Racing and horse show notices from Latonia and beyond
Latonia Jockey Club runs indefinitely with Foyt Erle on July 10 and August 22. Brighton Deacn meeting closes today. Saratoga runs August 6 to 31. Horse shows slated in Staunton August 7 to 1 and Harstonburg August 14 to 1.
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Racing Latonia Jockey Club
Indefaltely
Foyt Erle
Brighton
Saratoga
Staunton
Harstonburg
Immaculate Conception Edges Holy Name In Dark Second Game
In a late-innings decision the Immaculates led 4 to 2 before the umpire halted play due to darkness, awarding Holy Name the win in the seventh. Immaculate errors and loose defense, led by Nau, marred their effort as Moss hit a late homer and the game ended with Holy Name ahead 4 to 2.
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Moss
Immaculates
Lea
Berger
Holy Name
Nau
Immaculas
hatls—Of Goodman
Gordman
Taylor
Fenton
Z.nelit
Iynia
Purcell
Kagan
Zane
Broaman
Liepke
Werger
Seymour Leaves Giants Refuses Uniform Over Release Cash
Cy Seymour the New York center fielder refused to wear a Giants uniform in the Polo Grounds game with St Louis over a release payment dispute. He claims entitlement to a share of $10,000 paid to Cincinnati and vows not to play for New York or any other club until settled. President John T Brush said the club has no say in his arrangement with Cincinnati as the series with Chicago looms.
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New York
Cy" Seymour
Cincinnati
St. Loma
Polo Grounds
Seymour
New Yorks
John T. Brush
Chictago
National League Scores From Philadelphia and Chicago
Chicago and Philadelphia split, Chicago winning first game on Chicago hits and a muffed fly, then Chicago losing second game in a 2 1 Chicago win as Brooklyn and New York also post results with Wicker and others delivering key performances.
Stahl Shifts Altizer And Plays Nill 4th Short
Special to The Washington Post from Lewis Aug 3 reports manager Stahl moving Altizer to outfield and using Mills at short. Altizer purchased to fill hole, with Nill staying at second. In St. Louis, Tom Hughes and Fred Glade played a 10 inning tilt, Hughes homering for four bases and Nill adding a double but Washington blanked.
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Lewis
Stahl
Milk
Stinley
Rowell
Altlzer
Washington Post
St. Louis
Tom Hughes
Fred Glade
Hughes
Nill
C. Jones
Browns
Mth
Rickey
Glade
Niles
Cross
Tom Jones
Nationals
Anderson
Will
Alter
Washington
Jones
Altizer
Stone
Iin
Schlafly
Wakefield
Jake
Uniontown
Cumberland
Lefty
Miler
Waynessburg
McCain
Lynch
Corebartangs
Kruger and
Benet
Miller, Reeder, and Dailey
Rw. E
Pearson and Bennett, Maddox and Catey
Hughes Home Run Wins First Game of the Trip
Hughes delivered a decisive homer to lead off the trip as the team opened with a victory. Stahl and Schlafly combined on a neat hit and Rao staged a late ninth inning stunt, while Wakefield, Altizer, and others contributed in defense and late offense.
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Boston
Wicker
Brain
Bates
Rhoael Clacnat
Rhoae ‘ Beldwell
Huggins
Tenney
Kelley
OdJude
Behlel
Howard
Dolan
Priegle
Needham
Corcoran
Strobel
Guingstone
Linda
Lindeman
Siegle Bruckaut
Kimsile
Stahl
Schlafly
Rao Stunt
Jake
Wakefield
Cleveland Beats Philadelphia 10–7 in Ninth Inning Rally
Cleveland overcame errors in the ninth to score five runs and edge Philadelphia 10 to 7. Key players included Turner, Stovall, Murphy, and Lajoie, with strong batting from Conjonalton and Knight for Philadelphia. The game featured numerous miscues and a lengthy seven hour and twenty one minute finish.
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Brooklyns
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Lynch
Scanlon
Pitsbury Ryoae
Brolyn Rhoab Teach Sb
Malvary
Bemun
sClarke
Lumbwie
Wagner
Jordan
Nealon
Alprrman
Ganley
McCarth
Ac Riteny
Lewis Gina
Berge
Lynch W
Tordis
Tuan
Rons
hite—Jean
Mont
Jortan
Hite
Clarke
Lumtes
Alperman
Stofen
Case
Wearthy Dubie
Plass
Maloney
Lewis
Yardu
I Merzor
Mitchell
Teoh
Yealow Lett
Baxte
Pletsburg
OW Geanton
Cif Lynch
Seunles
Hydrantue
Janech
Johnstgne Tint
Cleveland
Ieyons
Barbeau
Knight
Buelow
Powers
Rhoades
Plank
Sevbola
Suhrack
Oldring
Philadelphia
Firat
Phildelphie
Yasa
Turner
Stovall
Armbruster
Jesse Baggett Released by Cumberland Player Given Tryout
In Cumberland Maryland on August 2 Jesse Baggett the Washington catcher is released and will return to the Marquette Legs 6 of Washington He did good work with the team and the arrival of catcher Pheiffer of Alton ends Baggett work here Farmer Brown the Braddock pitcher has been suspended.
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Cumberland
Marquette
Washington Post
Jesse FL Baggett
Washington
Pheiffer
Alton
Baggett
Farmer Brown
Braddock
Sanders Delivers One-Hit Gem In Fast Game Victory
Agriculture defeats Commerce and Labor behind a masterful one hit performance by Sanders and strong fielding. Kinney pitched well for Labor, but Sapergs stalled Labor bats. crowd size large on the White Lot as the game clocks one hour and twenty minutes. Umpire Handsboe and Keele worked the doubleheader battles on the West Diamond and South Ellipse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce
Labor
Sanders
Kinney
Sapergs
Handsboe
Rhoah Taylor
Torney
Oflag
Oo Herbert
Evens
Helman
Kayne Rune
Ertora Agriculture
Gommerce
Banes
OW Sanders
Webster
War
Interior
Keoete
Rywoae
Rhoad Asquith
Darshart
Kionghir
Yeneman
Jones
Ema
Antemar
Donaldsoy
Kn Metalseee Gazeta
Taft
Elie
Barnhart
Intings
Uy Bilis
Donaldson
Blis
Elite
Ly Ellfs
Dugayne
Taylor
Klip
Secrifi
Benning Auto Races Postponed by Road Conditions
Oldfield and fellow drivers will race at the Benning track as part of the Washington Automobile Drivers' Association program. Cars from Ormonde Beach last winter are entered. Oldfield, who inspected the track, hopes to lower the current marks but will avoid the Baltimore Washington route due to rough roads.
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Benning Track
Barney Oldfield
Edldie Bald
Washington Automobile Drivers’ Association
Ormonde Beach
Oldfield
Washington
Baltimore
Unclear historic lineup hints at racing and ships
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous names and terms such as Brighton Beach Somnud Frank Gill Moyes New Amsterdam Tom Cogan Charles G Gates Salvidere Feanens Red Leaf Pirate Polly Azelina Preen Pater Incantetton Varieties Caguandra Battle Ax Latonia Mansard Colounada Airship Demo Princess Marle Lady Vizcont Melivein Minks Captain Bush Alear Colonel Jim Douglas Lens Ziongo Bud Han Dot Anderson Carthage Field Lark Mandator Bullfinch Shining Star. The text resembles a miscellaneous catalog or cast list with many uncertain items."
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Brighton Beach
Somnud
Frank Gill
Moyes
New Amsterdam
Tom Cogan
Charles G. Gates
Salvidere
Feanens
Accountant
Flimpes
Red Leaf
Pater
Colonel
Jim ‘Douglas
Lens
Ziongo
Bud Han
Dot Anderson
Carthage
Field Lark
Mandator
Bullfinch
Shining Star
Norfolk Mayor Allows Bookmaking at Rave Tracks
Norfolk Virginia August 3 Mayor Riddick will not suppress bookmaking or other games of chance at the city tracks, calling them legitimate and ensuring equal chances with bookmakers. He orders suppression of highway robbery games where bettors cannot win and reports several attempts to run such games have been stopped.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
Riddick
Brongho marks fastest heat and sets records at Glenville
Cleveland on August 3 witnessed three world records at the Glenville track as The Broncho mare trained by Charley Dean dominated three heats in the free-for-all pace setting a new mark for the fastest third heat and for consecutive heats. Rochon and Doble of Winnipeg purchased the mare for 10000 dollars. Gratton and Maud Keswick finished second and third. Separate events included the Merchants and Manufacturers Consolidation with Grarma Dawson winning in straight heats. At Norfolk Virginia, Aug 3, there were no close trots or pacings, sums and times noted for multiple races. Maher the American jockey won three races at Goodwood.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Glenville
Merchants and Manufacturers
Stormcliffe
Rochon and Doble
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Hoche
Charley Dean
Bare
Grattan
Maud Keswick
Grarma Dawson
tWottings
M&m
Gianna
Czar
Stormnalllfe
Dean
Baron Grattan
B &Geersh
Curry
Nervo
B. i
Kenyon
Unclear race heat draws in a messy betting note
A scrambled wagering record describes bets on Bets A B and Miron C. with Miron failing in the first heat, Gracie D. closing second heat while the draw hinges on a tie. Neither horse placed.
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Miron C
Gracie D
Miron W
Angler Wins Brighton Handicap Amid Heavy Track Conditions
Angler scores his sixth straight win in the Brighton Handicap at one mile and 2 furlongs as Sally K. and Thomas Hoy stumble early in the final pace. J. J. Walsh sustains a broken collarbone while Sewell remains unhurt. Rita Favola, at 40 to 1, wins the last race while Sonoma Belle takes the third race at 15 to 1. three favorites and two long shots divide the day’s money on a heavy track with several long shots failing to threaten.
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Rita Favola
Sonoma Belle
Walsh
New York
Brighton Beach
Angler
Sailor Boy
Sally K
Thomas Hoy
J. J. Walsh
Sewell
Selins
Jacquin
Lyne
Novena
McDaniel
Bells of Portland
Flan
Merit
Simmer Simon Bragg
Papique
Bulwark
Freckman
Destlay
Alt Right
Tom Codalgoren
Dotanint
Martinj
Laure A
Amt
Koerner
Fantastic
Bewell
Time
Tourenne
Tdulcinex
Shackle
Rye Boy
King Brush
Ot J. Johnson
Tyron
Shaw
Cout
Easy Street
Colonel White
Siiver Skin
Sir Russell
Azeling
Amberjack
Antestor
Salim Ber
Notter
Corrigan
Sendy
Tod
Geraish 2Lag
Belle of
Miss Oxden
Warning
Supreme
Alta Ferola
Crinminsy
Suadd
Wi Pern
Kestrel
Adehnette
Tagane
Jennie Wells
Tully
Dominator
Treasure Becher
Whe
Plausible
Miusion
Inofenshe
Russell T
Ahmelu Siso
Sally Kfe
Bozeman Wins Latonia Steeplechase Handicap
In Latonia racing Cincinnati August 3 favorites won two of seven events. Steeplechase handicap feature went to Jim Bozeman with Ohio King second and Zubador third as track played fast. Other races saw various winners and close finishes across distances from five furlongs to one mile.
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Cincinnati
Latonia
Jim Bozeman
Ohio King
Zubador
Chae
Wan
Alta McDonald
Gabble
Lipberdt
Orland Wick
Mum
Frank Bill
Pie
Mintboy
Mayor Johnson
Martius
Minnie Johnson
Revolt
Tern's Rod
Bitter Hand
Ren
Wee Lass
Matador
Oldstone
Tira
Lime
Granada
White Plume
Chief Mulliken
Devout
Short Cause
Sabador
Byrne
Boseres
Bill Waks
Profitable Ranen
Paris
the Gadfly
Herme Cramer
Handy bin
Frivol
St Sever
Labor
Doctor Hart
Morendo
the Laurel
Marshal Ney
Eves
Duiley
Thae
Florizel
Bulay
Lucene
Doctor McCluer
Lady ‘Gharade
Katherine L
Daeile
Uncle Henry
Amberita
Bitter Brown
Today's Racing Entries From a Teeming Card
A chaotic entries list for several races. Notable names include Ket race Five and che-half furlongs two-year-olds Qur Own Sommus and Sheekls. Second race steeplechase features Tom Cogan and New Amsterdam while third race lists Winged Feet Handicap with Salvidere Penarme and Yowrie. Fourth race Brighton Derby shows Acrountamt Savison with Faith race at one sixteenth miles and Tyran Just So Bragg Ebony King Cole. Multiple other horses, breeders, and odds fill the page in a dense, fragmentary catalog of entries.
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Fort Erie
Buffalo
N. C
Scotch Plume
Grace Curtis
Fira Fong
Lady Carol
Miss Martha
Batharin
Pedero
Scuteh Plume
Gold Enamel
Hannival Bey
Dolinds
George Vivian
Edward Wilder
My Besse
Wiss Gately
Qur Own
Sommus
Sheekls
Sam Hice el Capitan
Frank Gul
Loretta Daly
Slippery
Tom Cogan
Wafpaint
New Amtserdam
Araho
Salvidere
Penarme
Yowrie
Jach
Jammer Crawined
Seemissie Charlee G._Winter
Dax Bulir
Lord Lavatt
Acrountamt
Savison
Fihoneo
Albert F
Tyran
Bragg
Ebony
King Cole
Moracoder
Miss Rullie
Sonoma
Bellz
Caronal
Jennie McCabe
Chalk Hedrick
Azelina
Wrenne
Park Rus
Pater
Frean
Jacquin
Bohemia
Avaunter
Aviston
Judith Webride
Clements
Ava Special
Gentian
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Mertz and Mertz CO
F Street
St Louia
Kid Horman
Benny Yanger
Tadinapa HS
Broadwater
Upper Potomac
Labor Day
Marquette League
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Immaculate Conception
McDevitt's Piel
Trenily
Mahone Lot
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Hamann
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Hite McDonald
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McDonald
Wheatley
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Crane
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Treday
Kame
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Columbia Athletic Club
Hayes
Capt Turner
National Athletic Club
Tus
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Moreland
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Reese
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National League
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Maces
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Chance
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Magee
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Evers
OlCourtnes
Kling
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Bmwn
Qjtush
Totes
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Gow HO
Sehutle
Seeker
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Doolim
Bransiela Slegle
Lush
Brown
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Steinfeldr
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Conway
Chleagy Rhoat Phila Rhore Slagle
Thomas
O'D Shechard
O Gleason
Bransilb. F OM
Chance Ib
Sleiyieldt
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Reoau
Barry, Rt
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Bennett
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Mertes
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Dahlen
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Mr. O'Loughlin
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Pa. Ave
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TRE Keeley Institute
North Capitol Street
Washington, DG
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Cosbler
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