Athletes in Schools Boost Gymnasiums and Fights Promise
A speaker urges every high school to install gymnasiums and to support all forms of athletics while keeping studies important. He touts Boston as home to a well equipped high school gym and outlines plans for a public show at the Lewis and Clark Exposition with wax figures and fight accounts. He also notes a potential boxing match with Charlie Mitchell and his aim to reach 215 pounds.
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Boston
Lewis and Clark Exposition
Charlie Mitchell
Mitchell
Two Prominent Belmont Park Features
In the large picture the grand stand shows the main track and grass track with right-hand lanes, the county’s only. The caption notes the prominent seating and the unique layout near the capperom grand stand.
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Belmont Park
Burns Challenges Sullivan to Fight Anywhere in Any Terms
Tommy Burns issues an open challenge to John L. Sullivan after Tacoma contest, offering a ten round bout or forfeiture of gate receipts and side bets. Sullivan replies from Spokane that he is not a sprinter and will fight any man over 176 pounds.
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Portland
Tommy Burns
Tacoma
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Burns
John L
Spokane
Sullivan to Miss May 10. Edits May 17 Star
John JL Sullivan cannot edit the sporting page on Wednesday May 10 due to continued Spokane engagement. He will serve as sporting editor of The Star on Wednesday May 17 and will contribute signed articles to the page until his arrival.
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John JL. Sullivan
Spokane
the Star
Dr Miles Nervine Promises Cure for Grippe Aftereffects
An 19th century patent medicine promotion claims Dr Miles Nervine prevents la grippe if taken timely and cures aftereffects caused by nerve aches and penis. It offers refunds by druggists for the first bottle if no benefit is seen.
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Miles
Druggista
Seattle Wins Narrow Ninth Inning Game At Recreation Park
Seattle edged San Francisco 2 to 1 at Recreation Park on a ninth inning rally. Kemmer drove in the winning run after a misplayed ball, with Hildebrand and Waldron involved in the tense late frame as Miller and Hall pitched well for the visitors. Seattle's defense and timely hits earned the victory in a tight game.
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Seattle
Recreation Park
Kemmeer
Hildebrand
Kemmer
Miller
San Francisco
Kane
San Franciso
Moll
Frary
Frisco
Wilsas
Devil Wagon Pawnbroker Promotes Gambling Circuit
Joe Levy known as the Duke of Barex Street runs a moving pawnbroker shop at 62 Thoroughfare offering cash on clothing, watches, jewelry, and baby carriages at 3 percent monthly. He travels to race meetings with a red go cart bearing three golden balls, promising rehabilitation to distressed sports if they lose, while police may scene his vehicle circling at speed to drum up interest between bets.
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Joe Levy
Joe
Barex Street
Levy
Attel Wins Debatable Decision in Detroit Bout
Abe Attel of San Francisco earned a ten round decision over Harry Forbes of Chicago at Light Guard Armory in Detroit on Wednesday night. The crowd voiced strong dissatisfaction with loud hoots and hisses from the opening round through the final bell.
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Detroit
Mich
Abe Attel
San Francisco
Harry Forbes
Chicago
Lightguard Armory
Britt and Nelson Agree to 20 Round Title Fight
James H. Britt and Battling Nelson agreed to a 20 round bout before the Western Athletic club to be held in July or August. Weights fixed at 136 pounds at 6 p m on fight day. Each fighter posted $2,500 with the organizers.
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San Francisco
James H. Britt
Battling Nelson
Western Athletic Club
Corbett Club Sets Fight Pact and Referee Deadline
San Francisco May 11 Marty Murphy was fined 25 dollars by Judge Cabanise after slugging Umpire Perrine at Recreation Park. The incident followed an unresolved decision with Murphy the aggressor.
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San Francisco
Marty Murphy
Cabanise
Perrine
Recreation Park
Murphy
To Winona Lake Trip by Northern Pacific Tickets On Sale May 12
Travel notice directing trips to Winona Lake Indiana with return via Northern Pacific. Tickets available only on May 12 at the City Ticket Office. Call to arrange your journey.
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Winona Lake
Ind
Northern Pacific
N.P. City
University of Washington Track Team Tour Plans
The University of Washington track team heads to Oregon next week with meets against Agricultural College and University of Oregon. Mugene on May 18, Corvailla on May 26, and a notable 106 yard dash by Simison last week are mentioned. Prof Moritz to unveil the observatory telescope publicly May 12 between 7 and 6 o'clock with the moon favoring viewing.
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University University Station
University of Washington
Oregon
Agricultural College
University of Oregon
Mugene
Corvailla
Perest Simison
A. C. Aprinter
Columbia University
Christy
Varsity
Simison
Robert KE. Moritz
Probate Notice in King County Estate Settlement
Notices announce the settlement hearing for Charles A. Richmond's estate in King County Washington with Administrator Fred B. Sander. The final account will be examined on April 27, 1905, at 9:30 a.m. in Seattle. Individuals may file written exceptions and contest the account. The notice is signed by Clerk Otto A. Case and attended by Attorney George C. Congdon.
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County of
King
Charles A. Richmond
Fred B. Sander
Seattle
King County
A. W. Frater
Otto A. Case
D. K. Coontenty
W.W. G. Woops
George C. Congdon
Custom House
Port Townsend
Revenue Cutter Service
Puget Sound
Washington
Tacoma
C. W. Ide
State OF
Fred EF. Sander
Charlies A. Richmond
State of Washington
Beattie
Seattle Daily Star
Siwashe power lifts Indians in Wednesday win
In a Wednesday baseball game the Siwashe impressed with timely hitting and solid defense. San Francisco managed five hits but scored only one run as Miller pitched a steady if understated game. Seattle produced timely hits to claim the win while both teams showed limited offensive output overall.
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Charlie Hall
San Francisco
Seals
Californians
Wall
Miller
Wwe
Jimmy McPale
Davis
Piente
Iden
Sal
Kemmer
Smwashes Triumph Amid Hall Spitball Controversy
The Smwashes emerged victorious as Charlie Hall pitched the spitball in a muddy Wednesday game. Hall’s control and a rebellious crowd of eleven Californians shaped the atmosphere while Hall attacked with a troublesome slobber ball. Johnnie Kane delivered a pop-up hit as Kem mers’ crossway coat provided the needed edge.
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Charlie Hall
Beala
Park
Hall
Johnnie Kane
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