Baseball matchups across three leagues today
National League games feature Louisville versus Boston, Pittsburg meeting Brooklyn, St. Louis at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Chicago at Baltimore, and Cleveland at Washington. New England League shows Fall River at Bangor, New Bedford at Augusta, Brockton at Lewiston, and Pawtucket at Portland. Eastern League includes Buffalo at Rochester, Springfield at Providence, Toronto at Syracuse, and Scranton at Wilkes Barre.
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Louisville
Boston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
New England
Fall River
Bangor
New Bedford
Augusta
Brockton
Lewiston
Pawtucket
Portland
Buffalo
Rochester
Springfield
Providence
Toronto
Syracuse
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Boston Beats Phillies In Busy Boston Ball Game
Nichols held Philadelphia to seven hits and six strikeouts while Long fueled Boston with two singles and a double. A rat incident distracted play as Long tried to throw at the mascot. Boston scored five in the seventh to seal a 8-3 victory over the Phillies at Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Bostons
Philadelphias
Nichols
Quakers
Taylor
Cross
Long
Boston
Short
Thompson
Ganzel
Herman
Bannon
Delehanty
Duffy
Phillies
Del
McCarthy
Lowe
Nash
Tucker
Reilly
Pittsburg Defeats Washington On Rough Day Pitching
In Washington on Aug 19 Pittsburg won 9 to 3 as Anderson’s mediocre pitching led to Mularkey replacing him after five innings. A second-inning collision angered Hawley, sparking a near brawl with Mularkey. Attendance 2350. Pittsburg had 12 hits to Washington’s 6 with 3 errors apiece. Hawley Merritt Anderson Mularkey McGuire.
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Washington
Pittsburgs
Anderson
Mularkey
Beckley
Hawley
Pittsburg
Merritt
McGuire
Brooklyns Beat New York In Ninth Win Of Series
Kennedy pitched well for Brooklyn as they defeated New York 7 to 3, totaling 12 Brooklyn hits to 5 for the Giants. Meekin struggled in one inning, the fourth, allowing four runs. Anderson hit a homer as Brooklyn took an early lead and held on despite listless New York play. Attendance 3500.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooklyns
New York
Kennedy
New Yorks
Meekin
Anderson
Bangor Blown Out by New Bedford In Baseball Loss
Bangor lost after failing to back Friend with timely hits and costly errors at key moments. New Bedford scored 16 runs on 15 base hits while Bangor managed 3 runs on 7 hits. Errors favored New Bedford 4 to 7 as Friend and Murphy paired with Wheeler and Hayes on the batteries.
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Bangor
Friend
Dee
Delaney
New Bedford
Vcceedes
Murphy
Wheeler and Hayes
Portland Wins Edge in Rain-Interrupted Maine Baseball Game
Rain halted play in the sixth inning as Portland took a slim lead against Brockton. Beam pitched for Portland while Killeen supported by fielding and hitting. Final counts show Portland with four hits and Brockton six, with Portland committing five errors to Brockton's two.
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Portland
Brockton
Killeen
Beam
Shea
Goodhard
Augusta Dominates Klobedanz Early In Waterville Clash
In Waterville Maine Augusta crushed Klobedanz for nine hits and thirteen runs in two innings, aided by Kennedy Ladd and Klobedanz errors. Augusta had 18 hits to Fall River's 10, with Coyle Baker Butler Kelley and Klobedanz Ladd Rollins on the mound.
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Waterville
Klobedanz
Augusta
Kennedy
Ladd
Fall River
Coyle, Baker, Butler
Lewiston Falls to Pawtucket on Poor Fielding
In Lewiston on August 19, a faulted fielding game doomed Lewiston as Reagan struggled while Pettee shined at second base. Pawtucket capitalized with 10 hits to Lewiston’s 5, while Lewiston made 6 errors. Todd and Yeager teamed for Pawtucket with Mains and Rupert for Lewiston.
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Lewiston
Reagan
Pettee
Pawtucket
Todd
Yeager
Mains
Rupert
Providence narrowly tops Springfield in nine inning thriller
Providence wins third straight in a free batting contest that sees constant lead changes. Lyons clinches it with a final air ball catch as Providence edges Springfield 9 to 7 after a seesaw nine innings. Hudson and McAuley pair up on the mound for Providence with Coughlin and Leahy catching.
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Providence
Springfield
Springfields
McAuley
Lyons
Hudson and McAuley
Coughlin
Leahy
Toronto Drops Syracuse in Afternoon Tilt
Toronto led early and repeatedly attacked Syracuse as Payne shone on the mound and at the plate. Three home runs went over the fence with Minehan and Freeman also going deep. Attendance was about 1,000 as Toronto won 9 to 4.
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Toronto
Ont
Payne
Syracuse
Minehan
Freeman
Eienes
Payne and Lake
Delaney and Hess
Wilkesbarre Routs Scranton On Strong Batting In Fourth
In Wilkes Barre on August 19 the home team built a commanding fourth inning lead against Scranton. Pitcher Coakley dominated, allowing only four hits and striking out seven as Wilkesbarre won easily. Roth contributed to the victory.
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Wilkesbarre
Wilkesbarres
Scrantons
Coakley
Roth
Scranton Beats Wilkes Barre In Low Attendance Standoff
Outfield plays turn tough chances into defense while 1060 fans watch. The score shows Wilkes Barre 0 0 1 6 0 0 0 0 Scranton 0 1 1 0 0 0 6 0 0. Hits 13 for Wilkes Barre, 4 for Scranton. Errors 2 for Wilkes Barre, 3 for Scranton. Battery Coakley Wente for Wilkes Barre Johnson Schriver for Scranton.
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Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Coakley
Wente
Johnson and Schriver
Rochester Defeats Buffalo in Ragged Baseball Game
Rochester outslugged Buffalo as Lampe struggled on the mound. Harper settled in with solid pitching for Buffalo though wild walks troubled him at times. Errors hurt both sides, but Rochester capitalized with timely hits to win decisively.
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Rochester
N. Y
Buffalos
Lampe
Rochesters
Harper
Bisons
Buffalo
Berger
Nantucket Triumphs In Interisland Series Opener
Nantucket beat Cottage City 14 to 7 in Nantucket to take a 1 0 lead in the interisland championship. Batting timely, Nantucket won the fourth game. deciding game set for Cottage City next Friday.
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Nantucket
Cottage City
Baseball Notes Highlight Players and Trades Across Leagues
Chicago uses eight pitchers this season. Orth joins Baltimore as a successful new twirler. The tailenders meet the tailenders at South End grounds at 3 30. Cunningham to pitch for Louisville and likely Stivetts for the home team. Western club begins last Eastern series. Sexton may go to Newport for the season. Releasing a valuable pitcher seen as risky. Cincinnati beats Cleveland for first time this season. Crisken of Lewiston takes a ten day layoff in Amesbury for a bad knee. Jack Doyle of the New Yorks fined nearly 400 this season. Malachi Kittredge eyes stage with Anson next season. Wes Curry seeks return to umpire staff. Decker named Chicago’s permanent first baseman with Allnson benched. Ramsey, formerly left handed, now umpiring in Western Association. Klobedanz of Fall River wins 21 of 25. If Cleveland takes pennant, Robinson to pay 1000 to the team. In a recent 15 inning game Hughey Jennings made twenty chances without an error. Burnham nicknamed Watch Burnham after borrowings. Amesbury Columbians, managed by Thomas Hanley, seek games. strong Essex amateur team. J. W. Gloucester notes Rob Roy boxing gossip.
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Chicago
Orth
Baltimore
South End Grounds
Cunningham
Louisville
Stivetts
Sexton
Newport
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Crisken
Lewiston
Amesbury
Jack Doyle
New Yorks
Malachi Kittredge
Anson
Wes Curry
Ewing
George Decker
Allnson
Ramsey
Klobedanz
Fall River
Robinson
Hughey Jennings
Burnham
Columbians
Thomas Hanley
Essex County
Lunatic Escapee Re-captured on Bicycle Ride to Boston
Patrolman Thomas F. Murphy arrested James Carpenter who escaped Danvers insane asylum. He took a bicycle owned by a female attendant and claimed it was his sister's. Carpenter fled on the wheel toward Boston before being pursued, dismounted, and sent back to the institution.
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Carpenter
Murphy
Fox Hill Bridge
Boston Plans 91 New Liquor Licenses Amid Population Rise
Boston faces 91 new liquor licenses after population growth shown by the census. General Martin says timing and recipients are undecided with 600 applicants. commissioners may auction licenses to realize a premium of at least 259,000 for the city treasury.
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Boston
General Martin
Martin
Quill Wheelmen and Riverside Race Plans Highlight New England Cycling
The Quill Wheelmen of America, a newspaper writers club based in the World Building, New York, plans to import top riders for a club championship race next June. Key members include John S. Johnson, Walter Sanger, Harry C. Tyler, and J. F. Starbuck. Riverside Cycle Club to host its third annual ten mile road race on August 24 with a challenging Brighton Avenue to Reservoir course and a large prize list, plus a Labor Day quarter-mile asphalt track meet announced by Tom Yarick featuring substantial cash and gear prizes. Holmes of New Jersey is in town on rubber plant business, and Jamaica Cycle Club prepares its second ten-mile race on August 31 with extensive prize offerings. A Boston-area railroad sachem charges 25 cents per bicycle, sparking debate over wheel handling. George M. Porter & Co. plans a 246-mile relay from East Boston to Portland starting at 6 am.
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America
Quill Club Wheelmen of America
New York
Unioith
Dixie Hines
Wheelman
Quilty Cid
John S. Johnson
Walter ©. Sanger
Harry C. Tyler
Brighton Avenue
Commonwealth Avenue
Beacon Street
Wast
Tom Yarick
Remington
Remington Arms Company
Winchester
Manskister
Holmes
New Jersey
Boston
Jamaica Cycle Club
Jamaica Main
Strauss
Jamaica Cyclle Club
Jamaica Plain
George M. Porter & Co
Meridian Street
East
Portland
Meridian
Snaratéga—streets
Porter
Maine
Wellfleet Yacht Races Open at Wellfleet Harbor
The Wellfleet Yacht Club opened its regatta with a three mile race, three laps, as boats from Massachusetts clubs entered. The City of Chicago and Harold are expected to race tomorrow, with substantial cash prizes and silver cups for top performances in various classes. An elegant silk pennant awaits the best time in the second and third special classes, while home boats vie for additional cups and cash prizes. A large crowd observed the event from shore and bluffs as officials oversaw the race.
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Wellfleet
Wellfleet Yacht Club
Wellfleet Fiarbor
Massachusetts
Chicago
Harold
John H. Baker
Boston
L. D. Baker
Jamaica
Boston Fruit Company
Simeon Atwood
Isaac G. Lombard
National Bank of America
Freeman A. Snow
A. C. Moi
A. H. Baker
E. I. Nye
Oliver Libby
Albert Baker
Charles A. Collins
Holy Redeemer Picnic Celebrates East Boston Event
The first annual Holy Redeemer picnic at Centennial Grove drew 1200 attendees. East Boston Reds beat the Lymans 26 to 14 in baseball. Winners included James Judge in the 100-yard dash and D. Landrigan in the one mile, with multiple athletics and races noted among the day’s events.
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Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
East Boston
Centennial Grove
East Boston Reds
Lymans
James Judge
Con’’ Moéakley
Quinn
Hurley
D. Landrigan
Henry Pero
Cummings
Joe Pender
Joe Grady
Louis Sullivan
Edward Grainger
Pero
Greenall
John Hurley
Don Moakley
Thomas Flynn
Ernest Rogers
William Crawford
George Sullivan
Professor Corey
Maurice Flynn
John J. Corrigan
Joe Doherty
John H. Hickey
Licenses to be Granted Based on New Census
The Post of Sunday reports 207 licenses to be granted under the new census plan, reflecting population growth from 188 to 1890. Although the figures were correct, licenses issued since 1890 used the 1890 census, so the current increase stands at ninety one.
City considers more liquor licenses in Lynn
Lynn Aug 19 City Solicitor Baldwin affirms the license commissioners may legally grant additional liquor licenses under the new census ruling. The decision follows an official inquiry to determine if expansion is permissible.
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Lynn
Baldwin
Emperor addresses 15000 German veterans at Gravelotte parade
In Berlin on Aug 19 Emperor William spoke to 15000 veterans of the Franco Prussian War on Tem pelhofer Field. He praised their duty and urged continued loyalty to the king. Iron crosses and war medals will receive special clasps or oak leaves as recognition.
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Berlin
Gravelotte
Tempelhofer
William
Boxing Gossip Sparks Amateur Clash Rumors
E F of Cambridge reports Nuke Twin of Harvard Square seeks Ike McArthur in next amateur bout at the Riverside or elsewhere. Boston letters note finicky boxing chatter, bets and opinions on Corbett Fitzsimmons, Choynski and future matches as Boxers prepare for upcoming carnival plans and matches in Boston and New England.
Yale Coach Seeks Richards for York Track Team
Michael Murphy of Yale and the New York Athletic Club hunted in New Haven for Richards the 10 yard dash specialist. He has tried letters and telegrams for nearly two weeks without contact and joked the lack of news might reflect a summer girl rather than disappearance. Richards is needed to join the N Y A C track squad for upcoming meets with Cambridge and London clubs in New York.
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New. Haven
Conn
Michael ©. Murphy
Yale
New York Athletic Club
Cambridge
London
New York
Richards
Yele
Firebugs in Somerville Incendiaries At Work Again
Somerville officials report two weekday evening arsons targeting grain cars in Boynton's yard near Union Square. First blaze found around 6 pm, burning between box cars. firefighters quickly stopped the fire after about twenty minutes. A large amount of waste had been ignited on the car bumpers. Shortly before 7 pm a second fire was reported at the same location. A silent alarm triggered the Union Square fire house response.
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Somerville
Boynton's
Union Square
London Athletic Club may skip American meet
London officials remain unsure if the London Athletic Club will send a team to compete against New York Athletic Club athletes in the United States. Meetings of the selection committee have been stormy. W Fitzherbert doubts committing to a squad that includes several semi professional runners.
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London
United Press
London Athletic Club
America
New York Athletic Club
W. Fitzherbert
Tyers wins 40-yard swimming title in record time
H Tyers of the Osborne Club Manchester won the 40-yard championship off the Island Jersey in 6 minutes 4 5 seconds, defeating all tidal records. The event, held August 19, showcased Tyers speed and endurance as he claimed another title for Osborne Club.
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London
H. Tyers
Osborne Club
Manchester
Rumor of Croker Interest in Latcombe Park Proves False
London dispatch reports that claims Richard Croker bought F Lynham's Latcombe Regia training establishment are incorrect. Charlie Mulls, a professional backer, has acquired the premises but will lease it to Mr Croker.
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London
Richard Croker
F. Lynham
Latcombe Regia
Charlie Mulls
Mr. Croker
Haggerty Challenges Galbraith to Mile Race for $50
Frustrated by a failed Franklin Park match last Saturday Jack Haggerty now challenges Fred Galbraith to a one mile race for $50 a side within the coming week. Haggerty’s backer M. J. Connell says arrangements will be made at the Post this evening at 7:30.
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Franklin Park
Jack Haggerty
Fred Galbraith
Mr. Haggerty
Mr. Galbraith
Galbraith
M. J. Connell
Hageerty
Pilgrims Gather in Large Lourdes Transport Trains
Twelve special trains departed Paris Orleans terminus carrying pilgrims to Lourdes. Many travelers were ill or crippled and carried on stretchers. With new accessions from the countryside the total pilgrims reach about 80 000.
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Paris
Orleans
Lourdes
All Wheelmen Praise Chronometer for Wide Use
All Wheelmen know it as a perfect chronometer used for 13 operations from Maine to California. It is the only cyclometer used in Europe and all bicycle road books distances are measured with it. Roads in Western New England and around Boston were measured with it, and expert wheelmen gave it their unasked approval.
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Maine
California
Europe
WN. E
Boston
Amateur sparring exhibit at Lovell's Grove in August
The Barden party committee of St Stephen's parish hosts an amateur sparring exhibit at Lovell's Grove on Wednesday August 21. Contestants include John Toland Connie Doherty Lewis Sullivan Austin Kaveney Donnie Mahan Wesley Carr Dan Callahan Harry Holland George Storen Dave Sullivan Dan Hurley Jack Leahy and more. Samuel Robins and Tom Leahy meet in a four round white and black glove bout. A professional show organized by Maffit Flaherty features Billy Smith Dick O'Brien Maffit Flaherty Jim Driscoll Tommy Heffernan Tom Curtin and Doc O'Connell who will box three rounds with Professor George Dawson of California.
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Barden
St. Stephen’s Parish
Lovell’s Grove
Manly
New England
John Toland
Connie Doherty
Lewis Sullivan
Austin Kaveney
Donnie Mahan
Wesley Carr
Dan Callahan
Harry Holland
George Storen
Dave Sullivan
Dan Hurley
Jack Leahy
Samuel Robins
South End
Tom Leahy
East Boston
D. I. Sullivan
Maffit Flaherty
Billy Smith
Dick O’brien
Jim Driscoll
Tommy Heffernan
Tom
Bean to Run at W N J A C Games
Charles H. Bean renowned as Americas five mile and New England distance champion will compete in a special one and one half mile race at the New Jersey A C games on Labor Day against T P Conneff George W Orton and A J Walsh in New York New York Aug 19
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New York
Charles H. Bean
America
New England
New Jersey A. C
T. P. Conneff
George W. Orton
A. J. Walsh
Regular socialists treat skin diseases at Boston clinic
John H. Woodbury lists address in Boston with branches in New York Philadelphia Chicago and St. Louis offering treatment for pimples and skin imperfections through registered socialists.
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John H. Woodbury
Winter Street
Boston
N.Y
Phil
Chi
J. Louis
First Refused at Custom House Then Discovered to Be a Borneo Pongo
A stuffed body arrived at the New York Custom House last week, prompting puzzlement over whether it was a missing link. Dealer Donald Burns received it from the Custom House stores. The body, shipped by J. B. Gaylord from Singapore, was initially refused entry as a dead savage before identification.
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New York
Custom House
Donald Burns
South Street
Chiko
J. B. Gaylord
Singapore
Orang utan specimen from Malacca to Singapore description
A four foot high male pongo orang utan, over seven feet reach with outstretched arms, captured in Malacca mountains and brought toward Singapore. Description notes red hair chin whiskers mustache flat face wide cheek distance and sixteen inch white forehead, details on habitat diet and tree nests.
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United States
Malacca
Singapore
Asia
Old Saugus Opens With Pacing Purse in New England
The Old Saugus racecourse starts today with a $ purse for 2:07 pacing horses, a first in New England. Manager James O Gray funded the prize without strings, drawing a strong field led by Vassar 2:07 owned by C I Hood of Lowell, with many returning stars from local stables and a compact schedule of three days and nine straight races.
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Saugus
New England
James O. Gray
Gray
Vassar
C. I. Hood
Lowell
New
Barney
Star of Ham Brock
Gil Curry
James Golden
Whisper
Reflector
Jewell
Vitello
Guinette
Blizzard
Old Saugus
Results at Saratoga Race Card Summary
Saratoga results list race by race with winners and placings. Preston won the first, Hidalgo second, Candor third in five-eighths of a mile. Florence Colville led four and a half furlongs, Mildred D. second, Hannah third with a 574s time. Arapahoe won the one mile, Celabra second, Cesarian third in 1:42. Kamsin won five-eighths with Sky Blue second and Falling Water third in 1:03. Candelenes took the one and a quarter miles, Carracas second, Cass third with time listed.
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Hidalgo
Candor
Florence Colville
Mildred D
Miss Hannah
Arapahoe
Celabra
Cesarian
Kamsin
Sky Blue
Candelanes
Carracas
Cass
Results at Aqueduct First Race Five-Eighths Mile
Carissa first with second place going to Mary Namce and third to ei Second race six and one half furlongs Souvenir first Roundelay second Bowling Green third me Time 123 Second race six and one half furlongs Souvenir first Roundelay second Bowling Green third me Time 1 23 Third race one mile Aurelian first Kinglet second Sun up third Time 1 43 Fourth race five and one half furlongs Emotional first Crimea second Fred Train third Time 12004 Fifth race one and one sixteenth miles Mirage first oe Dixon Jr second Queen Bess third Time 1 50 Sixth race one mile Eagle Bird first Chis wick second Panway third Time 1 44
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Carissa
Mary Namce
Roundelay
Bowling Green
Aurelian
Kinglet
Sun-up
Crimea
Fred Train
Mirage
Oe Dixon, Jr
Queen Bess
Eagle Bird
Chiswick
Panway
RESULTS AT ST. ASAPH Races Feature Quick Times
Six races reported with winners and runners up. first race Greg Forest over Jimmie James with Airplant third in 1 22. Younger six races list Young Griffo first, Little Ralph second, Loreso third in 1 05. Dr Faust wins four and a half furlongs with Louis Quatorze second and Lady Teacher third in 574s. Johnny defeats Catechism and Tralee in 1 22. Marie Lovell takes six and a quarter furlongs with San Malheau second and Tribute third in 1 21. Clair W. and Seek Jilson runner up Eva's Kid third in 1 05.
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Greg Forest
Jimmie James
Airplant
Young Griffo
Little Ralph
Loreso
Dr. Faust
Louis Quatorze
Lady Teacher
Johnny
Catechism
Tralee
Marie Lovell
San Malheau
Tribute
Clair W
Jilson
Eva's Kid
Fire on Harrison Avenue sparks alarm at 7:08
A brisk blaze last night at building 348 Harrison Avenue triggered Box 69. The four story brick structure, owned by Harris Levine, housed a dry goods store on the first floor run by Ligiste LeClair. Personal goods损damage estimated at 30 dollars. building damage about 150 dollars.
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Harrison Avenue
Harris Levine
Ligiste LeClair
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