The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 28, 1906, Page 2

| WONDERFUL! «= ONE | Oltte Jo m, who ta alning the SATURDAY, JULY a8, 1906 a welcome idition to the riding h 7 LEAGUE GIVES RECEPT af ° Meringue won the fourth} | ‘ pre . . « \ AMERICAN LEAGUE . tered prt ry Thomas Fitagerald, | : ‘ : a but was retained by her owner F “ ® Harry Green, with the ueual §) ad | pe ratnt nd th ’ tah | * * ' 4 ANOREW € % NC 2NLY BEA } eo Raines & aREW ey , SEATTLE ACTUALLY DOES WIN ENCHANTER THE ¢ 8B} v0 ; : ‘ . j 0G 1A8 7 A GAME FROM PORTLAND TO JUSTIFY THE JUDGMENT) Ww o Huei the ow te - pe , . ‘ ae nue or THR PUBLIC—HOT UP bet $1,100 on b ie in The vyere ' BUCKLE r " ANYTHING 18 LIKELY « race, Dut saved pag of it atrike “ seTS ) ING IN LAST animal t mocohd He . MAPPEN FROM NOW ON SETS A GOOD THING Ligowy Bic Dan ie BA BRO of RACE horse wor of yrtid | RCE of SATHWESTERN LEAGUE “yh ogy oy Dong , t ane | w " eo é ? Joyner got a tremendous play tn * - * t the Meadows! the last race, Marry Btov ‘ ; AN ' nt vorite| him tn every book In the rity an DMARTIME. Faby 1, 008 rp eee eee ee “ 4, presiding judge me ¥ a . . yt ww Tullett and Graham ives 4, the vale : , W ‘ , a black ne by | each Tigea Wives wr = = y i ley tm i PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Wate | on ” i + Betty ’ eran : Rufe Turner, the well kndWBol- | DOWN TO FINALS Sts w - . “ ; * . - ae ored lightweight, was at the trac sis F a es mie ' : 10 i i * ox wallops with the beok-| 1 VOOD, “M J 's Fk ¢ i A tires ‘ M \chiggay ke . fea landed several hard Wows) 7 te tow i ee ie i ae | rer Daly 19 P du rly part of the after) Lone pis f * 4 : "oe unas cd eruaty t ‘ a 4 Bie nox he last race he played 1 wis ' ae a : P wiratsing on } Joyner and recetved a swat In the | 4 . \ “ut t Ye. ms Bs 1006 at s om enter } . egion of the pocketbook that ab | N ite e Wine, a Mr up Comtesior tiie warts ‘ “\thara wing! js ; be put him down for the count, | th rof cing W 4 Wit he Beandin | > Prk (SSSR SERS EER ED EES Joo Cohen climbed aboard Wa: |! oN HM one Teese oat, vee ‘i - +4 3 or Wagon in the first race, byt fell |. Alexander, of Yor * + "eae ‘ fh : - omer 4s Ale STANDING OF ein . thud when the nag ran | Clotht f Phila * AMF ye : ; ; ; . @ ihe econd. However, Joe sare that | 4. of ® N rth hoa ; bre q ‘ ; » | the next time the brute goes to the | eh chou nity he eo - tt of & ei) ft Steam : : Terre ete. i) seen IE a ony Bhs on the Water Wagon Now.” “she a s 4 a fh ‘ face und firat . * ® & fF , ' o mab t i , ‘ : Pacific Coast League nee ye a Merbert Garrison, a small boy SPOKANE WING CHAMPION 5 sb a bal t w Loot, wet. | M eat Kathe C. « neck amen of Beattie in . : Paymt We . ~~ with « bright red cap, tried to ride SHIP. OF of he { iad ales - a ' k ter wae the only favertte|® @arrivon finish on Paddy Lynch ‘ 4 Matthews show sent tha pee i hee tee : ah We SRE © | ot the day to win. He led all the}i@ the third race by seoting- very) BUTTE, M July 28 —The eee ate ' “ ‘ ; 4 aie von cantly from the ray | Bard for him from the grandstand. |apoknne Golf club won the tndivid 7 ie Mich, andy I : : . g Paddy Lyneb, who received val interstate’ golf champlonship@7ge Belling — Three-yaur Paul, Mon : u ; : ‘ Carrick beat Elba two] Jack MeDevitt. of Aberdeen, bet: | from Butte WO OvOOtS (Braces hf Aa a A I « Minette ne | . 9 for third place ter known as the “Telephone Kid,” | the locals " 2a , 2 COM, iow , eae ae : } . rie Hl. from the stable of Bill] Was at the track and played the/ star ple Motfart, of Te Reerie Se Ib im ad ' e . : was tnstalled favorite tn the! firet five winners. He would have | Butte, by ¢ at the last putt! pr certen, s 4} > ie e i . ’ see, but she and [ntertude| beaten the eatat but unfor- at the ninth hole hamr| eee, Fs a | ts f ; Boove noings aced each other into th tunately was cal he telephone pions he inter mountain cous Bercietia + eh rf) be : Natienal Lb hi the head just before the ees weet to the try was won by Butte nob y ‘ ee ‘ 4 Portiand Paves Ww . ‘ fintahed | H ¥ ° os . oy 4 to 1 nals ned | post j DANNY MAHER WINS z 2 : ‘ “ ‘ easily by three} — . ~ ° a - ai s . Reed, who beat} Billy Colline te mourning the lows) yp ryveRPOOl, July 28.—At the Liv m y= m plage 0-8, chow 1-08 ’ mig J 5 Saclen wo bas - ° ws Anoma half a length for the! of a pear! handled two biatled pock july meeting yesterday Dan nee . : : 7 * . be © let knife, which was presented. to rt te est ter, ik . ° : “ } ny Maher, the American jocke 07 » v r = x : . , Old Mike Favorite |him by the Inte Caesar Youue MY | won the Liverpool cup with Lor ig7o3 Fount RACK ms tur Gites Persueate ons wees vee wire 4 Hare ° a ‘ Old Mike, who was an says he will give a reward BWALET | Korty's bay horse The feet . > mitie rican t e ’ ‘ n the value ¢ ; j - . * x eames me om when Hu ot was fn han the value of the knife, if the | ne was « handicay We Ali. oH va p ie 1 , * Vntee are ked down tn the fifth race| finder will return it to him Melons over one and ° @ -. NATIONAL LEAGUE 1 to favoritiam at 3 to et it in running for the car at the) iio 2 tod is ' 3 = i ” ming favorite, rec track the other night \ ptnne’ bs . 4 ° nae “ ‘ : | a —— oe ae . ' * . . +? ‘ money to § to 5. After led. and Chauce oe -. iy 4 a ts x 8 C. had made the pace for| The Overcoat Kid thought Dam-!the betting, bea! Velocity tn « driv a ae ms athe q Pay ~~ al hy : fa | half a mile he quit and Flavat wont! (nus Arvi was @ good thing and/ing finish by a ne fa FS Buck , — gene i the front. He was never after} played across the board at 300 / oun E : 1 ‘ i Anons show & SE ie , , UT TWO ARE LEFT. wa and won eaaily|to 1, only to see bis hopes vanish New Tors euT Tw . haa Old Mike did not} when the brute ran last, He stood } eheeaen, wetmer and wei . In the tennie oat an : got | to win som : ing like steon milion NewS aia — - » and got * if the horse wom oa. Gelling. 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