Racing Upsets and Fair Play Highlight Latonia and Jamaica Cards
Racing at Latonia and Jamaica yesterday produced a balanced show with favorites and longshots rivaling each other. The Latonia results included St Noel and Jno Lyste in fast sprints and stakes like Santen Martha Gorman and Turrando in purses, while Jamaica featured Treala Incantation and Sam H Harris Arsenal in a mix of handicaps and maidens.
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St. Noel
Bellicone
Revillee
Jno
Lyste
Bon Pr
Charile
Miss Billie
Adesso
the Maie
Remington
Art
Chase
Ohio
Jamaica
N. Y
Sam H. Harris
Arsenal
Richmond
Handrarra
Rave Hermitage
Ouniy Jim
Roycroft
Gambler
T. J. Cox
University Loses First Game in Idaho Clash
In Moscow Idaho on Monday October 51 the University of Washington suffered an 8 to 0 defeat to Idaho State university. Idaho scored only by place Washington held firm with strong ends and a stout line. At halftime the score was 8 to 0. The game featured seven Idaho penalties for offside while Washington had seven penalties. The lineup listed for both teams includes Crim Balcock Ames Bantz Pullen Christy Smith Winco Cole and McDonald for Washington and Snow Sheridan Smith Larson Oakes Armstrong Small and others for Idaho. Thirty-minute halves were played.
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Idaho
University of Washington
Idaho State University
Washington
Seattle
Crim
Balcock
Ames
Bantz
Pulten
Christy
Smith
Wincor
Cole
Palmer
Tiley
McDonald
Snow
Sheridan
Rogers
Larson
Oakes
Qetch Triumphs Over Archal in Des Moines Match
In Des Moines on Monday night Frank Gotch defeated Til Wilding Archer, once a top boxing hopeful, in a notable wrestling bout. The bout drew attention as Gotch, a former title hopeful, showcased prowess against Archal.
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Tows
Wilding Archer
Motine
Til
Frank Gotch
Jeffries Declared An Accident By Fite Simmons
Bob Fitesimmons, after study of the great heavyweight, says Jeffries is an accident of boxing. He calls Jeffries not a regular ten of men, but a made-to-order fighter for his role. Fire sara Jett is described as bigger and stronger and harder punching than any other in the ring.
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Bob Fitesimmons
Jeffries
Fite
Jeff
Bob
Sara Jett
Wolf Simon
Rome
Seattle
de Forest
Prize Goes to Mrs. Wray in Arcade Bowling Contest
Mrs. William Wray appears to win the October women’s bowling prize a $25 cravenette coat at Arcade alleys. She has rolled twenty four scores over 120 by Monday evening. Miss Datton and Mrs. Wadsworth also posted strong scores over 120 and 16 over 120 respectively.
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William Wray
Women’s Match Is Declared Off
Mrs William Wray and Mrs Frank Wadsworth will not pay the much talked of match. Mrs Wadsworth departs Wednesday for California for her health and to remain through winter. The cancellation disappoints women bowlers and many knights of the lignum vitae who had anticipated the event.
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Wiliam Wray
Frank Wadsworth
County Orders Quail Shipment and Mare Transfer
King county commissioners authorize delivery of 1096 dozen Bob White quail from Kansas under Warden Reif. Birds will be held until February or March mating season before release across the county. Clarence H. Mackay moves 69 horses and mares from Silver Brook New Jersey to Kingston stud Kentucky on October 30. includes Medier stallion valued at $66,060 and the untried Manastar, Metropolitan Handicap winner.
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King County
Reif
Kansas
Clarence H. Mackay
Silver Brook
N. J
Kingston Stud
Kentucky
Medier
Manastar
Morris Park
Oldfield Builds Racing Motor With Tom Cooper Team
Barney Oldfield collaborates with former bicycle champ Tom Cooper to construct a racing engine aimed at surpassing all speed records on Long Island course.
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Tom Cooper
Barney Oldfield
Long Island
Umpire Gua Moran May Return to National League Duty
Gua Moran, praised for his Eastern league umpiring this season, may be pressed into service by the National League again. Read Page 6. it pays.
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Gua Moran
Spider Kelly Lines Up Manion for Herrera Bout in LA
Spider Kelly has been engaged to condition Pédre Manion for his fight with Aurelian Herrera, the Mexica, before the Pacific A. C. at Los Angeles on November 6.
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Pédre Manion
Aurelian Herrera
Pacific A. C
Los Angeles
Jockey Johnny Welff Betrothed to Edmond Blanc’s Daughter
London reports American jockey Johnny Welff is betrothed to the daughter of Edmond Blanc, the renowned trainer for Lord Denman. The engagement links prominent racing circles across nations and underscores Welff’s rising profile in the sport.
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Johnny Welff
Edmond Blanc
Lord Denman
Jenkins Wins October Bowling Prize at Arcade Alleys
A likely winner, A. L. Jenkins tops the October bowling prize with a score advantage. Waldorf joins the Notre Dame squad, described as a six foot tall, 1160 pound addition to the team.
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Roses Waldorf
Notre Dame
Beattie High Girls Embrace Tennis And Walking Club
Beattie high school girls show strong athletic spirit in fine weather. They play tennis and discuss organizing a walking club to take long walks on pleasant afternoons and evenings.
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Beattie High School
Gans Splits With Herford Joins Coffroth Camp
Lightweight champion Joe Gans leaves Al Herford and teams with Jimmy Coffroth at Frinco to train for the November 24 bout with Mike Twin Sullivan in San Francisco.
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al Herford
Jimmy Coffroth
Gane
Frinco
Mike “Twin” Sullivan
San Francisco
Seattle girl football team aims to prove women's skill
Miss Dorothea Kingston, recently from England and now in Beattie, plans to form a Seattle girls football team within a month. She argues women can play football as well as men and would face men’s soccer teams, despite public hesitation and mocking remarks.
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Dorothea Kingston
England
Beattie
Mine Kington
Becker
Miss Kington
Miss Kingston
Swimming Carnival Set for February Week at N A Netatorium
A February 1926 swimming carnival will bring contestants from Columbia Yale Marverd Brown and Pennsylvania colleges to the N A Netatorium. Competitors from Missouri A will also participate, showcasing college teams in a regional event.
Swimming clubs compete in United States championships events
Chicago A. A., Milwaukee A. C., Kinoia A. C., and Breskline Swimming Club will participate. The meet features A. A. U. championships from 60 yards to one mile, backstroke 100 yards, a five man relay, 100 yard breaststroke, fancy diving, and water polo championships.
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Chicago A. A
Milwaukee
A. C. Kinoia A. C
Breskline Swimming Club
Angels Look Like Winners in Early Pacific Coast League Race
The 1906 season shows the Angels leading the Pacific Coast league pennant chase as the Osaka and Heraphians trail, while the Reals struggle to stay within reach. The writeup notes Seattle’s strong form and the bleak prospects for the Biwash hubies.
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Seattle
Hera
Osaka
Howton Pitcher George Winter Marries Nurse from Hospital
George L Winter of the Howton American League married nurse Mabel May Wilta who cared for him during a hospital stay three years ago in Houston. The ceremony linked a sports figure with a medical staff member in a local union touching both sports and healthcare circles.
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George L Winter
Howton
Nurae
Hoston
Mabel May Wilta
Beattie High Girls Basketball Season Openings
Beattie High School girls basketball team begins practice this week on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the armory at Terry and Stewart. Prospects show strong turnout as preparations start for a season likely to start with a game against the University of Washington girls team in late November or early December. The official team roster will be announced after the university game.
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Beattie High School
Armory
Terry
Stewart
Lars
University of Washington
University Girls
Promoter Hints at Hidden Edge in Championship Push
A Las Angeles promoter hints at a secret tactic to counter rising rivals. The piece spotlights Bam Spaulding, a six foot fighter praised as a fighting marvel, and Jack Mclean as key contenders in a growing field seeking a breakthrough.
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Promoter McCarey
Los Angeles
Bam Spaulding
Jack Mclean
Portland catcher earns fame beyond the crowd
The Portland catcher known as a wonder worker built a reputation beyond the boomers. He fought in St. Louis until a setback, then shifted focus to baseball, a story continued on Page 6.
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Portland Baseball Club
Aleo
Melaan
St. Louie
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