Pay Streak Captures Handicap at Futurity Meet
The Futurity course handicap and a 3-year-old mile and a sixteenth selling race headlined a high class card with three favorites winning. Pay Streak led a Chanticler stable sweep, defeating Daddy Gip and Mrs. Gamp while King Radford, at 30 to 1, upset Province for the upset win. Mary O Day and Bluebeard also scored in other races.
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Chanticler
Ray Egan
Pay Streak
Mrs. Gamp
Daddy Gip
Elizabeth Harwood
Sempsilla
Levy & Porretto
King Radford
Province
Mary O'Day
Bluebeard
Marshal Tilgham
Gaddy Gip
Ay Streak
Chantieler Ata
Ott Minter
Tinddy Gip
Mn Aigh
I Gi Murray
Mlizgabeth
Cuneo
Matthews
Oll Sempsilla
Edmonton Sta
Ac Kezanson
Warlor Boy
al Krause
Rosen Toneeee
Vetller
Durlingame
Harwood
Kenilworth-Mitten
Iigh Price
Mrs. Gam
Gamp
Early betting focuses on Radford and Annual Interest in a high-stakes meeting
King Radford won at 99 to 1 as Annual Interest shared the same odds, with Dublin John at 20 to 1 also drawing interest. Post-race tensions saw starter Morissey suspend jockey Murray for the balance of the meeting after Mollie Richards failed to settle. McEwen faces a three day ban for rough riding on Othallo. Management details reveal a bustling Anaconda opening August 9 with $1,609 daily purses and plans for new stalls as attendance targets are raised.
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King Radford
Dublin John
Morrisey
Murray
Mollie Richards
McEwen
Othallo
Pauley
Mandadero
Burlincama
Anaconda
Racine
George Klotz
Gemmell
Fair Grounds
William Gemmell
J. T. Ireland
George S. Kiotz
H. Morissey
J. McGibbon
John Dunne
Butte
Opel
Levy
Por i
Province
Park
W. J Dunn
Tosen
Wee
Senorita Dana
Morris
Matthews
SSS
Inquieta
Gray & Tideccoeeelm
I Burlingame
Aadtorn
Br. G
Radford
Porretto
Harte
Richards
Cincinnati Star Laid Up
Cincinnati reports pitcher Rube Benton of the National League team is recovering from injuries after a motorcycle collision with a street car on Wednesday. Doctors say he remains in serious condition and will miss at least a week, ending his season.
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Cincinnati
Rube Benton
Oklahoma Boosters Hit Pennsylvania Fraud Scandal
Philadelphia reports ongoing complaints about the Oklahoma boosters touring the nation in a lavish private car selling Oklahoma lands. Authorities say over 1.09 million dollars were raised nationwide, about 200 thousand from Pennsylvania. In Sunbury twenty men bought lots for 350 dollars each with 50 down and ten monthly payments. Three more warrants followed four issued Monday as Wilkes-Barre residents reported to McAllister, Iowa conditions. The land deal is described as one of the largest frauds in the country. W. F. Corsach and Victor Rausch, arrested Monday in the booster car, remain jailed with a hearing set for next Monday.
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Philadelphia
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Sunbury
Post Ofice Department
Wilkesbarre
McAllister
Okla
W. F. Corsach
Victor Rausch
McCormick Completes Second Flight Between Lake Forest and Chicago
Harold F. McCormick achieved his second successful flight in a flying boat from his summer home in Lake Forest to his Chicago business office. The crossing demonstrates improving aerial travel for business purposes.
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Chicago
Harold F. McCormick
Lake Forest
Bluebeard Wins Tight Race in One Mile Sprint
Standard Form chart shows Bluebeard trained by J. J. Brooks winning the mile and a sixteenth along with Abound and Chop Green placing, Green fading late. Bluebeard led from the start with steady speed, Abound in close pursuit, Fore Guard and Murray making late moves as officials note payouts, weights, and times.
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Stanford
Bluebeard
Bezan@on
Abound
Chop Green
Cop Green
Murray
Binebeard
W. HH. Tulley
Bezanson
Pontins & B
Coburn
Billerman
Nelson
Cooney & Co
Burlingame
Harlem Maid
B. Gz
Bluesueen
J. J. Brooks
Green
Del Howard Is Ejected As San Francisco Beats Oakland
In San Francisco, July 31, Del Howard clashed with Umpire Held and was sent to the clubhouse. McArdle followed with a bases full triple in the second, sealing a 7 1 victory for San Francisco over Oakland. Batteries Baker. Schmidt and others noted among the lineup.
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San Francisco
del Howard
McArdle
Oakland
R, H. BE
Peites
Ptee
Baker
Schmidt
Ables
Killilay
Drucke
Mitze
Kretch
Crabbe Shuts Out Portland in Dodgers Pitching Duel
Roy Crabbe pitched a sharp game to beat Krapp 2 to 0 as Los Angeles defeated Portland. Crabbe allowed three hits all on infield plays while the Angels scored five off Krapp, three of them in the fifth inning. Batteries Krapp and Fisher stood against Crabbe and Arbogast.
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Los Angeles
Roy Crabbe
Krapp
Portland
Crabbe
Angels
R. H. E. Popeere
Fisher
Arbogast
Venice Claims First Win With Five-Run Inning
In Sacramento on July 1 umpire Jack McCarthy was hit by a batted ball after a potential double play. The inning produced six runs for Venice due to errors and hits, giving them a 6 to 3 victory over Sacramento. Batteries Hitt and Elliott for Sacramento, Klawitter and Bliss for Venice.
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Sacramento
Jack McCarthy
Venice
Southerners
R. H. B. Voruigo Cincceveusites Ys
Aacetis Thietece
Hitt
Elliott
Klawitter
Bliss
Cobb Brother of Ty Cobb Joins Ogden Team
Lincoln July 31 Paul Cobb brother of Ty Cobb of the Detroit Americans received an unconditional release from the Lincoln Western league club and has signed with Ogden of the Union association Cobb is an outfielder with the new club.
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Lincoln
Neb
Paul Cobb
Ty Cobb
Detroit Americans
Ogden
Union Association
Cobb
St Paul Defeats Milwaukee In Low Scoring Pro Victory
Scores show St Paul edges Milwaukee 1 to 0 while Louisville dominates Columbus 4 to 1 Indianapolis over Toledo 1 to 7. Minneapolis wins against Kansas City 5 to 4 in a high scoring matchup.
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Milwaukee
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Pet
Ween
Thee
ColuMbus Diesceeses Seeees
Kongas Ciy Viaeccesceeves
Ihc
Rome
Ree Tree
Toledo Steet Eee
Indianapolis Eeu
Tacoma Breaks Portland Streak In Northwest League Game
Tacoma defeated Portland 3 to 0 in a Northwest League contest at Portland. Portlands Sallahan and Hynes held Tacoma to six hits each, while Portland mounted a late ninth inning rally but could not avoid the shutout. Batteries Kaufman and Farris opposed Callahan Hynes and King.
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Tacoma
Sallahan
Hynes
H. H. Fs
Miense
Kaufman
Farris
Callahan
King
Seattle Defeats Spokane 6 to 1 in Detroit Series
In Spokane on July 31 Seattle beat Spokane 6 to 1. The game featured notable performances by Batteries-Gipe and Cadman with Cadreau and Ifannah contributing. A stray line of text remains as debris on the page.
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Spokane
Seattle
R. H. B. Mousss
Incesideres KA
Gipe
Cadman
Cadreau
Ifannah
Vancouver and Victoria Split Doubleheader in Beavers Split
Vancouver and Victoria split a doubleheader with Victors taking game one 7 to 5 and Vancouver a 5 to 1 win in the nightcap. Batteries featured Boatman Kanlehener Shea Schultz Konnick Hall Lewis Brotten among pitchers and catchers on both sides.
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Victoria
Beavers
R. H. E. Victom
Boatman
Kanlehener
Shea
Schultz
Konnick
R. H. B. Wicomvet
Chiisads
Tisaveetenocn Ba
Spavaa Vartectiassahinnee
Hall
Lewis
Brotten
Pole Will Claim Title in Finish Match
Duluth Minnesota July 31 The manager of Stanislaus Zybszco said he would claim the wrestling title for the Pole by September if Frank Gotch refuses to meet him in a finish contest The manager added they would wrestle winner take all and accept any conditions Gotch agrees to
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Minn
Stanislaus Zybszco
Frank Gotch
Cleveland ends Boston streak with doubleheader sweep
Boston loses both games of a July 31 doubleheader as Cleveland hitters back two Boston pitchers early. In the first game Cleveland wins 5 to 2 despite Be dient relief, Hall closing after two hits allowed in eighth. In the second, Cleveland scores four runs in the first inning and Hall limits Boston to two hits over eight innings, securing a 4 to 2 victory.
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Cleveland
Bedient
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Hn. H. E. Chivoteeid Cistdeorsasves Greseitevsses
FT OG
PEON
Eeesevoecess
Falkenberg
Gregg
Carisch
Thomas
Rm. HH. E. Crovoigng
BOONE
Blanding
O'Neill
Mosely
Foster, Hall and
Carrigan
Detroit Beats Washington 4 1 In Series Opener
Detroit had little trouble taking the first game of the series from Washington by 4 to 1. Washington pitcher M Boehling struggled as a crowd of about a thousand fans from his Richmond Va home town cheered him with a band present. Batteries Hall and Stanage pitched for Detroit while Boehling and Ifenry joined in the effort.
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M.boehling
Detroit
Boehling
Richmond Va
R. H. EB
Sic Auscessus
Gesbvetesves
Hall and Stanage
Ifenry
New York Beats Chicago 3 1 Secures Second Win
New York won the third game in the series against Chicago with a 3 to 1 victory. Caldwell earned his first win in weeks backing a shutout of four hits by Chicago. The Mets took the lead in the fifth after Cicotte exited the game, with key contributions from Scott and Smith and Schalk behind Caldwell and Sweeney.
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New York
Chicago
Caldwell
Cicotte
Scott, Smith and Schalk
Caldwell and Sweeney
Entries for Today's Races Show Mixed Entries and Odds
The list outlines four races with details on age class, distance, and selling conditions. Notable entries include Prospero Lad Marta Mac Kate Shelley and several others with varying odds and statuses across the six furlong to five and a half furlong events.
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Prospero Lad
Eodess
Alabama Bart
Scssceeses Ove
Dccocessevesesse
Eee
Marta Mac
Deal Carroll
Escesscces
Cheney Delivers Victory as Chicago Beats New York 5 to 4
Chicago wins a 5 to 4 comeback over New York to sweep the series. Larry Cheney shuts down the league leaders while Evers scores the decisive run after a late tie. Marquard bears the loss as Fromme allows the final run with Bresnahan catching. Burns is knocked unconscious but recovers to stay in the game.
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Chicago
New York
Rube Marquard
Larry Cheney
McGraw
Evers
Jimmy Lavender
Moore
Philadelphia
Burns
Bridwell
R. H
Simone
Shine
Brilliant tennis in western play at Chicago
In Chicago on July 31 the western tennis championship saw standout rounds with Clarence Griffin beating Heath Byford, and dark horse victors Joe Armstrong and William Blair. Strachan defaulted to L Harry Waldner as heat and illness affected the day, with several decisive doubles results and women's semifinals reaching conclusions.
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Chicago
Clarence Griffin
California
Heath Byford
Joe Armstrong
St. Paul
William Blair
Lake Geneva
John Strachan
San Francisco
L. Harry Waidner
Waidner
L. Harry Wardner
Joseph Fitzgerald
Walter Hayes
John Adams
Minneapolis
Gwendolin Rees
Miriam Stever
Caro C. Neely
Byford
Burlick
Coolidge
Lester
Waldner
Gardner
Neeley
Linderman
Baseball scorecard summary from city games in twelve innings
In a long twelve inning set of city games Omaha defeated by none, Wichita led by seven runs and fell short, Lincoln battled in a twelve inning tilt, Des Moines won by seven, St Joseph edged in extra time, Denver and Sioux City played tight, Topeka legged a narrow result.
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Eeseeees Son
Des Moines
BSG Lancoid
Ciersore Edaceesemsen
Sty
Dobodn
Ivisnas dacseeesevOe
Omaha
Wichita
Lincoln
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Topeka
Fisher's all American baseball team for Honolulu tour
Mike Fisher heads an all American baseball team scheduled to assemble in Seattle in late October before sailing from San Francisco to Honolulu on November 4. The squad will play its first game in Honolulu in early November as it begins an extensive tour that will also include Hawaii Australia and New Zealand.
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Wash
Mike Fisher
Hawaiia
Australia
New Zealand
San Francisco
Honolulu
Pittsburg Triumphs as Miller Delivers Decisive Hit
Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn today as Jack Miller lined a three bagger in the sixth with Kammers and Wagner on base, delivering the winning blow. Robinson, a Brooklyn foe of two years, held them in check, while Kommers made a sensational back- running catch on Stengel's bid for a homer. Batteries Rucker Curtis and O Miller. Robinson and Gibson.
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Jack Miller
Kammers
Wagner
Brooklyn
Robinson
Kommers
Stengel
PCOS
Isterchieses
Waco Ves Ciendss
Philadelphia Triumphs Over Cincinnati 9-4 in Second Game
Cincinnati July 31 Philadelphia batted savagely today and easily won the second game of the series from Cincinnati 9 to 4. Batteries Seaton and Rixey for Philadelphia and Killifer Brown L… etc.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Seaton
Rixey Tal Killifer
Brown
Ltlerbert
Kling
Blackburn
Geyer Leaves St Louis Badly Behind as Boston Edges Blues
In St Louis on July 81 Rube Geyer started and, after five runs by Boston before the third, handed to Sallee who allowed six to St Louis only five runs in the game. Sallee pitched well and Lord had three singles and a home run in five appearances. Batteries Perdue and Whaling for St Louis. Geyer and Sallee with Wingo for Boston.
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Rube" Geyer
Sallee
Boston
Lord
R. H. E. Boston
Coucenese
Cobb Visits White House for Detroit Washington Game Invitation
Ty Cobb called at the White House with Representative Tribble of Georgia and was greeted by President Wilson. Cobb invited the president to attend Saturday’s Detroit Washington game where a cup would be presented to Walter Johnson, and the president said he would try to attend.
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Washington
Ty" Cobb
White House
Tribble
Georgia
Wilson
Cobb
Walter Johnson
Pittsburg Acquires Leonard From Des Moines
Des Moines Iowa July 31 Joe Leonard third baseman for the Des Moines team in the Western league was sold today to the Pittsburg club of the National league for 3000 dollars. Leonard will report to Pittsburg next year.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Joe Leonard
Pittsburg
Leonard
Grand Circuit Postponed by Rain in Grand Rapids
Rain in Grand Rapids forces postponement of today's Grand Circuit harness races. The program will run tomorrow if possible and Friday's card has been moved to Saturday.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Rare bargains in Hennessy’s men’s suits on sale tomorrow
In Hennessy’s display windows today are shown some of the rare bargains in men’s suits that will be on sale tomorrow. See page 8 for full details. Ady.
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Hennessy
Ady
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