Cokers Sg n 2 at Otting Veteran Masters Te
race notes from Baldwin park recount Cochura winning the 2:30 trot in straight heats at 9:30, Premier Witte dominant in the 2:25 pace, and a lively running race where Al Sabo won. Jockeys, owners, and horse names populate a crowded card with crowds, automobiles, and a forthcoming dance night at the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochura
Cochato
Julius Kespoh
al Sabo
John Waters
Arkansas
Speck
Dale
Bevo
FH. E. Clarke
Monroe City
Kewanee Ruth
Princess Stella
Cornell B
Marsin Earl
Earl
Dublin
Afany
Premier Witte
Peter the Great
G. M. Hatch
Mt. Sterling
Miss Fields
Moeller's Scratch Wins for Senators in Cleveland Win
Washington edged Cleveland 3 to 2 on July 19. Moeller opened with a scratch hit, scored on two infield outs, and provided the lone earned run of the game as the Senators moved to four out of five against the Indians.
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Washington
Cleveland
Moeller
Wambsganes
Ates
Hat
Marshalltown Opens With 5 2 Victory Over Fort Dodge
Fort Dodge hosts as Marshalltown erases early deficits to win 5 2 in opener. Sutton belts a homer and scores on a near double play attempt. Watkinss and Snow pitched with Voorheis and Exsloff behind.
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Marshalltown
Fort Dodge
Sutton
Souno Svesuring
Watkins and
Snow
Voorheis
Exsloff
Fragmented Entries From a 19th Century Racebook?
A dense OCR list shows a jumble of names, places, and horses or people linked by scattered notes. Repeats of Hawkins in Springfield, Monroe City ties, and race terms like trot purse 800 appear among fragmented individuals such as Jone Linton, Compton, and many listed towns.
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Peter Wood, Jr
H. Kk. Denton
Hamilton
Janie Linton
J. H. Delbeidge
Decatur
Bevo
H. HE
Clark
Monroe City
Will Reeser
White Hall
Leyburn Fuller
Bos
Henry Hawkins
Springfield
Realism
Kewanee Ruth
Bom
Georgy Mac
Princess Stella
Boom
J. O. Compton
Augusta
H. E. Prynn
Mt. Sterling
Bessie Windfield
D. Harris
Plymouth
Baby Melee
EL EE
Liberts
Winsfield
Cornell B
Ero
Frank Myers
Marsin Marl
Roog
R.A. Clark
Virginia
EL Clark
Benbrook
Earl Buckley
Macomb
Augusta J
T. LE. Jefferson
Clay+ton
Dublin Lady
George Castle
Chicago
Thomas
Knox City
Mabel D
Brom
J. Mustard
Galesburg
Lena Leyrburits H
Springfields
Bog
Springfield Bell
Diamond Creek
Milton
Iowa
Leon
J. Iv
Willie Chimes
W. T. Harris
Solomon
Kran
Running Racer
Peg-O-My-Heart
Guy Norton
Sa- Rto
Wisehind
John Morris
Kitty McCue
Jim Jeffries
Rain Cuts Short Cleveland Races at North Randall
Rain halted the grand circuit meet after limited heats at North Randall. Exposer won the 2:18 trot after four fast miles, Kate McKinney surprised by taking the 2:12 pace, Expressive Lou won the only heat in the 2:15 trot, and Gamelia led the 2:05 pace heat with Beaver second.
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Cleveland
North Randall
Exposer
Kate McKinney
Mallow
Expressive Lou
Walter Cox
Gamelia
Beaver
Atlantic Express
Murphy
Harrods Creek
Lotto Watts
Brownie Watts
Jack Mooney
Lightsome Watts
Sister Susan
Gochato Jay
Peter Bing
Donahue
Briscia
Royal Hall
Bik
Truesada
B m
Helen Northy
Bom
Miss Wabun
Teien Worthy
White Sox Complete Double Header Sweep in Philly
The White Sox won both games to complete a clean sweep of the four game series against Philadelphia. The victories extended their success in a tough road stretch as key hitters contributed steady offense and solid pitching performances.
Chicago Sweeps Four Game Series With Phillies
PHILADELPHIA July 19 Chicago won both games here Tuesday to 2 and 3 to 2, completing a clean sweep of the four game series. In the first game Schang stumbled against a cement wall chasing a foul and was carried off unconscious to a hospital, with fears of fractured right cheekbone and skull. Batteries: Cicotte and Schalk for Chicago Nabors and Carroll for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Schang
Cicotte
Schalk
Lanning
Nabors
Carroll
St Louis defeats New York to close series 5 to 2
St Louis beat New York 5 to 2 in the final game of the series at home. Robertson slugged a first inning homer described as the longest hit ever seen at the park. Score by innings shows New York with 2 runs, St Louis 5 with 11 hits and 1 error.
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Chicago
Wavers
H. O. A. E Weaver
Senha
E Collins
Wares Felsch
Jackson
Fournier
J. Collins
McAlatlin
Scott
Rene
Philadelphia
Fpingers
AB. R
Lawry Witt
Walsh If
McElwee
Eere
Mitterling
Vase Meyer
Myers
J. Collins Scott
Jackyson McMullin
Roy Myers
McMullin
Winoff Myers
pires—Evans
Chill
ST. Louis
New York
Robertson
St. Louis Park
R. HE
Perritt, Anderson and
Rariden
Steele
Ames
Gonzales
Detcolt
Magee
Crete
Peekinpaugh
Papp
Raumann
Qldring
Mullen
Boone
Waiters
C Beeen
Nunamaker
Markle
Caldwell
P Sees Ou
Mogvridge
Epee
Tnnabaags
Datroit Pete
Veach
Peckinpaugh
Maulien
Caldwall
Pipp
Walters
Hoone
Mulien
Young
Burns
Taft
Detroit
Cullop
Mogridge
Megridge
Baker
Melimann
Hy Caldwell
Mitchell
Tineen
Nallin
Club Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today
The standings show Davenport 1-6-1 and Bloomington Rock Island 4-s-1. Peoria %-12-2 and Rockford 1-6-5. Today’s games feature Quincy at Davenport and Rock Island at Bloomington with other matchups listed across cities in the circuit.
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Tavenport
Quinncy
Bloomington
Rock Island
Peoria
Rockford
Moline
Hannibal
Quincy
Pavenport
Maline
L. Bloomington Saaee
L Pvt.bli
Peoria Sewer
Ols Hannibal
Hot Rockford
Eee
Lavenport
Wees
Aiyl Quincy
Gotch Breaks Leg During Exhibition Bout in Kenosha
Frank Gotch world champion wrestler suffered a fractured left fibula while grappling with Bob Monograph of Chicago in Kenosha Wisconsin. He was aided by Jess Willard and Monograph’s associate Tom Jones and taken to a hospital. Doctors said the bone is splintered and recovery will take months, delaying his return to the mat.
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Kenosha
Wis
Frank Gotch
Gotch
Bob Monograph
Chicago
Jess Willard
Monograph
Tom Jones
Willard
Kenosha Hospital
C. H. Gephart
Gephart
Timely Hitting by Boston Wins
The Boston Red Sox defeated the Browns 4 to 3 in a tightly contested game. Boston built an early lead through timely hitting and held off a late Browns rally to seal the win.
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Boston
Browns
Boston Red Sox
Hitters rally as Ruth drives final run in Boston win
Boston defeated St. Louis 4 to 3 on Tuesday behind timely hitting. Ruth collided with catcher Severeid at the plate in the third inning, knocking Severeid out and letting Ruth score the decisive run as Boston moved closer to the league lead.
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Ruth
Boston
St. Louis
Severeid
Mitchell Defeats New York Yankees in 4-0 Detroit win
Willie Mitchell, the veteran left hander who halted Cullop's winning streak in the series opener, again beat the Yankees as Detroit won 4 to 0. The item notes a posted line about praising a woman's husband to her face.
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Mitchell
NEW York Yankees
New York
Willie Mitchell
Cullop
Detroit
Buck Boyle Joins Fort Worth In Baseball Move
Buck Boyle star first sacker of the Speeders is sold to Fort Worth Texas and will play there within days. Walter Golvin shifts from outfield to first base and Trainer moves to the outfield. A new infielder heads to join the Quincy team.
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Buck Boyle
Speeders
Buck
Fort Worth
Texas
Walter Golvin
Quincy
Cincinnati Knocks Ragan Out Of Box In Series Finale
Cincinnati defeated Boston 6 to 4 in the last game of the series here Tuesday after a fourth inning rally. Schneider pitched well for Cincinnati while two of Boston's runs came on Killifer's error. Batteries: Ragan Hughes Gowdy for Boston. Schneider Wingo for Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Ragan
Boston
Schneider
Killifer
Hughes
Gowdy
Wingo
Races Called Off At North Randall Track
Races at North Randall on the grand circuit were called off at 6 45 P M after a one hour rain delay. Cleveland reporters note the program was postponed Tuesday afternoon due to weather.
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Cleveland
North Randall
Pitching Duel Goes Extra Innings Between Speeders and Blue Sox
Carroll stifles both teams in a ten inning pitching duel as Speeders and Blue Sox battle to a tight tie. Hits were scarce and defense dominated, with key plays in the late innings shaping the scoreless stalemate.
Plow Boys, Blue Sox Clash in Davenport Pitchers Duel
In Davenport Iowa Al Cummings lost a pitchers battle as Graham hit a seventh inning triple for a 1 to 0 win for Carroll over the Plow Boys. Both teams had six hits. seventh inning run decided the game. Blue Sox threatened late but Carroll shut the door. Plow Boys next face the Speeders then travel to Moline for three games as Hannibal visits Davenport Thursday.
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Davenport
al Cummings
Carroll
Graham
Speeders
Blue Sox
Castle
Sherer
Turner
Boyle
Warde
Tyree
Young
Moline
Plow
Hannibal
Dr Vvenport
What The Others Did Eight Hits Bunched Win For Rock Island
Rock Island won 1 to 0 at Bloomington after a early and late rally with Schlansker delivering key hits. Neal and Vance worked on the mound for Rock Island while Schlansker and Snnon handled Bloomington pitching.
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Rock Island
Bloomington
Til
Schlansker
Evit
Wen
Repe
Rock
Sland
Neal
Vance
Snnon
Hannibal Falls To Moline Ploy Boys In Slugfest
In Moline on July 19 Hannibal managed four runs as five Hannibal pitchers allowed five hits each while Moline benefited from a fortunate sequence scoring five runs at pivotal moments. Final score 5 to 4 with Smith Selby and Dobbins on the mound for Hannibal and Waring backing Moline.
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Hannibal
Moline Plow Boys
Moline
Smith
Selby
Smith and Waring
Dobbins
Distillers Top Rockford In Decisive 9-1 Victory
Peoria batters hammered Cummings of Rockford for nine runs while Romine allowed little, as Peoria defeated Rockford 9 to 1. The Rockford lineup struggled with catcher O'Farrell and pitcher Romine. Final line: Rockford 001 000 0 1. Peoria 002 220 7 9. Batteries Cummings Kerns Romine O Farrell.
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Distillers
Rox
Peoria
Cummings
Rockford
Romine
R.hle
Kerns
O'Farrell
Chicago Forfeits To Brooklyn On Technical Score
Chicago forfeited to Brooklyn 9 to 0 after manager Tinker refused to leave the field when ordered by umpire Byron. The game tied 4 to 4 after a sixth inning rally, and Brooklyn won in the tenth as catcher Jimmy Archer broke a finger in the contest.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Tinker
Byron
Jimmy Archer
Cub
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