Red View Dominates Free-For-All at Baldwin Park
Red View bay stallion by Red Tell, owned and driven by William Fields of Quincy, easily outpaced Elsie Jannis in the free-for-all pace at Baldwin park. Charlie Rex, by Recation, driven by Jim Hatch, won heats in the 2:18 trot, setting a track record in the second and third heats. Other winners included Black Bass in the 2:14 pace and Plantagnet in the mile derby as the meeting closed with a slate of fast races and purses around 300 dollars.
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Red View
Red Tell
William Fields
Elsie Jannis
Kiufruma
A. H. McWhinney
Macomb, Ill
Plymouth
Baldwin Park
Charlie Rex
Recation
Jim Hatch
Mt. Sterling
Black Bass
Major Gantz
C. P. Johnson
Wapello
Plantagnet
Colfax
Kewanee Ruth
Premier Witte
William Knight
Owsted
W. J. Creasy
Griggsville
William
Fields
Quincy
Drotter
Creasy
Hatch
McWhisney
Buck Muscovite
Hanson
Albion
McWhinney
Florence Bom
Mangrove
Aldine
Florence
W. Kermit
Mabel D
Brm
Mustar
Bessie Axtella
Castle
Iowa
Hangrove
Jacksonville
Ill
Billie
Pace Purse and trot entries with multiple names
A list of horse names, handlers, and locations for Pace-Purse and Trot-Purse events shows entries from towns including Denton Hamilton Iowa Missouri Illinois and Nebraska with riders such as Peter Wood Jr Minnie N Henry Hawkins and Henry Hawkins Springfield. Multiple entries cite Bevo Captain Dick and Premier Witte among others, reflecting a busy racing meet listing owners trainers and horses across several counties and cities.
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Pace
Peter Wood, Jr
H. KK
Denton
Hamilton
Lady Mee
Fred Cannon
Washington
Iowa
Minnie N
J. ML
Geo
Castle
Chicago
Janie Linton
J. H. Delbridge
Vecatur
John FF
Austin
Carthage
Una Pacer
Cook & Carver
Jiamil
Mag Hiarl
Tenry Hawkings
Springfield
Laybum Deuller
Bog
Henry Hawking
Beatismm
Llenry Hawkins
Iowns Truth
Henry Hawkins
Til George Me
Realize
Kiyan
Mt Sterling
Wlw
HOG
Perrell
Moberly
Butcher Boy
Pevehouse Bros
Chayton
Benbrook
Karl Buckley
Muacommb
Marsin Marli
AO Clark
Monroe City
Virginia
Yeno M
Thob
Clark
Judge Brooks
B.S
CG. Bradshaw
Anton
Roxy
Key
David Straun
Jacksonville
Ill
Bik Moody
A. J. Methinghorn
Cochran
Ec. Thomas
Knox City
Jewel Grattin
D.C Thomas
Captain Dick
Klenry Hawkins
Binder
B. G. Henry Hawkins
I. Uppe
O. D. Harris
Plymouth
Pay Hanks
Florence Hall
B. M
F. W. Simmons
Rushville
Roxie D
B. G
G. M. Watch
Princess
Premier Witte
G. M. Wlateh
Mt. Sterling
Baby Welen
R. M
G. M Tiatch
Mr. Sterling
Miss Fields
Cal Fields
Prenton
Augusta J. Room
Jefferson
Masten
Ena Earl
S. M
Louis Houener
Quincy
Running Hace
Net tennis championship dates announced at Forest Hills
United States National Lawn Tennis association released plans for the national championship event opening August 28 at West Side Tennis club Forest Hills. Entries due August 18. George T. Adce to referee. Junior and boys events start August 31.
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New York
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
West Side Tennis Club
Forest Hills
Paul B. Williams
George T. Adce
Onwentsia
Chicago
Mathewson Returns to Cincinnati Reds as Manager
Christy Mathewson, after sixteen years with the New York Giants, comes to Cincinnati to manage the Reds. He brings two teammates, Roush and McKechnie, while New York acquires Charles Herzog and Wade Killifer. The deal swaps two Cincinnati players for three New York players, with Mathewson under a two year recall condition from Giants. Herzog signs a three year contract worth $10,000 annually.
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Cincinnati
New York Giants
Christy Mathewson
Reds
Mathewson
Rousch
McKechnie
New York
Charles Herzog
Giants
Wade Killifer
Herrmann
Hempstead
McGraw
Cincinnati Club
Herzog
Browns Beat Yankees 4-2 In Third Inning Rally
New York woke to a St. Louis win 4 to 2 on Thursday. Markle walked Groom and Shotton, and Austin bunted safely to help plate runs as the Browns took the lead in the third inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
New York
Markle
Groom
Shotton
Austin
Athletics Break Nine-Game Losing Streak In Philly
Philadelphia ends a nine-game skid by defeating Cleveland 2 to 0 in the second game after a 4 to 2 loss in the first. Batters Beebe O’Neill Sheehan Myers Meyer Carroll for Cleveland. Lowdermilk Coombe Daly O’Neill Bush Meyer for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
R.H.E. Cleveland
Beebe
O'Neill
Sheehan
Myers
Meyer
Carroll
Lowdermilk, Coombe and Daly
Bush and Meyer
Baseball Scores and Schedules From Today and Yesterday
Summary of multiple baseball games with results from Chicago Cincinnati and other cities. Listings include New York 62 over St. Louis 4 and Philadelphia 6 0 over Boston 4 2 with several road and home matchups. Tomorrow’s schedule features Chicago at Washington and St Louis at New York among others.
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Chicago
New York
AL St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh-rocklyn
Wet Grounds
St. Luis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Resalix
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Foday
Boston Ae
Philadelp A
ATA
St. Louis A
New York Aesenees
St Oston Wees
Clevelands
Chicago Ee
St Louis Fae
No wonder a yacht jumps up and down when it is forced
A terse analogy about how a yacht reacts to a change of tack and a warning against lying to protect one’s reputation. The remark emphasizes that switching positions can cause instability and that honesty preserves trust.
White Sox Drop Two to Senators in Doubleheader
Washington swept Chicago 4 to 3 and 2 to 1 in a ten inning doubleheader Thursday. Boehling forced in two runs early in the opener while Williams was outpitched after an early rally.
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White Sox
Senators
Boehling
Washington
Chicago
Williams
Giants Defeated by Cubs in Ten Innings 1-0
In Chicago on July 21 a hit batsman and Zeider single produced the winning run in the 10th inning as the Cubs edged the Giants 1 to 0 in a pitchers’ duel between Hendrix and Schupp. Schupp allowed four hits with seven strikeouts, while Hendrix fanned one.
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Chicago
Zeider
Hendrix
Schupp
New York
R. HW
E. Burns
Kauff
Robertson
Loyle
Toolan
Merkle
Lobert
Rariden
AB. R. H. Ola
E. Wortman
1860 Mann
Williams
Sore
Zimmerman
Kelly
Ana
Chheagwa
Cee
Saier
Wertman LO Zimmerman
Hen
Arix
Lin
Bye Hendrix
Peoria Beats Rock Island 1 0 Behind Late Run
Guy Moff hurled a superb game for Peoria allowing only one hit through most of the contest. In the ninth Jackson tripled and Hanford singled to drive in the winning run, giving Peoria a 1 to 0 victory over Rock Island. Ware pitched well for Rock Island until the ninth inning.
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Peoria
Guy Moffman
Rock Island
Ware
Jackson
Hanford
ROWE
Vance
Hoffman and
Sullivan
Bloomington Beats McManus In High-Scoring Bout
Bloomington bats clicked Thursday as they hung 12 safeties on McManus for 7 runs. Rockford managed only four hits. Pitchers McMeans Kerns for Bloomington and Marion Simen worked behind the scenes as the game unfolded with a lopsided final.
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Bloomington
McManus
Rockford
Riel
Ero Eo Eggn
McMeans
Kerns
Marion
Simen
Plow Boys Defeat Speeders 9 to 4 in Moline Baseball
Moline July 21 Plow Boys beat the Speeders 9 to 4 as Henderson of the visitors faltered early. Pettigrew and Stocker sparked a four run second inning, with Dobbins, Graham, and Tyree contributing. Three more runs came in the fourth and two more in the fifth and eighth, including stolen bases and a home steal by Falk. Kuhn, Tyree, and Trainer added singles in the ninth to finalize the scoring.
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Quince AB
R.H.O. A
Galvin
Sherer If
Turner Sb
Tyree
Young Sg
Uhn Rf. van
Henderson
Oie Higbee
Moline AB
R. H
Rig If
Soon
Hughes
Falk Ss
Davis Cf
Staley Ib
Stocker
Dobbins c
Graham P
Eee
Quincy
Turner
Pettigrew
Falk
Davis
Dobbins
Staley
Graham
Sherer
Brennan
Moline, I
Plow Boys
Speeders
St. Louis
Moline
Thing
Castle
Keystone
Dobbbins
Trainer
Golvin
Kuhn
Tighee
Hannibal outhit by Davenport Blue Sox
Davenport Blue Sox defeat Hannibal as Burnham yields two runs. Hannibal collected four hits while Davenport produced six, with Poole and Graham closing the game. Batter details list Burnham and Warings, Poole, Graham.
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Hannibal
Davenport Blue Sox
Davenport
Towa
Prade
Burnham
Warings
Poole
Graham
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Quincy Ee
Quihey
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Moeller
Wil Collins
Lams
J —Weaver
E. Collins
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Yester
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Schalk
Harper and Henry
CUBS
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Castlemen
Kentucky
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