Convent Bell Runs To Narrow Victory In Derby Lead
Convent Bell, a grand mare, wins a tight finish over Vox Populi in the one mile and 70 yards race as Sugarmaid scratches. Vox Populi overruns late, but Convent Bell holds by a nose. The card also features Ornate’s two year old victory, Misa Mazzoni fading, and Fireball winning the last on easy terms.
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Convent Bell
Vox Populi
Arry Scott
Tavora
Jose's Jewel
Sugarmaid
Bird
C. Russell
Convent
Vox Popull
Russell
King
Ornate
Maxler
Misa Mazzoni
A. Harris
Pickaway
Confessor
Fireball
Horace H
Givonn Baler
Bill Caine
Vox Popall
Stil
Hill
Jiminex
Harlem Race Track
Chicago
Dalvay
Meadows Racing Notes Turned Up at West Seattle Meet
Jockeys Tavora ne and Confessor prep for post while veteran turfmen Woolf boots Ed Trotter buys Mias Marzoni for 725 dollars. At Empire City Pinkola and Convent Bell figures stir betting, and Eddie Fryer, Martin, and Cole post big wins amid crowd excitement and wagers.
Huge German Wrestler Ernest Siegfried Aims at Gotch
The German wrestler Ernest Siegfried plans to arrive in the United States in a few weeks to challenge Frank Gotch and other top grapplers. He is described as vast with a 253 pound frame, six feet three inches tall, and a background of European and Asian opponents. His American manager Ernest Roeber seeks to set up a bout with Gotch, while Siegfried has long pursued Georges Hackenschmidt and claims to have defeated many leading rivals.
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Norman Rose
Ernest Siegfried
Uncle Sam
Frank Gotch
Ebishu Root
Farmer Burns
Ed Dunkhorst
Ernest
Germany
Spondulleks
Georges
Wee
Georges Hackschmidt
Europe
Asia
Sidgfried
Ernest Roeber
Frank
Georges Ie
Horse racing program with multiple heats and results
A detailed one mile and longer horse race card lists entries for Three year olds and up, with horses such as Confessor Jewel Cure and Jewel. owners trainers and times are noted. Observers describe late surges, scattered interference, and final placements across four races with show and win outcomes.
Racing at Butte results from Monday’s races
United Press reports at Butte Montana on Monday’s six races with winners and runners up. Mila Vinker won the five furlong opener, Aunt Hala took four and a half furlongs, Tea Trav il prevailed over a one mile, Vinton led a one mile event, Native Son won five and a half furlongs, and Lady Alicia captured the mile and sixteenth. Times noted for several events.
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United Press
Butte
Mont
Mila Vinker
Goldena
Happy Chappy
Aunt Hala
Cardinal
John A. Mahon
Tea Travil
Cardinal E
Atape
Vinton
Elevation
Golden, Wine
Beilenicker
Pimkin
Lady Alicia
Woolen
Bardonia
Star Gouthpaw Quits Coast for Big League Dolly Gray
Dolly Gray known as William, a crack Coast league pitcher from Ishpeming Michigan, was purchased by the Washington American League club from the Los Angeles Cane Coast League outfit for 900. He starred for the Coast league in 1905 and 1907 and played in the 1906 Tristate outlaw league. He is 29 and will join Joe Cantillon's club next spring.
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Dolly” Gray
William
Washington
Los Angeles
Gray
Ishpeming, Mich
Joe Cantilion
Pring
California Tommy Byrne Nabbed At Empire City Track
A busy crowd surrounded California Tommy Byrne at Empire City race track as a memo about his program led to police questioning. He explained the note read Mush meaning umbrella, and after showing the umbrella term at the check-in, he was released.
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United Press
New York
Randarme
California
Tommy Byrne
Empire City
Tommy
American horses sail to Argentina under Matt Byrnes
Veteran trainer Matt Byrnes leads about 60 Haggin horses bound for Buenos Ayres aboard the Velasquez. The shipment, arranged with Haggin, includes a 5 percent share in proceeds for Byrnes, costs about 100 dollars per head to land in Argentina, and a translator will accompany the party. Byrnes may join the Argentine scene for three months if offered a position, leaving New York Thursday to reach South America around September 16.
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United Press
New York
Matt Byrnes
Argentine Republic
Velasquez
Lamport
Hostite
Buenos Ayres
Bhagarte
Hymes
Mr. Byrnes
James R. Keene
Byrnes
Ebbing Umpire Abuse Noted In Ballpark Tales
An old-time observer cites growing civility toward umpires at games, contrasting modern restraint with past outbursts. Stories recount Hank O Day’s threat to quit after vile taunts and McLain’s pride in his decision accuracy amid foul language.
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Tommy Connolly
Jim Hart
Cuba
Charley Murphy
Hank O'Day
Chicago
Hart
Hoodooed southpaw keeps pitching for Newark in error filled game
Doc Newton, once released by the New York Highlanders for a hoodoo, starred for Newark in the Eastern League. He struck out 10 as opponents fanned three, issued nine bases on balls, and committed two errors in a Newark loss. A London correspondent recalls Narganes losing a bout to an Englishman due to judges’ distraction. Elaine Golding demanded a $1,000 purse to face a foe at Coney Island. Moonlight golf, the Polo Grounds lease, and other sports notes fill the column with colorful anecdotes.
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Doc” Newton
New York Highlanders
Newark
Balia
London
Narganes
New York A. C
Sports Talk and Challenge Facts From Local Events
Miss Ethel McAllister throws 150 feet at Green Lake picnic and challenges Mrs. R Johnson who threw 160 feet at Foresters of America picnic. Chic Hudson heads east with L L Mills to seek matches with Packey McFarland and Charley Neary. Red Brown travels with Aberdeen team and Eddie Householder joins. Iroquois of South Park beat Mount Baker Park 14 to 6. In Newport tennis semis Clothier meets Alexander and Wright meets Emerson.
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Ethel McAllister
Green Lake
R. Johnson
Foresters of America
Chic Hudson
Seattle
L. L. Mills
Hudson
Chie
Packey McFarland
Charley Neary
Red” Brown
Aberdeen
Brown
Ecireus Atnota
Eddie Householder
South Park
Mount Baker Park
Newport
R. IL
W. J. Clothier
Philadelphia
F. B. Alexander
New York
Beale C. Wright
Hoston
Nat Emerson
Chicago
Finals Set Likely Clothier and Wright Clash
Harry Lombard, the Western Canada lightweight champion, is in New Westminster and declined a Vancouver offer from Driver Miller. Lombard plans a trip to Frisco to meet top contenders, with Clothier and Wright expected to reach the finals.
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Harry Lombard
Western Canada
New Westminster
Driver Miller
Vancouver
Harry
Lombard
Frisco
Aberdeen lineup shifts noted for upcoming game
Scattered lines indicate changes in the Aberdeen lineup with Brinker in left field and Fournier behind the bat. Eddie Horseholder and Pennoll are also mentioned in the context of potential shifts while Dugdale and Rush are cited among players likely to participate, aiming to improve team coherence for the afternoon contest.
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Harry Rush
Harry
Dugdale
Eddie
Brinker
Pennoll Ig
Fournier
Attle
Aberdeen
Baseball Northwest League Recap From Regional Games
Yesterday's scores include Washington over Detroit 6 to 4, Philadelphia over Cleveland, Chicago over Boston, and New York losses in several clashes. The summaries list Detroit, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Chicago, Brooklyn, and Cincinnati in mixed results across multiple venues.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Delphia
Bowen
Chicago
St. York
Pittsburg
New York
Pueborg
Cincinnat
Cece
Bicege & Brooklyn A
The Grand 400 Cort Manage All The Week
The fragmentary text outlines a weekly schedule with references to Wednesday and Saturday events. It mentions FP LORODORA and The Math of New as potential items, but the readable content is limited to vague terms and partial phrases.
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Mate
Potlard’s Iamiputios
Ste
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Mias Marzoni
Ed Trotter
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