Two Hits Off Kellum Awe Twirls a Great Game
Minneapolis beats Indianapolis 76 to 7 in a tense window of baseball. Kellum pitched well for the Miller nine, but a timely Coulter drive produced the only Hoosier tally. Tamsett starred in the field and at bat, while Yeager disrupted the Millers order with key plays.
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Stolen bases and strikeouts highlight unclear game notes
Fragmented baseball notes list players Mart Quine and Schaefer with hits and RBIs, Brashear and Huggins involved, walks on Shannon, Bafley, and bullpen remarks. Pitchers Bohannon Schaefer Jackson Wheeler and umpires Harkell mentioned with left on base and time not fully provided.
Golf at Brookside links planned for Brookside Park
Parks officials may present a proposal to the Park Board this fall to develop a nine or eighteen hole golf course at Brookside Park to relieve crowding at Riverside. A Brookside course is regarded as a moderate cost project and an ideal site for a future links.
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See-Saw Battle as Boston Tops Chicago in Last Inning
In a tense American League tilt Boston defeats Chicago 4 to 2 after a late ninth inning rally. Isbell homered for Chicago with Slattery and White driving in runs. White’s wild pitch sealed Boston’s win. Attendance 1,327. Washington and Cleveland split a pitchers’ duel 2 to 1. Cleveland’s Lajoie and Gochnauer drove in runs. Moore and Dunkle held hitters to five total hits each. Attendance 1,156.
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Doubleheaders Highlight Central League Action Across Four Teams
Fort Wayne and Grand Rapids split figures in a doubleheader as Evansville fell to Wheeling. Dayton and Terre Haute split, with Bennett and Hart steering the day, while a Wheeling-Evansville opener was halted by rain after six innings. The batters and pitchers included Curtis Ostdiek Miller O’Neil Easton and Thomas.
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Rain Ends Marion South Bend Tilt in Early Scoring
In Marion Indiana on August 19 rain halted play after the first half of a game against South Bend. The score stood 9 to 4 with South Bend leading when play stopped.
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Memphis Scores Fight Back in Tight Gridiron Tilt
Memphis hosts New Orleans in a rough contest with final score Memphis 3 Orleans 0 as Entremery rushes for a late gain and Nashville faces Atlanta in a 3 2 clash with Le contributing key plays in a shaky backfield battle.
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Cincinnati Shut Out Boston Then Triumphs In Second Game
Cincinnati pitcher Hahn shines as the Reds blank Boston in the opener. In the nightcap Donlin’s sharp bat helps Cincinnati seize a 4 3 win despite his lameness, with decisive hits by Seymour and Steinfeldt and a strong rally sequence. Boston’s Dexter and Tenney supply early offense, but Cincinnati captures the twin bill with timely hitting and solid defense.
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Brooklyn and Chicago Split Honors In Doubleheader
Brooklyn and Chicago split a twin bill with Brooklyn taking the first game. The box shows Strang and Dobbs among top scorers with Kling, Jordan, and Evers contributing for Chicago. Both teams rallied with multiple bases on balls and timely hits as fans watched a 1:46 affair. Indiana star Orin Markle will attend Swarthmore on scholarship to study history.
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Oldfield Aims For Speed With New Winton Engine
Barney Oldfield plans to drive a 125 horsepower Winton at Kokomo races tomorrow, promising potential speeds of two miles per minute. He notes his current 55 4 5 second mile record and says results depend on conditions and power versus actual speed. Cooper and Oldfield will stop racing under current management Thursday night.
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Brighton Beach races feature Ethel's Pride in Kentucky stake
New York racing at Brighton Beach highlighted Dan Patch's pacing mark attempt. Ethel's Pride, favorite in the $5,000 Kentucky trotting stake, led in heat one but lost by a head to Mary Gage. she then won the next three heats. Locanda won the 2:07 pace, and other events included a 2:20 pace and 2:18 trotting class with several notable horses and times recorded.
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Win by Ned Wilkes in three Saugus pace races
At Old Saugus track SAUGUS Mass Aug 19 the second day of the August meeting drew a large crowd. Pace events featured Ned Wilkes Ottuna and other contenders with times around 2 10 and 2 18 while Quette Selish and Pomaire posted notable finishes in the 2 6 and 2 19 races amid brisk purses and lively spectator interest.
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Orsina Gallops Home Easy Hawthorne Winner
Chicago August 19 Orsina backed 2 to 1 to 9 to 5 won the mile and a sixteenth handicap at Hawthorne. The Giver was second two lengths ahead of Huzzah Bragg finished last. Don Domo led a two-year-olds sprint and won by a length over Auditor. Weather clear track fast. Hawthorne entries list for Thursday.
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Kinloch Card Features Favorite Run Upsets and Fines
At Kinloch track the six furlong feature runs Favorite Runs Poor Race with Elastic failing to win and trainer Johnson fined 200 dollars for sending Elastic unfitted. Jockey Shilling is suspended for indifferent riding. Track fast. Numerous race summaries list winners and times with several horses named and track conditions noted.
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Jockey 18 Ruled Off After Hawthorne Steeplechase
Judge Bryan, after previously breaking up the New Orleans steeplechase ring, ruled off turf jockey M. Kelly who rode Falella at Hawthorne. Falella finished four lengths behind the longest shot after a poor ride. Kelly was questioned and admitted he had given orders.
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Famous Race Horse King Eric Dies at 16
Lexington Ky Aug 19 King Eric the famous race horse and sire of Dick Welles died last night at Hinde Baker s Mill brook stud Elkhorn Ky He was sixteen and held the world record on a circular track for six furlongs and a mile He sired King Dodo and other noted runners with a long string of track victories to his credit
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Richmond Wins Golf Clash to Lead Four-City Series
In Richmond Indiana on August 12 the Richmond golf team defeated Marion 33 up in the four city series, claiming a commanding lead and near-certainty of the championship. Individual scores favored Richmond with Stratton 6 up over Hiatt and Starr 13 up over Rs, while Lillard beat Hibberd 2 up. The following week in Muncie, Anderson edged closer in the last local match as Fred Lesh of Muncie highlighted the play.
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Injunction takes Kenner Stake at Saratoga in fast day
At Saratoga N Y Aug 19 a large crowd witnessed seven races with fast times. Injunction an added starter won the Kenner Stake of 1 000 dollars in a steeplechase where only three finished. Tankard and Toi San won later events while Lady Potentate captured a selling race.
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Fort Erie card split by favorites and choices
Buffalo Aug 19 well played favorites and second choices divided the Fort Erie card. First race six furlongs selling Fluke 7 to 5 won Dr Riley 4 to 1 second Cormac 11 to 5 third Time 1 15. Second four and one half furlongs selling Flo Manola 2 to 1 won Australian 2 to 1 second Rector 5 to 1 third Time 2 55 45. Third six furlongs selling John 5 to 2 won Cateear SeConed Rip 15 to 1 third 1 14 4. Fourth mile and one eighth selling Col Anderson 6 to 1 won John Drake 15 to 1 third Time five seven furlongs adding Digger 4 to 1 won Second Four Leaf C 5 to 1 third.
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Coast Marie wins Daily Record Stake at Elwood
Coast Marie the Coastman mare dominates the Daily Record stake with easy heat wins at Elwood amid windy rain delayed program. Owner receives elegant blanket as Driver Stout is carried from the track by admirers. Tellma also shows fast pace in 2 trot. Attendance records set at the Fair Association with top purse events and multiple tracks listed.
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British golfers defeat all Chicago team in fourth match
The British players win the fourth match against an all Chicago team. Chandler Egan cards well. Miss Anthony establishes a new record amid modest displays of brilliance.
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