Precious wins Inverness Club Purse at one mile seven lengths
In a Friday card feature at the spring meeting Precious the chestnut four year old filly from Mc Dowell stable led from the start and held on to win the Inverness Club Purse of 1000 dollars with Howard aboard. McAdoo chased in second while Diversion faded to third as the field of four three year olds and up raced one mile seven furlongs.
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McDowell
Inverness Club
Halve Card
Inverness -Club
Precious
Howard
Uider
Jonn J. Day
Livingston
McAdoo
Diversion
John J. Day
Latonia
Legal
J. Howard
Scanes Badiee
Major Parke
Blushing Beauty
L. Gentry
Carrie Moore
F. Murphy
Wea
Cardle Light
H. Lunsford
Williams Bros
Jeff Livingston
Parke
E. R. Bradley
Lexington
Peerless
Angeline
Benefactor
Jim Heffering
Sara Namy
Jack Hill
Cards Rally In Ninth And Beat Gus
St Louis nips Chicago 3 2 in the ninth as Gonzales singles, scores on wild pitch, Heathcote drive drives in the deciding run. May homered for St Louis and drove in two, while Chicago ties it in the seventh before the late rally.
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Gus
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Chicago
Gonzales
Heathcote
May
McHenry
Boing
Carter
Aldridge
Flack
Hornby
Killeter
Hkuun
Paskett
Hollacher
Deal
Johnson
Merkle
Packard
Hornsby
Walker
Killefer
Athletics Rally Nets Ninth Inning Tie In Boston Tilt
In Philadelphia July 5 the Athletics rally with two pinch hitters two pinch runners and a hit batsman to tie the score in the ninth. Boston wins in the tenth after Ruth draws Geary's seventh walk and McInnes belts a go ahead triple. Final 4-3.
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Associated Pregs
Philadelphia
Athletics
Boston
Ruth
Geary
McInnes
Six in a Row for the Pirates in Pittsburg Game
New York lost to Pittsburg 10 to 4 in Pittsburg on July 5. It marked the Pirates sixth straight win as Schupp struggled in his first appearance for New York, walking ten and yielding a homer to Cutshaw. Slapnicka pitched for Pittsburg and earned the win.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
New York
Schupp
Wilj
Cutshaw
Pittgourg
Southworth
Mollwitz
Carey
Pletcher
Wilhoit
Doyle
McCarty
Caton
McKechnie
Schmidt
Pitts- Lure
Slapnicka
Silapnicka
Fletcher
Fitcher
Wagers Payoff Totals From Multiple Races
Payouts were recorded for multiple race bets. The winners of the second and third races produced 194.15 dollars in winnings. The two horse pool on the sixth and seventh races paid 24.55 dollars. The three horse gig on the fourth, sixth and seventh races paid 24.45 dollars.
Trotter Trio to Run Latonia Quickstep Despite Ruling
Edward Trotter can race in next Wednesday's Quickstep Handicap at Latonia with Bromo Akin and Troilus. The ruling bars further entries from the Trotter Stables but allows entries made when nominations closed. Troilus, in strong form, is expected to carry the Trotter colors in the race.
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Edward Trotter
Latonia
Bromo
A. N. Akin
Troilus
Nace
Kuklux
Price
Trotter
Prince of Como Withholds Start In Quickstep Handicap
Jefferson Livingstons Prince of Como will not start in the Quickstep Handicap. Trainer Mose Goldblatt plans a racing layoff to rest the Disguise and Claudia offspring and return later in the season to compete after conditioning.
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Jefferson
Livingston
Prince of Como
Mose Goldblatt
Son of Disguise
Claudia
Pat Dunne Seeks New Thoroughbred To Race At Saratoga
Pat Dunne reports the loss of Rifle, a horse he purchased May 18. Rifle earned about $5,000 for Dunne and helped him gain twenty pounds. Dunne trained Rifle in thirteen starts with six wins and notes the horse looked in strong condition when taken from his stable. He plans to find a serviceable thoroughbred or two for East to race at Saratoga.
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Pat Dunne
Dunne
Rifle
Horse Race Card Summary
First Race Brimful By Right Ulster Queen. Second Race Impressive Dimitri Gypsey George. Fourth Race Grundy Buford Fruitcake. Third Race Perugino Fencer Thinker. Fifth Race Major Parke Legal Blushing Beauty. Sixth Race Lytle Rochester Alert. Seventh Race Bie Fellow Parr Kling. Best Bet Impressive.
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Brimful
Ulster Queen
Impressive
Dimitri
Gypsey George
Grundy
Buford
Fruitcake
Perugino
Thinker
Major Parke
Legal
Blushing Beauty
Lytle
Rochester
Alert
Bie
Parr
Kling
Mary
Trompeuse
Alice Forman i Durel
S. Tee
Brunette
Marzella
Agnes Cella
Becky
Mildred Thompson
Ethene
Gipsey George
Paradise
Sandman
Yorkville
Loftus Eneerhee
Nobleman Wereetae
Lady Ivan
Storm Bound
Miss Weet
Arthur Middleton
Jack Salmon Eulenee
Primitri Ee
Kama Eet
Eweee Wee
Ani
Huffaker
Thomas R.rey
Imrp
Gordon Russell
Ruvoco
Jessie Louise Ae
Parrish
Buck Nail
Baby Lynch
Black Com
Ichi Ban
Buford Imp. Grundy
Eddie Cots
Little Buss
Dick West
Solid Rock
Athena
Beau Spiller
Charles Francis
John Graham
Beau
Bogart
Elizabeth H
Tadees
Selese
Madame Herrman
Nenee
Cora Lane
Howdy Howdy
Latonia Race Card Mutuels and Payouts
First Race War Cup returns $14.80 for top, $8.20 and $4.40. Second Race Nolio pays $51.40, $29.80, $9.10. Third Race Orenzo yields $5.40, $3, $2.80. Fourth Race W Hastings $3.60, $2.90, $2.50. Fifth Race Precious $6.50, $3.70, out. Sixth Race Peerless One $5.40, $3.40, $2.70. Seventh Race El Rey $2.90, $2.70, $2.40. Based on $2 mutuels.
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Nolio
Orenzo
el Rey
Thoroughbred racing results for a multi-race card
First race winner War Cap. second Cerinus. third Bob Baker. Times 1 01 1 5. Mutuels show War Cap paid 14.80, Cadinus 5.10, Bob Baker 3.56. Second race Ndlo won. Brown Velvet second. Ardent third. Time 1 47 2 5. Mutuels Noiie 51.40, Brown Velvet 28.20, Ardent 5. Third race Orenzo won. Buncrana second. McVex third. Time 1 08. Fourth race W W Hastings won. Silk Lady second. Melus third. Time 1 12. Fifth race Precious won. John I. Day second. McAdoo third. Time 1 43 1 5. Sixth race Peerless One won. Angeline second. Benefactor third. Time 1 43 4 5. Seventh race El Rey won. Diadi second. Pit third. Time 3 03 3 5.
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War Cap
Mink
Cerinus
Howard
Bob Baker
Gentry
Cantilever
Troben
the Six Hundred
Perigord
Tom Young
Herbert Brown
Silvery Light
Madrid
Ndlo
L. Garner
Brown Velvet
Pool
Ardent
Vandusen
Eda Herrmann
Tell Me
Sayonarra
Jurisdiction
Petit Bleu
Ginger Quill
Lady Leona
Noiie
Orenzo
Sande
Buncrana
McVex
Gruber
Caballa
Edna Wright
Lucky Pearl
Monarch
John Churchill
Kitty Johnson
Charlotte
Churchill Downs
Ore
Don Dodge
Biscuit Tortoni
New Model
Japhet
Ozark
Ambuscade
W. W. Hastings
Silk Lady
Melus
Precious
John I
McAdoo
M.ner
John I. Day
Matuels
Peerless One
Lunsford
Angeline
Majestic
Benefactor
Sweet Alyssum
Jack Hill
Aztec
Quito
Jim Heffering
Sara Namy
el Rey
Diadi
Pit
Mooney
Cruces
Alda
Jockey Sande Leads With Two Wins On Orenzo and El Rey
Jockey Sande topped the afternoon riding circuit with two victories, guiding Orenzo to win in the third race and El Rey to win in the seventh.
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Sande
Orenzo
el Rey
Matty's Athletes Defeat Canadians In Exhibition Game
Rainy day draw kept 3500 fans as Mathewson's Reds beat Toronto Leafs 2 to 1 in an exhibition. Hal Chase led Cincinnati hitters with a double and single while Neale made a leaping eighth inning catch, and Wagner drove in a second run after a misplay. Leafs' Reiley opened scoring with a sixth inning walk and Whitehouse added the lone Toronto double.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Toronto
Mathewson
Reds
Leafs
Regan
Wingo
Buffalo
Howleys
King” Lear
Black Rock
Whitehouse
Warhop
Anderson
Herche
Fisher
Cueto
Griffiths
Hal Chase
Altho
Cincy
Johnson
Chase
Neale
Reilly
Wagner
Reiley
Cincinnati
High dive at Norwood before all Italians game
Norwood Ball Park hosts a 110 foot high dive by James Moore near the right field line landing in a four by four net before the K I O elimination opener versus the All Italians. A patriotic cabaret precedes the contest as Rube Benton aims to repeat his recent ace pitching performance.
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Norwood Ball Park
James Moore
Norwood
Rube Benton
Munson
Tedesco
Conway
Rizzo
Dallas ballplayers ordered to work or fight during war
Dallas Texas league pitchers Irving Compere and Sam Lewis were ordered by a Dallas exemption board to take productive work or be placed in Class 1 of the selective service. It is the first known use of the work or fight ruling against ballplayers. Compere said he would resign for useful work, while Lewis said he would appeal to Provost Marshal General Crowder.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Irving Compere
Sam Lewis
Texas
Compere
Lewis
Crowder
National League Friday Results Highlight Tight St. Louis Win
St. Louis defeats Chicago 6 to 5 while Pittsburgh powers past New York 10 to 4 in Friday baseball action from the National League.
Baseball scores from the American League and Association
In the American League Boston lost to Philadelphia 4 to 8 in ten innings while Washington defeated New York 2 to 1. In the American Association St Paul beat Milwaukee 7 to 4 and Columbus topped Toledo 4 to 0. Minneapolis 2 beat Kansas City 1 and Louisville routed Indianapolis 40 to 0.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Sports matchups headlined across major cities
Boston plays Pittsburgh while Brooklyn visits St Louis and New York faces Chicago. Philadelphia hosts Cincinnati in a slate of regional pro basketball or baseball games.
Detroit at Philadelphia and other league matchups
Chicago plays New York as St Louis faces Washington and Cleveland meets Boston in a set of NBA style games. The schedule links four marquee confrontations across major cities with decisive outcomes in play.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St.uis
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Matchups Set Across Cities
Toledo plays Columbus while Louisville faces Indianapolis. Milwaukee meets St Paul and Kansas City travels to Minneapolis in scheduled games.
Valley League Managers Work To Ready Grounds For Games
Valley Industrial League managers spent last week preparing fields at Lockland Elmwood Parks to ensure clean playing surfaces. Today Holter Shoe Company meets Homan Manufacturing at Senates Park while Standard Parts faces Pollak Company at Lockland and Fox Paper faces Tool Steel at Elmwood with Klem umpiring Elmwood and an Association umpire with Miller at Lockland. Standings show Fox Paper 5 1 750 Pollak 3 2 600 Holter 3 2 600 Tool Steel 5 0 000
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Valley Industrial League
Henry Clausing
Clausing
Lockland
Elmwood
Senates Park
Holter Shoe Company
Homan Manufacturing Company
Pollak Company
Fox Paper Company
Tool Steel Company
Klem
Clendenning
Miller
Lockland Park
Ave. Fox Paper Company
Standard Partend Ees Cess
Pollak Steel Company
Oes
Aqueduct Winners First to Sixth Races
The wagers list tips and odds for six Aqueduct races. First Race Tippler runs at 20 to 1, then 3 to 1. Second Race Arnold shows 8 to 1, 2 to 1, 4 to 5. Third Race Conduit at 7 to 1, 2 to 1, 4 to 5. Fourth Race Jack Hare Jr at 1 to 2 and outs. Fifth Race Benevolent at 4 to 5, 1 to 3, 1 to 6. Sixth Race Crystal Ford at 9 to 5, 7 to 10, 1 to 4.
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Jack Hare, Jr
Benevolent
Crystal Ford
Horse Race Result Summary From Mixed Card
Associated Press reports results from a multi race card led by Tippler at 20 to 1 in the first, Lacka wanna 3 to 5 favorite placed second, and Imp. Wonderman third. The Prospect Handicap followed with Everest second and Pickwick third. Additional races included Selling and Rea at handicap events with noted times and participating horses such as Conduit, Nepperhan, Kashmir, and Matinee.
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Associated Press
Beneani
Tippler
Taplin
Lackawanna
Luke
Imp
Wonderman
Bell
Sweeplet
Doveridge
Stickler
Resist
Milda
Arnold
Johnson
Everest
Collins
Pickwick
Star Gazer
Enfilade
Byrne
Bill McCloy
Igstone
Mergler
Barry Shannop
Little Nearer
Little Cottagé
Great Dolly
Walls
Bar of Phoenix
Jack Hare
Orestes
Wallis
Nepperhan
Midgrey
Watson
Blaze Away
Ocean Prince
Sea Gully
Anna J
Burlingame
Hegse
Spark
Corydon
J. J. Lillis
Hayden
Speedster
Sunny Hill
Austral
Nebraska
Miss Krater
Crystal Ford
Robinson
Minuet
Ambrose
Mormon
Marion Hollins
Scrub Lad Ibs
Knapp
Pirate
W. Ider
the Boy
Iran
Yankees Fall Again as Washington Edges Them 2 1
Washington defeats New York 2 1 to take the final game of the series and drop the Yankees to third place. Shaw outpitched Mogridge in a tight pitcher’s duel, with key hits from Baker and Shotton.
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Shaw
Senates
Mogridge
Associated Press
Washington
Mogridge Today
New York
Gil’ley
Peck
Foster Baker
Sen
Pratt
Pipp
Bodie
Hyatt, m
Walters
Mogri
New York Washington
Baker
Ab.h.oa.e
Shotton
Lavan
Morgan
Judge
Mogrid Ork
Ork
Bagses
HIKERS START NEW SCHEDULE WITH WHITE OAK HIKE
The American Walker will launch a semi annual schedule Saturday with a hike to White Oak from the Cal- Association loge Hill line at 6 p.m. The route goes over the Blue Hook pike and through Mt. Airy forest, winding up. Since January the group has covered 350 miles and plans a new schedule to reach a thousand miles by year end.
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White Oak
Cal- Association
Blue Hock Pike
Mt. Airy Fore
Reds Set to Open Four-Game Series With Quakers
The Reds begin a four game series against the Quakers this afternoon on the Western avenue lot. Heinie Groh leads the Toner Circuit hitters as manager Mathewson hopes the club hits its stride soon.
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Reds
Quakers
Western Avenue
Heinie Groh
Toner
Mathewson
Net Stars To Aid Sammies
At a meeting of the executive committee of the United States National Lawn Tennis Association, 175 net tournaments will be held in cities nationwide in September. Proceeds fund athletic activities for American troops in France and for soldiers and sailors in cantonments at home. The committee also moves to establish fully equipped tennis courts at cantonments and mobilization camps in the U S and France.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States National Law Tennis Association
Friar Rock Stallion Sold for About 100 000 Dollars
In New York the famed Friar Rock, a three year old winner of the Brooklyn Suburban and Belmont stakes, was sold by Major August Belmont to J. H. Rosseter of San Francisco for about 100000 dollars. Madden of this city bought from Belmont, who previously owned the horse, for 50000 dollars. A Chicago tennis update notes W F Tilden Jr. advancing to finals after defeating Walter Hayes, with Garland from Pittsburgh advancing as well.
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New York
Friar Rock
Brooklyn
Belmont
John E. Madden
J. H. Rosseter
San Francisco
Mr. Madden
August Belmont
Associated Press
Chicago
F. Tilden, Jr
Philadelphia
Walter Hayes
Tilden
Charles Garland
Pittsburg
Edward Oessner
Chicago Today
Hayes
Garland
Yale University
Carnegie Institute
Samuel Hardy
L. Harry Wardner
Chicdgo
R. H. Burdick
T. H. Cochran
R. Campbell
Marguerite Esch
Cleveland
Amanda Falker
Adelaide Yearger
Los Angeles
Katherine Waldo
C. B. Neely
Miss Esch
Malcolm MacNeill
Miss Waldo
Miss Falker
Marion Leighton
Horse Race Card Summary
First Race Julia A Jule favored. Second Race The Brooks Bet Brooks. Third Race My Friend Different Eyes High Born Lady. Fourth Race Hendrie Roamer Borrow. Fifth Race Puts and Calls Thrift Jack of Spades. Best Bet Hendrie.
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Louise V
Appleton
Julia L
Golding
Werner
Teresa J. Boia
Glendale
St. Charlcote
Samp
Tremont
Sir Bartoil
Ty Shoeblack
Pridesman Lord Brighton
War Pennant
Star HartGnss
Pete Weer
Dom McTaggart
Priscilla Mullens
Priscilla “Mullens
Maideris
Roederer
Reaeeri
Onunda
Roxboro
Saadi
Dragoon
Rose Finn
Dublin Mary
Pharie
Dixie
Dixie 103 Jack of Thrift
Jean Mc Neill
Vanes
Ao Fou Chillim
Riverside Ios
Jacobél
Imp
Terrentia
Poverina
Tuscaloosa Seria
Donna Light
Dottie
Favor
Julia A
Jule
the Brooks
Bet
Brooks
My Friend
Different Eyes
Hendrie
Roamer
Borrow
Thrift
Jack of Spades
Dottie Vandiver
Hye Ball
Milkaid
Navy Wins Over Army in London Game Attended by King George
Secretary Daniels sent a cablegram to Vice Admiral Sims congratulating the American Navy baseball team on its victory over the Army team in London yesterday. The message praised the navy for excelling in the great American game and noted the presence of King George.
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Associated Press
Washington
Daniels
Sims
Army
London
King George
Navy
Eagles at East Side in K. I. O. elimination series
The Senates and Eagles clash at Senate Park Sunday in the K I O elimination series. Both teams bring strong fan support and expect a noisy Cumminsville matchup. Unhirieck and Knipley will form the Northsiders' battery for the Eagles.
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Senates
Eagles
Senate Park
Cumminsville
Unhirieck
Northsiders
Knipleych
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