Lukeramus Dominates Anaconda Track Feature Race
Lukeramus surged to the front early and held clear by two lengths to win the feature at Anaconda, beating Zella G and Jim Malady with Sir Barry fading. The day also saw Contribution upset Black Dress in the final, plus Mike Jordan and Lord Rossington pulling off surprising victories in other races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Stokes
Lukeramus
Anaconda
Zella G
Jim Mallady
Havey
Butta
Sir Barry
Zelia G
Banther
Blair
Horses and Horsemen at the County Track Bettings
In a crowded wagering scene Lukeramue was a strong 1 to 6 favorite for the fourth. Bettors backed the Stokee filly as Madeline Musgrave and others wagered heavily. Jockeys and owners discussed chances across multiple runners including Mike Jordan, Mandator, Wolfville, Jack Nunnally, Ludora, Black Dress, and Powers. Observers commented on past form, rider changes, and the day’s likely outcomes amid a flurry of bets and cautious predictions.
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Lukeramue
Tera Leach
Madeline Musgrave
C. R. Gaines
Queen Caroline
Ww. A. Gaines
St. Vincent
Mike Jordan
Sa °E
Jordan
R. R. Rice, Jr
Sual
A. F. Dayton
Wolfville
Jack Nunnally
Ludora
J. J. Elilerd
Powers
Constancia
Ellerd
W. W. Finn
Dr. Sherman
Billy
Heatherton
Edwie
J. C. Hall
Joe Wootan
Europatkin
Joe
Billy Finn
Sir Barry
T. A. Davies
F. E. Shaw
Shaw
George Missman
Banth
Banthel
Zella G
Butte
A. L. Valentine
W. L. Stanfield
Jim Mallady
Eel wins Hotel Hartman stake at Columbus Grand Circuit
In Columbus Ohio on September 21 The Eel swept three straight heats to win the Hotel Hartman pacing stake of 5000 amid a strong pace battle with Minor Heir who finished a neck back in the final heat George Gano claimed second in two heats while Copra de Oro led the second heat with a record pace Judex and Major Mallow also posted notable wins in supporting events at the opening day of a two week meet.
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Ohio
Minor Heir
Hotel Hartman
Eel
George Gano
the Eel
Dean
Judex
Board of Trade
Copra de Oro
California
Hal Raven
Billy B
the Liar
Uhlan
Tea Set
Patalma
Ruby Lacy
Shamrock
Sunday Hell
Miss Syracuse
Major B
Miss Peeler
Dr. Bonney
Alice B
Finish Line Notes from a Western Racecard
Shouldice, referring to Western before the race, predicted a strong performance. Eudora romped home for Williams and the mare’s rider quit a big winner as others failed to back the surprise. Contribution ran a puzzling race. Black Dress might have closed if a bigger rider had been used. Duchess of Montabella was the favored finalist, with bets leaning to Nancy March and Win Ave Finn backing her.
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Dr. Sherman
Wolfville
van Dusen
Joe Wootan
Kuropatkin
Wootan
Hersain
Eudora
Etapa
el Paisano
Western
Shouldice
Williams
Contribution
Gaines
J. J. Ebierd
Duchess of
De Tray Returns to Aid Chicago Maroons
Leo De Tray assistant coach for the University of Chicago football team returns from Northern Wisconsin ready to boost the Maroons for the Purdue game. He is optimistic about the team’s prospects but does not guarantee a clean sweep. He may also play with scrubs to help practice and has gained 11 pounds over the summer.
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Chicago
Leo de Tray
University of Chicago
Wilds
Wisconsin
Maroons
Purdue
Stagg
Steffan
Midway Eleven
Papke Loses Shot At Jeffries Club Return
Billy Papke and manager T. E. Jones canceled a planned bout with Hugo Kelly after Jeffries club turned down the match and instead offered a Ketchel rematch in San Francisco on November 25. Jeffries then declared Papke will not be allowed to fight at his Los Angeles club again.
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Billy Papke
Jim Jeffries
Los Angeles
Cal
Stanley Ketchel
Papke
T. E. Jones
Hugo Kelly
Jeffries
San Francisco
Ketchel
Kelly
Thompson to Meet Herman in Racine Oct 16 Bout
Cyclone Johnny Thompson of Sycamore Illinois, a noted lightweight, signs for an eight round match with Kid Hermann of Chicago. The bout is set for Racine Wisconsin on October 16. Hermann seeks redemption after a recent knockout loss to Joe Gans and Thompson is favored to win.
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Cyclone Johnny" Thompson
Sycamore, II
West
Kid’ Hermann
Chicago
Frankie Neil to meet Frankie Moore in 10 round bout
A 10 round fight is set for Tuesday September 22 with Frankie Neil of San Francisco a former bantamweight champion and Frankie Moore of Philadelphia. Weigh in at 122 pounds at 6 pm.
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Philadelphia
Frankie Neil
San Francisco
Frankie Moore
Anaconda Race Day Report From September 21 1908
Weather clear and track heavy noted in an Anaconda report dated September 21 1908 with Judge H E Woods presiding and W Murray listed as starter. Seventh day remarks accompany the brief sports update.
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Anaconda
Spokane Declines to Meet Butte on Gridiron This Fall
Spokane High School will not schedule a game with Butte High School this season. Manager Herrington has seven strong games planned, making an additional contest heavy. no date is kept for Butte, despite a prior mutual arrangement to play in Spokane.
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Spokane
Butte
Chronicle
Montana
Downer
Herrington
Inland Empire
Lewiston High School
Lewiston
Colfax High School
Tacoma High School
Lincoln High School of
Seattle
Portland High School
Washington High School of
Salt Lake City High School
Attell Names Delaney New Manager in Promotion Shuffle
San Francisco reports featherweight champion Abe Attell has replaced Tob Cohn with Billy Delaney as his manager. Delaney will also handle Al Kaufman and aims to groom him toward heavyweight glory. He offers $5,000 for a 15 round Attell vs Battling Nelson bout and $10,000 for a Kaufman versus Tommy Burns clash.
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San Francisco
Abe Attell
Tob Cohn
Billy Delaney
Delaney
al Kaufman
Attell
Battling Nelson
Tommy Burns
Jeffries
Delaney bets on Attell to beat Nelson
Billy Delaney says Abe Attell can defeat Battling Nelson and backs the claim with a boastful figure. The remark, described as reckless, mirrors Delaney's bold boxing stance and confidence in Attell’s chances.
Baseball Standings Stir as Leagues Face Week of Change
American League absorbs fans as race tightens with Cleveland overtaking Detroit. Chicago, St Louis and Boston hot on heels. National League leaders Chicago, New York, Pittsburg mix results with four games looming. Brooklyn and others poised to close gaps. Closely contested run toward season end fuels anticipation.
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Detroit
Chicago
Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
S&s. Louis
St. Louis
Inourth
Lajoie
Cleveland Opens New York Series With 6 3 Victory
Cleveland beat New York 6 to 3 to take first place as errors marked the ragged game. Berger struggled on the mound while Lake started well for New York. Cleveland rallied with hits and a fourth inning sacrifice error to score four runs. Warhope finished for Cleveland and blanked Birmingham in the field.
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Cleveland
New York
Berger
Lake
Warhope
Birmingham
Boston
Fehbis
Bemis
Blair
Chicago shuts out Philadelphia 2 to 0 in baseball game
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 2 to 0 in a one sided shutout. Pitchers Walsh and Sullivan held the visitors scoreless while Schlitz and Powers contributed to the Chicago Batteries. The game featured strong defense and timely hits by the Chicago offense.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Kareee
Walsh and Sullivan
Schlitzer
Powers
Chicago takes doubleheader in nine innings in Philadelphia
Chicago won both ends of a National League doubleheader in Philadelphia. The first game went 10 innings with Chicago prevailing while the second was decided in the ninth. Batteries were Krook Overall and Kling for Chicago with Dooin on Philadelphia. Umpires Emilie and Johnstone.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
R. H. E. Chicago
Ailekslne Ve Revavecesta Ascere Amate
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Krook
Bling
Sparks
Doom
Emilie
Johnstone
R. H. E. Chigabo
Coakley
Brooklyn Beats St Louis In Final Game 8 to 8
St Louis and Brooklyn finished the season in a draw with an 8 to 8 score. Batteries were Lush Raymond and Bliss for St Louis and Rucker and Farmer for Brooklyn. Umpire Owen.
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St. Louis
Washington
Uesstuay Cessor
Phoenesonyis Lee
Cances Tient Ecuecsus Sense
Ose Gee
Powell and Spencer
Keely
Street
Brooklyn
Iene
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Bliss
Rucker
Farmer
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Centerville Beats Butte in Sixth Cricket Match
Centerville defeated Butte to end a winless run after two losses in the series. The Sunday scores show Centerville 74 and Butte 387, with the match likely to be the final one of the season before English cricket season prompts more clubs and stronger competition next summer.
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Centerville
Butte
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