Jockey Archibald Suspended After Races At The Meadows
Jockey Archibald, leading rider for Garity and Dunlap, was suspended after two victories with Tow Pee and First Peep, with officials citing improved performances and a careless ride on Nomie Lucille. Buxton of Fleur de Lis also restricted to that stable after recent poor rides. Ida May set a track record for six and a half furlongs, Teupee posted fast times near records, and Arcourt upset as the lone favorite in the final race.
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Archibald
Garity & Dunlap
the Meadows
Towpee
First Peep
Nomie Lucille
Buxton
Fleur de Lis
Phillietina
Huxton
Ida May
Teupee
Arcourt
James Ma
Dacogeres
Sanford
Gabeidt
Offutt
Dorker
Perelook
D. Marion
Neta Inna
Asteria Helle
Melden
Lass Ma
Walhowner
Walter Miller
Olwen
Mary
Lucille
Jocke
Lindhrat
Bunton A & 1B
A Morgan
Shet Hassini
Walker
DIO
Attarria
de Haber
Trotter
Shed
Vie
Nage
Tussia
al Post
Hahara
Awadleh Ais. i
Sehow
Coleros
Ehww
C. G. Arkle
WP. Fine Heratched
Christmantide Hiart
Fleta Hahara
Colerea Ket
Haber
Jockey Susensions Loom Over Meadows Race Day
Meadow s notes report three jockeys Lynch Scoville and D Boland suspended for misbehavior at the post The column comments on races timing methods bets profits and a range of horses and trainers including Ida May Archibald and Oregon George Wentworth The piece mixes race results betting outcomes and colorful fan commentary with no single clear event beyond the suspensions and race day chatter
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Lynch
Scoville
D. Boland
Mrs Otis Sets Auto Speed Record At Sixty Mph
Buffalo July 20 Mrs K R Otis drives a Stearns roadster 264 miles from Cleveland to Buffalo in six hours ten minutes including a half hour for repairs and refueling She lowers a male record by thirty minutes with companion Miss Elizabeth Rollina Mrs Otis predicts further records and cheers at the end shows excitement about the feat
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Star
Buffalo
Cleveland
K. R. Otis
Stearns
Horse Racing Notes From May Meeting Local Track
A detailed recap of multiple races at a May meeting, including five furlong sprints and a one mile event. Notable horses such as Debeasam Tarhor and Arcourt compete, with outcomes and placings for each race and remarks on drive and pacing.
Racing at Butte Results and Dark Fight Draw
United Press reports results from Butte on July 21 with multiple races winner Sid Silver at five furlongs and Surety at a mile, plus otherJu ne race winners and times. The piece notes a six round draw between Fighting Dick Hyland and Tommy Murphy in New York, with Murphy praised for speed at short distances and Hyland stronger in longer bouts.
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United Press
Butte
Mont
Sid Silver
Kenilworth
Waterwagon
Salpear
Petaluma
Hellame
Free Knight the Bear
Aunt Helen
Jillette
Port Mahon
Native Son
Native Son Third Time— 47%. Mile——Surety
Lucian
Shady Lad
Dick Redd
Taskmaster
Peerless Lass
Dick Hyland
Tommy Murphy
New York
Murphy
Hyland
Malibie Shines In Fast Racework At Meadows
Horse Malitbie wowed onlookers with a rapid six furlong work, running 11 seconds for a eighth, 22 seconds for a quarter, 40.64 for the half, 1 59 3 6 for five, and 1 54 8 for six over the Meadows track. Trainer Roy Offut praised the effort, eyeing upcoming California stakes.
Keystone Giants top D. B. Johnstons 6 to 3 at Woodland Park
In a Sunday game at Woodland Park the Keystone Giants beat the D. B. Johnstons 6 to 3. Ward starred at second base and the Noras Brothers turned strong battery work for the victors. The Keystones seek amateur scheduling in or out of the city.
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Johnstons
Woodland Park
Ward
Norras Brothers
Keystones
Leroy Vundy
East
Dare Devil Barney Oldfield Returns To Auto Racing Dare
Snohomish defeats North Yakima Tigers 6 to 4 in a baseball game. A standout moment is Snohomish’s eighth inning triple play.
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Dare Devil
Barney Oldfield
Etill
Barney
Snohomish
North Yakima Tigers
Ketchell and Kelly to duel for middleweight title in San Francisco
Stanley Ketchell and Hugo Kelly will weigh 168 pounds to fight for the middleweight championship on July 31 in San Francisco under the Pacific Athletic club. The weigh in is at 6 PM with referee yet to be chosen after a lengthy managers dispute.
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San Francisco
Stanley Ketchell
Hugo Kelly
Pacific Athletic Club
Fragmentary OCR Note Lacks Clear News Item
Readable text does not reveal a coherent event, person or organization. No identifiable places dates or outcomes are present to summarize as a newspaper card.
Fight called off in Spokane as authorities intervene
In Spokane last night Kid Sealer and Abe Attell did not fight after Prosecuting Attorney Barnhart ordered warrants for all involved. Promoters Kearns and Reid canceled the event, with Barnhart promising no more fights in Spokane. The Attell Moran bout in Idaho and Coffroth’s Frisco plan likely face cancellations.
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Wash
Kid Sealer
Abe Attell
Barnhart
Jack Kearns
Johnnie Reid
Reid
Recreation Park
Eddie Maringo
Seattle
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Jimmy Coffroth
Attell-Moran
Frisco
Abe
Moran
Dental news and local results from Chicago and Philadelphia
Fragmentary report notes Pillshure Pitisbury six Brook yn at Philadelphia Philadelphia Cincinnati four At Chicago Chicago six Boston two. Dr McGregor dentist resumed practice at 603 American Bank Building.
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Pillshure
Pitisbury
Brookyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
McGregor
American Bank
Navy Yard Visit Promises Fleet at Pier 2
Reports describe Washington visitors invited to view the fleet at Philadelphia and Hewton Beaton. The warships W. St. Louis, Pennsylvania, Milwaukee, Tennessee and ton are at the Navy Yard leaving Pier 2 every hour for round trips.
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Navy Yard
W. St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Milwaukee
Tennesse and
Ton
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