Four Favorites Win At Meadows
The Meadows meet saw four first choices Nagasam Pal Listowel and Rubinon win their races. Magrane took the opener, Sachet at 15 to 1 won the last with a photo finish over Ripper and Distributor. Nagaram led all the way in the six furlong second race, with Riandy closing for second. Listowel dominated the two year olds while Fair Annie defeated Stech for place.
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Meadows Yeater
Nagasam
Pal
Listowel
Rubinon
Poatin Te To
Magrane
Sachet
Rip
Nagaram
Riandy
Gene Russell
Stec
Fair Annie
Wee Burnett
Wesom
Ci Rubinon
Koerner
Burnett
Deanna
Deneen
Andocho
Hermmian
Kitty
Brown
Raubinen
Maud
Lord Dalmeny- Besele
T. Breedhover
Eaati
Ubvnon
O'Neil
Yiorse
Gwner
Sockay
Sobra Viata
Ieee Kipper
Mahannes
Urussell
Dieteibuter
Nell
Coles
Rhinock
Ougaen
Moland
Geo. Kilborn
Our Sallie
Long & Co
Caimar (Jackson
Blyneh
Jon J. Mohe
Halferty
Jmayes
Bede Hachet
Kipper
W Covington
Cloude
Ripper
Hatributer
Jockey Morgan Suspended After Meadow Ride and Pool Hall Bouts
Jockey Arthur Morgan was suspended indefinitely after a last place ride on All Alone last Monday. The same night saw a billiards tournament climax with Roy Shumway edging Billy Engstrom 80 to 46 amid betting and pipe-bothering hoo-doo talk.
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Arthur Morgan
Morgan
Noar
Billy Engstrom
Roy Shumway
Engstrom
Singing Kid
Clarence Ges
Shumway
Pat O' Well
Geo. Koester
Koester
Lee Campbell
Joe Schreiber
al Pollock
Able Meyer
Charley Zacharias
Abie
Sam” Friedlander
Turf Notes From The Meadows Portend Big Wins
Al Coney snapped a winning streak to cash a five dollar bet into a bank roll amid a turbulent day. Combury faltered while Seaville rode two winners Nagazam and Sachet. Jockeys Rettig Hayes Koerner and Mariin rode to victory as Eddie Sachs sought Maud McG with a straight wager. Page endured a lingering leg issue that kept him off the saddle.
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al Coney
Seaville
Nagazam
Sachet
Rettig
J. Hayes
Koerner
Mariin
Eddie Sachs
Maud McG
Donaldson Issues A Challenge In 116 Pound Class
Harvey Donaldson, 116 pound Pacific coast wrestler, issues a challenge to meet any day of his weight under amateur rules. He heads east on October 1 to represent the Central M. Co. A. of Chicago in winter meets, and any local matches must be workouts as he has beaten nearly every foe in his weight in this section. Contact via The Star. Always consult your wife but do as you please.
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Harvey Donaldson
Pacific Coast
Donaldson
Central ¥. M. Co. A
Chicago
Harvey
Bluff and Baseball Legends: Stricker and Stovey Pivoted Innings
The old time catcher Cub Stricker described his famed bluff to tag base runners soon after second, recalling how he trained his catcher to throw wide of second. Harry Stovey of the Athletics is cited as a master basestealer he faced, with a memorable extra inning confrontation and a ballpark crowd reaction.
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Cub Stricker
Stricker
Adelphia Harry Stovey
Athletics
Cobb Market Buys Jump With Cobb Name Fueling Prices
Detroit paid Augusta seven hundred dollars for Ty Cobb and Ty Cobb’s brother Paul has been sold to the St. Louis Browns by the Joplin club of the Western association for two thousand dollars. Ty Cobb’s play has boosted the Cobb market.
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Detroit
Augusta
Ty Cobb
Paul
St. Louis Browns
Joplin Club
Western Association
Tyrus
Racing Day Notes From a Track Card
A detailed summary of race events includes multiple races with horses, jockeys, and times. Notable names appear such as Menry, Keene, and Burnett, with mentions of horses like Rose and Maud, plus various owners and drivers. The text reads as a racing program snapshot detailing positions, odds, and finishing gaps across six races.
Carpenter Denied Foul Charge in Olympic 400 Meter
George Congdon, an attorney from New York, backs a clear account of the London Olympic 400 meter race. He says Carpenter did not foul Lieut. Halewelle as the British runner tried to pass on the inside. Judges briefly halted the race. controversy lingered over American and British conduct.
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Condine
England
George Congdon
New York
London
Anch
Congdon
Carpenter
Halewelle
Halawelle
Dorando
Hayes
Baseball News Mix Includes Promises and Trades
The column notes aging stars like Freddy Parent and Langford, minor league funding shifts, and the ban on bonuses. It reports Warhop joining the New York Americans, upcoming Intercity amateur baseball games between New York and Philadelphia, an All‑American team touring Japan, and rumors Cincinnati may trade Hans Lobert for Tim Jordan.
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New York
Philadelphia
Japan
Kaufman Knocks Out Flynn At Naud Junction
In Los Angeles last night Al Kaufman delivered a decisive knock out in the ninth round after trading blows with Jim Flynn through eight rounds. Flynn had led briefly in the early exchanges but Kaufman connected with a sharp left and right to end the bout.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Jim Flynn
Naud Junction
al Kaufman
Colorado
Flynn
Kaufman
Washington Huskies Players and Boxing Promises Highlight Sports Talk
Bob Brown predicts Dode Brinker will be drafted by a major league club while praising Washington Huskies chances over Pat Flannigan and Ham Hyatt. A Spokane boast about an C. D. Stimson interview is debunked amid alleged discrepancies. Stanley Ketchell and Bill Papke sign to fight 25 rounds near Los Angeles on Labor Day with a 158 pound weight limit and a $600 forfeit posted.
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Bob Brown
Dode Brinker
University of Washington
Pat Flannigan
Ham Hyatt
Vancouver
Stanley Ketchell
Bill Papke
Jeffries Club
Los Angeles
Mach Man
Ketehell
New Westminster lacrosse champs snub outside challenges
The New Westminster team secured a decision over Papke after ten hard rounds and will accept no outside challenges this year. Saturday the victorious squad will be presented with gold watches donated by citizens of the British Columbia city.
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New Westminster
British Columbia
Annual Tourney of Shooters Opens Final Day
The Washington State Sportsmen's Association resumes the second day of the annual tournament at the West Seattle Gin Club with 60 top marksmen in the northwest. BK J Chingren of Spokane led traps with 192 of 200 as wind hindered many favorites. At last night's meeting BE Bilis of Seattle was reelected president and Tacoma slated as next tourney site.
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Washington State Sportsmen's Association
Northwest
West Seattle
BK. J. Chingren
Spokane
Northern Hotel
Unclear) Calire Hitters Struggle In Seattle Defeat
The Seattle squad failed to connect against a strong champion lineup as Brown’s Portland recruit highlighted the hitting by going three-for-something in early innings. Frisk and Friskette misplayed balls enabling miscues, while Zimmerman’s alert throw cut down speed at third. Brinker and Brinker’s hits contributed but missed chances left Seattle short of runs despite occasional rallies.
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Calire
Seattle
Aberdeny
Brown
Portland
Frisk
van Buren
Streth Hag
Aes
Julie
Brinker
McKune
Terry
Householder
Zimmerman
Abe
Rush
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