
A rough report describes a junior match where Weedruft and Macu Mallard defeated Rupertors 23 to 0. Ballard started strong with 9 runs in the first round and Pad dock tallied 20 hits for the newcomers Boore.
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Mallard
Rupertors
Ballard
Calhoun Names His Assistants
James Be Bradford Howard A Hanson and Bruce C Shorts named by Corporation Council Scott m to fill vacancies from resignations of Elmer BE Todd C B Thorghmaon and A Tucker. Calhoun Scotty arrives in San Francisco with large sums of currency and heavy gold dust.
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James BE. Bradford
Howard A. Hanson
Bruce C. Shorts
Corporation Council
Scott m
Elmer BE. Todd
C. B. Thorghmaon
A. Tucker
Mr. Calhoun
Scotty
Death Valley
San
Miller Expected to Repeat as Jockey Champion
Reports from New York on August 26 indicate Walter Miller is likely to repeat his past season's success and capture the jockey championship for the current year with dominant performances throughout the meeting.
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New York
Indiewsiona
Walter Miller
Directors clash over dividend at Standard Oil meeting
Wordy argument between William Rockefeller and Hm J Rogers over scrapping the $6 quarterly dividend. The plan was debated after the Landis fine. the dividend was ultimately declared to avoid suggesting fear of court rulings. Bronze caskets are being prepared for McKinley and his wife for a new mausoleum burial.
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New York
Standard Ofl Company
William Rockefeller
HM. J. Rogers
Landis
McKinley
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