British tennis cracks seek Davis Trophy in preliminary match
Great Britain sends M. J. G. Ruehle and Jan. C. Parke to Boston for the Davis Cup preliminary rounds against American champions F. H. B. Alexander and H. M. H. Hackett. Ritchie, Parke and Wilding hold notable records across England Ireland and Olympics with Parke beating Ritchie last year in Dublin.
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England
Jan. C. Parke
Ireland
Brookes
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F. HB. Alexander
HM. H. Hackett
Australia
Brookes Wilding
Alexander
Hackett
Ritchie
Wilding
Germany
Thames
Parke
Dublin
Six game set opens with Seattle Aberdeen at Dugdale's Park
Seattle and Aberdeen begin a six game series at Dugdale's Park this afternoon while headlines note Harmakis death and prospects for races at the state fair. Bonnie Braes topples D Johnston Co for the fourth time, with a $75 purse looming next Sunday. Tacoma Spokane Vancouver and Butte also on slate. Vancouver defeated Butte yesterday as Canucks lead the pennant with Ray Lind poised to pitch.
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Aberdeen
Dugdale’s Park
Bonnie Braes
D. Johnston Co
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Spokane
Vancouver
Butte
Canucks
Cheap colonist rates on westbound trips advertised
Northwest travel offer details discounted September to October fare via Oregon A. KR. & Naviga tion Co. from St. Louis to Seattle at 34 dollars and from Kansas City Omaha and others at 25.50 or 260 dollars with tickets and deposits available at Union Ticket Office 608 First Ave. E. Eilis gen. agent.
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Union Ticket Office
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Pay Team Eyes Possible Tryout by Dugdale
Manager Dugdale hints at a potential tryout for T. P. Pay with the club while noting an unknown rookie on the bench. Dugdale is unsure whether the newcomer will play as an outfielder or an infielder.
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Racing at Butte United Press Report
Races at Anaconda and Butte feature multiple sprint and middle distance wins. Mike Jordan leads five furlongs with Curriculum and Lord Rossington among winners, times range 1 12 to 1 44 for mile events.
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Ftape — el Paisine
One Se
Duchess
Black Drees
Miracle Couple Named At Hinckley Block Nursery
Mrs Geo W Miracle appears in a notice listing ownership and residents at 410 Hinckley Block, highlighting children of the household and dwelling details in a local social column.
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Children's
Hinckley Block
World Series ball histories from 1884 to 1908
Postseason series developed from 1884 with Providence beating Providence and others. Chicago, St Louis, Detroit, New York and Baltimore appear across early years with varying results. Notable series include Temple Cup and 1903–1907 World Series patterns, with final games in 1908.
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Anson
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Louis Browne
Pittsburg
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
New York Nationals
Cleveland
Howton
Boston Americana
Pittsburg Nationale
Naps Lead Tigers In American League Race
Detroit slipped while Boston youngsters edged them, as Cleveland’s Lar rapers moved to a narrow AL lead. White Sox beat Athletica. New York, Chicago in NL race tension with Pitt game slip.
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Boston
Larry Lajoie
Cleveland Larrapers
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Larrapers
Hughey Jennings
Trrue Cobb
Tiger
White Sox
Philadelphia Athletica
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Cotton
Turner
Giants
Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia
Light weight limit worries Washington coach on prospects
Northwest football fans hear University of Washington may face a light line this season with only three holdovers from last year and just one first team man. Coach Dobie doubts the squad’s weight can compensate for speed, though training could improve fighting ability. Rumors say Paul Jarvis and Frank Babcock may return, which would boost optimism for a winning season.
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University of Washington
Dobie
Paul Jarvis
Frank Babcock
Bull Moose
Washington High Team Works Hard
Washington High football candidates enter week two of practice with first and second teams in scrimmage. Coach Lewis weighs options for the tentative lineup as centers Walter Wilson and Thomson contend, guards Whitman and Smith vie for spots, Palmer and Burke secure roles behind the line, and end Rob Smalley shows promise yet signals remain a challenge.
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Thomson
Whitman
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Burke
Cullen Accepts Proposed Fight With Kid Harrison in Aberdeen
In a letter to The Star's sporting editor, Dick Cullen says he has been offered a match with Kid Harrison in Aberdeen next month. He accepts but will stay in San Francisco as sparring partner for Eddie Hanton until shortly before the bout. The match is set for 193 pounds ringside. Cullen previously sparred for Abe Attell during preparation for a bout with Owen Moran. Hanton plans to meet Moran on September 20 in San Francisco.
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Attell
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Moran
A Star Battery for World’s Series
The article backs Maggey Mc Graw’s New York Glanta to represent the National League in the October World Series. It highlights Christy Mathewson and George Wiltie as the main pitchers, with Roger Bresnahan as the key catcher. It notes other hurlers like Taylor Crandall Ames and McGinnity, but calls Mathewson and Wiltie the core. It warns that injuries to Mathewson Wiltie or Bresnahan would greatly hurt the Giants’ title hopes.
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Christy
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Giants
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Whitese
Taylor
Crandall
Ames
oGinnity
Wiltie
Roger Bresnahan
Roger
New York Bunch
Wiltee
Bresnahan
Baseball Vancouver Aching Through Yesterday's Games
Yesterday's baseball results include New York beating Pittsburgh 1 to 0, and Chicago defeating Philadelphia 4 to 1. Cleveland defeated New York, Detroit topped Chicago, and other races featured pacing events with purses around 8800 dollars and 2000 dollars in unfinished heats.
Minor Heirs Triumph Opens Columbus Grand Circuit Meet
At Columbus Ohio opening day of the grand circuit races the Hotel Hartman pacing stake drew attention with a $6,000 purse. Minor Heirs won the main event in 2 14 pace while other races included Board of Trade stakes and heats won by Judex Copa de Oro and Kel with strong showings from George Gano Major Mallow and Min or Heir among a list of starters.
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Boek
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Miss Prophet
Marvaletta
Culvanels
Directum
Burey
Portland Pacific live stock show opens at new course
Portland Oregon September 22 The Portland Country Club and Live Stock association held its first annual Pacific live stock show and race meet on a new course three miles east of the city Highlights include a world record time of 2 07 5 for the first performance on the new track and Oregon state record 2 16 for a heat With several horses named Ray o Light Daybreak General H and Delta Derby among top performers Half mile race results list Jones Hegarda Sally Goodwin and others as placed with various times noted.
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Ore
Portland Country Club and Live Stock Association
Ray O Light
Ronnie M
Cleo
Oregon
Acre Jones
Hegarda
Sally Goodwin
Fment Hos EY
Gravesend Races Results From September 22
United Press reports from Gravesend show Monday results across events headlined by Demand winning the handicap with Fort Johnson second and Delirium third in 1 00 2 6. Vetera captured the Brooklyn steeplechase with Pineral second and Stella Land third in 49. Vive and a half furlongs saw Wist Mason top Gardner second. Moonshine won the one and sixteenth mile handicap with Spooner second and Far West third in 1 45. Whip captured the selling for three year olds and up with Samuel L Harria second and Gretna Green third in 1 64. Five and a half furlongs went to Golden View with Selvien second and Ronsiare third in 1 04.
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Pineral
Stella Land
Vive
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County Fair
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Spooner
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Golden View
Ence Selvien
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Lexington Races Report from Lexington Kentucky
Results from a program at Lexington on Monday include Ameonet winning the seven furlongs, Tiie ManTiello taking the seven and a half furlongs, Dark Night winning the one mile race, Dainty Dame capturing the six furlongs, and Harting triumphing in the mile and an eighth. Times are listed for each race and place setters noted.
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Aliee Baird
Tiie
Mantiello
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Beau Brummel
Mar
Albert M
Dainty Dame
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