Refugees Defeat Amateur Pitching in 4 to 2 Win
Rue Hall led the Refugees to a 4 to 2 victory over an amateur team after Mr. McClair faltered early. Spencer and Jer delivered key hits as Frisco scored three runs by the third inning, while Seattle managed two runs, aided by an error and solid defense.
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Vanderbilt Cup Races Start
The notice discusses the start of the Vanderbilt Cup races and crowds, estimating more than 56,900 observers. It mentions criticism of officials and ethics in a digressive aside about umpiring and truth. Also advertised are low round trip rail rates to New Orleans via Northern Pacific with late October dates and a $46.90 fare.
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OBrien Berger Fight Nears Settlement Over Offers
The OBrien Berger bout may not be attached for Thanksgiving as talks continue. Coffroth offers 66 25 percent for Colma, Graney the same for a San Francisco arena near Twelfth and Market. Ber ger’s stance remains unsettled as Cribbin weighs terms and timing.
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Roller Beats Carkeek in Vancouver Wrestling Clash
Dr. Roller defeated Jack Carkeek in Vancouver with two straight falls 11 minutes 33 seconds and 6 minutes 45 seconds. The match sparked speculation of fixed outcomes to favor Gotch, but Roller’s sincerity and competitive drive were evident as he aimed to win and draw big betting interest.
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American Savings Bank Safe Deposit Boxes Feature
Bank advertises safe deposit boxes at 4.60 per year claiming burglary and fire resistance. Promotes security and reliability for valuables.
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Lyne to retire as rider in horse racing note
New York dispatch reports Lucien Lyne plans retirement after four years as a top American jockey. He says continued health decline has reduced his weight, though he may ride abroad where weights are higher. Lyne’s career highlight includes winning the Futurity aboard Hamburg Belle.
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Dance at Leschi Park Tonight
Dance at Leschi Park features Wagner's Orchestra and the Maer dance floor in Seattle. The big pavilion hosts the evening event described as the largest and finest hall in the Northwest with dancing tonight.
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Eight Team League Plan Promises Coast to Coast Expansion
A post season conference between President Hert and J P Agnew led to a plan to keep Meattie through year end and move Beatie to the Coast league next year. Agnew proposed expanding the league to eight clubs Tacoma Stockton Sacramento and San Jose with Seattle remaining in the Coast league. If rejected Seattle may join a Northwestern league. A December Los Angeles meeting will decide. Col Jim Douglas placed second in Levutville race where Col Hamilton led the field.
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Market notes and grape selling contest headline
The market reports a grape selling contest with a carload selling out in half an hour. Prices are listed for various grapes with high and low ranges. Livestock and dairy products hold yesterday's prices. Also notes steamer day ahead with expected large shipments and a port sale schedule in Buffalo via Northern Pacific.
Herrera Eto Decision in Close Bout at Lincoln Athletic Club
Aurelia Herrera, the Mexican, and Kid Goodman boxed 16 rounds at Chelwea Lincoln Athletic Club with referee Martin Flaherty declaring Goodman the winner on points. Herrera disputed the verdict and earlier failed to weigh in at 115 pounds, then only appeared after the forfeit time and demanded Goodman waive all forfeit claims.
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