Major Parkers Victory in Valuation Stakes at Capes Course
Major Parkers, bred from the Black Dick Welles- Lady Infallibl line, led from the start to win the five and a half furlong Valuation Stakes by a neck over Candle Light with Legal a nose back. The race drew five starters and paid $2,575 net. A handicap for three-year-olds and up followed, with Fruit Cake defeating Vansymang in 1 12.
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Dick Welles
Sande
Candle Light
McLean Stable
Legal
Blushing Beauty
Bradley Stable
Carrie Moore
Cems Soe
Tex Forman
Wridden
Roscoe Ghose
Major Park
A. K. Macomber
Vansylvia
Ibs Nde
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Tax
Simpson
Werand
Chica
Molesworth
Ce Up
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Zella
Alice Kahan
Strimful
Becky
Blue Paradise
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Lady Ivan
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Arch .Plotter
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Nepe
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Stord
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Carty Moore
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Vaughn Lifts Cubs Past Giants in Twelfth Inning
Jim Vaughn hit a bases empty single to right in the twelfth to cap a pitchers duel with Demares and give Chicago a 1 0 victory over New York. Paskett singled and scored, and a walk and stolen base preceded Vaughn’s game winner. Cubs ushers appeared at Wrigley Park for the first time.
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Demares
Paskett
Rawlin
Wortman
Lifer
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Cub’s Park
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Jockey Sandé Leads Winners as Apprentice Rules Shift
The afternoon saw Sandé ride three winners Vansylvia Major Parke and Athenua with Lunsford selling his crack apprentice contract to the McLean stable. Majestic rode Baby Lynch earlier and Gentry received the meat after Majestic was carded. The two horse and three horse pools yielded 165 90 620 63 and 118 Jockeys etc.
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Vansylvia
Major Parke
Athenua
Gentry
Majestic
Mooney
Baby Lynch
Latonia Racecard with mutuel payouts listed
Odds and payouts shown for seven Latonia races with win place and show figures. Venues include VanSylvia Blue Paradise Baby Fruitcake Major Parke Ashena Big Fellow, all quoted against a $2 mutuel base.
Races Listed With Names And Horses In Fragment
The fragment lists race entries with horses and handlers: First Race Byrne Larry P Hadrian nd Race Nile Star Baby Chick Ikley. Third Race Henry Roberts By Heck. Fourth Race Sedan Tacola Ben Tromp. Fifth Race Arriet Freecutter Aurum Sixth Race March Wind Crystal Day Pleasureville Seventh Race Dr Carmen Colonel Mud I Bet March Wind.
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Colonel Harrigan
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Rameau
Aker
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Elilotus
Timothy J Hogan
Monda Aine Ey
Bob Orde
Barkley
MOR Co
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Rrie Moore
John Se
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Ry Roberts
Christie Holters
Midras
Sringhurst
James T Clark
Jim Wakely
Blackie
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Magriet
Tord Byron
John Furlong
Charles Canngil
Schia Gatewood
Legend
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Neer
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Tee
Guide Post
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Byrne
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Hadrian
Nile
Star Baby
Chick Ikley
Henry Roberts
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Gam
Sedan
Tacola
Ben Tromp
Arriet
Freecutter
Aurum
Crystal Day
Pleasureville
Dr. Carmen
Colonel
Latonia Jockey Apprenticeship Deals and Stable Rumblings
Latonia sees promising apprentice Lunsford of Covington aged 17 under an extended contract with the McLean stable. The deal runs to November 30, 1920 and weight concerns may keep him racing. Also notes Tommie Murray joining Covington as another apprentice and details on Smart Money ownership and Latonia stewards ruling limits.
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Edward B. McLean
Kay Spence
H. Lunsford
McLean
Lunsford
Prentices
Latonia
McLean Stable
Bdy
Covington
Kaypence
Aubuchon
Martin
F. Cole
C. Iene T. Hunt
J. Gruber
Spence
Tommie Murray
Edward Trotter
Saratoga
Dodgers Bunch Hits In Narrow 2 1 Win Over St Louis
Meadow era Brook lyn collected three hits in seven innings and drove in two runs via a sacrifice hit and an error, giving Brooklyn a 2 to 1 victory over St Louis. Jack Coombs filled in at right field for Brooklyn as Hickman left on a noon train to New York. Hickman plans to enlist in the navy at Brooklyn or Norfolk.
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Pirates Rout Braves in First Game of Doubleheader
Pittsburg scores 17 runs on 21 hits as Rudolph is ejected after disputing calls. Mayer dominates in the win, while Canavan and others struggle in relief. second game closer.
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Pirates
Rudolph
Harrison
Canavan
Secon
Mayer
Local Jockey Suffers Break in Sixth Race Mishap
Jockey Lloyd Gentry broke a collar bone when his mount collapsed in the sixth race. The horse was destroyed after doctors confirmed a leg injury. Mink then listed Gentry’s engagement on Big Fellow in the seventh race.
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Eddie T
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Gentry
Third base star leads NL batting race this season
The player tops the National League in hitting through 62 games and 284 at bats with 14 runs and 2 bases on balls while posting an .851 average. Merkle of Chicago trails with a .847 batting average.
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Merkle
Chicago
Wild and Woolly Game Won by Matty's Men Over Tribe of Moran
Red land Field saw Pete Schneider blaze through nine innings as the Reds edged the Moran men ten to nine in a wild nine inning comeback. The Phils built a ten to zero lead before Cincinnati rallied behind Meusel, Williams and Bancroft with a string of walks and timely hits. Sixty percent of the late innings were plagued by passes as Schneider exited amid a chart of free baserunners and a dramatic finish.
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Redland Field
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Quakers
Mattimen
Jacobs
Burns
Phils
Schneider
Wingo
Red Battery
Neider
Chase
Nealé
Griff
Mailmen
Redland
Toney
Bancroft
Gressy Neale
Neale
Roush
International League score summary from Jersey City Rochester and Syracuse
Baseball scores from multiple IL games with Binghamton Jersey City Newark Rochester Buffalo Syracuse and Baltimore. Notable pitching duels include Flock Fisher Labate Carroll Webb Haddock and Heitman with varied run totals across seven locations.
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R. H. E. Binghamton
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Fisher
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Newark
Kneisch and Egan
Rommell and Madden
Fairmount A C Elects Officers and Plans Banquet
The Fairmount Athletic and Benevolent Club elected officers for the coming year led by John Dummott as president and Edward Fallon as vice president. Installation is set for Wednesday night July 10 followed by a banquet. The club has twenty of forty members in service and supports Red Cross donations and Liberty Bonds.
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Fairmount Athletic and Beneficial Club
John Dumott
Edward Fallon
William Helmer
Oscar Schweitner
Charles Leht
Louis Taylor
Geor Schell
Mike Martin
Farmount Club
Red Cross
Aqueduct Winners and Odds From Listed Races
The page lists race results from Aqueduct with horse names Louise Lord Brighton Grenade Torentia and Hand reflecting fixed odds like 7 to 1 5 to 2 6 to 5 among others. Multiple races show varied betting odds and outcomes though some text is garbled.
Ruth Starts Trouble With Triple in Sixth
Ruth hits a three base hit with two on, followed by a misplay to score three runs in the sixth inning as Boston beats Cleveland 5 to 4 to move into first place. The second game of the doubleheader was postponed due to wet grounds.
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Toney
Mike Regan
Stock
Mike
Luderus
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Fred Toney
Cravath
Roush
Gary
Meusel
Pierce
Fitzgerald
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Jacobs
Neale
Griffith
Blackburne
Wingo
Schneider
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Gardner's bunt shocks Detroit in Philadelphia doubleheader
Gardner's bunt on a third strike upended Detroit in the field and the Athletics won the second game 1 to 0 after losing the opener 5 to 2. Gregg had a rough outing, failing to cover first in a key play. Jamieson made a remarkable leaping catch at the wall to end a drive.
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First Race The Decision Milkman Wood Trap
In the card to race events a sequence lists horses for six races with Best Bet Johren as the top pick. Races include combinations like Bachelor Crest Hill High Flyer and Iirin Queen Scouts Comfort. The summary captures the drawing from a historic program.
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Wwoddtrap
Bachelor
Crest
Hill
High Flyer
Iirin Queen
Scouts
Comfort
Johren
Hollister
Regalah
Say
Sea Gull
Lad
Raider
Elmendorf
Star Clase
Tilden Wins National Clay Court Singles Championship
William P. Til den of Philadelphia defeated Charles S. Garland of Pittsburg 6-4 4-6 6-2 to win the national clay court singles title. In doubles Walter Hayes and Ralph Burdick of Chicago beat Harold Garland of Pittsburg and Samuel Hardy of Chicago 6-4 1-6 6-2 7-9 4-2. Miss Garrie Neely of Chicago beat Adelaide Yeager of Los Angeles in women's singles 6-4 2-6. Miss Bobbie Fisch of Cleveland and Miss Dorothy Field of Chicago won women's doubles 6-1 4-6 6-4 amid a lively final. Tilden totaled 131 points to 129 for Garland, aided by varied shots despite a wrenching ankle injury.
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William Pp. Tilden
Philadelphia
Charles S. Garland
Pittsburg
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Ralph Burdick
Chicago
Harold Garland
Samuel Hardy
Adelaide Yeager
Los Angeles
Bobbie” Fisch
Cleveland
Dorothy Field
Mrs. Yeager
Neely
Tilden
Yankees and Cubs Split Twin Bill in New York Play
New York and Chicago split a double header with the Yankees winning the first game 3 to 1 and losing the second 3 to 2. Love outpitched Cicotte in the opener while Robinson made his debut with New York and received poor run support in the nightcap. Russell benefited from strong defense as he faced heavy hits, and Weaver was ejected by umpire Owens for protest in the second game.
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Russell
Shinkey
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Pipp
Leibold
Collins
Bodie
Weaver
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National League scores show tight Cincinnati win
National League games featured Cincinnati beating Philadelphia 10 to 9 in a high scoring affair. Brooklyn defeated St Louis 3 to 1 while Chicago and New York played a 0 to 0 game in 12 innings, Pittsburg routed Boston 17 to 1 and 4.
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St. Louis
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Baseball scores from American League games
The summary lists results: Boston defeated Cleveland 6 to 4, New York beat Chicago 3 to 2, Detroit won 5 to 1 against Philadelphia, and St. Louis edged Washington 8 to 7.
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Baseball scores from recent games involve A A teams
St Paul defeated Milwaukee 11 to 4 while Louisville beat Indianapolis 9 to 1. Columbus won 6 to 3 against Toledo and Kansas City triumphed 4 to 2 over Miineapolis.
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National League matchups list includes multiple city pairings
The schedule shows Philadelphia at Lecente in two games New York at Chany Brooklyn at St An Open date Milwaukee at St Paul Kansas City at Mined poise Louisville at Indianapolis Teledon at Coluumbus.
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Louis Defeats Washington In Uneven 8-72 Game
Louis beat Washington 8 to 72 in a loosely played fight-filled baseball game. The box score shows Marcell, Fos Demitt, Milan, Hendryk, Navan and Harper among others contributing for Louis while Gallia and Rogers pitched for Washington. Final line includes errors and pitching changes across six innings.
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Hornsby Told to Work or Fight by Draft Board
Roger Hornsby star shortstop of the St. Louis Nationals was ordered by Local Draft Board No 1 in Ft Worth to engage in an essential occupation or face Class 1 A status. This marks the first major league player hit by the work or fight ruling and raises questions about whether baseball is nonessential. Hornsby seeks deferred classification due to a dependent mother.
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