Racing Prospects At California Tracks Open With Even Fields
The Oakland meeting begins with arrivals from the East and Midwest. Early races show balanced fields, avoiding sensational rivals, with clean, well-run events expected. LATONIA results include Flying Charcoal, Agnes Virginia, Cigar Lighter among winners and distances from three-quarters to a mile and a half.
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Covington
Tinker
Rolla
Maplehurst
Kercheval
Pentaon
Miltiades
John Lyle
Harmakis
Glisten
Racing results from New York meet show multiple stakes
In New York meet results several races list top finishers and times. First race features Wille handicap with Royal Window 1 13 2 5. Second race sees Grenade Massa Columbia Girl finish in 1 47 2 5. Other races name runners including Hermitage Bad News Ormondes Right and Athlone Gold Fleur Lady with varying times.
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New York
Frontenac
Massa
Columbia
Kinleydale
Hermitage
Ormondes
Athlone
Ousan
Billy Banastar
Puget Sound Academy Defeats Seattle High in Lopsided Game
The scrappy Puget Sound academy football team faced Seattle High School Saturday in a one sided contest. Seattle High built a large lead early as the academy struggled to score striking distance twice in the first half but was kept from scoring beyond a single touchdown.
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Puget Sound Academy
Seattle High School
H-é
Seattle
High school shows strong play in tough region game
Feta notes the high school team fought hard despite size disadvantage against a better coached Seattle squad. Coyle starred with several long runs and key interference plays, supported by Babcock Bragdon Lefty Burke and Pollock. Tacoma held to a six to score by P A Feds, Seattie faces Tacoma next with a potential championship trajectory.
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Com
Crane
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Seottie
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Sho
Waddell Chases Thief After Pottsville Theft
While showing a roll of money in Pottsville Pennsylvania, relief pitcher Rube Waddell was robbed by a bold thief who grabbed the cash and fled. Waddell gave chase but finished in the also ran class.
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Potteville
Rube Waddell
Reuben
McGoverns win ends boxing career hope for Murphy
Fight experts say Tommy Murphy’s career prospects collapsed after a decisive defeat by McGovern. Murphy showed early promise as a potential ring star before McGovern’s stiff punches sealed the young boxer’s fate.
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McGovern
Tommy Murphy
Murphy
Lavigne Joins Lewis as Sparring Partner for Walcott Bout
Willie Lewis targets the welterweight title and plans to fight Joe Walcott in Detroit on Wednesday night. His sparring partner is former lightweight champion Kid Lavigne, who once handed Walcott a brutal beating and knows the Barbadoes boxer's tactics.
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Willie Lewis
Joe Walcott
Detroit
Kid” Lavigne
Walcott
Lewis
Lavigne
Barbadoes
Mack signs immigrant pitcher Bender sparks Murphy remark
The report recalls Connie Mack signing Indian pitcher Bender and a remark by Second Baseman Murphy who questions signing a foreign player, then adds a pragmatic comment about saving ten cents.
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Connie Mack
Bender
Murphy
The Fight Game Melee Aims at Boxing’s Old Guard
Goteh’s short boxing career, claim of a Boomer chopping a heralded mat artist, and multiple wrestlers attempting the fight game are recounted. Chicago featherweights Tom O Leary and Fred Patterson, the loss of Corbett's gloves, and Terry Melloren te’s return loom in a mix of anecdotes and cautions about fighters discipline and form.
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Goteh
Jeffries
Clarence Whistler
James Brady
Big Patchke
Clark Ball
Kid McCoy
Patchke
Jack Karkeek
Evan Lewis
Chicago
Tom O'Leary
Fred Patterson
Patterson
Oregon Beaten By Berkeley In Narrow College Football Loss
In Berkeley on October 30 the Oregon Agricultural College was defeated by the University of California 16 to 0. Both teams played fast with few fumbles and featured some splendid runs.
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Berkeley
Cal
Oregon Agricultural College
University of California
College Scores and League Leadership Change
Football results show Philadelphia Bennettia 6 Carnate 0 and Michigan 48 Drake 0. Northwestern crushed by Evranston 31 0. President Pat Powers of the Eastern league retires after years as leader to focus on private business.
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Bennaylvania
Carnate
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Drake
Ervanston
Chiaggo
Northwestern
Powers
Pat Powers
Eastern League
League
Movement to form a third major league gathers pace
A Third Major League movement forms with cities including Baltimore Providence Wilmington Worcester Buffalo Louisville Indianapolis and Columbus. Geo Stallings of Buffalo and Geo Tebeau of Louisville are said to be engineering the deal under Benjamin Shibe, president of the Philadelphia Athletics.
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Benj. Shibe
Philadelphia Athletics
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Providence
Wilmington
Worcester
Buffalo
Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbus
Geo. Stallings
Geo. Tebeau
Who Wouldn't Retire Kid McCoy in Sporting Side-step
The note claims Kid McCoy avoids retirement while his wife reportedly inherited 6,000,000 dollars from her first husband. The item ends with a teaser to save ten cents and to see page 6.
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Kid McCoy
Perrine Stars In Wild Sunday Twin Bill At Los Angeles
At Los Angeles on October 30 the Saturday and Sunday matinees offered a quirky showdown. Perrine dominated the action as center of attention, while Charley Shields and Hall split pitching duties in a 3 to 2 matinee win. Cited rivals and heated calls punctuated an unusual scene as Jud Smith faced Perrine and was escorted from the field amid a controversial ruling.
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Charley Shields
Hall
Chawlea
Tozer
Chieftan Much
Warren
Charley Hall
Perrine
Jud Smith
Perrin
Smith
Pacific Coast League scores from Los Angeles and San Francisco
In Los Angeles the Beattie team fell to the locals as Los Angeles 3 Beattie 0. In San Francisco Portland and San Francisco played to a 4 4 tie with the park league action listed in a brief box score.
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Pacific Coart League
Los Angeles
Beattie
Ban Francisco-Tportland
San Prancteco
Sunday Games Report From The West Coast Circuits
Sunday games list results include 108 Angeles Seattle one to six Los Angeles six seven San Francisco six seven Portland one two Oakland Onaki two two Tacoma one nine
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Seattle
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Oakland
Onaki
Tacoma
No clear news item found in fragmentary text
Fragmentary passage with names and phrases. no coherent event, date, location, or organization stated to summarize into a news item. The text appears as garbled quotes and nicknames without a discernible incident or outcome.
Patch Sold: 08% Dan Patch Fastest Sells for $5000
Ed Patch of Danville Indiana sold by Edgar Heeming to M W Savage owner of Dan Patch for five thousand dollars. The transaction makes Patch the fastest of the get of Dan Patch.
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ED. Patch
Ed Patch
Dan Patch
Edgar Heeming
Danville
Ind
M. W. Savage
Very Little Interest In Socker Football
The piece notes a Herculean effort to popularize socker football in the ena has produced only an impression. Some supporters hope it will replace Rugby, citing lower danger to players, while others doubt its appeal among enthusiasts.
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Ena
Ryan Gans bout canceled as Gans must travel for next fight
The Ryan Gans fight at the Philadelphia athletic club tonight is off because Gans must be in Frisco by that date to prepare for his upcoming bout there. President Johnson of the American League backs a 140 game season and seeks a joint agreement with the National League to shorten play to that limit. Also notes on a tourist excursion to Puget Sound with sailings from Pier 2 and round trip fare.
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Gans
Frisco
Johnson
National League
Nergy
Vase
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Pacific Coast
Chas L Parsons Sets Sprinting Feats Across Forty-Eight Hours
Baseball team notes claim Chas L Parsons, the new American sprinting champion, ran 100 yards in nine four seconds at least four times within forty eight hours.
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Chas, L. Parsons
Will Wrestle at Port Townsend
A communication to The Star's sporting editor from Coleman of Bellingham announces a two out of three fall wrestling match at Port Townsend on November 18. Ballinger, the Fort Worden soldier, weighs 170 pounds and Coleman 160, with the strangle hold barred. Coleman is open to meeting any white wrestler in America and even prefers heavier opponents.
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Star van
Coleman
Tacoma Defeats Olympia In Low-Scoring Fumble Game
The Tacoma high school football team defeated Olympia 5 to 0 in a fumble filled contest on a Saturday. The game featured limited scoring as both sides struggled to advance the ball.
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Tacoma
Olympia High School
Schedule outlines touring run for trophy next year
At the A Automobile association meeting in New York the touring run for the trophy next year was practically decided. The route would go from New York to Chicago and back home, requiring three weeks and saving ten cents. See Page 6.
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New York
Chi
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