Baby racers in demand drive high prices at auction
The article details a horse sale where fast young thoroughbreds fetched top prices amid strong demand. Purchases included leading bids reaching near $1,000 and several sales surpassing common market values as buyers competed for notable foals and yearlings.
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Eby Santer
Tie Grenience Zetendac
Coustey
Saar
Ny Maetabiog
Shere My
Ander
Neil SW
Ocleny
Detres
Arthur Yenckla
Atic
Sneuh
Bitee A. Heri
Leanasre
Frederick Lewis Pett
Elkepod Park Feahle
Jodfrey Fe
Bourke Americas
Fonrenioet
Wien
Tollomas
Vague Town Notice On Local Events
Fragmentary OCR text mentions towns, names, and dates with unclear details. The readable parts reference various places and possible events but lack coherent context or outcomes. No verifiable facts or entities beyond scattered place names can be confirmed.
Anderson Strives to Retain Title in Iowa Tennis
Frederick G. Anderson, a leading claimant, faced defeat as he sought to defend the Long Ireland trophy in the annual Iowa tournament. He lost in the third round to Flanney Wood 6 2, with the match described in terse, early 20th century sports prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick G. Anderson
Iowa
Kinge County
Long Irland
Flanney Wood
Chaos Wea
Mt $E Tin Uteam
Famense
Boa
Big Yachts Clash at Larchmont Regatta
Resolute and Vanitie will race in the Larchmont Yacht Club annual regatta on July 5 with top defence yachts set to start. Commodore James Ford offers a special prize and individual Corseathian crew prizes, as the event marks the thirteenth annual renewal with a large starter field anticipated.
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Resolute
Vanitie
Larchmont
Commandore
James Ford
Cluk
Accaainn
Eegatta
Chueces
Choices at the Aqueduct Track Fell Short
A race day at Aqueduct saw favored horses falter asDreams misled the crowd with a favorite-laden forecast. Malachite and Bromo stationed near the front while Osiris and Hester Tryrne trailed, Timmy Tutwell drove Reomo to victory, and jockey Borel earned praise for patient, effective riding.
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Aqueduct
Thors al Favouryn Seeterday
Brooklyn
Bargains on Mens Wear and Bags at The Tribune Sale
The Tribune advertises reduced prices on racing charts and bags, with items in three bargain tiers. Men and boys wear including wardrobe trunks see deep cuts, with prices at 6.50 8.50 and 10.50. The sale location is Broadway near Four Broadwey with theater-like signage.
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Aqueduct
Gabe
Wileioe
Ron
Tate
Dooney
Ian Pir
Sree Peete
Liam Waliginsson
Winnett
Rte
Bocbay
Omer Wage
Mayer
Masry Winant
Bargain sale on surplus suitcases and ladies' bags
Advertisement notes a manufacturer surplus enabling a sale of 374 suitcases and several ladies' bags priced regularly at 7.50 to 11 dollars. The copy emphasizes strong value with bold figures and limited quantities.
Giants Take Fresh Lead As Braves Suffer Setbacks
Giants routed the Braves twice and planned an early push for the division as optimism returned to the club. The team praises pitchers Alexander Faber Mamaux Mayer alongside Matty and notes yesterday's dominance rekindling memories of 1912 and 1918.
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Braves
Giants
Reaves
Matty
Aince
Uist
Alexander, Faber, Mamaux and
Mayer
Alexander
Cobb Leads The League In A Reporter’s Jumble
A fragmented column teases baseball and golf themes, referencing Cobb, Detroit Tigers infield struggles, and critique of sports journalism. It mentions Young Bush Vitt batting under .200, and notes on rival teams and public interest in balls and strokes.
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Cobb
Young
Bush
Vitt
Irolita Wins Ocean Race At Marblehead Harbor
Irolita with E Walter Clark on Trollis wins the ocean race from New London to Marblehead covering 196 miles in just under 41 hours. Constellation skippers Hubert Sears and Avenger finish behind. The event marks Trollis first race under schooner rig after renaming from Talent.
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Marblewesd
Mass
Dung
Cuch
New London
Constellation
Yankees Buy Shawkey From Athletics
The Yankees purchased Nob Shawkey from the Athletics yesterday, adding a young right handed pitcher to strengthen Lions Duchin staff. Also, George Mogridge of the Des Moines club was purchased for delivery after the Western League season. Mogridge has thirteen wins and four losses. In boxing, Jimmy Dut edged Kil Ghetto in ten rounds at the Olympic Athletic Club, while Frank Robinson outpointed George V Young at the Vanderbilt Athletic Club. Young was knocked down in the sixth round.
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Mack
Yankees
Nob Shawkey
Athletics
Key
Lionavan
Duchin
Geores Mogridge
Des Moines
Mogridge
Jimmy Dut
Kil Ghetto
Harlem
Olympic Athyltic Club
Wile de Aste
Pinkie Burna
Frank Robinson
iCharley Smith
George V Young
Newark
Vanderbilt Athletic Club
Young
Favorites Win Their Matches On Clay Courts
Report describes the second day of clay court action at a tournament with numerous matches in progress. Players named include M. W. Washtarn, Laurence Curay, and Detroity, with several eliminations and ongoing rounds as athletes from various clubs compete on the warm, rough clay.
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Pittsburg
Aogrt
Tennia Champiandhipy
Sue
Weirs
RO Norris Whama
Lea
M. W. Washtarn
Laurence Curay
Harvard
Myrick
Fifty two Boys Battle on Staten Island Courts
The first Junior Iawa tennis tournament for Staten Island opened at Clifton Tennis Club with fifty two entrants. Otto Guzbe led the committee as matches began at 5 o'clock, leaving twenty one players remaining after the day’s play. Semifinals expected tomorrow and the final on Saturday, with consolation rounds to follow for early losers.
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Fred Hawthorne
Staten Island
Clifton Tennis Club
Otto Ti
Guzbe
Aes
Ffte
Sian
Tournal Lement
Walter Hanlon
Curtis High School
Ann Willard Wormaford
Hanton
Worty
Bottsford
J. M. Banks
Stuyvesant
Austin Doyle
Shams Kelly
Fred Wilner
Shamus
Crews Elect Captains by Colleges Highlight Rowers
TRY Telegraph 10 79 TeAM Poighkeepale June 23 Pennsylvania elected W Chickering to the varsity captaincy for next year. Chickering, Philadelphia born, stands 5 feet 9 inches and weighs 154 pounds. Leland Stanford chose C H Prime as captain. age about 22, height 4 1, weight 181 pounds. Cornell and Syracuse named captains on departure. W N Heatton named captain at Columbia. Bratton, 25, 6 feet US inches tall, weighs about pounds.
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Chickering
Orme
Bratton
Pennsylvania
W. &. Chickering
How
Philadelphia
Vivian Nickalle
Leland Stanford
C.H. Prime
Helew
Cornell
Syracuse
W.N. Heatton
Wratton
Wratton Hie
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Bert
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Melackite
Mixa Pursle
Hester Tryrne
Leo Skolny
Wests
Thornhill
Ens
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Sarin
Farslomn
Ellven Sun 1
Thompson
Reomo
Broomelek
Tider
Tittle Lowder
Timmy Tutwell
Cunard
Borel
Marrs Shaw
the Tribune Racing
Rooms Port Company
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Yale
Thia
Poughkeepsie
Harry Varden
Essex County
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Fox Wills
Buldie Var
Viecek
Mlibi
Sportdor
Jerry Travers
Galt
Jane
Boston
Plato Pete
Wray
Guy Niekalle
New Haven
Irolita
Marblehead
Finke Mack
Hager Sjenden AG
Shawkey
Queens Co
Amloeal
Lasdek
Pittsburgh
Sehed
Ianier Staten
Iiz
Tonle
Cecil Koneldeon
Metropoliten
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W. Forster
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