English Built Shells for Yale and Harvard
London news reports Harvard ordered a Cambridge style shell from a noted English builder after losing to Cambridge. Yale quickly ordered a matching boat and a second fighter shell. Both boats are 63 feet long for crews around 170 pounds with center seating options and new tubular oars modeled on Leander equipment. Harvard also plans a Sime built boat to debut after Yale finishes.
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Star
London
Harvard
Cambridge University
Thames
Akits
Crimson
Bims
Cambridge
Yale
Universi
Straightway
Edmund Norrin
Putney
Henley
Sime
Little Giants: Simple Exercises to Build Muscles at Home
A vintage fitness guide promotes home workouts without equipment. It instructs boys to perform wall squats, leg raises, push ups, planks, and chair stretches, emphasizing controlled movements, stopping when tired, and daily ten minute sessions for a month to develop arms legs back stomach and chest.
Carl Urbani the 12 Year Old World Strength Wonder
The passage touts Carl Urbani as among the strongest youths of his age after years of hardship. It notes he was hollow years earlier and now demonstrates remarkable strength.
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Carl Urbani
Louisville Races Report Wide Field of Winners
United Press dispatch from Louisville notes several races at different distances with winners including Siz furlong event Siz furlong Al Maller taking first place ahead of Wood Sandals and Halket. Times listed for each race reflect close finishes and varied placings.
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Siz Furlonge
al Maller
Wood Sandals
Halket
Runners Finish With Times in Dual Events
Berter places second and Alice George third in a sprint with time 1 08 2-6. Beau Brummel wins the mile and a sixteenth race with Lady Eather second and Bonnie Bard third, clocking 49 3-6.
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Berter
Alice George
Beau Brummel
Lady Eather
Bonnie Bard
RACING AT YAKIMA STATE FAIR RESULTS
Three year old trot Katalina won in straight heats with Princess DiFeot second and Mary Mims third in a best time of 3 22. Three year old pace Montrix took first with Cora second and Countess third in 2 16. Running race half mile Pelham listed.
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United Press
Yakima
Katalina
Princess di- Feot
Mary Mims
Montrix
Cora
Countess
Pelham
Queen Cup results and race details
The report lists Queen Cup first with Lady King, then Mt Peeve second and Maude McG. third. Time 1 14 percent for a three quarters mile race. Also notes Ormonde's Et aeta cee io Dance third in Sick One frm.
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Queen Cup
Hes Maude McG
Sam Bes McGibbon
Ormonde
Aqueduct Races Results With Multiple Events
United Press reports results from Aqueduct including the mile and sixteenth handicap won by Montefort with Tourist second and The Squire third. Other races list Grandpa in the steeplechase two miles as winner Ramrod second Caller time details. Additional finishes include Live Wye Mombasa and La Sata in various sprints with second and third placements.
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Detiliam
Sir John Joncebe
Grandpa
Ramrod
Caller
Court
Louis Castro’s Wealth and Baseball Dreams
The note says Colonel Louis Castro formerly with Portland in the Coast league now in Atlanta. It claims he has 26 000 silver bones and 45 000 simpleons with a countdown title, hints at buying Dug’s franchise or paying international debts, and notes he may continue playing for the love of the game.
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Louis Castro
Portland
Atlanta
Tabasco
Jau
Castro
U. S
Colombia
Lou
Filthy Tu
Vancouver players and early pro baseball notes clash
SPORTOGRAMS A shows Dickson, Richardson and Lou Nordyke shaping the pennant year with a promising 8 year old manager and a lean season ahead. Pat Flanagan rises as a surprise Vancouver center fielder drafted by Chicago White Sox. Local football results include Ballard 20 Franklin 0 and Bremerton 5 Navy Yard 0. Chic Hedeon battles Young McAvoy to a draw at the National Athletic Club.
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Richardson Dickson
Vancouver Banch
Lou Nordyke
Pat Flanagan
Vancouver
la O
Bomeo
Miss Wis
Pat
Dickson
Dugdale
Dug
Mendenhall
Benny Myers
Chic Hedeon
Young McAvoy
Philadelphia
National Athletic Club
Chic
McAvoy
Willie Moody
Young Erne
Savidge Throws Fingernail Curve To Stir Batters
Ralph Savidge, noted for a finger nail curve pitch, aims to bolster fame after joining the Memphis club. The right handed 190 pound, six foot pitcher boasts speed and control, winning 12 of 15 games with Memphis in two months. He is a weak fielder and hitter, but coach John Ganzel plans to improve him.
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Ralph Searidge
Savidgeta
Memphia
John Ganzel
Sophomores Win Annual Cane Rush At Washington High
The sophomores defeated the freshmen 21 to 16 in a hotly contested cane rush at Lincoln Park. The finish saw Karkeek dunked into the pond and Dick Johnson pulled in by a fellow sophomore during the conclusion of the event.
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Washington High School
Lincoln Park
Karkeek
the Park
Dick Johnson
Park sale offer withdrawn amid opposition
W W Beck withdrew the proposal to sell Ravenna Park to the city for 160000 after council discussions and protests. Councilman Way argued against funding numerous parks for the north end, threatening to oppose the purchase, and Mr Bock also withdrew his offer ending the talk.
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W W. Beck
Ravenna Park
Way
Tigers Beat Senators 4-1 in Opening Game
Detroit won 4 to 1 over Washington in the first game of a series. The Tigers had nine hits to seven by the Senators and maintained their lead atop the American League standings despite an errorless Washington effort.
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Detroit
Mid
Washington
Senators
Tigers
Hanlon Moran Fight Odds Favor Moran Despite Weightanxiety
In San Francisco on Tuesday odds for the Hanlon Moran light welterweight bout stood at two to one with Hanlon lagging at the longer price. Moran predicted a quick win while Hanlon professed confidence and pledged to prove the odds wrong. Both fighters trained without gloves and prepared indoors for the match.
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United Press
San Francisco
Hanlon-Moran
Hanlon
Anson
Moran
Stranger Lightning Through Town No Longer Walked
A villager notes strangers now travel by automobile rather than on foot, reflecting a change in how outsiders move through the area. The exchange contrasts past foot travel with current car traffic, implying shifts in local patterns.
Judge Scores the Harriman Lines Over Lumber Rates
San Francisco Sept 29 Attorney J N Teal for the Western Oregon Manufacturers association scored the Harriman lines as confiscatory arguing in the circuit court of appeals against an Interstate Commerce Commission rate cut. The case seeks an injunction to restrain the lower rate.
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San Francisco
Pointe
Wilamette Valley
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Smal
J. N. Teal
Western Oregon Manufacturers’ Association
Harriman Lines
Elrcuit Court of Appeals
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Phillies blank New York in second game of day
Philadelphia defeated New York by 7 to 0 in the afternoon game. The result followed a 7 run output for Philadelphia, leaving New York scoreless at home plate.
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New York
Philadelphia
Track cycling revival draws crowds at Newark and New York
The revival of bicycle racing gains pace with spikes at Vaileburg Newark and Madison Square Garden New York. Australians such as Jackie Clarke contest hard against American champion Frank Kramer as rivals trade close finishes.
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Vaileburg
Newark
N. J
Madison Square Garden
New York
Jackie Clarke
Australia
Frank Kramer
Doctor Hunt Resigns. Ven Vorst Appointed Successor
Dr John Hunt, assistant medical inspector in the city health department, resigned yesterday due to his growing private practice. Dr B K A Ven Vorst was named to succeed him as Health Commissioner Crichton announced.
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John Hunt
High School Class Fight Ends With Gunshot Injury
TK Ind Sept 29 Larry Cobble president of the junior class was seriously injured in a close fight between classes at the high school, after a gunshot.
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Ind
High Schor
Larry Cobble
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Garaven
National Land Inv. Co., Inc
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la Sata
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Meek Trunk & Bag CO
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Hager
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Ballard High
Franklin High School
Hallard Grounds
Ballard
Lincoln
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D. & Johnston
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Music
Taylor
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Johnston
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Philades
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Rosten
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Ameria En Saat Cleveland
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Curvist
Ralph Bavidge
Talking Machines
State Bank
Seattle Corner
Yesler
Pioneer Square
Harriman
Kangaroo Land
Remai Young
Tai An
Geo. W. Miracle
Jackie
Grand John Cort
Beat Hale
Seattle Theatre
Kusesti
DR. Hunt
Lois Theatre
Rose
Mies Alleen May
As “del Moen
Third Avenue Theatre
Drew & French
Moore Theatre
Hradeonera
H. L. Klein
James GT
Pike Street
Phenes
Heles Nertram
Jutte Hkingele
Lupiter Ras
Mitchette
Aran Stes
Hardeen
Northwestern League
Butte
Seattle
Vester Cere
The
Seattle National Bank
United States
Warnese Panemon
Felines
Wiallon
Capes Oder
Edees
J. W. Bullock
Gus Brown
Hank
Scandinavian American Bank
Alaska
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