Suave Young Man Bets Big at Tracks Amid Touts
A polished young man caused ripples in the betting ring as he quietly placed $100 bets at each pool and claimed a large win on his chosen horse. The scene drew a crowd of anxious touts and race-goers, with harness races and multiple heats following a dramatic show of betting and racing outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Birto
Mitia
Nny
Shady Hearte
Shade On
Bill Foguety
Gibraltar
Ike
Teaty
Nina L
Prince Richard
Clipsetta
Clipsytta
Punks
Chopin
Mins
John Coulter
Mifion
Miles
Thars
Aimple
Zteered
Hoosiers Tame Mud hens In A Gridiron Style
Hoosiers defeated the Mud-Hens with strong fielding and timely hitting. Ketlum and Coulter starred for Indianapolis while Schaty and Smith connected for drives. Toledo led briefly but Indianapolis pulled ahead with decisive hits and errorless defense as McPartlin and Ford scheduled to pitch in coming games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dina Annapolis
Toledo
Baniiwick
Wee Wille’ Ketlum
Coulter
Jones
Schaty
Smith
Indianapolis
Hogrlever
Ram
Mullane
St Dges
Louisville
McPartlin
Hoosiers
Ford
Tucadus
Indianapolia
Hogriever
Herdon
E. Tameett
Marcan
Kellum
Roy
Inniagy
Hite
Hopton
Wongrun
Bmyith
Senaup
Courter
Helsing
Ty Kel Wm
Dalle
OM Reisling
Doubla
Tamsett
Fox
Pasem
Indianapola
hall-Kleinow
Millane
Attendanes
Tanqoing And Scores From Grain City Matches
Fragmentary score table shows Kanena City 1 and Minneapolis Louisville 8, Columbus 4. Milwaukee 3, St Paul read as 0 or incomplete. Details unclear. no full match context or dates available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanena City
Minneapolis, & Louisvile
Columbus
Milwaukee
St. Pau
Sad Story at the Fair Grounds Steered by Coin and Chance
A veteran at the fair grounds track recounts betting misadventures with a wary brotherly warning on horse racing. The narrator details failed picks including Nina and Clipsetta, a misread tip on Chopin, and a costly last race heartbreak with Miles, ending with a grim note on lost bets and ruined plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Wack Tyro
Indianapolis
Nina
Fragmented OCR sports score list
A jumbled OCR snippet lists many city names and numbers tangled with few clear results. It appears to be a scattered set of scores or standings involving teams from New York Detroit Philadelphia St Louis Cleveland Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago Fort Wayne Evansville Terre Haute Dayton and others with inconsistent numerals.
Baseball Streaks Across Leagues Highlight Weekend Matchups
In American Association play Indianapolis visits Toledo and Milwaukee goes to St. Paul while Detroit battles Washington and Chicago faces Boston. National League features Boston at Cincinnati and New York at St. Louis with Philadelphia in Chicago as guests. Central League sends Evansville to Terre Haute with Marion at Grand Replica and Fort Wayne at South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central League
Fort Wayne
Marton
Fouin Bend
Seeierie Exanavius
BC Layton
Ceyecreee
Grand Rapida
Terre Huuce
American Association
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Lausenie
Columbus- Kanaaa City
Minneapolis
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St Louis
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pitsburg
Lee
Evansville
Terre Haute
Marion
Grand Replica
South Bend
Wheeling
Dayton
Heaven For The Golfer Verse Amid Friction In Frankfort
A poem imagines a golfer's heavenly rewards with wings and a princely putter as the scene shifts to Frankfort Indiana where racing and pool betting were barred. The Civic Federation warned action if pools returned and the county officer paused racing for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Ind
Acre
Civic Federation
Ofair
Gold Coin Challenge Sparks Reserves vs Germans Game
Ten shining gold eagles were posted with The Sun’s sporting editor by Andy Reinhardt, manager of the Indianapolis Reserves, to back a game with the Düsseldorfers. The Reserves seek the Berliners’ terms and expect to meet only players who have played recently, with the likely match at Washington Park in Indianapolis. The Reserves list A Scoley, McBroughton, Summers, Quieser, Tender, Thompson, W O’Brian, B Curien, J Whit, C Lehr, J Pierce, D Barnes and FB White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Andy Reinhardt
Indianapolis
Duesseldorters
Neverges
Washington Park
A. Scoley
McBroughton
Summers
Quieser
Tender
Thompson
W. O'Brian
B. Curien
Great number of pacers in 2:05 race card
The listing shows a large field of pacers for a 2:05 event with numerous horses and trainers. Notable entries include Direct Hal by Direct, Ananiaa by Patron, Shadow Chimes by Chimes Endith W, and Terrace Queen by Little, among others. The names suggest a busy pacing lineup with multiple times around 2:05 to 2:06.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Direct Hal
Direct
Carl Wilkes
Wilkes Nutwood
Cartel
Afcunder
Ananiaa
Patron
Daphne Dallas
Box Eldar
Twinkle
Mercury
Dumont W
Dupistac
Terrace Queen
Little Squaw
Kewanee Boy
Don Derby
Chan
Derby
Tha Bishop
Tam
Argot Wilkes
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad and Racing Tip Tale
A fragmentary item recalls Harris Cohen defending tips with a cruel stunt toward a rival who boasted of horse information. The note from the hospital implies a dislocated arm after the encounter. An old newspaper ad invites readers to send notices to the Bun office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Cohen
Joe Alimag
Mr. Cohen
Bin
Ohio
Indianapolis Thrill Seeker Sums Up Hoop the Hoop Feat
A sensational show in Indianapolis centers on a daring act where a young woman hoops the hoop in an automobile. The stunt mirrors roller skate hooping with a pneumatic car racing through a high cylindrical track and doors that trap and release the performer as she completes a full loop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Mences
Thorss
London
New York
Am Automobile
Veteran trainer Budd Doble recalls his famed racehorses
Cleveland Ohio July Budd Doble, retired long ago from the track, recalls his best trotters. He highlights Goldsmith Maid, Nancy Hanks, Kinney Loy, Twin, and The Roman, detailing their records, speeds, and quirks. Doble cites Maid's 2 14 record at 17 and her near perfect speed, Hanks's education under Kenney, and Dexters's willingness to race in any conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Wright Farness
Kinney Low
McKinney
Hamesa
Maid
Maine
California
Dexter
Nancy Hanks
Hen Kenney
Kinpey Loy
Calfornia
Ed Delehanty Believed Dead In Suicide Mystery
Edward Delehanty star outfielder for the Washington American League club disappeared in Detroit last week. Reports say he was despondent, acting strangely, and hinted at death by his own action. Once a top hitter and holder, he had recently left New York Nationals and Washington, with ties to Cleveland and Philadelphia clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Watrous
New York
Katherine Ballou
Inquelon
Edward Delehanty
Washington
Dalaman
Detroit
Forterie
Delehany
Hince
New York Nationals
Capital
Crevaland
Indians to rename Sioux with new family names
St Paul July 8 The commissioner Dr Jacob Eastman in Minnesota plans to regalize Sioux names by assigning family names to pass down generations. The process involves consultation with each man and preserves old names where possible amid land grants and inheritance changes. Eastman links this to his book Indian Boyhood and a broader effort dating to Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Mint
Idan Stratrs
Jacob Eastman
Eastman
Indiana
Mamlin Garland
New York
Bosiman
Dr. Eastman
Bennesota
Many Lightnings
Ran Kato
Lincoln
Gr .Bestman
Oblyrca
Flanddreau
N. D
Chiyeon
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Watrous
Kay
Little Frank
Dwyer
Little @phing
D. Wilson
Guy Wickes
Blackton
Lady Patchle
Baker
Wiwn
Nicolette
Fisher
Henry G GL Wilson
Mourbon
Dagler
Cora Ringwood
Bortie
Bullivan
Jack B McGinn
Ellis
Herodes
Weber
Trespasser
Powewood
Lite Gem
Gra-Ma-Chree
Form
Susie KK
Milow
Clipmette
Nyx
Carrier
McIoynt
Onanelte
Hulligan
Gibralter
Forest
Bob Baker
Belle of
Minow
Vabula
Rose Court
Thos
Tanqoing
Ammerican Association
Lout
Atwauk
Paul
Indianapel
Loutsville
Kansas
Pisourg
J. Bt. Louly
The
Fort Warne
South Tend
Starson
Terre Hautt
Grand Rapids
T. Louis
Pet
Pittsburg
Huston
Mike
Duesseldorfers
Hood
Budd Doble
ED Delehanty
John
Henry
Bill
Tom
Witaans
Washington St. Ind
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