Water Boy Wins Suburban at Sheepshead Bay in Record Time
J B Haggin's Water Boy ridden by Odom won the Suburban renewal worth $12,000, breaking the mile and a quarter track record with a 2:04 3-5. Irish Lad finished second and Goldsmith, the favorite, faded to third. Blues led early with Water Boy rallying to prevail by a length.
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Sheepshead Bay
Salvator
Goldsmith
W. (. Whitney
Whitney
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Water Boy
Blues
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Origin
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Dr. Saylor Acnone Articulate
Golden Glitter Wins Sixth Race at Kenova Mile
Golden Glitter captured the sixth race a mile, with Kenova finishing second and Landola third, clocking 1 43 for the event.
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Golden Glitter
Kenova
Landola
Weights and Entries for Today's Races
A detailed list of weights and entries for each race today across multiple events. Includes horse names, weights, and entrants for the five races plus additional selling and purse heats. Weather noted as cloudy with a fast track.
Three records broken on Chicago track
Chicago July 2 report confirms record breaking performances at Washington Park with a world record and two track records. Glassful set a mile and one sixteenths world record in 1 44 3 5, defeating Booster after a late challenge. Fred Leppert set a 47 flat for four furlongs, and Sylvia Talbot clocked 1 19 for six and a half furlongs.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Glassful
Brighton
Morris Park
Booster
Fred Leppert
Sylvia Talbot
Trempouse
My Jane
William Wright
Louisvile
Miracle HI
Felix Bard
Don Domo
Paris
Bragg
Schwalbe
Tead
Golden Rule
Crusades
Our Bessie
Delmar Park Saturday Race Winners at Five to Six Furlongs
Delmar Park, St. Louis. First race five furlongs purse Wreath of Ivy won Bush Smith second Sara Rose third, time 1 04. Second race six furlongs Blue Grass Girl won Cardwell second Mike Strauss third, time 1 17. Third race five furlongs selling Bell The Cat won Athena second Tio mane third, time 1 04. Fourth race mile and sixteenths purse Orris won Helen Print second Pettijohn third, time 1 50. Fifth race mile and 70 yards selling Lasso won Gaslighter second Galanthus third, time 1 48.
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Eva's Darling
Travers
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First Chip
Erema
Alice Dougherty
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Vestry
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Delmar Park
Wreath of Ivy
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Sara Rose
Blue Grass Girl
Cardwell
Mike Strauss
Bell the Cat
Athena
Tiomane
Orris
Helen Print
Pettijohn
Unclear fragmentary sports lines with mixed place names
Fragmentary OCR text lists scores and place names such as Spokane San Francisco Helena and Lake, with incomplete phrases and garbled characters making the event, teams, and outcomes unreadable. no coherent summary can be drawn from the legible items.
Helena Opens Season At Ball Lake In Butte Series
Helena starts its season with games at Ball Lake and a final Butte stop under the old schedule. It marks Helena’s last appearance in Butte this season with games today tomorrow and Sunday before a new schedule begins. Tacoma pitcher Baker is ill. St Vrain has won all but one of his Tacoma outings. Los Angeles is crippled. Reilly, Hildebrand, and Walters are sidelined or restricted. Butte sides with Seattle and Tacoma against dropping California towns. Helena and Spokane favor cut. A league meeting next week will settle who holds first, likely after Los Angeles finishes.
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Helena
Ball Lake
Butte
Baker
Tacoma
St. Vrain
Los Angeles
Reilly
Hildebrand
Charley Horse
Walters
Seattle bats fail as visitors punch out win
In Seattle on July 2 the locals could not hit while visitors gathered timely hits off Buechle. Wild throws by Hulen and Babbitt aided the defeat as Los Angeles scored five runs. Batteries were Buechle and Stanley for the locals, Leitman and Zearfoss for the visitors.
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Buechle
Hulen
Babbitt
Tacoma
Jimmy St. Vrain
San Francisco
Marshall
McCloskey
Jack Lawler
Lynch
Aoe
Aes Divagesksa
Adsedanes Aerteataki Cso
Leitman and
Zearfoss
St Vrain and
Byers
Butte Helena Series Postponed Due To Weather
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena reports the last game of the Butte Helena series was postponed because of bad weather. Butte will return home while Helena starts a road series beginning July 3 with a July 7 opener in Salt Lake City.
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Helena
National League Games From July Two Recap
In Philadelphia Dosacher wild after the third. Lundgren pitched well but loss. Boston H Hahn shuts out home club. Cincinnati scores in sixth. Brooklyn defeats Pittsburgh 8 to 4 as Brooklyns commit seven errors while Pittsburgh fields cleanly.
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Philadelphia
Dosacher
Chicago
Lundgren
Boston
Hahn
Cincinnati
St. Louis Drops Eighth In Row As New York Wins
At St Louis on July 2 the locals extended their skid to eight losses while New York claimed the win. Both clubs showed solid pitching by Wolfe and Donahue, yet St Louis struggled to hit at key moments. Batteries: Donahue and Kahoe for St Louis. Wolfe and Beville for New York.
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St. Louis
New York
Wolfe
Donahue
Beere
Kahoe
Beville
Pitchers Battle as Washington Fails to Score Until Ninth
Detroit July 2 sees Mullin and Wilson in a rare pitchers’ duel where neither side scores through eight innings. Washington batsmen contribute little as Mullin and McGure hold them at bay while Wilson and Prill manage the mound for the locals.
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Detroit
Mullin
Wilson
Washington
McGure
Prill
Two Runs Early Give Locals Lead In Third Inning
Chicago fans saw two quick passes then a neat sacrifice and two hits to push ahead of the leaders in the third. Owen worked steadily, fanning six with no walks, while his battery mate McFarland backed him behind the plate. Criger and Criger aided the effort with sure defense and timely plays as I. E. R. I. N. provided support.
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Chicago
Owen
R. I. E. Chie
Bebo
Hissa
Painless Dental Work Praised by Young Patients
Two girls at a staircase relate a dental visit where one girl says she felt no pain during a filling. A second girl notes that New York dentists rarely cause discomfort. A bystander heard the exchange and confirms the claim of painless and perfect methods of ang and crowning teeth by a specialist.
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New York
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