Favorites Win at Meadows Racing Day
The Meadows card featured four favorites and two second choices winning. Gypsy King at 12 to 1 took the Clyde handicap in the day’s highlight, beating Crithe by a half length. Cadichon edged for third by a neck as rest of the contenders faded. Jim Simpson won the sixth race after a strong run, and Ida May upset Bu colle in the third with a 1 12 2-5 time.
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Mirzer
Pedro
Barney Oldfield
Cadichon
Critic
Crithe
Kerry
Katte King
Jim Simpson
von Tromp
Butte Wonder
Potrero Grande
Ida May
Bucolle
Fireball
Billy Engstrom
Meadows Archibald Leads Silver Sap Stand Despite Losses
Archibald remains atop the silver sap standings with 20 points as Meatry trails with 14 and Scoville 11 after two wins yesterday. St. James stable had two wins including Shirley Ross More and Ida May. Betting and race outcomes show Koerner’s rough ride under scrutiny, Gypsy King and Red Hall delivering wins, and notable losses for Bain, Harlan, Fryer, Nelson Jones, and Fatty Phillips. Enoch Wishard plans a large Oakland string. Coney Island and Brooklyn clubs face substantial stakes losses this season.
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Meatry
Scoville
Harris
Wilson
Coburn
Koerner
McIntyre
Watleh
C. Russell
Rettin
Donvits
Andrews
Alamé
Shelton
School Day Special at Crown Clothing Co
Clothing sale for boys with suits priced 1 50 to 2 00 and 2 50 for larger sizes. Crown Clothing Co at 1121 First Ave advertises discounts on regular price suits.
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Crown Clothing CO
First Ave
Frankie Nell Stops Langdon in Dramatic Sixth Round
Frankie Nell defeated Jack Langdon in the sixth round at the National Athletic Club in Philadelphia in a bout noted for Nell's aggressiveness and sharp left work. Langdon pressed with both hands but failed to land decisive blows as Nell controlled the late rounds and staggered Langdon with a hard jaw shot.
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Philadelphia
Frankie Nell
Jack Langdon
National Athletic Club
Langdon
Net
Jack
Sixth Rack results and race details with key riders
One mile races show Meiling pour year olds and higher with Meiling leading in the first rack and Grande surging to place ahead of Comtector. Holling and Jones ride strong in the second rack aiding Koerner and Coffey driven entries as timed figures anchor the finishes with winner and place shows noted.
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Meiling
Firat
Jock
Norse Ena
Coffey
Fyan
Albans
Whee
Karl- Marguerite A
J. Coffey
Torma
Local bout ends in knockdown as fighter falters
In a decisive round a boxer rose for a tough stand but a stomach punch felled him to the canvas. Referee counted to ten as the fighter remained down and unable to rise, signaling a stoppage. The helpless display drew attention as the crowd watched the ending.
Long 13 Inning Tie Racers Seattle and Butte
Seattle and Butte battled through 13 innings before darkness halted the game tied 6 to 6. Brilliant defense and late scoring rallies defined the finish with key plays from Bennett Frisk and Frisk, while Seattle turned five double plays, four of them by Seattle.
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Hutte
Hobby Caruthers
Sroom
Ingbeath
Butte
Swain
Ortez
Portier
Harkness
Howe
Fortierens
Eliza
Benner
Flick
Ellie
Frisk
Rowan
Hurley Removed From Grounds After Onfield Incident
Hill Hurley was escorted off the grounds by a policeman early in yesterday's game after allegedly directing foul language at Dugdale from the coaching lines. Umpire Carruthers declined to act, prompting Dugdale to have Hurley removed. Dugdale defends his action as within his rights and for the welfare of the game.
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Dwyer
Koerner
Dugdate
Hurley
Northwest
East
Jockey Club Announces Record Stakes for 1908-09 Season
San Francisco reports Secretary Percy W. Treat issued the New California Jockey Club stake blanks for the season opening in Oakland on November 7. Highlights include a $10,000 added Burn s handicap and total event values around $14,000 to $17,000, with numerous stakes and added money across January to March 1909 and special races.
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Percy W. Treat
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Jockey Club
Sacramento
Andrew
Portland Los Angeles Game Scores and Regional Transit Rates
Yesterday's games show Portland beating Los Angeles 8 to 6 and San Francisco-Oakland 9 to 3 in separate matches. The notice lists westbound rail rates via Oregon A. BR. & Navigation Co from Chicago to Beattie at 28 dollars, from St. Louis 35.50, and Kansas City Omaha 30 dollars, with deposits and further details at Union Ticket Office 1608 First Ave. E. Ellis, Gen. Agt.
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Chicago
Beattie
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Union Ticket Office
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Gen. Agt
Detroit and Cleveland Chess Match Scored Narrowly
Fragmentary report shows Detroit and Cleveland teams in a close contest with scattered scores including a 7 and a 6 in various rounds. Unclear opponent names and dates limit full reconstruction of the event and outcome.
Nelson Defeats Gans To Retain Lightweight Title
Nelson successfully defended his lightweight championship yesterday afternoon after a grueling 20 round contest with Joe Gans. The champion pressed with lefts and rights driving Gans to the ropes and delivering commanding blows as the Negro faded, ending with Gans unable to answer the bell.
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Gans
Nelson
Carner
Times
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