Speedy mile win at Meadows crowd cheers
Refugee trainer sends I'm Joe to win last race at 16 to 1 as crowds roar. Aunt Polly dominates fifth race in a rush from Hereafter, Bologna and Sachet also star as mixed results hit bookies hard. Spreckels and Yanke place big bets amid lively Meadows day with several longshots paying off.
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Baseball Gossip Day Impresses With Pitched Rings
Day dominated at the plate and on the mound with perfect control of the ball and fielding, displaying steady and athletic form. Dugdale introduces new outfielder Isance, whose future surprise prospects excite fans.
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Debut Highlights G Ruling Early In Cate Game
G played his first game for Cate yesterday and showed promise by selecting the best chances and adapting to fast play. A fan threw lemons at the umpire, incidents mirrored in Vancouver and Tacoma, while Harry Rosh will miss time due to injury and Arbogast was fined after arguing with the umpire.
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Seattle High School Triumph Over Dwight Club
The Seattle high school team defeated the Dwight club with a near perfect game and a 9 to 6 score. Schmutse starred in excellent form and could have pitched a shutout with one better error. Seattle travels to Fort Worth, Texas, for the next game.
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Cubs Triumph as Coy Had Horsehoe Stars in Spokane
Coy Had Horsehoes and the other goods lead Cubs to victory over Spokane. Pitcher Coy Had, famed St Paul, allowed only two hits and seven putouts without error. Kilillay for Spokane pitched inconsistently as Butte rolled to a 6 5 win over Vancouver.
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Coast League meet results and standings reported
Fragmentary OCR notes mention the Coast League and a race or meet with unclear details. The readable snippet references performances or scores as part of a meet description, but concrete names, dates, or outcomes are not provided.
Reform applications at Star Office seek initiation
Reformation seekers told to apply to Geo Pagier at the Star office in the old library building between 10 and 11 in the morning and 2 to 3 in the afternoon. Initiation fee paid by Bugler.
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Races at Butte Hutth July 26
Yesterday's results include Paddy Lynch winning the Viret race over five eighths of a mile with Time 1:01. Second race saw Voyage triumph in five-eighths mile, Cadillac second, Time 1:02. Third race went to Aunt Hala at five-eighths mile, Bir Weaty second, Time 1:08. Fourth race seven-eighths mile won by Little Buttercup, Pine third. Fifth race seven-eighths mile saw Cardinal Bartowee win. Sheridan placed second, Time 1:xx. Sixth race mile and one-sixteenth won by Mitchael Nulvaney. Frank Woods third. Gans advertises sports goods at Piper Taft's, 1024 Beacon Street.
Furniture sale offers large stock and piano bargains
Furniture Wonderful values offered the new furniture ranges stoves refrigerators ice cream freezers and house furnishings of all kinds. Also the largest stock of second hand household goods in the state to select from. $490 Fisher Upright Piano good as new for $235. Also a fine Knabo Piano for $276 or will exchange for furniture. Complete house furnishers and sole agents for Charter Oak Ranges.
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Profitable Fruit Industry Prospect in Wenatchee Valley
An offer promotes investing in Wenatchee orchards as a fast growing, cash dividend opportunity. Investors can buy an interest of varying sizes without long contracts, with returns described as growing value and income. Call or write to 664 Empire Building, open Wednesday and Saturday evenings from 7 to 9.
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