Yesterday's Winners Racing Card
Yesterday's winners list six races with placings. Yip Hy Ya took first, Auntie Curl second, Rimifax third in race one. Patriotic won race two with Ar Butus second and Ben Uncas third. Prince Conrad led race three with Gemal second and Minnie F. third. Sempsilla topped race four followed by Mimorose and Goldfinn. Mary Emily won race five with Rake second and McAlan third. J H Barr won race six with Angelus second and Bashful Bettie third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yip-Hy-Ya
Auntie Curl
Rimifax
Patriotic
Arbutus
Ben Uncas
Prince Conrad
Gemal
Minnie F
Sempsilla
Mimorose
Goldfinn
Mary Emily
Rake
McAlan
J. H. Barr
Angelus
Bashful Bettie
Ormes
Deal Carroll
Charce
St Index
Batchelor & Co
Seeeld
A. Beckham
Pi Pauley
Ita
Rimifaxs
Fountain & Co
McIntyre
Bertha V .D. Hogan
Sharpe
Grefer
Ony Linke
Shelby
G M Johnson
Iferdel
Kezanson Sunue
Marta Mae
Pest
Yip
B. F
Atkins-Dolly Gray
I Mason
Knight
Carroll
Yip-Sty-Ya
Curl
Tan
Nimifax
We. St
Ibatriotic
S. Peck
Corey Eeeteeeeee
C Whitcomb
Rosen Eeewee
Ren Uwens
Monk
Pontius & B
Sielaff
Madeline Musgrave
Cooney
Charbonneau
Grant
Nelson
Wee
Joe Woods
W. M. Neeser
Kelsay Wavneee
First Fashion
Brownfield
Hollenbeck
Pauley
L Howard Bros
Hulligan
Patriotic Arbutus
Bannockburn
America
J. Maloney
Red Ranger
Bodwin T. Fryer
Patriotic High Price
Ben Uneas
Sempsilla Triumphs in Close Finish at Futurity Course
Rain dampens crowd as Sempsilla at 7 to 1 edges Mimorioso by a nose in the fourth race over the Futurity course. Patriotic wins the second and J H Barr captures the last race. Mary Emily and Prince Conrad also score as favorites falter or prevail amid a brisk but wet track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sempsilla
Edmonton
Daddy Ip
Mimorioso
Patriotic
Peck
Prince Conrad
Minnie F
Mary Emily
J. H. Barr
Arbutus
Ben Uncas
Goldfinn
Pajarolla
Daddy Gip
Races Report from Racing Card with Winners and Odds
Details of the 2819 fifth race for three-year-olds and up including winner Mary Emily and runner Mc Alan with times and weights, and the 2820 sixth race at five furlongs listing entrants such as Jean Bevaud Blaze and Angelus. Notes cover entries scratched, odds, and betting totals. winners and place getters noted with trainers and jockeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Emily
Miller & Co
Burlingame
Rake
F. M. Hopper
Ior i
Ormes
McAlan
Cotton & T
Iron Queen
Beckham
Pauley
Lescar
W. M. Cain
E. McEwen
Forge
Ripley & Co
Bezanson
Force
J. J. Agua
Lew Hill
W. Hemmell
Dawson
Kinfolks
ST. McGrath
Emily
C. m
F. Farrar
Nannie McDee
Beautiful
Knight
Yvonne
W. S. Heath
Hill
O. Barr
G. M. Johnson
Ferrana
W. H. Schwartz
Parnell
Parnell Girl, 5 (Jones & Co
Howard Bros
Cccen
Roberta
Ne & Free
Seth Wo
Kk. McEwen
D. Hogan
Chuc
Miller
Barr
Angelus
Bettie
E. G
Jean Bevaud-Blazer
Lady Stalwart
Tillinghast
Beverstein
D. Cox
J. H. Barr
Pitcher Schmutz Sold to Vancouver Club for September Report
The purchase of pitcher Schmutz from Vancouver, British Columbia, the Northwestern league, was announced. He will report in September. Schmutz’s 1912 line includes batting 109, fielding .957, pitching .425, with 33 games and 261 innings pitched, 13 wins and 17 losses.
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Schmutz
Vancouver
British Columbia
Scoreline from Midwest hockey tourney listed by city
Kansas City 2 Indianapolis 1 Minneapolis 1 Louisville 3 St Paul 4 Columbus 4 Milwaukee 1 Toledo 6. The tally shows results by location in a regional contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
ETL
Basa Tescebadeceess
Loulaville Wenee
Scores From Midwest Baseball Matchups
Omaha defeated St. Joseph 11 to 3 while Topeka beat Wichita 5 to 0. Des Moines edged Sioux City 1 to 4 and Lincoln won 1 to 0. Denver did not break through in its game.
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Omaha
St. Joseph
Topeka
Wichita
Des Moines
Sioux City
Denver
Lincoln
Highlanders Make Joke Of Contest
Detroit defeated New York 6 to 1 as Willett pitched well for Detroit and held the visitors to three singles.fielding miscues aided Detroit's offense, scoring all runs with a pass and steal in the ninth. Batteries McConnell Caldwell Gossett Willett McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
New York
Willett
Tigers
YORK
McConnell, Caldwell and Gossett
Willett and McKee
Johnson Wins for Washington in Narrow Chicago Win
Walter Johnson pitched for Washington as opportune hits and errors by Weaver and Russell helped the Nationals defeat Chicago 2 to 1. Lord hit a late homer to prevent a shutout. Pitching changes included Benz and Cicotte. Batteries listed: Johnson and Ainsmith for Washington. Russell Benz Cicotte Schalk and Hasterly for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walter Johnson
Weaver
Russell
Washington
Benz
Cicotte
Lord
R. H. E. Washington
Johnson and Ainsmith
Russell, Benz, Cicotte and Schalk and Hasterly
Philadelphia Beats St Louis In High-Scoring ThrilL
Philadelphia won 11 to 8 over St. Louis after eight hits and a sacrifice in the sixth. St Louis led with a second inning homer by Compton and chased Weiseman with a late rally at the switch, relief by Stone failing to halt the surge. Batteries Shawkey Busch Sehand Weisman Stone Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Compton
Weisman
Stone
R. HB
Shawkey
Busch
Sehand
Stone and Alexander
Cleveland Defeats Boston 6 to 1 in Exhibition
Cleveland won 6 to 1 over Boston as Bland ing kept the visitors to five hits and Cleveland chased Mosely from the box. Hall was ineffective. Score by innings shows Cleveland with numerous runs and Boston strandng men. Batteries Mosely Hall Thomas and Blanding ONeill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Boston
Blanding
Mosely
Hall
R. H. E. Brostom
Cleveland Cocssesecceser Sevcees
Thomas
O'Neill
American Defeats German in Tennis Match
Norris Williams, a member of the American tennis team, defeated German ace Otto Froitzheim three sets to one. Williams showed greater ease than Maurice McLoughlin in the same opponent’s match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Williams
Otto Froetzheim
Maurice McLoughlin
Best Balance Narrowly Beats Betty for Third Place
In a close finish, the runner known as Bashful Betty was delivering her best form and seemed set for an easy third, while the balance of the field pressed hard to challenge.
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Betty
Busy betting day at track with high stakes races
W S Heath bid up Sempsilla to 905 dollars in race four and retained the horse. Mary Emily sold at 505 dollars, and J H Barr went to Dave Cox for 400. Heath owns Othello and Lady Pandhita among others while Burlingame rode two winners Prince Conrad and Mary Emily. The meeting saw a laboring betting ring as rain kept bettors away.
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W. S. Heath
Sempsilla
Mary Emily
J. H. Barr
Dave Cox
Heath
Othello
Lady Pandhita
Burlingame
Prince Conrad
Mimorioso
Plan Aimed at Relocating Leagues to Key Cities
Four cities Cincinnati Detroit Cleveland and Washington are cited as potential placements for International League or American Association teams. Researchers found no league representatives available to confirm the reports. The proposal envisions continuous baseball in these cities to deny outlaw organizations patronage and hinder their foothold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Barry Defends World Sculling Title On Thames Course
Ernest Barry of London defeated Harry Pearce of Australia by two lengths on the Putney to Mortlake course to defend the world professional sculling title. Stakes were $5,000 with Pearce leading early before Barry seized control at Hammersmith bridge.
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London
Ernest Barry
Harry Pearce
Australia
Putney
Mortlake
Thames
Barry
Hammersmith Bridge
Billings Man Beaten In First Tennis Round
In Omaha at the Field club the fourth national court tennis tournament began with 96 entrants. The preliminary and first round were completed amid slow play. L Bushman of Omaha defeated L C Babcock of Billings Montana 6 1 6 4 in the opening round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Omaha
Omaha Field Club
Knights of
Vancouver Triumphs Over Tacoma In Nine Run Game
Northwest League report from Vancouver on July 21 describes Vancouver beating Tacoma 9 to 4. Vancouver had eight hits and two errors at key moments while Tacoma produced twice as many hits but left runners stranded. Batteries included McGinnity Belford and Crisp Wilson and Konnick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Tacoma
R. Ht. i. Tacoma
McGinnity
Belford
Crisp
Wilson
Konnick
Municipal Pawnshops and the Mont de Piete Legacy
The Indianapolis News recounts the Mont de Piete of Paris as an old bank run by a religious order to curb usury. It notes state and charity profits about 70000 dollars yearly, disinfected repaid goods, two thirds valuation policy, and compares rates from Berlin Brussels Madrid and London.
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Indianapolis News
Mont de Piete
Paris
Napoleon
Berlin
Brussels
Madrid
London
Rourke to Manage Omaha Team After Arbogast Release
Omaha Ohio July 21 President W A Rourke of the Omaha Western league club announced the release of Charles Arbogast who has been manager for two seasons. Rourke will manage the team himself and Arbogast moves to the Los Angeles club of the Pacific coast league. Pitcher Luke Glavenich is sent to New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
W. A. Rourke
Omaha Western League Baseball Club Today
Charles Arbogast
Rourke
Arbogast
Los Angeles
Luke Glavenich
New Orleans
Innovation in Grand Circuit races set for September
Hartford announces a new division in the Grand circuit program with three selling races in September. Each entry is valued at $1,000 and the winner from each event will be auctioned within twenty minutes after race finish. One race targets 2:15 pacers, another 2:24 trotters, and a third for 3-year-olds eligible to the 2:30 class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Getting After Outlaws
Baseball circles here today discussed plans to counter outlaw opposition by placing strong minor league clubs in cities where the field is currently exclusive to the National or American leagues. Brooklyn and Pittsburg were noted as examples of potential moves aimed at breaking exclusive control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Ex-major leaguer Tannehill released by St. Joseph club
St Joseph Missouri July 21 Pitcher Jess Tannehill ex major leaguer has been unconditionally released by Manager Hollands of the Western league club He joined the St Joe team at the season start but pitched in only six games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph, Mo
Jess Tannehill
Holland
Tannehill
St. Joe
Seattle Triumph Over Spokane in Bottled 4 1 Victory
Spokane outhit Seattle but Seattle won 4 to 1 thanks to timely long drives. Spokane's lone score came on Waffle's double. Battery details list Douglas and Hannah for Seattle with Meikle and Cadman.
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Seattle
Spokane
Waffle
R. H. E. Bromghs
Bana Seene
Douglas
Hannah
Meikle
Cadman
Brooklyn Baseball Club Officers Announced Today
New York report states that on July 21 Brooklyn club officers were announced by the team management. Details forthcoming as officials prepare for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Grim Crown of Romania Forged From War Steel
Romania's royal crown is described as perhaps the grimmest in the world. It was made by command of King Charles from the steel of a Turkish gun cap captured at Plevna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romania
Charles
Plevna
Giants Top St Louis 8 4 Behind Burns Hit Parade
New York defeated St Louis 8 to 4 as Burns starred with two doubles and a single plus two walks. Doak worked the seventh and eighth, the only pitcher to show pace against the league champions. The four sluggers from the Giants struggled at times but powered the rally in Chicago style batting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Doak
Burns
St, Louis
Geyer Doak
Wingo
Hartley
Wiltse
Crandall
Meyers
Philadelphia Beats Cincinnati 3 1 Behind Seaton and Becker
Seaton pitched for Philadelphia with solid support from Becker and Doolan to defeat Cincinnati 3 to 1. Lobert sparked the offense with three safeties including a homer and a double in four at bats. Batteries: Sages Brown Kling Seaton Killifer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Seaton
Becker
Doolan
Cincinnati
Lobert
Brown
Kling
Killifer
Chicago Cubs Rally Edges Boston in Series Tie
Chicago secured a 6 to 2 win over Boston by piling up hits in the seventh to ninth frames. Early lead went to Boston on base running, but Overall puzzled the Cubs after the sixth. Needham's two-base hit sparked Chicago's big inning in the sixth and a ninth inning double padded the advantage. Batteries Overall and Needham. Studolph and Rariden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Needhams
Chicago
R. H
Chicabo
Accesssccvacvees
Overall
Needham
Studolph and
Rariden
Brooklyn Beats Pittsburg In Swinging 13-6 Victory
Errors by Pittsburg in the seventh turning a 6-3 lead into a Brooklyn rout. Carey's homer in the fifth gave Pittsburg the edge before Brooklyn exploded with five runs in both the seventh and eighth. Final score 13 to 6. Batteries Hendrix Robinson Cooper and Simon vs Coleman Ragan Allen Miller and Fisher.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Carey
R. H. E Prushupe
Hendrix
Robinson
Cooper
Simon
Coleman
Ragan
Allen
Miller
Fisher
Cobb Dissatisfied Would Join Boston
Boston July 21 Ty Cobb unhappy with $12500 salary would welcome a change making him a member of another team than Detroit He wrote in a letter received today he would like to play in Boston but did not think Boston would part with Speaker There are two other cities in which he would like to play he added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Speaker
Boston Red Sox
Cobb
Animals warn of quakes in Mexico parrots and rats sense danger
The New York Press notes that parrots in Guadalajara reacted with restlessness days before a severe quake and cries increased during the tremors, while rats fled the city. The piece questions whether animal senses explain prequake warnings beyond seismograph readings. The column then mentions Manila planning a new brewery with a plant moved from Hongkong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Guadalajara
Mexico
Manila
Hongkong
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Arison
Vesterday
Prince
Gomul
Robert Mitchell
Camme
Bashful Betty
Buttemont
John T. Ireland
Foss
Davey
Ossian
Ll. B. Birds
Brezanson
Cw. Akers
Lady Adelaide
J. Tonkin
Miss Daniels
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Sss
Ost
Conrad
Gemul
Minnie
B. G
Kismet
Kate Campbell
Jes
la Cazadora
Murphy
Mitchell
Adelaide
Wheeler
Mitchell Daniels
Cammann
Green
Sempsilia
Hdmonton
Vauley Eesevuss
Canada & Y
Meltntyre
A. Leigh
Corey Cotton
Moss
Sempaliila
Mimorloso
Ch. G
Sempronius Cloisilla
EK. Jackson
W. Heath
Semiia
Pajarotta
Serrous
Mi- Sempstila
Morioso
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Siew Graf
Pro Realis
Lord Canton
New Capitol
Order of Dance
Littleton
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Golden
BROAN
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Moisie Seo
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Oorkoe
Sylvia Greane
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Wennee Wee
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Tim Judge Ween
Teen Ween
Abe Slupskey
Wild Bear
Gossiper
Lee Harrison
Bob Farley
Anne McGee
Balronia
Lady Panchita
Sir Fretful
Sebdeeavecovcedel
Pride of
Lismore
National League
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See
Great Falls
Butte Peete Wee
Helena
Milgouse
Ogden
Lieut. Sawyer
Js Pone Sve
Gretchen G. Weeeee
Yvonne Eee
Ethel Samson Eeee
Holabird
Dublin
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Great Friar
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Weere
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Ween
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Eee
Victoria
Seen
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Murray
Ore
Portland Colts
Dan Murray
Skentlehener
R. H. E. Wigeopiacco
Svacbes
Kantlehener
Shea
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Grim
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