Four favorites win at The Meadows in afternoon card
The Meadows program saw four favorites triumph with Mies Patr banks taking the opener by a nose over Hidden Hand. Steel drifted to 6 to 5 for two-year-olds while Philietina faded. Ming Naomi edged to second. Centre Shot led all the way in Witturton Handicap by half a length over Gloria with time 1 12, tying the track mark for six furlongs. Varieties closed the meeting by a stretch win as Burleigh and Critte failed to threaten.
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Mies Patrbanks
Hidden Hand
Steel
Philletina
Breely
Philietina
Ming Naomi
Horace
Centre Shot
Gloria
Critte
Burleigh
Walker
Varieties
Peegre Ee Eee
Wit K Atla
Tecundo
Beautiful
Heat
Meadows Br Kennedy Bets Up Mare at Auction
Report from Meadowland racing circles says Kennedy pressed the bid on a mare, raising price from 800 to 1000 with Ries backing. Varieties led post time while bookmaking shifts occurred with Sailor Bill Jackman yielding to Bill Mosely. Jockeys Archibald, Kelly split riding honors. Johnny Lyon showed a late reversal winning over 1000.
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BR. Kennedy
Fts
Johnie
Miss Officious
Otia Stockdale Case Faces National Baseball Inquiry
Atlanta July 15 Stockdale alleges Memphis manager Babb threw games to boost attendance and pennant chances. Stockdale, former Memphis player, now with Molole, claims he was ordered not to win after a certain point. Board of directors plans to hear June 18 and may take the case to national bodies.
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Star
Atlanta
Otia Stockdale
Southern League Board of Directors
National Association
National Commission
Stockdale
Babb
Memphia
Moloile
Mutug machine replacement debate stirs betting row
Pietro Marino emerges as a suspected ringer amid a betting clash over replacement of mutug machines. Marino reportedly wagered 128 dollars straight on the winner of race five while Allard, Be Man backed Centre Shot to place at 2 to 6, signaling a high stakes dispute.
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Pietro Marino Ta
Want
Allard
Smwashes Edge Vancouver Amid Injury Woes
Captain McKune suspended Frisky sidelined with illness Stanley out with a broken finger Cahill limping but the Smwashes defeated Vancouver. Doug’s men showed spirit as W Summers and wife with scout Tom O’Brien watched Seattle win from the press box.
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McKune
Frisky
Stanley
Cahill
Vancouver
Doug
W. Summers
Cleveland
Tom O'Brien
Seattle
Summers, Hyatts, and baseball talk in early notes
Summers shows interest in Hyatt while Ham has an off day in punk ball. Rush impresses a big league magnate and his scout as work continues at the Western Washington Park grounds on BE Madison. A half mile track is due to finish by mid August. John L Sullivan hints at a Boston mayoral run with friends urging him to enter. Abe Attell trains in Spokane for a July 18 fight with Kid Scaler at Post Falls, Wash.
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Mr. Summers
Hyatt
Ham
Rush
Western Washington Pair Association
BE. Madison
John L. Sullivan
Boston
John
John L. Ta
Abe Attell
Spokane
Kid Scaler
Post Falls
Wash
Thoroughbred racing results and events from July 14 1908
The page records multiple race results with horses, jockeys, and weights. Winners include a three year old in the first race and a four year old in the fourth, driven by W Gabriel and Wiener respectively. Kerry and Phillistina appear in show positions. notes cover pacing, distances, and post times with detailed placements and race conditions.
Tigers Coach Fort Casey Derby and Sound Tourney Notes
The Wash team thrashed North Yakima 12 to 1 as Tigers beat Hellingham 4 to 1. Yakima Vitere edged Fort Casey 7 to 4 with Nelson pitching. A 4 PM meeting in room 412 Lowman Bldg aims to form a Beattie speedway club. The Piret Hapitat church beat First Methodist 7 to 6 at Lincoln Park amid many errors. Local fan Martin injured July 4 returns on crutches. he cheered wildly. Boxers seek a match with the Durable Dane though schedules exceed 46 rounds.
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Piret Hapitat Church
Methodiata
Lincoln Park
Seattle Takes a Game
The Smashes edged the Vancouver sluggers 3 to 2 in a tense contest. Harry Rush pitched strong for Seattle, dominating against the spitball specialist George Eagle as Vancouver scoring came early on Rush’s wild throw. Cahill delivered the winning run in the fifth with a fence-bouncing hit.
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Harry Rush
Vancouver Sluggers
Rush
George Eagle
Siwakhes
Vancouver
Donovan
Lou Nordyke
Harry
Seattle
Graham
Fortier
Carney
Hem Hyatt
Cahill
Canucks
Littl
Hyatt
Nordyke
Flanni
American League Preview: Hayes Faces Seattle Swing in Palma City
A scrambled recap notes Marty Graham shining at third with two sensational one handed plays and Ortet’s solid fielding at short. Leanet covers first, Meets fields well, Vortiers hits help the team, as they prepare for an afternoon game with Hayes from Palma City set to start against Seattle.
Fayette and Sir Martin clash in Saratoga build up
John Madden sends two year olds Fayette and Sir Martin to Saratoga for a special race. Both are hailed by observers as top contenders among their age group and are the subject of debate over which is superior. Madden notes Fayette’s size and grace while Sir Martin is praised for stamina and speed.
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New York
John Madden
Fayette
Sir Martin
Saratoga
Payete
Helmet
Bay
James R. Keene
Ogden
Saratoga Belle
Madden
Sir
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