Chevrolet Wins Gobe Cup Contest on Three Cylinders
Louis Chevrolet in a Buick forty horsepower car wins the Cobe cup over the Crown Point Lowell course, finishing 1 minute 5 seconds ahead of Bourque in a Knox. Robertson in a Locomobile was third after magneto and valve troubles, as the race averaged 49.26 mph on the 895.665 mile course.
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Magneto Failure Halts Race For Racer In Pit Stop
Mid race, a driver's magneto failed causing time loss. He limped to the repair pit where a replacement magneto was installed and tuned, wasting more valuable moments before he could continue.
Campbell County Bowling League Finishes Season
Campbell County league season ends. Prize distribution set for this afternoon at Wahle's at 2 p.m. Secretary F. Kern Jr. releases team averages and individual bowlers with averages of 150 or more in at least thirty five games.
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President Dovey Dies on a Train En Route to Cincinnati
George Dovey president of the Boston National League club died on a Pennsylvania train between Cedarville and Xenia at 4 10 PM He suffered a lung hemorrhage while traveling unaccompanied to Cincinnati His body is with Greene county coroner He owned the team for three years after purchasing from a famous triumvirate He is survived by two brothers John and James and his 86 year old mother in Brooklyn National League Acting President Heydler expressed shock and said the loss will be deeply felt for his effort to raise sportsmanship in baseball.
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Boston Club President Davey Death Not Postponing St Louis Game
In St Louis on June 15 officials from the St Louis and Boston National League clubs decided that the death of Boston president Davey would not postpone today's game. The choice aimed to avoid disrupting the schedule.
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Dreyfuss Flags Half Mast for Dovey Funeral
President Dreyfuss ordered half mast at Exposition park and Forbes field. James F. Dovey proprietor of the Hotel Loyal Latrobe Pa left for Xenia Ohio. His body to be interred at Mount Moriah cemetery near Philadelphia.
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Fad Easily Wins Cincinnati Trophy at Latonia
The Fad ridden by Austin won the Cincinnati Trophy sweepstakes for two year olds at Latonia, defeating Donau and Joe Morris in stretch by three lengths. Masson, Eye White and Gerrymander led other races as Cymbal and Prince Ahmed won their events, drawing a large crowd on perfect track conditions.
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Jockeys and Trainers Depart as Latonia Meet Opens
James Everman leaves with a string of twelve horses for Canada while T C McDowell and George Reif head to New York with stables. Jockey Page joins the Relf outfit. Sixteen books cut and a strong crowd. Officials see no delay in a jockey club case and expect fall meetings, with opening day Sept 6 likely before a ruling.
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New York
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Gravesend Racing Results June 19 at Gravesend Track
Results across six races with details on horses, weights, odds, and times. Winners include Tim Pippin in the first, Sanctus in the Empire Steeple, Dull Care in Tremont, Joe Madden in the Brooklyn Derby, Hill Top in the six race, and San dman in maiden two-year-olds.
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Lew Moren Named Owner of Boston Nationals
The Pittsburgh stake on the Boston club is traced to Lew Moren, Philadelphia pitcher, now in town, whose father in Pittsburgh is described as very wealthy. The death of Dovey prompts further scrutiny on the ownership transfer from Captain John Moren to Lew Moren. Dreyfuss’s role and Dovey’s frail condition from travel are noted as factors in the Boston team’s directions and contracts.
South African Sprinter Beats Cartmell in 100 Yard Dash
Crewe England June 19 R E Walker the South African Olympic sprinter defeated N J Cartmell of the University of Pennsylvania in a 100 yard dash finishing in ten seconds flat.
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Wagner 5 Still at League's Head
In the National League race Honus Wagner maintains the lead with a huge average. Hyatt of the Pirates holds a higher percentage, while Phelps of St. Louis remains second and Artie Hoffman of Chicago close behind. Mike Mitchell of the Reds slips to seventh but stays above .300 as Oskes and Downey continue strong hitting. The article lists the league averages.
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Automobile Gossip and Motor News Across Worlds
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