University of Washington Prepares for California Clash
University of Washington football teams readies for Thanksgiving game with California at Recreation Park. Berkeley arrives today. officials named Referee N Beat and Umpire Von Movenburg. Expect a strong lineup led by McDonald and Kerr with near perfect condition after two weeks of drill. Largest Seattle football crowd anticipated with rally planned at Denny Hall yesterday noon.
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Haffey
California
Bigworth
Washington
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Cardinals
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C. W. Hall
University
Glee Club
Charte flesh food recha foul 18 7 atic pest
An old advertisement promotes a facial and bust development preparation claiming wrinkle removal and neck fillers. It promises plain wrapper shipping and a reply to obtain sample bones and terms, naming medical men and a sales address.
Cove Wins Narrow Victory in 17th Round Fight
Percy Cove of Victoria knocked out Chris Museen in the seventeenth round of a scheduled twenty round bout at the Germania theater. Cove had repeatedly floored Museen and finished with a hard right to the solar plexus. Both fighters weighed 124 pounds. Preliminary bouts also drew interest.
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Percy Cove
Victoria
Chris Museen
Germania Theater
Cove
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Mussen
Cayuse Wins 60 Mile Race At Lewiston
A cayuse owned by Miller and Miller liverymen at Nez Perces won a 60 mile race from New Perce to Lewiston in 4 hours 21 minutes. The rival thoroughbred owned by John Onborn became winded and returned to the start.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Miller & Miller
Nez Perces
New Perce
John Onborn
Baseball and Football Figures Speak of Shifting Jobs
The piece notes Kid Nichola keeping control of the St. Louis Nationals while eyeing minor league franchises. McCormick of the Pirates vows no more football. a Cincinnati paper urges Bill Bradley at third base for Steinfeldt. Al Buckenberg lands a Rochester job with pay equal to his Boston Nationals role.
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Nichola
St. Louis Nationals
Cincionati
Red
Bill Bradley
Steinfeldt
Perpetual Motion
Empires Rally Past Centrale In Bowling Trip
The Empire bowling team edged Centrale two games to one on Monarch alleys after a prior postponement. Reimer led with a 232 game and high series average. Tonight the Empires face the Brunswicks on the Arcade and Rex on the Monarch.
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Centrale
Empires
Reimer
Brunswicks
Rex
Loveras
McCarthy Beats Green in Spokane Ring Victory
Jerry Mc Carthy of Montana defeated Fred Green of Spokane by knockout in the Spokane Amateur Athletic Club event. The referee stopped the fight in the third round as Green collapsed from exhaustion. McCarthy outweighed Green and paid his forfeit after refusing the scales.
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Jerry McCarthy
Montana
Fred Green
Spokane Amateur Athletic Club
Quinn
Green
McCarthy
Scrub Targeted in Harsh Team Parody Poem
A harsh verse mocks a scrub in a team setting, depicting him as a mere tool for "new tricks" and a loyal, knocked-about figure. It frames the scrub as a nuisance to assault and batter and as a dreamer who believes he helps the team.
Bain Wins Saloon License On Second Avenue South
The license committee approved KR Bain & License to operate a saloon at 303 Second Avenue South. An earlier Bain license bid for the New Mug saloon was rejected amid campaign interest concerns. A roadway ordinance and notes on Sunday baseball plans in Brooklyn were also mentioned.
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Bain & Hcense
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Hcense
Clancy
Benjamin
Evergy
Daulton
Western Avenue
Virginia Street
Pike Street
Brooklyn
Notable sports arrests and matches across cities
Sutherland pleads guilty to bigamy in Los Angeles and is sentenced to one year in prison. In London Young Peter Jackson defeats Charley Allum in a 15 round $1,000 bout. Del Conrad Darlin dies in Erie at age 43. Spike Robinson stops Joe Adler in a New York fight, breaking Adler’s nose in the ninth round. Denver reports Jimmy Gardner being matched yesterday for a forthcoming bout.
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Sutherland
London
Whitechapel
Peter Jackson
Charley Allum
New York
Spike Robinson
Joe Adler
South Brooklyn
Twenty-ninth Street
Robinson
Adler
Britt and Gardner Set for 133-Pound Showdown in San Francisco
Jimmy Britt and Gardner travel to San Francisco with a 133 pound limit weigh in scheduled for 3 o'clock on December 10. Gardner left for the city last night to prepare for the bout.
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Jimmy Britt
San Francisco
Gardner
Base Ball Chatter Around the Stove
Jimmy Collins asserts a proposition while Griffith sold Daugherty to New York for a favorable deal. The chatter centers on player trades and the value of those moves in the market reflected by early league discussions.
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Jimmy Collins
Griffith
Daugherty
New York
Dr King's New Discovery Cures Woman's Cough and Lung Trouble
Mrs. Chas Applegate of Alexandria Indiana describes severe coughing and blood spit from consumption. After failed medicines three bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery at 50 cents to 1 dollar each cured her and she gained 58 pounds at G O Guy Inc Second Avenue and Yesler drug store.
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G. O. Guy, Inc
Second Avenue
Yesler
No Pity Shown Piles Cured by Bucklen’s Ammia Salve
F A Guiledge of Verbena Alabama recalls a long battle with piles forming 24 tumors. Bucklen's AmicA Salve cured the condition after other treatments failed. The product is sold for 26 cents at G O Guy Inc on Second avenue and Vester.
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F. A. Guiledge
Verbena
Ala
Bucklen
Amica
GUY, Inc
Second Avenue
Vester
Phenomenal record for Kimball pianos reaches 125000
A piano advertisement touts the Kimball brand with nearly 125 000 pianos made and sold. It notes rising demand for quality instruments and cites testimonials from musicians and households. The notice highlights installment sales and references rival brands and the Johnston Co puzzle offering credits of five to twenty five dollars toward purchases.
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Kimball Piano
Chickering & Sons
Reta Hobart M. Cable
Johnston Co
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