The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1908, Page 2

JUDGES ERR IN PLACING. HORSES Mistake in Colors Hurt the| Bookies—Bad Tangle Saturday in Finish of Third Race. Whenever there is a close finish tm a race between two horses there aro alw number of persona who diapu the correctness of the Judges’ decision, but Saturday the odd spectacle was witnessed of the | officials placing a horse third that Was apparently beaten by four or five lengths for the third place. This happened at the finish of the third race Saturday when Coaset was placed third by the judges when it looked to a large number | the grandstand, and to nearly every. one who stood opposite the finish fine, that Achieve was third and that Cosset had finished several Jemgths back. The only explanation that can be made is that on account of the similarity of the colors and Imability to see the number on the Gaddie cloth that the officials were confused and placed the wrong horse third. Achieve ran In the colors of Sam Hildreth, diack, blue sleeves and white sash, while Cosset bore the colors of W. EB. Applegate, white, ue sleeves, black cap. When the raes wont under the wire Phillie tina and Listowel were in the! middie of the track, heads apart,|a difference of $500 because he bet | line. showed him: first on four of them, Including the |also had a big bet down. *) ing | Derby winner, and third on one oth-} This ts the record for! and Achieve was on the rail only & head back of Listowel and, as the trio swept under the wire, the “Well, it's all a matter of racing | er mount officials probably mistook the blue cap of Achieve p sleeves and black for the bive sleeves and black Jof Coaset, with the result that they pla Coaset third, No one called the officials’ attention to the error watil after the jocktes had wetghed in and the result had been made official, Several bookmakers went into the stand and protested, but as the bell had rung declaring the race official, no change could be made. The placing of Cosset third tn utead of Achteve probably coat the 500 MILES AN HOUR! PHILS TS (Star Special Service.) ring $5,000 as there was very little show betting on Achieve, as the filly; | was @ 4 to 5 shot, but the most of the bookmakers laid 6 ti 6 third) agniat Cossett, and when her num: | ber was hung up they had to pay| off a number of big t | Buclid Allard, however, bet $400 to| win $100 with Bookmaker Phit Howell, on Achieve to show, and as he thought Achieve was third, he felt pretty much disappointed when her number was not hung out | Rookmakers Batn, Martin, Harlan and Nejeon Jones, who were stand ‘ng opposite the finish when the race was run all disagreed with the official placing of the horse, as did nearly everyone in the press box The official caller for the form chart {n calling the race called | Achieve third, and numerous others | around the finish line thought the Hildreth filly had fintehed inside the money, It was a most unfor- tunate occurrence and the chances are that had the officials’ attention }heen called to thelr error before the result was made official the mumbers would have been changed. | Allard, to whom the error made | on Achieve to show, if & Kame loser by remai ituek. I nut have bet oo Cosset.” STANLEY FAY IS THE DERBY Great Enthusiasm Greets the Winner—Green Seal Wins Rainier Handicap. ‘The largest crowd In the history} -@f The Meadows saw Stanley Fay ‘win the Derby, Saturday, over a) @ead track in the excellent time The RR. & Navigation Co. will sell round trip excursion | tickets August 6, 7, 21 and 22. good y days. Full particulars at ion Ticket office, 608 First E. E. Ellis, General Agent. oon in the house. Not- withstanding the many so-called sales -. town we say but this: Cut Off ofotherstores’ prices and you have our selling figures. 615-617 First Av., Seattle, Wash. On the Square the Totem Pole Oppo: WINNER laf 2:06. Only four horses went to the post as advertised in the on |tries, no starters being added.) Stanley Fay, Glorio, Early Tide and Bogxe made up the quartet.| {Stanley Fay was always the favor- ite in the speculation, and was) heavily played by the public at the jshort odds of 1 to 2. Boggs was the ‘second chotee at 9 to 2, Glorio was 5 to 1, while Barly Tide, ee a high quotation of 15 to 1, was) backed down to 8 fo 1 at post time. |From a spectacular standpoint the | | race was a failure, as after Glorto| had set the pace for a mile, Lycur-/ |gua sent Sianlay Fay to the front | jand he easily. Ba made pot stretch psn gn got | | within # length of Stanley Fay at} the finish, but he never seriously | tas |menaced the Walker colt. Glorio) stopped from his pacemaking ef | forts ai finished third, if @ length in front of Boggs, who failed utterly to run his race. Evidently he could not pack the weight. | Of course, the vietory of the favorite was greeted with tremen- | dows enthusiasm, the floral horse-| | shoe was placed around the win jner'e neck, Owner Walker and the colt bad their pictures taken to gether, the winners started to cash im and the losers tore up their tlekets, and. the Derby was through | antl] next year, Aside from the Derby, the feat- jure event of the afternoon was the | Rainier Handicap, st one and one |sixteenth miles, which attracted # classy field. The winner turned up | to Green Seal, a 6 to | chance, who led all the way. Hyebright and Avontellus attempted to keep step with Green Seal, but wore raced off thetr feet. Edwin Gum came strong lat the finfsh and beat Avontellas |for the place. Fantastic, the favor ite In the race, ran very disap- potntingly and was beaten off at the fintsh. Four choices won, and most of the bookmakers had a losing after- Following ts the standing of the a up to aod including July 4 q Jokers. a| | «| 3| Gaburn ; W. Kotty J Motavyre A. Harris Are ta i ‘ lA r Keogh 1D Rite Following jockies have not ‘den a winner since ment of the meeting rid- | the commence. Gargan, MeBwen, McIntyre, J. | Carroll, W. Riley, Coles, Dearborn, | White. MeClain. Golden | Glass. Shelton. Salmon, Hoppe, Uzel, Andrews, Murpt King, Morper Lindhorat, | F. Harris, F. Kelly } C practice, Free Clothing A t Free with ev Bale #in 0 Bult 97.10. “Im addition MAINIED CLOTHING CO., 1104 First Ave. LONDON, July 27.—Five minute! Three hundred pn hour! Ta that fast enough? If motorman might crowd on Plunger | ore power, and get you to work in a seeond or two, Tn fact, there limit to the spedd that ma tained o new system of railway now being with in London. The invention, which hi perfected by B. W. C. wyeareld A taken up by to place the care on the underground tube railways. The traina will be oper LIVE NEWS Jockey Lyourgua was th star of the afternoon In the jockey Out of six mounts he winning mounts In one day season tory of The Meadows. There were more people who | viewed the Derby from the elu house than were over before crowd: | would not raise a gallop ed into that structure. There were more automobiles at from almost the same fel the track than were ever before him only a few days He }eeen at the Meadows. Most of the ble plungers picked | utor ten lengths. He ran out Stanley Fay ae @ sure winner, 70 yards in 1:45 25, and jod to unload. # a AMATTLE. Wash. Meturdey, July 36 odes RC. Hopper, providing } 3066 t poet t wie Off af bieskti! 1-% place, 1-4 show Winner oh iasdor Rosanne. ReratchadJoe Marian. Al Alo: rt Won easily. bs 1il best hores. her rece Haber and Othme: SXCOND RACK—tin furlenga, Selling Value to firet $225. Horse and Owner (2004) Toupee (Gabriel) Adeinert Belle (Heuer The Sulton (Wright) ‘Tevore (TR Kchatte Givonn! Malerio (Mack Duteines (Arnett Ha) seems to be no exper! Kear tralian, has b pitaliats who Intend and it has only been sur passed a couple of times in the bis Hildebrand | rede five winners in one day, and | *pt Burnett and flaushed jon another occasion Borel rode four. jothers, by ‘Excitement, proceed: $1,000 against $550 ae Frm cn mh exactly the me. He was only gal! Den Dome (Newman & Hon) THE iw ULY 27, 1908. THE CAR THAT IS TQ cohen, Me starting, and can get to $00 miles an hour within two minutes, The terrific speed is obtained by line, on a single rail, Four smaller | equipping each wheel with ite own | wheels join the top of the car to| motor. Thore are thus really eight not, the | another rall, placed overhead, like | engines in each car, all acting In @ little |@ trolley wire. harmony. The car is held firmly between The Kearney system the upper and under rail, and | shortly be applied to lo ltravela along in this manner, |eross-country journeys, | y be at-| The apeed ts practically walimit | of the inventor material electric ed, as far ae safety provisions ar imented concerned, for nothing can oaune de | ning that the top speed of the new raiment except a break on the per-|ratiway will be attained as been | manent way, The trains can ewing|. The danger of the present two- y, a round curves at top apeed, with as | rail system in high speeding is that much safety as when running along | it is impossible to lay the (wo ratls a level atreteh, They are held up-|oxactly even, and violent lurehin, right as if they were in a Vise. | that te to derail the train, fe | A Kearney train can reach 50|lows. With the single rail method ated by| miles an hour 20 seconds after | this danger disappear electricity on a sort of single rafl, milos a trolley system. Bach car is mup- ported on four wheels, placed tn miles an} also will London |Now, did Cotton “hop” Capt. Burnett) |gaturday, when Lyeurgue rode, or| | ata he run the borse “dead” when |Gargun rede, ‘That 1s the question jfor the judges to decide. BY REFUGEE. W. C. Baird handed out the Der by one-two to his clients. He call © bright) Rain, and about $3,000 more ‘tround | YY the race Stanley Fay, Karly the ring. Plunger Allard bet.62,900 Tide. finished on the Derby winner, and Roy Mffut | There was another form reversal that came off Saturday that coems remarkable. Karly tide has beer for this | owner of Capt. Burnett, highs be is) running with only 90 pounds, up ys golng to get awa hit. Aland finishing last, showing a little few days ago Tommy rode ;speed for the first part and stop hin|ping before a mile had been run. Deated, among | Saturday Early Tide picks up 119 Marpessa | pounds and comes on at the end) aud Distributor. During the entire|of one mile and a quarter and race Gargan was doling big best to| forces Stanley Fay to a drive to }make the horse run, but brute | beat him in remarkably fast time. day |The last time Early Tide arted rgus | prior to the Derby he opened 20 op | to 1 and went to the post 60 to 1 beat | Seturday he opened 16 to 1 and) Went to the post 6 to 1. I wonder) Ex- | if that was the reason he ran #0 rib-) well, or did somebody know be and | fore the race that Early Tide was few | going to come to lite? ten 1 wonder if H. A. Cotton, the a bad field, Detng | the horse comes out wit jup and wt im & com beat Marpessa three le citement seven tengths 1 was in good form Saturday and picked three winners. Among them was the Derby winner. “Cricket” Kelly was the great disappointment of the day. He had seven mounts and could only Moish inside the mousy once during the entire day imughter days previous was bent SoS op. Daly $6. Fairny- Be Gret day Weather ot ehard Dwyer, starter In a race run a few days ago, No. 3058 In the form chart the “dope” on nai [bas Athor finishing fourth and —- |Oxanne last all the way. This tr a | mistake, as it was Ocanne that ran {| fourth and it was Athor that pull Batting ci » mH a ‘Three. year-otds information may help you win a The Pacific club, the Atlantic club and the Tokio club were the new books that cut In Saturday. q Seoville 90 2.45 & ber § show. The following horves, in charge of Carroll Reed, have arrived here trom Latonia: Mirza, Ren Trovato, Third Rail aod John Louis, Other new arrivals are Tamar, Guard Rall and Alma Boy. WINNING =| OWNERS ‘Next we arty wae siisping ot the cod Our Gana mae MeG. quit earty Four year-olds an@ upwerd ran well 47 1-4) Teme! 6-3 hom Taine came. Beli had her “ 38 Lae Index Moree and Owner 3967 Phillistion (Green) (211) Listowel (Mapes) 21023 Conoet a Achinve -(itiare 1041 Hornce S552) Fen Se Cae)... FOURTH RAK year-olds Vai Bogen (Keone Hiroe) 8 2 4 4 6 4 4 Awan 8 lCanilt & Co At post i minute. —Off at 8:47%. Tieve—i8d 2-6; 140 1-6; 1:06 aby 1:88 1A. J. Jackson bi Orangevale Stable Fay 1-5 place. we, ‘Tide 5-2 place, 1 show. Giorio 2-5 sho finner ©. Mamie B Trained by W. Walker 7 8. C. Hildreth W. M. Caine Dealy Co. . 150 . KB. Wright © eheweee 1,018 | hnoeas aia nie bes J. Davis eaves tke 950 BOTO VIVTH RACH —One and s sinteonth mites joap |R. Bauer ‘ 945) Thror-year-oids and ard fret ® | Sobra Vista Stable woos oe O80 Index | Horne and Owner WER 8 Mr Fie Jock ©. | HL. Jones ae age Green Beal (Ht James Sta.) ee Tat Lye W. &. Applegate peng | Kawin Gum (Walker) 103 | +|Newman &@ Son 915 '1 |W. Pisher 900 Fred. Ment joo a 4h H. R. Schaffer fe #90 At post 1 minute Off at 416%, Time—ia8 46, baad 17; |C. GRP... &. ..esere 865 146 ab Winner'b, h._Oresnan-old Heal. Trained by la, Marion The Black Diambnd nine won its Start good. : first three driving twelfth consecutive game yester °“* | day, winning from the Athletics, 2 to 2. Bert Hoye pitched remark MXTH RACE and upward Moree and Owner ) Allver Line (Rehrettoe post 2% minutes, Of Ne Sere ser ee Index pward Horse and ¢ apt. I 0 i M4 Pair Po Burnet wi ' The following ts « list of owners The Meadows, who have won more than $850 since the | }| meeting started: W. Walker - 98,205 James Stable - 4,035 W. P. Fine ervea |Garity & Duuiap. tLe oi 6-6 place, ¥ im Treined by J. Green Yon firet three drivin i tn leat stride 2,625 + 2,376 2,250 One and a quarter miles The Seattle Derby, Three to fret 92,195 we om > aur Win. Jecnay De | Keene Bros . it 8 r Y ee et ke iFart de Lis Stable itt t Twine dames 8 6/H. G. Bedwell **\able ball for the Black Diamonds. He struck out 16 men and allowed fi | but three safe hits $10 CASH_AND $7.50 A MONTH 12] | WH boy BRAUTIFUL YIRW Lore 4| | ONLY 12 Blocks from the i 90 || TION and UNIVERSITY @ {0 || adsoining two City Parks “ ery QUICK. Only a: Weiter INTERNATIONAL BOND & REALTY COMPANY 1 100? American Hank Butlding | Main 1166 Phones Ind 4048 peeteeiitad | and just got up te « dowand fame sve =" $Men’s Shoes len 3 8a OG 5 ees > ies | $2.50 to $6 Shoes—ilatest , ss s gM i jen x 10 summer stylee—tans or black 449 9 Welly x6 11 are cut to $1,900 to $3.90, a "ivtuned by We "Cuda *™* -1$ The Men's ShoeStore ” riving \$ 808 FIRST AVE | POOOOOOCSOSCOSOOOOOOOOES jon long stretches of country run’! ‘Three singles and a pass in the 4 ed up in the rear position. This} » 8,065 | . 2,986) {ter an@ Bevery. Bevery was given| field notting. Je the best support and won his game. | | ome for the wae |The Golden Gardens wilt play the| Erickson twirled tare BOTH GAMES | Printers’ team next Sunday | Canuck He kept nie hte ¢ was eg Ohio Han% ana sonnny was C00 te Mur & young 96 . phy fought a 10-round draw at Man | shooting for Tacoma, "aid ty ee | Pranetae Aaturday night, It) Canucks guowing for th }wan Wanlon’s first appearance in| ile ther Had atrained his 9 the ribg since his defeat by Dick vy Halt ag Siwashes Get An Awlth)isic is a good iaieio’ana Mera te ccc | clever an hard-hitting Murphy | « A DAH. A donlle, tag 2 & even all the way s mA nit Drubbing in Double and 4 man Mt with a Jimmy Uritt je over in England ‘ H ad picking up 4 little easy money by . eader. sparring at the London music halls. | along st snd Britt says that he 1» through with| Features of the Se ere the fighting game and intends to) hitting f Flannigan, law Fancy | fou safe ones at fiy and the work of Oi te study and = practice James Bdwerd making a plea be | fore th® bar (By United Press.) ABERDEEN, Wash, July 27 | Two more defeats were chalked up against Seattle yesterday, Aberdeon The Cream Rye team of South srerens | beating the @twanhes in both gdmon| gaattic wan from the Hlectries by al nee of the double header. | score 4 to 3 in @ l24nning game In the morning game the score | yeuter Both toame played good was 7 to #. The afternoon game! hall and the contest was fast and was 7 to 4. Pernoll was in the box | gxciting for the champs, and he was opposed F by Grover Boyle. Pernoll was in| The Corey basebal team of splendid form, and for the firat) Corey, Pa, won a 23inning baseball ‘en innings allowed but One! game from the Falconer, N. Y., ratch hit, In the elghth he) team last Saturday. Pitcher Bedient passed two mon, and was biffed for! of Falconer struck out 42 men. It & single, putting over one rut. jis thought this is a world’s record od Dollar. 1! will mat! to any © vontage prepaid, & book thar! absolutely necensary te sporting man or woman, yl ninth inning resulted in another “Battling” Robinson of the cruis. The fight will be for 20 rounds and will take place on August 9 at Mare Island Navy yard run for the Siwashes er California and F. W. Holmes of # °° Who follows the Boyle was hit freely, and the /the cruiser Maryland will fight for Cn Afford to be | Lambermen tapped the ball when |the middleweight championship of ff '%!* book. The fnat singles were necded, Hoth teams! ihe Pacific feet of the U. 8. navy ald down in this Wetie : | put up @ good game in the field will beat the begly Rush and Starkel! were the op- posing twirlers in the afternoon game, Rush looked easy to the Champs, and they hit him hard and| ‘rhe Kxcelstors defeated Colum-| joften. Starkell pitched an excel: | pig City yesterday by a score of lent game, and held the Siwashes|i9 4 6 The pitching of Lelghty ¥ to five hits. Three singles, 4) and the batting of Rockenfield were | passed ball and 4 pass gave Aber | features of the game. Pay CANUCKS DEFEAT THE TIGERS every Ume ff followed tal we guarantee. Remit one lar to P. O. Box 1 Write your name i Se plainly AMUSEMENTS, Moore T JOUN CORT, Menager Week Beginning Tofey, Charice Protimen Shiai THe THIER?” the fifth by Van Buren’s triple to | the fence after singlon by Brinker, Fitzgerald and Moore. Two more runs crossed the plate in the eighth. Seattle almost tied the score in the seventh when a single by Gra ham, Brinker's error, a pase and a |double by Bunstine sent in two o Thureday. Mall Orden rune. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Vanoouver defeated Tacoma yes A aes terday at Dugdale’s park by a score Won Lost - The Gr of 6 to 4 in @ game replete with thrilling Incidents. inning the score In the seventh | was 4 to 4, and it looked ike extra innings, Sugden|. pu toe tee, was walked, and went to third on | west Week ¥ Fiannigan’s double. Arbogast came up and lifted a high one ae to the hia Seattie i S RUBE, & ORRW, Thursday and pe Mats 100 Roome—750 and Up. First Clase Patronage Solicited. At Chicago Chiee@o, 2; Philadel- pris, i At it Loule—#t Loula, 6; Washing. ton, § At Detrott PACIFK COAST LEAGUB. Detroit, 6; New York, 2 Seattle's Loading Vaudevitie Three Performances 3:18. Prices, 10c and 36er bag Won Lost Loe Angetae “ HERE Ts THE BIG Fartiand ‘ Ban, Franciscs H THE FINNEYS, Worthy § Onkiand “ Swimmers — 7 Other Yesterday's Games, At Portand—Portiand, 6; Oakland, ¢ At Ran Francieco — Loe Angdies, 1-1; fan Francisca, 6-1 | NORTHWESTERN LEAOUB, | Won 7 Lois Ti Phones Buneet i THE ViIppIm nToniahe “xbulemih =m & Tuesday Al Apehane Morning gama: Butte, 3: ® Aternces geme: Apokans 6 SPORTOGRAMS The annual cruise of the Elliott Ray Yacht club took place on Sat- urday and Sunday to Port Madison and return, About 30 sailboats and several motorboats left Seattle on Saturday afternon and proceeded to Port Madison, where a big clam bake was held on Saturday night. Yesterday there were a number of rowing races and other sports, and the fleet returned to Seattle at sun- dowa. ne, atte, 2 LUNAPA The Nation's Greatest Playground on the Pacific FREE ATTRACTIONS D 3:30 and 8:30 p.m. SAMPSON The Modern, Hercules, Lifts a Horse and ‘ Coming Attractions: —Sakata, Champfon Japanese UNCLE HIRAM AND THE PIG. Every Friday night will be amateur night at the . Ferry boat direct to Park leaves foot of Marton st. every hour after 2 p. m. CHAS. LO The Websters journeyed over tel Victoria on Saturday and trimmed the Canadians 6 to 1. Schou! pitched great ball and the Victorias could not score untt! the minth tn- | }ning, When two errors gave them ja run. The Websters played good | ball in every angie of the game. The Seattle Comets went to Port | Orehard yesterday and trimmed the team there to the tune of 11 to 4. |The Comets got revenge for a for- mer beating at the hands of the | Port Orchard team RACES! RACES! At the Meadc Six Races Dallty—Rain or Shine first Race at 2 P. M, From June 20 to September 12, Cars leave every 108 from First ave. and Jackson st. after 11 o'clock & m Admission (Including Grand Stand) Gentlemen $1, On Saturday all records for at tendance at ball games were broken | when 37,000 peo watched he} Pittsburg Pirates defeat the > | York Giants at the New York Polo | grounds, The gates were shut an hour before the game was called | and almost 10,000 people were un able to gain admittance to the grounds The Golden Gardens won from the Bonnie Braes by a 2 to 1 score esterday morning at Ballard. 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