King County Fair Association Opens Meado ws Race Meet in 1905
The opening handicap at the Meadows draws turf fans as jockeys and horses including Sad Sam 106, Misty’s Pride 114, Tom O’Shanter 115 and Horatius return. Track improvements, hot lunches, better grandstand views, and daily races through July 19 promise a lively meet amid sun and rain. An embezzlement charge is filed against Or Hoss Tredway, a Seattle umpire, for $60 from union funds.
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King County Fair Association
the Meadows
Seattle
the Wear
Sad Sam
J. Brannan
Anderson
Mra. F. Gabriel
Dorion
Mra. L. Hull
Misty’s Pride
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Tom O'Shanter
Jones & Co
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J. Madison
Sea Air
T. KE. McLaughlin
Bescalante
C. H. Patton & Co
Judge
KE. J. Ramsey
Cardinal Sarto
G. Summers & Co
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Minder
Butler
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H. Smith
O. Chandler
FP. Sullivan
L. Shaw
Hayes
Moran
Davies
Longe
Herbert
Loague
C. Williams
W. Williams
Sherwood
Blake
Sinnott
T. Clark
J. Clark
I. Powell
Alverado
Blue Eyes
Smith
Meadows
Harry Green
Spokane
Mr. Green
Royalty
B J. Ramsey
Bombadier
Mr. Ramsey
Hoss
Tredway
RK. H. Spangler
Steamfitters and Helpers’ Union
Season Opens at Alki Point Housewarming
The Stockade hotel at Alki Point hosts a seasonal opening with a housewarming event on Thursday night. Dancing from 8 to 11 30 and hourly steamers from the Flyer dock depart Seattle starting at 2 PM.
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Alki Point
Alki Point Oours
Seattle
Flyer
Track meet off as Seattle club cancels with UW
The Seattle Athletic Club and the University of Washington cancel their field meet after University of Washington officials oppose the date. The club shifts focus to the Portland field tournament this summer, planning to travel in July to face Multnomah Club while entering the regular field meet. Participants include Dick Huntoon in sprint events and Dave Grant in pole vault and jumps, with Charlee Harris and others from Michigan and Coe involved.
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Seattle Athletic Club
University of Washington
Inglis
Evans
University
Lagia
Athletic
Portland Fair
Athletic Club
Seattle
Portland
Multnomah
Dick Huntoon
Charlee Harris
Minnesota
Dave Grant
Grant
Coe Te Fm Michigan
Beattie
Team South
Victoria Lacrosse Team Defeated by Westminster
Victoria fell to Westminster 10 goals to unknown in Victoria, British Columbia. Poor on field combination blamed the loss as new players hindered teamwork, with Hen dren from Winnipeg closely marked by Westminster to shut down the standout.
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Victoria
B. C
Westminster
Hendren
Winnipeg
Victoria Lacrosse Game Chooses Referee Row
The Victoria lacrosse contingent suggested Bob Clithe as referee for Saturdays match between Seattle and Victoria. The local club opposes the choice and prefers a Seattle authority. Wagner's band will provide music as preparations race ahead for a large Recreation Park crowd at 3 o'clock.
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Bob” Clithe
Victoria Lacrosse
Seattle
Victoria
Wagner
Recreation Park
Seattle and Frisco clash as standings mix
Washington and San Francisco opened with a San Francisco 4 to 2 win after Henry and Hall limited the opposition. Los Angeles defeated Tacoma 2 to 1 in 15 innings while Portland beat Oakland 8 to 2. Victoria split games with Everett, taking the evening matchup 2 to 1.
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Seattle
San Francisco
Tacoma
Los Angeles
Oakland
Portland
LOO Loos
Hall
Fitzpatrick
Angela
Spies
Graham
Hogan
Davis
Victoria
Everett
Carter
Altman
Galaski
Ford
Pacific
Petra Seewee
Oakland Eeee
Los Angeles Crece
Portland Ee Bereeer i
Teams Break Even In Vancouver Doubleheader
Vancouver and Bellingham split a two game set with Vancouver winning game one and Bellingham taking game two. Pitchers O'Brien Smith Califf Spencer and Druhot Davis Harmon worked in a rough pair of outings as scores reflected a back and forth affair. Other league results include Ogden over Spokane 5 to 4 and a batch of National and American League scores with Cleveland, Detroit and Chicago posting notable wins.
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Vancouver
Bellingham
B'lingham
O'Brien
Smith
Drew Califf
Spencer
Collmeon Baseball Scores Across Ivy and Big Ten Matchups
In Cambridge Harvard routs Williams 14 to 1 in six innings. Princeton defeats Dartmouth 6 to 1. Michigan tops Oberlin 10 to 2. Notre Dame and Northwestern game status unclear. Vanderbilt shells Cincinnati 14 to 4 in Nashville.
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Collmeon
Cambridge
Maes-Harvard
Williams
Princeton
Dartmouth
Ann Arbor
Mighigan
Obertin
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Nashville
Vanderbilt
Cincinnati
SmWashes Hopeful as Seattle Game Ends in Tie
FAW FOOD The Smwashes sit tied for last place after a 0-0 or unspecified score Seattle game. O Airien had an errorless showing with Seattle while Kane Frary and Hall produced the only hits. Henley pitched well and Seattle's miscues briefly eased the pressure. Spencer and Irwin of San Francisco had two hits in three appearances each. O'Brien, a Fresno import, fielded second as Kane nears arrival. Ike Rockenfield stabilizes the St Louis Browns defense.
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San Francisco
Frisco
Henley
Seals
Indians
Charlie Hall
Metropolitan Golf Assn Championship Opens At Fox Hill Club
From 62 entries a field of 64 started the seventh annual Metropolitan Golf Association championship at Fox Hill Club Moka on Staten Island. The 36 hole medal round determined the qualifying score with Meyers of Allegheny Country Club Pittsburgh earning the medal for best score. Travia of Garden City and Archie Graham of New Jersey tied at 157.
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New York
Metropolitan Golf Association
Fox Hill Club Moka
Btazen Island
Meyers
Allegheny Country Club
Pittsburg
Walter J. Travia
Garden City
Archie Graham
New Jersey
Ted
Seattle Scribe Weds San Francisco Editor
Mr Percy Parkinson city editor of the Seattle Post Intelligencer and Miss Alice Judkina of San Francisco wed in a simple Episcopal ceremony at the bride's aunt’s home. The guests included relatives and close friends, and the couple will reside in Seattle.
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Ban Francisco
Percy Parkinson
the Post-Intelligencer
Seattle
Alice Judkina
San Francisco
Miss Judkine
Parkinson
Future Greats Woodland Heights Seek Washington Tour Catcher
The Woodland Heights baseball team seeks a catcher for a late May to June tour of Washington state. Manager Anderson notes games arranged with Snohomish Monroe Sedro Woolley and nearby clubs. Write the Star’s sporting editor if interested, roster lists Anderson Griffin Ricks Fraser Cordeman Evans etc.
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Woodland Heights
State of Washington
Anderson
Snohomish
Monroe
Sedro-Woolley
Cav
Sporting Editor of
the Star
B. Anderson
A. Anderson
P. Griffin
P. Ricks
Miss Hawkins Leads In State Teachers Contest Vote Rush
The teachers contest rewards 1000 votes for a three month subscription plus 75 cents. Miss Hawkins of Green Lake school climbs to fifth as Green Lakers push with coupons. Miss Banta Seattle high and Miss Wiley Ballard gain support while sixteen candidates gained votes since the last count.
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Green Lakers
Miss Hawkins
Green Lake
Miss Banta
Seattle High
Miss Wiley
Ballard
The
Star
Attic Star
Portland
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