Hamburg Belle Wins Futurity In Dramatic Stretch Finish
New York reports Hamburg Belle the daughter of Hamburg wins the Futurity in a photo finish after a stretch surge. Leonidas places second with The Minute Man third as Fuller refines his ride amid a muddy track and rain showers. sensational riot ensues afterward with police arresting a flagrant offender.
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Gallop for Judge Himes at Hawthorne Endurance stakes
Judge Himes won the two mile Endurance stake at Hawthorne leading from start to finish by two lengths over Bondage with Siddons third. Weather was rainy and the track heavy. The stake valued at 1510 dollars. Harlem entries listed for Monday races follow the results.
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Kinloch Park feature won by Kindred at six furlongs
Aug 9 at Kinloch Park in St Louis saw Kindred prevail in the six furlongs feature from Frank Bell by three lengths as track raced fast. Daily card notes First Race six and one half furlongs selling Si Ah led by Shea at 6 to 1 with Pay the Fiddler second. Second race six and one half from Crab saw Weird win at 3 to 2 with Dueia second. Third race one mile and seventy yards selling El Rey won at 12 to 1 with Bu- finishing second.
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Claude Wins Western New York Handicap at Kenilworth Park
In heavy rain a 6,000 crowd watched Claude the Derby winner run leader, then surge to a one length victory over Reservation in the Western New York handicap at Kenilworth. Sir Gallant won the opening race as Claude claimed the feature with time 2 14 2-5.
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A. A. Tripp Makes a Killing at Hawthorne Race
A. A. Tripp of North Vernon Ind brother of Ernest H. Tripp and a city transfer man is said to have won around 110000 at Hawthorne Park on Red Raven in the first race. He placed bets in Cincinnati and via a Chicago book as the odds moved from 8 to 1 to 24 to 1. The poolroom posted its own odds due to a track telegraph ban.
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New Roller Polo Rink to Open in Indianapolis
A new four story brick roller polo arena on Virginia avenue near Suton street will seat about 3 350 with ensures unobstructed views. The $30 000 facility will be steam heated with electric lighting and two rear exits. Opening November 16, with plans to field a top Eastern players trained team under Manager Cohen.
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Central Polo League Meets in Kokomo to Set Nov. 1 Start
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports the Central Polo League magnates will meet at the Lindell Hotel in Kokomo on Aug. 3 to finalize plans for the season beginning November 1. The league, now organized, includes Kokomo Lafayette Wayne Ferre jaute Danville and others with rinks under construction. The conference aims to approve funds for new buildings and to arrange schedules and purchases.
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Blues Win Openers Then Tie In Doubleheader
Kansas City defeats Indianapolis 8 to 3 in game one while game two ends 6 to 6 after ten innings as darkness halts the contest. Newlin and Kellum struggle on the mound for Indianapolis, with Coulter making a remarkable catch and Lewee and Knoll driving early offense for the Blues.
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Col onels in Second Place After Double Win Over Brewers
Louisville takes two exciting games from Milwaukee to move into second in the pennant race. Bohannon pitched both games, with Schlafley ejected for disputing the umpire in game two. Scoring came on late hits in game one and a shutout-tinged effort as Milwaukee struggled with men on base in game two.
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Toledo Wins At Last After Wild Throw Decides opener
Toledo breaks even with Minneapolis in a doubleheader opening game marred by a wild throw by Ball that allows two runs. Line scores show Toledo 13 4 and Minneapolis 9 4 in the first game, with scattered hits from Sullivan Maloney McIntyre Lally and Childs.
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Boston Wins Opening Game in Ten Innings
Washington and Boston split a doubleheader with a ten inning win for Boston and a draw in the second game due to darkness. Boston scored in the sixth and last innings to edge Washington 3 to 2, amid sharp fielding and superb pitching. Attendance 2,857.
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Wheeling takes two. Stogie makers shut out Fort Wayne
Wheeling beat Fort Wayne in a double header at Wheeling, winning the second game 3 to 0. First game ended 9 to 0 with Fox and Schriever on the mound for Wheeling. Terre Haute wins one at Marion and drops another to Marion in a late bid, while Central League standings show Fort Wayne and Terre Haute near the top as Evansville schedules Fort Wayne, Terre Haute visits South Bend, Marion hosts Dayton, and Grand Rapids plays Wheeling.
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South Bend Defeats Dayton in Rain-Shortened Debut
In Dayton, Aug 29, South Bend beat Dayton 10 to 1 in the first game of a double header that was called after seven innings due to rain. Batteries: Mullen and Tate for Dayton, Ferguson and Andrews for South Bend.
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Tom Keenes Top Plutes In Fast City Park Tilt
The Tom Keenes defeated the Plutes at Cepitel City Park in a quick fast game with stellar fielding. The standout the tip play was the season’s first, and Mooney Mueller’s game with Eli Lilly was postponed. Several players turned in solid performances as both teams showcased sharp defense and hot plays throughout.
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