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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-21
NO FEATURE
ON PROGRAM
POOR HORSES cARDED TO RUN
AT SANTA ANITA
Two-Year-olds VIII Have Chance to
Break Out of Maiden Glass
in the Second
Number
BY IRVING b. CLEMENT

Although the card for this afternoon
consists of sprints alone and the best
horses at the track do not perform
1t is a balanced lot that start in
the different events.
There is no feature event on the
card, but there are two good purse and
four selling races which will keep the
racegoers guessing.
Eight sprinters will run the six
furlong route in the opening number
on the bill. Alleviator has lot OF
speed and Boland will probably ride
him. Airs is speedy and likes soft
track Burns will be the pilot. sum-
mer Cloud, the hard luck mare, is the
class, but is unreliable. Adelbert Belle
and Pacific Electric both have a. LOT
of speed.
Sixteen maiden two-year-olds are
scheduled to go over the three and q
have won his last start and will have
Musgrave on his back today. Farce
ran a good second to Antioch earlier
in the week. Foreguard seems to like
a longer distance, as he is a slow be-
ginner, Gull Holland is a good-loolking
colt, but does not run to his work. c.
w. Riley is due to come to life.
Such fair mud performers as Lady
Vashti, Transmute, Virginia Lorraine,
AQOrdIlOn ana SeN6Tdl OllltIS ildho UP
the field in the third event. Lady
Vashti does we'll in her morning trials.
Transmute will be ridden by Miller.
Virginia Lorraine likes soft track and
can go the distance. Alteration Is the
class, but is inclined to sulk. Lady
Kitty has a lot of early foot.
Split of Third
The fourth race is a split of the
third and takes the place of a handicap
which did not fill. Gossiper III will
have a chance again to earn brackets.
Teacress is always close up, but is a
poor breaker. Stoney Lee likes the
slow going and needs a good strong
rider The gray filly, Pepper and Salt,
is one of the ladies' pets and they will
play their fayorite. Sweeney can have
the rest.
The fifth race should furnish good
sport, as the field is an evenly matched
one. Ben Stone won his last race by
open daylight. Humero ran a good
second to John C. Rice in fast time.
Orifiamb will show Improvement over
his last race. Wise Child can do bet
ter than her last out. Litholin ran a
few nice races around here.
The closing event of the day brings
out a good lot of sprinters. Columbia
Girl, Escalante, Monte Lucille, Gate
way and Rustling Silk will probably
put up battle royal for the long end
of the purse.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-21
MANY TUIMBLES AT
CITY PARK RACES
BY Associated Press.

.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 20.--Six jock
eys were tumbled from their mounts at
City park today without being injured.
Five of these accidents occurred In the
steeplechase over the short course.
Five out of nine starters either
stumbled enough to throw their riders,
or fell outright, one accident ing
at the first jump, second at the
fourth, a third at the fifth and two
more at the sixth.
The other fall occurred in the fifth
ra ce when the favorite, Sir Toddington,
at l to 8 stumbled and threw his rider,
Flynn, during jam around the first
turn. Results:
First race three furIongs-Sha Wolf won,
Miss Hapsburg second, Yoseka third; time
:S8 As.
Second race, steeplechase, short course
Dunnine won. Buchanan second, Rejectabe
third time $40.
Third race, hve furlonss-Mae Hamilton
won Pierate Diana second. Donaldo third;
time 104 As.
ro,rtb race. seven furlongs. handicap
pedro won. Ace High second. Lad OF Lang
don third; time 1871 s-5.
r,,.h race. one mile-Posins won, Cambria
ms second. Katie Powers third; time 1:47 a-b.
e,x,h race. seven furlongs-Animus won,
uart,us second. Black Mantilia third; time
1881 AS. s.,
eav.nth race, mile and sixteenth-sainse-
won Rexano second, Miss Mezzoni third;
time 1854 %.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-21

None. first; George B. Mccqean's Kentish
Monarch reserve.
Puppy bitches-Mrs. o. w. Harris Ace OF
Spades, first. Novice, bitches; @. s. Haili-
wells Baysde Princess, first. Limit bitches:
c. r. Lenz's Kilburn Bilo first; Mrs ]. L..
Eigholz's Metropolitan Mol. second; Clifford
R. Horne's Vine Mount Pearl. third. Open
bitches C. #. Lenz's Kilburn Bio, first;
Metropolitan Moll, second Winners, bitches
Kilburn Bilo first; Metropolitan Mol, re-
serve.
Airdale terriers puppies. dogs-Miss Helen
F. Woods Culbertson Knight, first. Novice
Pincher, first; C. l.. Fosters Culbertson
Knight, second Limit dogs-Leigh G.
Garnsey's Aireshire Lad, first; Miss Helen
F. Woods Culbertson knight. second =. L.
Fosters Culbertson Plncher, third open
dogs-Airshire Lad first; Culbertson Knight
second; Culbertson Pincher, third. Win
ners. first Ayrshire Lad; reserve, Culbertson
Knight Novice bitches-P. l.. Harley $
Jean, first Limit bitches--Leigh G. earn
sey's Ayrshire Lass, first. Open bitches
Leigh G. Garnsey's Fluffy Ruffles, first.
winners, first, Ayrshire Fluffy Ruffles; re-
serve, Ayrshire Lass.
only entry absent Novice dogs-Richard
Thomas British M. P. first: Dollie Grt-
hams Frisco Trap. second. Limit dogs
Peter H. Nissen's kascimo Act n nrs.,
Mrs. c. E. Haas Spotty, second. open
dogs-John Bradshaw's Sabine Ringer, hrst.
winners first, Sabine Ringer; reserve Kas-
elmo Act Puppy bitches-Mrs H. A. Win
ters Trip III. first; G. f. Heirs Mischief
second Novice bitches-Mrs. H. A. VIA
ters Trip III, first; G. f. Heirs Mischief
second; Richard Thomas Ciirnsmuir jessie
third Limit bitches-E. w. Treadweil
Queen, first; Mrs. C. w. Collins Dido, sec
ond Open bitches-Mss Brenda Browns
Champion Sabine Baldia, first; e. W. Tread
wells Queen, second. Winners, frst Cham-
pion Sabine Baldia; reserve, Tripp Ill
Fox terriers wire haired, novice dogs
Irving C. Ackerman's Thunderstorm van
guard first Open dogs-Irving c. Acker-
mans Thunderstorm Penance. first La
Sonrisa kennels La Sonrisa Valiente. sec
ond; John Peters Cainsmuir Pitter. third
winners dogs, Thunderstorm Penance. hrst'
reserve La Sorinsa Valiente. Open bitches
La Sonrisa Kennels La Sonrisa Nuestra'
first; Irving C. Ackerman's Champion Hum
berstone Hope, second Winners, bitcnts'
first La Sonrisa Nuestra; reserve, Champion
Thunderstorm Hope.
Daimatinas coach dogs). puppy dogs
Freeman Fords Arroyo Conspirator. hrst'
Limit dogs-Same dog, only entry Open
dogs-Frank Neall Robnson's Glenwood
Adonis frst Mrs. e. A. Armstrong; Teddy
Boy second Winners, dogs, first arroyo
Conspirator; reserve, Glenwood Adonls'
Limit bitches-Freeman Ford's Arroyo Co
quette, first. Open bitches-Same dog only
entry. winners. bitches, Arroyo Coquette'
No reserve given.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-21
MAYOR HARPER HOLDS UP
ANTI-RACE TIP ORDINANCE

Mayor Harper is holding the anti
race tip ordinance at the request of
Councilman Henry Lyon and others.
The feature of the amended law
which has caused most comment is
that which debars the selling or giving
away of any newspaper which contains
race tips.
AS thousands of newspapers from all
over the states reach Los Angeles daily,
all of them containing race tips, these
would have to be seized or the sellers
arrested.
If these newspapers are allowed to
disseminate tips and the Los Angeles
press is disbarred the inference is that
favoritism would be shown, the coun-
cilmen argue. Hence a new deal will
be made Monday.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-21
STANLEY FAY
GRABS PLACE


SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2O.-The
Redwood handicap was the feature of
the day at Emeryville. Peter Sterling
was a strong favorite, but he made
a poor showing. Fred Bent attempted
TO make a runaway race of 1t, but
Janeta went to the front and carried
away the purse.
Stanley Fay, which is getting ready
for the derby on Saturday, was press
ing the winner hard at the finish.
The sixth race, at mile, was cap
tured by vox Populi, 20 to l shot.
Results:
First race Futurity course. selling-Reene
w. Jos (GiIbert), IL to 2, won: Galmoore 100
IF. Kelly, Is to l. second; Billy Myer. 115
Davis, is to !, third Time. 1lo s-5. BAIL.
vronsky Bal Reed. Curriculum, lee Crest,
Karennina. Ell Otros. Prince Brutus Eleva-
ton and Sir Angus finished named
Second race, three furiongs. purse-Mozart.
Ill fSandy), to 2, won; Bill Eaton. 100
Gfishcr), 7 to /. second; Novgorod. 1os Keogb),
to s. third Time. s5 as Lookout King
Ferdinand, ]. w. Furer, Sir AIvescot Sir
Davy. Maxmont, Captain Hansen. The Drake,
Gary Granny and j. f. DAILY finished as
named.
Okirschbaun) Is TO 5, won; Brookleaf, 1906
"A. WASH. 70 /. second Catherine F, 95
fsandy). IS to 1, third. Time. 1:42. Cuer-
navaea. High Gun, Buto and Wanna finished
as named Ban Lord and Marian Louise fell.
Fourth race. mile. Redwood handicap--Jan-
eta. 800 CHeatherton), to l. won; Stanley
Fay l01 (EIarris). TO l. second; Spring Ban.
90 a. Walsh, 10 to !, third. Time. 1;s9 S-5.
Fred Bent. Peter Sterling and Red Leaf fin
ished as named.
Fifth race. mile, seling-san Gil. 1o2 O..
Butler), Is 10 ]. won; Wuerzburger. 1Oz
01ayea) IL to 6. second; Mrs. O'Farre loC
"a walsh). q to 6, third. Time, la As.
Patriotic. Bobby shafto. slightly. Billy Wat
kins. NO Father and Rustler finished az
named.
sixth race. one mile. purse-vox Populi, los
W. Kelly. 20 10 1. wont st. Elmwood, 10i
Davis. to S. second Monyina, IS a. But
ier3 7 to T. third. Time, 1;46 2-5. Tayora.
Dorado. Rather Royal. ri cazador and Ban
mock Bob finished as named.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-21
HORSEMEN'S CLUB BALL
ONE LARGE ENJOYMENT

One large enjoyment was had by all
who attended the Santa Anita Horse
mems club ball at the lakewood Inn.
Arcadia, last night. and the question
as to whether everybody was happy OF
everybody glad was answered in the
affirmative all the way through
The bugle called the field to the post
at little after o'clock, and from
there on four furlong sprints were
carded for the babies and distance races
for the aged performers Several
stables won with FLIES that have beer
under cover all meeting, being prepped
for killing, but no one was loser when
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-21
Sand pabs Play Baseball

LONG BEACH, Feb. 2O.-The Long
Beach high school team defeated
Compton yesterday afternoon at base
ball by score of go. in ten-inning
game. Boyle, pitcher for the locals,
struck out sixteen men while Webb of
Compton famed eight. The girls
basketball team. which is expected to
make close run again this year for
the championship of the WomaS's
league, defeated Marlborough yester-
day by score OF "a to 8.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-21
Redlands Plans Sport Celebrations

REDLANDS, Feb. 20. - Saturday,
Washington's birthday, will be busy
day here with two ball games and the
gathering of Odd Fellows from San
Bernardino, Riverside and other towns
in the two counties. In the morning
there will be a baseball game between
the Odd Fellows of this city and Ban
ming. In the afternoon the San Ber-
nardino Independents will play local
team. In the afternoon and evening
the first degree contest between the
odd Fellow lodges of Riverside, Token
lodge of San Bernardino and Redlands
wifi take place.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-21
capps Caps Climax

SAN BERNARDINO. Feb. 20.-A
movement is on here, headed by w. r.
Capps, himself professional ball play,
err, to organize a semi-pro1essionai
baseball team here and the maintain
ing of a first class baseball park. It
is believed there is ample material IN
cn1,Id he well supported IL handled in
the right manner. The town has a
large amount of the best of baseball
material and a strong team could be
organized.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-21

Tn, Southern Pacific sells tickets at half
and return, good only on Sunday. also on Santa
Ana branch Fare TO Riverside and Redlands
and return Through the Orange Groves. =
SOS. Beaumont, s2.45. and others Informal
lion al city ticket office. 500 South Spring
street. corner Sixth, or arcade station
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-21
San Herdoo to Play Saints


SAN BERNARDINO, Feb. 20.-A
double header baseball contest will be
played Saturday afternoon on the
Meadowbrook park grounds between
| the local high school and st. Vincent
college team of Los Angeles. The Sec
ond game will be the annual contest
between the Transportation and Me-
chanical departments of the Santa Fe
offices and shops here.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-21
SANTA ANITA sMArrERlNes

The cup which goes to the winner
Of the Norfolk handicap, the four-mile
race tomorrow, was on exhibition In
Manager Gardeners office at the track
and was desired by all who saw 1t.
Tomorrow the Southern Pacific will
run two extra trains to the race track,
making four in all. They leave the
Arcade depot at 11:1o a. m, 1915,
12:45 and 1 p. M, and depart from
Commercial street three minutes later.
'The Pacific Electric will also in
crease their service and hope to handle
large crowd.
Orders for boxes for Saturday have
been coming in so fast at the office of
the Racing association that it is feared
they will not have space enough to
accommodate all who have made re-
quests.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-21
300 SIXTH RAcE-5 fuiong

is as 80 s. o
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Rolls Norwood
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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-21

Presiding Judge Maley called the last
race a dead heat and closed the meet
fpo
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YESTERDAYS SANTA ANITA RESULTS

SANTA ANITA DAY Weather rainin
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2oh ODDS and selling
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2os SECOND RAcE-sa furlOnss; $500; a-yearOlds
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oo THIRD RAcE-5s furlonss; purse $780, s-year-olds
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poe FIFTH RAcEl 4yearOlda selling
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OAKLAND
IRsT RAcE-5 furlongs; selling; maiden 3

apprentice allowance
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-04-03
How a Scheme Was Spoiled.

Henry Clews is telling new story.
which he says he got straight from the
Canal street district. A young iobbing
firm overbought for the fall trade Their
heaviest mistake had been in a line of
overcoats, which it seemed they would
have to carry over for a season. Efforts
to get cash for the stock were fruitless,
except as ruinous rates. At last the firm
went to an old-timer in the trade for adj
vice.
WELL" said the mca of experience,
you've got pretty good list of custom
ers. Just divide the coats into lots of
thirteen each. Send a batch apiece TO
some of your sharpest customers, but
make out the bills for twelve. They'll be
so tickled to get one coat for nothing
that they'll take 'em ALL"
The scheme had been tried before the
men met again. The old-timer waited for
praise.
Well, didn't they keep the coats?" he
asked.
Yes" returned the jobber sadly. Zone
each. The one that wasn't billed. New
York Times