Dusty Miller Sets Track Record in Inter Urban Handicap
Dusty Miller outran rivals in the Inter Urban Handicap at six furlongs as Florence Fonso challenged, while Ruby claimed a splashing win at the Meadows. The card included romp finishes by Pear Water and Katle Crowe with tight finishes for show and place events.
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Meadows
Dusty Miller
Ruby
Florence Fonso
Stilicho
Judge
Boloman
Judge & To
Holoman
Excursion Rates to Moclips from N P City Ticket Office
Weekend trips to Moclips beach offered with Saturday departures and Sunday or Monday return. Described as a premier ocean beach resort on the coast. For details inquire at the N P city ticket office corner Ist Avenue and Foster Way.
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Moclips Beach
N. P
Corner Ist Av
Foster Way
Philadelphia Sports Rumors and Boxing Gossip
Mosesy McGraw of the Giants quips on tough competition while ex champions and boxers like John L Sullivan are referenced. Jeffries declines a title fight with Sam Berger. San Francisco clubs drop amateur boxing, affecting amateurs who earn little compared to stars like Rube Waddell.
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San Francisco
Umpire Owens Charged Over Gambling Ties
Secretaries of the Minneapolis team charge Umpire Owens with betting on Minneapolis Columbus games for a gambling ring. Affidavits allege Owens received commissions from gamblers and favored the Columbus side. Action referred to Gary Mormann, head of the national baseball commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens
American Association
Lydiard
Minneapolise Bane
Minneapolis
Columbus
Garry Mormann
Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
Turf Gossip reveals multiple winners and rider concerns
Afternoon results show no jockey won more than one race with winners listed as William Arown Callahan Tullett Fountain Keogh Graham Native Son suffered a bad cut after a start clash amid reckless riding. The Shasta Water Kid arrived by auto noted for many stops. Joyner faltered in a favored last race. Spendthrift Kid wagered on Spring Leaf, who finished last, prompting a tense scene with Albert the Whale and Beattle Electric Co. president Jacob Furth observed.
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Fin
Tony Paust
Latey
Milenora
Yankee Jim
Ruby
Aprintera
Williama
Arown
Callahan
Tullett
Fountain
Keogh
Graham
Albert the Whale
Spring Leaf
Albert
Harry Bogen
San Francisco
Pearl Water
Hon
Georgetown
Creed
Ike
Harry
Weathered Brattle Track Card Reports July 24 1994 Meet
The Brattle track card lists July 24 1994 with fine weather and fast track. H H Egbert presides, Ed Duke starts the races. First race is seven furlongs selling for four year olds and up with $160 to the winner. Second race is one mile selling for three year olds and up with maidens in eligible field. Entries include Mirthful Latte and other runners noted in racing guide.
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H. H. Egbert
Pidge Ed Duke
TB - Martiamas
Trackside Bets and Bounces at the Track
A chaotic race day recounts bets across multiple races. Farcical odds and colorful characters including Pearl Water, Native Hon, and Tony Panet appear, with wins, losses, punches, and parting notes as riders like Clem Kine and Tony Lannon move through the meets.
Standing Of The Clubs In Pacific Coast League
fragmented OCR text lists standings and team names across the Pacific Coast League with repeated mentions of teams such as North Westere Pieret Wee and national leagues. It reads as a standings column with scattered player and city mentions, lacking coherent full facts.
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Pacific Coast League
Tawt
North Westere Pieret
Tero Ovene
Peres
A & Philedeiphie Oy
Deenet
Americas
Still Hitting Hard Bumps The Short End of the Score
A brief sports note reports a team facing a tough game with a slim margin, still pressing despite a disadvantageous final score. Key players and exact scores are not provided in the readable text.
Retired racer Rey cites losses after Gloomy Gus defeat
The long shot racer Rey announces retirement from racing for now after losing his entire fortune of $2.36 when his horse Gloomy Gus was beaten. The context references Northwestern League racing and a figure named Praskifo.
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Rey
Kid
Gloomy Gus
Ballard Tops Glever Cane in Big Ballard Park Crowd
Ballard defeated Arlington yesterday afternoon before the largest crowd ever at Ballard Park. Woodworth allowed six hits for Ballard while Mitagerald excelled as the premier hitter, with O'Brien homering in the first inning. Arlington’s Janna Helding made several tough catches, but Arlington fell to Ballard with strong support from Bayeurdy Ficken and McParren in the lineup.
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Thallard
Arlington
Ballard Park
Bayeunry Ficken Tases
Grand Circuit Trotting Opens at Glenville Track
Cleveland reports the grand circuit of trotting races opening this afternoon at the Glenville track instead of Detroit. The meet will continue through August 3 with a series of horse races and notable entrants.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Glenville
Gatti
Fortuna Steamer Service Advertises Family Trips
An evening steamship offer invites families to take a ride on the Fortuna from Leach Park at 6 30. The trip covers twenty five miles around Mercer township with tables and other accommodations for 25 cents.
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Fortuna
Sugar and Raisins Sale Ad Offers Pure Cane Sugar
A newspaper ad lists Tuesday specials including granulated pure cane sugar at a sack price and beet sugar at five dollars per sack, seeded raisins and cleaned currants offered by the package.
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New Time
Dusty
Stilicha
Surprise
Flouriah
Pachuca
Katie Crowe
Katle Crowe
Kindler
Integrity
Helle Kinney
Litt Buttercup
Linda Rose
Olden Buck
Pray Tailoring CO
Firet Ave
Cor
Seneca
Pike Street
J. Aronson
First Ave. S
Gell
Ana
First Ave
Iter
Mosesy McGraw
New York Giants
Tke
John L. Sullivan
Philadelphia
William Peon
Jeffries Refusce
Sam Berger
Boilermaker
Rube Waddell
Neapolis
Joyner
Jacob Furth
Beattle Electric Co
Tate Howe Wi
Matt Meese
Sherwan
Ceverty Othere
Mitte Mart Gow
Tony Faust
Wiles
Jim OS
Marek
Watercrem
Panett Place
Sane
Fehewther
Viena
Major Tenney
Omm
PSO
Wehuke
Martinmae
Oladetone
Milver Mae
Weyar
Pnacnends Mart
Winkie
Young
Bien Ats Rice
Prince Reval
Penelope
Psi
T Horny
Lusty Willer
Kent
Ray Oa
Miner Eae
van Trueen
Bobby Montana
Joe Harlan
Hunter Joa
Soapy Jones
George Washington Miller
Frederick Karl Struve
Tony Panet
Bain
Tony Pause
Clem Kine
Hard Brigade
Clem
Gates
Tony Lannon
Honest Poolbuyer
California
Tony
South
Rieteie
Hethertee Jeanere
Land Ando
Portland
Melean
Hendereen
LJ A Towle
Spencer
Tennent
Etd Arkeweter
Weeny
Woulbetss
Waien
Gullivan
Jaimie
Bates
Marguerina
Mitte
Myers
Todd
Ant Tech
Ballard
TQJ
J. Redelsheimer & CO
Col. Columbia
Brenda
Attalla
Wash
U. K
Columbia Canal CO
Marion Building
Matin
DIST
Ter
Union
East Ueta
Wature
Conellpstien
Bien Bon Bagley
Hen Nas At
Oriental Limited
King Street
Chicago
C. W. Meldrum
Columbia St. Serattle
Garvey Buchanan Company
Ile
Atsc
Gilver
Garvey-Buchanan CO
Lumber Exchange
Malta
Kirksville Infirmary of Osteopathy
Washington Building
Boston
Brecond Ave
Lloyd Transfer
Baggage Express
Diller Oper
GroteRankin Furniture
Geo. H. Woodhouse Co
Care
Og Au
Ce Mia Bisel
Downing, Pres
Ryerne
Alaska
Logger’s Supply CO
Coiman Dock
Kohler & Chase
Second Avenue
Albert Hansen Wy Tale
Set Avenue
Minnesota
College of Oleopathy
Western School of Ost
Ecorchology
M. M. Ring
Ind
Cash Register Exchange
the Sundwall Co
1St Ave
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