Racing Headlines Spur Recovery of Stolen Mare Freckman
The Jamaica closing race horse Cataract, later identified as Freckman, stolen from CC McCafferty last spring, is to be returned. Pinkertons vowed to recover the horse. California laws impose penalties for horse doping with a $500 bounty offered for convictions. Oakland opening day draws near as Latonia horses head to the coast for ongoing meets and results from New York and Latonia races are reported.
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Freckman
CC. C. McCafferty
Watkins
Wilson
Pinkertons
Utah Falls to Colorado Eleven in Boulder
In Boulder on Saturday the University of Utah football team lost to Colorado 4 to 0. Utah showed fight but Colorado dominated the line, moving through with ease.
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Boulder
Colo
University of Utah
University of Colorado
Utah
Automobile Club Meeting Set For Rainier Club Smoker
The Seattle Automobile Club will hold its annual season opening Tuesday at the Rainier club with a smoker. Samuel Hill and C. D. Stimson will deliver allocations. Hill is president of the State Good Roads association, while Stimson returns from an overseas pleasure trip to share how they motor across the Herring Pond.
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Rainier Club
Samuel Hill
C. D. Stimson
Hill
State Good Roads Association
Stimson
Michigan Veterans Defy Eastern Schedules in Big Game Push
The article notes Michigan’s four year undefeated veterans press eastern colleges for games. Yale declines citing a too hard schedule and desire to avoid an extraordinary effort. Princeton notes aiming to beat Yale, while Penn and Cornell target strong showings against heavy opponents.
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Leges
Michigan
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Peaceton
Harvard
West
Seattle High Team Proves Easy Winners
Seattle high school defeated Tacoma 16 to 0 before about 2,000 fans. Seattle quarterback WIHIll Coyle starred, kicking a 40 yard drop goal for four points and scoring the first touchdown with Jay Smith. Tacoma’s Tanner and captain Nutley stood out on defense, while Seattle’s Bragdon and Westerman also shone before an injury to Westerman. A Thanksgiving rematch is scheduled in Seattle.
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Seattle
Wihill Coyle
Jay Smith
Coyle
Tanner
Rune
Nutley
Bragdon
Pride
Hobart
Westerman
Henry
Dle
Averfield
Coylie
Ingliss
Seattle Fans Split Twin Bill In Oakland Series
Oakland defeated Seattle 13 to 12 in a rough opening game as bats came alive and Miller held the mound in the later innings. Sunday, Northern hitters powered two wins for the Northerners with a 7 to 4 morning victory and a 6 to 0 afternoon conquest.
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Cal
Oaklanders
Oakes
Miller
Jones
Oaks
Northerners
Pacific Coast League Saturday and Sunday Games
In San Francisco Frisco defeated Tacoma 3 to 1 while Los Angeles beat Portland 6 to 1. Oakland routed Seattle 13 to ? Sunday results show Frisco 7 to 4 over Tacoma.
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Los Angeles
Francisco
Oakland
Seeenee A
Portland
Tacomam
San Francisco
Frisco
Tacoma
Seattle
Rain Cancels Major League Games In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles no game played due to rain while Oakland and Seattle had a 5 14 score with Oakland at 4 6 after rain affected scheduling.
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Coma
Los Angeles
Oakland
Seattle
Flynn Seeks Recognition From Walcott and Mellody
A fragile exchange hints at the race for approval from Walcott and Mellody as Flynn presses for acknowledgment and status within a shifting leadership circle.
Sunday baseball ban dents Indianapolis seven day town dream
A high Indiana court ruled Sunday baseball with admission charged illegal, halting Indianapolis plans to become a premier seven day baseball town. The ruling blocks the city's bid to rank among the nation’s top small ball towns.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Murray declines Reds offer to manage Jersey City team
Wm. Murray, manager of the Jersey City club in the Eastern league, rejects Cincinnati Reds' management offer of 5009 a year. He says he earns that much in the minor leagues and has far less worry. Remedy for gray hair.
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Wm. Murray
Jersey City
Cincinnati Reds
Bowker Surrenders Bantam Title to Moran
English bantamweight champion Joe Bowker gives up the title as he moves up a weight class. Owen Moran becomes the new holder and Bowker shifts to featherweight competition.
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Joe Bowker
Owen Moran
Bowker
Rhoades Targets Welterweight Title After Fight Stunt
Rhoades plans a bid for the welterweight championship after a 14 round standoff with Billy Rhoades and Cy Flynn near Kansas City. He issued a challenge to Joe Walcott and Billy Mellody, signaling ambitions for a decisive title shot.
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Billy Rhoades
Cy Flynn
Kansas City
Joe Walcott
Billy Mellody
Rhoades
Vanderbilt Cup to Return to Long Island with Same Trophy
France transfers the Vanderbilt cup to a touring contest and Hemery’s win over the Long Island course signals next year’s races on Long Island for the same trophy. The Vanderbilt race’s popularity promises an international meet there next year.
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France
Hemery
Long Island
Long Ialand
Ruhlin Seeks Fight With Jeffries or Hart
In New York Dilly Madden guides protege Gus Rublin who seeks a clash with heavyweights Jeffries or Marvin Hart. Rublin, over thirty, maintains peak condition with no dissipation or bad habits.
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Dilly Madden
New York
Gus Rublin
Una
Jeffries
Marvin Hart
Rublin
Rainiers Defeat Superiors In Rainy Park Showdown
The Rainiers beat the Superiors 9 to 5 at Recreation Park on Sunday. Nelson pitched for the Rainiers while Woodruff and Mc Claire pitched for the Superiors as both teams played fast baseball and backed their pitchers, Senators indicates none.
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Recreation Park
Rainiers
Superiors
Nelson
Woodruff and McClaire
Baseball attendance drops steeply in New York
The season saw sixty five thousand fewer fans at games than 1904 with New York teams hardest hit as the Highlanders fell short by 100,000 and the Giants also underperformed while other towns on the circuit drew more fans than last year.
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New York
Highlanders
Giants
Michigan Eleven Faces Yale or Harvard Challenge
A plan to pit Michigan's team against Yale or Harvard stalls with limited progress. The proponents claim the mock effort would gain nothing and risk everything, arguing the Michigan eleven should not participate.
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Yost
Michigan
Yale
Harvard
Jenkin’s Elite Boxing and Wrestling Instructs Appointed
Tom Jenkins, renowned American wrestler, is named boxing and wrestling instructor at the National Military Academy at West Point by President Roosevelt. This marks a high profile appointment in military athletic training and showcases Jenkins’ national standing in sport.
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Tom Jenkins
America
National Military Academy
Weat Point
Roosevelt
Monarchs Defeat Anacortes in Telegraphic Bowling Match
The Monarchs won a telegraphic bowling match against Anacortes by 22 pins. Monarchs totaled 2,752 to Anacortes 2,730 with Monarchs taking two games to one.
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Monarch
Anacortes
Olympia Defeats Centralia in 38 to 0 Football Game
In Olympia on November 6, the Centralia high school football team was shut out by Olympia, losing 38 to 0 in a decisive game reported by The Star. The match showcased strong Olympia defense and scoring drives.
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Olympia
Centralia High School
Olympia Team Beats Local Rivals On Saturday
Olympia boys played fast and physical football on their home ground Saturday, overpowering their opponents with greater speed and heavier play.
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Olympia
Immense Garage to House 600 Cars in New York
A New York firm plans a $500000 garage with storage for 600 cars and full automotive care facilities. The facility will include every known convenience for car owners and be built as a major showroom and service center.
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New York
California Victorious Over Nevada Eleven on Campus
On the Berkeley campus Saturday afternoon the University of California football squad defeated the Nevada university team by 16 to 0. The game served as a tryout for the California eleven.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Nevada University
California Eleven
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