Native Son Wins Anaconda Feature On Tight Finish
At Anaconda track Native Son, the favorite, captured the five and one half furlong handicap amid a day of tight finishes. Woolen beat the favorite Sam Bernard in the final, with Kirschbaum guiding Woolen to a late surge to win by a length.
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Sam
Horse racing notes from a local meeting
Standing of the clubs reports whispers to friends as Fred notes Neva Lee winning a best stall. Under Sheriff Taylor rode False Nun to win the opener, while Se Lowna claimed victory in the second. Harry Stuart appeared in saddles, and Little Charbonneau rode Lady Allein after a long layoff despite earlier injury.
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Jim Triscoll
Driscoll
Telawna
Dim ‘Driscoll
Wool Soap
Miss Congreve
Kingthorp
Kingthorpe
Hato
Willie Gregg Wall
Moran
Willie Gragg
Jenders
Kingthorps
Billy Tayolor
Tims
Fred
Neva Lee
W. A. Taylor
Citas
Harry Stuart
Selowna
Charbonneau
Sa Veroly
Butte
Lady Allein
Northwestern League no hit game by Engle for Vancouver
Vancouver pitchers Engle and Sugden combined for a 1 to 0 victory over Spokane. Georgs Bennell contributed a strong performance in a tense Clowe battle. Final score cited as Vancouver 3 to 0 in the written recap, with Spokane’s Tedtsus held scoreless.
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Vancouver
Georgs
Seattle beats Tacoma Tigers in tough late game
Seattle defeats Tacoma 5 to 2 in an afternoon matchup. Batteries Ann and Shea listed. umpire Baker. Location Seattle Washington. September date appears unclear from the text.
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Seatris Wan
Tacoma
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Tale
Baker Foriler
Detroit and St Louis battle to 4 to 4 tie in league game
In St Louis on September 1 Detroit and St Louis dueled to a 4 to 4 tie. McIntyre delivered a double and a single, Schaefer tripled, Cubby Singin scored the third run, while Tdflifer’s error allowed St Louis to tally. Batteries were Simmers and Schimdl for Detroit, Wad dell and Smith for St Louis.
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National League Chicago 5 Boston 6 in Series
Boston wins 6 to 5 at Chicago after a rough start for Chicago. Pitcher Pielster effective with runners on base as Beere Dubreani and Dinu hold Cininnati. Wilhelm’s split ball dominates Cincinnati in Brooklyn. Umpires Rigler Emeile Klem.
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Emeile
Brooklyn
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Cincinnati
Beere
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Klem
Aay
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Pittsburg Beats Phillies in Split Doubleheader
In Philadelphia on September 16 Pittsburg won the first game by strong hitting on Caimitz as he exited in the fifth inning. The Phillies were unable to advance a runner to third base in the second game aside from a chaotic fifth inning.
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Pittsburg
Caimitz
HORSES AND HORSEMEN
Horse racing notes recount bets and outcomes for several runners including Kelowna winning, Native Son the big bet of the season, Aunt Hala, Lady Alicia and Sam Bernard among others. Jockeys Briar and Tred Hinkey are mentioned with adjustments after a lame workout and a cautious ride.
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Zella G
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Lukeramus
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Kingthorpe
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Cl Hall
Joe Wootan
Wooten
Sam Bernard
J. Peltar
Thors
Briar
Denver
Dakoramus
Oper
Takeramus
Hinkey
St. Avon
Races Report from Anaconda September 16 1908
Race results and details from the Anaconda track on Wednesday including first race a selling event for three-year-olds and up, winner Glenheim Slater trained by H. Stover, and second race six furlongs with Garterlight and Aunt Hala among others. notes on times, order, and scratches. Also mentions bat tery scores and a baseball game result between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
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Inch E. Clark
Lady Alicia
Charboneau
C. Clam
Gilbert Oo
Son
Glenheim-Slater
Runnihe
Ing. Horees
Wes
Jackeys
Hala
Jor Wootan
Stuark
Cerra Stanta
Pischer
Mike Jordan
Morse
Quean Caroline
Wreseree
Wise
Heatherton U
Dr. Sherman
F. Sullivan
Hale
Joe
Garterlight
B. F. Cesa- Tien-Jentle Lee
Williams
Red Bra
Spring Leaf
Iriah Mike
Esther M
Garterligist
Caroline
Portland Defeats San Francisco in Tight Coast League Game
In Portland Oregon on September 16 Portland edged San Francisco in a hard fought PCL contest. Key players included Hatterson Henley and Barry Groom for Portland while Whalen and Gritty starred for San Francisco. The Oakland at Los Angeles game ended with Los Angeles prevailing 8 to 4.
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Holly
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Barry Groom
Whalen
Los Angeles
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Sear Lex Angels
Christian and
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Thoroughbred buyer plans two stables for next year
George Brigge of Maryville Missouri has been purchasing yearlings in Lexington Kentucky. He is organizing two stable outfits for the next season and believes horse racing will return to Missouri in 2000.
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Fant
George Brigge
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Nha Sport
Moran to Fight Hanson in Plaque of Welsh
San Francisco report states Owen Moran the English featherweight will box Eddie Hanson in a twenty round match on September 30. Moran will replace Freddie Wolah, with promoters arranging the bout and both fighters set to weigh 133 pounds or less on the day of the contest.
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Schober to meet Luttheg in weight title clash
Indianapolis September 16 Bill Schober Indiana lightweight champion prepares for a prized match at the Bin Tivo theater Friday night against former lightweight champion Max Luttheg. The bout aims to settle who holds the true lightweight title with Schober confident of victory after prior exhibitions.
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Whiant Pinally Losms Defeats Wright in Duel at Cal
Whiant Pinally Losms of Bel Monte California and W Johnson of Pennsylvania defeated LG Wright of Boron in a noted contest dated September 1. The match occurred amid local sports coverage with emphasis on athletic effort and regional rivalry.
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