Tigers Turn Tables on Siwashos in Seattle Tilt
The Tigers led by Overall toppled Siwashos 2 to 0 with Mohler strong on the mound. Barber pitched well for Seattle until Tacoma’s bats connected in the fifth and sixth, Mohler homered, and Seattle left ten on base as the Tigers seized a 2 run win in 1 hour 4 minutes with O Coddwell behind the plate.
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Siwashos
Big Mre
City of Destiny
Balla
Seattle
Barber
Tacoma
Mohler
Firnshear
Blankenship
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van Haltren
Pagan
Blankenwhip
Sheehan
Casey
Overall
Wilson
O'Coddwell
Fragmented Hockey Standings With Garbled Place Names
Partial standings show clubs with won lost and percentages, but the text is corrupted. Mentions Salt Lake and Spokane with unclear team names and scores. legible elements include numeric records like 38 7 432 and references to Salt Lake.
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Pet
POMBO
Sas
Salt Lake
Botse
Baseball score snippets from varied city matchups
A fragmented record shows multiple game scores with city pairings. Notable results include New York New York 5 to Chicago 0 and Brooklyn 4 3 St Louis 3, plus Boston Pittsburg 8 to Boston 1 and St Louis 7 to Cleveland 3.
Mike Fisher Adds Southpaw McDonald to Twirling Staff
Mike Fisher introduces southpaw pitcher McDonald who arrived from the South last night. The newcomer, who played for Minneapolis last season, will rest for a day or two before joining duties, and he has been living in Los Angeles since season's end. The manager hints at a strong pitching lineup.
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Fisher
New South Paw
McDonald
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
Mike
Dee Newton Tops Pacific Coast League Twirlers
Doc Newton, famed Los Angeles veteran pitcher, left the major leagues for the Pacific Coast League after a salary dispute with New York and Brooklyn clubs. He is noted for his control and reliability, often lifting a swing into the outer pastures.
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Los Angeles
Newton
Mosley
Ganet
York
Lee
Brooklyn
Thie
Mortey
Parade Opens The Meadows Race Meet With Horns On Display
The Meadows opens today with a parade of over 200 top horses and more than a dozen stake winners. Judge Robert curated the day’s program as entries were limited to twelve per race for safety. Wagner's band will entertain between races and a city-sprinkling plan aids attendees traveling to the park.
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Ling
Leighton
Robert
Wagner
Jackson Street
Fleet Avenue
Bowling scores and sports notes from Monarch alleys
A weekly update covers Sherer of San Francisco rolling 269 near the 275 alley record set by Jenkins. Highlights include the high 269 in the William G. Tarrant prize, summer practice, and upcoming fall league. Also noted are Davis's absence, seven up popularity, and a jockeys and boxing-related items.
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Mr. Sherer
San Francisco
Jenkins
William G. Tarrant Stein
A. L. Jenkins
Davis
Massachusetts
Vermont
Sean
Broderquint
Slowey
Allen
Wirt
Lacrosse Match Preview Seattle at Portland
The Seattle lacrosse team departs for Portland to face the hosts tomorrow afternoon. Portland fielded a strong squad this year and Seattle expects a win after a week of training. Lineup includes Mitchell Gow Oddy Beattie Heard Hartnagie Hall with Galer Galer Milne Marshall Weber Kennedy as captain and Wright as umpire.
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Portland
Mitchell
Gow
Oddy
Beattie
Heard
Hartnagie
Hall
F. Galer
W. Galer
Milne
Marshall
Weber
Ed Kennedy
Commodore J. B. Wright
Princeton Names New Track Captain for 1905 Season
Princeton announces RhFE Williams of the class of 1905 from Chicago as captain for the upcoming track season. Williams earned runner-up honors in both the mile and half-mile at Franklin Field during the intercollegiate meet.
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Princeton
Rhfe Williams
Chicago
Willame
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
A.C. Nine to Practice at Seattle Athletic Club
The Seattle Athletic Club's new baseball team will practice after the professional game. Manager A. Goldsmith ordered the men to appear on the grounds not later than 6:00 o'clock. Members tested challenges to many amateur clubs about the sound.
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Seattle Athletic Club
A! Goldsmith
Nurmnber
Walla Walla Kennel Club Forms Officers
A kennel club is organized in Walla Walla with President Juline Levy, Secretary George L. Mason, and Treasurer Joseph C. Beott. The group plans a beach show near fall. Pool rooms in Georgetown close for races and remain shut during The Meadows meet to curb bookies, with voluntary action by owners.
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Walla Walla
Juline Levy
George L. Mason
Joseph C. Beott
Georgetown
the Meadows
It Ts
World's Fair Handicap Set for June 25 at Saint Louis
The $60,000 event headlines the schedule with Joe Yeager from Cincinnati noted for sensational Gravesend winnings. Buffalo leads the National Rowing League at .610, New York second at .588. McChesney, aiming for the world’s fair handicap, reached Harlem in questionable form as Rome Respess pursues entry.
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St. Louis
Joe Yeager
Cincinnati
Gravesend
Buffalo
New York
McChesney
Harlem
Rome Respess
Made Young Again Promise From Dr King Pills
A reader from Demperytown Pennsylvania reports a two week course of Dr King's Life Pills restored youthfulness and energy. The advertisement touts liver stomach and bowel benefits as purely vegetable and gentle with no griping.
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Dr. King
D. M. Turner
Demperytown
SS. Guy
Avenue
No Gambling Claimed at Washington Park Races
Chicago June 16. Mayor Hartiton granted license for the Washington Park races and announced no bookmaking or gambling would be allowed at the track. Bookmakers, discontent, threaten to switch to the English betting system if the mayor maintains the ban.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Hartiton
Puget Sound Baseball League Schedule Preview
President Dresen of the Puget Sound Base ball League is drafting the schedule to be sent to clubs after about two days. No games will be played in the city until after July 17. The first game will be in Victoria on June 15 between Seattle and the home team.
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Bpverptt
Dresen
Puget Sound Baseball League
Victoria
Seattle
Dinner offer at Maison Darberi Seattle ad page
See ad page one for a Hest dinner in Seattle featuring Sauternes or Burgundy at Maison Darberi Becond and James. All items priced at $1.00. Also note Spinning's for bicycle repairs and renair.
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Hest
Seattle
Sauternes
Burgundy
Maison Darberi
James
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