Turf Gossip at Meadows Features Mixed Wins and Bets
Lloyd Fountain captured riding honors with May J N and Ruby as a slate of winners included Rettig Kirschbaum Borel Graham and C Williamen. Graham fined 50 for foul riding in the Dyearoid race and a hot tip on Rosa dor failed to pay off in her Meadows debut. Dora I won the eteth race marking four straight wins this week, while Dan Ross bet 7000 on May L N and narrowly lost by a nose. Keogh plans Spokane County Fair rides before joining Tom McGuire and the Spokane trip. A big 5 to 1 to 3 to 1 move backed Mer ingue in race five as Snorting Kelly backs Nelson and Gans for a likely win. Albert the Whale sends regards from Butte to Tom Dillon.
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C. Williamen
Dan Ross
May L. N
Dora I
Rosador
the Meadows
Keogh
Spokeane
Bettors Favor Gans in Goldfield Showdown
Reporting from Goldfield the big boxing match draws near as Gans trains with Frank McDonald Jim Griffin Bob Turner and Young Sima in his corner Nelson backed by Hilly Nolan Tim McGrath Young McCoy and Johnny Reid. An official timekeeper Judge W T Hoggett is named and Larry Sullivan acts as announcer.
Ruby the star of Saturday at The Meadows
Ruby the Star dominated the Puget Hound Handicap, winning easily by a long margin. The field included Balable Cascade of Diamonds Neatness Misty Pride, with Florence Fonea and Carnegie AbraLee Mimo among notable runners. Ed Sheridan and Sherry faded as favorites in the seventh race.
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the Meadows
Misty
Rosenden
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Sherry
Florence Fonea
Carnegie Abralee
Vancouver Races Result Summary
In Vancouver British Columbia on Saturday the four races produced these results. Minute J Altamonto won the first race with Baby L in third. Nettlie Hicks took the second race with Camadletta in third. Clendenning won the third race with Katie Bell second and Uppercut third. MbAvE won the fourth race with Cousin Carrie second and Mileora third. May Holiday won the fifth race with Prickles second and Maxtross third.
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Camadletta
Clendenning
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Mbave
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May Holiday
Prickles
Maxtross
Have You Ever Seen a Battleship Visit
A reader invitation to visit the United States navy yard on Sunday to view the White Squadron. Travel routes include a Port Orchard boat from Pier unknown at multiple departures
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United States Navy Yard
Seattle
Bremerton
Port Orchard
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Standings of the clubs across major leagues
The article lists standings for the Northwestern and National Leagues and mentions teams such as New York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Newark, Chicago, Detroit, Washington and Boston with implied wins and losses in a compact table format. It preserves named teams and cities from the source.
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Moston
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Tex Rickard the famed fight promoter and Goldfield figure
Tex Rickard, once a Seattle man, rose to fame by financing the Nelson fight in Goldfield with a $30,000 gold coin purse. He is reputedly a major gambling house operator in Goldfield and valued at over half a million, with a distinctive home featuring a front lawn and a sixty foot square grass plot.
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Seattle Sweeps Doubleheader Over Los Angeles
Seattle won both games of a doubleheader against Los Angeles. In the opener Hube Vickers allowed six hits but Seattle prevailed as Burns and Vickers combined for the decisive runs. Beattie pitched well in the second game as Oscar Jones held the Angels to one run through eight innings while Seattle battered Nagle for ten hits and six runs. The Cubs play a second twin bill at 2 o clock this afternoon.
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Angels
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Local Pharmacy Serves Up Sweet Treats at Shaw’s Pharmacy
A mention notes Shaw’s Pharmacy in the Jean Bank Building offering ice cream as a taste option. The line hints at a small, friendly storefront providing a dessert service within the building.
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Shaw's Pharmacy
Jean Bank Bldg
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