Stanley Fay Shines In Cascade Handicap Showdown
Stanley Fay, Derby hopeful, faced a strong field including Eyebright and Massa in a weight-tilting Cascade Handicap at one mile and one hundred yards. Eyebright led early, Stanley Fay rallied but Walker entry won, Eyebright taking second by a length. The Meadows Selling Stakes went to Boga at 6 to 1 after pacemakers tired, Green Seal was runner up, Hello of Iroquois faded last. Time records noted at 1.44 for Cascade and 1.385 for the Meadows race.
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Eyebright
E. T. Fryer
Massa
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Northwest
Stan
Ley Payalwin
Walker
Meadows
Bog@a
Security
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Green Seal
Hello
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Ring
Iid Water
Oaklord
Rapid Water
Grand Opera
Harlem
Chicago
Boggs
Stanley Pay
Gloria
Hogeg
Early Tide
California
Loree
Fay
Edwin
Wallnaueer
Mamie
Wemer
Kater
Devaar
Onan Oeet Keene
Royal Pineh Itt
Jane How Bedly
Orivine
Furio
Meadows Racing Ledger Shows Fast Times and Heavy Losses
The Meadows meet featured fast six furlongs in 1:12 and a 1:78 mile, with Grand Opera and Boggs among notable winners. traders like Engstrom Fryer Harlan Rain suffered large losses while public betting totaled about $30,000. Boggs boosts Derby prospects, and Jockey Aver faces ride restrictions for Sobra Vista stable.
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Engstrom
Fryer
Harlan
Rain
Jockey Aver
Sobra Vista
Service Albert Mansen Diamonds Watches Jewssex First and Chambery
Albert Mansen operates a shop dealing in diamonds and watches with a broad stock list. The notice lists items including jewelry and timepieces for sale under department store style offerings.
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Albert Mansen
Jewssex, First and
Chpmreyatical Department
Yankee Athletes Shine In Olympic Champs Headlines
London July 20. Je0tm J. Pin meen and Mebvide W. Streppard, Irish-American New York stars, top Yankee teens by winning two vast Olympic events. Streppard set a 2:25.5 mile mark. Flanagan claimed hammer with 171 feet inch at Jamestown expo September 1907 lifting National AAU junior title. McGrath of NYAC held record 173 feet 7 inches.
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Star
London
J. Pin Meen
Mebvide W. Streppard
New York
Pyard Norppel
Hahis
Wiso
Flanagan
Jamestown Exposition
Flannigan
M. J. McGrath
New York Athletic Club
McQgrath
Jockey Willie Holmes Ends Life After Illness
Jockey Willie Holmes 34 a former star on American and European tracks died by his own hand yesterday at The Meadows after suffering a stomach ailment that resisted relief. An operation weeks earlier left him on a houseboat near the Duwamish with an attendant nearby. Friends William Short and William Magrane heard a shot as they spoke outside about 60 feet away, finding Holmes on the floor with a forehead wound. Body taken to Bonney-Watson funeral parlors.
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Willie Holmes
Holmes
Wamish
William Short
William Magrane
Bonney-Watson Funersl
Star Form Chart Suxth Rach Atx Furlongs Handicap
The race lists horses such as Grithe Bauer Sugarmain Pleur de a and Mint Rows with judges noting Timon Timon odds and post times. Jockey Newgent Old Ned and Cahtitt Cortit appear with results showing Critic and Sugarmald in the stretch. winner listed as Neugent with trainer Landry.
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Inden
Grithe
Bauer
Morgan
van Tromp
Weil
Smiley Corbett
Cahitt & Cortit
Timon Ott
Hugarimald
Neugent
Landry
Crithe
Mist
Corbett
Standing of jockeys through July 18
The standings list jockeys who have not ridden a winner up to July 18. Names include Gargan McEwen Russell W McIntyre Carrot W Riley Coles Dearborn White McClain Golden King Glass Shelton Salmon Fain Hoppe Kzell Andrews Anderson Murphy Berry Morper Schlesinger Lindhorst.
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McEwen
C. Russell
Carrot
W. Riley
Coles
Dearborn
White
McClain
Golden
King
Glass
Shelton
Salmon
Fain
Hoppe
Kzell
Andrews
Anderson
Murphy
Berry
Morper
Schlesinger
Lindhorst
Scandal Leads to Raceday Ban at The Meadows
The Meadows suspends owner and several horses amid a scheme to fix races. Officials report a proposal to make a horse win using an electric device or by stopping rivals. Investigations target turf operators suspected of bilking bettors, with calls to wipe out such practices across the circuit.
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Alien Tire
Witte Matoek
Cataline
Offi
Cial
Finlock
Allen
Adlerbin Saree Kelly
Genie
Bluloek
Wolfe
Ogee
Cowell
Wreed
Seattle Wins Final Game in High-Scoring Clash
Harry Rush won his game on the firing line by a score of T to 3 as Seattle defeated the Canucks. Engle pitched for Canucks and was wild, issuing four walks and a wild pitch that scored Fink. Bennett homered twice and drove in key runs, while Seattle’s offense produced multiple hits and drives throughout the contest.
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Seattle
Harry Rush
George Engle
Canucks
Engle
Telled Fink
Cahill
Allen
McKune
Bennett
Ham Hyatt
Fink
Lassi
Graham
Kennett
Hunatine
Luss
Norkyke
Flannigan
Sugder
Snyder
Jana
Rush
Dugdale
Bolee
Idaho
Bunetine
Mount Baker Parks Win Narrowly Over Ballard Busters
In a fast game on Optimo grounds Mount Baker Parks defeated Ballard Busters 1 to 56. Scribbles pitched splendidly with McDonald featuring at bat. Batteries: Mt Baker Scribbles and McDonald Ballard Busters Stokke Holland and Anderson.
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Optimo
Mount Baker Parks
Ballard Busters
Mt. Bakers
McDonald
Mt. Bakera
Scribbles
Ballard Basters
Stokke
Holland
Anderson
Sporograms and sailing wins in early season notes
A mixed report notes the end of Seattle baseball for five weeks as teams tour road venues. It also covers yacht race results aboard Lurline and Otine, plus Olympic gaze at Greek revival sports, and scattered local happenings including cycling and water polo efforts fading into the Columbia City scene.
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Lehr ‘Hortip
Cathe Clair
Carnes
MWD
Biwintlos
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