Pullman Beats St Louis In Muddy Showdown
Washington State College defeated St Louis University 11 to 0 before about 4000 fans in Pullman. St Louis threatened in the first half but fumbled near the goal line. in the second half Rader and Wexler capitalized on two kicks after fumbles. Rader emerged as the standout star of the game.
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Yesterday's Races Review of Multiple Thoroughbred Events
Yesterday's card featured five races with varied favorites and longshots. Le Rose led the opening quarter mile in 117 24, Rosy Light placed second, Dr. Sherman third. Pyronerdale edged iaphite in the second, while Ambt tit captured the three quarters with Nappa close behind. Red Leaf won the four carryover race over Lagell and Misa M. Row tah timed at 1:46 in the mile, and College Widow won the sixth at 1:08 24 with Sombre and Follie L. following.
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Tine
Tus
Ambttit
Nappa
Kirschbaum
Red Leaf
Rub
Warte
Early race card with multiple finishes and times
In the first race over seven eighths of a mile Guards at 6 to 1 won for Goldstein with Mast Bad second and Prog ress third, time 1 25 45. The second race ran eleven sixteenths mile Hol Settler at 2 to 1 won with Lackfoot second and Har vel third, time 1 70 6 3 5. The third race covered three quarters mile Money Musa at 7 to 1 won ahead of Aunt Polly second and J J Me third. time 1 12 465. The fourth race over one mile Old Tim and others competed with incomplete results.
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Horse Races Reported With Placings and Times
In a racing summary from 1974, Magasine placed second and Stanley Pay third in the fifth race over three quarters of a mile behind er, 108. Col. Bob, ridden by Martin, won the Waterbury stakes with Sugar Maid second and Time noted at 1:68 2/46 for Gergalette. Fifth race details show Joyner first with Gergalette, Chris tine A third, time 1:68.
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Stanley Pay
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Waterbury
Sugar Maid
Gergalette
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Christine A
Rain Delays All Stars Versus Seattle Gridiron Match
Heavy rain forces postponement of the planned game between the All-Stars and the Seattle Athletic Club. Officials expect to reschedule at a later date.
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Multnomah Triumphs Over Spokane in 26 to 0 Game
In Portland Multnomah defeated Spokane 26 to 0 as Lorgan Pilkington and Dee Rader led decisive advances. Scoring came three times in the first half and twice in the second, with Walker contributing strong runs to overpower the Spokane eleven.
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Prominent Kent Doctor Dies at 58
Dr. G. Abbott a longtime figure in Kent town affairs and the Methodist church died at age 58 from diabetes.
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Vancouver Rugby Team Defeats Stanford in Close Match
Vancouver rugby club edged Stanford University 50 to 0 in a hard fought game. The Canadian side showed stronger teamwork while individual stars from Stanford struggled to overcome the 50 point gap.
Canada and Japan Agree on Immigration Regulation Talks
Canada and Japan held discussions in Tokyo on immigration regulation with Canadian minister of labor Lemiux stating his remarks are for the Dominion government and that he returns with pleasant memories after negotiations. Gen Smith retires from the Army, placed on the retired list by operation of law after being promoted to brigadier in October.
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Spokane to face Seattle with new Spokane lineup
Spokane Athletic club plans a strengthened lineup for the New Year game against Seattle Athletic club after a 26 to loss to Multnomah. Bender, Rader and Nissen, joined by Halm who may play, are expected to form the core for the Spokane squad in tomorrow night's practice.
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Slashed Men Found In Chicago Near Gay Delplein Streets
Two men, Nicholas Ceroni and Michael Hom Cescerous, were found unconscious a few feet apart at Gay and Deaplaines streets in Chicago. Each suffered multiple knife wounds as they apparently slashed each other until exhaustion. Cescerous is dying from a breast wound.
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Italians Sentenced in Black Hand Case in Pittsburg
Seventeen Italians arrested as Black Hand suspects faced hearings before Magistrate Grady and were sent to the workhouse for 30 days or fined 10 to 109 dollars. Police say the group used a secret tunnel and stored weapons, with Lenssen & Company named metropolitan agents for a New York insurer.
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Laces and Edgings Sold At Low Prices
Fragment lists sale prices for various laces and torchon inserts. Paris lace edges and insertions priced at fractions of a cent. patterns and sale figures shown as small retail figures.
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Freedman Charles Anderson Granted Christmas Pardon
Charles Anderson formerly of Seattle serving a ten year term in Walla Walla for manslaughter was released on Christmas Eve by order of Governor Mead to spend the holiday as a free man. Anderson had been captain of a sailing vessel bound for foreign ports and his case had stirred city interest after a fatal stabbing in which he claimed self defense but was convicted of manslaughter.
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Mills to Open in Martins Ferry After Four-Week Idle Period
In Martins Ferry Ohio on December 26 authorities expect all 22 mills at the Laughlin tin plant to resume operation within a week. Sixteen mills will start Monday morning and repairs have been ordered for furnaces in the remaining six.
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New YMCA Gymnasium Opens to Public Today
The YMCA gymnasium in the building is completed and opened today for the public. Regular classes begin a week from Monday. The facility cost over $6,000 and includes a marked indoor floor and nearly 1,000 lockets. Gym classes will suit all ages with evening options for working boys twice weekly.
Auto Crash Leaves One Dead Two Injured in Des Moines
Des Moines, la., Dec 26. An automobile crashed into a cab killing Ralph Loy and injuring two others—Crue Waldigg and Hy Vandervert. The three men were in the car when it rounded a corner. the van was badly damaged but its occupants were uninjured.
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Bank President Under Arrest
Durango California December reports a bank president linked to the Smelter City bank closure on December 17 and warrants issued after deposits. Coeur d Alene reservation allotting agent Sama to begin plotting January 1. Bryan family sighted near Lake Surprise for hunting trip.
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