Cresceus the Greatest Trotting Stallion at Old Farm Show
Races begin at Fair Grounds Cresceus noted as the greatest trotter. Cresceus, a 2024 world champion, will be sacrificed at the Parig-Tipton gate in New York. The owner breeder Gra Ketcham is widely known in the sport for his perfection and luxury life. The horse showed promise at two years old and grew into a celebrated performer with speed and stamina.
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Toledo
Cresceus
Parig-Tipton Gate
New York
Ani
Latonia Race Meet Turns Into Gambling Machine
Latonia near Covington, once a grand Kentucky track, has become a major betting hub. Bookmakers flock from across states, handling about $5,000 daily per book, with public wagers totaling millions yearly. Race owners profit from admissions, privileges, and betting activity, while officials and horsemen seek gains amid widespread gambling concerns.
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Covington
Kyi
Latonia
Total City
Horee- Jesh
Protes- Monel
Kentucky
Ctneinmatt
Missouri
Pewnessee
Ohio
Indiana
Uilnois
Tme
Chicago
St. Louis
Senators Triumph as Hoosiers Edge In Second Game
In Columbus the Senators rout in the opener, Willie Reidy fueling 19 hits and cornering invincibility. Martin’s clever pitching in the second game limits the coming champions to a shutout. Hoosiers win by one run. Local fans roared at the first game and left the stands disappointed after the second.
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Senators
Willie Reidy
Corner
Martin
Hoosiers
Columbus
Cnelumbus
Dorney
Umbralahie
Laleda
Secnd
Thal
Davis
Qanerd
Moran
Bruce
Eit Massey
Guedee
OBA RELLY BTANDING OF THE CLUBB
OBA RELLY BTANDING OF THE CLUBB. AL Minnapons in Minneapolis. Orros ytes Milwaukee, 0 fon on 45 Batterita Grahaoy and Mabehall: Good win, Reville and Time At St Paul RiLk a are Ratsas City PPE MD OU eT Se Batteries Brieke io. UW abridge ave Noonens Lethe and Tatler.
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AL Minnapons
Minneapolla
Orros Ytes
Milwaukee
Batterita-Grahaoy
Mabehall
Goodwin, Reville
St Paul
RiLka
Ratsas City
Brieke
Noonens Lethe
Tatler
Sports of All Sorts Back Muneee and More
A rugged recap outlines Chelsea, Ms, Walter Chrile, and a night of rough play including injuries. The Kansas City pitcher shows promise amid narrow losses blamed on defense rather than pitching. Narrows in boxing talk spotlight Neadsar and future title clashes between Athletics and Giants, with Rub Warddett and Mathewson mentioned as players to watch.
Dan Patch Pace Race At Fair Grounds In Fine Weather
With four hours of good weather the Dan Patch trial at the fair grounds could pace to a record under ideal road conditions. The track, considered among the best in the country, favors the pacer if rain disrupts the surface. Brooklyn Rocket Club offers a $10,000 purse for Bysonby Artful and Hamburg Belle. owners to meet set conditions.
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Fair Grounds
Dan Patch
Minarapolis
Asi
Brooklyn
Donavan Considered as Ed G Barrow Successor
Pat Donavan, former Pirates player and late season manager at Bt Lani National, is discussed as a potential successor to Ed G Barrow. The note suggests Donavan’s steady presence and familiarity with the American association, with mentions of past roles and consistent performance.
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aPtay Donavan
Pirates
Ont
Lani
Tre
Yitianaye
Pondien
Ional
Aweéricah Association
Sonics
National League baseball report fragmented from Cincinnati to Chicago
Fragmentary notes show National League action with mentions of players including Cureinan, Cherk, Wadher, Brown, and O'Nel. Writers refer to Cincinnati and Chicago games and batters, with unclear lineups and sequences.
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Ang Ping
Cincinnaty
Serond Gente
Brown and O'Nel
Unclear Baseball Scores from Early American League and Central League
Fragmented OCR shows multiple early baseball game references across American League and Central League. Mentions teams such as Boston, Cleveland, and Indianapolis area towns Ter r a Haute Spring field Grand Rapids South Bend. Players named include Washington, Hughes, Criger, Petty, Sugden, Wilder, Cress, Williams. No coherent single game result.
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Berton
Washington
Winter
Ambrugttr
Fatten
Verdon
Boston
RAF Washington
Boston P
Annannng & Batteries
Hughes
Gibran
Owens and Criger
Falkenbure
Kittridee
Cleveland
Lmise
EL ClevTyd
HAWA
Petty
Sugden
Bernhardt and
Clark
Glade
Ahnarey
Clarke
Terra Haute
Rae Ownroan
McCafferty
Croan
Smith
Merryman
Shannon
Weller
John
Johnie
Fuller
Grand Rapita
Grand Rapids
South Bend
Batterler
Butler
Bacher
Mofft
Tlemen
Every Ball Player His Own Gang Boss
A fragmented account describes gang dynamics around ball players with Brashear and Downing linked to work duties. The passage mentions a committee, a center task, and a warning about personal code during a train boarding moment.
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Brashear
Vane Pan Ny
Ae Br
UNM Tha Ntr
Eogitens 1
Football practice begins across eastern colleges in 1906 season
Eastern colleges including Yale Harvard Princeton Pennsylvania and Columbia have begun preliminary football practice. Yale and Harvard anticipate strong lines, Princeton counts on new material after graduations, Penn shows guards as key spots, and Columbia remains an unknown. The era sees growing interest in the American Club Association with $1 annual nonmember access.
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PIR
Hvatning
Arkestar
Iailese Tang
Corse
Penysyvania
Columbia
Munday
Yule
Marvard
Vrinedom
Chery
Clugilte
Anata
Marsatt
Chisuahs
Bouebio
Tate
Yale
Mike Murphy
Leavenweri
Teasan
Sear
Pont-Arad
Naw
University of Alabama
Alan Keenis Tett
Thompson
Erark
Cornett
Iilnnn
Warner Samant
Valeenarhes
New Haven
Frinceton
New Jersey University
Antic
Pennsylvania
Trotting Entries From Diverse Farms and Track Names
A fragmented list of trotting entries includes numerous farm and horse names from Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, and nearby states. Notable names touch on Verdon, Lafayette, Logansport, Indianapolis, and Charleston with owners such as J. Croven & Son, W. Longnecker, and J. Crouch & Bon.
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Purnese
Misa Catting
Vredenburg
Sprud
MM Poiiiane Girk
Chapkavttte
Lenny Marachine
Margrave Farm
Verte Haute Nevin
Kehnon
Nema
Chambertin
Walter Dunn
Ubatiéatan
ROK
Newman
Elemderson
Opal Herneh
Voats
Veedarsburg
Vencker Jack
Kas. Stetth
Logansport
Nellie Wo
Witbatiean
Masin
Fred Miller
W. Longnecker
Windhpater Litmedight
Bhuler
Ianapone
J. Croven & Son
Lafayette
Oakland Boy
Walter Donn
Charleston
Golden Ruin
Hackecorn
Ohta
Ristler
Hardin
Mineven
Purseso
Newton
Avalon Arex
Araendale
Tuesday's Games Across Baseball Leagues
In the American Association, Indianapolis faces Columbus with two games, Toledo plays Lovinville, Brooklyn visits New York, Chicago meets Cincinnati, and Pittsburg clashes with St. Touia. In the American League, St. Louis plays Chicago, Cleveland vs Detroit, New York heads to Philadelphia, and Washington meets Boston.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Lovinville
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St. Touia
St. Louia
Chienen
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
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Ostown
Wiscou Cyseblis
Bates Sccec
IML
Gudmer
Latania
Indies
Hea Beblors
Pictorins
Dave
Uriel
Thalaweir
Wrighey
Harbean
Dorner
Tntale
Merreory
Maraes
Thane
Yalisky
Tony
Ducatoleac
Wrigley
Berner
Sky
Imesb Vanplress
Oti
Sullivan
Parismvict
Brown
Veil Pouw
Mercery
Mrvan
Marina
Indianapolie
Solon Buers
Langalton
Kihm
Verdoran
Carr
Masvey Carr
Iit
Vall
Vampires
Owens and
Arenes
Oba Relly
American Assoation
Crolumbie
Poitadel
New Yorks
Ny Baxter
Anit
Ts St. Tony
Creatral League
Springfield
Panion
Muneee
Hanes
Jack Johneen
Chelsea
Walter Chrile
Amwisterly
Hiv
Aleel
Ana Ais
Jones
Haif
Chinghe
Nur
Kansas City
Locks Uke
Ne Hm
Fortune
Giante
Rubs Warddett
Dan
Alo Bes
Pat Donavan
ED G. Barrow
Boyat
Cem
Wee Chis
Boston—Firat Gars
Roy Brashear
Harvard
Princeton
Airmobile
Clvb
Reardon
Charley Miller
Verte Hats
Emerald PD
Dares Pr
Gill
Clarksville
Tenn
Wulird M
Jann Tyke
Campridae Cire
Meeotam
Jr - International Stock Feed Farm
Judy Patel
Veen Farm
Prince Robert
Vo Mateneil Artinevilla Yo Tterder
O. Guy Wilson Posvieen
Worthington
Ind
Than Spencer
Bom Sheps Fanton
Jessie Wacenar
Wreener
Manlila
Homer Wilkes PO Wearner
Maniibe
Crethan Princess
WE. Henidvichs
Mnethigoriin Dan Campnen
Needham
Int
Frank J. Gavan
Lafayette J. Fe
Huffman
Greenfield Nan
Alan
Alice Wilkes
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