Racing Notes From Jamaica and Latonia Track Odds
Racing patrons in Jamaica New York report strong favorites and sharp finishes led by Knapp O Niel Miller Martin and McDaniels. W Knapp rode three winners and Jockey Messer powered Mollie Donohue to upset Battle Ax by three lengths amid star tip accuracy. Latonia Jamaica meet results list multiple races with times and winners including Maureen Dolinda Covina Jungle Hedgethorne and Moliie Donohue among others.
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McDaniels
W. Knapp Yeaterday
HR Messer
Mollie Donohue
Battle Ax
Latonia
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Minnehaha
Poetry
Dolinda
St. Tammany
Harmakis
Covina
Suzana Rocomore
Turrando
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Aza- Maa
Bonnie Sue
Young Later
Jamaica
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Rusk
Wotan
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Aeromout
Looming Up in Great Shape: Seattle High Football Team
Coach Frost leads Seattle high school eleven in united, well conditioned practice. The squad, famed for fumbling, shows improvement with consistent drills and team cohesion as they prepare to uphold the school’s football reputation.
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Frost
Seattle
Seasonable Underwear For Men at Brooks Co
B N Brooks & Co offers seasonable underwear for men with correct qualities and reasonable prices at 1331 Second Ave. Also advertised sirloin beef roasts at Olympic Market Saturday priced at 1c per lb at 118 Pike.
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B. N. Brooks & Co
Second Ave
Final selections for the school team announced
The squad for the remainder of the season includes Pollock at center Stilwell and Hragdon at guards Weetover at tackle with Barta or Henry for the other tackle Henry favored over Batts Coyle at quarterback Harold Lewin D Lewin and Jay Smith as backs Relford Burke and Noon as substitutes A Puget Sound academy game at Recreation Park starts at 3 PM Saturday A week later City of Destiny’s high school team meets the local squad on Seattle grounds
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Jonas
Mr. Frost
Pollock
Stilwell
Hragdon
Weetover
Barta
Henry
Batts
Babcock
Thayer
Onda
Coyle
Harold Lewin
D. Lewin
Jay Smith
Relford
Burke
Noon
Puget Sound Academy
Recreation Park
City of Destiny's
Seattle
Bowling Team Player Severely Injured in Lamp Accident
HH. BE Mahnken of the Monarch bowling team suffered deep cuts to his hand and wrist when a lamp fell while he carried it downstairs. He was scheduled to bowl in the Telegraph tournament with Bellingham Wednesday but was replaced by Mr. Frame. He will be unable to bowl for about a month as practice continues for the coming matches with Mrs. William Wray and Mrs. Frank Wadsworth preparing and predicting a close finish.
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BE Mahnken
Monarch
Mr. Mahnken
Bellingham
Frame
Mahnken
William Wray
Frank Wadsworth
Siwashes Dominate Angels in Scoring Showcase
On October 27 in Los Angeles Baum the best of the seraphs was severely mauled by Hall as the Siwashes led 7 to 1. Baum exited after a 16 batter inning while Bennett collided with Angel catcher Kager. Eager collapsed after catching a ball and Walters was forced out at second as Baum rescued the play at the plate.
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Angels
Baum
Seraphs
Hall
Siwashes
Bennett
Kager
Eager
Walters
Wager
Pacific Coast League Scores Update
In Los Angeles Seattle defeated Los Angeles 7 to 1 and Oakland beat Tacoma 2 to 0. San Francisco edged Portland 4 to 3 in the San Francisco clash.
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Soral
Son Angeles
Oakland
Sea
San Francisco
Portland
Tacoma
Los Angeles
Seattle
Los Ngeles
Young Football Player Draws Street Cheers
A cyclist narrator recalls strolling city streets as passersby shout at a football player, noting curiosity about his appearance. The playful mood highlights local attention and community interest in sports figures.
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Het
Signs New Players to Finish Strong
Oakland reports a roster shake up as McMurray replaces Billy Hackett hurt with a broken finger. A Hogan, brother of the Oakland pitcher, debuts in right field while a novice named Smith competes for the lineup and Heinrich Schmidt endures a costly defeat for the Commuters.
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Oakland
McMurray
Billy Hackett
A. Hogan
Smith
Ten't Nee al Io
Hmiling Behmidt
Dia
Hankeker
Beattles High School to Meet Puget Sound Academy Saturday
Local football fans expect a tight game as Beattles High School faces Puget Sound Academy in Heehomish. Past victories favored the locals, but this season the academy claims the faster lineup and a rising profile. Everett High School and Acme Business College teams are also on the schedule.
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Beattles
Husky
Puget Sound Academy
Heehomish
Ffatest
Everett High School
Acme Business College
Seattle
Tourists Excursion to Puget Sound Navy Yard
The ideal short trip for tourists is to the U S navy yard and battleships. Puget Sound navy yard is the largest on the Pacific coast. Fast steamers leave at 3 and 19 mm, 2 16, 2 90 and 4 30 pm. Fare round trip fifty cents.
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U. S Navy Yard
Puget Bound
Navy Yard
Pacific Coast
Beattie Beaten by Beattie Academy in Hard Fought Tie
Beattie and Tacoma High School squads met for a close game that ended 6 to 6. The sturdy youngsters of the academy faced a strong challenge as both teams fought to a draw, with Beattie noted for good football form this season and high expectations for a marquee Saturday test.
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Academy
Tacoma
Beattie
Smoker Grand Success Crowds Seattle Athletic Club
A Seattle program drew a crowded overflow audience Thursday evening at the Halle and Gymnasium of the Seattle Athletic Club. The event featured speakers including Dr. Roller and the Superin- tendent, with praise for the successful gathering.
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Seattle Athletic Club
Dr. Roller
Superin
Fencing and wrestling entertain at university club event
Instructor Thomas Hall and M A Loudon opened with a fall fencing exhibition. Ted Emerson of Beattie AC and Rufus Lindsau wrestled ten minutes with no falls. Joe Murphy and Art Goodfellow staged a three route go. Howard Vance and Enoch Bagshaw wrestled ten minutes without fall. Dr Roller and Hall did single stick fencing. Harry Barber wrestled Walter Dorfner. Dorfner won two of three falls. The main event was scheduled as a three- event.
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Tendant Inglis
Thomas Hall
M. A. Loudon
Ted Emerson
Beattie Athletic Club
Rufus Lindsau
Joe Murphy
Univon
Art Goodfellow
The
Sea@ie Athletic club
Howard Vance
Enoch Bagshaw
Dr. Roller
Hall
Harry Barber
Walter Pdorfner
Dorfner
Boxing Bout Ends in Three Biffoes Between Austin and Holmes
Round boxing match between Harry Austin and L. Holmes lasted three biffoes. Austin won two of the three rounds as Hoddes recorded the bout. Intercollegiate tennis will resume next spring at the university with a planned tournament involving the University of Oregon University of Idaho Whitman Pullman Whitworth and the home institution.
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Harry Austin
L. Holmes
Austin
Hoddes
Volue
Roberts
School of Mines
University of Oregon
University of Idaho
Whitman
Pullman
Whitworth
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