Toledo Grand Circuit Races Highlight Close Finishers
Kilo Watts driven by Marvin Childs won the Steadman stake 2.05 trot at Fort Miawy Park Toledo. Peter Coley finished second in both heats, edged by a nose. Baron Worthy captured the Toledo Times 2:18 trot in straight heats, with Topsy Todd and Great Tullwater also posting wins. Time around 2:03 for the second heat tied the season's fastest trotting mile.
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Fort Miawy Park
Toledo
Ug. J
Great Britton
Columbus
Toledo Times
Baron Worthy
Hanner M
Topsy Todd
Jim Atiring
Teter Henley
Lulu Brooke
Peter Oliver
Shively
General Watter
Peter
Cinoradi
Fiaenn Worthy
Worthy
Ewido
Rom
Talusa
Tolux
Iitenfield
Fredarick
Towa Todd
iPerry
Donald
Pi Top the Great
Cox
Peter Wi Tell
Jack H
Plerella Fopeful
Ain Bonner M. B
Bannee Teats
Perry
Peter the
Peter Henley
Erskine
Peter ‘Sliver
Tulu Brooke
Baron Brooke
Doctor T
Peter Oliver Alost
Tim
Purae
Bik
Jim Todd
Morrison
Arnold Frisco
Bik. i
San Francisco
Erakine Beeewes
Misa Rhinelander
B. m
Ahlander
White
Peter Ala
Jolla
Bea
Atvia
Jim Alafring
Fair Exchange (Allen
Toda
Er Loris
Isrine
Alterine
Jolin
Sports Schedules and Scores Across Leagues
Yesterday’s results show Buffalos 7 Oklahoma City 6 and Denver 17 Dew Moines 4. Today Heffaloce at Oklahoma City with Maines at Tulsa and Sioux City at St Joseph. American League standings list New York Boston Chicago Detroit and others with varying records. Southern Association results include Little Rock 7 Birmingham 4 and Nashville 9 Mobile 7 with several doubleheaders noted.
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Vesterday
Buffalors
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Dew Moines
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Sioux City
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Lee Maines
Sour City
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Toledo
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Little Rock
Atlanta
Innin Memphis
New Orleans
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Nashville
Mobile
Buffalo Hurler Shuts Out Tribe by 7-0 Score
Omaha defeated the Indians 7 to 0 at Western League Park in Oklahoma City. Dan Tipple pitched for Omaha, with Whitey Gislason driving in the first run and Manush adding a triple and scoring, while Love matched him on the mound. The Buffaloes broke the game open early and maintained a pitching duel through nine innings.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Omaha
Park
Dan Tipple
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MgBee
Whitey
Long
Tate
Jack Rabbit
Apperson
Grantham
Windle
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Love
Griffin
Moore
Tipple
Joe
Herman
Jone
Wilcox
Spencer
Manuch
Pitt
Pepsi Hulfaloes
Oklahoma
Ty Kummary
Herman, Wilcox
Manus
Macrifirest
Janish
Manes
Lave
Oklahoms Cit
Grey Lag Wins Saratoga Handicap Narrowly
Grey Lag ridden by Lavern Fator won the Saratoga Handicap at a mile and a quarter by a half length over Bon Homme. Prudery finished third, with Devastation and Exterminator also among the runners. Time 2 03 5. Postponed meet notes follow.
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N. Y
Grey Lag
Lavern Fator
Rancocas
Bon Homme
Sir Barton
Man O' Wac
Harry Payne Whitney
Prudery
Devastation
Exterminator
Grey Lay
Beatrice Blues Rally In 6 4 Victory Over Hastings
Beatrice outscored Hastings 6 to 4 in a bat producing a strong finish. Moeller, Quinn, Marquis and McKee led Beatrice with multiple hits while Kirchner and Morller sparked the early offense. Pitchers Norton and McKee tallied strikeouts as Beatrice claimed the late-run margin.
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Beatrice Blues
Beatrice
Neb
Hastings
Abhlona
Deluger
Moellerth
Kirehnr
Moon
Bowmin
Squinnss
Marquis
Norton
McKeep
Moeller
Crann
Serb
Willets
Delaguerra
Quinn
Griffin
Unger
Kirchner
Morller
McKee
Foeller
Bowman
Mooney
la Barge
Echtemeyer
Meyers
Coyotes
Fairbury
Grand Island
Faulk
ABSH
O.A
Hloa Kinada
Rooney
Roben
Ferry
Metz
Richie
Pierce
W'bush
Pchard
Buss
Ore Brewer
G'dwin
R'berts
Cubs and Phillies Tie After 15 Innings In Rain
Chicago and Philadelphia battled 15 innings to a 7 to 7 tie before umpires halted the game for wet grounds. Mokane hit his first Philadelphia homer as two runs crossed in the first, with Hollocher Terry and Williams among the standouts.
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Phillies
Philadelphia
Chicago
Rapp
Mokane
H.O.A
Atatnet
Lee
Krug
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Jones
Ring
Osborne
Fletcher
Winters
Philadelph
al Hollocher
Terry
Friberg
J. Smith
Williams
Lebourveau
Hollocher
Heathcote
Walker
Frierg
O'Farrell
Henline
Weidert
Hite
Cormick and
Rigler
Gothenburg Sets Date for Fall Festival
Gothenburg community club members fixed the October festival date. H. L. Williams was named committee chairman. W. D. Hoover of Dawson County Service Company reported securing beet contracts with farmers.
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Neb
H. L. Williams
W. D. Hoover
Dawson County Service Company
Doyle Bars Jack Johnson From Nebraska Fight
Lincoln officials ruled Jack Johnson cannot fight in Nebraska after State Boxing Commissioner Doyle canceled a permit for an American Legion entertainment in Scottsbluff within the next weeks. Johnson was once heavyweight champion of the world and the decision blocks a planned appearance.
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Jack Johnson
Inebraska
Doyle
Johnson
American Legion
Scottsbluff
Yanks Break Indians Winning Streak in Cleveland
New York stopped Cleveland's win streak at one with Bush holding the Indians to two hits. Meusel hit a sixth inning homer driving in Schang. Ruth added two doubles and a single while Wamby and Witt made standout catches.
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Schang
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O'Neil
Rune
Dugan
Meusel
J. Bewell
Pipp
Ward
Speaker
Gard
Kchang
Gardner
Ana Mnie Taftew York
Covelskie
Covelakia
Guthrie
Harvard to block boos with restricted season tickets
Harvard announces a new season ticket plan after last fall’s booing at home games. Only Harvard men or their trusted friends may obtain tickets for the west stand, while Crimson supporters gain access to the opposite sections.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Crimson
Safe or Out in Baseball Rules Clarified
The article answers common baseball rule questions including fielding a grounder error timing, legality of multiple pitchers and catcher changes, and how runs score on outs. It discusses whether a runner is out when a fielder loses possession after touching a base, and clarifies umpire authority and blocked ball scenarios.
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Ion
Fred Toney Declines to Join Braves in Nashville
Fred Toney, former New York Giants pitcher now with Boston, has arrived in Nashville amid reports he plans to quit baseball rather than play for the Braves. Friends say he stated he has $50,000 and does not need to play with the Braves.
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Nashville
Fred Toney
New York Giant
Boston
McQuillan
Braves
New York
Toney
Overseas Tennis Stars Fall Before Yank Players
At Starbright Lawn Tennis Club three leading overseas players Patterson Anderson Gobert were eliminated from the invitation singles event. Francis Hunter defeated Patterson 6 2 6 4 while Johnston beat Anderson 6 2 8 6. Williams edged Gobert 17 15 6 3 and 6 0 Howard ousted Gobert. In women's singles Mallory Bundy Bancroft and Wills advanced to the semifinals.
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N. J
Gerald L. Patterson
James ©. Anderson
Australia
Andre Gobert
France
Sarbright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club
Francis T. Hunter
New York
Patterson
Wimbledon
England
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
Anderson
Johnston
R. Norris Williams
Gobert
Howard
Molla B. Mallory
May Sutton Bundy
Los Angeles
Leslie Bancroft
West Newton
Mass
Helen Wills
Will Leads Major League Home Run Race With 28th Circuit
Aug. 2 St Louis notes Kenneth Williams of the Browns hit his 28th homer this season off Rammell in the fourth inning of the Philadelphia game, his sixth in six days, narrowing the gap to Rogers Hornsby who trails by one. Lincoln also notes the Nebraska Tennis tournament opens Aug. 7 with 100 plus entrants, Nebraskans-only entries, and a full week of events including a Capitol Beach party, Lincoln Chamber of Commerce banquet, and a Nebraska university smoker.
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Bugs” Grover
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Doubl Harris
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Moriarity
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St. Louis Browns
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Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
William
Lincoln
Nebraska
Lincoln Tennis Association
Capitol Beach
Lincoln Chamber of Commerce
University of Nebraska Athletic Department
Creighton Opens Football Practice Under Baldrige
Creighton University begins football practice on September 20 under coach Mac Baldrige in his first year with assistant Chick Ville. Key players from last year depart including Long, Condon, Berry, Nemzek, and Emery. Baldrige highlights promising material despite losses and names several returning players and captains. McQuillan misses with Giants rumors surround his status after being passed over in the Braves deal.
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Speicher
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Lubeke
Yachout
Hill
Fisher
Good
Mahoney
Bendlage
van Ackren
Logan
Marxem
Guyar
Kane
McAleer
Broderic
Brown Brothers Win Inter-State Tennis Tourney Tilt
In Sioux City the interstate tennis meet produced few upsets as Wray Brown and Woodward Brown won their second round matches. John Barton and Myron Hutchinson advanced along with several other out of town players, while Charlie McKenna left amateurs for the pro ranks signing a five year deal with Ike Dorgan in New York.
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Sioux City
Wray Brown
Kansas City
Woodward Brown
John Barton
South Dakota
Myron Hutchinson
Minneapolis
Joe Jackson
Carl Meyers
St. Louis
Fritz Borman
William Knight
Hen A. Grant
Sioux Falls
Elmer Holmes
Charles Carey
Clark Stone
Mort Asher
Leslie Johnson
Stanley Eaton
Harry McCullough
Davenport
St. Loula
Ray Humphrey
Kansan City
Jim Hoskins
Minneapolia
J. Laffon
George Neave
St. Joseph
ALC
Juilus Meisenholder
Parkston
Carleton Magoun
New York
Charlie McKenna
Ike Dorgan
McKenna
Hilltop Athletic Head Arrives in Omaha
Arthur Schabinger new athletic director of Creighton arrived in Omaha from Emporia Kansas with his family. He will assume duties at the Hilltop institute September 1.
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Omaha
Arthur Schabinger
Creighton
Emporia
Kan
Hilltop Institute
Hoover Declines Senior Singles At National Championships
Walter M. Hoover world sculling champion will not race in the senior singles at the national championships on the Schuylkill River. He announced his withdrawal on arrival for the Golden Jubilee regatta. In Reading, the Reading Internationals defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 9 to 7 in an exhibition game halted in the sixth inning due to rain. Hornsby hit a home run in the second inning.
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Philadelphia
Walter M. Hoover
Schuylkill River
Hoover
Reading
Reading Internationals
St. Louis Cardinals
Hornsby
Klepper Allowed Internal Club Affairs by Baseball Commission
Baseball commissioner K M Landis authorized the Pacific Coast league to continue relations with the Portland club if William H Klepper, its suspended president, limits his activities to internal corporate matters. The suspension date was May 24 and the ruling specifies no interference with club affairs.
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Chicago
K. M. Landis
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Portland
William H. Klepper
Ring History Roundup of Notable Fights
Thirty fight years ago Jack McAuliffe defeated J McLiity in New York over three rounds. Thirty-one years ago Joe Mandolborn fought in New Orleans. Twenty-two years ago Young Peter Jackson lost to Otto Siel off in Denver after nineteen rounds. Twenty-one years ago Eddie Hanlon stopped Joe Ryan in San Francisco after two rounds. Nineteen years ago Eddie Kelly KOed Jack Henry in Buffalo. Seventeen years ago John J Unk Russell met Kid Locke in Philadelphia for six rounds. Five years ago Jackie Clark stopped Young Fisher in Syracuse in seven rounds.
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J. J. Mcliity
New York
Joe Mandolborn
New Orleans
Peter Jackson
Otto Sieloff
Denver
Eddie Hanlon
Ove Joe Ryan
San Francisco
Eddie Kelly
Jack Henry
Buffalo
N. C
John J
Sox Protest Charges Yankees With Stalling
Chicago August 7 The White Sox filed a protest with AL president Ban Johnson over a rain halted game with the Yankees after four and one third innings with the Sox leading 5 to 1. They labeled Yankee conduct a disgrace citing stalling as rain approached and multiple pitcher changes.
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White Sox
Ban Johnson
American League
New York Yankees
Sox
Scott
Faber
Yankees
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