Three Favorites Win At Narragansett Park
At Narragansett Park Providence July 24 the crowd was light but 2500 watched five races. Favorites swept three events led by Claude in the first and Speedway in the fourth as betting remained brisk despite the cooler, windy conditions.
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Gamey
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Sweet Tone
Bronze Wing
Bouvier
Ida Davis
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Just
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Pythia
Lunglow
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Kerrotype
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Master of Craft
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Stroller
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Mistiss
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Hawtrey
Deshon
Thomond
Second Light
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Snow King
Verness
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Maggie Stroup
Pirabella
Pittsburg Pirates Fail To Score In Loss To Boston
Boston defeats Pittsburg 8 to 1 as Cy Young dominates. Pittsburg pitchers struggle and make costly fielding errors. Delehanty homers for Boston and Dolan, Wolverton, Batty contribute timely hits. Lynch legs out a lucky infield double but Pittsburg otherwise offers little offense. Attendance noted as large.
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National baseball matchups listed for week
In National pairings Pittsburg faces Boston Cincinnati to play New York Chicago meets Philadelphia and St. Louis travels to Brooklyn. The schedule outlines four games with major league teams in a regional slate.
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Brooklyn Beats St Louis in Ninth Inning Baseball Thriller
Brooklyn wins 7 to 2 over St Louis with two outs in the ninth as Malay McIntyre and Sheckard drive in two runs. Grady Sheckard and Bergen contribute two base hits. Arndt Batch Gessley Lewis McIntyre steal bases. MeIntyre 4 strikeouts McFarland 3. Attendance about 1000.
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Sheckarad
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Gessler
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Smoot
Burke
Pe Totais
Kaela Aratian
Favorites' Day at Old Saugus Races Highlight Local Derby
Three favorites landed purses at Old Saugus with Jennie Scott winning the 2:18 trot in straight heats after two seconds. Susie Fox, despite lameness, won two heats but broke repeatedly and injured her legs ending her season. Dodie K won the 2:03 trotting and The Friend captured the 2:13 pace. 2:30 trotting went to Dodie K with Chime Bells taking a heat.
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Jennie Scott
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Aberdeen
Cox
Sean Wilee
Lillian S
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Demorest
Ifred
Tyson
Octave B
Dore
Betty Brook
Titer
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Robert McGregor
Bru- Sig
Serge
Heir-at-Law-Win- Wilkesbrine
Timothy
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Patchen Wilkes
Trout
Mambrino King
George M
Cummings
Tempest Grattan
Susie A
van Auken
Lady May Tudor
Heald
Wilkes Maid
Payne
Smathers Announces Permanent Retirement From Turf
New York July 24 E E Smathers owner of running and trotting horses retires from the turf and will sell all of his horses on Saturday. He has been a prominent figure in racing owning good thoroughbreds including the great McChesney for which he paid 30000. There are nearly fifty race horses in his stable at present.
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E. E. Smathers
Schulamite Wins Sea Gull Stakes at Brighton Beach
Schulamite, a heavily played favorite, captured the Sea Gull stakes the feature race at Brighton Beach. Only three started with Rose of Dawn as betting favorite. Devout failed to beat the post as a favorite in the fifth race. Bad News won the day as six favorites were beaten.
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Mirthless
Lochinvar
Pater
Ossineke
Eater
New York
Schulamite
Brighton Beach
Pat Dunne
New York Defeats Cincinnati 4 3 In Sharp National clash
New York wins 4 to 3 over Cincinnati by Gilbert’s two-base hit in the eighth. Dahlen’s great catch ended Huggins’ threat with two on and two out in the ninth. McGinnity pitched five strikeouts, overall gave up walks and hits, and Corcoran Steinfeldt contributed two-base hits. Attendance about 3,500.
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Brien Forbes and O'Brien Set for Chelsea Bout
Little Harry Forbes the former bantam champion meets Rouse O'Brien of South Boston at Pythian Rink Chelsea in a 15 round bout Tonight Forbes famed for tough clashes and wins over Neil Ranch Lenny Feltz and Goodman O'Brien rises with recent draws and wins as one of New England's top little boxers A strong undercard includes Freddie O'Brien versus Lenny and Hanlon versus Benny Kane in eight rounds.
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North End
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John A. Sullivan
Walter Direct Lowers Record in Detroit Pace
Walter Direct driven by Ed F. Geers of Memphis won the $5000 Chamber of Commerce stake for 2 24 class pacers at Grosse Pointe track, lowering the stake record from 2:06 4 to 2:05 3 4. Bonanza finished second and F. J. Park third as Detroit Driving Club opened its 22d blue ribbon meeting. About 5000 spectators.
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Boston Triumphs Over Detroit 7 1 in First Division Clash
Boston pitchers hold Detroit to three singles as Dineen wins 7 to 1. Selbach leads with two hits, Ferris belts a sixth inning homer into the army yard, and Mullin, Collins, and Freeman drive key plays in a dominant Boston win at Columbus.
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Cleveland Beats Washington as Jacobsen Falls Early
Cleveland won against Washington after Jacobsen faced an early exit in the first inning. Adams replaced him and pitched well, Carr hitting the solo home run off Adams for the only run.
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Palmo Tablets Promise Youthful Complexion Rejuvenation
Advertises Palmo Tablets claiming to rebuild the nervous system regulate kidneys and reduce wrinkles. Priced 50 cents a box with a 12 box guarantee, free book offer, and multiple local sellers listed in Gardner and surrounding streets.
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