Five Choices Win in Blinding Snow at Anaconda Track
In heavy snow at Anaconda track, Sam Bernard led a winning sequence as colors and favorites blurred. Elevation and Dick Redd traded places, while Mille races produced close finishes and a $200 added prize. Joe Diehl captured the opener easily, with Sam Bernard delivering a dominant late surge and the crowd elated by the payout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow God
Anaconda Track
Fefeal
Sam Bernard
Tibid
Wold
Camille
Mr. Print
Hee
I. D. Binith
Della B
W. S. Higgins
May Belle
Sam Barnard
Woolen
Gent
Royal River
Mike Jordan
Jordan
Fischer
Sami Bernard
Piquet
W. Palchrer
Gales
Youngsr
Joe Diehl
Blair
Joe 1Mentthi
Gui Imu
Rush
Black Und
Wanker Aj
Longit
Horse Race Summary From Mayham Paddock
Jockeys shifted mounts as the Rough track produced a tight finish with Constancia leading early and Shriner on Billy Mayham showing pace. Red Era surged from midpack to dramatic victory, overtaking Dawn Cap and Manila 8 as Duchess of Montabella cruised to an easier win.
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Bert
Bly Mayham
Fistanty
Hope Constanra
Constancia
Shriner
Billy Mayham
Savnrida
Maters
Hi Caul Cap
Manila
Gat Ming
Akbar
Tron
Tnt
Tania S
Hi Cut Cap
Manila S
Red Era
Dick Redd
Red Bra
Wrights
Lola White
Miller
Feld
Duchess of Montabella
Reene Wo
Fischer
Montabella
Fuid
Soul
Tuck Palie
Mrs. Nevigent
Reeve W
Tay Bac
Fockeys
Billy Mayhall
J Weed
Morsette
Daisy Frost
Stuart Irene Bel HY
Maud
van Dusen Ay
Buckster
Fin Tad Boral Cecsieey
Wuropatkin
Heatherton
Mayham
Conastancia
Tak Winker
Rm. P
Katia Wanekers
W. St. Vincent
Salva
Doe Wooton
Jack of Lantern
Hird
Mayhem
War Band
Samida
Esther
Apie
Rynning
Pape Son
Hate
Bisir
Canarie IL
Fischer Vee
Lal Wool Svap
He van Dusen
Ded
Ant Akhar
H. Stusre
PF. Sullivan
Strat Martin
Hel McLaughlin
Orr
B. G. Artillery
Santa Ro
G. TW
Robban
Sir Preston
Hi Cawap
Manila-regi
Blair
Morse
Shar
Bright Albert
H. Stuzylaeeery
Gentle Harry
Eva
Jockera
Fizeher
de Jost
Jack Paine
Neugent
Brady
van Dusen Sol
Sohn
Rogers
Tee Taplin
Lad Reene
Ware
Stuart
Wolson
Paine
Wengent
Royal Riv UT
van Busan
Nies
Betnall
Jordan
Winter
Ch. x
Sir Dixon
J. Pelter
Eurtorn
Xandis
Sam Bornard
River
No Room for Cheap Races in Pacific Coast Track Plans
Rumor says Pacific stock club will adopt a policy like New York hockey clubs, offering only one race per day for a year old, aiming to distance trend and curb cheap sprint races. Trainers and owners debated halving stables to cut costs, improve gate appeal, and raise purses. Stanley Ketcher discussed prospects with Billy Papke today after Abe Abe returned from Los Angeles.
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Wik
Pacific Stock Club
Hockey Club
New York
California
Stanley Keteher
Billy Papke
Ketcher
Abe Abe
Os Angeles
Anaconda Race Meet Notes from September 24 1908
Standard form chart records the event chaired by Woods presiding judge with W Murray as starter. Held Thursday at Anaconda the tenth day, weather described as cloudy and the track in good condition.
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Anaconda
Fast Butte Racers Arrive in Frisco
Pete Clark notes fast butte horses and handlers arriving in Frisco from Emensville and Denver. Clopton and Ramsey show strings with Madeline Musgrave leading the charge, while Ramey and Clapin pilot their mounts toward Denver amid a troubled Denver meeting and upcoming Overland Park track stakes plan with a 10 day meeting hope and political calm anticipated.
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Pete Clark
Butte
San Francisca Globe
Emensvilln
Sealtla
Denver
A. Clopton
Madelina Musgrave
Tulle
Ramey
Clapin
Tama
Bervier
Another Good Programme Promised For Sunday
The Bulle Driving Club plans a strong Sunday card with a sun afternoon matinee equal to the last. A featured 240 class trot for horses with $100 on the line to decide the championship. Rex Nene Black Diamond and King T Ray named among contenders. Other races, paid and free-for-all events, and a greyhound race mentioned alongside the beer at Lodge Attoon West Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulle Driving Club
Rex
Dr Tilo
Nene
Spencer Hireen
Black Dmond
Tom Merraw
King T. Ray
Kentteth McRae
Giants Beat Cubs In Great Contests
New York and Chicago faced off in a tense National League clash ending in a tie after nine innings, with New York claiming the forfeit shift and President Pulliam declaring the game a 1 to 1 tie. a throng of about 100,000 watched as Wiltse Bresnahan and Mathewson performed for New York while Brown Kling anchored Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nese Tork
Fulham
Wen
Chicago
Zame
Pulliam
Poly Grounds
Tenney
Dolin
Herzog
Sermon
Brown
Ayaught
King
Beare
R.H.E
Chico Meer Vryeysy
Batterles Brown
Coakier
Overall
Kling
Wiltke
Mathewson
Bresnahan
Ampres
Bmahie
Das
National League Today
Watter
Sam
Ho Umfires
Oday
Emslie
Vancouver Beats Buttes In Northwest League Tilt
Vancouver routed Buttes after a rough third inning, felling their pitching and fielding cleanly. Seatte overcame an early deficit to win 6 to 6, with standout throws by Fournier and Rett. The Tacoma area recap notes Spokane victory and multiple batter matchups, highlighting local teams and players.
Unclear 1900s Baseball Scoring Report
Fragmented scoreline shows American League references and teams Detroit and Philadelphia with a tied 4 4, plus garbled player names and city markers. Reading reads like a partial box with multiple misreads and local-era shorthand, yielding no coherent matchups or outcomes.
Opening Game Standings Mark Busy Series
STANDING OF THE CLUBS openers report a lone run, as Chicago and St Louis edge past Boston and Cleveland. Hemphill fumbles by Davis permit Tunner to score for the only run. Waddell and Spencer combine for St Louis wins with late homers. Washington bats heavily to rout Cleveland 21-1, with Lajoie producing a double and hits by Femis and Birmingham for the winner.
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Hemphill
Davis
Henini
Chicago
Walshang
Lake
Bink
Bl. Lowe
U—St. Lewis Dersetya
Boston
Ste . Wartsell
Stone
St Lovis
SL Louis
Sreele Batteries
Waddell and Spencer
Marwan
Donehue
Cleveland
Washington
Lajoie
Femis
Birmingham
R.H. EB
Washington Batteries
Liebhag Eon
Street
Fine entry list in coursing stake at Butte show
The Montana coursing stake features 14 Butte entries and several from Anaconda and Bly Nevada. The 1000 dollar purse challenges top hounds including Ding Derley and Wild Gus line, with Knight’s entries and Prince Charming drawing attention. Official entries list dogs by breeder and owner such as G F Anderson Gunnison California and T W Bartels Denver.
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Mississippi
H. A. Hassenplug
Alub
Butta
Anaconda
Bly
Nev
Thomas Bright
Butte
Montana
Plains
Ding Derley
Sperk
Ding Darley
Knight
Prince Charming
L. J. Kelly
Charing Moe
Gally Montana
Bess Brazen
Lord Brazen
Bess
G. F. Anderson
Gunnison
Calo
Dune
Busy Beryl
T. W. Bartels
Denver
Coto
Crescent
Contender
Charming Thought
Slake, Tonkin & Smith
Fair Flocrence
Frank
Trappy
Sta Foam
Kea Glen
J AL Hayden
Chicago
Boy
Wilt Bug
Wild Cus
Lady Bug
Thomas Knight
Count Mayberry
Max
Dennis Ball
Bold Astral
CB. Mahaffey
Longmont
McGrath
Agri
Aylmer
Royal House
T. P. McGrath
Larch
Lothbeige Tut
Nancy Rite
Master Fair Amt
Germany
Charles Mos
Mullen
Atay
Polly Greer
J. K. O'Rourke
Letuhrifae
Mrs. Mac
Jol Reese
War Roy
Sie Brindle
Mb. War
Stiss
Colin
Marct
di Teller
Broadway Lass
Alfoga
Maater Fair
Court Beany
Rowe & Noalls of
Butin
Walk Boy
Yellow Brazen
Walsh Gir
Miss Grain Belt
Willaims & Chowplon
Central City
Colo
Hix Freedom
Fairy Slipper
Happy Pree
Hallie M
Free Flag
Happy Free Pap
Jon Laws
Arvada
Golo
Queen of
Gary
Pebriars
Bold Barbarian
Instina
Tank Stoops
Cain
Portland Beats Oakland In PCL Tilt On Return
In Portland's PCL game with Oakland today Welson pitched two innings allowing nine runs before Gardner, a local player, finished. Portland hitters then used left handed bats with Ole Johnson collecting three hits from that side. Final score RWG Oakland eight Portland seven with Nelson Gardner La Longe and Groom Frembes in the batteries.
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Portland
Bent
Oakland
Welson
Gardner
Ole Johnson
RWG
Teehee
Portland Ade Aglia Batteries
Nelson
la Longe
Groom
Frembes
RESULTS ON TRACKS First Five and Half Gitlongs Turf Event
Results from a multi race card show Bomproevium winning the opening race with Peter Penter second and Whistles third. Lady Ethel took the mile, with Wide Merchant second and Lady Viethira third in the second. The fourth race saw Al Mueller winning with Pinancier second and Encounter third. Further races list multiple contenders with times, placing, and purse references, indicating a busy track event with numerous finishes and a final overall results note.
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Taco
Peter Penter
Whistles
Tite
Lady Ethel
Wide Merchant
Lady Viethira
Thorn
Barkle
al Mueller
Pinancier
Y. B. McMiNan
Don Vegan
Albert Mi
Twarfield Son
Miss Gowell
Court Lads
Obdneate
Taboo
F. Breon
Ownig Lane
Stelfe Laisen
Pirate
Delehin
Hesom
Peter Quince
Roasee
the Squire
Montfort
Golden Pearl
Gowan
Doratite
Harlem Maid
Owing & Zog
Gans Returns to Hometown Amid Cold Greeting
The article recalls Joe Gans arriving in his hometown with a subdued welcome, contrasting his triumphant past after defeating Nelson at Goldfield. It notes speculation about his boxing future, mentions his hotel value and wealth, and references Algernon, a potential manager with influence over his career and business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bent Metoo Gharts
Nelson
Goldfield
Tyo
Mel Hla
Joe
Plig. i
al Aérofom
miartrAgar
NO HARES NO COURSING AT ASTORIA MEET
A protracted regula tion prevents a dog coursing event at a Bite course park run Sunday manager Tergig reports a telegram from T. A. 149RR stating shipments of Dunnlen are halted. Authorities indicate the haven may call off future hare related activities in view of reported haven problems.
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Lato
Bite Courefit Park
Maneger ‘Tergig
T. A
Cattforcian
Astoria
Imsle
Teller
Butte
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Dick Red
Drebt Dagily
Wood
Billy Mayham Enlons
Reronnd
Anne
Ant
Joe Dlell
Pacific Coast
Tchel
Glastonbury
Cooper
H. £. Woods
W. Murray
Ms TV
Fuhrer
H. Stuart
Hs Palas
Belgi F. Sullivan
Thea Phillips
van Dusen
Diehl
Winakea
WW. K. Geinds
Lady Martinez
Wille Loagan
Yair Vlad
Frisco
Foward Gayeford
Overland Park Track
Ramsey
Lodge Attoon
West Park
Giants
CUBS
NEW York Wolds
Weidner Ann
Pittsburg
Raggeelyn
Philadelpina
Philadelphia
Savaga
Clnadesall
Bet
Sear
Cimeinmatt -Seese
Savage
Schieldmare
Bodin
Brooklyin Land
Brooklyn
Piltsturg
Willis and
Gitsun
Fuemer
Beavers Swamp Butte Team
Wanderers
Vancouver
Felding
Buttes
Vancouver Buttas
Wa Spencer
Shattng & Anerdgen B
Spokane A
Tacoma
Spokane
Cicago A
Hive
Sryl Boshi Wae
Vinabl
Loko Patel
Aid Snow Yark
T. Louis
Ashington
Toscana
Tacama
Aberdeen
Seathe Taseany
Lysl
New Torkessie
Philadelyuia
Cincinnati
St. Lois
Wan
Vast Pet
Clevelant Seeteeee
Chicazo Ae
Detroit
AL St. Louis
ASH
Philadelphia Ag
Wasnington
HCN
Mississippi Valley
Kenucie
Pepa
Ding Daryles
Lexington
Gravesenm
Batali
Ceca
Ennai Hee
Gans
Orm Howe
Stakq
Neo Ehanie
Koting
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