The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 29, 1908, Page 2

® ° aw °¢ THE STARg- WEDNESDAY LY 29, 1908. wan wild ot tiovew, feeuing fourlover Murtey’s head fn handting | passes and hitting Ben and|Frisk’s grounder, Terry seortng ‘KIRK Cartwright with the ball | Butte tried hard to even things | curves were breaking |up in the ninth, Krett# singfed and | some of the Miners looked ludicrous | stole second. Sts walked. Hoon POOL OM when they swung at bis wide ones. | grounded, king two out Irby | AXE FALLS HARD {LIVE NEWS FROM MEADOWS BY REFvOERE. an —— and he was taffy for the Siwashes,|Hender, betting for Samuels, was ral shey tapped him for 16 safe bingles | walked. Bennett hit to Hwan and ‘The enspensicu af pe nny ae er oy we he ee _——_ and only two'mon struck out. Bam-|the agony was ended George nvm e e attests the hovese he owns bimes Take the First |iois walked three and tit Cahili| Dave Rowan played a fine game |ctuco defonted Lemay yp ia Including Janeta and Capt. Burnett gent and ae @ result he lost heavily on the head with the ball fn the|at first, He fleids his position well t — a the horses be is training for the|on the race. & score 0 to 66 ing va firat inning. The shock knocked |1s © good batter and fast on bases.| pool mateh p reer ———-—= Old Ned stable, F. Neugent and Game by Score of Cahitt down and stunned him, but|Oriet played well at first and. his i whosen a last . | tne head of the stretch, where he} omers, and Annio H., which he is) Critic a place at § to 3 was he pluckily insisted on fintuhing|sticle work was good. Bunstine,| The play was = Trainer and All His Horses! went to tne trout and won onatiy by | {nine for D. Marcus jwhere Plunger Allard lost. his the game the Renton boy, made a hit behind exceptionally ditfieue & longth in the fast time of L:12 26 . cotn 7 to 5. Hutte scored early in the firet|the bat. His arms seem to reach | several high rung w for six furlongs, Smilay Corbett] The judges are endeavoring to} ma Inning and the fans heaved « wigh|verywhore and he pulls in wide/iand made « run pe ? Suspended From Meadows aes on long enough to be second | break up rough riding among the| Bookmaker Engatrom had a good p NS aOR ot akan dee emma the | tehes without bending hie body. |rs roped of 26 ang Critio was third, Thie race| jockeys and fined Alarte $26 for, day and quit $2,100 winner. He : 2: esacre to start. But not} The way he haads them down to! Tontgit at ¢ contrast to} that offense in the fifth race, If laid most of the favorites ‘fase! mnesecre to star book erth| second fe enough to. strike terror| land wil play ‘vitae a in such striking . ino. The Stwashes came —Long Shots Wi Neugent’s previous effort that the|the riders don’t ut out the rough Siwashes Got T OE yee Br cae tea eel Sie mee Cees | oheeee ng in. one ts Hable to be killed “shooey” Grau tried | es Got JP RBG \> reste ies, cooks dsctead as, =O reeny on the 26 judges promptly took action stuff ao Hookmaker re as |ing of committing larceny on # icap of The What race of the day from aj Sefore long. In the last rac there) to take a fall out of Smiley Corbett | Ba agg yg pe gg tae norte oe. second bag Lasel made good in at ’ ve spectacular standpoint wae the third | 4 considerable bumping, and Ly andeiaid top price in the ring, At Played Real Game vanced him and j ame home on | the field yesterday and hin stop of That the officials at The Meadows OtCne mite and @ quarter. The|Sursue on Licrece was almost put ter the race he wished he hadn't ues uae deer ane |Hoonjs fly in the second was one re sincere in thetr efforts to have! nanie was unable to choose| Over the fence | . ‘shill was hit and went to firnt.|Of the best seen in Seattle for many Glean racing was proved yesterday | horween Ouardi and Harry Seott | |_ “Lucky Jack” MeGtimts, the New of Ball. Rowan and MeKune singled and|# day when Trainer H, A. Cotton to ang the two went to the post equal| Jockey Carroll drew a three days’ | York turfimmn, will race at Oakland | case! Tabnmned out Ginent th the a a on ‘ ‘ 24 Neat Pron wi gether with all his horses, and the choices at & to 2 After Harney | suspension fi the starter for| next winter uP conga Uhek ademed Gakth and. hoe ee i Hines aun easy horses he Is training for other peo Orafietd had made the pace for most | misbehavior at the post | an. Swatn missed one and Laws t 4 $ * dition, Free ple.-was indefinitely suspended. | oF the trip Ouard! and Harry Scott | ° Mattie Russell will about do the| The muchly walloped Stwashes| came Rome ee ; natin ean / The victory of F. Nougent in the | yooked up at the eighth pole and) My, what a how! went up afte? next me out She ia anothor one | showed a dinponition to do better! In the third Frisk, Lane, Orlet a | $ 1106 First Ave, on fourth race was the cause of the fought it out until the wire was!) Neugont won, Everyone who of those good Walsh two-yoarolds,| yesterday and won from Butte, 7| Bunstine and Franklin hit in a row ae 6 official,action, On last Monday’F. ached. It was a desperate drive] pet on him the day be was there . to 6, in & game that was replete!and made ft six for Seattle. tn the $f 5 AMUSEMENTS. \7 AOA 4 oore T al xa com, All Newt Week, | Charles Vrohmnn Nougent was made favorite in A Horween the two horses ant 'arry) with the hard lick tale, Kd. Jonea| Goliten Oriole, the filly “Friseo” | with brilliant plays, fourth Hurley singled and Swain race and ran absalutely last, show goote just did beat Ouardi a whisk |pet $150, Tony Tuberville bet hin | Mom started in the twoyearold! Braie Franklin, who was in the brought him im with a drive tha ing no speed whatever. AS A r®! oo on the post, with Barney Old-| bankroll, Hughey Jones bet 9600, race, in a half sister to Mechitu, | box for Seattic, showed a return to/ ol walt the horse was nat expected to/ reig @ distant third |Vie Terry bet his last five, but not She i# ome of the best bred fillies | form, and held the Miners to aix | score have a chance yesterday in hia race ow the race course, ker sire, Hey-| hits, He fanned seven men, but | Kune Totdia rod centerfield fence, Seattle | » Won: again in the fourth. Me toubled and Cartwright threw Phillistina was made favorite in| one of the bunch bet on him yer wa he was meeting. Critle. TMIrWINe 14. twoyourold race and won easily | day | were, "eauy, Une Bush, Smiley Corbett and other 980,000 beauty, Unele. tia “THe THIER + feat Male emnepureuep | enmcconmn> ftor leading all| —-- " sprinters and the books Inid frear Hordce H. a j . } eon, oe by t news the way. AkwArHen made a good! ‘There was a long ‘inite! at the ‘ . bad crite a t tot tee Teo ven stretch run and finished third. post in the two-yearokt race due Jim ae — bags ete! F one’s surprise, whem the barrier| Lady's Heauty at 25 to 1 proved to the erasy antics of Conset. The ortte wi butor went . pont # 6 to 2 shot. This ts seme- went up, F. Neugent Immediately a surprise in the fifth race and) first time she threw Jockey Walsh } Saas lhnoede oeonsend cael into second. and fol Huapala at €to L was the unexpect| he wae not hurt. But on her see | lowed aie yew ago pace 10 ed winner of the sixth, lond attempt the filly, jockey and alt) the memory of ghe oklest a | Secs eile marsumeans =| fell over the fence into the cab-| °F PME BS may bage patch, and Walsh wan stunned | . “Firat Away Jake” Adler bet on penter, who recently beat the Briton | py the fail. Jockey Morgan was . fice i nae be SPORTOGRAMS in the London Olympte games. Hae | sone for, and after the filty's saddle ¥- Neugent serosa the board ase Sire eam So) io fF 7 ake Bee well claims be waa fouled, but the | pad pean readjusted, he rode her ia couldn't talk to bim after the race. Mt Franklyn | . Americans at London assert that/tne race. Her crasy auticn at the 0 | John J. Hayes of the frtst-Amer E Lv 4 Seattle has wou # game again Carpenter woo the race fairly | post evidently hurt the filly, as she Pedro, who war-oue of the crack fean club, New York, who won the | Seattie T ‘end the loyal fans will probably | showed little speed and fluished far handicap performers around New) great Marathon, was practically un: wet nal aie } ce fiock to Dugdaie’s park in hopes) The T. P Fay baseball team de! heck She had been heavily played Orleans last winter, made bis first; known im the betting, Even fow Hime od| tace Thratay aha tater Mare i Bret Ail of seeing them duplicate. The Si feated the Apollos at Woodland ip the betting, being backed from appearance here yesterday In the | Americans conceded him a chanes washes are too deep in the cellar park on Sunday by @ score of 5 to 2. gt 1 down to 4 to 1. Walsh wa rint handicap. He finished out-| But there was never a moment } ever to finish inaide the first divi- Anderson and Shackelford were the) not hurt by his fall and recovered side (he money, but don't Jet that | from the time Itttle Hayes begun to sion, but it is possible for them to) battery for the Pays quickly in the jockeys’ room, but discournge you, Distance running | prepare for the race that he did play winning baseball for the rest ‘ the officials would not allow him to and not sprinting ts Pedro's game, | not feel confident of success. | Meme Banting and the in'the New Play You wittaee “AE HOWE REN Prices Always, Mats 16 the to tbe Wook “AM fee SSSESEERG GES BAREREERSEGE SETEESBEESS _ Detroit [Bt Loute t Nw of the season. take any more mounts during the and he made the great Jack Atkin) As to what Mayew ever did tn the a aoe ‘RACING AT ‘BUTTE afternoon. hustle to beat him on one cecaston. | ronning Hine tn Agneriea, the reader ‘ Stanley Ketchell and Hugo Kelly _ |te referred to Ute following letter . tra meet in a 20round bettie at San Smiley Corbett. surprised the! The yacht Gwendolyn IL. of Se| written by Hayes just. before he } pag ‘3 4 ele Franciseo on Friday might for the gore) eautty (Crowd by his showing, A few days Attle, the Lurline and Lady Maud sailed: : : Seattle's Lending Vaudertle Ps ab! middioweight championship of the or jenults! Juo the big sprinter was a 4 to 6 of California, the Hawalt and Kame) Dear Sir: Ih anewer to your re ‘ 915. Pricen 180 and 260; ter 7 ss shot in much poorer company than hameha of Honolula started on &/ quest for an article and photograph, + ont a — he was meeting yesterday, and fin. ace to Hifo on the fale of Hawali| 1 will inclose some of my record. - —_ =< a ' second. | ished outside the money, On that yesterday, The distance of the|| have been running for four years a = hae. ie pe ae ae sears ‘vive a & badd Rtshomae on he led for about half a mile ace le 260 miles, {| and got third in cross-country cham- men in t world wi ‘and then blew op. Yesterday he aaa plonahips junior at Travers {sland =e s one bimocts to Moe oolt pot ig te to ge ong og "| showed brilliant speed and lasted) Eadie Maringn of Georgetoyn| in November, 1905, fifth in junior win. Ketchell beats elly | long enough to be second, incident will fabt Abe Attell at Sand Poigt, tHenal and fifth in Metropolitan he may enter the heavyweight divi.) ete furlonge-— gene Wom. hy beating Critte the favorite im Idaho, tonight, uniess there ts Bp | in 1906, aad was also second in Mo- sion and challenge Tommy Burns. iran ea second, Helisme third.) ine race. Smiley's price yesterday |terference by the officers of the| hawk and Pastime cross-country i — —— «i ba I won,| %** 19 to 1 1 Abe wilt stop the 6 j maces from back marks. Haw fizst Sam Langford, te be his cany el ae Famer ox 4, — | Italian long before the linit of §5) Marathon in April, 1906, and ran a leat, — nny ihn enn if. : cc Bookmaker Magrane, o the Pa | rounds is reached. fifth in 2 ‘we Won some handteap perhaps ™ Time, races next year and ran third to dable fighting machine of his| Mile—Hudapest won, John fh. Longboat, after being beld up two wetght In the world. Langford has! — second, Golden Wine third minutes by a freight train at South everything and most unprejudiced | Time, Le } Framingham, four mtles from start, _ @rities of the fighting game think Silo Phayit won, Tarp seeond. and finished third, about 26 seconds that Langford could defeat Stanley ‘Thine, 1; 42. bahind Caffery’s record for the Bos , Ketchell. Ketchell must think so, tan course in 2: 30--Lovghoat broke too, for he won't give the Bosten the record five minutes, Fowler seo: black a chance. end. Hold the Ninth regiment reo ord for a mile im 4:45, made Fob. \ 1, 1908, of which command [ am a tnember. Ran second to Morrissey in Olym. ple tryout at Hostom in April, 1908, in 2 howrs 26 minutes ¢ seconds, 20 oa COME, SEE saeATH world. The Montana cowboy is « , st, Mt Toute Washington, 2; st. | 2 to | favorite over the Chicago Ttalian, bat Kelly t& apt to prove THE FINNEYS, World's Swimmers — 7 Other New PANTAGES All this week, Great Al Cleveiand—Clovsiand, 5; Bosto NATIONAL LEAGUE. w Pittebure Chicago New York Pitiadeiphia At Brockiys--Chicage, 4 Brooklyn. % At, Phitadsipnia—-Piliadsiphia, 1 ouie, 2-9 2 on Every Afternoon and vis | THE RANDALLS, Ril i (i NARELLA, ROMAN j "4 | Twenty-Two Other Yesterday ¢ Games Al Wi | eaitt, Qautane — Onkiand, 2; Low An | contettt — and | poten. At Pertion®—Portinnd, 14; Prison, y-thind day Weather ob Dwyer, starter Selling. Three-rear FINST RACR- Five and a bait jue to fret 9268, mr Pie race between Lieat Haswell, the| rack English runner, and J.C. Car. Jockey € Merry (Memry) Aber (CantlaCe Brome GO (Meheteber) (Wateh aa in 284: (8b) dives (runes on miles and five minutes behind the NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. day for announce Mies Peirnanke (Aiien& ten.) 4 —_ Ge ye oy ; winner at that point, and was JON J. HAYES. Won. teat. wot, Features for Sunday, strong at the finish, 20 seconds back “ 6 4 General Admits * &@ an NORTHW: Les eneetie ® 388P Orifiamd (Grange 2865 Belin Griffee | lice! M032 Turnaway (Watkin owe rf Andrews 38 — Panee bh eS BBtiens aemene | Vancou et Dr. McGregor, Dentist, resumed | Thor intead to win the Marathon. | At poet £96 minutes. OFF at SATA, TimencBE B06: 148 9-61 1@T Y traly, | practice, 603 Ameri Haak Bldg, | Ses" wen ths Kerry 8-5 place shew. Abbey 4-5 es it mow hme — Joun 2. wares. | ts ae : BASE Second sant! 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