Compadre Captures Highweight Handicap By Nose
Compadre, ridden by George Walls for Quincy Stable trainer Jimmy Fitzsimmons, won the Highweight Handicap at Jamaica by a nose over Kalitan in a close finish. Kalitan, Top Coat, and others battled as Compadre tired late, narrowly surpassing the field and threatening the track record before the photo finish.
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W. J. Macbeth
Jimmy Fitzsimmons
Quincy
Little Compadre
Colin Pis
Jamaica Racetrack
Compadre
Kalitan
Jamaica Court
Belmont Park
George Walls
Fitzsimmons
Wails
Top Coat
Walls
Traxler
E. R. Bradley
Com
Fitch
George Starr
Kummer
Wilfred Viau
Coat
Rain Delays Key Singles at Women's National Tennis Meet
Rain slows opening day play at the Women's National Lawn Tennis Championship in St. Martin's Pa Penn. Matches in singles halted at several stages while doubles and mixed doubles progress. Notable contests feature Marion Zinderstein and Miss Eleanor Sears and results include Miss Eleanor Goss swiftly advancing to the final rounds with dominant ground strokes. Helene Pollak defeats Mollie Thayer to reach the semi finals, as players adapt to gray skies.
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ST. Martin's
Penn
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Marion Zinder
Eleanor Sears
Boston
Zinderstein
Sears
Miss Zinderstein
Elizabeth Ostheimer
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
New York
Miss Sears
Miss Goss
Miss Ostheimer
Mixy Helene Pollak
Mollie Thayer
Miss Pollak
Miss Thayer
Phillies Win But Face Pirates Pitcher in Shutout
Stock's first inning double was the only hit off Cooper as a wild pitch and an error produced the game's lone run. Hogg spun a complete game with four double plays, limiting Pittsburgh to two dozen batters faced.
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Philadelphia
Stock
Cooper
King
Nong
Hogg
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Priladelpaia
Brbocel
Azone
National Championships Women’s Singles and DoublesResults
The article lists results from the National ChampionshipWomen’s Singles where Robert Herold defeated Atise aliand and Barbara Hooker had notable victories. Girls National Championship Singles shows Varvara Jonker defeating Elizabeth Stevie and other early round outcomes. In Doubles, first round matches include von Wallerton Wenger paired with Tealomin La defeating Alina Mary Nee Word and Ausso Nayier, with several other pairings and scores noted.
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Robert Herold
Atisealiand
Uillerine Parte
Tavera
Moreat
Elu
Barbara Hooker
Eatin
Miss Elizabeth
Unilieiatur
Sood
Ron Mra Hurally Walkog
Mist Varvara Jonker
Koti
Mry
Von
Wallerton Wenger
Tealomin la
Wohl
Alina Mary Nee
Misa Ausso Nayier
Th. UL. Poyile
Mg W.s.culcott Uefeate
Ais Mubel Hlehd
Aliss
Tail Willeher
Mintes Aduiaide
Hele Husker Wun
Mra
AC Chishiom
Mm. C. Dodie
Subanon
Noga
Mics
Mary Wunter
Miss Marion
Zimneraei
Mite 'EvGanor
Tose
Allee Wathrlue
Stare Bavetia Dixon
Waliopelt
Mis Vitulila
Carpeniter
Mary” Geary
Kod
Silas Iennura
Ivar Aid Mn
Garge
Cinta Cassel
Helene Padus
Yound
Auss
Gertrudy Hollis
Misa
Taylor
Mary Menton
Adauaidy Hooner
Olympic Board Sends Flags to Athletic Units
Frederick W. Rubien mails flags to every club college and school with four representatives on the 1912 Stockholm American team. The flag shows interlocked Olympic circles for Athens 1896 Paris 1900 St Louis 1904 London 1908 Stockholm 1912 urging display to promote high sport and good fellowship among nations. College pitcher joins Indians Kes ter I June of West Virginia reports to Cleveland after Pittsburgh releases outfielder Howard Lohr to Pittsburgh.
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Frederick W. Rubien
Amateur Athletic Union
Stockholm
American Olympic Committee
International Olympic Committee
Athens
Paris
St. Louis
London
Jaca! Roth
Indians
Cleveland
Kester
University of West Virginia
Pittsburgh Nationals
Howard Lohr
Pittsburgh
Latonia Evening Races Fill Card With Odds and Wagers
A cluttered Latonia results page shows numerous horse names and figures for multiple races. Riders like Kate Adame, Howard, and O'Gureny appear among payouts and placements. The messy OCR lists various horses, markets, and amounts including $4.30, $4.10, and $130.08 in seemingly random sequences, with references to three and four year olds and prize money.
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Hes Es Caan
Aly Furtones
Kate Adame
Tlainsordy
Kernan
Howard
Mus Medien
Mt. Career
Tura
Same
Tte Bi
Dockery Tara
Mondaing
Mingh
Augustus
Phrills
Freemantle
Prac
Garner
Mackean
Hernia
Jon Gohinon
Arclg Alexander
Jolla Churchil
Wons Gueat
Wpcond
O'ureny
Ude
Borineniue
Murrett
Gr Sarner
Aetaad
Halviiele
Castelanras
James
Garmin
Reckless Base Running Costs Dodgers in 4 3 Loss
The Brooklyn Dodgers lost 4 3 to the Chicago Cubs at Ebbets Field as reckless baserunning and errors aided Chicago. Ivy Olson hit a freak first inning home run, while Jim Vaughn kept the Dodgers from scoring further with steady pitching and sharp Chicago fielding relief. Flack and Merkle provided late threats for Chicago, with Olson miscue aiding the Cubs in the decisive fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Cavagnaro
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Ebbets Field
Big Jim Vaughn
Cub
Quriz
Peters
Bill
Killifer
Chicago
Midway Station
Hollawher
Shankstack
Flatbush
Rube Marquard
Rube
Fred Merkle
Max Flack
Flack
Giant
Marquard
Olson
Ivy Olson
Brooklyn
Johnston
Vaughn
Hollacher
Hicksman
Myers
Ollie O'Mara
Merkle
Hellocher
Mann
Wheat
Doolin
Hy Myers
Mer
Brookian
Sotuimon
Olliemaen
Bernie
Teo Pakert
Olsen
Merquard
Ghieagos
Uleon
Tookig
Basoa
Skeeters Lose Streak to Syracuse in Extra Innings
Syracuse defeated Jersey City 3 to 2 in ten innings, snapping the Skeeters winning streak in the final game of the series. Pitching duel between Heck and Horsey. Batting details and lineup notes appear in the game summary.
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Syracuse
Jersey City
Heck
Horsey
Sonn
A Weaver
OlCarroll
Meapo Colus Oram
Bes
Lorser
Wee
Tole
Basse
Carroll
Mersey
Framass
Seeaeaen
Tae
Tos
Abe
Beato
Batterlee
Beckvermit
Fisher
Cooper
Benemuen
Wittee
Marere
Dilla
Webb
Haddock
Baltimore
Toronto
Beltimore
Standings and results for top MLB leagues
National League games today New York at Brooklyn Chicago at Pittsburgh Boston at Philadelphia Yesterday's results New York 7 Cincinnati 1 Chicago 4 Brooklyn Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh 0 Boston 4 St Louis 1 Standings Chicago 3415 694 Cincinnati 29 28 451 New York 3416 680 Brooklyn 3029-408 26 26 500 Pittsburgh 2226 458 St Louis 1929 . American League Washington at New York Detroit at St Louis Cleveland at Chicago Philadelphia at Boston Yesterday's results Detroit 6 St Louis 2 Detroit 3 St Louis 1 Washington 3 Cleveland 2 Boston 3422 607 Washington 2829 491 New York 3022 577 St Louis 25 21 Cleveland 3126 .544 Detroit Chicago 26 23 531 Phi
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New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cinnati
N. York
Pitts
St.Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Clevel
Detroit Chicago
Phi
Heitman Shuts Newark as Rochester Wins 6 3
Harry Heitman limited Newark to three hits and Rochester defeated the Bears 6 to 3. Earle Smith led Rochester with three runs while going 4 for 5 including a triple and a double. Walsh handled 11 chances at second without an error as Rochester ends twilight baseball era with the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Heitman
Newark
Rochester
Bears
George Wiltse
Buffalo
Earle Smith
Walsh
Hap Hogan
Orr
National Army
Womicar
Brmige Ness
Stiseuth Lan. Jacobs
Sacrifee Alen
Hrtun
Asea
Nowar
Peachester
Error Newark
Stochsnter
Senators Rally Past Indians After Two-Run Lead
Washington overcame Cleveland's two run advantage to win 3 to 2 in Cleveland. Four Washington hits in the seventh inning, aided by an error by Chapman, produced the decisive runs as Enzmann was chased. Poor baserunning limited Cleveland's comeback chances in a tense mid-June game.
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Senators
Indians
Cleveland
Washington Today
Enzmann
Chapman
Washington
Bhotton
Ebb Thomas
Hozmann
Wonton
Govlan
Speaker
Wood
Judge
Johnston
Ntelen
Hoth
Chapiany
Spasker
Melviite
Doutble
Ty Johnston
Clevaland
Tly Enemann
Avere T
Bells O'Neill
Plecher Eneinin
Fulton Dempsey Bout Moved From Danbury to Baltimore
Promoter Joseph R. Mulvihill announced the July 4 twenty round fight between Fred Fulton of Minnesota and Jack Dempsey of Utah was shifted to Baltimore Md. The move followed Chief Egan of the State Police Department saying he would block the Danbury event. Local officials indicated further boxing stoppages could occur to curb law violations across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Danbury
Conn
Joseph R. Mulvihill
Fred Fulton
Minnesota
Jack Dempsey
Uah
Mulvihill
Chief Egan
State Police Department
Double Victory Sends Tigers To Seventh Place
DETROIT swept a doubleheader from ST LOUIS to climb into seventh place. First game 6 2, second game 7 1 with Heisman homering late for Detroit. Early innings saw Leifield pounded and Sotheron and Boland held solid until late, box scores note 12 hits for Detroit. Boxing matches announced next week feature Dundee vs Donley and Madden vs Coffey in Jersey City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Detroit
Leifield
Heisman
Cabb
Boland Fea Sotheron
St, Louis
Austin
Matt
Helin
Isgeghan
Cunningtar
Leite
Vit
Cobb
Itell
Man
Uiedeon
Detsalg
Nab
Lous
Isla
Leste
Wai (Helimant
Dallas
Hood Mirtan
Young
Ulewdean
Rene
Gohmann Wolaia
Helian
Hasen
Boland
Poll Perritt Captures Sixth Straight Victory
Poll Perritt pitched superbly guiding the Giants to a 7 to 1 victory over the Reds. Hal Chase misfired for the Reds while Heinie Zimmerman and Lena Blackburne shone for New York, with Young and Magee contributing at the outfield and McCarty, Groh, and Holke driving in runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perritt
Giants
Ross
Y. Stars
Lena Blackburne
Reds
Heinie Zim
Blackburne
Heinie Groh
Lena
Lee
Len
Bronx
Heinie Zimmerman
Heinie
Heinie Yeararday
McKinley Square
Benny
Ince
Holke
McCerty
Mages
Hal Chase
Magis
Fletcher
Kauff
Zimmerman
Kaul
Groh
Eller
McCarty
Smith Wins Thew Whitenall Cup Golf Tournament
Smith captured the Thew Whitenall Cup at County Country Club with a low net of 14. The event, decided in an afternoon format on the links, saw Smith emerging as class A winner in the Southern Association contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Yankees Back Home Ready For Senators
The New York Yankees return from a Western trip to rest at the Polo Grounds before a three day home stand with the Washington Senators opening Monday. Nick Altrock strengthens the Senators pitching while Gilhooley fuels the Yankees offense as the club eyes the Red Sox in the upcoming clash. Games begin at 3 30 daily except Saturdays when play starts at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yankees
Yanks
Polo Grounds
Giants
Reds
Huggins
Coogan's Cliff
Red Sox
Senators
Nick Altrock
Nick
Yankees
Herb Thormah Jen
Stais
Little Gilhooley
Yankee
Fulton and Weinert Set for Six Rounder at MSG Boxing Carnival
Fred Fulton will meet Charley Weinert in a six round bout as a featured event at Madison Square Garden tomorrow night under War Hospital Entertainment Association. Weinert agreed after Fulton’s call, and fans will also see Joe Welling, Johnny Dundee, Battling Levinsky, Jim Tully, Gunboat Smith, and Jim Savage in a packed program with strong grudge elements and notable personalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fulton
Charley Weinert
Madison Square Garden
War Hospital Entertainment Association
Weinert
Fulton
the Garden
Joe Welling
Johnny Dundee
Battling Levinsky
Jim Tully
Gunboat Smith
Jim ‘Savage
Savage
Friars’ Club
Braves Take Three of Four From Cardinals in Boston
In Boston on June 18, the Braves beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4 to 1, marking three wins in a four game series. Doak pitched solidly early for Boston as Pilligrim limited the visitors to six hits. Boston extended its success against western clubs, tallying eight wins in a 14 game stretch.
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Boston
St. Louis
Pilligrim
Doak
Heashcote
Sinawings
Hersog Ib
Oltore Et
Seaychu
Wiken
Latonia Entries Reflect A Busy Race Card And Names
A grainy Latonia page lists numerous horses and odds across early races, mentioning entrants such as Sosa Bem Dort Thurin and Charming in claiming events. The card highlights stakes like Clipagtta Stakes for two year olds and a $800 claiming for older horses, with notes on horses, weights, and jockeys scattered throughout the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tvs
Smye
Foriomas Dain
Antten
Bentimenal
Helen Hayes
Ita Brace
Umer ‘Orb
Cacott Pay
Thurman
Shing
Bringhufes
Jobs Shedan
Tidy Wgursien
Clalmiter
Bisson
Urum
Felt Jwoop
Hecoba
Christie Holters Hes
Lod Sadural
Rakion
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Jamaica
Victor
Kiss Again
Aunt Dimh
Wise Joan
Eddie Taplin
Tinah
Lin
Aunt
Crystal Point
Cadillac
Harwood Fl
Harwood
Bill Simmons
Parda
Sot
Frederick the Great
Stergler
Frank Hous
Mergler
Empress
Joao
Taek Euletin
Ixia Viertos
Pawo ‘ & Hs Oven
Inb
Arhhiteator Derraha
Ioaitet
Usty Torchbearee
Thief ‘Beal
Sein
Fatttarania
Molla Bjurstedt
Tul Browa
Battle Royal
Fred Hawthorne
Phillies
Olympic Board
Latonia
Dodgers
Skeeters
Army
Glenn ST. Paul
Harry Glenn
St. Paul
American Association Baseball Club
As Readhies Sadie Adr Ak Ea
Er Hakiden
New Ham
Tigers
Frank G. Jonca
Memphis
District of Columbia
Milwsakoe
Indianapolis
Bt. Paul
Toledd
Carnas City
International League
J City
Binghamton
Bultite
W. L. Pet Pet
Bing
Roch’t
Bualo
Balen
Soho Iy
Charles A. Taylor
Polonius Perritt
Ty Giants
Pell
McGraw
Wilbert Robinson
Big Flatbushers
Ancie Wilbert
Isbors Polonius
Nonce
Ti Red
Hal
Prince Hal
Das
Roza Young
Benny Kauff
Sherwood Magee
McCart Young
Griffith
Wingo
Ross i Young
Matty
Southern Association
Ee Ee
Braves
Wance
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