Grand American Handicap at Springfield Marking Thirteenth Run
The Grand American handicap at Springfield Illinois begins June 17 and runs to June 21 at the Times Gun Club grounds. Amateurs dominate the week with five 20 target events each day and the Grand American handicap for amateurs and professionals, offering substantial purses and a $1050 guaranteed prize to the winner.
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America
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Joh
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New York
J. C. Grimt
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Ew York
C. W. Fioyd
Kansas City
M. Dinfenderfer
Indianapai Jung
R. D. Cuptil
A. TR. Barber
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Indiananstrix
Ind
Rogers
Hatrins
Lanner
Fame
Jett J. Blanks
Watries
Valuntbus
Ohio
Fred Ilariow
Chicago
Fred Shattuck
Boston Beats Chicago In Fun Game Of Series
Boston 17 Chicago 8 in a strained, low scoring contest. Ed Welsh and JWiltie led Boston with strong hitting as Chicago suffered a third straight loss. Butter and Livan contributed for Boston while Chinago and Wood stood out for Chicago.
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Jwiltie
Boston
Chicago
Chicaen
Benres
Chinago
Wood
Marquard Sets Modern Win Streak Record in New York
In New York on June 17 Marquard extended his modern record for consecutive victories by winning a pivotal game. O'Toole faced a tough outing as Marquard maintained the streak, with Sears Aldee and Puishuype among notable performances. The contest featured key moments from Ram er and emerging players Kelly Stur quird Meyers as the home team secured a decisive win.
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New York
Marquaid
O'Todly
Marquard
Steusight
Abe Gets a Match at Deadly Gym July 4
San Francisco bout set as Abm Attoli and Tommy Murphy train for a lightweight clash at 13 pounds. The event targets fan attention with a scheduled show in the city on Independence Day.
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San Francisco
Attoli
Tommy Murphy
Great Independence Day Marathon and Games at Butte
Arrangements for the July 4 Independence Day celebrations in Dubie include a major amateur Marathon race with prizes of 325 first, 1 second, and merchandise, plus a seven-horse powered motor vehicle race. Entries from John Conway, Herbert Mees, William Sherwond, and Mitte Curnose are noted, with relay races between Butte and Anaconda high schools and a large ladies decorative automobile competition.
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Maurin of Tuyathtette
Ralle
Connells Store
Walker's
Bitter
Carl Dngel's
Aiiers
Bulle Charober d’ Commerce
Vane 3d
Motor Creerage
John Conway
Herbert Mees
William Sherwond
Mitte Curnose
Asiece
Bulls Motor Crele Club
Hese
Rmiee
Herawn
Butte
Anaconda
Boston Home Run Frenzy Dominates Mixed Baseball Card
Boston paces include two home runs in a morning game at Cincinnati, Campbell’s fielding shines as Boston edges Cincinnati amid rain delays. Batteries and pitching notes cite Suges and McLean on Boston, Dickson two hits for Cincinnati. Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Chicago results noted with rain causing postponements, while Allen card favors Vanir in a one mile feature and a brief horse race summary following a rainy day.
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Cincinnati
Campbell
Seeeieniierereres Bor DT
Purin
Ling
Hambhroys
Welcan
Dickson
Avemins
eScore
Cincinnati Siesaverarseae
Severtistsesees
BOR Batteries
Suges
McLean
Digkwon
Tetris
Playing-off dates announced for major league schedule
New York announces post season dates with teams including Pittsburg Brooklyn Boston New York Philadelphia Chicago and Minneapolis among others. Key matchups feature dates in August September and October with open slots and rescheduled games noted.
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Lynch
Nationat Learia
Ouy Mg
Aft
Pittsurge
Brooklyn
aAug
Willy Chietage
Owen
Boston
Clnaint
AL Philadetiti
Tina
AL Landes
Will Chiou
Ab Viltebury
AL Leone
Mainmhite—Tily
Mylatoipile
AL Ghleigo
Will Cinsworth
Biggest odds ever offered on a winner in Cincinnati
An underdog named Ring, a 1-year-old colt owned by J. Regapsis, won the sixth race at Lit Tone with odds of 109 to 1. This price marks one of the largest to ever be laid against a winner, reflecting Parimutuel and bookmaker practices at Kenpuku tracks.
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Cincinnati
Wishing Ring
Regapsis
Fnane
Littone
Northwestern League game ends in eleventh inning
Spokane wins in the eleventh after Moran's play and Shaw's fourth straight hit drive in the tying and winning runs. Seattle team batters Whaling Leanard and Devyogt contribute in a tight late innings sequence.
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Spokane
Stral
Tyrd
Moran
Oniek
Shaw
Seattle
Whaling
Leanard
Devyogt
Vancouver Victory Orchestrates Comeback At Home
Celebration marked Vancouver players returning to their city as Une fret Zama from Victoria led the late surge in the third inning. Kauimar was tagged out at the plate as Vancouver built a lead, with Bellerles Clark Lewis Saul McCreery and Grindle contributing. The final score favored Vancouver against Victoria 7 to 4.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Nine Run First Inning Rush Seals Portland Loss
Portland, Oregon June 17 reports Tacoma Thade exploded for nine runs in the first inning and added five more later as Sioux City beat Portland 6 to 2. Hall, Bloomfield, Lamilles, Bloore and others contributed for the visitors while Lincoln and Sioux City held the lead throughout.
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Portland
Ore
Tacoma
Thade
Seohe Cyadd
Hall Ba Longe
Bloomfield
Lamilles
Bloore
Missoula Baseball Leader Hurt in Auto Crash
Hugh Campbell, president of the Missoula Baseball club, was injured when a car driven by Jack Greenough left a six foot embankment while returning from a fishing trip. Campbell sustained a scalp wound and back injury, others escaped with minor bruises, and he was treated at a farm house before being brought home.
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Jens
Hugh Campbell
R Cn
Clifton Blankenshiy
Rusty Wright
Dsocretian Wagpires
James Romand
Greenough
Tin McGuire
Boston
Cleveland
Annigger
Detroit
Dig Chackfoot
Gage
Jack Greenough
Camp Poll
Campbell
Carl Greenhoad
Io Missoula
Almost a Strike in National League Sparks Pirate Dispute
Bitsours Pennsylvania to New York reports depict Clarke and Wagner each sending $25 fines amid a brewing National League dispute. Clarke defends his stance while Wagner backs restraint. both defend Pirates and umpires, arguing rules should be enforced and players heard.
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Wagner
New York
Lynch
Ileamie
Neh
Pittsburg
Nore
Norines
Wapner
Mnyself
Mten
Chicago
Rivile
Mitchell
Tilem
Olt
Tichie
Lem
Adams
Fienle
Pittshore
Pittsbury
Cinemnatelals
Hank O'Day
Wagners
Hia
Bush
Carey
Jlaus
Beoops
Wrenay
Newpires
Ton
Judemmon
Clarke-Wagner
Racing Card Fragment From 1985 Meet
Fragmentary racing card lists entries and horses for multiple events with names and numbers. many fragments unreadable. It references Erin Alan Alona Toishio Tau and several jockeys, venues, and locations such as San Francisco, Dublin, and Riojo Lookout. The legible portions show third race six furlongs with multiple horse names and numbers.
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Toishio
Tau 1
What Vice
Selitia
Kenheth
Wis Smteholotte
Marcurum
Kitty W
P. Wats
Jenulo Newnan
Als Maude
Mitt Sreond
Mt Tongs
Soulte
Riojo
Lookout
Ramsay
Dublin Minstrel
Budmont Adama
Dana Ayirel
Francisco
Horse Racing Card Summary
Readable race card items list horses jockeys and odds across fifth and sixth races. Notable names include Pashandie Lady Petrdl Native Son Allan Ray Annie McGee Hand Sutenel Adena Wiltrudy Auinest and Chief Desmond Marisol Bonnie Bard Dene with various odds and placements.
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Harlem Mold
Papeilia
Lady Petrdl
Jourth Race
Pashandie
Seling Hang Dhap
Anile
Sir Cleges
Discontent
Angelus
Cu Hon
Mara'mara
Oxer
Juan
Seling
John I
Ghechan
Eddie Moll
Allan Ray
Annie McGee
Hand Sutenel
Adena
Wiltrudy
Auinest
seling—Teamian
Joluiplown
Chief Desmond
Lit- Metou
Hawley
Tone
Stewart
Marisol
Dene
Bonnie Bard
Sulu
Adehemist
Deatrice Boule
Wolgast Claims to Be Ready for Big Fight
Los Angeles June 17 reports say light weight champion Ad Wolgast is in shape for a big bout. Wolgast says he weighs about 130 pounds and trains in the Tar--up mountains. rival Jos Rivers is preparing and the betting odds favor Wolgast, with many around ten to one on him.
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Wheeler Springs
I Mountains
Ad Wolgast
Tno
Jance
Wolgast
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Jos Rivers
Leta
Wolgest
Singside
Fugitive Promoter Dies Amid Bond Scandals
In Seattle, promoter W. E. De Larm of the Columbia Sliver Archer company and allied firms died in Placerville California after fleeing justice for using the mails to defraud. He sold bonds totaling 5.9 million dollars that are now worthless, enriching associates while he faced indictment in Portland Oregon. The see-saw tale follows his social schemes in Everett and Seattle, his escape with his wife, and his final decline from paralysis and illness.
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W. E. de Larm
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Ore
Frank E. Green
de Lari
Ald
Massachusetts
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Dehetamea
Columbia River Orcchary Company
Washington Orchard, Trrigation and Frost Company
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Te Lerm
Money Tenberg
de Warm
Michigan
California
de Larhit
Santa Monica
Chen
San Francisco
Sacramento
Plaverville
Horsford's Acid Phosphale If Tired and Restless
An ad notes Horsford's Acid Phosphale as a remedy to quiet and strengthen nerves and induce refreshing sleep. It asserts it helps tired and nervous individuals. The snippet also mentions growing interest in Ontario's fruit industry, highlighting regional agricultural interest.
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Governor McDonald vows to block Vegas fight
Las Vegas reports say Governor McDonald asserts power to prevent the planned bout on July 4 and will act to stop the Las Vegas event. Promoters hint at Juarez as a fallback venue if the Las Vegas fight is blocked. Dick Smith and partners hold Juarez concessions and seek a replacement site for the bout. Tommy Ryan dispatches a harsh telegram denouncing Flynn and cutting ties with Heenan camp.
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Talia
McDonald
Vegas
Taly
McTyonald
Tyo
Las Vegas
Mexico
Seeins
el Paso
Texac
Juarez
Dick Smith
McDonald Sook
Smith
Nig Partnes
J. TG. Roussel
Fractured Harmony in East Lag Veras Baseball Tale
Reported turmoil follows Tommy Ryan’s resignation as Wut Flynn’s tralgersia-chief amids tensions with Diyan and Promotes Gurley. Ryan to coach Magara Morrow at 3 Pasu in Chicago on June 30, while Boston Cubs trade rumors swirl. Marquard’s new pitch and Rieke’s hop draw wide fan speculation.
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N. M
Tommy Ryan
Wut Flynn
Tralgersia
Harmiony
Diyan
Ryan
Gurley
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