Ticket Triumphs in Midwood Handicap at Aqueduct
The four year old Ticket, son of Ballot, ridden by Le Lyke, rallied from mid pack to win the Midwood Handicap at Aqueduct in a fast mile and a sixteenth, just missing the track record and beating St Isidore and Sunflash II. Walls rode St Isidore into the lead early but Lyke's late drive sealed the victory for Ticket as the crowd cheered. Other races saw upsets with Ensor, Enfilade, Poacher and Jusqu au Bout winning, while Regal Lodge and Shoeblack were notable but disappointed contenders.
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Cort Ticnet
Andrew
Ballot
le Lyke
Aqueduct
Luke
Comet
St. Isidore
Ticket
Humphries
Walls
Hallad
Ballad
Sunflash II
R. F. Carman
Melon
Ensor
Jill
Andrew Miller
Robinson
Enfilade
Ima Prank
Mars Cassidy
Styrta
Ima Frank
Willie Knapp
Nutcracker
Poacher Winn
Sam Hildreth
Poacher
Regal Lodge
Coe
Shoeblack
Long Island
J. Thuring
Simon
Rainer
Magnetite
Ruthie M
Kansas City Adopts Twilight Baseball Plan
Kansas City announces twilight games for all American Association matches starting July 18, except Saturdays Sundays and holidays. The plan follows a conference among Thomas Hickey, league president, and Kansas City club officials.
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Kansas City
Thomas Hickey
Great American Stakes Tops Aqueduct Card Today
Rich Stakes Hung Up At Aqueduct To day 2 Dah Rich Stakes Hung Up At Aqueduct To day 2 Dah Secretary . scusetger has arrangea , an attractive racing card for Aqueduct today. Half of the programme will be devoted to competitions for stake horses. The richest event of the afternoon is the Great American, at five furlongs, for two-year-olds, which has a guaranteed value of $6,000. No less than eleven high class juveniles have been named for this rich classic. The Queens County Handicap, at one mile, with $2,000, has attracted nine well known performers-Ronnier, Tom McTaggart, Hand Grenade, Trompe 'La Mort, Priscilla Mullens, Damrosch, Borrow, Tea Caddy and Westy Hogan. The Winfield Steeplechase Handicap, with $1,200 added, and three other also be contested.
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Scusetger
Aqueduct
Queens County
Ronnier
Tom McTaggart
Hand Grenade
Trompe ‘la Mort
Priscilla Mullens
Damrosch, Borrow
Tea Caddy
Westy Hogan
Winfield
Dodgers Game in Boston Postponed by Cold Weather
The Brooklyn Dodgers sat out in Boston as the opener against the Braves was deemed too cold. A doubleheader is set for tomorrow with Jack Coomba and Cheney to pitch. Outfielder Hi Myers quit the team triggering owner Charles H. Ebbets’s ire and placement on the ineligible list. Bill Kay of the International League is likely to join the Superbas soon as Ebbets seeks to bolster the roster.
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Dodgers
Boston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Jack Coomba
Cheney
Brooklyn
Hii Myers
Charles H. Ebbets
Ebbets
Myers
Bill Kay
International League
Th Superbas
Aviators and Marines To Play Here Today
Aviators from Mineola meet Marines from the yard at Ebbets Field Brooklyn this afternoon in a baseball game. Before the game an exhibition drill by enlisted men will entertain spectators and Mineola aviators promise thrills. Proceeds go to the National Aeronautics Committee to buy athletic equipment for the men.
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Mineola
Marines of the Yard
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
National Aeronautics Committee
Gannon Ball Matchset Prompted by Royal Cheerleaders
A fragment notes a clash between two teams at Lincoln and Royal venues. It mentions the third quarter and a nickname Gannon Ball, with Red 9 joining the colota, suggesting lineup or score developments in progress.
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Awa Uier
Lincoln G
Royal Chantsite
Red
Colota
Dempsey to Box Bob Devere in July Fight
Joplin Missouri June 28 Jack Camp gay and Bob Devere have been matched for a twelve round boxing bout here on July 4 announced today by the Mann Joe s athletic club Devers already re-
International League games today
Jersey City visits Syracuse and Newark hosts Rochester with two games scheduled while Binghamton plays Buffalo and Baltimore meets Toronto. Yesterday Binghamton beat Buffalo 4 1 and Toronto routed Baltimore 15 3 with Newark Rochester and Jersey City Syracuse listed as rainouts. Standings show Buffalo 25 26 .490 and Newark 22 27 .449, Toronto 30 23 .566, Rochester 0 18 .625, Baltimore 30 19 .612, Syracuse 15 33 .312, Jersey City 11 34 .244.
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Jersey City
Syracuse
Newark
Rochester
Binghamton
Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
W.L. Pet
W. L. Pet
Bing
Roch’r
Balt
J.C
Pro Golfers To Play Week For Red Cross Benefit
A Metropolitan section Pro Golfers Association event week of July 22 aims to raise funds for the Red Cross. Events include Mixed foursomes, 86-hole open, four ball, and international matches at Baltusrol Apawamis and Inwood. Amateurs Oswald Kirkby John G. Anderson J. Worthington Frank Hoyt G L Zonley Gilman Tiffany Kammer are listed. pros Walter Hazen Willis McParland Hepburn Maiden Dowling McCarthy McLean McNamara Laughlin O Hara Martucci Boyd noted. Proceeds go entirely to the Red Cross.
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Professional Golfers” Association of America
Red Cross
Baltusrol Golf Club
Apawamis Club
Inwood Country Club
Oswald Kirkby
John G. Anderson
J. 3. Worthington
Frank Hoyt
G. L. Zonley
Gilman Tiffany
August Kammer
Jerome D. Travers
Max Moreton
Walter, Hazen
Willis McParland
James Donaldson
James Hepburn
James Maiden
Jack Dowling
Gene McCarthy
George McLean
Tom McNamara
Martin Laughlin
Joe O'Hara
Louis Martucci
Tom Boyd
The
Leading Athletes in Meet For Red Cross Today
Athletes and the metropolitan Association plan a Red Cross festival at Midland Beach Staten Island this afternoon. Runners will headline a series of sand track events and a six mile handicap road run with nearly a hundred entrants. Willie Kyronen the national champion will start from scratch guiding a strong field. Most prominent city athletes will compete in various events.
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Metropolitan Association
Midland Beach
Staten Island
St. George
Willie Kyronen
Pirates Sell Pitchers To KC In International Deal
Kansas City completes a deal acquiring Pitchers Robert Steele and Carmen Hill from the Pittsburgh Nations League club. George Muehlbach, president of the Kansas City club, announced the transfer tonight.
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Pirates
Kansas City
Robert Steele
Carmen Hill
George Muehlbach
Hans Wagner Enlists With Home Defense in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh June 28. Hans Wagner a policeman and former major league baseball player has enlisted with the Home Defense of Allegheny League. The brief dispatch notes his transfer from police duties to the defense effort as part of ongoing civic mobilization.
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Hans Wagner
Pittsburgh
Alleghs
Mrs Stockton Wins One Day Golf Tourney
Mrs J C Stockton of Ratitan Valley GC wins the Arcola Country Club ladies event under Women's Metropolitan Golf Association rules. Twenty two competitors, Stockton posts 94 gross for a net 93 with 1 handicap, driving record highlights include a 379 yard best two drives. Second place goes to Mrs Irving Brown, Knickerbocker CC, with 320 total, others with lower scores. Handicap winner is Mrs Percy Thompson, Arcola, who carded a 3 on the fifth hole to claim the prize for driving and a strong finish overall.
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Arcola Country Club
Metropolitan Golf Association
J. C. Stockton
Raritan Valley Country Club
Fair Green
Irving Brown
Knickerbocker Country Club
Stsraran
Nsnags
Stockton
Ratitan Valley
Plomax Haskenease
BO Uehetoaher
Bowehun
Ori Men
Bic Mesdek
Youn
Walter Teipp
Earde
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Marion
Cana
Ram
Arcola
Mule
William’ Lewis
Higa
Area
Cardinals Beat Pirates In First Two Innings
ST. LOUIS June 23 St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 8 to 1 after Harmon was hit hard in the first two innings. The box score lists Hornsby Paulette and McBlenry as stars for St Louis while Sanderson and Cutshaw contributed for Pittsburgh. An uneven nine inning line shows a decisive early lead and a late surge.
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Cardinals
Pirates
ST. Louis
Harmon
Pittsburgh
Privanumare
Gaiz
Cutshaw
Uae
Hall Wins Narrow Tennis Victory Over Kashio at Orange Lawn
Hall, former Middle States singles champion, edged Seiichiro Kashio 3-6 6-1 2-6 6-3 7-5 in a tense final round at Orange Lawn Tennis Club Mountain Station New Jersey. Roosevelt Pell defends later today while Green and Browning advance in women's singles and doubles rounds.
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Fred Hawthorne Walter Merrill Hall
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Mountain Station
N. J
Seiichiro Kashio
Hall
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Aay Tree Ane
Kashio
Deuce
Stuart Green
Nathalie Browning
Ardsley
Mrs. Green
Clare Cassel
Miss Pollak
Miss Cassel
Miss Browning
House of Browning
David O. Mills
Misa Marie Wagner
Miss Scherer
Gemen
Ruth's Home Run Beats Harper in No Hit Bid
Washington wins open of series 3 to 1 as Ruth hits a tenth homer of the season over the right field wall. Harper allows the loss in a game marked by a wild pitch and late comeback efforts.
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Ruth
Harper
Washington
Todlay
Doston
Warrington
Arn
Meh
Gas Hooper
Shanks
Wera
Pester
Pao Ae Gee Uae Bee Wb Agreur Sims
Uy Harper
Agne
Jimmy Burke Wins First as Brown Manager
Chicago reports Jimmy Burke debuting as St Louis manager by splitting a doubleheader with Chicago. The Browns won the first game 1 to 0 in eleven innings, but lost the second 6 to 2. The record notes Burke success succeeding Fielder Jones.
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Jimmy Burke
Brown
Chicago
Fielder Jones
St Louis
Indians Rally For Win As Detroit Errors Upset
Cleveland starts five game set with Detroit by piling hits and exploiting the Tigers lone error. Coombe escapes trouble with solid fielding while Kallio gains a base on balls to spark the win.
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Indians
Tiger
Cleveland
Detroit
Kallio
Ione
Balla
Coombe
Pwmmer
Bruerry Bned
Sng
Ren
Boeboor Kn
Ojo de Foods Sterile
Hite
Wambaasoan
Sintanan Warbyganas Ni Sobtetin
Fleet Base
Kean
Cou
Madden Seeks Fulton Bout After Brennan Clash
Madden says he will pursue a match with Fred Fulton if he stops Brennan at the Jersey City Armory. Fulton is aiding Madden’s training for the Brennan bout. Madden previously knocked out Jim Coffey and wants a title bout opportunity against Fulton.
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Fulton Bartley Madden
Bill Brennan
Armory A. A
Jersey City
Fred Fulton
Fulton
Madden
Brennan
Jim Coffey
Minneapolis Buys Purdue from New Orleans Team
Minneapolis of the American Association purchased pitcher Purdue from the New Orleans team today, consolidating the roster move as the season progresses.
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Minneapolis
Purdue
New Orleans
American Association
Standings and results from a midweek baseball slate
Major League standings show New York leading with six wins and Philadelphia at one loss. St Louis posted eight wins and Pittsburgh one. Brooklyn trailed Boston as Chicago and Cincinnati battled, while American League games featured New York at Philadelphia and others including Washington, Detroit at Cleveland, and St Louis at Chicago.
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Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Ston
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Fallsdelphia Washin
Oree Lanny
W. L. Ps
V. L. Pet
W. L. Pet
York
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Tale
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Detroitrost
Phila
St. L'uie
Wash
Patin
Giants Triumph Over Phillies Behind Perfecto’s Gem
In a six to three win at the Polo Grounds the Giants beat the Phillies as Albertus Perfecto Demaree pitched well and drove in three runs. Cadwallader Cravath and Luderus contributed at the plate while Pat Moran’s Phillies offense stalled despite early rallies.
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Charles A. Taylor
Pat Moran
Gray
Phillies
Polo Grounds
Ray
Giants
Pat
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Pap
Basecroft
Caday Cravath
Luderus
Phillig
Hig Keir
John J. McGraw
Albertag Perfecto Demaree
Albertus
Bancroft
Cravath
AL Perfecto
Bradley Horg
Hogg
Elmer Jacobs
Pirates
Erskine Mayer
Jacobs
Moran
Albertus Perfecto
Heinie
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Bines
Williams
Hon
Stan Stock
Perfecto
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Eare Mona Maton
L Demaree
McGraw
Demaree
An. Auucu
Furlones
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Whiner
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Voner
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Carlos
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GSE
Entiate
Tom Rai
Heems
Janet Inner
Widener
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Stowe
Patnceon
Humphries Rainson
Orester
Bantry
Ty Ballo
Trineesy
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Pratner
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Junk Healey
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American Association St. Paul
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Ross Young
Fletcher
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George Burns
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Hoge
Burns
Isla
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Rariden
Viguez
Pearce
Zim
Stork
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