Seattle Triumphs In Fast Game Over Spokane
Seattle defeats Spokane 4 to 1 in a brisk nine inning contest. Frank Allen pitched midseason form for Seattle allowing eight hits while striking out six. Hickey of Spokane held Seattle scoreless until the sixth before Seattle added two runs, then two more in the fourth. Spokane rallied in the ninth but could only push one run across. Hickey and Allen led their teams with solid defense and timely hits amid six double plays.
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Hickey
Brugette
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Alien
Myers
Beattie
R. H. Poa & Myers
Furnace Built for Five Room Home
A $65 furnace marketed as a perfect heater for a five room house. See G. H. Wood House Co., 112 University St.
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Aberdeen Edges Tacoma 1-0 on Errors
Aberdeen wins 1 to 0 as Tacoma makes three costly errors in succession. Heth Higginbotham and Muller pitched well for Aberdeen while Stovall Shaw and Martinke committed the decisive miscues. Umpire Drennan. Vancouver notes other scores from regional games.
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Martinke
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Ball Player to Wed Pastor's Daughter in Bellingham
Spokane captain Charles Swindells will marry Miss Cecilia Fresconn in Bellingham on October 9. Bride child of Rev J W Freavoin and leader of the Washington Anti-Saloon League. Swindells, a Stanford graduate, plans to retire from baseball at year end and works with the Noe Swindells & McFadden law firm.
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Rangers and Seattles Meet in Woodland Park Friendly
The Rangers clash with the Seattles tomorrow at Woodland Park at 2 30 in a spirited friendly. Claflin pitched well yesterday and the big Dutchman appears to be warming up, poised for a spot on Keddie Quinn's 1998 lineup. Navy yards report more battleships than ever before.
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Trotter Marte Breaks World Record At Allentown Track
The famous California trotter Marte driven by Wm J Andrewa broke the world mile on a half mile track record yesterday in 2 07 at Allentown Pa. Previously Croesus held the 2 08 mark.
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Croesus
Baseball gossip highlights double plays and altered lineups
Emil Frisk returned to left field with no hit but displayed his old fielding flair. Ed Hickey impressed at third base with remarkable catches while Ike Rockenfield and Lou Nordyke showed strong defense and hitting. Rockenfield had 11 chances with no error and two hits. Frank Allen regained mid season form despite Spokane batsmen earning several off him. Washington beat Chicago 21 hits to 12 off Paten and Walsh, with Bainstead and Harry Rash slated to pitch upcoming games.
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Hill Carney
Ike Rockenfield
Busteaa
Lou Nordyke
Tacoma
Nehring
St. Louis
Indians
Ketchell Faces Ring Dilemma In San Francisco
In San Francisco on September 21 Ketchell struggles to land a match at 154 pounds. Joe Thomas says Ketchell will not face a Montana fighter who weighs 154 while Denny Seltz notes Ketchell weighs 142. Ketchell’s manager Jack O Connor remains hopeful but no opponent is available to balance the scale.
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Denny Seltz
Unean Ketchell
Ketchell
Jack O'Conner
Frost Visits Lincoln Park High School Post Season
The tall figure Gordon Frost Jr last year's high school coach was seen on the field at Lincoln Park. He arrived in Seattle Thursday night en route to the University of Oregon. His Oregon team is at practice preparing for training with throws and kicks around the field.
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Lincoln Park
Seattle
University of Oregon
Oregon
Telegraphers' Prike Continues in Chicago
Chicago dispatch notes no change in the telegraphers strike as workers remain confident of victory while companies deny a strike. Business remains light for the telegraph firms and mail routes are used more than wires.
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Prike
Records of the baseball world see old marks beat
Official figures from Cincinnati list top feats in minor league days, with Mike Mitchell hitting 415 feet 8 ½ inches for longest fly, Jack Thoney sprinting to first in 315 seconds, George Gibson accurate throwing to second, Sheldon Lajenne 399 feet 16 ½ inches for long distance, Walter Clements circling bases in 141 4 seconds, and John Hatfield holding the no 400 feet 6 ½ inch record for greatest throw on October 15, 1872.
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Mike Mitchell
Jack Tho
Horse Racing Results From Hastings Track Vancouver
Results from Hastings track in Vancouver B C list each race winner and place. Seven furlongs Rosario won Byron second Legal Form third with times 1 23 four fifth furlongs Korvsilany won Humelett second Lambertha third time 1 06 five furlongs Otto Price won Ed Davis second Black Sam third time 197 six furlongs Silver Wedding noted.
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Silver Wedding
Mile-Melzar Wins at Distance in Fast Race Card
In the mile event Mile-Melzar 106 Roadne led at 6 to 2 to win, Whiskbroom 110 was second, Agnes 100 third with 1:08 time. In the second race Imboden 10T Brown at 6 to 2 won over Scalp lock 107 and Sylvan Helle 107 with 1:41. Third race saw Hlaeck Drees 100 Martin at 20 to 1 win over Pleasant View Betle 100 and Auspicious 100 in 1:15. Fourth race Lady Carol 9 Ott at 56 to 2 won, Charlatan 102 second, Hammerway 99 third in 1:41.
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Unclear Race Card Summary
Multiple horse races listed with results and times. Donna Elvira wins first race at 3 to 1 with Kiamesha II and Bonnie's Key in podium. Second race features Oakert OG Lewis 109 and Banyah, finishing 1:07.25. Third race Peter Knight wins 1 1/8 miles with Oberon second Jupiter third. Fourth race steeplechase Kamehan wins with Pioneer second. Fifth race Photograph er wins one mile with Moonraker second Caper Saune third in 1:42.75. Sixth race incomplete.
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Bonnie’ Key
Eohert OG. Lewis
McGarth
Banyah
Ketchemike
Peter Knight
Delaby
Oberon
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Caper Saune
Mile Goes Fast Wins in 105 at Time Trial
McCarthy led Mile Goes Fast to victory with a 1 to 2 finish beside Dredger who placed second. McQuiddy took third as Time clocked 1 minute 14.446 seconds.
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Washington High Plans Cane Rush Events
Representatives from four classes will meet early next week to organize sophomore and freshman cane rushes to be held within the next two weeks. The class that wins two of three rushes will be declared victorious.
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Washington High School
Races Yesterday Feature Close Finish Results
First race: Arrow Swift won at 9 to 2 odds over a Motier and third. time reported 106. Second race: French Nun won at 5 to 1 over Bonebrake and Nellette. time 1 2646. Third race: eleven sixteenths of a mile details incomplete.
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Nellette
Livery Office Moves to 114 Cherry Street
Montana Stables shifts its livery office to 114 Cherry Street offering carriages autos and messenger services with Roth listed at 750 for inquiries.
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Cherry St
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Esquimalt Naval Station Readied for Reoccupation
In Victoria British Columbia plans resume to strengthen Esquimalt as a major British naval base. Activity has picked up as before. In New York a woman who tried to visit President Roosevelt in 1906 is declared insane. Local market offers pot roasts and sirloin steak for 10 cents.
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EB. Holmes
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Attractive Exhibit Captivates at James Town Exposition
A photographic display on the Seattle to Alaska and Canadian Yukon journey draws great interest. The exhibit extends across an outer space of a hall showing views from Northland and Seattle, highlighting business ties with Alaska.
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Alaska
Yukon
Northland
Murder Trial Shocks City Court Hearings Continue
The case centers on a defendant accused of killing a spouse in a troubled relationship. Prosecutors outline the motive and timeline while defense counters with alibi evidence and questions of intent. Local officials and witnesses describe the scene, with jurors awaiting decision.
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