Big Effort To Break Boogkies At The Meadows Racing
Report of a crowded Meadows crowd watching multiple races with long odds and shifting favorites. J H K Smith scored the day’s top win in race five at 20 to 1 amid lively betting. Peligroso won the final heat as bettors chased near upsets.
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Reliable Allen Opens With Victory In Tough Contest
The opening contest ends with Reliable Allen defeating Spokane with a late rally as Swain is injured guiding Rush off the mound. Cubs show steady defense and 5 hits against Osborn while Shaffer and Howell score on mishandled plays.
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Fragmentary Sports Brief Mentions Beata and Butte Match
A garbled snippet references teams Beata Vancouver and Butte with scattered notes about a game or event. The readable bits suggest a bet or matchup with unclear details and dates. No full names, places, or outcomes are confirmed due to damage.
I Have One Master Says Tommy Burns
A garbled column quotes boxer Tommy Burns praising his wife as his master and partner. It describes his near-future plans in California and England, their home life, and shared hobbies like poultry farming and dog breeding, noting his pride in his marriage alongside sport.
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Baseball Gossip Sparks Tryout By Spokane Club
A new outfielder will be tried this afternoon for Spokane with Rusty Wright and Cog set to pitch for Dugdale. The Canucks hammered Garvin of Butte, showing the team’s continued hard-hitting. Amps Frary and a 2,500 crowd watched a late night game in Fairbanks delayed to 1 a.m.
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RACES AT BUTTE Yestery yester ret Race results
Race by race results listing winners and placements at Butte track. Connie M won the first race of three furlongs with J Kneal second and Katte Greasen third. Times listed for several sprints and longer races with winners Greeners Reuben and Ladora, plus Meddling Daley and Ralph Young winning other events.
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Everett Pioneers Elect Officers
Everett July 4. Organization of the Everett Pioneers association completed with officers and by law adoption. President Sam H. Nichols first vice president Schuyler Duryee second vice president Alex Le Gros secretary P K Lewis treasurer WM Ross trustees A A Krodeck W G Swalwell W J Gibne John McRae and fh Rh Me GoM named.
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Ex-cop Beola to backstop San Francisco Coast League team
A former San Francisco police officer, Frank Beola, joins the San Francisco Coast League club as backstop. He spent eight years with the police, protected coastal visitors, and signed with manager Danny Long after leaving the department.
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Fads That Were a Forerunner of the Domesticated Rubber Plant
A fragment describes oleander trees as a symbol of respectable home life. The text notes oleanders in green tubs, moved from cellars when spring arrives, a signal of solid citizenship. The passage ends with a glimpse of the household scene.
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Oleander care tale and Asa G. Candler donation noted
A fragment discusses oleander plants and neglectful care leading to deaths, describing social attitudes and a caretaker’s burden. It mentions Asa G. Candler of Aa donating $75,000 to a memorial enterprise by the Episcopal Church South, highlighting southern figures and a rural setting.
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