Lady Panchita Wins Feature at Six Furlongs
Favorites led early as Lady Panchita, daughter of Pandhita, won the six furlongs feature by a margin. Beth Spohn placed second with Kootenay third. The program noted a large Monday crowd, warm weather, and a later mile win by Cabin.
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Pandhita
Chorce
Beth Spohn
Kootenay
Favorit
Jace
Lady Gacy
Little Jane
Netlo
Joe Knight
Cabin
Bashful
Hettie
Bill Finn
Storst
Big Claim
Lew Hil
Hellsnicker
Lady Panchita
Ford
Spohn
Moore
Sax
Loehiel
Dr. Dougherty
Amoret
Prince Abmed
Ossian
Charetta
Rue
Lay Macy
Anderson
Bat
Lady Macy
Jane
Nello
Knight
City Tournament Goes To McLeod After Five-Set Win
Jack McLeod defeated Jack Bartlett in a long five set match to earn the right to challenge for the city championship cup. The contest featured a dramatic rally in the final sets as McLeod erased a two sets to one deficit then won the fifth. Bartlett’s cramps, a crowded crowd, and rain delays marked the day as McLeod’s fast, powerful play projected him toward the state meet next week at Hunter’s.
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Jack McLeod
Jack Bartlett
Harry Burton
McLeod
Hunter's
Bartlett
Just One More Fight Is Now Black Man's Ambition
Chicago Aug 12 After two weeks in retirement Jack Johnson announces plans to begin training for one more fight. Promoters crowd him and Johnson vows he has not gone back to retirement. He says critics underestimate his ability and will prove he can box as well as before.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Flynn
Will
Finn Starts for Mexico in Interest of Race Meet
Vancouver reports W. W. Finn acting superintendent of the afmort race course and his wife Jefe left for Mexico City to confer with leaders on establishing a winter racing plant in the capital.
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Mexico
Vancouver
W. W. Finn
Afmort
City of
Taft to Attend Washingtons Game at American League Park
President Taft and his aides including Ma. D. L. Rhoads and Gen. Clarence M R Edwards, with W C Herron, will occupy a box at the American League Park tomorrow for Washingtons home game before a series of weeks. Fort Erie Grand Circuit racing opens with 200 top trotters and pacers stabled for three days.
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Taft
D. L. Rhoads
Clarence MR. Edwards
W.c. Herron
Chicago
Buffalo
Fort Erie
One Mile and Six Furlongs Race Card Notes
The article lists details from a multi race meeting with horses and jockeys. It covers the first three races including one mile selling for older horses with a $225 prize to the winner, then a six furlong handicap for three year olds and up with $275 to top finisher, and a one mile selling sprint offering $225 to the winner plus various place prizes. Names like Macpherson, Dougherty, Kiporet, and Cab in are mentioned along with times and show positions.
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Bedwell
C. W. Gasser
Morrisey
MccIntyre
Lady Panchita
Butte
Ax Ruriongs
Russell McGirl Gerdes
Golden Shower
Marie Coghi
Secona
Us Kintok
Carmier
Wiston
Ay Adelaide
la Cazadora i
Jacko
Nimbus
Ben
Dic Baker
Banarella
Mycenae
Jenny Geddes
Isan
Aiigh
Sidney Peters
Crowley
Links
Su Finnigte
Tremargo
Montgomery
Onatanna
Jack Laxson
Gemmell Is
Madeline Ve
Orda Smile
Tim. Judge
Materes
Valbat
Lescar
Portarlington
Vincent
Notson
Sininer
Kogo
Athe
Macpherson
Post
Mt Sc
Woliinicker
Wig
Sanz Dager
Fontender
Ising
Enicker
Sani
Horne Ows West & Ste Aa
Umensetter
Bedwas
Perganni
Dougherty
Panchita
Kootenay
Isha
Dougherty Jo
Doughery
Lochiel
Arey
Gockey
Cabin
Amo
Chagrein
Oh Bea Smeothver
Nis
Chacyeen
Onion
Alarigot Ie
Manigoe
Hatrota Sbuvion
Joukry
Anderson
Anza Kavamiller
Murphy accuses Giants of undue assistance in pennant race
Chicago August reports Charles W Murphy president of the Chicago club charges New York Giants would not win the National League pennant without undue help from others. He cites a Palepatch link to a World Tour plan involving Giants and All American stars and questions Bresnahans involvement. The race should be decided on merit and the World Tour is reportedly to proceed regardless of NY’s pennant outcome.
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Charles W. Murphy
New York
Ott
Roger Bresnahan
St. Louis
Giants
Mr. Murphy
Sam
Breanahan
Cardinals
QaAt Bresnahan
San
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Dispatch
Bresnahan
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Murphy
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Eee
Pennant raise fails as New York loses to St Louis
The New York National League club raised its pennant hopes at the Polo Grounds but fell to St Louis 8 to 6. Mathewson allowed the winning run after New York tied in the fourth. Ames, Mathewson, Meyere, Harmon, Salles, and Wingo featured for New York and St Louis.
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Polo Grounds
St Louis
Mathewson
St. Louis
New York Bridgen
Louis
Ames
Meyere
Harmon, Salles
Wingo
Cleveland Gets to Walsh in One AL Showdown
In a lone American League game on the schedule, Cleveland faces Walsh for a decisive matchup. The reduced slate highlights a focused interleague or internal AL clash, underscoring a key late-season push.
Northwest league game features Steiger led Portland past Spokane
Spokane fell 9 to 2 as Steiger powered Portland with strong hitting. Hausman, recruit catcher, contributed solid defense and offense for Portland. Victoria and New York items mention Hall and Lynch homers in ninth and penalties for altercation with umpire Finneran, fined $25.
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Steiger
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Strand
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Rhe
Spokane Secsssee
Devost
New York
Lynch
Zimmerman
Chicago
Finneran
Boston
Ty Cobbs Wound Declared Scratch After Detroit Attack
Ty Cobb the Detroit outfielder said his back wound from a Detroit assault was only a scratch and would not affect his play. He spoke after arriving in Syracuse where he played an exhibition game, recounting the incident in which three intoxicated men demanded money and a knife was drawn during the struggle.
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N. Y
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Iufans
Cobb
Canadian Craft Takes Second Race in Great Lakes Series
The Patriala, Patrica, challenger for the Richard trophy, won the second race of seven from the Michicago in a 3 lap triangle around four and a half miles. The Patriala finished 3:24:20 to Michicago 3:25:54 while the Baby Reliance sank during a trial spin and was later raised but out of the races. J J Ryan and John Burke were rescued after going overboard during rough harbor conditions.
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Great Lakes
Michicago
Babs
Reliance
J. Stewart Blackton
Motor Boat Club of America
Patricia
Bouy
Government Pier
J. J. Ryan
John Burke
Larned Likely Skips Meadow Brook Cup Quest
Southampton August reports seven time national tennis champion Larned may not seek the Meadow Brook cup this year due to rheumatism suffered since the Davis Cup defeat. The camp observes his absence as highly probable as play begins with twenty players contesting the title.
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L. T
Willejain A. Larned
Larned
Atatealln
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