Open Handicap Feature Highlights Rainy Meadowns Race Meet
The King County Pair association summer meet opened at Meadows with six races led by the Open Handicap. Despite rain making the track muddy, favorites won and a large cosmopolitan crowd exceeding 4500 enjoyed racing and betting, with a shift away from syndicate bookies evident as racing fans from California joined locals.
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King County Pair Association
Seattle
Nelson Jones
Clancy Bros
Doe Harlan
Carcage Club
Centennial Club
Hoffman Club
Oskland Club
Dave Aregie
W. R
Eastbound Sale Dates Napdated At Local Office
Partial sale notice urges travelers to head east and note June 23 as sale date. Inquiries directed to P city ticket office located at cor lstay and Yester way for details.
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P. City
Cor Lstay
Yester Way
Racing Roundup Highlights Fast Finishes Across Card
The meet featured Yellowstone winning by a head over Tom Hawk, with Kore I and Bell Reed also prominent. Major Tenny led early in race five but faded as Wenrick surged to victory with Lone Wolf third. Sixth race favored Funnyside who ran away to win by three lengths over Massa. Gateway tired to third. Water Pearl dominates Eclipse and Grand American stakes, while Water Pearl’s full brother Lapidus noted. Paul Rainey retires Demand, a $45,000 colt, from Saratoga plans. Belmere wins Brooklyn Derby in muddy conditions by 25 lengths. Birkenruth wins Austrian Oaks at Vienna.
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Yellowstone
Herel
Laura F. M
Bell Reed
Delmg
Princess Wheeler
Rodabek
Kore
Chihuahua
Ben
Mel Bride
Bertie A
Blanche
Yankee Jim
Judge
Boland
Roby
David Boland Wan
Pickaway
Duke
Marbor
Lone Wolf
Tenny
Wenrick
Major Tenny
Mason
Gateway
Blue Eyes
Funnyside
Massa
Metiride
Punnyside
Hineven
T. Sullivan
Gate~ Way
Yeoman
Dixie Lad
Lueclan
Water Pearl
Watercress Pearl V
Lapidus
Paul Rainey
Saratoga
German Savings Building & Loan Association Ad
Safer than any bank invest in the German Savings Building and Loan Association. Loans are made only on improved real estate. Time tested Beattie business men direct its affairs. For details contact Chas Omer secretary 616 Alley Building.
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German Savings, Building & Toon Association
Beattie
Investor
Nee Chas
Omer
Alley Building
Famous horse Sysonby dies suddenly at Sheepshead Bay
James R Keene's renowned 4 year old Sysonby died of blood poisoning induced by a skin disease at Sheepshead Bay. The death occurred as Keene visited the stable. Sysonby had dominated American turf with only one defeat in 1904 Futurity and earned over 184000 in two year races. He will be buried at Sheepshead and later shipped to Kentucky next to Domino.
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James R. Keene
Sysonby
Sheepshead Bay
Mr. Keene
Artful
Tradition
Metropolitan
Race King
Saratoga
Brooklyn
Suburban
Brighton
Melion
Optime
England
Castleton
Kentucky
Sheepshead May
Domino
W. A. Virady
Brady
Hrady
Billy
Maher
McCoy
Talbot
Mutual Life
Temptations that beset young ball players
A quoted critique discusses how promising baseball players often succumb to temptations on and off the field. Mark Griffith contends temptations lure players from the minors to brief major league fame before fading into obscurity, with wine and women cited as enduring forces across eras.
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Asid
Mark Griffith
Bill Saga
Turbulent Turf Day Highlights at Local Track
A chaotic race day at the Meadows features mixed results as Calne wins aboard Wine ton Mintehed with Dilly Ruther land second. Bert Thompson cashes a wed and Vancouver plunger, while Native Bon attracts heavy betting despite short odds. Sunrose dies after a long career, and several jockeys secure wins in a windy, high-spirited meeting.
Split Even With Angels Split Even With Angels
Seattle and Los Angeles divided honors at Recreation Park with a 4 to 1 opening game score. The visitors captured the final, as around 5,000 fans watched. Cravath's error sparked controversy and Dillon was expelled for remarks on a decision.
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Seattle
Los Angeles
Recreation Park
Visttors
Cravath
Tec
Walters
Dillon
Standing of the Glues in the Pacific Coast League
The Pacific Coast League standings are reported with team rankings across the circuit. News details show current positions, wins and losses, and leading clubs in the season context.
The Double Cross in Prize Ring Scandals
A historical look at fix and fraud rumors in boxing, recounting prearranged bouts in New York and coast cases. It details Horton law era fights, including Walcott vs West and Gans vs Erne, plus the Maher MacCey prospective bout, discussing public skepticism and promoter pressures.
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New York
Jon Walcott
Tommy West
West
Walcott
Broadway Athletic Club
Joe Gann
Britt
Frank Erne
Gans
Erne
Kid MacCey
Peter Maher
Coney Island Athletic Club
Boxing matches swirl as fighters announce tentative bouts
Pugilists fray over a string of proposed bouts led by Turner Holly versus Turner at Beach on Thursday. Several pairings including Lundie with Dunn and Lundie with Angell drift in and out, with the main event billed as the Northwest’s highest class bout drawing many visitors.
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Burns
Jack O'Brien
Beach
Hobby Lundie
Charlie Dunn
Bremerton
Lundie
Joe Angell
Dougherty
Walter Blanton
Johnnie Crowe
Turner
Holly
Honey Mellody
W Fitzgerald
Gans
Tling Nelson
Turner Holly
Oscar Jones Battles for Support in Rough Game
Oscar Jones pitched well on Saturday but received little backing as Seattle blanked by Angeles. The scoring shows Seattle 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 and Angeles 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 2 7, with final tally 8 3.
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Oscar Jones
RWE
Seattle
Angeles
Seattle Dominates Interscholas Tic Meet In Tacoma
The Seattle high school team crushed Portland and Tacoma in the Northwest interscholastic meet held in Tacoma. Seattle won all events except the mile and discus, with Portland taking those two. The wet track and wind kept times slow and no records were set. Charlie Mullen led Seattle by winning the 220 yard dash, while the Seattle relay team Coyle McAliep Gish Livingston secured the relay.
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Seattle
Portland
Tacoma
Northwest
Beattie
Turee
Charlie Mullen
Coyle
McAliep
Gish
Livingston
Mays
McKay
Whitie
City of Destiny
Amateur Ballot League: Ballard Dominates Rainiers
Ballard nine clinches seventh straight victory beating Rainiers in a close game. Klaus pitched a six hit, Woods and Pitagerald homered for Mullard and Rainiers. Arlington beat Munroe 8 to 3 with Paddock and Welch scoring. Bayle and Superior defeated Port Townsend 9 to 1 as Bayle limited hits and Superior’s bats racked hits.
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Ballard
Rainiers
Joe Peabody
Wight
Klaus
Ratnters
G. Pitagerald
Mullard
Woods
Deo
Boseman Price
Johnny Kane
Boore
Woodworth
Menus
Klaus and
Artington
Munroe
Paddy Welch
Wee
del Paddock
Arlington
Covccessee BO
Paddock
Meckay
Welch
McGill
Port Townsend
People’s Savings Bank Directors Named
Fragmentary OCR lists names associated with Peoples Savings Bank and possible directors or officers including Green and John Perret. appears to be a partial newspaper notice of bank governance.
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Hia Mtien Incorporated Peoples Savings. Bank
Brrectere
Beattie Golfers Return From Contests With Honors
The Beattie golfers sent five competitors to events. four returned with distinctions. T. B Lippy led the field by winning the state championship. Marty N Pillegary and Frank Kramer earned top prizes in American events. Harry Coe claimed a mile title at a western meet and Charley Graham appeared in Sacramento with ties to the Tacoma delegation.
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Portland
Dinos
T. B Lippy
Ore
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