Keene Springs Surprise Wins as Jockey Dugan Takes Two
Tenancy First leads a busy selling event as jockey E Dugan rides two winners and three thirds in a fast stretch. Keene Springs provides a surprise in the feature with a strong finish.
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Montpelier Statie's Beaucoup Wins Delaware Handicap
At Saratoga Springs on July 31 the Delaware handicap featured Montpelier Statie's Beaucoup, ridden by Mccahan, who with 90 pounds upset odds to win by a length and a half over Marathon and Royal Tourist. Moquette won the Mohawk selling stake. Wedding Bells claimed a maiden two year old race, while other races highlighted such names as Sir John Johnston, Kenne ette, Ball.
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Grand Circuit Meeting Climax in Detroit Heat
Detroit hosts a dramatic five day Grand Circuit meeting led by the 2:07 pacing stake where Copa de Oro fails to win a heat while Auto dominates with multiple fast miles. Zomalia claims easy wins in the 2 trot as Prince C battles for seats, and Kalamazoo awaits next stage of the circuit.
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George
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Fell & Heap
Cox
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Zonalta
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Durfee
Layal
Annette
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Bik
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Prince Cy
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McHenry
Teacel
Ch. m
Geerd
Buay
B. m
Cares
Chloe Osborn
B. H
Nuckais
Alle Edgar
4. M
Benyon
Murray M
Durtee
Alma
Wilinice
Howard Company Defeats Murphy in Five Innings 12 to 5
In the Commercial League Howard Company defeated Murphy 12 to 5 in five innings. Gray pitched three innings for Murphy, while Greene and Schaeffer led the hitting for Howard. Highlights included a running catch by Freeman and a productive hatting display as Howard built a seven-run inning. Dorando received a $1,600 check at a London presentation, with $150 from music hall engagement donated to a hospital.
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O'Neille
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Mwrb
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O'Noble
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Widmayer
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Siplen Basea
Lawadn
Scheer
Harti
Gull
O'Beler
Penand Bally
Schastfer
Mr. Finnegan
Dorando
London
Trattan
Hayes
Doyle
Well Planned Coup Defines Beaucoupe Victory at Brighton
Beaucoupe wins a decisive stake with owner R T Wilson steering belief in the venture. Critics fault Royal and Marathon interference while jockey Ter suffers two broken ribs in a Moorish King fall. Wedding Bells, a Ben Brugh Runaway Girl filly from James R Keene’s stable, earns Futurity attention with a rapid Brighton race workout.
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Ben Brugh
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Brighton
Athletes Withdraw From Dublin Games Over Irish Rivalry
Mr Conway of the Irish-American Athletic Club in New York instructs the American Olympic team members entered for the Irish Athletic Association games at Ballsbridge to withdraw. The dispute with the Gaelic Athletic Association centers on rules barring Gaelic and soldiers, widening a breach with the Irish Amateur Athletic Association. IRA members, including Don Leahy and Dennis Horgan, have joined the Irish A A, while Americans who compete face exclusion from Gaelic games in Ireland.
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The Workingman Enjoys A Day Of Rest Reading Post
The Workingman spends a quiet Sunday reading The Sunday Post. He takes time to relax and catch up on news, weather, and community happenings.
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Grand jury indicts Brighton Beach tracks for gambling ties
Kings County grand jury hands presentment accusing Brighton Beach and Sheepshead Bay tracks of open violations of antigambling laws. It calls for repealing special police provisions and seeks governor Hughes attention with affidavits and evidence. Indictments also target Christopher Fitzgerald William Hageman and John G Cavanaugh for aiding gamblers. The case follows judicial denials of injunctions against interference with orderly race gatherings. Acting District Attorney Elder heads to Saranac Lake to brief Gov. Hughes with the evidence.
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Manhattans Triumph Over Wallachs in Independence League
Manhattans defeated Wallach yesterday in the Independence League by 9 to 4. Kraft pitched a grand game for the winners with strong support and a fourth inning triple play highlights the contest. Umpire, time noted as hour and 20 minutes. also: Congressionals beat Independents 18 to 7 in a separate game with multiple pitchers and errors.
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Twining
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Ketchell vs Kelly bout draws coliseum crowd and gates
Stanley Ketchell and Hugo Kelly prepared for a middleweight title bout in San Francisco as every seat sold early and traffic near Golden Gate Park halted by fans. Ketchell favored at 10 to 4, weigh ins at 158 pounds, with prefight bouts including George Peterson vs Young Bluedan.
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George Feteraon
Young Bluedan
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Coloumbia Athl et Cb vs Atlantics 5 0 victory in amateur league
Columbia Athletic Club defeated the Atlantics 5 to 0 as Meister and Beckett split pitching duties. Taylor starred with a run, two hits, and a clutch catch, while Atlantis hitters struggled with Beckett’s control. Balzer and others held runners at bay as Columbia built a lead early and preserved it through 1 hour 25 minutes.
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Today’s Amateur Games in Capital City Leagues
A dense schedule lists multiple league matchups at various locations around Capital City. Notable games include Broomingdage versus G P O at Capital City Park, Marquette League confrontations at Thirteenth and Detreete north east, and the Independents at McDevitt’s Field.
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G. BE. Howard Co
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Florida Avenue
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Mt Thirteenth
D Streeta
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McDevitts Wield
Congresionals
Equity Court Records and Real Estate Transfers Vol DC
The legal record lists diverse equity, bankruptcy, and probate actions in the District of Columbia courts. It includes rule to show cause rulings, examinations, and commissions, plus extensive real estate transfers across Cleveland Park Richmond Park Mount Pleasant and other DC neighborhoods with numerous trustees and buyers.
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Garner Coal’ Company
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F. A. Penning
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Camppell Carrington
Glesy
Leavis
Interstate Printing and Engraving Company
Thomas Fisher & Co
Thomas E. Waggaman
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McCalmont
Circuit Court No
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Cwira Apartment Houre Company
Ve. Jones
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South Boston Realty Company
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Richmond Park
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Real estate liens and mortgage notices in Pleasant Plain area
Listings show multiple figures and names detailing secured loans and trustees, including Mary A. Cusalng, J. Clinton Tribby, and the American Beetely and Treat Company. Entries cover properties in Mount Pleasant and Barry with monthly payments, percentages, and terms.
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Pleasant Plain
George XII
Clarenen
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American Beetely and Treat Company
Barry Panm
Kathay A. James
Alice James
Senere Alles Jamey
Connecticut
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Warrington Jean and Tusk Company
Equstable Cooperative Building Assellation
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Edward J. Stellwagen
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