Detroit Grand Circuit Meet Draws 250 Horses
Detroit July 24 Two hundred fifty horses, top trotting and pacing stars, entered for events at the Detroit Grand Circuit meeting beginning today and running through Friday. Officials note the large entries as a surprise with purses totaling 310000 for trotting and 5000 for the pace events. The Michigan Shortship circuit contributed a record number of horses, and the M and M stakes attracted strong entries.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit Driving Club
Histori Merchants
Commer
M and M
Michigan
Res
Knights and Ladies beat Baldwin at Woodland Park 12 to 7
Lawrence team wins again as Stanwix belts the only home run of the afternoon. Green doubles, Reid and Uhrlaub reach on errors, while Baldwin struggles to bunch hits and capitalizes on defensive miscues. Stanwix shines with a double and single, boosting his batting in a fast, error-prone pitching duel.
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Knights
Ladies of Security
Baldwin
Woodland Park
KK. & Jr
Lawrence Boys
Green
Reid
Uhrlaub
Stanwix
Knights and Ladies
Stanwis
Baldwini
Whey
Lawrence
Lee
Buicks
Kansas City
Lawrence Kendall
He Marquis
Hughes
Gul
Totas
Balihvin
Todd. Kerns
C. Olson
B. Olson
Higbee, Co
Gilbert
Swartz
Baker
Stanwix Marmquis
Baldwin Winters
Higt Bee
Unipire
Burr
Markets report from Kansas City and Chicago
Associated Press notes market activity with cattle and hogs firm in Kansas City and Chicago. Livestock receipts around 12,010 at Chicago with steer and heifer prices between 5.30 and 8.60, HOGS strong with values near 9.20 to 10.05 for various weights, pork and lard futures cited, and grains showing no change with corn around 83 1 4 for July and oats around 42.
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Associated Tress
Kansas City
Reveinis
Stroniz
Hay
Timothy Sli
Choice Prairie
Chicago
Reeves
Dorsie
Cubs Fall 8 7 In Lawrenced Eudora Tilt At Home
Lawrence beat the Cubs 8 to 7 as timely hits and errors shaped the outcome. Uhrlaub and Wortman led Lawrence with strong pitching while Burson and Gray supplied key hits for the victors. Davis was injured sliding, and the Cubs failed to drive in runners despite six more hits than the opponents.
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Dutch Uhrlaub
Cubs
Mae
Burson
Gray
Davis
Lawrence
Knights
Eudora
Uhriaub
Wortman
Krause
Frets
Barteldes Leads Tennis Series as Olcott Closes Gap
Barteldes team holds 19 to Olcott seven, with remaining matches this week that could alter standings. Coaches Barteldes and Olcott divide captains as players like Herod and Telleberg net three and four points respectively, while Sidney Moss returns from law exams in Wichita to join the club.
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Barteldes
Istanis Barteldes
Olcott
Gorelock
Grant Herod
Professor Telleberg
I. Barteldes
Q. Dames
A. Wool F Meade
Heb Herod
Fr Paul O’le Nk Banks
Her
Helleberg
Oleoté
Local Notes From Willeamtown Andey Vearsbinder Visit
Community chatter centers on Willeamstown visitors and family travel. Mentions L Stanley of Topeka, Pearl Copier of Midhand visiting, John MuAvihill’s Perry and Lawrence trips, fanshinder brothers to az City, Cunningham retiring there, Mrs. Jim Cal vert’s Sunday visit with her daughter, and neighbors observing upcoming county fairs and race performances. The text notes various local names and travel, with a nod to horses in county fair events and related races.
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Andey
Jim Calvert
Owens
Topeka
Relai
Horn
Dssel
Nans
Fara Vistt
Bere Kyle
Betty Avant
Bere Bri
Local political announcements for county offices in Douglas County
Multiple candidates declare intent to run in the Republican primaries for sheriff county attorney clerk of the district court county commissioner from the second district and related court posts in Douglas County Kansas. Names include Charles Pure C Stewart B M Gregory Chas F Pro s Earl L Powell W T Harwood Sam Stanley.
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Douglas Enanty
Charles Pure
Thid
Douglas County
Kansas
C. Stewart
District Court
Repubican
B. M. Gregory
Chas. FF. Pros
Earl L. Powell
Este
W. Tt. Harwood
Charles Elwell
Candor
Nominsti
Sam Stanley
Allison Andrews
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Miss Dawn
Mr. Moore
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