Olambala Captures Saratoga Handicap in Muddy Derby Day
At Saratoga N Y August 4 Olambala the 9 to 10 favorite won the $7 500 Saratoga handicap before about 10 000 fans as a thunderstorm left a muddy track Restigouche led early but Olambala moved up on the backstretch and drew clear to win by several lengths Ballot and Stanley Fay followed in second and third Batet also raced well in the field with other listed races and stakes underway on the opening card
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
R. T. Wilson, Jr
Restigouche
Shilling
Stanley Fay
Olambala
Rutwell
Ballot
Batet
FIEGE
Dantoi
Doyle
Ito
Intrinsic
Davis
Woukasta
Medallion
Retie
Kingston
Gupy
Watch Me
Rukehy
Dyzantine
Tay
Trou
Jimmy Tan
Allen
Hent Aroot
Patterson
Ding
Kentucky Beau
Jourhwood
Shiling
Fogers
Althorpe
Hutwel
Trap Hock
Swartz- Roll Colston Wanhbler
Today's Saratoga racing entries reveal mixed odds across six races
The program lists 3-year-old and up entries for 1 1/16 miles with Zeus on, Bouncer, Nightfall, Roebuck, Rockyville, Werbert Turner, Lack ton, Novelty and Antenor plus Heée tagon and Prince Callaway. Second race features 3-year-olds and up over 1 1/16 miles with Quantico Bonnie Kelao Rob H Lady Asthur The Peer Banbury Perry Johnson. Third race offers 2-year-old fillies at 5 1/2 furlongs with Royal TLaodge Laughing Elate Indian Girl Decency Herena Spea Notra Eagle Bird Nightfall Song of Rocks Gladys Earl Fair A lgnts Summer Time Fantasque Mina Nett The Hague Crash and Pleasant. Fourth race Alabama stakes for 3-year-olds and upward over 1 1/8 miles with Cherryots Ella Jenks ap Schoolmarm Projection iol Ocean Round. Fifth race selling for 2-year-olds and upward at 7 furlongs with Pretend Martinez Racquet Chapontuc High Private Radtnum Stay Beactif Blackford Our Hannah Imitator. Sixth race for 3-year-olds and upward at 1 mile with Baron Dienkau Van Dan Cintree Buffragiot Tasteful Equation sebastian and Marigot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Zeuson
Bouncer
Nightfall
Roebuck
Rockyville
Werbert Turner
Lackton
Novelty
Antenor
Heéetagon
Prince Callaway
Selllog
Quantico
Bonnie Kelao
Rob H
Lady Asthur
the Peer
Banbury
Perry Johnson
Decency
Herena
Spea Notra
Eagle Bird
Song of Rocks
Gladys Earl
Fair Ailgnts
Mina Nett
the Hague
Crash and Pleasent
Alabama Atakes
Alles
Ella Jenks Ap
Ocean Round
Pretend
Martinez
Racquet
Chapontuc
Blackford
Our Hannah
Baron Dienkau
van Dan
Cintree
Buffragiot
Tasteful
Central Rowing Club to Washington After Southwestern Regatta
The Central Rowing Club of St Louis will send four and two single scullers to Washington for the national regatta on August 12 13 after winning five of seven races at Creve Coeur lake. Coach Wray says no Mound City crews are ready, while Central dominates with strong oarsmen Burkamper Wildman Drehmann and Rauscher. The Southwestern regatta drew large crowds and crowned the Centrals with six total wins over two days.
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St Louis
Creve Coeur Lake
Central Rowing Club
Membr
Joe Lepping
Yarry Floerke
Washington, D. C
Potomac River
Mound City
Washington
Century Boat Club
Central
Bob Nauscher
Charley Drehmann
Bob Widman
Clem Syrkamper
Burkamper
St Youla
Wildman
Drehmann
Rauscher
Branch Street
Wray
Harvard
Centrals
Mound Citys
Gans on Last Lap Home From Chicago to Baltimore
Joe Gans former lightweight champion and popular fighter may not live to reach Baltimore from Arizona. In Chicago he could not rise from a chair and oxygen was used to sustain him. Doctors feared he would not survive the trip but prepared trains for an eastbound run to his old home to say farewell to his parents.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Joe Gans
Arizona
Gans
Madge Gana
Baker
Richmond
Washington Post
Lynchburg
Helder
Hetter
Johne Hopkins
Inn
Hall and Long in Finals for United States Clay-Court Title
In Omaha on Aug 4 W M Hall defeated W T Hayes to reach the final of the U S clay-court championship. Hall, a Brooklyn native, will face M H Long of San Francisco, who beat Drummond Jones in the semifinals. Despite Long’s higher ranking by about 40 spots, many expect Hall to win the title.
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Omaha
Nebr
United States
W. T. Hayes
Chicago
W. M. Hall
Brooklyn
N. C
Hall
M. H. Long
San Francisco
National Tennis Association
Long
Drummond Jones
St. Louis
Automobiles and Tours Highlight Regional Car News
News notes detail deliveries and tours by Hupmobile Buick and Maxwell brands, with Hitcuck, Dougherty, Shapelle, Weaver, and Warwick among travelers. Buick ships 169 cars to Kansas City, 52-car train moves west, value $231,100, signaling strong demand. Vanderbilt Cup race set for October 1 on Long Island Motor Parkway with dawn start to preserve drama.
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Great Southwest
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklaholm
New Mexico
Buick Motor Company
Flint
Mich
Kansas City
KR. H. Collins
Automo Bnes
Buick Company
Rock Island
Filnt
Long Island Motor Parkway
Giftline Easil y Best in Grand Circuit Pace at Detroit
At Detroit fairgrounds the free-for-all pace produced a win for Giftline amid a fast track. Walter Hal and Ella Ambulator set heats in 2:07 and 2:08 respectively while Alfonso withdrew with lameness. Annette R. captured multiple heats in a separate 2:13 pace and Dora took early speed before struggles in later heats.
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Detroit
Giftne
Aileen Wilson
Darky Hal
Walter Hal
Alyfrag
Ella Ambulator
Alcysras
Ela Ambulator
Alfonso
Annette R
Dora
Brent
Hickey Rawson
Dore
Hogan
Nellie G
Minnie
Hallie
Nancy Royce
Hailworthy
General H
Walter Direct
Duck
Crown Hal
Garth
Ena Ambulator
Ambulator
Ella Eddy
Jerome Wday
Murphy
Alcytras
Halite Loo
B. m
Hal B
Waterloo
Snow
Nella G
Sarah Ann Patch
Dik. m
Cox
Andy N. J
Sunderlin
Bik. m
Allerton
Black Alice
Strong Boy
Mtecarthy
General TL
Haan
Rott Jemarent
Innes
Fair Maiden
Bom
Mo! &Dickersom
Ontine—Tole
Strathmore
Carter
Bik
Alleen Wilson
Br. m
Annette Rl
Axtell
Catenia
McCarthy
H. L. Robinson
Ida
Hamilton
Peatock
Dovell
B. H
Btulmena Dickerson
Velzora
Rickey ‘Rawson
Avanell
Br. Om
Jones
Taba Little Red
B. G
Cunningham
Howard
Colby
Baron Alcyone
Brg
Racbun
Josie Mac
Packer
Peter Dorsey
Hilda B
Burch
Ashland
B. x
McDonald
Tasley Races Draw 10000 Amid Heat and Rain
Tasley Virginia crowds reach about 10 000 amid extreme heat. Visitors travel from Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington as a brief rain slows early heats then sunshine speeds the later races. Local and visiting horses compete in multiple class events including Purse trotting and pacing divisions with times and entries noted.
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Tasley
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Esther W
B m
Fia
Itlia
Stosle
Wikam
Tyson
Gaga
Purse
Brooder
Charlie Mitchell
Nettle Brook
Bom
Little
Bughor
B. G
Mtr
Belton
G. B
Bull
Little Sweatheart
Tigers Prepare to Fight for Pennant With Roster Recall
Detroit announces recall of four minor leaguers John Ness George Harden Jay Kirke and Delos Drake from optional agreements to bolster the pennant chase. Drake has been partly promised to Washington and may be sold after the season.
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Detroit
Mich
Navin
John Ness
Williamsport
George Harden
Jay Kirke
Scranton
Delos Drake
Drake
Washington
Crowhurst Named Referee For Langford Kaufman Bout
Philadelphia August 4 Bert Crowhurst agreed by Joe Woodman Bob Deady and Harry Edwards to referee the Langford Kaufman six round fight set for August 10 at the Philadelphia ballpark. Langford trains in Central Park New York boxing six rounds with Bob Armstrong and daily bag work. Langford to Philadelphia next Monday to finish at George Coles gym Merchantville New Jersey. The Spartans forfeited to St Stephens in the Olympia League by nonappearance.
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Philadelphia
Bert Crowhurst
Joe Woodman
Bob Deady
Harry Edwards
Langford-Kaufman
Woodman
Langford
Central Park
New York
Bob Armstrong
George Cole
Merchantville
Amateur baseball leagues listed with multiple matchups
A fragmented schedule lists several leagues and pairings such as Bankers League American National versus National City, Capital City League Sewage FP, Commercial League a postponed game, Independence League Twinling versus Et Paul, Olympia League St Stephen's versus Olives, Suburban League Silver Springs versus Brightwood, and others including Baptism or Sunday School and Railroad Y M C A leagues.
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Bankers’ League
American National
National City
Capital City League
Sewage FP
Corsell Co
Independence League
Twinling
Et Paul
Olympia
St. Stephen's
Olives
Southern Halfway League
Silver Springs
Brightwood
Bunday School
Ninsh
Terminal Railroad Y. M. C. A
Bouthern Va
Ninth reliable routs Anacostia in Sunday school league game
Winth squad overwhelmed Anacostia by 7 to 1 as Marceron and Moreland shine with two triples and a triple and a home run. Batters list includes Broome Quantrle Hands Harris and Whitney with varied hits. Moreland homers and Marceron repeats two triple efforts. Game lasted about 1 hour 40 minutes with umpire Mr Hughes.
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Winth
Anscostik
Marceron
Moreland
el Aracostia
Broome
Bi. Broome
G. Broome
Quantreile
Fhippe
Anacostia
Whitney
Bailey
Morrly
Beach
Morris
Af Bosch
Vy Beach
Mieetartt
Quantrelle
Ands
Phops
Gill Stars In Walloped Game As Crabill Excels
The game ended 4 to 9 with Gill starring in nine chances eight accepted. Crabill and Baumann led batting, and Carter, Crane, Head, Evanson, Brown, Tanner, Davis, Shepherd, Burke and O'Brien contributed runs. Pitching saw O'Brien work 11 1/3 innings, Tanner 7, Jones 7, with 1 hour 35 minutes total. Umpire Mr Gauzza.
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Gill
Crabill
AB Ulo AL Oseaine
HO AE Ojilard
Olreun
Topley
Goo
Dcilnan
Davin
Shepherd
Opod Robinson
O Burke
Winstead
Oj O'Brien
Carter By
Crane
Jones
Baumann
Head
Evison
Brown
Tanner
Davis
Burke
O'Brien
Fraine
TraMe
D- Ner
Jonas
Balle
Mr. Gauzza
Postoffice Bureau battle in Colored Departmental League
The Mailmen defeated the Money makers in the Colored Departmental League in a feature game centered on Howard versus Randolph. Scoring included Howard tipping the scales with a home run and multiple RBIs, aided by Sadler and Fenwick. Umpire Mr. Harley.
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Mailmen
Howard
Randolph
Postemce
Sadler
R.davis
Fenwick
Ol. Gang
Fairfax
Reynolds
Nash
Armstead
Perker
Larkins
Davis
Fayter
Olflamilton
Wooden
I Gans
Postoffice
Tatrfax
Parker
Larkin
Taylor
T. Gane
J. Davis
Bureau
Postoffica
Hurer
Harley
Argonauts Withdraw From Canadian Henley Regatta After Tragic Accident
Toronto Argonauts pull their senior eight and senior four from the Canadian Henley to be held in St Catharines after a drowning on Lake Ontario. One crewman Kent disappeared after being swept overboard during a rough launch voyage. Ottawa and Detroit crews remain, with Detroit set to travel to Washington for the national regatta.
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Washington
St. Catharines
Ontario
Lake Ontario
Argon Raut Rowing Club
Toronto Arsmen
Argonauts
Capt. Wright
Potomac
Tov
Toronto
Port Dalhousin
Garden City
Kent
Secord
Elks' Games at Bouchers Amid Aquatic Contests
Annapolis Md Aug 4 The Elks outing at Bouchers near Annapolis featured aquatic contests and a baseball game between Annapolis and marine nines The Marines left the field after a disputed umpire call with Annapolis leading 2 0 in the fourth Canoe races were tightly run with Fireat Woodward and Dashiell winning the top spots and multiple crews placing In the other events Sheriff Frank S Revell umpired the canoe race and Winnalls Waggaman oversaw the other contest.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Canoe
L. Claude
Frank S. Revell
Winnalls Waggaman
Regatta Interest Grows With Potomac Contests Expected Keen
Regatta events on the Potomac attract international fame as top oarsmen join crack capital crews for the Nationals scheduled August 1 8. Claude R Zappone leads arrangements while Canadian clubs and local groups boost preparations amid hopes the course will prove one of the world’s best. In other notes Hamburg hosts a chess masters event with Marshall defeating John and Richmond’s Baker suffers appendicitis ahead of season end plans.
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National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Potomac
Washington
Claude R. Zappone
St. Cetherinea
Ontario
Potomac River
Notable Names Annotated In Enigmatic List
A fragmented OCR style item lists names such as Stastnet Norelty Hectagon Al Perry Johnson Bobbi Bounte Balao iabel The Hague Mins Nett Ocean Bound Schoolmarm Amelia Jenks Preténd High Private Martipes Baron Dieskau Suilragist Tasteful. The text lacks clear context or reporting of events, dates, places, or actions.
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Stastnet
Norelty
Hectagon
al Perry Johnson
Bobbi Bounte Balao
Iabel
the Hague
Mins Nett
Ocean Bound
Schoolmarm
Amelia Jenks
Preténd
High Private
Martipes
Baron Dieskau
Suilragist
Tasteful
Even Break for Favorites in Lake Erie Trots and Baseball
Titusville racing third day brings close finishes as Enara sets track record for 3 year olds in 2:19 1 2. Lawanda wins multiple heats in 2:37 pace and Havre de Grace takes 2:18 1 2 in 6-year-old trot. Lazarus clinches straight wins in 3:15 1 2 pace as Thespian captures several heats. Kenilworth bats down Aloysius 10 to 0 with Leonard’s two hits. Murphy’s notable running, and Burlish pitched mixed.
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Titusville
Lake Erie
Enara
Lawanda
Helene
Patsy Dillon
Herve de Grace
Feetng
Kanra
Balen
Havre de Grace
Hal B
Fed
Jacal
Lazarus
Aston L
Arlington
Thespian
North Randell
Jack” Leonard
Kenilworth
Murphy
Bese
Aloysius
Arhoas Kenilw
Omating
Hab
Sueese
Price
Carr
Hurley
Leonard
Joyatus
Banes
Ton
Haing
Riston
PI Atrick
Haring
Histon
O’neill
Sullivan
Taker Chichester
J. Boone
Prie
Balle
O'Neill
Btrickland
Mr. Betts
Gams
Beore Herald andrews Club Clash in Six Inning Showdown
In the Commercial League, the Washington Herald underlayed a six inning tilt with the Andrews club as Mulvey led with solid hits. Rawlings pitched eight, Smith two, and Quantreine five in relief. Collins doubled, Qill stole, and Plats handled a passed ball as Flynn umpired a lengthy 4 hour 10 minute game with Beore Herald full of action and errors.
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Washington Herald
Andrews Club
Beore: Herald
Andrews
OlAndson
Ccf
Mulvey
Os Aera
Alwalker
Olsuiliva
Muleey
Anderson
Plats
Smith
Gill
Tifton
Elton Dasee
Worald
Braich
Quantreme
Rawlings
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