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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-07
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neapolis IN antages of p9re itfrei
REQ DonneIien al ct Gnl4esfompuni,
bois 9apirer oil bli inoregiitrerei
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ira minneapolis cper Gecorab til
Dubuque, buor Den ifol forbinoes meb
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fra Chicago i'll dubuque.
@iliam Benton Moion, Der bar
8reiiocnt for San Sraneisco, Soobo
& N~ontana.g uner, er en- al Sopeb.
mGnSene | BET npe 8ontponi. arbei.
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meo en- @upitaI af 100000. Sp'
mailing er aIerebe iperfiat.
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al ganen fan anIegses omtrent uben
goubs. 8perne Ianes Ritten err iaa
peIpiIig itent ooerfor Yrojeftet, at
De ale bar tilbuot finaniieI Ststte,
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ganen, Der ifal transporter
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fnn ct fsriteflasies lloitpr og foripnes
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ton ifal anl9gges peb Soma HiOer,
og peo ben sore @rt6e bill man erbper'
be eleftriif araft hos ct at De &orlpa'
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8on6frait / R9rbeoen al Ntnneapo.
liz.
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itrilction 60. meb Sopeofparterer |
3ofeiter % 8reiton.
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fra Sort Snelling til Cuttings %
piSere / ret 2inie til Robeiter og iaa
til GreIton. Zen n9ite tore citation
blir 9ecorob, herfra eituoer til 8alt.
fon, sieunem Wonono, @Ifooor, Git
port, Golehirs 90 Solp Grois cg er'
beIig til Dubuque - Ell iatnlet Sin.
ieIgngbe paa 20S WiL. was 800.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-07
Ten amcrifanife SrauspurtSamper

"Sbcrt6on", icu iorleOen itsSte moo
eli &lippe pe0 Soromi6sserne, er MI
totaIt &rog. &oiten og StihetS @Gr.
otioger reboeS mi al 9omperc ira
Sonollllu. 6oIfcnc onboro er M bier.
oct. Rut til Ssroog tilbrngte Se ON.
torS poo &rngct / iulbitrroigt
Merfc.
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sGatepiese:

2iuseumener - Sirpn. - 5runf
2enseumentr % SRiis Seleu 9irou, beeae
Der at Spen, SsrSos &cr9en peb gaiipr
Collins.
Sunts-SertpsIa.- 5rarf ". Stunts
fra Risoeiuap pg gaiiS SIpra SertosIa Der
Of 8nsu 5irsens SormiOoo9 oeo Balipr $.
". Shnetoer.
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tioitaerc Der al 8neH, III / SipuT Clip %
NtiiS 9ena 9elerion / gaImar Y(onoag @t'
termieoaa peo Bait. ~. 9SiIlet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-07
SmaapInf.

UI. -. ~ SS9Nuuh
T,irn., er for Siheu Der / gcisg 30:
fin 9roSer 8. o. 8~Iogspeht.
-9arberer 8. s. @mbIi ira Ere
itou Winn., er ntcb itn 9one her
9e'sg hos iite 6or4lore Nr. 90 Gtrs
IutbIi.
Sbmnas SrtstpeSt fGn / 26r'
cuss tiIboge fp Stnrgbtun, BtS..
tlpor ban bar boTot &eIi9tonSifoLe
CONNER.
-9tHS Sopbia llIber fra ct
SniI bar tfIbrogt lin Sommerfertt
Der hos fin SsItcr Rrs. albert Gam
urrsues.
- guftor @. 8iqett retite @aanoaa
til GnImor for of petepte %. &1'
hoIpA iom inStraber | sgateitub mel
fin af6sSe 8ones Ssiter.
- Oscar @rorbp, lon bar ariGt'
tefe I SSInrpis Central 8a1terts &on'
Tor I Chicago, er bienuue hos fin geo-
Der | ct Tsnr Tigers 8eisg.
- Saftpr George @qilircr og
Srre reite PanSog tiTbaee til fit
Silent / Gbtcugp efter ct @eisg Dos
Srof. Slfrn.
Diis Slora @ergeion reiite 2sr'
bag til Sroer, Souta Goirntp, for at
onertnge Soften ior 2GrerinSc | Rll'
itf og Septtng | bet offcntLiae Sfne.
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Sen Bears 9Itif ra1t ct npt Sfil0t,
iont er meget prnetigt, ct rigtig
&rnitperf.
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@eisg hos itn @rober 8ltIbrato
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M reiit tilbage til fit Silent.
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anorerp &iome meb Suitru iant S.
8. @rtnSeluno reiite Manbog til saS'
fattetpon % 8rtuce Gilbert Canada
% blioer borte en- WaaneoS Sio.
-Sscnr @tnger reiite SirSbaa
til minneapolis, bpor ban biloe be-
isge Stote 5air'en ct Bar Gage; Der
efter reiier ban til Ninot, g. Iat.,
bpor ban bill bIioe en- Sio.
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biemmet i Stou9bton, 8iS., tiIbrinaer
rogIe Tiger her / 9eisg hos SIegt %
8euner. San bar MI tfIbragt 5 Iar
Acknowledgements % LITER fig no
merfet goot Ser.
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itent peb So,pas Geological Surpep
rut~SeriGgte forrigc Wuubng Stem.
hruooet poo Mourice SoIlorun8
Sarm / GnIeSring Den paatGnt,e
Standardization.
- Stationsagert II. g. @ruoer
for &ocf SSlono 8nreu bar rciit pou
en- Serietur i'll @eiter. San nil he,
ieec 9euper, Colorado Springs,
RrebIo, 8runO Simction, SoIt &nfe
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bortc en- Roouco8 &i0.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-07

5,sdssasssssm Ct On sasisr. ltoen S0s' Sn
aurr.es tHsrrsvst Acre ssapns Zen. wanse xai' et
ben "a 'fee0rab.suasH-. isu IL en- usI''Hmsn @laH
I ssrt Sus. sistlssss -Seb arHeH' wss Ans 'nfs"
ssianr GsttrnIassr.
sarAvrNtn ssTbsrs. MA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-11
WHY N LLER
MAKES GOOD

What a. tho secret Of Jockey
Mlller's marvellous success IN get
ting away from the barrier running
in nine out OF ten races Ia which
be fldeaf That Ia the question that
ID heard on all sides al Now York.
One old trainer In discussing Il
said or course. no one for an
instant believes that starter Cas-
sldy deliberately favora Miller. foe
ho could not hold hla job two min
uioa II he did. bat isn't Il just pea.
Hihie that uaconaciouAiy he IL Civ.
tag the boy who rides for hls
friend. Tom Welsh. and Andrew
Miller. one Of the stewards Of the
Jockey elab. BIT the best NJ ~
Go 20 the poat IN any race Ia
which Miller fldaa aud II will
strike you that way Miller can 60
through tho barrier time after time
ana never receive a rcprimand. Or
n be does 4 n a mild one ile
can got loft at the pons aud not
word IN said To him. Ia fact. be
eat do almost anything he wants
and Sc, away with Il. and when the
barrier finally IN released he is
away running OF course. the boy IL
naturally quick ~ the post. bat that
doesn't accouut for tho immunity
FROM punishment aud almost IN
variable success
Look hos other Jockeys arc
treated Take RRdtka. for instance
II he beats the barrier It's doNn be
goes FOR few daYs II be gets Jeff.
punishment 10 msted out To him for
doing q; In fact. he has 90 watch
himself mighty close ali the time
~ n long breath IL liable "a Keep
him cut Of the saddle Tor days
In fact. Cassidy appears 10 have
taken a dislike 20 Hadtke similar 10
that the late Starter Caldwell had
for Marty nerEen THIS la all
wrong All boys shoeid b. treated
exactly alike while at the post, Cor
tf fayoritea are played. consciously
OF uneouacioaalf. good starting VII
be out of the question
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-11
TURF NEWS

nearchatcher II a doubtful starter
ln the Opening Handicap
Peter J Ralloped ea-quaricfH
this morning Ia 20.
Hd Roden worked thfes-auarists
In 10,
Rullcho - one Of the fastest
horses at the track lie worked
thfersqunriefz with n heavy s'abls
boy up % Ith easily.
Royal HlSgas IN IN bad shape ana
Il h feared he vii not be able 70
face the starter far some time.
Ieu Levy. who Will be the block
man for ia. Houls Of the Oakland
club. il la town,
Dtek I.eaEett. formerly einckor TOT
the san Francisco Bulletin. lie an
other California turftnan to arriys
here
Ralph Toner. who has 4 national
reputation AZ a writer on turf top
les. IL IN the city.
Tony Tub~sxtile. the sE-tockey. is
at the Msadoma With a string Of
horses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-11
MATCH WILL
Be FAST ONE

The Star announced exclusively
on Saturday the fact that Tommy
Burns had ElEniflcd his willingness
10 meet Ph!ladelphia Jack onFieu
At Pleasant Beach on the afternoon
Of July 4. before Dallsy'a Aihintic
club. 10 a championship Of the
world boxing bout
Burns sired the sporting editor
81 this paper 20 that effect late
Saturday afternoon
The match between burns and
O'Brisn was first proposed To
DALEY By the sporting editor Of
this paper Zoe the above date. and
nos that the two men seem to be
WILLING 10 get Into the ring TO.
gs;her arrangements wili er com.
mancsd as soon ~ possible fos this
big event
Mr. DALEY. IN discussing the 70
yesterday. said
Burns and OsRrieu wlil be A
great drawing card. aud Il IL hoped
that there VIII be no hitch In bring.
iuE them together The Star will
certainly get credit for arranging
this match
should OHrlcu hack o8t Of the
fight. Burns wishes TO state through
The star that he will meet Rubin
or Willie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-11

Peter sheridan viii race string
at the Meadows this summer. lie
has In hiH stable among others
Hue Eyes. Mimo. ill.caul-cap aud
EihA
Mr. sheridan Is hofaeman OF the
old school and Was training horsea
when most OF the present genera
ton Of trainers were running
around in knee pants In his youth
H. ireland be- Was a famous etecpie.
chase rider aud rode In races with
the famous Captain Boycott aud
also was a friend 81 john Guhbins.
tho man who won the English derby
t~ice. with ealtee More and with
Ard Patrick
Mr. Sheridan IL noted a. a care.
fui. painatAkiuR trainer and II not a
betting man. always running hts
hofkea for the pnrse. and the public
likes 10 follow his stable on account
of he consistent running Mr ahef
iaan owned nlus Eyes Shen she
son the Seattle derby and Il was
owing 20 the cafcful preparation
that tho mare received at hts
hands that she won 10 easily,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-11
RECKLESS AUTOISTS|
THROWN IN JAIL
Police Begin War On Drivers Who Spesd
About the Streets in Defiance Of Ordinance.
Chief Takes Determined Stand on Question

Charged with violating the Law
regulating speed. four automobile
drivers were arrested yesterday aft
afnoon by patroimou aud released
after depOhiting sufficient bail 80
insure their appearance for trial 10
the police court this afternoon.
Those taken I'm custody included u
IS Crutehef. q. l. Marsh. II "
Rulifa0n and " - Rogers.
Was ooing Past
Crutoher IL a demonatfator in the
employ 1T the Seattle Automobile
company. aud was the FIRST to be-
rounded up Patfolman Humphrey.
who made thn arrest. Insists that
Cfutehcra machine vas being
driven at q speed of not loaa than
Is miles nn hour
H. W. Huiifson n salesman.
end was taking his family ont for
q spin Patrolman Ribbach stop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-11

ped him and Jullfson haa
up bail before he could DEM, ~
Architect osthsrsd i,
u u HoeeH ts q ven
architect aud was afres,ea 'gsa
frOlnan hibbach4 who sass "a n
chine Was heiog drirea A. 4.
gcrOualy high rate of apeee aa''
q l. .afHh. Z chauffee.
operating purei sound t.,. "a
bile company car aud fell ne
tim 10 the flRilant Ns,e6 re
tained - Patrolmeu Prolhe,a, -
Carr ses
chief u Police WaBpenste,, -.
be ia going "a eufgrct he s,,, !, -. y
ulatieus II u requires the ss,,,sl..
oi every man 10 the sepaft p,ss, =
carry out his orders He aad, / ~. =
II would De- good deal besis, y.
fbs careless drivers to rssll,s -,
out any further proof that l. ns. ~
exactly what be says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-11

a broken down skate named DonH
temps in races for the purpose 81
being able "a claim horses After
claiming them he would aoii them
back 20 the original owner AT a sub
stantlnl advance Several owners
who suffered this way have com
planned to the Jockey club. bat u -
difficult IA sec what they can do.
az Prices actions are strictly With.
la his rights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-11

The stewards Of the jockey club
held q meeting tho other day 10
consider the adqiaabiliiy OF adopt
Ina the walh up system Of starting
instead pf sending the horses away
ffnn y standing start al AZ present
The matter was discussed bat no
action was taken. it being decided
TO let the matter go over until r.
full mretins OF the board could con.
slider a. We would like to inform
the stewards that the walt nn syH'
tenn ~ good deal better than the
usual hold up 10 stem nov IA ioFae
at most tracks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-11

The authorities rt Belmont park
have barred elocktfs who infect the
track in the early morning hnuFE
catching the horses workouts 1heY
we're ia the employ IT public hnndt
eappefa and the Jockey club refused
to stand for them We wonder
what George Cole aud Expert Clock.
er thinha OF this ruling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-11
ROLLER RINK TO oPGs.

The long delaY.d opening Of the
apoft Of roiisf skating wili take
place this evening az the t.ake
Talon pavilion Hunter 4 Suek0ias
who recenfly made an effort 20 run
= skating rink at Christensen. hall
have gone 20 considerable exft8lf
In hitting up their nas place. wk4h
II IN a xerT good location. inns
only 10 minutea ride from astpna
AZ Ga Lake raian or univefsity
ears The rink wtii ho open FROM
: 30 10 ) .. NJ. and from Z 20 "a
10 p IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-11

The team from the Denny school
Won the championship Of tho Gram
mar School baseball league a4tur-
dav whcn AZ Recreation para they
defeated ths Central school ulnc By
score Of 20 : TIE catching Of
puneou nf the nennYa Was a feat.
IRE Pesfins umplred the game for
the aids.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-11
PASSING COMMENTS

The board 81 control at the Uni.
yersity Of Washington will elect
football coach today
Chick Hudson and Cecil Hatfield
will furnish tho preliminary to the
Turner Holly fight az Pleasant
Beach. They will fight 10 rounds
and ought 20 furnish an interesting
contest
After being thrown by Farmer
Burns In nine minutes the other
night. Frank Gotch. champion
wrestler 81 America. throw Burns
In straight falls In "a and minutes
respectively.
Percy Cove. OF Everett. and KID
Nelson. Of Vancouver. will fight rs
rounds at Everett on The Fourth
Of July.
The police stopped all baseball
games IN Greater New York yes.
terday.
The Western interschoiaRtio meet
for the championship 81 the west
was held in Chicago Saturday
Schools from 10 states we're repre-.
scented, and the championship was
won by the Lewis institute. Of Chit
cago. With a score Of 25 polnts De
irOit university school was second
with II points, Detroit Central
school and Morgan Park academy.
Of Chicago. finished third and
fourth respectively, with "a and II
points each. World intoracholastic
records we're broken In the discus
throw and In the pole vault
Princeton furnished a surprise IN
baseball circles Saturday BY beat.
Ing Yale 90 z. Harvard shut out
Pennsylvania I 10 o.
Talbot for Patents. 20e Mutual LIE.
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-11

Ned Hanlon Il another who IL no
longer what be once was lie used
70 be a great manager and could
spot pitcher q mile away. but that
time r. past and Ned today doesn't
know a pitcher from n cows foot.
tie let Coli1 Druhot 40 not long
since. Because the hid was small
and feeble looking he fired him and
since then Druhot has beaten New
York and Chicago. Speaking Of
Druhot the Chicago Journal says.
This Md IL a pitcher though he
has yet 20 reach his maximum Of
strength and yiEoF lie Is great
Young tvirlcr with a sharp break to
tho curve. GOOD control and a win.
ming head When fIsnlon canned
that baby-chiid h. made the mistake
Of the season. ami he will realize Il
- the daVa 20 bV .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-11

Manager Mike cantliion. % the
Des Moinea club. has issued a man.
lfcsto that none OF hia PLAYERS are
20 swear while In uniform. II would
Be 4 good thing Tor baseball u all
managers followed IN his sake The
game can be preserved without pro
fanlty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-11

BASEBALL NOTES

That vas a queer game between
the New York and Chicago Ameri.
cans yesterday New York got eight
hits as against chieaEo's one. and
get Chicago woa the game TO Q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-11

The application Of Jockey huchan.
an for lcrnao Wis refused by the
American Turf aaaocssilon. aud u u
likely that Buck will not be seen
Ia the saddle again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-11
YACHTS START
IN LONG RACE
-FOUR CRACKS WILL START
FROM SAN PEDRO TO-DAY TO
SAIL TO HoNoLuLu ron
PRi~e CUPS.

SAN PEDRO. cal. June IT,
Thousands Of yachting enthusiasts
have their interest rentered upon
the greatest event Whtrh has ever
occurred ~ the history Of Pacific
coast yachting, the tranHspaciflc
race frum this port "a Honolulu For
montha past yachtamrn the world
over have looked forward II this
event witch promises 20 rival the
famous traas-Atlautiu race last
year.
Change Starting Place,
II was the original intention 20
make the start from sausaliio IN
san Francisco hay. but the recent
disaster caused change ln the prp-
sram. and san Pedro Was selected
as the point ~ departure.
Two enlS valued Al fsa0 aud $500.
respectively, are offered az first ana
secopd priaeH THESE prisea we're
made in san Francisco and passed
safely through the firu.
-Four Boats start.
The four boats which viii start
today On the long tacs are the
Anemone, owned by 9. I. Tut. for
merly Il the New York Yacht club.
but now sailing under the ealora ~
the south Coast Yacht club. the
iMrlino. which ash DO sailed by
Commodore Sinclair OF the same
club. the Maple Leaf % the Victor la
Yacht club. nhd the La raluma.
witch h entered hy the Hawaiian
Yacht clnh, The II Paloma sailed
10 thls port FROM Honolulu and the
Anemons mado the ie.eae mile trio
around the Horn srum New York Ia
participate in the race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-11
FInck's Big Auction
Sale

Of diamonds. watches. jswsiry. sill
verwHre. clocks cut glass, etc. daily
20 and 7s0. sis Second ave.
Chairs for ladies'. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-11
RACING NOTES

Jockey Mindsr. who IL riding for
I.ackg baldwin this year. won bis
frat race Tits season when he cams
home IN fr0at uf isatonia with 81
otroe The odds against the colt
Nsrc ; 20 l.
when Good and rleHty won =
atesplechaae Al nelmeni park last
week with ITO pounds ON his back
ne proved himself tha best jumper
Sc have had In this country for
Ynars
Kansas" Price IL "a troahie sgAin
&c New York. he has been running
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-11
RACES SATURDAY



first race ~ mile. handtfap
iiafaifn Nnli HnaWai laUautafian# ~ 4 ~
Nseunh face ia - uilf pufaa nafus
swift ffisHirhant fudaf { ~ "a
Ihifa faeHf miia aud ~ faria secret.
Celebration. fhpnasnai ga "a
tuHffh fafa ia Witaa hantiaau Hin
hahtiie Haufrlsfe tied iaaf % 90
ilfth FHfensA ~ fHtis HsiiiHH Hound
uauea hasnH5 betsy tiufnfa M
Hsth race LIE mlisa saiiiuH Nunn.
tuftief. NeiihFHt tiukniahtsd. ia Ha
RESULTS AT fsAroRlA
first race one miie. ssiiins padiay
HntiHaau The t'afI Al as
haNanI fare ~ uf : ntiiu uufan ffl1
Honesty, tlnila Arutt iietia Thorpe ! ~ ID
rhifd fafra ~ miia. handicap tiatai
Thorpe. Dutch barbara. ths eiansnian
ma Ht
FHfth race HirsHirr hess fau Warden.
tiUhls uHt MannrtA AZ "a
firm fesr : nf = mills. sHiiiHH iAnaia
Lean. NarilAan HFiHf. ltH go
ftHh fHfr ) ~ uiie seillnE futthn
ate Uasaaa tsun IA "a
Hiath r4faat uilla a.iiinf The Nafkz
fHtsnss. Efis aTrrH4 At 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-11

PORTLAND usaderstns' hans run In
he nfntH wa The Eana fnf tbs ineaia
loaahuuH oatahina was feature hgufe
n "
Aas4 AhAaaHs tHHfttf sHttassttffs ssfttsA
batteries gahff and neHshasi nAn and
haseH
OAKLAND. luce "a Nv winHiua hath
rRniss " a tontie header Yesterday san
ftahsfsea uiesad taeN fifst weeks asftsa
Nnaffa HCufN5
fiFss same a ~ a.
,eAe.t ssttss sttttst'tsstssfsl
san fFantisssa .sastfasstttras4H..f
BATTERIES nenaairh and nuss. Meyers
aut tfadhurfs
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In fast game at Meadow park
the Seattle postoffioe team Lost 60
Columbia by a sooFs Of 6 10 e Cur.
tia. OF the Colnmhfaa, pitched a
great game. allowing oniY four hits
The batteries were Curtis aud Wal.
her for Columbia and Rednfrua.
Reid and Molanle for the postoffico
GRANITE fALl.S--In one Of the
fastest games Of the season the 10.
calls defeated the Suparlora. at Seat.
tie. By score Of TO J Sullivan.
OF tho supeftore. did some great
batting The catching al Sander.
OF the same team. VAS also . faas
ure The batteries were Boyle and
Sander. for the iuperioFs. and Msy
ers and ST. John. for Granite Falls
The Electfic4 beat the nalnirru
yesterday for the second time this
season. The game was a close and
hard fought one. the score being
TO 2. Klaus. who viii be eooa seen
In Seattle uniform. pitched a nice
game for the Rainiefu. bat his sup.
pnrt was weak At critical moments
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; John Evans. king 81 the
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