Belmont track sets multiple horse records in meeting
Roy Miller won the Horse Dealers Sweepstakes with the fastest three heats and Belmont Open heat first heat mark by Lord Brook. Bow Devil set a saddle race world record with a 2.80 heat as Hugh Carlin rode to victory. Keystone stakes average 2.12 pace across two showcases, while P R R Y M C A beat Bloomsburg Normal 6 to 4 at Bloomsburg with Alcorn holding Normal to one hit eight innings.
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Baseball Summary and Founders Day Observance
Baseball scores from American League National League and Federal League list results and tomorrow’s matchups. Founders Day observance at Dauphin County Historical Society with speaker George W. Parsons of Steelton and refreshments.
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Dauphin County Historical Society
South Front Street
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Steelton
Veteran Golf Champion Plays Wonderful Game on Long Island
Walter J. Travis aged 53 won the Metropolitan Championship on Long Island defeating a field of nationally known players. He weighs about 140 pounds, stands 5 feet 8 inches, wears glasses, and sports a Norfolk jacket and knickerbockers with a big black cigar. His clubs are unusual but effective, and he favors direction over distance like Harry Vardon as age affects power. The report highlights his natural swing and strategic play.
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Long Island
Travis
Norfolk
Harry Vardon
All-Star Pittsburgh Club Seeks Games in East Tour
The All-Star Pittsburgh team of Federal League surplus players plans a tour through Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and New York. They have August 15 and 16 open for nearby teams with suitable grounds and strong guarantees. Contact secretary W. J. Ferris 928 Chartiers Avenue West End Pittsburgh.
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Train Schedule Effective May 24 1914 for Winchester Hagerstown Carlisle
In effect May 24 1914 trains leave for Winchester and Martinsburg at 6 03, 7 60 am, 3 40 pm. Additional trains to Carlisle and Mechanicsburg at 9 48 am, 2 18, 3 27, 6 30, 9 30 am. For REPLES at 5 03, 7 50, 11 53 am, 8 40 pm, 5 32 pm, 7 40 pm, 11 00 pm daily. All other trains daily except Sunday. H A RIDDLE, as a Tongue. QaPRA
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Summer Girls at the Colonial and Other Local Attractions
The Summer Girls arrive at the Colonial with a seasonally suited minia ture musical comedy act and handsome showcases. Also on the bill are Merle's Cockatoos and Jin Doherty the monologist. Regent offers The Country Boy with Marshal Neillan in the lead and a famed cast on the final day. Lady Betty the chimpanzee headlines Paxton Park Theater as she frolics with Harrisburg children at the summer resort.
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William Elliott
Betty
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Graustark at the Victoria today and tomorrow
Graustark, the six act feature from George Barr McCutcheon, plays at the Victoria Theater in Harrisburg today and tomorrow. The production stars Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne in a dramatic romance about sacrifice and love behind a throne. Showtimes range from 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
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Preparations On For Bird Season And Local Games
The bass season opens June 15 though the new fish code may delay it. Commissioner N R Buller notes act May 1 1909 remains in force and opens June 16 to December 30 if the law takes effect. Harrisburg Independents beat Motive Power 15 to 1. Breckenridge blamed for the loss. News from Newark on a possible International League team move to Harrisburg is uncertain with talks of a cash bonus from Reading and a search for a favorable city.
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Newark
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Reading
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O'Donnell Wins Galesburg 100 Mile Race
Eddie O'Donnell led from the first quarter and held off eleven rivals to win the second Galesburg 100 mile race in 1 36 35. Tom Away finished second with Billy Chandler third and Joe Cooper fourth. Mechanics suffered minor injuries and an arm was broken during the event.
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Tom Awey
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W. W. Brown
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