Street Car Meets Tradition on Race Day at Track
The first race begins at 3 p m each racing day with street cars routed to the track while Columbia Garden cars transfer. Admission is $1 with ladies free. Officers listed include Hugh Tf Wilson president Lou Frank secretary and judges Joseph A Murphy presiding and Ralph H Tozer associate.
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Firet
Columbia Garden
Hugh Tf. Wilson
Lou Frank
Joseph A. Murphy
Ralph H. Tozer
Fast Fashion and Thunderstorm Wilt Monday Racing Card
Jim Gore II upset the five and a half furlongs race as Mayhem rain and lightning hit the track. Queen T and Populist led betting but De Capo finished second while Judge Thomas won easy at three furlongs.
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Jim Gore Jr
Saul of
Tarsus
de Capo
High Hoe
Judge Thomas
Queen T
Populist
Pope Wirst
Kenova
Hie Shannen
P. Hildreth
Fusillade
Agnicia
Theron
Cusine
Friar Charm
Miss Mearney
Alice Rix
Salle
Haralimh
Morven
Whaleback
W._ L. Stanfield
Syce
Donald A.nettle Hamilton
Howson
John Kane
the Maniac
Oris
EB. Balzer
Headstrong
Ravino
Leduca
Generose
Aesop
Bila Depois
Marine
Black Cloud
Distanc
W. B. Sink Jr
Dawson
Imp
St. Andrew
George H. Ketcham
Devereaux
Blanche Sheppard
Otaria
Dan Collins
Goldone
Winnecook
Modder
Jule
Alary’s Garter
Almoener
Azarine
J. Coffey
Rio Shannon
el Rio Rey-Besso
Raewsc
W. Boezeke
Straggler
Romero
F. Kraft
Wi m Kenova
Rozewien
J. Brinkman
B. G. Jim Gore II
Sorman
Dollie
Bozeman
Wy. Chappell
H. de Capo
Stuart
A. A. Lindsay
Miss. Madeline
Shoughrough
Gov. John
Our Lizzie
Lexington Pirate
Card
Boltaire
Hattie Perkins
Madam Bishop
Jim Gore
Kirk & Co
Porter
A. W. Coffey
B. m. Queen
F. Rinehart
B. G. Tommy Tucker
Ft. Pelee Populist
Fypsy
F. Prince Farewell
Big Dutch
Spokane Leads In Fielding With Records Through Sunday
Spokane holds a slight edge over Seattle in team fielding averages through Sunday July 20 with Butte and Helena nearing chase for second place. The list shows top catchers and infielders from Spokane Seattle Tacoma Portland Helena and Butte. Upcoming schedule has Butte in Portland Helena in Tacoma and Seattle in Spokane.
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Butte
Portland
Helena
Tacoma
Seattle
Spokane
Helenas
Helena Sche
Prieto
Reitz
Fisher
Schwartz
Anderson
Peeples
Ward
Hutchinson
Steeee
McDonough
Peeee Shaffer
Helena McCloske
MclIntyre
Holly
Helena Donohue
Harris
Klopf
Campbell
Mullane
Andrews
Marshall
McGilligan
Kelly
Deisel
Kane
McCarthy
Babbitt
SS Schmeer
Helena McIntyre
Hannivan
van Buren
Gia
Hurlburt
MacLauchlin
Murdock
Sense of Nagle
Rere
Howells
Letcher
Houtz
Picked Winners and the Stable Charm at Brighton
A tale of Wil a Negro named Peter shadowing financier Mr Whitney at his stable as he studies horse entries. Peter claims that touching items marks a horse’s name for the day with Gold Heels winning both the Suburban handicap and Brighton handicap. Also a listing for damaged goods sale at 12 North Wyoming Street.
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Wil
Kam C. Whiteny
the Navy
de “Peter
Mr. Whitney
Peter
Gold Heels
Brighton Beach
Accidents mar Harlem opening of Chicago Jockey Club meeting
Harsh mishaps marked the first day at Harlem with five of six steeplechase horses failing and Queenship killed. Jockey Taylor and Jockey Matthews suffered injuries while Duellist, Gregor K., Shooting Star and others won their respective races. Queenship Globe II and Farrell fell in the steeplechase.
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Chicago
Chicago Jockey Club
Harlem
Queenship
Taylor
Farrell
Matthews
Ice King
Lady Idris
Scorpio
Gregor K
Topsoil
Courage
Sceni
Dagmar
Helen Paxton
Globe II
Shooting Star
Esherin
Watkins Overton
Lucien Appleby
Star Cotton
Arizona
Dodie
Lucy Locket
Jelle of Mineo
Ravensbury
Ben Chance
Hayward Hunter
Cockfights in a Noble Deathbed Scene
An 82 year old Earl of Derby dies after arranging a final cockfight scene in his bedchamber. He bets on the ginger pyle, leaves 25 guineas for the doctor, and bids his groom bring in game cocks as he passes. The vivid tale contrasts ritual, sport, and mortality in a single poignant moment.
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John Keats
Bishop Wilberforce
Heenan-Sayers Mill
Earl of Derby
Misa Farren
Dea H
Maginn
Earl of Bardolph
Joe
Perham Defends Buttes After Seattle Games
Perham returns from the coast and defends the Buttes amid Seattle coverage. He says the roasts are unjust and praises the team’s gentleness in Seattle and Tacoma. He notes one objectionable kick over an umpire error at first base and asserts the players were right to protest.
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A. Perham
Buttes
Seattle
Tacoma
Mr. Perham
Butte
Houtz
Delmar Race Day Results At Five To Eight Furlongs
In St Louis on July 21 Delmar results show Marchioness winning the first race at five furlongs with Welcome Light second and Lazare third in 1 03. Maggie Clapton took the six and a half furlongs selling race with Optimo second and Lillian M third in 22. Seize won the six furlongs with Ben Lear second and Two Lick third in 1 16 3. W B Gates won the mile and a sixteenth with Edgardo second and Lunar third in 1 49. Sweet Dream won the seven furlongs selling race with Fred Hessig second and Tenny Belle third in 1 29. Larry Wilt won the mile and an eighth selling race with Kitty Clyde second and Wall third in 1 57.
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St. Louis
Delmar
Marchioness
Welcome Light
Lazare
Maggie Clapton
Optimo
Lillian M
Seize
Ben Lear
Two Lick
W. B. Gates
Edgardo
Lunar
Sweet Dream
Fred Hessig
Tenny Belle
Larry Wilt
Kitty Clyde
Wall
Brighton Beach Race Day Results
New York July 21 Brighton Beach reports four races. First race a mile and a sixteenth won by Her mis with Fair night second in 1 51. Second race five furlongs First Chord won with Hackensack second and Dark Planet third in 1 03. Third race selling six furlongs Lady Radnor won Bossignol second Wissen dine third in 1 15 4 5. Fourth race handicap mile and?
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New York
Brighton Beach
Hermis
Horse Race Results From Five Furlongs To A Mile And Sixteenths
Furlong Himself won, St Finnan second, Swiftmas third in 1 56 2 3. Fifth race selling six furlongs Wart nicht won, Bismarck second, Semper Viva third in 1 14 4 5. Sixth race selling mile and a sixteenth Bluff won, Ninonia second, Alsike third in 1 51 1 5.
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St. Finnan
Swiftmas
Wartnicht
Bismarck
Semper Viva
Bluff
Ninonia
Alsike
Dineen Pitches Celtics To Win Over Chicago In Dusty Tilt
Dineen pitched the home team to victory as the visitors failed to bat until the last inning. Attendance 3,747. Final score 7 to 3. Batteries Dineen Warner Patterson and McFarland.
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Boston
Dineen
Chicago
Vistors
Ine
Warner
Patterson
McFarland
Washington Beats St. Louis in Last Inning Reversal
In a tight finish Wallace overthrew to first allowing Clarke to score the eventual winning run after Sugden stopped a wild throw in the plate area. Attendance was 8,868. Washington 6 Saint Louis 5 with Orth Clarke Powell Kahoe on batteries.
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Washington
Wallace
Anderson
Sugden
Clarke
H. B. Washington
St. Louis
Orth and
Powell
Detroit Hands Baltimore Easy Defeat Amid Low Offense
In Baltimore on July 21 Detroit dominated the locals as Wiltse struggled while Sievers shut out Baltimore. Attendance reached 1 940 with Detroit scoring four runs to one. Batteries Wiltse and Robinson for Baltimore. Sievers and McGuire held the visitors.
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Detroit
Wiltse
Sievers
R. H. E. Atte
Ted Severs
Sean Seeee
Niel Ais Inks
Robinson
McGuire
Cleveland Beats Philadelphia In Nine Innings
Philadelphia relishes a late comeback as Cleveland slips from a six-run lead. An error and a flurry of hits in the seventh tied the game, a home run included, before a ninth inning single decided the outcome. Attendance 2,406. Batteries Moore Wright Wood vs Huntings Plank Waddell Schreck Powers.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
R. H. E. Cleveland
Cosccvis Ee Eree
Cincinnati Bats Power Past St Louis in League Tilt
Cincinnati defeated St Louis by hammering Murphy's curves for 16 hits. Poole debuted for Cincinnati and pitched well as attendance reached 1,300. Batteries Murphy Popp and Ryan for St Louis and Poole Bergen for Cincinnati. Umpire Brown.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Murphy
Poole
Popp
Ryan
Bergen
Brown
Brooklyn Beats Philadelphia 19 to 1 at Washington Park
New York report notes Brooklyn shut out Philadelphia 19 to 1 in front of 3,500 fans at Washington Park. Batteries were White and Doomn, with Umpire Emilie. O'Donnell moves his law office to room 55 fifth floor Harbour block.
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New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Washington Park
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Csecrer Secccees
Boom PG
Hve Reese Ced Ede Tesa Egeees
White and Doomn
Nicilson
Ahearn and
Farrell
Emilie
O'Donnell
Harbour Block
Fitzsimmons in peak form as training nears battle
San Francisco July 21 Robert Fitzsimmons runs 11 miles with trainers in Golden Gate Park then trains at the terminal quarters and declares he will win the fight. Jeffries spends the day largely idle yet confident he will prevail, with betting odds 10 to 4 against Fitzsimmons and rising wagers.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Ocean Beach
Robert Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Memphis Club Seeks Injunction Over Pitcher St. Vrain
In Chattanooga Chancellor We McConnell refused a permanent injunction to shield the Memphis Baseball Club from Southern Association interference with Pitcher St. Vrain. He allowed an amended petition to be filed and argued tomorrow. Attorneys for Manager Charles Frank vow to continue the fight.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Chancery Court
We McConnell
Charles Frank
Memphis
Southern Association of Baseball Clubs
St. Vrain
Frank
Scores From Regional Matches Show Mixed Results
At Denver Denver, Milwaukee 7 3. At St Joseph St Joseph, Des Moines 2 1. At Omaha Omaha, Kansas City 2 1. At Colorado Springs Colorado Spring, Peoria 8 3.
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Milwaukee
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Omaha
Kansas City
Colorado Springs
Colorado Spring
Peoria
Billings Umpire Dan Dewey Honored After Weekend Games
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Billings reports Dan Dewey who umpired the Billings vs Red Lodge games on Saturday and Sunday received a bouquet from both clubs. He agreed to travel to Red Lodge next Saturday to umpire two games. Sufficient subscribers have funded a special excursion train from Billings for Sunday morning.
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Standard
Billings
Dan Dewey
Billings-Red Lodge
Dewey
Red Lodge
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