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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
2
The Refugees hammered the Siwash 14 to 6 in Seattle, with Seattle scoring early and often as Vickers faced a rough night. Errors piled up and the game stretched to the full limit, delivering a brutal revenge narrative for past humiliations.
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Rainy track and low attendance did not dampen a day of strong betting and swift finishes. Mason claimed the Ren ton Handicap easily with McBride aboard while Hoodwink edged Irae in a photo finish. Linda Rose surged to victory as the second favorite and several longshots filled the places.
Race outcomes show Lotta Gladston at 16 to 1 delivering a surprise by taking Judge and Cerro Banto into a stretch duel before finishing a length ahead. Judge beat Cerro Banta by a neck for second. Hoodwink led early at 7 to 1 but faded to finish outside the money as Meffride pushed to hold the winner. Iran led early but Wright on Iras could not close the gap. Ladies Day drew a large crowd at the track.
Linda Tome and Hoedwink won as Garden track events unfolded with betting twists. Green claims Ca waste for 6960 while Hoelwink breaks a tie record in the Pece event. Hoffman and Chicago club withdrawals noted.
A betting tale unfolds with Albert persuading a mark to wager on Tavera. The plan collapses as the mark withdraws after a narrow win, while Lawrence Melannon amplifies losses and gains across multiple bets including Linda Rose Belle Kinney Maxen andInk amid a shaken union.
Robbie Lundie knocked out Walter Stanton in the fifth round before about 60 locals and 150 visitors from Seattle at Bremerton Arena. Stanton led early but was felled by a hard solar plexus shot followed by a sharp uppercut, ending the bout as the bell rang during the referee count.
Fragmented OCR text describes pet or livestock sales with pricing hints and show events. References to three-year-olds and upward values, notes on weights, and various listed items suggest a livestock or animal sale card. Specific names, dates, or places are unreadable.
In a six round main event Landie Landie defeats Stanton after a dramatic sixth round knockdown. Stanton led on points in the fifth round but Landie’s right to the jaw ended the match with Stanton down for nearly five minutes. The rough preliminary between Dick Large and Young Dempsey ended in a draw with referee Tom Corbett debuting as a Northwest official.
The annual Beattie resident alumni baseball game between Harvard and Yale is scheduled for 3 pm Saturday at Madison Park. Also noted, Pacific Northwest Amateur Athletic Association meets July 2 at the 8 A. C. home.
A veteran catcher explains how signals from the catcher including thumb position mouth shape and body cues guide pitchers and deceive batters. The article notes how signs can be misread or stolen by opposing teams leading to strategic exchanges and quick sign wars.
The chronometer defection cost a competitor second place by a small margin as Alex, a Vanderbilt Cup rival last year, won the grand prize yesterday in the Sarthe automobile race.
The bay colt Halifax, half-brother to High Ball the American Derby winner, ran seven 1,244 furlongs at Sheepshead Bay yesterday. Owned by Sydney Paget for $10,500, the horse is by Ben Strome Strychats.
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