Jockey Robbins Hurts on Brighton Track in Narrow Escape
Jockey Robbing sustained a compound fracture to the right arm and a broken collar bone when his mount Derision fell in the first Brighton race. He was unconscious briefly but revived. The article lists race results across Brighton, Seattle, St Louis, and Ohio venues, noting multiple winners and times amid a crowded event.
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New York
Robbing
Brighton
Vico
Assini
Ala Fussell
Our Hippocrite
Turton
Hume
Aieter
Alansa-Dale
Wotan
Andria
Mary’ Morris
Lord Provont
Pime
Mille
Alwin
Lady
Thixteenth
Local Team Wins After Melding Effort in Attic Dire Aims
In a muddled report from the attic of local sports, St. Louis faced Boston with a tense 102 to 53 attendance and turnout. Batteries Petty led the effort while Roth, Winter, and Criger Chicago contributed as part of the reported series. Heydon was noted in the fin.
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St. Louie
Boston
Batteries Petty
Vaa Roth
Winter and
Criger
Chicago
Lungington
Waist
Heydon
National League games feature chaotic play and protests
Philadelphia loses a poorly played contest with Taylor and Grady battered, while Brooklyn sees Pittsburgh walk off after a pitching showcase. New York secures a dramatic 4 to 2 win to take a series advantage, with umpires Ballewine Klemn and Johnstone noted amid the chaotic finish.
Trans-Mississippi amateur golf title falls to Risley’s W W Dickins
In St Louis galleries pack the Glen Echo course as the women's Trans Mississipp i amateur championship concludes with W W Dickins Risley clinching the honors. Also noted were results from the Kolapare cup with Kaguna Surya Canada leading and the American Whist League electing J Eberhardt Faber president. Additional city notices cover Mites City fire officers and annual club leadership elections.
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St. Louis
Ato. Uty A
Glen Echo
W. W.D. Dickins
Tacoma Defeats Portland In Narrow Coastal League Win
In a tight Pacific Coast League game Tacoma shut out Portland late, with Essick’s wild pitch aiding a late score. Doyle’s catching and strong pitching from Mclean and Thomas helped Tacoma secure the win as Umpire Bray officiated.
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Kasick
Portland
Aohit
Essick
Doyle
Beore
Evatck
Mclean
Thomas Nd Graham
Bray
Los Angeles Beats Oakland 7-6 in San Francisco thriller
Gray struggled for Los Angeles before leaving with six hits and five runs. Dillon, Smith, and Kane starred as LA built a late lead that San Francisco defended until the ninth. Shields wavered and Williams went five innings for San Francisco, with Kane at third a standout.
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San Francisco
Gray
Los Angeles
Oake
Goodwin
Goowin
Oakland
Los “Angeles
Graham
Dillon
Smith
Stantes
Beattie
Jing
Kane
Hart
Vistors
Shields
Franfe Toad
Tocalx
Williame
Whalen
Ame
Beare Rie
Seatey
Él San Francisco
Huttersen
Biankenship
Williams
Wilson
Cleveland Takes Opener as Powell Strikes In
American League report notes Cleveland winning the first game of the series from New York by a strong pitching effort centered on Powell. Joss and Buelow paired in the batteries for Cleveland while Powers supported New York. A rain postponed game against Philadelphia and St. Louis blanked the visitors after four innings, with St. Louis dominant on defense.
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Cleveland
New York
Powell
Jones
Joss and Buelow
Powers
Brilliant Exhibition On The Tennis Court In Queens Club
Holcombe Ward and RC Wright dominated the Dwight F. Davis International doubles, defeating Max Germot and M. de Cugis of France to set up a United States versus Australasia clash next week. Walter Dunlop and Norman E. Brooks easily beat C von Wessely and R. Kinsel as Wright stood out with flawless shotmaking.
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Wright
Ward
Holcombe Ward
Cc. Wright
Max Germot
M. de Cus
Walter Danton
von Weseely
Dickie Knox A Noted Eccentric Baseball Figure
Dickie Knox of Rolse fame, a noted eccentric in the Montana league era, drew boos and laughter from Birmingham fans in the Southern league. He taunted the bleachers with a shout for Sherman and later wrote Dickie Knox is a bum on a sand arch, prompting a search by his manager as he vanished toward the stands.
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Sherman
Dickie
Knox
Bickie
Dickie Knox
Rake
Baseball Slang Excerpt Highlights Comic Play by Play Language
A readers glimpse at baseball slang shows colorful terms like cowshot snorter swish skyscraper and ballooned. The passage lampoons the jargon used by writers to describe a lefthanded Tyke county player Archie and others as they misplay a pitch and miss a batter with comic phrasing.
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Hingles
Bendere
Couthpaws
Frst
Shete
Archie
Tyke
Rhodes
Jewelry and Envy in Women’s Fashion
A 1910s style column laments jewelry excess among women, arguing wealth and ostentation tempt theft, envy, and crime. It cites diamonds as dangerous stones, mentions Fifth Avenue palaces and millionaire homes guarded by detectives, and warns about the moral cost of luxury.
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Cleveland Moffett
Success Magazine
Magerys
Universat Chatom
Newport
Fifth Avenue
Fay
Absentminded Man in New Rochelle Wins Comedy Prize
Success Magazine notes Francie Wilson, the comedian, claims the most absent minded man resides in New Rochelle. He recalls his front door bell failing to ring last summer and an electrician’s repeated visits, ignored by the resident, prompting the repair call.
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Success
Francie Wilson
New Rochelle
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