Fresno Prospects for Ten Plays With Local Nine
The article describes Fresno preparing for ten games this week at Recreation Park against Tacoma styled opponents. It notes Signor Mique Fisher as a pivotal figure, mentions players such as Ratain Pickers, Mike Lynch, Mo Laughlin, Doyle, Happy Hogan, Truck Barn, Pearl Casey, and Egan potential moves, plus Arellanes Cartwright Walters Fitegerald and Mo Qrexor. It also cites Deacon Van Buren, Hall, C Jones, Welsh, Winnie Cutter, and Paddock as upcoming contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mique Fisher
Tacoma
Ratain Pickers
Freano
Rose Hall
Recreation Park
Fisher
Tacoma Tigera
Mike Lynch
MoLaughlin
Doyle
Hogan
Pearl Casey
Fincks Big Auction Sale Exhbits Diamonds and Jewelry at S16 Second Ave
Daily 2:30 and 7:30 auctions feature diamonds watches jewelry silverware clocks and cut glass. Located at 16 Second Avenue the event promises a varied sale with multiple time slots and fresh inventory.
Remember the Name and Number
A brief note urging to contact by phone, insisting on recalling the specific name and number for follow up. The message emphasizes direct communication and retention of the contact details for future reference.
Detriot Weather Update Notes Rain Count
A Detroit notice reports ongoing rainfall measurements and alerts residents to expect continued wet conditions. The update records rain totals and forecasts typical of spring weather in the area.
Standing of the Clubs Pacific Coast League
A brief standings note for the Pacific Coast League lists team positions and records, detailing current leaders and near-term implications for pennant race.
Baseball Notes Stir Redfield Trades and Streaks
Bob Wicker pitched for the Reds in his first game against Philadelphia, a loss for Philly after 14 hits. Chicago benefited in the deal for Ovie Overall. The sport sees a relief fund of 1132.30 for the Pacific Coast league, and Boston's hitters continue a 1 1 game losing streak. Hal Chase shines for the New York Americans, while Clark Griffith’s squad praises the week’s top batter with Chase’s 583 average. Chauncey Fisher returns to league duties amid old pitching memories and Mike Fisher recalls past disputes over 8400 dollars for a troubled pitcher.
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Bob Wicker
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ovie
Reds
Philadelphia
Hal Chase
Lou Aie
New York Americans
Hal
Clark Griffith
New York World
Chase
Chauncey Fisher
Mike Fisher
Mike
San Francisco Poolrooms reopen after quake crowd gathers
Harvey and Daroux opened poolrooms in Sausalito drawing veterans and newcomers to bet on Latonia and Toronto races. The Buffalo hotel room proved too small, with bets around fifty dollars per event, and another room planned across the street. Bookmakers report strong demand and expect two pools to operate through the fall, signaling resilience of San Francisco racing culture after the disaster.
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San Francisco
Harvey & Daroux
Sausalito
Buffalo
Harvey
Latonia
Toronto
George Rose
Emeryville
Rail
Meadows 13 Showings Life Lights Up Track
The Meadows track shows life after paddock removal with new paint and cleaning. Trainers bring strings, including Harry Stover noted as Kenilworth Park owner, and W H Hawke with horses. Covington expected with more stock.
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W. H. Hawke
Northwest
Lily Golding
Good Cheer
William Covington
Barney Schreiber
Covington
Horace F
American champion May Sutton opens northern tennis title
Liverpool notes the northern championship tennis tourney kicking off at Albert Hall with Miss May Sutton, the American champion, slated to face the British hopeful. Sutton received a walkover in the singles preliminaries as Mrs Chapman withdrew before the match.
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Liverpool
May
Alaburth
Ten Eaahire
St Tingles
BP. Candagaltt
P. J. Hodges
Miss Sutton
Mra. Chapman
Track meet excursion arranged by Seattle coach
Walter Galbraith manager of the Seattle high school track team plans a June trip to Tacoma for a proposed quadrangular meet with Portland Booketle and Seattle. He has chartered the steamer Attion for the excursion.
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Ane
Walter Galbraith
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Booketle
Attion
Beattle Athletes Lead Seattle Trio in Tacoma Triangular
Twenty five Seattle athletes enter the Tacoma Port land Beatle tri angular track meet on June 16 with three entries per event. Beattle entries include Gish Thompson Thompson Livingston McAlpine, Coyle Kerr McKay Purdy Thayer Bauman Osbourne and Livingston in various sprints hurdles jumps and field events.
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Seattle
Beatle
Tacoma
Portland
Beattle
Gish
J, Thompson
Matson
Rossman
Barto
Hanman
J. Thompson
Hird
Bird
McAllepton
Harry Thompson
Hugh Thompson
Ren—Fiurna
V. Thompson
McKay
Coyle
Livingston
Kerr
Emerson
Ellis
Pullen
Anderson
Kossman
Diacus
Purdy
Thayer
Bauman
Osbourne
Idvingston
McAllen
Grab
Amateur results show Ballard Arlington tied for first in Puget Bound league
Ballard and Arlington share the lead in the Puget Bound Amateur league as the pennant race heats up. LaConner defeated Camano 12 to 6 and will face Fort Casey on Sunday. Port Townsend fields a strong team under manager B C Peterson hoping to challenge Beattle clubs. In college play Indiana defeated Purdue 3 to 1 and Notre Dame shut out Minnesota 3 to 0.
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Ballard
Arlington
LaConner
Camano
Port Townsend
Mooene
Middle West
Indiana University
Purdue
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Racing Notes on Skelly Arrives to Run Betting Ring Supplies
Seymour Velller known as Skelly arrives to oversee betting ring supplies. Horsemen complain about high hay and feed prices compared with California, urging the racing association to secure fair terms. Latonta track avoids conflicts. Fred Mulholland to serve as a judging official. Everett plans a July race meeting and city horses will attend.
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Seymour Velller
Skelly
California
Sacing Association
Everett
City
Washington Park Races Fade as Chicago Lot Plans Rise
In Chicago Washington Park once home to the American Derby is being cut into building lots. The poem notes the grandstand and stables sold for junk as avenues rise and infield trees go in. The piece recalls famed runners and jockeys and marks the derby’s passing amid new development.
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Washington Park
Chicago
America
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Fresno
Fisher's
Raisin Pickers
John
John" McCloskey
Egan
St. Louis
Arellanes
Tommy Sheehan
Cartwright
Walters
Fitegerald
Mo Qrexor
Southern
van Buren
Deacon
Centel
Hall
C. Jones
Welsh
Monroe
Winnie Cutter
Paddock
Rasa
Finck’s
Dabney & Woodhouse
Gale
Charter Oak Ranges
Pike Street
Ind
J. Aronson
First Ave. S
Bass’s
Guinness Stout
Sunset Main
National League
Detroit
Washington
San Nens
Francie
Orham
T Hackett
O Beten
Wilson
Mt. Lous
New York
Piaret
Peret
Piaget
Wee
Boston Nationals
Boston Americans
Pfeister
Spokane
Frisk
Smash
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Boston
Klein
The
Shoemaker
James
FAOLD
Meadows
Harry Stover
IN Daily
Duke of Petalume
Pimkin
Horace E. Orchan
Stover
Kenilworth Park
Petaluma
Oakland
Hawke
Mise Margery Bell
University of Chicago
Willie
Nioe
Latonta
Fred Mulholland
Stirs
Mashington Park
Derby
Gare
Lucas
Volante
Silver Cloud
Emyp
Norfolk
Monkees
Robert Waddell
Drake
Wryath
Alexis
Harry Green
Talbot
Mutual
Garvey- Buchanan Co
Deen
Silk and Dress Goods Dept
Pearl West
Gars
Agara
Choice
Snow White Ranch
Oregon
Son
Garvey - Buchanan Co. Lumber Exchange
Second Ave
Regal
First Avenue
Carhartt
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