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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1908

Page

26

Keene’s Large Winnings Highlight Thoroughbred Breeding Economy

Special to The Washington Pat New York Deb shows James Keene’s five year racing profits and breeding outlays approach $700 000 and $900 000 respectively with horses earning over $1 000 000 in major years. The piece notes trainer transport feed and stud costs at Castle Hill. It credits the breeding industry and patrons as driving prosperity for Keene and other turfmen, buoyed by the Jockey Club and state support, making racing a major industry.

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Sporting Comment by J Ed Grillg on Betting and Baseball News

A broad sports column discusses racing at New York Metropolitan tracks and betting reforms, the impact of tighter laws on bookmakers, and the enduring appeal of major stake events. It also surveys baseball salaries, player value, and notable trades, with notes on Barry Burns and Connie Mack in winter deals and prospects for the upcoming season.

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Turner vs Mackey in Mio for Southern welterweight title

Joe Turner meets Rob Roy Mackey Monday night at Mio National Guard Gym in a promised welterweight championship bout. The card includes preliminaries with even money bets and the winner claiming the entire receipts after expenses.

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Rexane and Druid win Gala by neck at Fair Grounds

Special to The Washington Post reports Rexane and Druid upset the betting favorites in the opening Galta event at the Fair Grounds. Airborne and Summer riders struggled as Rexane led from the track, with Druid close behind to secure a neck victory over Autumn Maid in a taut finish.

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Winners and margins from New Orleans racing card

Results list from New Orleans featuring Galta My Love Roxane Artful Dodger Druid Kerry Antioch George Swain Littis Minister Mia Watchful Thurber Ornate Tom Shaw The Captain Joe Coyne and others with varying margins and placements across multiple heats and events.

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Relay Rages To Be Close Between Catholic University and St Johns

The Federal Indoor games feature a tight relay clash between Catholic University and St Johns College of Annapolis with last year’s Maryland campus quartet noted as strong contenders Captains and other top runners from both teams are listed for trials and hurdle events as the event draws near.

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Tom Shaws Handicap Dominates Wet Track Race

In a rain affected meet at Smersville Kenwood Handicap winner Tom Shaw led early fading midrace then surged to victory by a length in 1 49 14 seconds. Notable finishers included Rustler Alch, Leonards Dale, and Wolfville with several others recorded in the field.

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Horses, jockeys, and purses fill Riverside racing card

New Orleans racing program lists George Swain at 4 to 1 in race four with Moss Bering and a Ventura Handicap purse of 1600 dollars. Other races at Santa Anita and Los Angeles feature runners like Red Mivale, Jack, Foxy, Rosal Queen, and several named horses in selling stakes across furlongs to extended miles.

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St Louis Sells Rube Waddell to American Club Surprise

Historical notes show Connie Mack selling pitcher Rube Waddell to the St Louis Americans, a move seen as surprising yet indicating Mack tolerated Waddell’s eccentricities. The trade ended Waddell’s Athletics chapter as the team sought steadier performance and morale.

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Virginia Beats George Washington Despite Poor Passing Forms

Virginia defeats George Washington 10 to 2 as both teams struggle with passes and ball handling. Scott scores early for Virginia, Rutherford shines for the home side, and Georgetown battles in late minutes with waning offense.

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Unclear Names and Phrases in Historic Page Item

A fragmented OCR list includes many proper nouns and potential names such as New Orleans references, personal names like Alma, Dufour, Arkin, Water, and others, plus scattered place-like terms. The text reads as a garbled catalog or crowd of possibly event or personnel names with no clear action.

Koenig Kaisers Break Bowling World Record

In St Louis on March 7 local teams competed on American Bowling Congress alleys. The Koenig Kaisers defeated Hyde Parks and totaled 3,364 pins over three games to break the world three game record of 3,363 pins, previously set by the Howard Majors in Chicago. In the second game they rolled 1,207 pins tying the single game record set by Howard Majors on March 15, 1906.

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Views of a Ball Fan Cantillon A Poor Manager

A reader criticizes Cantillon for salary, misjudgments, and team selections. The piece blasts his handling of Hickman, praises pitchers Flugkes Kelly Johnson Peterson, and questions fielding by Street and Warner Street while noting Delehanty and McBride’s utility. It argues Washington teams have inconsistent talent and mocks managerial decisions.

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