Woodlands 10 A Long Shot Wins Woodnia Stake
Jora Grace St filly by Hedeck unot owned by B K Hoppa won the Wood nia Stake by half a length over Native Son. Native Son carried 122 pounds and led early but Grace St. Clair surged to victory in a dramatic stretch finish. The South Park Handicap followed with Hippocrates at 6 to 1 prevailing four lengths over Dewey Stillche.
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Befire
Jora Grace
Dyea
Hedeck
Unot
B. K B. Hoppa
Woodnia
Native Son Alfa
Native Son
Pimkin
Becchreiber
Walter Ackles
Tony Faust
Melitah
Grace St. Clair
Duke
Utica
St Clair
Btr
South Park
Hippocrates
Dewey
Favor
Stilichye
Little Buttercup
Vionna
Claxtress
Wants to Rent a Launch at Port Orchard Pier 2
The Port Orchard Repute seeks to rent two small gasoline launches by the month at Pier 2. Availability and terms to be arranged.
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Port Orchard Repute
When All Pitchers Look Alike To A Team
The account recalls a game between Cleveland and Milwaukee in which pitcher Clewte Kiltett laments Cleveland hitters overwhelming the mound and a six foot circle drawn around the bag by Frank Shicheck at second base. The players recount a 15 to 6 loss and the somber postgame tally.
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Cleveland
Milwaukee
Clewte Kiltett
Frank Shicheck
Claude
Five furlong track record and close finishes at the race meet
Misty’s Pride tied the track record for five furlongs and led from the start to win the fifth race. Ploarieh was beaten by a length in a tight finish with Allopath the favorite close behind. Dusty Miller won the last race by two lengths as Harbor and Hormbarter followed. Baker, Neat ness, Buchanan, and Judge lntched noses in a four-way photo for place.
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Ploarieh
Leash
Allopath
Baker
Misty
James A. Murray
Buchanan
Dusty Miller
Harbor
Hormbarter
Seean
Iras
Track Cup Seafair at Seattle July 14 1966
Weather fine at Star Form Chart Seattle as race day proceeds. Jutgw Ed Dake presides with starter. First race a sixteenth mile selling for four year olds and up, featuring Slew Time By the Leash and others. Notes show pace and field descriptions blur with misread entries.
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Seattle
Magbert
Ed Dake
Toten Howes
Turf Gossip at Racecourse Ends With Betting Scandals
Star handicapper selects two winners while others finish second. jockeys Sullivan and Graham share riding honors and Mandatone is cited by F C Davies. Bettor Beatty Ferguson has lost over 16000 in racing bets. Walter Bekies suffers a career-ending tendon injury, while a 70-yard foot race precedes the main event with Johnny Clancy suspected of being duped.
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Walter Bekies
Johnny Clancy
Perry Looker
Johnny
Clancy
Portland Struggles Continue as Giants Triumph
Portland suffered its sixth straight loss, beaten by the Giants. Pitcher Henry Henderson faced Oscar Jones, who officiated for the Cubs. Melan the Giants catcher starred with two triples and a double in four plate appearances. The game featured scattered Cub hits and Portland’s weak batting.
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Son
Lne
Portland
Oscar Jones
Cubs
Oscar
Jones
Melean
Fragmentary OCR Item With Names and Numbers
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions several proper nouns and numbers in a jumbled sequence. It lists names and terms like Retterios Wollers and Pree 3 with various numeric strings, and references locations or groups such as Wetee and Vegieamerrittech.
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Rene
Retterios Wollers
Teshwous
Amerrittech i
Western Koren Wins Brighton Handicap in Fast Time
The Brighton Handicap of $20,000 to the winner was won by Western Koren after a tight drive over Firet Masons. Tokalon finished third, Dandelion faltered late, Rams Horn and First Mason attracted betting support, while Hambure Belle and Kuroki underperformed. The record time was 3:03 3-6.
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Brighton
Hambure Belle
Kuroki
Keone
Notice to water consumers for July rent delinquency
Water rent due in July for July August and September becomes delinquent if unpaid by July 31. District covers city area south of the center line of Union and East Union era. Metered water due from the 1st to the 26th of each month becomes delinquent on the 20th.
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Center Line
Union
East Union
O Brien to Fight Berger for Heavyweight Title
Philadelphia reports a July 18 bout setup as Jack O Brien claiming the heavyweight championship to face Sam Berger of California in a pivotal title clash.
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Philadelphia
Jack O Brien
Sam Berger
California
Pugs Training For July Boxing Match At Pressant Beach
Pugs Holly and Gans train hard for a July 23 bout at Pressant Beach with many visitors watching. Holly spars intensely with Lannie Austin Hobby Lundice and Kid Nelson at Pleasent Beach while Gans showcases swift footwork and blocking drawing crowd praise. Madison Park sessions draw Moesars Dailey Burke Vernon and friends as Holly’s power impresses spectators.
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Molly
Gans
Pressant Beach
Pleasent Beach
Gane
Lannie Austin
Hobby Lundice
Kid Nelson
Sporta
Madison Park
Holly
Moesars Dailey
Burke
Vernon
Burns Seeks Big Fights in Los Angeles Training Camp
Tommy Burns, heavyweight claimant after defeating Marvin Hart, arrives in Los Angeles with a Long Beach camp. He expresses eagerness to fight top rivals like John WIllie Gardner Fussimmons or Jack O’Brien, complains about a canceled Shreck bout, and predicts a huge Northwest arena draw if matched with O’Brien.
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Tommy Burns
Scrapper
Marvin Hart
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Burns Aye
Mike Shreck
Chicago
Tom
John Wille
George Gardner
Jack Root
Fussimmons
Jack O'lirten
Burns
Tommy
Jack O'Brien
Rice and Glancy to Fight in New London Bout
Austin Rice the local featherweight champion meets Hugh Glaney of Rhode Island in a center ring bout watched by sports leaders from Connecticut Rhode Island New York and New Jersey. Both fighters are reported in good condition and highly spirited for the encounter.
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New London
Conn
Austin Rice
Hugh Glaney
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Byers Wins Amateur Golf Title in Englewood Final
Eben M. Byers of Pittsburg defeats Geo. Lyon of Canada two up with one to play to claim the amateur golf championship at Englewood New Jersey. The United States retains the title as Byers ends years of near misses and prior runner ups.
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Englewood
N. J
Eben M. Byers
Pittsburg
Geo
Lyon
Canada
Byers
United States
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Stillche Tires
Mirthial
Sandstone
Iron Bed Sale
Dabney & Woodhouse Furniture Co. Inc
Dabney & Woodhouse
Charter Oak Ranges
Pike Street
Ind
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First
Old Dominion
Bond
Star and Horseshoe
Clace
Claude Elliott
Lou
Sville
M Wee
Tad Doe Se
Ohoe
Wiseer
Krawer & Crees
Mike Mettate
Raci
B&f
Troy Miller
Graham
Kireohhaum
Bombardier
Davie
Miller Place
Daratom
Fyeewaiae Aerees
Owen Beam
Boece Pune
Teen Hee — “Ag Afal
Serete ¢ FM
Pereer
Wiener
Fiat
Hewenter
Falipo Tien Ee Dewees
Orb Henry Wome
Dewry
Chow
Lion
RT Yankee Jim
Longa
Toilet Sullivan
Callahan
Lawrence— Saile
Candia Ali Seaeaen i Schrether
Fart Tate
Oy Sete
Manton
Tony Paveta
Ace
aTraham
Lawrence Fa Davie
Murra
Font Justa
Pegey
Fisnan & Co
Vance
Mart Vo
Talbot
Mutual Life
Klein
James
Ore
Mullivan
Cdokrade
Tony Faust Rune
Gald
Boo
Arthur Bennett
Grace St Clair
George Buyder
Lara
Grace
Amber
Arther Stell
Stell
Metl
Caloe
George W. Miller
Miller
Tway
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Giants
Henry Hender
Portlandan
Mitchell
Vette Aratth
Ven
Haren
National Athletic
Ita
Jack Ostielen
Kaufman
Pieyed Wen Leet Purtiand Fan
France
Mentile de de Daniel
A. Bane Anerhee
Northwestern League
Grane Harter
Harter
Bernice
Western Horse
National League
Owretan Retter
Wekefield
Mhoates
Pritedelphia
Watten
Seees Wee
Peetie
Rattertee Pople
Reese Ueupire
Eeseeerseeees
O'Brien
Berger
J. Redelsheimer & CO
First Ave
Col. Columbia
Pugs
Holly and
Rice
Glancy
Pray Tailoring CO
Cor, Seneca
Garvey Buchanan Company
Oregon
Welsbach
Asc
Ananey
Re, Lok
Barbour
Garvey-Buchanan CO
Lumber Exchanges
Pacific and
Puget Sound
Asin Arctan
Pennsylvania
Cec. H. Woodhouse Co
Sundwall Co
Kirksville
Washington Building
First Avenue
Mala
O. A. Skaggs
Bagley
Pike
Kohler & Chase
Piaros
Second Avenue Arcade
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