Day for Favorites at Meadows Yields Four Winners
Four favorites won at The Meadows Thursday led by Golden Buck in the five and a half furlongs. Blue Ridge staged a late rally to win the mile and Miss Provo captured the second race. Cerro Santa won the six furlongs for the Jones stables and Cerro Santa rode to victory with Lurene runner-up. Attendance marked one of May’s best.
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Golden Buck
San Francisco
Miss Powell
Miss Provo
Cerro Santa
Jones Stables
Blue
Mias Provo
T. Clark
Cora Govta
Nevina
Darice
Herbert
Golden Ruck
PF. Hildebrandt
W. Smith
Lady Ninora
T. Stewart
Lurene
Sterling Towers
Blue Ridge
Bethel Scruggs
B. Powell
Powell
Laura Fr. M
Golden Light
J. Clark
Montana Pooress
Crosawake
Bargains in Men's Suits and Accessories
Big offering in men's suits at about half price with regular worsteds cassimeres priced $7.50 to $10.00 and suits from $12.50 to $15. Also light weight woolen underwear at 75 cents and over 60 shirt patterns at 75 cents each. Suspenders 25 cents, undergarments and trousers marked down for quick sale in the display window.
Fought to Draw at Everett Athletic Club
Bobby Johnson of California and Chris Musson of Tacoma fought a fast 20 round draw before the Everett Athletic club. Johnson was the aggressor and both boxers were in good shape at the end. In the preliminary Cooksie of Everett stopped Goddard of Everett with 15 seconds left in the first round.
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Everett
Bobby Johnson
California
Chris Musson
Tacoma
Everett Athletic Club
Johnson
Prin
Cooksie
Goddard
Amateurs Sought After Seattle Bustlers Cancel Out-of-Town Game
Mana cer A J Heeworth announces the next Sunday game is cancelled. The Seattle Bustlers prefer to play out of town and will meet any amateur aggregation. Manager Beaworth's address is 409 Ninth Avenue and telephone number Alain 1210.
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Seattle
Manacer A. J. Heeworth
Beaworth
Ninth Avenue
Alain
To Lewis and Clark Exposition Round Trip Fare
Travel offer notes a $6.60 round trip fare for a De P. train leaving Seattle Friday morning June 9th at :30 a.m. to attend the Lewis and Clark Exposition.
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Seattle
Ambacnic an Per Cul New York and Major U.S. Cities List
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered place names and numbers including New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit Boston Washington and various figures such as 692 612 645 424 383. The readable bits suggest a data-like listing of places and values without a coherent narrative.
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New York
Philadelphia
Pitteburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
Perce
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Beattie Nears Secure Last Spot as We kersi Hold
Beattie appears ready to clinch last position with a run of good form. The Biwashed staged their usual stunts while the Ta coma colts sprinted about the grounds. Shicde hit a skyrocket and the Tigers raised batting averages, but Seattle faltered as errors marred their chances. Oakland routed Los Angeles 7 to 0 despite LA not hitting Howard well through two innings.
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Tacoma Colts
Shicde
Tigers
Seattle
Los Angeles
Oakland
Howan
Home team starts strong but miscues cost Portland game
June 16 reports from multiple cities show a mix of early offense and late miscues. In San Francisco, Portland led 5 0 before a fateful seventh inning mixup cost two players, while Boise toppled Spokane with timely hits. Ogden won 8 6 over Salt Lake, Everett edged Bellingham 6 3, and Victoria defeated Vancouver 5 1 with strong batting and pitching performances.
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San Francisco
Portland
Los Angeles
Oakland
Seattle
Bellingham
Vancouver
Masick
Whalen
Householder
Wilson
K. HB
Frisco
Ogden
Salt Lake
KH. B
League Scores Reported With Multiple City Matches
In the league results, Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 7 to nothing. St Louis beat New York 6 to 4. Chicago defeated Brooklyn 10 to 4. Cincinnati edged Boston 3 to 2.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Louis
St Louis
New York
Chicago
Brook
Cincinnati
Cincinnat
Boston
Baseball Scores Across Cities On Wednesday
American League at Philadelphia J Louis 5 Philadelphia 6 Boston Detroit 5 Boston 1 New York Chicago 5 New at Washington Cleveland 2 Washington 0.
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J. Louis
Boston
Detroit
New York
Chicago
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Washington
Cleveland
Armour Wins Again In World's War Contest Standings
Miss Armour of Columbia advances one point to eighth place in the World War contest. Several candidates gain votes as over a dozen are considered during the day. School newsletters note coupon returns and upcoming surprises before the contest ends. The column lists standings with many labeled schools and participants including Miss Metcalf, Miss Armour, and others across Walla Walla, Seattle, and surrounding districts. A Portland Exposition excursion is announced for June 19 with train from Beattie at 7 40 a.m. and tickets at the N P City Office.
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Seattle
Avta
Jackson
Aaralen
Pioneer Square
Washington Street
Miss Armour
Columbia
Mra, Ifert
Hremerton
Moores
Star's World's Fair Contest selects five teachers to Portland trip
The Star will send the five most popular teachers to the Lewis and Clark exposition in Portland. The winners receive all expenses for one week including travel, hotel, and grounds admission. Votes cost coupons with subscriptions. contest runs April through June.
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The
Star
Portland
Lewie and Clark Exposition
Northern Pacific Discount Fares to Major Cities
Through Northern Pacific travel from June 1 to 17 offers low round trip rates. To St Paul end return 66 dollars, Milwaukee 69.76, Chicago 71, St Louis 67.60, with similarly reduced prices to other destinations.
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Northern Pacific
St Paul
Milwaukee
Chicago
St Louis
G. A. Excursion to Portland Exposition
Group excursion by G A to Portland Exposition departs Beattie at 6 40 a m on Monday June 19. Public details available at the N P City Office for full particulars and arrangements.
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G. A
Portland Exposition
Beattie
N. P
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