Washington Hi Meets Varsity Tomorrow
The Washington high eleven faces the University of Washington on the campus tomorrow in a tuneup game. Lineups include Grimm Clark Wells Kaylor Reck Berge Bakine Thayer Mataon yle Hausman Mucklestone Willis with Tackles Bada Burke Smalley L Witeon Guarda McDonald Presley Hubbard Pat ten Whitman Center Thompson Wilson Kalfe Smith Palmer Fullback Klinefelder Pielow. Hager starts at quarterback with Connors subbing later.
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Aqueduct Races Results From Thursday
Six and a half furlongs Ida D won, Won second, Bieka third. Six furlongs Yankee Daughter won, Sententious second, Gunshot third. The Stony Brook one mile sixteenth Monfort won. Mile Handicap Fort Johnson won, Tony Bonero second, Mark Antony third. One mile Adoration won, second, third. times listed.
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Gunshot
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Squire
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Adoration
Ar Butt
Mare Island Boys Clash Navy Yard in Thanksgiving Tilt
The Mare Island football squad travels north to meet the Puget Sound Navy Yard team on Thanksgiving in a major Northwest clash. The card notes a Lana Park Natatorium swimming lessons.
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Northwest
Mare Island
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Lana Park
Northwest league season ends with awards for Rush and Allen
The Northwest league season closes next Sunday with a billed doubleheader. Harry Rush leads with 10 shutouts and will receive a gold medal. The Seattle club’s most popular member will get a $150 gold watch. Allen leads in the voting contest.
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Seattle
Allen
Lincoln High to Clash with West Seattle at Woodland Park
Lincoln High School plans a football game against West Seattle at Woodland Park tomorrow. Coach Ernest Fowler has trained the Lincoln scrubs hard since the Ballard game and expects a strong performance from his squad against the visiting eleven.
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Weeat Seattle
Woodland Park
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Ballard
North Yakima Track Results From State Fair
Racing at the North Yakima state fair track on October 2 finished with multiple events. Daybreak won the 2:34 trot in straight heats with Best time 2:06 pace. Mona Wilkes took the 2:06 mile pace, Leland Onward second. Romanoff won the 3/4 mile running race with Mondy on second and Sam Mc Gipbon third.
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Daybreak
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Mona Wilkes
Leland Onward
Delilah
Runte Qaumk Welom Tae
Orient Enthused Over Baseball World Tour
Jess Woods returned to San Francisco after arranging a Reach's All American team schedule that will depart November 3. He traveled June 40 to 20,000 miles through Japan China the Philippines and Hawaii and noted strong interest in baseball in Manila. Woods appointed local officials to pitch the ball at openings in each city. Mike Misher went out to meet Woods on his return.
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Jess Woods
Orient
Reach
Japan
China
Phillippines
Hawaii
Manila
Woods
Mike Misher
Little Frankie Netta to Fight At Amoker Here
Little Frankie Netta, the bantamweight champion, is slated for a showdown at amoker next Saturday night as he faces several challengers in Pittsburg. The bout marks his latest return to action in a city listed among his upcoming schedule.
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Amoker
Man Dies Five Hours After Marriage in Somerville
Walter Scott Sawyer of Somerville died five hours after marrying Miss Ella Paige Adame yesterday. The surgeon had operated for appendicitis at Somerville hospital.
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Ella Paige Adame
Charlies Follen Adama
Walter Scott Sawyer
Somerville Hospital
Alaska survey expedition ends after two-year absence
Dawson, Y. T. Oct. 2 A. C. Thomas Riggs Jr. returns to town after two years away, having completed $0 miles of topographical work on the international survey line along the Milat meridial between Alaska and Yahov.
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Yahov
Thomas Riggs, Jr
Drought Yields Rich Strikes for Nome Firm
R H Campbell vice president Hydraulic Manufacturing Co Nome says drought season was a blessing in disguise as unworkable properties led to prospecting and several valuable discoveries. Fiend Sent to Prison. Henry Villette 18 months in prison and $500 fine for bringing a young French girl into the U S and placing her in a house of prostitution. Nominated for Governor. Massachusetts Democrats name James H Pahay for governor by acclamation.
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San Francisco
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Delevan
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Borton
Massachusetts
Democrats
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Watertown
Financier Wins at Louisville in Close Showdowns
In Louisville Kentucky on October 1 Financier took a narrow victory over Dunevegan in the mile and seventy yard race clocking 1.09 1-6. Lady Baldur and Lady Ether Hanson also ran strong, with Imboden placing third in the longer 1.45 3 8 event.
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Louisville
Gambler Charged With Murder Tracked to Kettle Falls
Spencer County officers arrested A. Jennings at a saloon in Kettle Falls last night as he prepared to play a solo game. He is charged with murdering Charles Thomet, a Midway hotel keeper, after being traced by Huntied Columbia officers. A woman at the house where he was taken says he admitted the killing.
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A. Jennings
Charles Thomet
Columbia
Kettle Falls
Saya
Thomet
Bender Not Chosen as Washington State Assistant Coach
Washington State football manager Houston McCroskey announced J. R. Bender will not serve as assistant coach. Bender may be invited to act as head official for major games instead.
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Pullman
Houston McCroskey
Washington State
J. R. Bender
Bender
Pensioners in Washington Reach Over Ten Thousand
Washington reports 10 761 pensioners receive annual payments totaling 1 061 31 in the latest pension commissioner's report. The figure reflects a steady level of beneficiaries in the state and underscores ongoing federal support for retirees.
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Commissioner of Pensions
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National league race tight as season nears end
National League title remains unsettled as the Giants lead with Chicago and Pittsburgh tied for second two points back. At Cincinnati Rudloneh excelled for the Cubs, limiting Ciney to two hits while solid home defense fueled the Cubs’ scoring.
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Cincinnati
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Giants Send Mathewson to Mound for Another Pitching Show
The Giants faced the Phillies as Mathewson again started on the mound and endured a rough fourth inning before settling down. Corridon was knocked out in the first inning, with Richie following him and improving. Luna Park Natatorium, healed salt water.
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Mathewson
Corridon
Phillies
Richie
Whist Club to Hold Initial Seattle Meeting
Tomorrow night marks the first gathering of the Commercial Whist Club. The club includes Seattle Commercial Club members and is for men only. Wet grounds yesterday led to postponements of the Hutter Seattle game at Dugdale's Park and the Aberdoom Tacoma game at Tacoma.
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Seattle Commercial Club
Hutter Seattle
Dugdale’s Park
Aberdoom Tacoma
Tacoma
Seattle Boy To Fight At Baker
Seattle boy Harry Curtin and Mount Vernon rival Battling Webster set for a 20 round bout at Baker October 7. Weigh ins listed at 160 pounds. Baker Athletic club aims to pair the winner with Billy Hoss of Centralia.
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Seattle
Battling’’ Webster
Mt. Vernon
Baker
Baker Athletic Club
Billy Hoss
Centralia
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