Meadows Close With Record Winning Run In Alaska Handicap
The Meadows closed its summer racing season with a massive crowd. Green 1 won the Alaska Handicap at one mile and one sixteenth by breaking the world record, Ed win T. Fryer placed second as Royalen took third. Vox Popuil missed a world record by one fifth of a second while Listowel defeated Achieve in the two year old sprint. Billy Pullman led the final race but John Lyle placed second. The band then played Auld Lang Syne as the 1908 meeting ended.
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Meadows provide a peak racing meet at King County Fair
The Meadows season at King County Fair Association earned praise for clean racing amid multiple suspensions and reinstatements. Matt Reis added Ida May to St James Stable for 1525 dollars. Jockey Lycurgus regained good standing, while Kelly McIntyre Holand and Gauge remained banned. Jack Witt reinstated. Charley McCafferty restored after knife incident. Ada Hanford presented the cup to Archibald after the final race. Sanford sold Brandy for 900 dollars and bet High Gun, which won. Bookmakers largely recovered, with Hughey Jones and Sam Summerfield posting large gains. Al Pollock departed for San Francisco after a strong Meadows season.
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Painters Defeat Golden Gardens In Ballard Game
The Painters beat Golden Gardens of Ballard 2 to 1 at Dugos Park yesterday in a tight baseball contest. Guiber led the Comets to a 2 to 1 win over Seattle Produce at Woodland Park in the fifteenth inning. Dugdale signs Bill Waters to infield duties to boost the locals.
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Butte and Seattle Clash in Bizarre Court of Errors
Article recounts two games where Butte defeated Seattle twice amid chaotic play and alleged unpremeditated actions. Mentions fans Janeta and Janerinen, inquest context, and a troubling sequence with Hickey and Portier among players. Includes umpire and official notes and references to baseball figures and teams.
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Kidletsa
Seattle
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Racing Chart from Listowel Race Meeting
A fragmented list of horse races at Listowel including First Rack, Second Rack, Third Rack and Fourth Race results. It notes times, horses, owners and jockeys with scattered finishing positions and comments on performance and conditions. The text reflects a detailed day’s standings with multiple horses such as Cadichon and Green Seal My minutes and mentions of trainers and entrants.
Standing of jockeys at The Meadows 1908 season
The Meadows season shows 1908 standings with a rider average of 67 percent from two wins in three mounts. Archibald leads with 162 mounts and 23 wins, though his stated average appears incorrect. King improved late but had few mounts for a 25 percent rate. J McIntyre and Wa_e were riding well before suspension, and would have finished strong if not suspended.
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Walker Heads List of The Meadows Winning Owners
The King County Fair Association paid nearly 200000 in stakes to Meadows horsemen. W Walker topped the owners with 16195, winning the two biggest stakes, the 1909 Handicap and the Derby, both with Stanley Pay. St. James Stable followed with 9990, Green Seal Ida May and Lotus Kater earning much of the remainder. Sam Hildreth’s stable rose to third with 6010, aided by two-year-olds, while Milly Cahill and Smiley Corbett also posted strong figures.
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Green Seal
Ida May
Lotus Kater
Sam Hildreth
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Walter Justus fires third no hit game this season
Walter Justus, Lancaster Ohio pitcher, struck out 14 Lima batters in a near perfect outing as only two opponents reached first base. The performance adds to a season of no hit games for the hurler and draws attention to his pitching prowess.
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Lancaster, C
Lima
Denver Return Fare On Sale By Oregon Railroad Co
Tickets priced 55.60 for Denver round trip offered by Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co. Tickets available for sale on the 15th and 16th with validity of twenty nine days. Reservations and information at Union Ticket Office 608 First Ave. E. Ellis serves as General Agent.
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