Smiley Corbett Triumphs in Muddy Meadows Race
Smiley Corbett ridden by an underdog rider won the seventh race the handicap at The Meadows as the track shifted to mud after a rainy forenoon. Crutle and Fantastic chased in second and third while Green Seal and Hasty Agnes failed to show speed. A dramatic fifth race featured a fatal fall involving First Peep and others, with Mirrer managing to win the ensuing scramble.
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Smiley Corbett
Ooolt
Crutle
Fantastic
St. James Stable
Green Seal
Hasty Agnes
Belle
Iroquois
Tony Faust
Mitver
Logiatitia
First Peep
Mitger
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Miss Fairbanks
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No Change in Leading Winning Owners at The Meadows
W. Walker maintains his top position with 14,300 dollars in season earnings at The Meadows, ahead of Nat stable with 6,105, followed by W. Fine with 5,450 and Smiley Corbett’s Interurban Handicap win lifting W. Cahill to fourth. The accompanying table lists owners whose horses have earned over 1,000 since the meeting began, highlighting the spread among top earners.
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St. James Stable
W. P. Fine
Smiley Corbett
W. Cahill
É'eneus
James Stable
Cavadas
Cabill @ Co
Cies
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W. Gabriel
Star racing expert picks four winners at good prices
The Star's racing expert chose Kerry, St. Francis, Smiley Corbett and Mirzer as winners on Saturday. All four paid solid prices despite changed track conditions, with Kerry at 4 to 5, St. Francis 2 to 1, Smiley Corbett 4 to 1, and Mirzer 4 to 1.
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Star
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Noon Star
Kerry
St. Francis
Smiley Corbett
Mirzer
Meadows Racing Roundup With Falls and Bets
Jockey Albert Walsh rode Abbey to a close second after a fifth race spill while Hughes Jones’s awning bets drifted with rain. Mirzer upset Tony Faust as trainer Carroll Reid faced controversy over a New York pool bet. New riders appeared, and Jimmy McIntyre seeks reinstatement amid calls for fair rides. All Alone rode in from 6 to 1 opening, amid a big victory push.
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Mirzer
Carroll Reid
Reid
New York
Race notes and bets from a crowded track card
At post time the betting ring is active with Danny Lynch backing Frankie Rowe and Matt Ries scrambling to keep rider Cricket Kelly on Hello of Iroquoia. Smiley Corbett’s seven furlongs in 1 26 2 5 stands out as a mudder with Cahilla printer praised as a grand mudder.
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Danny Lynch
Harry Finken
Bet ‘Fine
Frankie Rowe
Martin
Matt Ries
Kelly
Ries
Hello
Iroquoia
Walsh
Smiley Corbett
Cahilla
Websters edge Knights 3 1 as Schlumpfs prevail
Websters beat the Knights 3 to 1 with Fredell allowing four hits including a homer by Pete Standridge. Schmutz benefited from Knights errors and strong fielding by McNamara, Martin, and Clemenson. Also, A J Clarke broke the world half mile unpaced bicycle record at Half Wake City with 60.246 seconds.
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Kalahta
Columbus
Bite
Joe Schlumpfs
Websters
Fredell
Pete Standridge
Knights
Schmutz
McNamara
Martin
Clemenson
Wake City
A. J. Clarke
Nothing's Barred Auto Race Invites Deadly Feat
In Latonia Kentucky two daredevils Barney Oldfield and Jack Ryan prepare for a September speed trial on a one mile track with no rules after the start. The race at Latonia Glenville and Grosse Pointe set for three mile heats bids $2,500 side bet with no protests and bets on eventual winner.
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Barney Oldfield
Jack Ryan
Latonia
Glenville
Grosse Pointe
Mich
Mach
Oldfield
Ryan
Harney
Thoroughbred Race Results From Vancouver Meet
The report lists multiple races with details on horses, owners, trainers, and times. Winners include Kerry, Phillietine, and Abbey, with various finishes and post times noted across the fourth and fifth races, showing performances and condition of the field.
Standing of jockeys at The Meadows to August 1
The Meadows standings for jockeys are listed up to August 1, showing top riders and their totals. This brief update highlights current leaders and positions in the race for the meet’s top riding honors.
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Jimmy McIntyre
Jimmy
Meadows
the Meadows
Burns Knocks Squires Out in Fourteenth Round
Tommy Burns defeated Lemon Bill Squires in thirteen rounds then finished him with a final punch. The bout drew attention from Sydney fans as Burns kept the crowd on edge before a decisive knockout. Prendergast stopped Raff in five rounds, while President Roosevelt planned to welcome the victorious American Olympic team at Oyster Bay Friday.
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Sydney
Australia
Prof
Burbank
Tommy Burns
Burns
Tommy
Tommassio
Bill" Squires
Boshter
Prendergast
Raff
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Vic Linning Challenges Kirkland To Pacific Coast Pool Match
Vic Linning issued a formal challenge to George Kirkland to a Pacific coast pool contest. Linning posted forfeit money with The Star's sporting editor as announced in Saturday's Star, but Kirkland has not accepted yet.
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Vic Sinning
George Kirkland
Vic Linning
Pacific Coast
Linning
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Star
Kirkland
Bunt by Shea Ends Tacoma Seattle Game
Tacoma won the game in the ninth when Danny Shea laid down a perfect squeeze with the bases loaded. Waters scored from third on a passed ball after the bunt. Seattle fought to tie in the ninth with Frink and Oriet connecting, but fell short as Allen struck out for Flick.
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Danny Shea
Waters
Seattle
Joe Seaton
Jess Baker
Baker
Frink
Oriet
Allen
Stanley
Flick
Brace & Hergert Split Doubleheader in Local League Action
Brace and Hergert defeated Seattle Lumber Co 10 to 3 in the morning, then fell to Bryant Lumber Co 3 to 2 in the afternoon. Chehalis extended its win streak to 25, beating South Bend 6 to 1. Excelsiors beat Myrtle Lodge 8 to 4 at Washington Park. Golden Gardens rallied in the eighth to edge Painters 5 to 4, as Hevery’s pitching shone for the Gardens.
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Seattle Lumber Co
Bryant Lumber Co
Chehalis
South Bend
Excelsiors
Myrtle Lodge
Fremont
Washington Park
Golden Gardens
Ballard
Hevery
the Gardens
World Championship Fights and Tennis Davis Cup News
A London flight for the Johnson Schreck boxing world title is noted with mention of past killers of Schreck. The tennis Davis Cup final will be decided in Australia on November 26 with Brookes and Wilding defending against a team from Ritelle Harte and the American entrant. The British American eliminations occur at Longwood Sept. 15. Tommy Agontos is highlighted as a leading American runner. Anthony J. Drexel announces winter training plans and potential funding for a new venture.
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Wilding
Ritelle and Harte
Pitr
Newport
Longwood Cricket Club
Boston
Coast League Faces War Over Territory and Outlaw Challenge
The Pacific Coast League faces a serious turf war with the rival outlaw California league as Sacramento expands to host next season and Oakland and San Francisco secure franchises. Revenue-backed clubs plan daily games, widening the fight versus the Coast League’s two games weekly setup. Harness racing event tops the sports page next Tuesday at Readville, the American trotting derby with a $50,000 purse.
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Tacoma
Sacramento
Stockton
Fresno
San Jose
Santa Crux
Alameda
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Seattle Hosts Washington State Tennis Tournament Opener
Seattle prepares for the Washington State Tennis Tournament at the Seattle Tennis Club courts near Madison and Summit. Key entrants Freeman and Miss Hoteh from California expected to contend for top honors while May Sutton is noted among leading women players. Joe Tyler may skip due to Spokane commitments as the event winds down with Friday night closing ceremonies. Tom McDonald returns to Seattle to oversee athletic programs and aims to secure AAU support for the 1904 exposition.
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