Belle Bramble Narrowly First in Latonia Race One
Belle Bramble loses the second event by a scant neck while Lady Keith, at 100 to 1, leads most of the way before Belle Bramble nicks the finish. The track is muddy from rain, affecting betting and race outcomes as six races yield six different jockeys winning.
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Belle Bramble
Peacee
Hem’ V. Wilson
Annie M
Lpost
V. Wilson
Elizbert
Tack
Arigine
Ist
Ed Corrigan
Good Advice
Morte Fonse
Igyle
Capt. Crane
Miss Umma
Cerro Gordo
Afair
Irby B
Rey de Angeles
Col. Simmons
Shielt
Lady Keith
Martin
Estas
Performance
Bill McGuiggan
Monreth
Box
Captive
Judith
Parson
Gov. Boies
Howard Mann
Sir Vassar
Scherrer
V. Boles
Ramona
Cuti‘clone
Prince Lief Out of Training. Derby Winner Sidelined
Byron McClelland reports Prince Lief, triple Derby winner, is out of training and unlikely to start in the Detroit Derby on Aug 3. The Milwaukee-based colt has been worked by McClelland who fears an accident during recent exercises.
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Prince Lief
Milwaukee
Mr. McClelland
Mr. McGuiggan
Ben Eder
Lady Inez
M. F. Dwyer
Detroit
Brooklyn
Latonia Racing Summary Provides Mixed Results Across Races
Details from Latonia include several race summaries with multiple winners. Lady Keith excels in mud, while Kowalsky and Letcher win driving finishes. Carlotta C and Mellie show strong stretches. Six races listed with purses and times, noting Ramona’s late surge and Arrack's fair effort.
Fast Time In Mud At Salem Meet
Detroit report notes Bright Regent failed to win the big race as Lottie Loraine stunned betting by staying power to win the 2:08% pacing heat. Salem then announces a grand race meeting set for August 18 on the Salem Fair track.
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Badge
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Br. G
Fred
Wilkes
Dam Renata
Avore
Scei Dets
Barnetta
B.m
Bowerman
Gayton
B. H
Williams
Nancy L
Repeat
Netalina
Axtelletta
Happy Jim
Directum
Kelly
B. ci
Anteo
Reece - Ae Parthea
B. F
Keyes
Simannie
A. Thomas
Mabel Moneypenny
Axmere
Athway
Margarette
Re. F
Eagle Bird
Maggie F
Macey
Annie Allerton
Ch. m.Wil- Beer
Hesperus
B. c
Jamison
Marguerite
Woven Wind
Dorothea
Bell Esprit
Lottie Loraine
B. m
Gambella Wilkes
Lady Yeiser
Rea
Bright Regent
C. G. Saroo
Eeia
Easton
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Thoroughbred race results with multiple selling and stakes events
A detailed recap of races with horses such as Illusion Crimea and Brighton winners. Notable finishes include Nap or Play, Chugnut and Premier in selling races, Ning Louise and Silk Gown dominate their belts, with numerous second and third place showings across one mile and five furlong events.
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Gardner
Crimea
Maher
Marshall
Simms
van Brunt
Florena Hubbard
Eclipse
Addie
Brighton
Econd Chance
Slack
Ellerdie
Hirsch
Joe Hayman
Chugnut
Premier
Flames
Gifford
Honolulu
Ning Louise
Woodbird
Sheedy
Favo
Hamilton
H. Lewis
Kennebuck
O’leary
Buckeye
Satanella
Bon Amie
Royal Princess
Second Round Results in International Chess Tourney
Nuremberg July 21 reports the second round outcomes with Tschigorin defeating Blackburne, Steinitz besting Teischmann, Showalter and Arfwedt drawing, and several other results including Waldrodt over Schallip and Marcozey over Porges. Charousek had a bye and the standings show many matches still to play totaling 153 games remaining.
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Steinitz
Teischmann
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Showalter
Arfwedt
Janowski
Inawer
Waldrodt
Schallip
Marcozey
Porges
Marco and
Alleyn
Schlechter and
Pillsbury
Lasker
Schieffers P. Q
Charousek
ERA Ei Dhaphsse Cakes
SM Bourgi
Acts Anes
Sonowem
Sdewis
Eomopoas
Casah Areas
Marco
Isheseaiesaee
Porqoces
Eunseanaaendae
le Winawer
Dwyers Pitching Shuts Out Reds as Cleveland Wins
Yesterday's results show the Reds swept with two wins and two losses, the Braves and others failing to score. The Cincinnati team dominated with two shutouts sealing first place, while Cleveland moved to second by blanking Washington twice. Chicago clinched fourth with a victory over Boston and Baltimore split with Pittsburgh as rain affected other games.
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Circleville Fair Opens With Big Attendance and Races
The Circleville fair opened with large crowds and competitive racing. In the first two-year-old trot, Clausby swept two heats for $250. Cresc e cus second, Viola third. Willie E won the county pace in three heats for $75 and $50 added. Burdie B. second. Dollie Spencer took the 2:35 pace in three heats for $400. Delilah second, Arista third. Several horses including entura Martha Drew Bessie P Dakota Dictum Bentwood Eleanor Budd White Lilly Dolly and Bessie Bondell were listed in order. Faust Light placed in second and third heats in the running half-mile event with Jersey Hunt second and Palestine third. Briscoe Quickness Wayne Wonder gelding Bright Light and Fleet also ran.
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Ethel Burrows
Baron Belt
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Dollie Spencer
Delilah
Arista
Entura
Martha Drew
Bessie P
Dakota
Dictum
Bentwood
Eleanor
Budd White
Lilly Dolly
Bessie Bondell
Faust Light
Jersey Hunt
Palestine
Briscoe
Quickness
Wayne
Wonder
Bright Light
Fleet
Testimonial Benefit Planned For Col Thompson at Grand Opera House
A large group of Col Billy Thompson’s friends organize a testimonial benefit at the Grand Opera House before July ends. He has staged many entertaining events, and friends hope the proceeds cover past deficits. If he accepts, the programme will be arranged by Thompson with a broad bill from sports and theatrical groups.
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Reds conquer mud drenched twin bill at Cincinnati
Rain and mud plagued the games but the Cincinnati Reds swept both ends of a doubleheader. Frank Dwyer excelled on the mound in game one as Miller and Vaughn clashed with umpire Sheridan. the Reds built a lead and held on. In game two the Reds pounced on Reidy in the sixth, while Ulrich and Hoy contributed solid defense in the field for New York.
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Ulrich
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Ee VanHaltren
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Ghton
Wilson
Scereseenes
Eenewe
Sulllivan
Glatting to Race Courts for $100 Side Stake
William F. Glatting and All Courts announce a guest article match race at Rosedale Electric Light track on September 6. Glatting will ride twelve miles on a bicycle while Courts runs six miles.
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Western Tennis Champion Crowned in Chicago
Carl Neil retained the Western tennis title by defeating George Jenn in straight sets 6-1 6-2 6-4 this afternoon in Chicago.
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Latonia Racing Notes See Huffman, McClelland Backed Colts
Lady Keith backed Belle Bramble rivals 8 to 5 and 100 to 1 as performance lagged. Jockey Martin to ride Huffman’s Dare N in the Sensation stake while Huffman predicts a tight race against McClelland’s colt Maceo. Capt Brown of Pittsburg watches Per Formance finish third.
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Pittsburg
Cyclers to Lead Lima Knopf Prize Parade
YY M C A Cyclers report big turnout for the Knopf prize bicycle parade in Lima. Rising Sun and Lawrenceburg Indiana riders will join others from Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. Five thousand cyclists have signaled participation. parade entry is free and open to all riders. Next marshal meeting will finalize the march order.
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Edge shoots rival in Lexington store killing Appleton
In Lexington on Main Street Charles Edge killed Henry Appleton after a confrontation at Appleton & Edge dry goods. Appleton slapped Edge and Edge fired twice, first striking arm then heart. Appleton died at Kaufman Straus & Co. next door. Edge surrendered to the deputy sheriff and posted a $1,000 bond awaiting examination. Appleton left a dissension over partnership and family business matters.
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Milwaukee Race Results and Entries Summary
In Milwaukee on July 21 the program lists six races with winners Muskalonge Parthamax Excuse Meddler Senator Morrill Sergeant H. Walsh. The entry lists for six races include two-year-olds Daisy Mazeppa Ebony Barometer Elyria Courtesy Majesta Constance Kitch Marver Minnie W Loretta Revenue Double Quick The Deuce Swipes Good win Crocus Vite Ladrone Overflow Don Clarencio Negoncio Barney Adler Sweet Favordale Orinda Souffle Muskalonge Havoc Rosalind Mamie Waterman Hinda Stark Prince Cave Spring.
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Guard
Alamo
Whiff
Loretta
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Double Quick
the Deuce
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Goodwin
Crocus
Vite
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Barney Adler
Plankinton House
Sweet Favordale
Orinda
Souffle
Muskalonge
Havoc
Rosalind
Mamie
Waterman
Hinda
Stark
Prince
Cave Spring
Wild Arab
el Capitan
Y M C A Cycle Club Leads Cincinnati Rides and Plans
The Y M C A Cycle Club opens with fifty members and aims for an August 8 parade. Committees organize costumes for one hundred riders. Upcoming runs include Coney Island and Linwood parades, with future trips to Hartwell and multiple Kentucky and Ohio towns. The National League meet in Lima offers $1000 in prizes with pro and amateur entrants.
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Kew’s Mill
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the Johnsons
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Turf Exchange pools list for Brighton Beach and Latonia races
Louisville July 21 Pools for tomorrow's races sold at Turf Exchange with detailed payouts at Brighton Beach and Latonia. First race at Brighton Beach includes Gotham Lady Inez Rubicon Floretta II and others. Latonia features No Jancy Olympus and Once More and more with multiple entries across five races. No pooling listed for fifth at Latonia.
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Thoroughbred racing results from St Ler track card
First race for two year olds 5 furlongs Scorcher won Bi ht second cee ont third. Second race maidens 6 furlongs Fairteen III Myra second in-kosi-kaas third. Third race Soaiponr tie 5 furlongs sec ite won Resny second Inca third. Fourth race 6 furlongs Highland won Ozark Jr second Bridgetird. Fifth race selling 1 mile Damocles won Sauterne second Frontier third. Sixth race 6 furlongs Sligo won Johnny Merete second Amelia May third. Other divisions list weights and entries for remains of card.
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Woman Sues Over Alleged Alienation of Affections
Mrs. Sidney Plotner of Cleveland files a $20 000 damage suit in Common Pleas Court here charging Henry Main and Mary his wife Bertha Plotner Dayton Randolph and Arthur Riley and Dora his wife with alienating her husband Albertus Plotter’s affections and making malicious statements. The couple married June 1 in Cleveland and the family is described as wealthy.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Henry Main
Mary
Bertha Plotner
Dayton Randolph
Arthur Riley
Dora
Morrow County
Albertus Plotter
Western Reserve Medical College
Plunged On Silk Gown Wins at Aqueduct Meeting
New York July 21 last day Aqueduct meeting featured clear and showery skies with good track. Silk Gown won the last race as a strong favorite amid heavy betting while Illusion led early to take the second. Brighton, Zanone, and Ajax also secured early placings in a day of upset chances.
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Simms
Chugnut
Joe Hay
Brighton
Zanone
Ajax
Lady Greenway
Illusion
Marshall
Nina Louise
Meecastics
Gardner
Surprise cancellation halts Ohio cycling dates
Springfield news reports that several Ohio National Cycle Circuit dates were dropped due to high appearance fees from pro riders. Cincinnati and Dayton postonsed events, but Springfield’s July 28 meet remains unchanged with officials E. H. Croninger J. Milton Finch F. E. Harman T. J. Kirkpatrick and J. S. Elliott listed as officers.
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Dayton
E. H. Croninger
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Lima
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Imported miners sent home ends Star City strike in Sullivan
In Sullivan Indiana July 21 prompt action by Harder Hafer Mining Company moving imported miners out of the state and closing mines stopped the Star City trouble. The sheriff remained on site and quiet prevailed though miners stay excited. Alum Cave and Mymera strikers have joined but no further trouble is expected.
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Harder-Hafer Mining Company
Star City
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Nellie Casteel Wins First Race At 4 Furlongs
In Kansas City on July 21 the first race at 4 furlongs sold Nellie Casteel wins with Heck Jr. second and Bill Powell third. Time 0 59. The second race at 4 with Nichols winning Mamie Clark second Cassandra third. No time taken. Third race 6 furlongs Dr McAllister wins Moss Rose second Ed Glenn third Time 1 20. Royal Nettie wins 7 furlongs with Alva second and third Time 1 34 44.
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Heck, Jr
Bill Powell
Frank Nichols
Mamie Clark
Cassandra
Dr. McAllister
Moss Rose
Ed Glenn
Royal Nettie
Alva
Danville Wheel Races Winners Under A. W. L. Sanction
In Danville on July 21 under A. W. L. sanction, wheel races covered multiple events. Winners included A. M. Allen in the 1 mile novice, Fichtner of Louisville in the half-mile heats, Thome of Louisville winning the 2 miles, and Luther Ware winning the boys under 16 half mile.
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F. Alexander
Junction City
Fichtner
Louisville
Luther Ware
Marion Foreman
Claude Alexander
Thome
Farmer Kills Three Children Then Dies In Blaze
Dryden Michigan July 21 Geo Swain a farmer about forty five near Attica killed his three young children set fire to the house and then shot himself after his wife had died recently authorities deem the act the result of a deranged mind in a tragedy that also claims his wife earlier.
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Attica
Governor to Free 112 Political Prisoners in Havana
Havana is told that on Weyler's decree and the Queen Regent's birthday Gene Lono the Military Governor will visit the prisoners tomorrow to liberate 112 inmates jailed for political offenses along with some military prisoners held for minor offenses.
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Cooper Wins Toronto Bicycle Race In Two Sprint
TORONTO July 21 Cooper beat Sarger in a coop sed bicycle race finishing in two straight sprints. The victory highlights a tight field and marks a quick win for Cooper in the event held at the city track.
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Cincinnati Notches Win Over New York in Minor League Clash
In a tight eight inning game the Cincinnati nine edged the New York squad 4 to 2. Key hits came from Van Haltren Burke and Gleason as Van Haltren and Davis contributed doubles while Reidy struggled on the mound before being batted for in the last frame. The game lasted one hour thirty minutes with Sherian umpiring.
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Bostons Fall Despite Fine Fielding as Briggs Shuts Hits
In Chicago on July 21 the Bostons were held to four singles by Briggs while the Colts powered six runs on timely hits. Lange starred with all around play, Lange two base and three base hits. attendance 3,000. Chicago 7 Boston 8.
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Two Baltimore Pittsburg games end in draw at Pittsburg
July 21 Pittsburg saw two close games with Baltimore. Pitchers Killen and Brodie held opponents to few hits while strong defense kept scores tight. Attendance reached 5,500 as Baltimore and Pittsburg each grabbed runs in late innings in the doubleheader draw.
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Senators Shut Out by Cleveland In Doubleheader
Cleveland blanks Washington 2-0 and 7-0 as errors cost Washington a doubleheader sweep. King leaves early after elbow injury, O'Brien ejected for kicking. Burkett McAleer Selbach McKean Demont Joyce McGarr Tebeau Abbey Blake Cartwright Lush Wilson German figure in rout. Attendance 2,000.
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Rain halts Brooklyn game as Panne leads 1 0 in Louisville
Rain stopped play in the latter half of the second inning with Panne ahead of the Brooklyns 1 to 0. Two games are scheduled for tomorrow in Louisville.
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Rain arrives postponing ball game in St Louis
St Louis notes no game today due to rain and wet grounds as events are postponed.
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New Yorks Again Today in Early Baseball Notes
The item references Dad Clarke pitching for the Giants and Foreman or Fisher for the Reds. Mentions gate receipts from yesterday’s game pending a court result in New York. Letters at the office address Spec McGowan Ed Woods Cincinnati Grays Arts Baseball Club and Fenton Baseball Club.
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Wilson and Clark Brawl in Heated Baseball Clash
In Minneapolis on July 21 Bill Wilson attacked Umpire Clark after a foul was called. Clark defended himself and began punching, quickly drawing in other players as attempts to separate them led to multiple exchanges during the first inning.
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McGinnis and York Quit Pelicans Sudden Departure
New Orleans Pelicans lose key pitchers Gus McGinnis and Billy York on a train to Mobile. McGinnis plans to quit baseball for a more profitable business, with possible offers from Chicago and Philadelphia. He has previously played in Cincinnati and the Eastern League.
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Wheeling Drops Close Game to Fort Wayne on Errors
Wheeling lost to Fort Wayne 9th inning error by Wagner sealed the defeat. Kane homered for Wheeling and Welsh for Fort Wayne in a tight contest.
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Indiana State League Forms in Logansport
Logansport Indiana hosts a meeting at the Murdock Hotel that forms the Indiana State League. Donald L. Smith of Rushville is elected president and Fred K. George of Logansport serves as rotary and treasurer. The season is set for about ten weeks with opening games Kokomo at Logansport Anderson at Kokomo and Rushville at Wood.
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Maysville Defeats Lexington in Ten Inning Game
In Maysville Kentucky the Spiders of Cincinnati beat Lexington 1 to 0 in ten innings. They will play here Wednesday and Thursday as grounds at Portsmouth were reported flooded. Lever struck out 16 for Maysville with Kellner behind the plate.
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Local League Notices And Results From Past Week
The Chesters seek a July 26 game at Avondale online, Frank Mappes manager, Box 78 Winton Place. The Shillto Juniors seek a game with Bond Hill Juniors or any junior nine, care of John Shillto Company. The Italian Socials seek a game with any seventeen year old nine, manager Charles Bonmie 41 East Court Street. In Monday’s paper the Clintons were said to beat Harlem Stars. the Stars won and Clinton claims victory. The Spiders could not play at Portsmouth due to wet grounds, schedule shifted to Maysville today and Thursday.
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Baker & Gentry
Lisbon
Isis
Enid
Seer Eests
Crane
E. Patterson
Ieee Cc
Huston
Huston 10-1. 4-1 Miss Emma
Eeene
Maddox
Ewene
I i. Bronaugh & Co
Bupee Fleetwood Stable
Pansy Blossom
Newport Stable
Port
Ch. c
Fonse
Belle Bran Bramble
L. Simmons Huston
Briar Hill Stable Brown
Horpe
Arenes
W. Showalter
J. Perkinson
Ae Moncreith
CIA
B. Reid
A. McGuigan
Scherrer ‘Ward
Ae Lulu M
Wae Weeeset
Jia Ce Terrell & Marders Fowler
Som S
Salem
Salem Cycle Club
Salem Fair and Exposition Company
Leathers
Aaa of
Somerset
Pete Wimmer
Sam Brown
Lucille H
Charlie Hughes
Vis‘nt
Ieago
Bir Vassar
Doc” McLean
Lustre
Right Royal
Inheritance
Floretta IV
Plantation
Rock Ledge
Lilly Mills
Louise
Sir Frederic
Vater
Romp
Meadow Thorpe
Henry Jay
Braw Lad
the Maxman
Beatrice
Tyrant
Red
Spider
Simonian
Ig Pee Hunt
Prisoner
Lady Mitchell
Refugee
Farthing
King William
Jeffersoon
Emotional
Nankipooh
Paladin
Dutch Skater
Awim
Taranto
Fortune
Ludwig Shafer
Tea Caddy
Regulator
Arezzo
Shhultz
Renssaeller
Azure
Imperator
Haphazard
Cardinal
Rodermond
Challenger
Suisun
Dunbarton
Shawk Prince
Maxim Elliott
Pearl V
Ibs
Cromwell
Kennell
Mirage
Emma C
Watchman
Tom Cornwell
Volley
Harry Shannon
Ehrer
Pittsburgs
W. Cincinnatis
L. Ee
Clevelands Saeeee
Stl
Tees Baltimores
Bese
Pittsburgs Wees
Louisvilles
Thompson
Washington
Philadelphias
Moncreith
Fred Barr
News OF the Cyclers
Wis
Paros
May Galop
Parthamax
Cogmoosy
Incitatus
Kirk
Dick Behan
Y. M. C. A. Cyeclers
Otto Anders
Boston
D. RY
Huronia Beach
Chamber of Commerce
Blue Grass Cyclers Racing
Michigan
Carter
Sarger
Ehret
R.H.O.A.E
R. Es
Everett
Hamil
Anson
Ryan
Decker
Pfeffer
Collins
Baltimore
Pitts
R.H.O.A
Beckley
Brodie
Lyons
Donnelly
Padden
Hast'gs
Esper
Sease O
Kelley
Jennings
Merritt
Hastings
Keeler
Doyle
Mr. Betts
Rh.b
Columbus
Anderson and Schriver
Sharp, Wilson and Hassamaer
Taylor
Grand Rapids
H.E
Milwaukees
Rapids
Baker and Spear
Goar
Smink
ST. Paul
Saints
Mullane
Spies
Glasscock
H. E. St. Pawls
Indianapolis
Phillips
Buckley
Sugden
Stenzel
Hemoff
Killen
Ming
Reitz
Baseball
Bill Wilson
Lest
St. Pauls
Cesessseee
Fountain Square
Fourth
Smith Depot
ACAD
Hester Park
Coney. Ies
Vine Street
Plains
Wilkesbarre
Wilkesbarres
Syracuse
Keenan
Went
Mason
Hess
Syracuses
Coakley
Luckey
Diggins
Whitehill
Mass
Springfields
Buffalos
Seymour
Gunson
Gannon
H. Smith
Gray
T. Smith
Scanton
Scrantons
Rochesters
Johnson and
Bergen
Weyhing
Startzell
Providence
Albanys
Providences
Moran
Dunn
Casey
Rudderham and
Dixon
Gus McGinnis
Billy York
Tomings
Ft. Waynes
Garvey
Newcastle
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