Sophomores Triumph In Interclass Freshman Meet At U Gym
Sophomores won 42 to 8 in a crowded U gym interclass track meet. Rex Smith dominated sprints and jumps while Parker and Raster led freshman efforts in distance and relays. Notable events included Smith first in 30 yard dash and broad jump, Baster winning the mile, and Butler’s pole vault top among freshmen.
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de Raster
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Sopho
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Oliver
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Kirby
Leg
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Coulter
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Starr
Vincent
Wilams
Tibball
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High School Baseball Seeks Nine for Coming Season
Manager Westerman sorts through about 30候 candidates for the team with practice set to begin around March 1. Wee Coyle Jay Smith Benny Meagher and other stars expected to return as numerous state schools seek spots on the schedule promising a corker season.
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Westerman
Benny” Meagher
Blacksmith Olson Nearly Killed Stopping Runaway Team
Olson a Fremont blacksmith tied at Yester and Second, employed by contractor Erickson, narrowly escaped fatal injury when a runaway team dragged Patrolman McClurg before Olson grabbed a horse by the nostrils. The horse struck him, inflicting a nasty wound and he was taken to Wayside hospital.
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Olson
Fremont
Erickson
Yester
McClurg
Innocent Appearing Swede Arrested in Seattle Jewelry Case
John Peterson, described as an innocent appearing Swede, was arrested in Georgetown by Marshal Johnson and brought to Seattle. He is identified by Mrs. N. Chapman who says he entered her home Thursday night and is the key suspect. Jewelry belonging to D. H. Jarvis was found on the prisoner, who carried items he tried to sell. He is labeled a candle man due to candle grease traces linked to prior robberies.
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Seattle
John Peterson
Georgetown
Marshal Johnson
M. R. Hubbard
Peterson
Mra N. K. Chapman
Fourth
D. H. Jarvis
Seneca
Aren
Hat Factory Discount Sells Quick in Seattle
A Seattle shop at 1210 Second Ave offers hats priced at 1.60 2.00 2.50 and 8 dollars. the sale is described as lasting only briefly before stock runs out.
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Seattle
Second Ave
Favoritism in Rates
A fragment discusses sheep from Australia and California, noting divergent freight rates and travel distances. It mentions a 1 cent per pound rate for Australian pelts to New York and higher rates for California pelts, hinting at biased pricing.
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California
New York
Australia
Hermann Edges Herrera In Drawn Los Angeles Bout
The 20 round crowd pleaser between Kid Hermann of Chicago and Aurelio Herrera of Mexico ends in a draw. Hermann dominates early with infighting and body work while Herrera’s power lands few clean shots. The referee’s draw decision is greeted by a large crowd of fight fans.
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Kid Permann
Los Angeles
Kid Hermann
Hermann
Bakersfield
Herrera
Pakerefield
Chicago
Merrera
Deelaten
Fane
Western Bowling Congress invites bold Zion tourney
The Western Bowling congress promotes its first annual tournament inviting participants with a Zion themed bid. Donation of 39 dollars is secured from city council as Salt Lake officials push advertising. Portland bowler C J McMenemy says six players will join from that city.
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Saints
Western Bowling Congress
Salt Lake
C. J. McMenemy
Portland
Jenkines
Hat sale slashes prices at Seattle factory
A Seattle hat factory offers high grade hats at a fraction of price for one week starting Monday. At 1310 Second Ave customers can buy hats priced $1 to $9, with all sizes and styles represented.
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Seidom
Seattle
Second Ave
Robert Lake
Second Avenue
Western Bowling congress hit with travel plans and bets on Salt Lake tourney
The piece details speculation on host cities and teams for the Western Bowling congress events in Salt Lake City and surrounding draws. Denver San Francisco and Los Angeles plan three to five squads, with alliances framing bids for 1907 and 1904-07 meetings. Portland and Seattle clubs prepare to travel March 4 for Salt Lake City competition.
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Prise Fund
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Congress
Salt Lake
Western Bowling Congress
Francisco
W. I
California
Tailor Ed White Showcases Top Suit Quality
Ed White, the renowned tailor at 2049 Collins Bidg, presents a line of neat, natty, nobby suits. The collection stars as the best values in the city for the money, promising sharp style with affordable price.
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Nobby
Ed White
Collins
Empire No 2 Triumphs In Three Games On Mon Arch Drives
Empire No 2 defeats Mainters in three straight matches on Mon Arch Drives. Vredeen leads with 264 in both first and second games as Empire No 2 clinches 752 569 900 plus and secures a 185 pin margin in the third. Jenkins and Jenkin face a rough night as Mainters field a patched lineup and stumble in all three games.
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Jenking
Hia Qekie
Monarch
Subway
Quinta
Vredeen
Vogel
A Black Rugby Team Arrives in San Francisco
The famed rugby squad arrived in San Francisco last night for a tour. They claim wins over England Scotland and France, with only Wales defeating them while some players were injured. All members are natives of New and have played 42 games on the trip.
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Great Britain
San Francisco
England
Scotland
Land
France
Walesa
Bargain Prices Advertised At Local Drag Stores
Local ad promotes discounts on household items including Borax Sassafras Lée Sulphur Cream of Tartar Benzoin Peppermint extract and Chloride of Lime with prices per package or ounce. Aimed at women shoppers, it notes cuts in prices effective Monday at 006 Recond Ave.
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John
Sassafras Lée
Barstell
Te Recond
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