The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 8, 1908, Page 2

tes ene ae ah A "CAFFERTY RULED OFF hanes shot and killed aapan at St Slashing Affray at Meadows | irale several yours wae. te hea} m the turf, always been promegpat oe several years ago won the} Has Spectacul |Rurns Handicap with that good | jherse, Dr. Leggo. It te said that! }from his stable than any man tn Ending. Amertoa. At the same time that the jodges/ * yes day |made the MeCafferty ruling they j@jas Santiago-Crap Gar Frank | dulged@a by the jockeys, Yestgr |” Irour turlonge—Swaggerlator won, The racing yesterday was not re also announced that Jockey C. Sul iter did not see the hunch until day, in the seoo «, Toute we Pyron second, Irish Mike third Markable in any respect, three fa. livan would not be allowed to B . rage the race, and falled to make scary — we = _ the | Time: 48% sl cept any more mounts at The/a killing. third El Chihuahua was almost put} six furlongs—Jillette won, Peer. Vorites being successful, but it will | STN SS Owing to the unsatiafac’| a over thé fence and the boy had to| tess Lass second, Royal Bon third. | be noteworthy tn racing annals a8) tory ride he put up on Lady Kitty,| John W. Se horr, one of the most | pull up, Time—1:14% marking the elimination of ©. C./ who waa one of the favorit in| prominent turfmen in the country,| Five furlonge——Seven Full won, MoCafferty from the local turf,|the last race last Monday P on is here for the summer When Al Lindley yes the first Kiamenha Il, seoond, Free Knight | handling of the mare attracte rae it marked ee rat time bisithird. Time—1:00q. Ghostly after Al Lindley had wou |r vorabie comment on that occe-| Wilson @ Caven, the owners of | Humber has been Ming out for over | Six furlongs cae inthe the fret race McCafferty approach: | sion, owing to the fact that he never | Cobleskill, attempted to make a/® year and a half © |Prince Frederick md, Baltrod @@ George Linden, a bookmaker gave his mount a chance to go to! n-up with the horse in the last) third, Time—1:16% Detter known under the sobriquet | the front, the mare being a front and backed him from 8 to 1| It i# remarkable how many nota. Three furiongs—la Gloria won, ef “Mollie,” and claimed that he | runner down to 6 to 1, He was right there| bles of the turf are gathered at|Lyte Knight second, iiele Butter had bet on Al Lindley, but had been | Most of the bookmakers were/at the finiah, but the unexpected: The Meadows, They include J. B.|cup third. Tim Given a tigket on Mintia instead. | losers up tothe last race yesterday, | happened, as usual, and Nonie, at|Cuahing formerly of Cushing & Rolle won, Dixte| While Lin was endeavoring to) but when @onte, at 20 to 1. and/o9 to 1, spolled the killing Orth, owners of Boundless, winner d necond, Martinmus third. Time} explain matters, MeCgfferty gre@ practically unplayed, won, they a jot the World's Fair year Amertoan very abusive, and sud ly made a) got owt winner on the day John H has now won three! Derby, when first money was $50, couple of slashes at the bookmaker | mare showed little speed in hierfast| {straight races, each time with John-|000; Tom Ryan, "Bishop" Poole, with a pocket knife, which he held | start here, but yesterday she came|ny HaQes in the saddle, The two| Lew Marion, Harry Robinson, W SPORTOGR open in his hand, cutting Linden | from far back In the stretch and) jonn H.'s evidently make a win-| Walker, Ed Trot and W, P. Max slightly on the arm and side. By-jran over Pickaway, the favorite, | ging pair. lwell, all famor trainers of Leateilithtapnansits standers interfered and McCafferty | and Cobleskill, another outside, — | inal | the middle west, an@lastnamed @; walked away. The judges made a) Don Domo, the gray ghost, was! Judging races from a time stand: track bullder and inventor of the} The now freak speed boat which thorough Investigation of the af-| mage a 9 to 10 favorite in the third | point brings out many queer an-| Maxwell starting gate. Then there | Norman Abrame has built on Lake | fair, and after the last race an: nounced that hereafter McCafferty | race and made good in a hard drive, beating Nonle Lucille a head | © would be denied the privileges of! with Aunt Polly 4 lengths® away. | The boat is a thin, narrow, shallow the track, and that his horses would | Barney Oldfield proved he is some shell, driven by a bO-horse-power have to be removed from the horse by winning his fifth straight Yppe Toledo auto engine. She ts grounds. This ruling practically | victory at the track, beating a goog} v ated crimeon, and the pubile amounts tO an Indefinite suspen. field, including Black Mate, winony have dubbed the craft “The Red sion, and as the California Jockey | Officious, Fred Bent and oth Devil.” © elud will recognize the ruling, there He wax good at the price of 5 to| ie little doubt but what McCaf- 1, and after laying close all the ———___ William (Honey) Mellody, for. | fe@y's career on the turf is ended | way, came on in the streteh to win for some time \o come, McCaffert® | easily by a couple of lengths, with | has always had the reputation of | Black Maie second and Fred Bent being a louse man,” and is said to third. “WINK” BETTING IS SUCCESS IN GOTHAM (By United Press.) jhas Sam Shach, Mose Rafael, Joe NEW YORK, July &—The idea | Russell and seven other clerks em- m ployed, and whereas under the old $8 Gradually brought home to race-| vstem he was beselged by the five Goers in these parts that specula-|qojtar bettors, nowadays he deals tion by the verbal or “wink sys entirely with the big speculators, tem” is easily possible at the track 4nd the smallest bet he bandies| and that the man who cares to '* ® $100 one Stimuigte his interest in the results While George Rose has been/ handiin, igantic wagers gt the) ¢an do so without much difficulty Sees Sage, tea Baad shee George Rose, according to a some winners since the advent of Go East! .Excursions! other “Mets” are also to the s004. | tion Co. Rates, routes, tickets and even the uninitiated = | $2.65 $5.00 | races these days, Tom Shaw ts also statement he made to the writer, the Agnew-Hart law. Abe Levy, Round trip tickets on salé July |for under the present system the reservations at Union Ticket Of. knows that that kind of booking All Our Straw and $3.00 Straw Hats are now $6.00 Panama Hats are now $10.00 Panama Hats are now racegoer |, making 4 large book. Both Rose handied over $190,000 in the last | Maxie Blumenthal, Sol Ideaten- | oy Rane s: pons, 7, 21 and books on nearly every race will fice, 608 First av. B. B. Bilis, gen'l| has a “Skindycate” lashed to the) | $2.00 $4.00 $6.65 and Shaw are reported to be hand three days at Sheepshead. Rose stein, Rob Lioyd, Billy Snow and! Dy the Ofegon R. R. &* Naviga-| show from 40 to 70 per cent, and Agent. ee) third rail $2.00 Straw Hats are now $4.00 Straw Hats are now $7.50 Panama Hats are now $15.00 Panama Hats are now 615-1 7 First Ave. On the Square Opposite the Totem Pole Airdactoeseeamice on eon five stra ows. wi know that sinter? E Sam Fr on |Amerih. yesterday Gov Joe Ha jhe hae sent more beaten favorites | would beat Don Domo, and he held the mare Nonl vee Do mat 2874 ' quit 287 Bromine (Reswe Bros’) poet Den Dome 0-6 Hughes, he'd been there yet Fore STAR—WEDNESDAY ULY 6, 1908. LIVE NEWS FROM MEADOWS Barney NN cast, while there are . any exoellent score late of Oldfield has now won Piemeryvilte tac dln corns Went jaht starts at The Mead worth, "Ham" Keene, 0. Sanford, onder how many of you! Wit the Gray Ghost as ® sprinter, |i Linnell, Billy Cahill, H. G. Bed Philttatina ts bia halt tondiandeaPho ta know! race track in Nort arrived from New York) J If it had not been for| neh Henry” Don Domo “Little thought a cinch, rian thought Nonle Luetile the gray aprinter in his book breeding on the program | too ch rough riding being in n Domo ran six furlongs are “Aleck” Covington and ‘Gene TLE. Wash. July 7, 1968-—Fifieenth dey Wedlier cicar Track | decided to retire from the ring and G Hopper, prouging jad Richard Dwyer, starter take up the study of medicine. Met FIRST RACR—#ix tur Bolling aro and lody (Wax a grand fighter once, but | Gr ty fret of late he has been losing consist-| On OL lently os 8 img ac ‘Wien y Bouquet (Haneen) we The Merry Widows, a wom omeMondeiia.).. tt iy ae oe Bist base team, will play the local iM A Wallets Vege Bouquet 4 show and upward Value to fret $246 Horse and Owner We oy Mr, Fim doctor a (OrengeValetia)...8t T 1% BWiieon (Cain sev Nettie et miwutes. ort rtnaginion « THIRD RACH—Aix furlongs Selling Three-year-cids and upward Jeter to fre s260 z Owner wm +. *"s Fin, Jockey Kewmenaiton)...11) ¢ ad L% JMetntye ’ is & ninia 1 i ‘ ? ; Rodabex (Dr ‘ 2% minute io%. Polly 1-2 Newman joy beds rough jour Dome came on when teed: Tate ‘ata ney. Chihuahua closed well mma Part. Tae Nudebeek with cheaper kind, 28 FOURTH RACR—One and a sixtesnth miles Gelling Three-year side and upward Value to fire ae Morse and Ow we tr Fin Jockey Op OF ia oarrap » t + Ss BGT Aeihad ee ee tee D Roland His ¢ ‘ in? f obra Vistaljee j168 1 imates Off at p46. Time Qidtinid 2 place 1 shew, Mate #2 pI 4-5 show. Mant 2 show. Winner bg Morene- La Am’ Trained by Mo Garity feratched Manley Fay tart Wow wasiiy Hafield Always within #6 ened by pacemakers ta stretch io did his best. Ment hum “Oiticiows mode ug come er Breskieat sulked” Simwood nad early pepeed * yards @plling. Three-vear-olte a Jonn show Winner b @ rt end me Pee M. (Lene =.) oh WTS Cot. Warwick (Rebbins&Co ) 1 is My Pal (Rngerom YD All Abiase (Parker &MeDon ) fon D Roland Re Thanktut fifty \° 28 ha! ngtiahman (Lowenstein) 1 Arehfiaia 4 } minute Off at 412%. Time Me: 1g: Dew HH. $-5 piace, 3-6 show, Warwick #6 4-6 show. My Pet #2] Don Orsini-Datfy Trained by J. M Walker Won firet three driving Fetch tath and stood « wick hung at the ea My % Abiase made @p ground. Kokersall a SIXTH RACK—Stx furtor Hellting § Three-year-o an al ridden Vivant (Ware) Veiue to first #269 We a 109 308 1 Mt 10 (Pranklinfits. ) (Daly) tt Wet The London Tailor Makes Suits to Order on Short Notice at Popular Prices We use All- Wool A No. 1 Lin- ings, Fit you perfectly, try on your Suit, make them up swell Suits to Order From $16.50 to $50 The London Tator 500 Third Ave,, In Coli Building Goods, seum ate nte yot she stepped the distance tn 1! 14 flat Joth are out of La Amiga — | Archibald accounted for two rade cord th viawine | Beno Doctor” Robbins, bd Dealy ae oor 88 | W. Gabriel, Rarly Wri ad many noka were De: J. Meintyre, | hf Weig Hayes and adie I Friesenhausen and was reportyd to have bet $1,600 on | tt looks as though there is a little} Bt Setar aggregation ce) Aildebrand, oxpromior, riders of mortoa of their days, and J. Gard or, also & great pigskin celebrity ow comes the suppowed kingpla ‘alnor of them all, Bam Hildreth, the fe well, Mike Hayes, W. P. Magrane, W. Durker, M. J, Daly, C. Mulhol land, W. P. Fine, “Frineo” Hoag, others with good RACING AT BUTTE PTs, Mont, Results | Washington Ras shown a speed of | miles fo short trial dashed bi mer welterweight champton, has fat Dugdale’s park. The manager of the Merry Widows claims he has a Pal Dain team tomorrow afternoon Willie Lewle and Bill Papke have signed to fight six rounds at Phila pet deiphia on July 28 Lewis is a re tough one and will give the “Spring Mistia met with Interferenes [Valley Thundanbolt” a hard go. SRCOND RACK—One mite and fifty yarda Sealing Three yeareids The players of the North Joague had thetr batting Fosterday ) rune were w in the sames. It must have tea the hot | weather | Two more victims of auto rac ing | killed in Fra’ There are laws againet prize fighting, but aute ra ing t# unrestricted. More people jhave been killed in auto races the | past three years than fn all other | kinds of sports combined. Baseball teams, composed of the Harvard and Yale graduates now in Seattle, will play at Pleasant Beach next Saturday afternoon Some former college stars are in |the lineups. The schooner yacht Shamrock | ' won the $1,000 Lipton cup offered | for the 326-mile race to Cape May |.’ 4 return. The Shamrock | r Rearest competitor by two} hours. Fred W. Thompson owns | the Shamrock Percy Cove, the “Homan Hed Siat,” te fighting around New York. He| has been cleaning up everything in bis(@iass and the New York fight dopesters are praising him to the jakies. Cove may have a chance to g0 against Abe Attell in {he near future. the percentage column of the Northwestern league, and ts now |Bext to the cellar, Butte's victory | jot yesterday put the Miners .003 ahead of the Siwashes. The operation for appendicitis [Performed on Joe Carroll by Dr |B. F. Roller was successful in every | way and Carroll is resting eastly at| the Providence hospital Old Bob Fitzsimmons lost a wad of money on the Gans-Nelson fight. | Tt cogidn’t have been on the square,” said Bob as the sad news was communicated to him. * So far Old Fite is the first person to in. timate that Gans did the “South Sea dive.” big L na Park Natatorium hem in our Vhey in stock $40.00. i Seeitic has dropped a notch tn | a, Aberdeen (By United Press.) sessions. in the jhite by getting four hits at Graham and Caro joped out three Official More. < SLUGFEST AT VANCOUVER = And Seattle Loses the Game by Score of 10 to 9. wafe 0 ha New York eencescens = “ Binning run was scored ad the sphere hard in the last three Flanniga seventh the Nordyke Siwashes made no leas lerrors, most of them ec MeKune starred in the five a i , 3 4 i. sf i 4 ¢ 6 i @ eh. ou nm HK 2 : 3 a4 ¢ 8 ee a roe 1 BR, 16 Won 4s “a rn Detro 8-11, At Puliadeiphte PACIFIC Tacoma Batteries See change of time for Navy Yard | boats. water's fine at | i mn MH. THE SHOEMAKER. i get boots or | Spokane ‘her COAST Leacum at “ Clafiin, | der, Butter and Snes Leute 3 Phigade! Batts. Thomas and Ben Al Spokane window lude ru We Wright Brinker, « Roberts and t and Spencer never light from home @e Keore and od Viannigan @ the ninth gave the Beavers the wit: | ning run Both teams fielded loosely Bomehow or other gets well along in the doean't seem to make to be called ® coquatte Puc k To eee BATTLESHIPS, 6:30, 7:30, 9:00, 10:00, 11 1:15, 1:40, 2:00, 4:00, 4 6:20 p. m. and Sundayn (0 Dp. fy TAquor 610 tnd av July 2 VANCOUVER, B, GC, July 8 Vancouver again nosed In ahead | $ of Beattie, winning the game yer. | tgprent Dealers. Two terday 10 to 9. ’ game wye @ @ tores, All Maken. singfest. The Canucks dived Littig Rock” Allen for 11 safe hits John C. Walling (6. Ine and the Siwashes clouted Hall's|e 1 Begs @ 711 Second av. and Talki curve@tor 16 bits $ Machine Dept. 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