Fourth of July American Trotter Match at Readville
Lovers of the American trotter anticipate a historic July 4 at Readville with Sweet Marie Tivertom and Wentworth entered. Each has sub 2:09 records and all three aim for a fast win as owners post forfeits and track prep accelerates.
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Rendville
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Tivertom
Wentworth Uhla
Dhee
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Uie
Miama
Read- Will
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Record-Breaking Meeting at Marshall Field
A Marshall Field track meet featured a national A A U record in discus and eight A A U or college marks surpassed. The Chicago Athletic Association dominated with 73 points, led by J N Patterson, J Malcommon, Markley, Cook, Blair, Seims, Thomas, Giffen, and Dunlap. Archie Hahn and Ed Parry won key sprints and throws as Giffen set the standout discus mark, surpassing Ralph Rose's former record.
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Thomas J . Hlcka
Boston
Athlede Union
Marshall
Cai Iral Association
Chicago Athletic Association
Middle West
J. N. Pattersons
J. Malcommon
Detroit University
John Markley
Miami University
Edward T. Cook
Chillicothe
Ohio
W. Benoliel
Ann Arbor
Mich
Harvey Blair
Hammond
Ind
Leroy Seimse
Indiana University
Yfomer Thomas
Purdue
G. L. Giffen
Joliet
DB. T. Dunla
Amateur Athletic Union
Wimbledon mixed doubles results highlight strong showing
In Wimbledon action on a June day, Miss Sutton of Pasadena and Miss Hillyard defeated Stiss Carver and Miss Benton. G W Hillyard with May Sutton won their second round match against F G Stewart and Mise Pinckney by 6 4 6 1, continuing the Open doubles rhythm.
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Wimbledon
Miss Sutton
Pasadena
Miss Hillyard
Stiss Carver
Miss Benton
G.W. Hillyard
May Sutton
F. G. Stewart
Mise Pinckney
Pugilistic Gossip on Side Matches and Revival Plans
The column previews boxing revival events at Golden Gate Park and discusses forthcoming bouts July 4 and September 10. It lists matchups with Law Panel, Wille Wolff, Johnny Murphy, Wille Conroy, and others, plus notes on fighters like Jack O'Brien and Frankie Well, and a biographical lilt on past greats.
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Wille Wolff
Johnny Murphy
Wille Conroy
J. Ford
D. Bradsley
Golden Gate Park
Bam
Berger
California
Jack O'Brien
Ort Wells Retired From Racing King Erle Stallion Sale
Ort Wells, a famous racehorse, is retired after a winter in Connecticut and plans to stand at stud in Connecticut next spring. Joli A. Drake's mares will be bred to him, with Ort Wells previously transferred from Shim Mealey’s operation near Oceanport to Jett Tynes’ Connecticut establishment. Benon notes the horse’s retirement after Saratoga, and Mr. Drake will not pursue further King Erle stallion efforts. A French steamer Le Savoie arrived at Havre from New York with a damaged cargo.
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Gre Weis
Shim Mealey
Arn
Oceanport
Jett Tynes
Connecticut
Joli A. Drake
Ort Wells
Hynes
Benson
Saratoga
Orl
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King Erle
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Miners barely edge Titers in soggy Tacoma ninth
In a tense mud drenched game Tacoma kept the score close as Aberdeen with 2 4 2 0 0, and Gris Harbor’s Browniy and Sullivan sparked late action. Baxters and Irbys produced two baggers, but a fielding play by Shea saved a runner at third. Clean Hitting prevailed for the Titers as Bresine and McIntyre offered strong relief in late innings.
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Mont Vertremsd
Abit Bare
Bresiin
Ban- Helin
Bexter Atewek
Sieke
Shea
Tacoma Caloner
Runer
Uepie Derrick
Bexter
Sina Bandelin
Cote
Realate
Monthe
Burnet
Baxter
Scoire
Buller
Trby
Shar McIntyre
National League misplays and errors dim early game
Hard to parse report shows chaotic NL recap with mentions of Chicago and Cincinnati in a tense, error-filled contest. Names like Livingston Carpenter and Kien appear amid garbled lines, with a muddled score line and scattered hits shaping the muddled summary.
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Chicago
Mit Kent
Seere
Cincinnati
Lundeven
Livingston
Lindires
Carpenter
Kien
Tumult in Early Baseball Scores Across Cities
A garbled report lists multiple games and scuffles across cities including Pittsburg St. Louis Philadelphia and New York. It mentions late inning plays, disputed rulings, and various pitcher batteries with scattered scores and mishmashed player names, reflecting a chaotic OCR read of a baseball roundup.
Chicago Beats Cleveland to Take First Place Lead
In a doubleheader Chicago knocked Cleveland from the top spot. Chicago won the opener after a late ninth inning rally tied by Cleveland, then won the second game as their pitcher quit after a rough first inning. Errors and hits fueled Chicago's decisive win.
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Ant Weil
Cleveland Wessveers
Chicago
Rituales
Eels
Joss
White and Sullivan
Aed
Kemmis
aAltrack
Walsh
Barbota
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Rhodes
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Pacific Coast League game report from Portland
AP dispatch from Portland notes after Smith’s priar Mm the ninth, the searo to iny upsign toward win. An unclear fragment references a late inning event in a Pacific Coast League game with Portland involved.
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Portland
Smith'n Priar
On the Race Track Seattle Race Results
Seattle on the race track results from The Manadows the June 30 meeting lists first race winner Little Briscoas with Bere ann Recon and risky third. second race Kumiss won with Tavora and Governor Davis third. third race Therine Melta finished near the front with Meltah indicated.
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Governor Davis
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Ave Fitter Meltah
Sunday Ball In Brooklyn Sparks Sunday Baseball Debate
A Brooklyn baseball dispute over Sunday games and admission fees led to arrests, with Ebbetts arguing lawful play while police viewed it differently. The case progressed to Albany, resulting in a victory for the Brooklyn club and prompting other clubs to reconsider Sunday day games for patrons.
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Ahala
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Ainuo
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