The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 21, 1908, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1908. GREEN SEAL RUNS =: %2s::c-sLVE NEWS_FROM MEADOWS and must have run the last part é |the distance on prRetieally three } ey nervaee. ge. The race on paper loeked a }xood thing for Snilley Corbett, an| ° Ihe wa@tn with five Pi unda le 4 | [hin last race, and he appeared capa ly Tide pulled up very lame|take the horse over the outside » of holding Ida May and Karly | atter he Hie strained a Iiga-|fence @Qen he tur into the safe, The other starters, R& | mont in Mt clog, and It te doubt /wtretch . varia and Gractous Dame, were not fu) if he will be able to race for @ ’ . oneeighth mites, In 1:50 8-5, which | seriously considered. ‘To a good x tie Hoe will h pd ffut, af Hing te , s Rec. long time ° probably hatw}/ Roy Offut, after falling to win a Equals World’s Record for One ine equated the world’s record. It|start Smiley Corbett went to. th to be fired | pet up to the last race, endeavored Mile and an Righth---Six was a remarkable performance, Ih: / front and led by a couple of lengths {to get even by betting on Smil RRR he ih ee REFUGEES ReMAnKani E HANDICAPPING t AMUSEMENTS, * 7 7 * * Those who followed the selections of “Refugee” yesterday * had @ great day, Out of the six horses h@picked to win four * won and two ran second. Of the 16 horses he selected to * run in the money, 13 showed. * He handed out El Pavo, 6 to 1 (won) * Prolific, 6 to 1 (won) + Adelbert Belle, 7 to 10 (second), a Green Beal, 9 to 2 (won), - + * \* \* + * * The Grang ¢ 40uN co fan Vrancine High Gun, 9 to 2 (won) Smiley Corbett, 6 to 5 (second) What makes these gelections so remarkihie fe the fact that six favorites were beaten yesterday. Nearly any hand capper can pick winners when favo: are winning, but to HSS SEES eRe eee _— = 4 namuoh as Green Seal set the pace/ with Barly Tide in hot pursuit. At ‘ol. Applegate Ix about the mogt| Corbett, You all know the anawe pick winners at the prices “Refugee” did iw an uncommon t Favorites Defeated. the whole journey and won rather |the head of the stretch Smiley weak: | yee ry oF tae, eatne train ee » |* performance. ra’ TAliiputian ps ‘ —_— handily at the end. He was a 9 to! ened a trifle, and in the run home ground, He has been winning four The only racegoers who made any | PUD KODOKA 2 shot fa the betting, both Fartastio| Karly ‘Tide caught him and won by out of every five bets he has put|imoney yerterday were those who| #¥¥ ANE H EEN ENE EEE RD Poe Welle “et Nea tia se lea to the and Harry Seatt being preferred | half ® length. Ida May finished Gown, and is ® big winner on the| followed my nelections. WIth nlx Pits jong lst of t at over him, but they could never get fast and easily secured the show ease favorites beaten, I nevertheless suc ; sale now ss all at re within hailing distance the entire Phe public had a hard time plek aie heeded in pickina four winners. And Rossington second, Mike Jorda eR won the fourth ra tri” Fantastic, at 7 to 6, ran sec ling winners, an six favorites ware n Jones, the only native S| bvery one @ good price, too ae, eta ‘ Seattle Theatre “ n m = y Seo o < succe 7 OR JORER, Tne OS . ne mile—Aliver Heels won, Elle Dene “ ally stepped the distance, one and | ond. and Harr 4° ae 3 A fin-|beaton in succession. In aplte Of xetie bookmaker, held a couple uf a econd, Golden Wine third. Time : igen, ABO IN DRYDOCK vse Tang Rh Doty teem and Be ico, Won, But Hive Hotton at | the winners, and quit $1,400 to the!) After High Gua won, H. Mckwen 1:48 ru i COLOR ' ote ne other starters, were long price. won, but Blue Bottle, at | sang bid him up $200 over bin entered| Crack teants playe fro " " " ‘ Om, FHOM THE Wie The cruiser Colorado ts in the never in the hunt, and finished far} 100 to 1, and Maude McG,, at the |" ne of 08 . file’ Gen te certain : savers dehy = 6 Five furlonge—Ollie Wart we Miso Kms } Te all drydoek ing = repaired Fast back. In fact, the race was 4 pro-jsame price, succeeded during the 1 over the coast are preparing to The Siieker second, Coone ‘ ’ Mollie” Linden of the Tokio elul nice horse and would havd been | was another one that did not ike p at that price. the favoritos yeuterday, and he when the Washington state tourna LEFT FIELDER IS SOLD won $1,600 stty” Ferguson sald he bet| ment begins on Tuesday, it is safe va Lee wou, Babel Hollander . : | second, St. Avon third. TI ‘ on Fantastic, but had only a ‘tote 7 heatre | Joo Cahill gave something away | small bet on Early Tide unually lar ount of tale md, Currieul thive ime : T0 CIN IN 1 sschaemaen. “Sk tak eeaer ieee |sually targe amount of talent tnjond: Curriculum . 4% 1004; ta | C NA get a light from his cigarette Al Dobson, who has been acting | ‘2 city | . . his wes | Seven furlongs—El Casedor wo 4 e vas eo 4s an official in the Canadian jun ‘ Sicoas Sheu basond. Wil tea te m9 : ies, | _— Alvie King, one of the beat-known | gles, arrived yesterday Ella M. R. did some fant ree “4 w secon nil Igoe third THE PRIVATE SOCRETARY® “ t Chico, Cal, yesterday when she ne—~1: 29 Ss : bookies In the business, blew in be : - . a ent “1 Production | LOS ANGELES, Aug. 21—Man- from the Canadian cireult yeater-| Al Coney finally won a det when|™ade the wile in the 2-year ~ “OLS “ ager Berry of the Loe Angeles |trot in 2:16% day his colt Kl Pavo won, Al is one own his fast left fielder, had been sold A carload of horses arrived trom The Burrard ericket team of Vi to the Cinelona tonal league Tutte this morning Jack Nunnally, Joe Abbott, who ta known as the - e te szemerday | TAKES HER LIFE t at) team, filis will finiah the non the p enal sprinter, was|Beau Brummel of the race track att here. Outflelder Lewts of the Wa among ° lthought that Zeling was another |°lpal game of the tournamen | tertoo team of the Iowa league will Duke of York, and bet his bank roll, | Victoria | ‘eiveiaaenencien prot y fill Bilis’ place here next Hilly Engetrom, who is making | If Zelina had not been caught in th : | oN we | “gees thoug e not compelled| DENVER, Aug. 2 Mra. N el i e e en the biggest book In the ring, won| barrier at the start, Joe might hay Although they are not compelled S. 51.—M aes A new umpire may be added to | §2.100 ashed tele bet to do #0, having been given a spe-|lenberg, wife of N. Snellenberg, the ADV ANOMED VAUDEVILLE om lthe Coast te F - celal concession by P. D. Ross, tru®| mijlionaire department store pro. O M » throughout afternoon in finishing third Another « t performance was the feat of Karly Tide, who, when ave Pier foot of Yes. | cew von times daily for th Round trip, S0e ateamers | ler Way, ¢ Navy Yar to Seattle next week, and third, Time—1:02 Kanna tanting Kenilworth Park Stakes, one mile ; |to say that there will be an on-| Six furlonge—Alra won torla was |the crack gue this week Lane ja an tee ¢ ‘ 0 © e Ne munced for a tryout The Hone Doctor was hot under| A. Walsh rode two winners, The|'*? of the Mint up, th * | prietor, of Phil and the double system may be in-/ the collar over the ride that A. Har-| other winning fiders were Rottig,| Westminster Iacrosse team pide eral outsid jelphia, commit suicide on Tuesday last at th ‘omsehs of /Okkes home in this city by eating august 24 ‘ augurated when President Cal Ew. ris put up on Fair Fagot. It looked | Lynch, Page and Buxton peer play iy i os jeague te Ne i ing arriv as though the jock was going to | Tormnto and the Athletics of t.|strychnia tablets, which had been iE ous meme | Eddie Sacha, the Butte plunger ato wg tgp t od fc " 2 i i i Me | Gathertaen games and they | Prescribed for her as medicine i | pot 000 on eee may be taken on in New Weatmin-| ALL STAR FEATORE Aer, f | i ih _———_ f H qual ast summer | ¢xuibition, t Brighton Beach, New York, by |Chartes Edward, when he stepped a| James R. Keene and J. B. Hag = and an eighth in 1:50 3-6. gin, prominent New York turfmen, INDICTED Seattio’s Leading Voeudeville Payteus ay yesterday sbipped 88 thoroughbred Three Performances Dalits $44 horses to Buenos Ayres, South 2:18 Prices, 160 and fie; ben sate te, 19, 1908 S94 Gay. Weather clear, Track | America, The horses are valued atl Remember the ChilGnes Wein yo cae Ra POOR SUPPORT | $600,000 and the shipment is prob-| (By United Press.) my | ably due to the poor condition of| OAKLAND, Aug. 21.—The Ala-| carrot Jobnson, rh FIRHT RACH Five furlongs Puree Maiden two-year-old Value] ; rages Ga 3349 | poe icy saces aene to mar York meda county grand jury has re ATTLE Wash. Thursday fast, BC Mopper, ‘presiding Of Our ried indictments against John Indes Horse : je 4 St mint : oe LOSES GAME OVA ee the lightweight] and, Peter Claudfianes and Felix ; 7} A lchampion of Western Canada, is in| Paudevaris, charging them with é : New Weatminster but expects. to| Placing explosives under a building <i This Weeken ; m San Francisco. to seek| With Intent to demolish it, which.| pose sgestent Moder bY (By United Press.) matches. He may matched with | “8der a section of the penal code | oat Predw dle Valent, suver, B.C, | Of this state, is made a fe & felony wih te TACOMA, Aug. 21.—-Had Harry | Dusty Miller in Van i” coeds Whetch Arte a Rush been given as good support : i | Sweet Marte, the note rotter tn eaterd I] » yesterday's game as was given | Sweet Marte, the nov “THOMPSON WINS. young Jess Baker, the Tacoma weeks ago she was defeated on two] Tigers would not have walked off |, casions by mediocre horses, and | jwith the game. Rush had the Ta-| ..ierday abe lost to Grace @, in A ARCHERY coma bunch « mx untill the ine Chamber of Commerce special sixth, when he was landed on for ¥. Grace G. won two rufa, but on Seattle's inning ts. Last time today and stakes at Troy in straight b RCOND RACR—Sin furlongs Selling your-oide and wpward|they made up the two, but th : } (By United Press.) aa mo eee score that Pug Bennett let tn tn AMERICAN LEAGUB } CHICAC Aug. 21 he Nation: } Prof. D La Martier Ie the fo toning beat Dugdale’s al Archery association tournament ng pi: po | Ta re. |was won yesterday by Will H.|S*/00N Ascension is eaen Leroi ry 4 apson of Seattle, 211 hits, score A tte Peet ak A & — Pi , which i the second largest ee es re ra t eles ever made in @ pational tournament| 4 Me Thrills Aes Mey 3 3 $f] etacuome HH and which beats the national cham. siiiea eka. eo opt > 2] eee 2s 3 pionship score of last year by 113 Cg» Bi ‘othe eae . ; . . ow Yorks pe Tho m mn ‘ $3 Ha be points. Mr. Thompson's score WAR! iy «spectacular PreaSmueale 3 3 | = lin the double York round r ‘3 a) Yesterday's Games. ) : ; 3 + of] at New Yort—New Yorn ¢. 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