White Sox Win World Series Four to Two Over Nationals
Chicago triumphs 4 3 in the decisive game, Mordecai Brown struggles as Eddy Hahn Isbell and Donahue lead the offense. The White Sox score eight to three in a decisive clincher witnessed by 19 242 fans as they claim the world baseball championship.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Chicago
Dr. White
White Sox
Sox
Nationals
Mordecai Brown
Ruckback
Proteter
Rune
Cubs
Fana
Eddy Hahn
Isbell
Davin
Donahue
White
Sullivan
Jones
Cub Rooters
Hoffman
Shulte
Dee White
White Ourta
Balters
Ecore
Brown
Mr. Overall
Lange and Mighty
Overall
Tnwain
Pivot race and steeplechase results at Saturday meet
Seven-eighths mile Pivot Race won by Sewell 100 with Grapple second and Penryhn third. Time 1:25. Steeplechase Alfars 344 won, Coligny second, Jimmy Lane third. Time 6:07. Third race won by W H Daniel 126 at 1 to 1, Toursine second, Altuda third. Time 1:14.4. Fourth race eleven-fifteenths mile Ten Strong 88 at 20 to 1 won, Ace High 94 second, Royal Breese third. Time 1:06. Fourth race details continued with Dishabdilie 116 winning by four lengths, fromsides 116 second, Mise Crawford third. Time 2:57.6. Fifth race one mile Ohlene 94 at 4-1 won, Bivousac 92 second, % third. Time 1:38.4.
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Sewell
Grapple
Penryhn
Alfars
Coligny
Jimmy Lane
W. H. Daniel
Toursine
Altuda
Ace High
Royal Breese
Dishabdilie
Fromsides
Mise Crawford
Siath
Ohlene
Pirot race and six races at Mountain track
Race card from Mountain track listing six events. Alrehip 164 won three-fourths of a mile with time 1:13 4-6, Bell View 196 won one mile with time 1:41, Garrett Wileen 194 won three-fourths of a mile in 1:13, Pre tension 122 won one mile in 1:40, Hitter Miss 116 won three-fourths of a mile in 1:14, Shining Star 116 won one mile sixteen with time 1:48 1-5.
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Pirot
Alrehip
Serretez
Auditor
Nicol
Bell View
Dudley
Piatoor
Garrett Wileen
Lady Father
Poverth
Hannibal ‘Rey
Koerner
Pretension
Melivain
Chase
Moreland
Hitter Miss
Zipanes
Whipperwill
Shining Star
Orstorian
Championship game receipts and shares announced in Chicago
The championship series in Chicago netted totals of 106 659 dollars with shares of 50 246.66 for each club and 33 461.70 for players. The commission kept 10 456, while winning players received 1 257.19 each and losers 417.70 each. Attendance noted as 9 and receipts 65 in a partial line.
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Chicago
New Styles Contrasting Woolens At Irving and Co
The catalog notes modest woolens with striking new designs. A sales call promises to convince shoppers that Irving and Co at 211 Columbia Street is the tabora for fashionable attire.
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Irving & Can Pgn
Columbia St
University of Washington Eleven Beats Whitworth at Tacoma
The first eleven of the University of Washington defeated Whitworth College 8 to 0 at Tacoma on Saturday afternoon. The game was exciting and mostly kickings, with forward passes seen as experimental. At Everett the high school eleven defeated UW's second team 4 to 0 in a punting contest amid muddy field conditions.
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Tacoma
Whitworth College
Everett
Suburban Fair Committees Elected by Bt. Edward's Members
At a Bt. Edward's meeting in Hillman officers were chosen for the fair to be held at the opera house. James Oakley is chairman of the contests committee with A. McDonald supervising booths. Appointed booth managers include Mrs D A Ryan fancy work, Mrs T Foran variety, Mrs W Risse candy fruit and ice cream, Misses Abbess and Kearney lemonade, Mrs Creyerbiehl refreshment, Misses Mary and Agnes Quigley pond and Mrs Annie Oakley music. The supply committee comprises Mrs D A Spellman Mrs D S Ryan A McDonald W Schilipin and D K B Dugdale. Reception committees include Mrs W Schilpin Engler Richards and McGuire.
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Bt. Edward
Hillman
Opera House
Ee Beattle
Ning
Ae Commantiius
James Oakley
A. McDonald
Mra D. & Ryan
Mra. T. Foran
Mra. Wm. Risse
Abbess and Kearney
Mra
Creyerbiehl
Mary
Agnes Quigley
Finh Pond
Annie Oakley
Victoria Captain Seeks Seattle Hockey Teams for Games
Captain James McArthur of the Victoria hockey team asks if any Seattle squads exist and requests contact to arrange matches. He aims to communicate directly with interested teams to set up possible games.
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James McArthur
Victoria Hockey Team
Seattle
Steam Baths and Turkish Baths Offered at Grand Opera House
Steam baths including shower and plunge steam and shampoo bath offered. Turkish baths and bed for night priced at $1.00. Massage and chiropody work highlighted as specialties. Oriental Baths located under the Grand Opera House with contact phones Ind. 2114 and M. 1447.
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Grand Opera House
Ballard Team Defeated in Tight Match by Dugdales
yesterday afternoon at Recreation Park the Dugdales edged Ballard in a close game. Jack Hickey pitched well for the Dugdales while Grover Boyle kept Ballard in the contest with six kites and seven strikeouts.
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Dugdalee
Ballard
Recreation Rk
Jack Hickey
Dugdales
Ballard Boys
Grover Boyle
Kid Krant Accuses Promoter Turner Over Vancouver Bout
Kid Krant, a local lightweight, accuses promoter Rafe Turner of deception over a proposed ten round catchweight bout in Vancouver BC against Kid Somers. He says tickets and travel were promised but never provided and blames Somers or Turner for the foul play. He also mentions a possible match with Morris Thompson to take place in North Yakima.
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Kid Krant
Association of Prise
Vancouver
Rafe Turner
Dave Holly
Krant
Turner
Kid Somers
Kraft
Priday
Somers
Rufe Turner Krant
Morris Thompson Butte
Markets News and Commodity Prices Report
A San Francisco steamer delivers grapes still awaiting street distribution. Lettuce falls to 36 and oranges and other produce show poor grades. Egg prices may have peaked. grapes likely to drop early next week. Poultry is oversupplied but fowls stay firm. Meat and dairy sections list varied prices for butter, cheese, beef, pork, and seafood, with miscellaneous supplies and building materials noted.
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San Francisco
Commission
Es Ce
Cant Keep Them Down At All Cant Keep Them Down
Seattle club takes another win from the Angels in the southern section game. Team remains undefeated as fans cheer the late surge and strong defense.
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Seattle “Club
Seattle High Swoops Past Tacoma In Muddy Gridiron Thriller
In a rain soaked Medjeen Park game Seattle high school defeated Tacoma 11 to 0. Crowds of about four thousand filled the grandstand as Seattle players Taylor and Roseman sparkled on offense with Smith taking a key 36 yard run and Coyle adding two successful kicks.
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Tacoma
Medjeen Park
Johns
Tecoma
Seattle
Coyte
Jobme
Jay Smith
Dacks
Coyle
Smith
Thayer
Roseman
Boon
Dooyle
Tig
Filey Wee
Holcomb Announces New High Grade Draft Borees Sales
C. H. Holcomb informs friends and patrons he will now sell high grade draft borees at C. H. Holcomb Co sales stables, successors to Jolliffe & Co, located at 1212 Western Ave.
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C. H. Holcomb
C. H. Holcomb Co
Jolliffe & Co
Western Ave
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White Box
Isbetl
Thee
Reese
Sean
New York
Louisville
U. OF W. Games
Meadames
D. A. Spellman
D. 8. Ryan
W. Schilipin
D. K B. Dugdale
Mewedames
W. Schilpin
Engler, Richards and McGuire
Regal
First Avenue
Carhartt
Helma Hurtey
KCK
Generameters
Anne Ohigas
Martiett
Dorenie
Oregon Ranch
Washington
Lamburger
Tillamook
Fish
Timothy
Puget Sound
Land Cement
California
San Juan & Ae
Brook
2Nd Ave
Gels
Rwai
Star Special Service
Los Angeles
Burns
Vickers
Angele
Beattie
Jankenahip
C'rett
Mireih
McKune
Low Rowe
Lnning
Crocco
Ceattle High IO
Alaska
Garvey-Buchanan Co
Store
America
Kuaives
Becton
Sid
Sorel Dal
Haviland China
Haviland & Co
Busiont
Johnson Bros
Lumber Exchange Building
I.P.T. Sa
Pacific & Puget Sound Bottling Co
Geattie
Novelty Skirt Mfg. Co
Second Ave
Seattie Wath
L. . Hoffman
Iea Neufelder
Preatdens
M. Denny
View
Jos. T
Greenfeat
Casine Incorporated
Deaith
the Peoples Savings Bank
Gommeretsi
Feavings and Trust Nereal
Li Oo
John D. Parrell
Dam Tat
Ward
Neufelder
Kohler & Chase
Second Avenue Arcade
Boyle
the Clothier
Pike St
Albert Hansen Ewe Ately
Tet Avenue
M. M. Ring
H. Lewis &Co
First
Cherry St
Seconday
Lloyd Transfer CO. Inc
Baggage Express
Diller Hotel
Chas, Cowen
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