Last Week of Racing at The Meadows Opens
The Meadows starts a final week with seven races daily as bettors seek one last chance to cash in before the season ends. Jockeys Frank Kelly and De Lawrence announce Spokane rides if conditions permit, while owner-buyer activity and auction results reflect strong wagering interest and key names like Mabel Hollander and Albert the Whale feature in ongoing racing news.
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Down and
Frank Kelly
de Lawrence
Spokane
Black Cats Beat Cubs In Lopsided Aberdeen Game
Aberdeen report says the Black Cats dominated the Cubs 1640 to 0 as they used aggressive batting and strong defense. Anderson Brown Strieh Coy led two base hits while Beet Rene Roettiger Van Buren added offense.
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Sue Voegees
Eootor
Anderson
Brown
Strieh
Coy
Rene
Roettiger
van Buren
Markell
Stanley
Hiard
Paplors
Seattle
Four Tao Nwse Co
Indians Sweep Doubleheader in Sloppy Victory
Spokane reports the Indians defeated Rothskeller Champs in both games of a windy doubleheader marked by numerous errors. The first game tipped 6 to 4 with Ratteriee Doyin Neen and Ren catching for the Indians, while Vancouver and Silos contributed to a day of humorous misplays as fans cheered the Indiana win.
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Spokane
Indians
Rothskeller
Indiana
Franklin shines as pitcher in twin Tacoma games
Franklin, Vancouver’s standout pitcher, hurled in two games against the Tigers, winning both. He collected 15 hits in 24 innings, four of them in the first game, and limited the Miners to 11 scattered hits in the second. The scores read 6 to 8 in the doubleheader.
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Franklin
Vancouver
Stabeman
Tigers
Miners
Metal Workers Triumph Over Hound Metal Works In League Play
In Coast League action the Metal Workers defeated Hound Metal Works by 4 to 3 in a tight game. Pitching and fielding were solid as Ladd and Umpire-Kloot kept the action steady, with key hits from Marees, Peterson, and McMillan. Additional games featured Oakland and Portland, with early-season results shaping standings.
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Kivetelos
Metal Workers
Meattle Bieetrleg Company
Hound Metal Works
Eere Boore
Metal Workers Proceeees
Electrice Pololoore
T & @ Hatterioan
Not
Peterson
Marees and Burchampire
McMillan
Practical Pointers for Men and Women
A promotional note urges saving money weekly in a good bank to build capital and wealth. It promotes The State Bank of Seattle on Yealer and First avenues with a savings department offering 4 percent interest compounded twice yearly.
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State Bank of
Seattle
Yealer
First Av
Which for a good fight Jiu Jitsu or good fists
Berlin observers debate boxing versus Jiu Jitsu as Germany hosts army navy bouts to test practical value. A boxer and a Jiu Jitsu wrestler fought 25 minutes to a draw with the boxer favored for offense while Jiu Jitsu shown as defense capable but not clearly superior. The discussion continues in the press.
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Berlin
America
Japan
Lew Cincinnati Batteries Raymond Wing End McLean
Local sports update notes personnel and roster movements involving Lew Cincinnati and Raymond. McLean is listed in the wing end position along with references to batteries and field play, but details remain sparse and unclear.
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Lew
Cincinnati
Raymond Wing End
McLean
Everett Smokestackers Win Narrow 460 Score
Frank Newman's Smokestackers defeated Ballard yesterday by a 460 score. Both teams showed strong fielding at times and had some cheaty moments noted by managers. Woodworth pitched and McManus handled all chances, with Umpire Thret officiating.
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Frank Newman
Smokestackers
Krallard Yeaterday
Newman
Woodnworth
McManus
Schedule Preview and Team Notes From Conference
The article outlines a nine game football schedule with most games at Walla Walla and one at the University of Idaho in Moscow. It mentions a forthcoming series opener between the Che and Tigers and hints at regional interest in ballpark outcomes and standings.
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Whit College
Walla Walla
University of Idaho At
Personal notices seek whereabouts of long absent individuals
The New York Herald’s personal ads reveal seventy inquiries about current locations of listed individuals, some missing for over fifty years. The piece notes Washington Monument stands 655 feet tall and cites a statistic about egues shipped from fifty counties, implying enough material to build a monument far exceeding the height of the Washington shaft.
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New York Herald
Washington
Rangers and Bold clash ends in 2 1 soccer defeat
Soldiers defeat soldiers in a high class exhibition at the fort. J Rutherford of Scotland shines for the Rangers with the new men performing well. Fort Lawton lineup includes Cooper Miller Young Rosascam Ferguson Shephard and Hennegan among others.
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Rangers
Bold
Fort
J. Rutherford
Scotland
Rangorn
MocGlilivrey
G. Foley
KL. Caldwell
Urquhart
Gilmour
Carter
Hrace
Dalgel
Rutherford
Rameau
H. Seymour
Fort Lawton Cooper
Miller
Young
Rosascam
Ferguson
Shephard
Timmons
Jameur Hennegan
Robinnet
Nomar
Harry Metcalf
Ren ton Manager Whips Team for Everett Clash
Ren ton manager Westerman drives the squad for a Sunday game in Everett against New mans Smokestackers as he tightens the lineup and drills the players.
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Westerman
Renton
Everett
Newman
Smokestackers
Thistle Football Club Elects Officers at Friday Meeting
The Thistle Football Club elected James Steele as president and manager, John Ross as vice-president, John Hunter as secretary-treasurer, Thomas Glancy as captain, and J Horgack as vice captain. A practice game followed at Woodland Park yesterday.
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The
Thistle Football Club
James Steele
John Ross
John Hunter
Thomas Glancy
J. Horgack
Woodland Park
Mount Baker Rout Hillman City in New Ground Match
Mount Baker defeated Hillman City 10 to 1 on Hillman City grounds yesterday. Batteries were Taylor and McDonald for Mount Baker and Washburn and Cluxe for Hillman City. Charlie Daniels of the New York Athletic Club set a world record in swimming 100 yards at Manchester with a time of 56.526 seconds.
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Mount Baker
Hillman City
Taylor
Charlies M. Daniels
New York Athletic Club
Manchester
Closing Out Piano Sale Draws Seattle Buyers
A Seattle Pioneer Piano House advertises a closing out sale on pianos organs talking machines and more. It claims high per capita fundraising in Seattle and highlights massive price cuts on standard makes from Chickering Kimball Schumann Hobart M Cables and others with thousands in sales already recorded.
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Johnston Co
Chickeringa
Kimballs
Schumanns
Hobart M. Cables
Pioneer Piano House
Johnston Co. Oldest and Largest Dealers Ad
Johnston Co., the oldest and largest dealers, located at 903 Second Avenue, presents its services and offerings in an all purpose advertisement.
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Second Avenue
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