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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1909

Page

3

Americans Shine in English Racing Season

American horsemen excel in Britain since Lincoln season opener, with 62 US bred horses racing in 297 events winning 68 and earning nearly 100000 dollars in stakes. Individual stars include Dent and Hillside II plus Whitney entries like Belle of Troy and Oversight, while James R. Keene and H B Duryea also enjoy success despite some misfires.

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NY Jockey Club to tighten scratching rule for overnight events

The New York Jockey Club considers a rule requiring owners to pay one tenth of the purse when withdrawing their horses from overnight selling and puree races. Scratching costs depleted purse funds and reduced interest in racing last season.

Walted Press New York New York Jockey Club

Vanderbilt Cup Race Fails to Impress as Crowd Shrinks

The Vanderbilt Cup on Long Island drew far fewer spectators, with slow times and entries lacking former class. Debates over the race included Ford No. 2’s disqualification for engine changes, Shawmut winning the Guggenheim trophy, and allegations of near-fraud amid an era of auto racing politics. Willus Britt, influential sports promoter, dies, leaving a gap in the sport’s business leadership.

Long Island I 1 Auto New York Garden City Long Island Motor Parkway Seattle Shawmut M. Robert Guggenheim Automobile Club of America Ford Maho

California pair arrive for Davie Cup finals in Australia

Maurice McLoughlin and Melville Long, two California tennis stars, have landed in Sydney to represent the United States in the Davie Cup finals to be held soon. Both report excellent health after a long summer tournament schedule and will not play in warmup events prior to the finals.

United Press Sydney Maurice McLoughlin Melville Long California America Australia

International contents round off the game with steady practice

The team plans to conclude their match by maintaining practice routines and focusing on consistent training. Key players reinforce discipline as they aim to finish the game strongly and build fitness ahead of upcoming competitions.

Thompson Beats Martin In Close Brown & Hulen Event

A. B. Thompson defeated F. B. Martin 160 to 144 in a tight match at Brown & Hulen's. Jamen Valentine and M. K. Warner contest their own match tonight in the same Class A billiards tournament.

BE. A. Thompson F. B. Martin Brown & Hulen Jamen Valentine M. K. Warner

Lipton argues sport sustains life over mere money

Special to The Star Bir Lipton in New York says sport is essential to life not just a money chase It costs little to follow a sport and yields health sharper thinking and enjoyment He contrasts American baseball with English views and warns against betting corrupting sport He promotes youth participation and balanced work with leisure emphasizing sport as vital for character and happiness

the Star New York Nov. T Bir Thea LiPton England America Sporting News Se' Couran Nile Geaire

American Pugs to Invade Paris in Boxing Era

Several American boxers plan to travel to Paris for winter bouts. Willie Lewi and Billy Papke exchange challenges and offer large side bets while others like Kid McCoy, Jim Corbett, Bob Fitzsimmons, and Joe Gans discuss earnings, venues, and life overseas. Corbett and Fitzsimmons are sought as stage performers. Gans runs a Baltimore hotel and bar.

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Local Auto Men Form Strong Seattle Club

About 20 prominent Seattle auto dealers meet to organize a Seattle Automobile association to promote touring auto shows and local interest in the sport. M. Robert Guggenheim leads the drive and may leave for New York Friday. officers to be elected at the session. The group will cooperate with the existing Seattle Automobile club and discuss plans for an all Seattle auto show in January with two proposals already on the table.

Seattle Seattle Automobile Association M. Guggenheim Lowman Building M. Robert Guggenheim New York SB. A. A Guggenheim Extsting Seattle Automobile Club Beattia

Jack Johnson Faces $2000 Suit In Chicago Court

World heavyweight champion Jack Johnson appeared in municipal court in Chicago to answer a $2000 suit filed by Yank Kennedy. The case was set for hearing next week.

Chicago Jack Johnson Yank” Kennedy

Ewing Plans Bid Amid Coast Fight League Details

A note from Chicago lists J. Cal Ewing of Into Bidding as proposing a $75,000 purse and more for a boxing bout by Jack Gleason Ewing with San Prest stockholders of the Pacific Coast league. Ewing, en route to New York for a bid, plans to build a pavilion with ink capacity in San Francisco. McCarey of Los Angeles expects a New York bout around November 1 with a decision at the Hotel Albany on December 1.

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Corrugated and galvanize coal hods priced across line

Fragmentary steel and coal hod pricing text lists corrugated and galvanized hods with prices such as 10c 17 40c and 5c. Mentions steel durability comparisons and several product codes though specifics are obscured by garbled OCR.

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