The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 26, 1907, Page 2

iene iti egaaicltin ae aires ents amr nearness esa git sineittatiat cite | | CLASS OF BOYS _ | DISAPPOINTIN é aa ena a RRs ~- No First-Class Riders a the Meadows--Manders ALLEN WINS GAME AND Kddid Householder of Aberder ® ae . q known as “Rough House Hold Perkps the: Best—Uisin pels Big Undicap~| WELCH LOSES F Rg BG fading the leagve in battin 1 . ™ la percentage of 361, Stovall has Other Turf Gossip. ; aa laa"averagetot 800 ince joing the od < BUTTE, Aug, 26-—-A double) Manley, { 2 2°33 $ S)temgue. Both Myers ang Ross are . “ ‘ header waa played here yesterday, | - \in the 200 clase for S@&Htle, while By REFUGEE, been allowed by Jddgo Egbert, for eee ee ena t gume wont to Totate ie te at te *) ute tas. ell: nud: Vaneouses. bas hat the | #0! ason, to rid whic © first game we Hoore by lnnings r Tt certainly was a pity that t aoMe reason, ride. , |the* Cube with the score of 10 to] Bae” r Hyatt ees cay neihetimers Rags Plate aeet:| ., Hutchins & Abbott, the ownors ot Alon G0 ‘nome star twirting| eummacyacmmerteted Lynch ie paying little attention aH gp Beane : ete wd at Foncasta, have been much a& | for the Seattla bunch and the sup | Bel! : lto the protest mado by Brown fon urday, On a dry track the entries eieved by the aspersions cast at 5 ‘ ’ | garding the playing of Stove’ 6 all figuréd close together Mf the them’ on account ot the bad raced Port behind him was high class warty. 1) lwill keop on playing the ex-Heattle weighta, and an tntere contest | run by Foneasta, for whteh the fur.) oon was miserably supported laley, Hruy pitcher and if Brown insists upon WALTER MILLER. ould surely have resu but {| ther entry of the horse was refused. |and could not win, Myers man aint there wil! be » bitter Sage at anh hogy Send FN Bh tly only vb ho pte ned tot Sea tai nal al teed Bruyette | oo gpaapie agers pi oe (Seattle Btar'e Exclusive Service.) Classed the others that the race) ne bet $1,200 and his partner bet! nigioy poth came through for|* Wis . NEW YORK, Ang, 26.—Indtea-| was practically no contest, the win: | ggo9 on the horse, and they were as ‘ . 5 be 9 pam, Cuan Con Strothers, manager of the | tions are that Walter Miller will mer leading all the way and Wit) muoh disgusted any one over the | “ree times. | Nocona game yoaterday | Vancouver baseball team, resigned | repeat his performances of past | ning easily, There was not even &| poor race the horse ran, Jim Curl The afternoon contest was taken } Au He ‘0. Am | from the eluh today, and Hill Hur-| years by carrying off the jockey | semblance of a contest, and even) the former owner of Foneasta, told by the Minera in a wellplayed , ? of Siley haw been appointed in his) honors for this season, | the fight for second place was not) the writer that the horse alWay® | soxsion, Roosevelt allowed but i ¢ © olplace, In other words, Bill is a | close, a4 Misa Officious outclaased way a rank im and outer, and had . me H * © Olmagnate, dating from today the balance tn the muddy going. It] jroken hin on several occasions |" Nite, while Russ Mall's con : 1 3 S)strothers has gone into the pug would be a popular move if the &© | wren he had bet on the brute by| ected for four hita off Welch, 2 © 9 ¢) managing business, Mt looks aa tf sodiation would put foe te ns | Mulking and refusing to run Hoon making a throe-bagger. The H } i 8] Hurley may also be manager next the same distance for the same a“ > lesan Butte bunch pinced three men : By United Press.) entries, to be run on a dry track, in , 2 Pr) u ms (By | Gane Of valu the re0e to 00 Geear ee ene eaten as nracker A. Wikiowss | nee cee rubber, ‘Btw tle ‘Cube ap % 1) it has at Int boon dectied where| NEW YORK, Aum 26—It has off. A most Interesting contest | Whe : b Pine | Could do nothing. Seattie’s hits ; $ | Melatyre is to belong. He is now |just Jeaked out that there w Would most certainly result, and| was drank when le ‘evo teen as; Were made by Myers and Dudley ih ; { flone of the bona fide players of |#iderable frietion at the meeting of the winaer would certainly Rave 8) Dau eatery re ae vored rider| iret game yestérday halter, tb : i §|Tacomm, and when Collins leaves |the directors of the Standard Ott) harder time getting the money fe. ba ath cnn tiem gas lignan H PO A | Howell © : {|| for the ‘south and Stoval i* pat in| company here last week. William : See ceeteied cn ovbbaarus of ig i $ $/ his position tn the field, tt is prob | Rockefeller and H. A. Rogers, e | a cornet ere SU ore Oi aon te Gay event, tie ; ie : 4 Sable that Metntyre will be found |pectally, had a very wordy strug: | rece mesting of the lm_partance of | Die ee Pate Asesctation le not ; : £ Sl tonte 3 Fem is al en the second sack |xle. The entire trouble arose over | the peenent one at The Meadows at) © OS 4 for any jockey riding Fst FT G1 same cates mnt of dn «| - |the proposition to do away with the | Whiell the class of jockeys waa so) SENG © white aeney when tm an L fb 4) when there were two out in the last half) Seattle and Butte open here to- | usual dividend of $6 for the Sap Srtiik af che then’ clnan mow vidiug|tntbateated eundifivn. : © FOF aues ur eames arrow tor a series. Aberdeen loving to the resent fle, Some wore : — a . , “ ee ‘fered got @ wpectal dove from Spo against and some fe Ee ae meee Sone. AbOws We New). sos was abant the calf ce es kane in whieh Hixginbotham among |dividend was declared. Many be | Ey name Sains te Masters, whe) 5 paatech diviaen - tae ea ter lthe rest got his share, while Seat-|Hieved that if the dividend was not fe & development of the present © GEE erg a te wane tle has been going strong with | made it would appear as if the of-| Season. This boy came here prac. | thought Fireball could run tn the LH POA © Butte, It looka a# if the Cubs| fictals were afraid the higher courts tleally unheralded from Denver, and | mud Sa hy car Be would get even for that bad beating | would not commute the Landis fine agp ey ath gen veggie he & bri SS ae Ry i | they received at Aberdeen’s last and the public at large would Chat he ts a good horse pilot. Man PE gene ol nae . ee ba _ He Be et te Se ST ty | appearance here. be led to believe that the Standard |i | ¥ at the post, and shines best a step. P poees ane oe | Seat ides cine tae able te inkl wan Weenk Stinuey, Gan wea © Bins} eee. es | AMATEUR GAMES °™ | off and hustie his mount along in| bet oa the Bedwell sprinter Bronze caskets especially com front is an essential, He has the - - | etrested asa: belam winds rent ter knack of making a horse run kind Refugeo, the Star's sporting ox $0 HPAW Coy FOUND Brerott defeated the Nationals | ihe bodies of for ¢ President) ly for him, and at times can ride a per, picked three winners Satur i ‘Yesterday with the score of # to. 0. i atcKiniey and his wife when they | strong finish, Manders is under day, and bis followers cleaned up. | Weodruft pitched good bail are laid permanently in the new contract to Steve Judge, the well Among the horses given to win was) | x & & ‘eanhousn, | knowa horseman, whe showed Fireball, who came home at the lib-/| . al ; at ; - — eonmeayamevevmene | | great foresight when he secured the eral odds of § to 1 atte teandard std Meewen; | i boy at Denver during the summer —_—— | woodrutt "sad ‘br'itamon Money Loaned on it Gross is probably the boy with the) Al Pollak, be known as the) tm Saturday's game at Botte the Be ae ee i ’ | Diamonds | c Be ly i} Matiard won a skiddeo game of Sate NSeins it Be Sock, aud) Dowie Kid. won S000 08 A-lonty: weve Yentell le’ 6 cneeiind # § 1 % © 4) nail from the Superiors yesterday, | Btrictly confidential. Reasonable while he is not a brilliant rider, he duskoday (fn Japanese money) | " my rday, ¥ Pe or glee Lao here dat . oa game by the Miners There was) totaie it ie FH ik GE) winning with the count of 23 to 0. |rates. 204 Bailey butiding . onion home in front on the beat | "Max Miller, the well-known plang all kinds of slugging. but moat of * ap a Ly ee opened up things by mak horse. He is an old-timer at the er and bookmaker, did not cat in) it was done by Butta and South oe . a pag Pec sa tor 50 thet ra game and will probably never be) Saturday, but procesded to beat the paw Coy got hix good and plenty. Mart," s ; (imam any better th he is now. Roy! races from the ground. A& he won very Mt . bie with the “ ‘ : “gy etn ae. ssi inna Mentry, who is under contract to G.}a big bet on Barly Tide and bet it) Fret? Miner gol a iit. wim th : g a eS P. MeNell, is a sider that has done) all back on A. Muskoday, he bad a| Cxcovtion of Catehor, 4 ; ee ‘ his best work at Seattle. He has| good day engl gy — verve _ ’ © Shes. heees ond Gauss improved greatly over his Califor-| aa |b qeaneewes tor rape ao 8 et 8 cel ——— nia form, and bids fair, if be com! bunches and taking advantage of ® i | tinues to improve, to be near the errors the. Cubs nites non be ' 1 ett CA HOUN NAMES head of the list at Oakland next oe ee Core eee A ial | winter. Montry is at his best on « jknown locally, was tried out @ ‘sie Th free running horse, but he can ride| rere by Russ and played a good ese & powerful finish, and in nearly ev-| (By United Press.) —. inte aul re 5 a eee ery close finish he has been in bis| NIAGARA, Ont, Aug 26—Play| Sorc’ "'UPR i. po a ek |, James EB. Bradford, Howard A number has been hung up first. R.| a. soe teen Hanton and Bruce C. Shorts have P im the International and Canadian n sie oS } been named by Corporation Coun Yoow mer shin the Coup yo re cing ie about Davia came here admittedly the) ; S 8 élmre by te Cer, 4 i by Corpo pf cinen Noary “2 ha 4 best lightweight at the track, but|*™™s championship tournament 2} § Wid piteh, Samesis Time gtanme toe (Sh Sout Cathoun to fill the po- owtee except in spots his work has not/bekan today in the Queen's Royal | ter. PoP EE fh Qicetanc, 1 Umplre—Dreenes. |nitions made vacant by the resigns PATENT been equal to his riding at Oakland. | courts, overlooking Lake Ontario. } - - “4 tion of Elmer EB Todd, O. B. Thor- | EXCELLENT When at his best Davis ts pretty |, binati Finan & grimaon and O. A. Tucker, assist nearly a first-class rider. “Cricket” || °° °° Mion a the Sue fous COAST LEAGUE ®% © ® |ants t Mr. Calhoun. | FLOUR Kelly, who is under contract to| ots by the Canadian Lawn Tem | | Pl “ u aineee >t 4] geotty, abe Baath Valioy “ot air | & sil, leeb rllew bey como. Ask pean Matt Ries, is undoubtedly the best /nls association has brought togeth-| to. Aserte et Bean Mall a44 Mentemer; Beller! s 4 oces for Poteet Esoctinat whet becawer pares, lightweight at the track, and fs the | Pore 2 2 and Shen Umpire Howlers peddiar,” has arrived in San Fran. at ak | Sadie amney ut er the leading players of North denen jcinco—thie time with “loude” of | ie aad riders. He ts a good spage of Ph America and will make the meet | hours league Oandine nena. td | eerreecy as gold te too camber NOVELTY MILL CO. and very alert at the post. He has|08¢ of the most notable of the sea- : __ — “ RY WOO buen riding in good form up here, som. An unusually large number |#en Pransece ’ es and if he continues to improve and of contestants from the United | **!=4 ° takes care of himself, he may be) States are here to try for the In-|, Meine Hesier end Street + } the crack jockey in California next) ternational challenge bowl, now |” send game a nm R ie | winter. Jockey Gargan. whost con-/held by Irving Wright. The chief |Qe*'s.4 --- 2 ee an LBAGt | tract was recently purchased by M.| trophy ts the Canadian champion: yf - Wwisent and basnwond: Jor ee: D. Miller from Jim Curl, is an ap-| ship challenge cup, of which Heals |acd s:rest Umpree bernie nea Pere ae eke Prentice who has not had much op-|C. Wright ts the present holder, | "*°* Mattorice Walsh sm@ Sullivan, New Portunity up here, buat he ts a boy| Miss May Sutton, who has just re-| League Standing tom and Thomas of great promise, and can ride a| turned from winning tho Ruaiish| cium Won tom fears Pas a 2 & fine race st times. Jockey Hore! and other champtonships, made her | os Angei** : Datratt . ee ee might have developed into one of | first appes on the Amert gantege ; Howton a | first a rance @ Amertcan jaan Francisco 8 ole s P . the peut sere “Beve, bathe was| Cour Syasee"be” thorns Re 7 shanti The season for Fall set down the early part of the sea-) trip. son, and only reinstated recently, —_——— and his tong rest on the ground has| . Alfred Sears, Jr. judge of de- probably not helped his riding abil-| partment No. 2 of the Oregon cir ity any. When at his best Borel ts| cult court, died at his home in the peer of any boy here in a race} Portland early yesterday, tmmedi- Over a distance of ground. Del/ ately after a stroke of apoplexy Lawrence, “Handriding” Kelly and) Jadge Sears apparently enjoyed Eugene Hildebrand, three of the | normal health when he retired last best riders in the country, have| wight. Judge Sears was born tn been here all summer, but have not! Concord, N. 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