Lucien Appleby Wins Northern Handicap at Hawthorne
Lucien Appleby led from the start to win the Northern handicap mile and a quarter at Hawthorne by a nose over The Conqueror I with Hargis the heavy favorite finishing third. Weather was clear and warm as the Ha wthorne program continued with fast tracks and competitive racing.
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Hargis
John McGurk
Chicago
Lucien Appleby
Hawthorne
Margis
Trask
Gweetle
Heigerson
Wies Crawford
L. Wilson
Buccaneer
R. Williams
Selto
Pat Hammon
Nettle Dutchman
Lord Frenchmen
Ceylon
Owens
Houston
Artus
Brazil
Elard Vice
Slap Dash
Falella
Paul Aker
Wongerly
the Conqueror I
Henry
Helgeron
Nitrate
John Bright
Atbola
W. Knapp
L’etienne
Helgerson
A. J. Gibson
Adkins
Talpa
John Peters
Golden Rule
Sylvia Talbot
Hayward Hunter
Compass
Little Ekin
F. Booker
Think
Queen Victoria
Wing Dance
Erie
the Giver
Wonderly
Rag Tag
Paul Whaley
Waldo
Father Weather Alum Water
Gallant and
Bard of Avon
Trapsetter
Black Wolf
St. Kue
Harfang
Atlantico
Codex
Justin Moore
Miss McMeekin
Annora
Outwal
Lefare
Serge
Schwalbe
Hermencia
Major Tanny
Bondage
Glassful
Orsina
Leflore
Corrigan
Automaton
Sardine
Meehanus
Ohagen
Cuthbert
Louis Wagner
Censor
Bard Burns
Cousin Carrie
Angea
Hayden
Senator Metts
Itbia
Eva's Darling
Fompey
Carrier
Emma A.M
Postmaster Wright
Floyd K
McGene
Wolfram
Nestoria
Sherry
Orfeo
Vastry
John ‘Powers
Snowdritt
Delmar Feature Won by Bas D'Or and Croix D'Or Handicap
At Delmar Park the Homebred handicap stakes over 6 furlongs was won by Bas D'Or and Croix D'Or, with Deutschland close pace but not enough. Track fast. Several races detailed with winners including Sid Silver, John Yerkes, Light Opera, and Tony Gepping. Monday entries listed for St. Louis events and six furlongs selling race.
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Bt. Louis
William Mulkey
Bas D'Or
Delmar Park
Deutschland
Ocyrohe
Bridwell
Mafalda
D. Austin
Scalper
Trexler
Hugh Gowan
Arendon
Sweet Note
Wreath of Ivy
Sid Silver
Watton
Daily Gray
Mimo
Loudon
William Suizer
Swift Candle
Bisuka
Tioga
Dotty Shute
Pettijonn
Olonetz
John Yerkes
Trogler
Macbeth
Sheehan
Charles C
Donegan
Aylmer Bruce
Wellesley
Kingatelle
Northern Spy
Reducer
Temptress
Bas Iror
Higgina
Croix D'Or
Deutachland
Kelly
Actine
Light Opera
F_ Smith
Lady Strathmore
Oreiz
Shea
Kenova
the Messenger
Joste F
F. Smith
W. DB. Gates
To & Sem
Ivernia
EH. Austin
Judge Cantrill
Lindenella van
Tony Gepping
Sheay
Busgenia
Ceriapell
Varber
Ida Penance
Little ~Lals
Jon Doughty
Plona
Countess Clara
Pierce ¥. Boner
Brown Vali
St. Louis
Mes
Maleprop
Bush Smith
Carrota
Toubee
Sadie Burch
Rebo_ Follies Barges
Port Warden
Wixwam
Lampadrone
St. Giles
Major Carpenter
Nowete
Valverde
Totiiz
Mayor Gra
Race Card Summary From an Early Racing Program
The fragment lists multiple race entries with horse names riders owners and numbers across four races including distances like one mile and mile plus. Notable entities include Mt. Roche 190 Castle Gregory Frank Collins and Orpheum with names such as General Dix Deer Hunter Tamborina Girl Baronet and King's Bieter.
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Ham
Lilian
Ayimar Brae
Varna Fynso
Feronis
Mathilde
Crime
Harry Grifith
Rhyme and Reason
Mt. Roche
Castle Gregory
Frank Collins
Glen Eher
Penton
Thales
Bustler
Sweet
General Dix
Tamborina Girl
Baronet
King's Bieter
Axates
Our Lady
Verna Rica
Sir Paul
Corsey
Water Boy lineage traced in Zealandia dam saga
Zealandia the dam of J B Hasgin's champion Water Boy is described as a ten year old with an all gray maternal line back to Rosaline by Commodore. The piece tracks Belmont era mares, describes Nellie Gray as a sister to Water Boy's great grandam, and notes racing and breeding implications for owners including Major Thomas Miles Kelley and John E Madden amid shifts in Kentucky turf ownership and stud operations.
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BR. L. McClure
Lexington
Zealandia
J. B Hasgin
Water Boy
Alarm
Haegin
G Thomas
Rokee
Waverley
Commodore Mare
Major Thomas
Miles Kelley
Ohio
Mississippi
Veara
Rosaliné
Nellie Gray
Old Jerome Park
Harry Bassett
Kelley
General A. Buford
Leonard W. Jerome II
Jerome
Buford
Kentucky
General
P. Lorillard
Jahia
Great Horae
Zeslandly
McChesney
Nelile Gray
Grandam
Avatur Thomas
Rogaine
Hekee
Waterboy
Wallrboy
John E. Madden
Black Whirlwind
Imp
Ida Pickwick
Cleophus
Myrtle Herkness
Hanover
Madden
William Gerat
Nashville
Ower
Hermitage Stud
Gerst
Francis Aa
Bitchcock
Phil Dwyer
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Beaumont Stud
H. P. Headley
Hitchcock
C. Whitney
Blue Grass
Eastern Billionaires
Charles Elwood First in Brighton Derby at Brighton Beach
J B Haggin's Charles Elwood won the Brighton derby for 3 year olds at 1 1/8 miles, beating Slave and Rigodon in front of about 20,000. Ormonde's Right triumphed in the Neptune Stakes, while other races saw Lavator in the Aintree Steeplechase and Charles Elwood extending the lead to seven lengths in the stretch.
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New York
J. B. Hagein
Charlies Elwood
Brighton Beach
Haggin
O'Neil Slave
Morrin
Rigodon
Brighton
Keane
Cardinal Wotsey
Charles Elwood
O'Neil
Rhodon
Stave
Hagen
Pasalig
Close
O Neil
Cochran
Slave
Ormonde
Pentaur
Midshipman
Tople
O’neil
Pertunia
Gannon
Hazelwood
Redfern
Bob Murphy
Ned Moore
Oradel
Phaser
Hello of Wakefield
Lavator
Mara
Judge Philips
Henry
Manian
Saftel
Falminete
Euphona
Cardinal Wolsey
River Pirate
Hantalus Cup
Illyria
Lady Potentate
Luxcasta
Sir Voorheis
O'Neit
Double Six
Internat
Eloim
Brunswick
Locketran
Baseball standings and scores from the American League
Baseball results from Detroit Chicago Boston New York and Washington with pitchers Kitson Buelow White Flaherty Slattery Dunkle Kittredge Wad dell Schreick Pearson Abbott Kahoe O Laughlin Tannehill Chesbro O Connor Young Winters Criger Sheridan. Attendance figures noted for several games.
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Chicago
Detroit
Long
White
Kitson
Buelow
Flaherty
Slattery
Connelly
Washington
Philadelphia
Ouhington
Dunkle and Kittredge
Waddell
Schreick
Haesett
Cleveland
St. Louis
Pearson
Homestead
LaJoie
Gochnaur
St.Louis
Abbott
Powell
Kahoe
O'Laughlin
Boston
New York
Hatteries
Tannehill
Chesbro
O'Connor
Young
Winters
Criger
Sheridan
National League Standings and July Baseball Games
National League standings list clubs with wins and losses. Chicago held a strong curve as Welmer and Harper limited scoring in a doubleheader split with Cincinnati. Philadelphia defeated New York 5 to 4 as Frazer and Dooin provided the decisive two-out hit. St Louis beat Pittsburgh 14 to 4 after Leever allowed nine hits and three first-inning errors. Boston swept Brooklyn in a doubleheader, aided by miscues and timely hitting. Attendance figures accompany each game showing fan turnout across the day.
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Chicago
Welmers
Harper
K.H.E. Chicago
Cincinnati
Welmer
Lundgren
King
Poole
Bergen
Alh.e
Batteriese
Menefee
Raub
Philadelphia
New York
Thomas
Gleason
Beere
Now
McGinnity
Warner
Fraser
Dooin
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Leever
St Louis
Willhelm
Phels
Weaver
Dunleavy
Ryan
Boston
Brooklyn
R.H.E. Boston
Malarkey
Moran
Garvin
Ritter
Johnstote
R.h.le
Pittinger
Doescher
Reldy
Johnatone
Americans Farewell After Bisley Rifle Meeting
Bisley England July 25 Americans left for Liverpool to the sound of The Star Spangled Banner and Auld Lang Syne. Major General Lord Cheylesmore praised the Americans while Colonel Leslie C. Bruce thanked him. The Palma trophy was recaptured and cordial relations with rivals noted. Two soldiers were barred from Palma and further NRA events after a posting.
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Bisley
England
Liverpool
Lord Cheylesmore
Council
National Rifle Association
Leslie C. Bruce
J. W. Garvie
Northumberland Fusiliers
F. Watson
Huntsville Adds Southwick and Fuller to Semi-Pro Lineup
Huntsville Alabama July 25 Manager Watkins of the Huntsville baseball team has contracted with Southwick shortstop and Fuller pitcher from the Chickasaw club of Memphis. Their addition will strengthen Huntsville into a leading semi professional squad in the south. Watkins also wired Hugh Hill to return if he cannot play with Birmingham and Hill indicated he will not. HIM was drawing a Dod salary in family days and had several patrons here.
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Huntsville
Ala
Watkins
Southwick
Fuller
Chickasaw
Memphis
Geagon
Wll
Hugh Hill
Sirminghash
Hill
Red Elm
Ste
Nachville
Secret temperance cure advertised to drinkers
A tasteless home remedy claims to cure drunkenness secretly in coffee or food, heartily endorsed by the WCTU and temperance workers. It promises rapid results with Eli already involved and a pledge of safety for wives or daughters. offer includes a trial packet with address request.
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Eli
Tia
Cairo 25 Quitman 5 in easy Cairo win
Cairo defeated Quitman 25 to 5 in Cairo Georgia on July 26. Pitcher Pearce struck out nine and allowed three hits while Searcy had five hits including a two bagger and four runs batted in. Hudson and Baggett added heavy hitting as Cairo built a large early lead.
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Cairo
Quitman
Pearce
Searcy
Bet
Hudson
Baggett
Augusta Beats Columbia 11 to 60 In Extra Innings
Augusta Georgia July special reports Augusta and Columbia played the third game resulting in an 11 to 60 score after an eleven inning tie. Augusta hopes to schedule another game with Athille's Southern League team on an off day as the club seeks a stronger opponent.
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Augusta
Columbia G
Auusta
Columbis
Athille
Fae
Game Forfeited in Alabama Baseball Clash
The Pulaski at Huntsville game was forfeited to Huntsville in the fifth inning after Pulaski players left the field following an umpire’s ruling. The score stood 13 to 5 for the Socals, and players Fuller and Smithwick appeared for Huntsville in uniforms, with Hugh HI possibly returning to finish the season.
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Hunt‘aville
Huntsville
Ala
Pulaski
Hunteville
Socals
Huntevilie
Fuller
Smithwick
Chicdsaws
Pliching and
Hugh HI
Strikes and protests shape tense Nashville baseball scene
The article recounts disputes over a narrow game margin and a possible protest by Wrigley, notes umpire Keefe as sole judge, and previews today’s game with Memphis amid talk of Hale boosting the Crackers. It covers player payments, attendance reports, and remarks on umpire protection and manager actions involving Flanagan and Breitenstein.
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Wrigley
Keefe
Gus
Memphis
Say for me that I wou'dn't swap Wen French
A long, quirky exchange about baseball trades and a pitcher in the Southern League. The writer jokes that Fisher may keep French, noting his value at $500 and French’s satisfaction with his current team. The rambling text mimics fan chatter, with playful baseball metaphors and a humorous, flirtatious letter about games and personalities.
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Rorairg
Fisher
Prince of Orange Wins 2:08 Trotting at Grosse Pointe
In Detroit on a hot July day the 2:08 trotting feature at Grosse Pointe saw Prince of Orange win the fourth heat by a head. Also noted were 2:09 trotting wins for Prince of Orange in second and fourth bests, Trace and Monte Carlo placing behind. Lucy Lee winning the rail event with Mary Scott third. Other divisions included 2:24 trotting won by Merchants and Manufacturers’ team with Robert Me taking second and Hie Bow third. 2:34 pacing where Dan R took second and third heats, and Pauline G pacing with Miss Willamont second and Burl Wilkes third.
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Grosse Pointe
Detroit
Mich
Prince of Orange
Monte Carlo
Baron Dean
Rotunee
Lucy Lee
Henry L. Geconi
Mary Scott
Robert
Hie Bow
Robizolg
Dan R
Litila Squaw
Secae Panne Dillard
Pauline G
Miss Willamont
Burl Wilkes
Columbus 2. ee 1. Columbus Ge July 26 Special
Columbus report in an eleven innings game notes uncertain score and events with unclear location and participants. The fragment mentions a pallage and Alabama but lacks complete names dates or teams.
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Columbus
Columb
Cordele Nicks Narrow Defeat in Fitzgerald Tilt
Fitzgerald 1 Cordele 2. Batteries G Davenport and Kay Laval and Sullivan. Hits Fitzgerald 4 Cordele 2 Errors Fitzgerald 2 Cordele 2. Cordele’s runs came from a pair of errors as rain halted play at the end of the fifth inning.
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Cordele
Fitzgerald
Davenport
Kay
Laval
Sullivan
Cordele Beats Fitzgerald On Late Errors 6 to 4
Cordele raced to a 6 to 3 lead, then held Fitzgerald to four runs as an error and timely hits in the seventh inning sealed a 6 to 4 win in Fitzgerald. Wild Bil Clarke and Johnenn worked as opposing pitchers with strong outings. Batteries were John and Kay for Fitzgerald and Clark and Middlebrooks for Cordele.
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Fitzgerald
Cordele
Wild Bil Clarke
Johnenn
Johnson
John
Kay
Clark
Middlebrooks
Fitsgerald
Dalton 15 Cedartown 2 in Georgia game
Dalton defeats Cedartown 15 to 2 in Dalton Georgia as three Dalton players Whitaker Cottingham and Snodgrass hit home runs in a three game series. Ison and Whitaker helped Dalton with Cottingham behind the plate batteries Poole and Woodward for Cedartown. Rome and Dalton scheduled for a three game series next week.
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Dalton
Cedartown
Dalton Oy
Acore
Whitaker
Cottingham
Snodgrass
Eough
Iaon
Ison
Poole
Woodward
Rome
Eastman’s famous kodaks and optics offered
Immense Hine and filma advertised at 14 Whitehall Street and Hawkes opticals promise expert lens grinding and comfortable trama adjustments. Travel routes include sleeper connections to San Francisco via Missouri Pacific, Denver and Rio Grande, with low meeting rates to G A R in August. Illustrated materials available from I E Rehlander in Chattanooga.
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Kodaks
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Whitehall
Hawkes
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Prcific Railway
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G. A. BR
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I. E. Rehiander
Wem
Ninth Street
Chattanooga
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