Canada On The Racing Map With Big New Circuit Plans
Toronto to host a proposed second Canadian racing circuit with A Orpen backing three new mile tracks in Toronto Hamilton and Montreal. Joseph A Murphy cites approval from Canadian Racing associations as the plan aims for spring and fall racing under the Miller bill. Colonels Winn sees mutuels expanding and predicts renewed turf growth with Jevaurez opening earlier if New York racing stalls. Hastings leads money-winning sires list with Babblers victory boosting Hastings and notable progeny performances across the season.
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Chicago
Ill
Canada
Toronto
A. Orphen
Orpen
Dufferin
Hamilton
Montreal
Joseph A. Murphy
Middle West
Murray
Mr. Murphy
Woodbiew
Belmont
Babbler
Hastings
Woodstorps
Nau
Fashion Plate
Variation
Idea Key
Hen Brush
Ornanent
King’s Daugh
Semproning
Semprolus
King James
Bannockburn
Denies
Sam
Jack Atkin
Rock Sand
Foot Print
Famous Sprinter Captures Prize in Fast A A A Contest
A long racing feature highlights top earners and standout performers in harness racing including two year olds Palmer Nau shon Hashti and The Harvester and Walter W. The piece notes earnings for Joe Morris The Commoner and others and shifts to a baseball update from United Press discussing the tight races in the National and American leagues with Boston and New York rivals in close contention for runner up as the season progresses.
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Joe Morris
Palmer
Yankee
Naushon
Adam
Hashti
Ethelbert
Fitz Herbert
Ogden
Pulka
Voter
Polis
Walters
Geers
Detroit
Readville
Memphis
Walter W
Bob Neil
Gerrs
Beokeepers
Walter McLean
United Press
New York
Boston Americans
New York Americans
Red Sox
Yankees
New Yorks
Bostons
Athletics
Giants
Pirates
Philadelphia
Cubs
Maroons Marines Dominant Win Over Erie in League Park Opener
Frederick Wilhelm pitched a merciless 10 strikeout complete game as Canton blanked Erie 1 to 0 in the first game of the series at League Park. Shoevlin led Canton with two hits while Tate and Flood turned a key double play, and attendance reached 275.
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Frederick Wilhelm
O.P
Erie
League Park
Commodore Perry
der Kaiser
Shoevlin
Martin
Gilligan
Broderick
Matty
Tate
Flood
Hinton
J. Dawson
Fingles
Collins
Bonnin
Canton
Strood
Wilhelm
Empire
Ebner
Rail Light Brings Cleveland Strikebreakers To Cover
As rioting floods the city prison and saloons close, police arrest nearly 100 on rioting charges. Rail Light hires strikebreakers from Cleveland as Mayor Marshall leads police against a crowd of 2400 to 3000 at Livingston avenue and Seventh street and at the West Side Car barns. One man wounded, others beaten. firemen save the mayor from the mob.
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Columbus
Marshall
Rail Light Company
Cleveland
Livingston Avenue
Seventh Street
West Side
Perry Ebert
Dr. King's New Life Pills Promise Quick Vitality
An ad touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as around the clock relief for weakness and fatigue with claims of restoring energy and mental power. The text lists ailments and promotes the pills from K. Hug Drug Co.
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Dr. King
K. Hug Drug Co
Manager McAleer Lands Somerset to Rebuild Terre Haute
Washington manager McAleer signs first baseman Somerset now with Terre Haute in the Central league. His batting drew McAleer attention. McAleer also recalls outfielder Warren Miller who was loaned to Scranton this spring.
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McAleer
Washington
Somerset
Terre Haute
Warren Miller
Scranton
Rochester Pitcher Lafitte Sold to New York Highlanders
Manager Ganzel of the Rochester Eastern league club sells pitcher Ed Lafitte to the New York Highlanders. Lafitte will finish the season with Rochester.
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Ganzel
Rochester
Ed Lafitte
New York Highlanders
Lafitte
Tuesday's Games Open With City Matchups
The schedule lists Cleveland at Philadelphia, Chicago at Washington, Detroit at New York, and St. Louis at Boston for Tuesday's basketball games across four matchups.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Monday Scores Beat by Beat Across Baseball Standings
Results recap shows Cleveland beating Philadelphia 4 2 and again Philadelphia 0 4. Chicago defeated Washington 4 2 and lost 1 5. Detroit topped New York 8 4. Boston edged St. Louis 4 2.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Canton Triumphs Over Erie 2–0 in Monday Matchups
Canton blanks Erie 2 to 0 as Mansfield visits Akron and McKeesport meets Youngstown. East Liverpool dominates New Castle 7 to 0 while East Liverpool beats New Castle Be.
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Latter Am
Ww. L. Pet
McKeesport
Severeene
Canton Etree Ewene
East Liverpool
Akron
Eee
Coos
New Castle
Erie
Eeeeerses
Mansfield
Youngstown
Eeereese
Canton
Tuesday Games Across South Bend and Indiana Cities
Central reports matchups with South Bend at Zanesville, Grand Rapids at Wheeling, Dayton at Terre Haute, and Fort Wayne at Evansville set for Tuesday.
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South Bend
Zanesville
Grand Rapids
Wheeling
Dayton
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
Evansville
Wayton
Sailors Bow To Erie In Tight Play and Errors
Tim Flood made a notable debut as the Sailors fell to Erie in a tense game with standout catches by Tate and Broderick. Bonnin and Strood contributed solid hits amid fielding miscues and near misses, while Curtis and Donnelly fanned as Strood’s speed and Bonnin’s misplays shaped the action.
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Timothy Flood
Keystone
Tate
Big Curtis
Bonnin
Hinton
Strood
Broderick
Williams
Erie
Canton
Collins
Wilhelm
Curtis
Martin
Fed Strood
Donnelly
Joan Dawson
Glidden Cup possession disputed after appeal
Automobilists follow legal actions over the Glidden trophy from the National reliability tour. Referee A W Whiting awarded to Premier car No 1, but the contest board reversed, ordering the cup to Chalmers. The New York supreme court granted a temporary injunction to block the transfer pending further hearings.
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United Press
New York
A. W. Whiting
American Automobile Association
Chalmers
New York Supreme Court
Humboldt to Host Lake City Baseball Team Transfer
July 22 update notes Frank Gotch world champion heavyweight wrestler has bought the Lake City baseball team. The brush league club will move to Humboldt his home August 1.
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Humboldt
Iowa
Frank Gotch
Lake City
Brush
Canton Motorcycle Club Plans Race At Open House
Canton Motorcycle club will hold an open house Tuesday evening at their South Market street rooms to arrange a race. Owners of motorcycles whether members or not are invited to attend.
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Canton Motorcycle Club
South Market Street
Cubs Seek Games With Amateur Teams
The Cubs want to arrange games with any amateur team in or out of the city. Managers should contact Frank Decker at East Fourth Street or call M-1969 to arrange matches.
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Cubs
Frank Decker
Turtletown Bar and Cafe Opening This Thursday
The Turtletown Bar and Cafe opens on Thursday July 28 at the corner of Charles and Cherry. Mish fry, everybody invited. Arthur Smith, proprietor.
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Turtletown Bar & Cafe
Mish Fry
Arthur Smith
Charles and
Cherry
Train mishap ends life of brakeman near Kingball
Special Nickel Plate train failed to reach Bellevue in time this morning after freight brakeman L. J. McHugh fell from the moving train at Kingball east of the city. He suffered a fractured skull and died just miles from the yards as an ambulance stood by in Bellevue.
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Bellevue
L. J. McHugh
Kimgball
Here
Prominent Mt Pleasant Contractor Killed in Auto Crash
Louis Db. Cole a well known contractor living near Mount Pleasant Michigan was killed when his automobile overturned on a wet road.
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Mount Pleasant
Mich
Louis Db. Cole
Here
Detroit Boat Party Safe After Lake St Clair Gale
DETROIT reports a party of three women two men and a boy feared lost in a severe gale on Lake St Clair yesterday were found safe in port on the lake shores late today. The boat sought shelter during the storm and could not reach relatives.
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Detroit
Lake St. Clair
Forest fires scorch mills near Morley Calgary Alberta
Charred cinders covered Calgary Alberta as forest fires roared from Morley fifty miles away. Eau Claire Lumber Co. mill complex on Ghost River burns fiercely while fire rangers struggle to halt the destruction.
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Winnipeg
Man
Calgary
Alberta
Morley
Eau Claire Lumber Co
Ghost River
Georgia student pleads guilty to burglary in Kansas City
John Wilhoit formerly a University of Georgia student and son of W F Wilhoit president of the Cotton Oil Co of Atlanta pleaded guilty in the criminal court in Kansas City to burglary and received a two year sentence in the Penitentiary.
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Kansas City
John Wilhoit
University of Georgia
W. F. Wilhoit
Cotton Ol Co. of
Atlanta
Terre Haute Wins Large Football Exhibition
The report notes Terre Haute defeats Daytona, Wheeling, Grand Rapids, Fort Wayne, and Evansville with a 90 point total for Terre Haute and a 6 point spread for several opponents.
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Terre Haute
Daytona
Wheeling
Grand Rapids
Fort Wayne
Evansville
Milwaukee at Columbus and More Union Matchups
Milwaukee meets Columbus while Kansas City plays Toledo and Minneapolis faces Louisville in a slate of matchups. St. Paul travels to Indianapolis as teams contest standings and regional bragging rights.
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Ww. L Pet
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
Commu
Milwaukee Fe
Indianapolis
Louisville
Nee
Milwaukee
Columbus
Larned Wins Longwood Trophy After Defeating McLoughlin
William A. Larned of Summit New Jersey claims the Longwood trophy after defeating Maurice McLoughlin of San Francisco. Larned had won the trophy in prior years 1908 and last year, securing permanent possession.
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Boston
William A. Larned
Summit
N. J
Rich Longwood
Maurice McLoughlin
San Francisco
Larned
Local directors weigh season extension for Canton league
Canton team owners in the Ohio and Pennsylvania league plan to extend the season by two weeks from September 5 to 20. President L. P. D. Yost and local directors vote to bring the proposal to the league executive committee and Maxwell for action. Enthusiasm grows as fans in various cities attend games and fall interest rises with minor league action amid diminishing bad weather risk.
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Canton
Pennsylvania
L. P. D. Yost
Maxwell
Race Interest Revives At Saratoga Meet In New York
United Press reports Saratoga Race Course in Saratoga Springs New York plans a major meet next week with added and guaranteed money totaling 157800. Officials expect strong entry lists for big stakes and hope to use profits to cover expenses, as metro tracks have struggled since Hart Agnew laws.
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United Press
Saratoga
N. Y
New York State
Saratoga Racing Association
America
R. T. Wilson, Jr
Coney Island
Claig
Sheepshead Bay
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Bert Collyer
Matt Winn
Empire City Racing Association of Yorkers
Churchill Downs
Juarez
Mexico
Colonel Winn
Kentucky
Winn
East
Mr. Winn
Jaurez
Tex” Ramsdenl
University of Pennsylvania
Sumford Bridge
Reggie” Walker
Walker
Maroons Marines
Deneoe
D. Dawson
Ceccasee
Ccisscienne
Atte
West
Wees Miller
Wees
Clyde Engle
Boston Red Sox
Engle
L. Pet
I i. Nee
Ewes
Penn
Motorcycle Club
Weiss
Harry Weiss
Quality Shop
Tuscarawas Street
Uco
Ltatt Ea Sae
Victor E. Snyder
Walnut St
Meyers Lake Park
Theate
Boas & Shorb's
New
Mathews & Bannon
Harry Shunk
the Minstrel
Malvern
Waldo Bros
Orpheus
Vanadeville
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