W B Gates Wins Hundredth Race In Muddy Day at Track
Old timer W B Gates captured his hundredth victory as heavy rain turned the track to mud and altered betting. Capt. B B Rice, Gates’s owner, celebrated the milestone as undercard races produced upsets and crowded stands with over 2,000 fans observing the afternoon.
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W. B. Gates
Dr. Oster
Jey
Capt. B B. Rice
Capt. Rice
Dad
James Hamilton Lewis
Garnet Perguson
Hhe
Atkina
Atkine
Carrick
Bilerd
Three Snakee
An Atkins
Mofiride
Ellerd
Lassen
Jimmy Coffey
Lucrece
Canejo
Blankenship
Excursion Rates East via Northern Pacific Railway
Eastbound excursion rates announced by Northern Pacific Railway with very low round trip fares. Sale dates June 23 and 25. For details visit NP city ticket office at the corner of tat av and Yesler way.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Cor. Tat Av
Yesler Way
On the Tracks Jockey Parrow Under Suspension at Buffalo
Buffalo stewards suspend Parrow for inconsistent saddle work after a Toronto meeting. Across recent meets in New York and Latonia, jockeys Hildebrand Robinson and Frank face various incidents and bets, while Burgonaster is retired from racing and may be kept for stud duties.
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Parrow
Toronto
Buffalo
Robinson
California
Latonia
Star Form Chart Shuttle
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OM Mebert
Ore
Duke
Otarter
Radtke Faces Fresh Troubles With New York Jockey Officials
The New York jockey club voices concern over Ralph Radtke's temper and rough riding. He faced a $200 fine and a two week suspension for recent offenses. Officials warn he must curb his behavior to preserve his reputation and riding career in the East.
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Radtke
Jockey Club
New York
East
Thomas Robbed in Terre Haute Draw With Donovan
Thomas, a California welterweight, fought Mike Donovan of Buffalo ten rounds in Terre Haute. The referee scored a draw, but the crowd demanded a Thomas victory as he dominated most rounds and nearly stopped Donovan in the later rounds. The seven and eight rounds saw Donovan retreating from Thomas’s pressure.
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Joe Thomas
California
Terre Haute
Tad
Mike Donovan
Buffalo
Thomas
Donovan
Nightingale and Vaudeville Acts Highlight Local Theaters
The Meadowe Racing program at 2 p m features Firetrace at the Grand Opera House and California Opera Company presenting The Nightingale. Beattie Theater shows Dark. Third Avenue Theater hosts Aylesworth company in The Tollers. Star Theater and ee/vaudeville venues share stages. Central Theater runs vaudeville. Lake Union Pavilion offers roller skating.
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the Meadowe
Firetrace
Grand Opera House
Allfornia Opera Company
the Nightingale
Beattie Theater
Third Avenue Theater
Aylesworth Company
Spec Huriburt Named Manager of St. Joe Club
The article notes Spec Huriburt is the new manager of the St. Joe club in the Western Association. It predicts the team will improve under his leadership and asserts he will oversee the club's direction.
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Spec Huriburt
St. Joe Club
Western Association
Spec
Standings in Deep Tangle Over Pacific Coast League Pennant
The piece discusses the race for the Pacific Coast league pennant after a San Francisco earthquake and subsequent rulings. It notes Portland leading under one rule and San Francisco leading under another, with Seattle third and uncertainty about others. It mocks the ambiguous stance of President Bert and compares the confusion to Joe Gans.
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Billy Patterson
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Bert
Joe Gans
Portland June 1 Report From An Unclear Sports Scene
An unclear Portland report from June 1 references teams and umpires amid a tiresome event. Names shown include Petierins and Dmehworth with an umpire noted, but details remain obscured by garbled OCR.
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Portland
Preeno
Rvn
Petierins
Deevin
Etre
Dmehworth
National League rundown with players in late notice
National League notes mention Joe Pretter, O Netty, and King in a brief update. Unclear details limit specifics but the snippet references players and ongoing league context.
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Joe —Pretter
O' Netty Fechinach
King
Denny Shooters Win Agnew Trophy in City Game
Unclear OCR text reports Denny shooters winning the Agnew trophy after a city game. Central team faced errors and losses despite bold plays. Specifics on teams, scores, and names are garbled.
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Denny Sehoot
Hesebell
Denny
Agnew
Sears
Standing of the Clubs in the American League
The brief lists current standings of American League clubs, highlighting team positions, wins and losses, and overall records. It notes leading teams and midtable rivals with ranking changes and recent results shaping the table.
Pugilists and baseball notes from Vallejo and Oakland
Heine Hellmalier joins Oakland as first baseman after leaving Seattle. Mike Ward of Sarnia plans to fight Frank Rafael in Vallejo on June 26. Tommy Sullivan, Vallejo pugilist at 135 pounds, seeks a match in the city. Frank Carrillo backs Sam McVey against any rival. San Mateo’s slow ball struggles as the club is out 11 hits. Tommy Sheehan, ex-Tiger, sits on the Pittsburg bench. Beau Monte returns to the outfield lineup.
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Mike Ward
Sarnia
Frank Rafael
Vallejo
Cal
Tommy Sullivan
Frank Carrillo
Aurelio Herrera
Sam McVey
Hamsburg
California
San Mateo
Tommy Sheehan
Tiger
Pittsburg
Beaumont
Baseball Notes From a Sideline Where Players Move
A fragmented reminiscence describes Leach moving to third and TL mg benched as Heit is recalled. It mentions Fat Bill Kemmer joining Mt. Joe to lead a winter ball team, McClowkey’s short Home Run Marshal spell for Loula, and Joe Choynski’s possible return to the field amid shifting lineups.
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Fat Bill Kemmer
Howe
Vad Ae
Mt. Joe
Yucatana
Americans Suffer Singles Losses in Davie Cup Ties
The Americans were swept in five matches as Britain won all five contests. In the final two trials H beat Holcomb Ward 6-4 6-0 6-4, while Little of America fought Doherty to five sets and lost 3-6 6-3 6-8 6-1 6-9.
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Rsmies
Holcomb Ward
America
Little
Doherty
Cantata at Madison Street Episcopal Church this Evening
Mrs. Dayton directs a cantata performed by her class of about 60 students. The program titled Relig Cornville will be presented at Madison Street Episcopal Church this evening.
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Dayton
Cornville
Madison St Dist Episcopal Church
Talbot
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