Lady Panchita Wins Feature at Eight Furlongs
Lady Panchita, daughter of the great Ogden, won the eight furlong feature by a length and a half with Ford aboard. Beth Spohn placed second as Kootenay faded, Lochiel and Amoret failed to place. The race time was 1:21 5, slower than the track record.
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City Tournament Crown Finalists Set Amid Weather Delays
Jack McLeod defeated Jack Bartlett in a five set battle to earn the right to face Harry Burton for the city championship cup. The match, delayed by rain, saw McLeod rally from two sets down to win 2-6 4-6 8-6 6-1 7-5, and he is considered fast and hard-hitting as the city meet resumes next week at Hunter's.
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Just One More Fight Is Now Black Man's Ambition
Chicago Aug 12 After two weeks of retirement Jack Johnson is back in training for just one more fight. He vows not to go back on the ring and aims to prove to critics he can box as well. Promoters have pressed on his trail since his retirement declaration.
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Finns Seek Mexican Winter Racing Plant
Vancouver reports Winn acting superintendent of the Minor race course travels to Mexico City with his wife to consult leaders on establishing a prominent winter racing facility in the capital. Washington notes Taft’s associates arranging attendance at a Washington home game with Chicago Bumfalo. Fort Erie hosts Grand Circuit racing with 200 top trotters and pacers, four daily races, and $23,000 in purses over three days.
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New York National League Penant Hope Fails at Polo Grounds
New York and St Louis clash as Ames falters in two innings and Mathewson, Meyers, Harmon, Salles and Wingo yield the win to St Louis. Brooklyn, Pittsburg also in action with strong plays including Wagner, Cutshaw, and Wheat’s homer. Philadelphia’s Fromme battles Rixey as Cincinnati edges out. Chleans defeat Boston aided by late errors and Hess’s pitching.
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Fourth Race Handicap Held at Short Odds
Six furlongs handicap race for yearlings and up with first place worth 275 dollars second 60 third 26. Entries include Pawenit spots and G Bed a with connections to Iowa and Fohmeen. Spohn and Oden appear among competitors as a close finish unfolds with a strong drive in the final stretch.
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Standings cause suspensions for Chicago players after Boston game
New York Aug 12 The National League suspended Chicago second baseman Evers for five days and fined him 50 for a postgame altercation with umpire Finneran in Boston on Saturday. Third baseman Zimmerman was fined 50 as well. Umpire Finneran received a 25 fine.
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Murphy Accuses Giants of Undue Aid in Pennant Race
Chicago club president Charles W. Murphy charges the New York Giants would not win the National League pennant without undue assistance from other teams. He cites a dispatch about a World Tour plan and questions Bresnahan’s involvement, urging the race be decided on merit.
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Cleveland Beats Chicago In Returns To Walsh
Cleveland defeated Chicago today by a two run margin, stringing hits off Walsh in the fourth. Baker delivered a run producing single to cap the scoring. Batteries Kahler and O Neill for Cleveland Kuhn for Chicago. Only one American league lead noted.
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Spokane beats Vancouver in Northwest League clash
Steiger with Portland support earned a 49 to 2 victory as Vancouver faced late menace. Beattie, Hausman, and Beton contributed in the fielding, while Tacoma edged Victoria with Hall and Lynch delivering ninth inning homer power amid solid catches and outfield play.
Ty Cobbs Wound Declared Only a Scratch by Officials
Detroit exhibit news recalls Ty Cobb wounded in a street incident as assailants confronted him near a wooden building. Cobb reportedly fought back and avoided serious injury while spectators and teams from the Detroit area details follow unrelated baseball scores from across leagues.
Patricia Wins Second Race In Great Lakes Series
Chicago August 1 The Patricia a Canadian challenger for the Richard son trophy won the second race of seven in the Great Lakes championship series against the Michicago. Both yachts have one victory. The three lap triangle race ended in a tie of 3 24 20 for the Patricia with the Michicago at 8 25 64. The Baby Reliance sank during a spin but was raised and will be out of races. J J Tian designer and John Burke engineer were rescued after being thrown into the lake.
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Larned Likely Out of Meadow Brook Cup Effort
Sam A. Larned seven time national tennis champion appears unlikely to attempt the Meadow Brook cup tournament this year. He has been suffering rheumatism since the Davis Cup in Australia as the event opens with several players starting play today.
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