Seattle Triumphs Over League Leaders Aberdeen
Seattle starts series by beating league leaders Aberdeen 3 runs to 2 as Roy Dudley and Matt Stanley star with timely hitting and sharp fielding. Welch falters for Aberdeen while Starkella and Dudley power Seattle’s offense and defense through a tense ninth inning.
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Aberdeen
Cats
Roy Dudley
Matt Stanley
Paddy Welch
Starkella
Frisk
Brugette
Abrogast
Dudley
Stanley
Welch
Fitzgerald
Vetch
Paddy
Spencer
Willie Campbell
Starkells
van Buren
Mahon
Ffrat
Campbell
Aberdaan
Tatale
Cass Hee
Starkell
Tantene
van Huren
Ehon
Stark
Myers
Wolo
Unclear OCR prompts Nattertes and team names
Fragmentary OCR text lists players and teams with uncertain spellings and missing context. It mentions Nattertes rewn, Nuelbach, Mo ran, Richie, Doots, and others, with notes about end of eighth and kines. No coherent event or outcome is extractable.
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Nattertes
Rewn
Nuelbach
Moran
Richie
Doots
One Legged Athlete Matt Safera Championship Ace
San Francisco resident Matt Safera age 22 born in Odessa, Russia rose to fame winning tennis titles globally. He set a world rope climbing record in February 1995 by climbing six feet in six seconds and claims wrestling prowess against 115-pound opponents despite his amputated right leg.
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Seattle Star
San Francisco
Matt Safera
Golden Gate Park
Safera
Odessa
Russia
Hongkong
Shanghai
Bordeaux
Liverpool
St. Petersburg
Satera
Baseball Gossip From Last Night Shows Hot Batter Form
Baseball gossip notes yesterday recount Willie Campbell being nabbed at third base in a tense moment and Eddie Householder delivering power as Dudley and Gie Wallace pace recent wins. Benny Myers narrowly missed scoring in the first on a wild peg. Charley Schwarts, ex Seattle second baseman, impresses Vancouver manager Bill Hurley as a potential asset. Fans cheer Willie Campbell recalling his former exploits.
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Matt Stanley
Willie Campbell
Eddie Householder
Benny Myers
Charley Schwarts
Seattle
Bill Hurley
Vancouver
Frisk Will
Rockenfield
Spokane
Greatest Harness Event Maud 8 Milestones 1885
Maud 8, the chestnut mare driven by Blair, wins at Glenville Ohio on July 30 1885 setting a 2 08 4 mile mark watched by 20000 fans. The feat stands as a pinnacle though later miles used roller bearings and pacing methods. Bonner of New York receives a silver cup in honor of his mare and the historic 2 08 4 record.
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Lou Dillon
Major Delmar
Crescenns
Geo
Ketcham
Alix
Asote
Directum
Tommy Britton
Arion
Sunel
Maud
Blair
Cleveland Driving Park
Glenville
Harold
California
Matt
Golden Oval
Mair
John Splan
Splan
Maude
Robert Bonner
New York
Eti
Stuyvesant Mish
Hainois Central
Chicago
Fish
Triol# Central
E. H. Harriman
Rival Singers Named for Seattle Showdown Afternoon
Barnstead and Higginbotham were announced as the rival singers for the afternoon at the Oun Garden in Seattle, signaling a themed event on the right field fence context.
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Seattle
New Mile Track Proposed for Vancouver City
Robert Hiller, manager of a five day racing meet in Vancouver last week, says a new mile track is very probable for the Canadian city. The plan includes racing before the Meadows season opening next year and another two weeks of racing after the Seattle races conclude.
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Robert Hiller
Vancouver
Meadows
Seattle
Protests Against Delmar Street Improvements Signal Dispute
A group led by J. Momakey and many residents, represented by an agent, protested to the city council last night. They challenged the Delmar addition street improvements as inadequate and unfair, citing alleged conagetes in several areas.
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J. Momakey
Delmar Addition
Stovall Loss Deepens Cleveland Setback
Cleveland September reports the removal of George Stovall following recent injuries that followed the accidents removing Jimmy Collins from the Athletics and Frank Bell from the White Sox, signaling a serious setback for the team.
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Cleveland
Jimmy Collins
Athletics
Franks Bell
White Sox
George Stovall
Cleve
Land's First Baseman Breaks Wrist in Detroit
A wrist injury to land's first baseman sidelines him, adding to the list of league leaders missing stars. The pennant race tightens as three key men are out, shifting positions in the final stretch with four teams still in contention.
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Land
Detroit
Smithy Kane Sets New Spokane Track Record at Fair
Smithy Kane wins the four furlongs in 49.5 seconds to set a new Spokane track record during the Interstate Fair opening. Virginia Hoy, Katie Raine, Aaron J, Oratorian, and other horses place as results show a busy program with cleanups and close finishes.
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Spokane
Mischief
Pour Furlonge
Katie Raine
Moore Johnson
Gigana
Sixty Pink
la Rose Lady's Beauty
Aaron J
Beautiful
Kite King
Gmithy Kane
Billy Mayham
Goasiper
Oratorian
Red
Pioneer Ellen A. Driggs Dies at South Park Home
Mrs Ellen A Driggs aged 91 percent one of the oldest pioneers of the city died at her home in South Park after months of suffering She came to this state 25 years ago from Oregon and settled at South Park She leaves a daughter Mrs G A Hill and a son G B Driggs of Friday Harbor.
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Ellen A. Driggs
South Park
Driggs
Oregon
G. A. Hill
G. B. Driggs
Friday Harbor
Green Lake Reservoir Addition Realty Ad
Real estate listing for Green Lake area offers houses and lots on easy terms. Property marketed by INTERNATIONAL BOND 4 REALTY CO at 897 Pioneer Bk, Main 1166, Ind 4048 with connection to Green Lake Station Branch.
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Green Lake Reservoir
Green Lake
Green Lake Station
International Bond 4 Realty CO
Pioneer Bik
Main
Ind
Races Yesterday At Cottequy Track Summary
Yesterday three races were run at Cottequy. Frontenac won the first three quarters mile with Lady Mather second and time 1 15. Shirley Rosamore took the eleven sixteenths mile with Uncle Tim second and time 1 08 34. Lady Carol won the third three quarters mile with Miss Streome second and time 1 14 15. Bealplock won the mile and a sixteenth with Cull second and time 1 47 24.
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Cottequy
Heidel
Frontenac
Lady Mather
Shirley Rosamore
Butler
Uncle Tim
Moscoveile
Lady Carol
Kleidel
Miss Streome
Duleinen
Minder
Rebel Queen
Guardi
Cull
Milk seller freed as case dismissed
H. Pink a grocer faced Judge Carroll on a charge of selling milk without a license. He pled ignorance of the law and was dismissed. The report then notes Japan’s savings deposits at 100 million dollars and remarks on a record number of battleships at the navy yard.
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FP. H. Pink
Carroll
Japan
Navy Yard
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