Seattle and Puget Sound split two games with Frisco
In San Francisco on March 28 Seattle split a pair with Frisco. Morning 8 to 0 Seattle won as Barber struggled. Afternoon 4 to 1 Puget Sound won after Parke Wilson left Everett with Mall closing out, giving Seattle a 1 4 loss. Portland defeated Fresno 4 to 3 in 13 innings. Los Angeles Angels beat Oakland 5 to 2 in another March game.
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Here’s A Prize Fighter Who Never Says A Word
Spokane readers learn of two deaf and dumb prize fighters, Silent and Dummy Rowan, who fight in the Northwest as noted trial horses. Silent is a featherweight and Dummy a middleweight, both red headed and never broke, relying on foot signals to time their counts and recoveries.
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March
Northwest
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Stake races arranged for King County Fair meeting
Manager Van de Vanter of the King County Fair Association returns from California with plans for a Meadows summer race meeting starting June 11 and lasting about two months. Six races daily with total purses of 15 000. Includes The opening handicap 606, Ladies plate 7—5 furlongs, Beattie Derby 1200, King County selling stakes 600, Celebration handicap 700, Scurry handicap 600, Club Members handicap 1000, Farewell handicap 406. Hourn’s Millinery prizes listed.
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California
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King County
Phoenix Club Show Opens With Notable Bouts
The Phoenix Athletic Club opens its tournament in Rankel l tomorrow night with bantam bout P J Jer versus Johnny Armour promising quick action. Heavyweight match features Reuben Green against Jack McCarthy, with Green hoped to rebound from recent outings.
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P. J. Jer
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Rafe Turner Faces Jack Cordell in Oakland Bout
Rafe Turner, praised as Seattle’s top lightweight, meets challenger Jack Cordell at the Reliance Club in Oakland tomorrow night. Turner projects victory despite a tough fight, while Cordell is hailed as a future champion by Hayes valley observers.
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Seattle
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Reliance Club
Oakland
Rafe
Cordell
Hayes Valley
Sports Notes From The Nation’s Sporting Scene
World mile record holder W K Vanderbilt Jr may quit racing due to a weak heart. Tom Daly re signed with Providence Western League. Duffy of the Phillies pursues Brown University star Harry Pate. Bill Everitt seeks Denver manager post but at too high a price. Columbus AA club targets Isbell and Hallman of Chicago Americans. Marty Bergen will train racehorses on metropolitan tracks. Terry McGovern to re enter April 4 at Portland Me. New Orleans Jockey Club stock limited for market. Turf action and record breaking anticipated. Rolla Heikes warns typhoid risk at Dayton home. Milwaukee Club headed to lose money per Havener. Southern horsemen plan moving string to St. Louis or Kansas City. Take tentative Prome Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund if not cured. Grove signature on each box. 250, %
Russia and Rosene See Friendship Behind Siberian Ventures
John Rosene American manager of the Northeastern & Siberian Company returns from St. Petersburg with news of negotiations nearly complete to add three ocean going steamships to the fleet. The plan includes mining development and cargo runs to American and Siberian ports, with Russia seeking to protect Trans Siberian terminals and Vladivostok.
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Alaska
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Russian Empire
Leon Ames Shines as McGraw’s New Recruit
Leon Ames, a McGraw recruit, displays exceptional speed during practice sessions, signaling strong potential for the team this season.
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Leon Ames
McGraw
Notice to subscribers late delivery instructions
If your copy of The Star does not arrive by 6 00 pm call Sunset Main 1060 or Independent 1198 between 6 00 and 6 30 and a messenger will deliver a copy at once.
Southern Pacific Scenic Shasta Route Travel Ads
An advertisement promotes the Southern Pacific Scenic Shasta route highlighting beautiful scenery and fast service to California resorts. It lists fares to San Francisco at 5.4 dollars first class and 20.60 dollars second class and provides contact for more information.
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San Francisco
Republican slate makers at sea in county convention tug
Rival railroad and anti railroad factions battle for control of the coming Republican county convention. Sheriff race dominates the scene as Col. George B. Lamping and McConnaughey vie for nomination with Dr. Hoyt and others shaping urban and rural support.
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AT Sea
Preston Not a Candidate for United States Senator
The Roosevelt McBride club leader Harold Preston says he will not seek the U S Senate and would only run if thrust upon him by the legislature. He notes the club has no senatorial candidate and urges Gov. McBride’s renomination while hinting at shifting support within the club’s local faction. Members discuss aligning with Sam M. Piles or Dr J J Smith, and other speakers are planned for Mystic hall Auburn and Warner's hall O’Brien.
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Million Bottles Liquozone Gift Offer to Sick
A promoter claims to own American rights to Liquozone and offers to buy and give away a million 60 cent bottles to the sick, stating the product kills germs without harming tissues and promises to mail orders via a coupon. It lists numerous diseases claimed to be cured and urges immediate action.
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