Parader Beats Commando In Realization At Sheepshead Bay
Lawrence Realization at Sheepshead Bay features The Parader with McCue up winning by two lengths over Commando in one mile five furlongs. Handwork leads early, then Parader rails home after late challenge, with Goldsmith disqualified in the double event. Three favorites win and several other horses claim places across six races plus steeplechase results.
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New York
Commando
Domino
Sheepshead Bay
R. T. Wilson
the Parader
McCue
Shaw
Mortallo
Mortado
Handwork
Goldsmith
Ah Magic Light
Honolulu
Colonel Padden
Rolande Shaw
Lady Sterling
Land
Templeton
Olver Me
Fly Wheel
Wal
Dolando
Bombshell
McLeod of Dare
Waddell Wins Sheridan Stakes at Washington Park
Robert Waddell captured the Sheridan stakes at a mile and a quarter as 20,000 spectators watched at Washington Park. Six runners started with Waddell the favorites, Bullman leaving to lead before Jiminez and Waddell surged to the front in the stretch, the winner beating Six Shooter by a half length with Terminus fourth and His Eminence fading. Five favorites won, Martimas was disqualified for fouling Crocket in the fifth race. weather clear and track slow.
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Longs
Jack Raton
Ross Fame
Pirrho
Seeond
Sam Fulion
Ohner
Boney Boy
Ed Adack
Alaska
Oxnard
Robert Waddell
Six Shooter
Terminus
Crocket
Heleie Jores
Aulla Fonsa
Martimas
Mr. Brown
Yellow Tail
Moneymass
Moses
Scotch Plaid
Tlird Knot
Chicago
Washington Park
Waddell
Hasemi
Jiminez
Brutal
Bullman
Eminence
Selections at Delmar Park. Oulenarde Upsets Independence Handicap
Delmar Park race day features heavy track conditions as six favorites fall. Oulenarde, a long shot, wins the Independence handicap by two lengths over Blink, with Nandora third. other races list winners Hirt Asher, Athylene, Prince Stonmouth, Tom Collins, Prima II, Lee Bruno among various winners and placers. St. Louis entries include multiple sprinter and middle distance contenders for today’s program.
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St. Louis
Delmar Park
Oulenarde
Blink
Nandora
Hirt Asher
Miss Guido
la Mascotta
A. D Gibson
Dr. Cave
Prima II
Tobe Paine
Hindoonet
Lee Bruno
Ida Ledford
Amelia Strathmore
Racing and baseball notes from a cluttered card
A jumble of race entries and results with sellers and pedigrees, plus recent baseball scores. Chicago vs Brooklyn and Pittsburg vs New York headlines appear with multiple battery and umpire lines, attendance figures, and game details.
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Taylor
Pittsburg
R. HH
B. Pittsburg
New York
Leever
Zimmer
Doheny
Warner
Colgan
Even Breaks in Two Cities Highlight July Baseball
July 4 reports from St Louis Cincinnati and Chicago detail two morning games with St Louis and Boston and a late highlight of Murphy’s remarkable defensive catch in Cincinnati. Philadelphia shut out by Jack Powell and Ed Orth, while Chicago wins the morning game by overpowering Kitson. Attendance ranged from 3,000 to 20,000 across venues.
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St. Louis
St Louis
Duggleby
RHE
St. Lous
Philadelphia
Harper and Ryan
McFarland
al Orth
Jack Powell
Powell
Ryan
Orth
Jacklitsch
O’day
Cincinnati
Boston
RBLE
Wills and Moran
Philips
Bergen
Cunningham
Chicago
Kitson
Birmingham
Boston Drives Wins in Doubleheader on July Fourth
In Boston the morning game featured hard hitting and visitor errors as the home team triumphed 16 to 6 after a 10 to 7. The afternoon game extended Boston’s streak to four straight wins over Baltimore with a 6 to 3 victory. Philadelphia edged Washington 6 to 5 in a tense early game, while Milwaukee split with Detroit in a tenth inning comeback. Cleveland shaded Chicago 8 to 6 in the morning, with Cleveland again prevailing 6 to 4 in the afternoon.
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Boston
Wee
Baltimore
Mitchell
Criger
Nops
Hobnson
Connolly
Bresnahan
Timpire
Philadelphia
Washington
Lewis and Schreckke
Con
Sears
Powers
Manassau
Sheridan
Milwaukee
Detroit
Miwaukee
Sparks
Connor
Heigh
Shaw
Canlon
Carrick and
Clarke
Annes
Anderson
Birmingham
Memphis
Wilhelm
Culver
Stud Armstrong
Nashville
Nashvites
Selma
Athletic Park
Aly
Tohill
Two Games for Little Rock as Popp Shines in 6 2 Win
In Little Rock on July 4, Popp pitched and batted to lead the locals to a 6 2 victory over Shreveport in the second game before 6,000. Montgomery was ejected for arguing calls, while McCloskey and Syr einnis handled Shreveport’s batteries. Hammonds notes strong defense and eight strikeouts by Popp.
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Little Rock
Shreveport
McCloskey
Syreinnis
Little Hock
Land
Ad McGuire
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Hoffmeister
Abbott
Gifford
Wayne
H, Wu
Birmingham
Memphis
Brandt
Culver
Rhod Armstrong
Shielda
Wilheam
Itu
Moore
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Weer
Rich Realization
Whisky King
Speedy Robert Waddell
Irosuta
Lady Clark
Doubleday
Ben Hempstead
Henry A. Bandrol Liluan
Hydrophonia Regal
Phonolite
Man
Captain Foraker
Clara H
Jim Turner
Barly
Weird
Intendo
Tim Gilztord
Alvin W
Jim Breeze
Crosmolita
Ransom
Swordsman
Mule
Ea Decirous
Menace
Satin Coat
Seething
Maximus
Bettins
Bele Simpson
Aurea
Lunar
Handpresa
Kemp Jgisber
Hangarian
Milwauee
Quite Right
Echo Pals
Matt Horan
Lahn
Fleuron
Sim
Atmore
St. Keith
Cora Have
Emma
Jordan
Jorg Sues
Bere
Wagner
Moltte
J. V. Eithy
His Gift
Julia Whroste
Lapidas
Des Doreen
Headwater
Moneymans
Toah
R.H. B. Chicago
Brooklyn
Kahce
Yarrell
Time Tv
Nash
Hughes
Kahee
Donovan
McGuire
Ampre
Fily
Matthewson
Bowerman
Chesbro
Tannehill
Murphy
Magoon
Pertz
Scott, Newton and Bergen
Nichols
Kateridge
Pire
Reidy
Maloney
Sievers
Cronin
Buelow
Cantillon
Cleveland
Maeno Ead
Hart
Wood
Patterson
Sugden
Haskell
Whitehall Street
Hoffer
Hae Sleveland
Harvey and Sullivan
Little Rock,Ark
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Wilmington
Avy Rightsville
Masons
Wrightsville Beach
Seaboard Air Utne
Moderos
Wee. Christian
WM. B. Clements
Trav. Pass
E. Kirby
Wroe
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