Man o' War to run three final 2yo races this season
At Saratoga Saratoga Springs Aug 19 the champion 2-year-old Man o' War is slated for three remaining starts the Grand Union the Hopeful and the Futurity before retirement trainer Louis Yeaster plans to enter the colt in all. Jockey Richcreek suffered a double fracture in his arm from a fall and may miss riding until fall. Jerry Carrols yearling Zeus-Dorothy K bought for 300 draws attention for not being broken despite strong exercise. Constancy Ambassadors daughter not eligible for the Futurity but in the Grand Union and Hopeful may not start after rapid recent work. Jockey Ericksen reports further details.
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Kentucky Racing Meet Purses Set as Horses Change Hands
Senator Camden announces Lexington purses at 800, 1008, and 1200 dollars as racing shifts south after the meet. Matmee Idol and Ivry see price jumps, Louis bids rise but ownership decisions keep some horses. Matt Winn seeks to lure Cudgel Naturalist and Sun Briar in races, while Blazes from Hancock buys 39000 dollar yearlings.
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Atom
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Latonia
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Ivry
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Winfrey
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Laurel
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John B. Madden
Matt Winn
Blazes
A. B. Hancock
England
Blazes Romps To Victory In Grab Bag At Saratoga
At Saratoga Springs on August 19 Capt. Ral Par’e Blases won the Grab Bag handicap carrying 122 pounds. Cleopatra finished second, edging Kinnoul for third while Toujours faded. The card included Matinee Idol’s victory in the second race and Air Raid’s upset in the opening. Damaris won the sixth while Straightforward broke a leg and was destroyed.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
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Parr
Cleopatra
W. H. Coe
Kinnoul
Peter Quince
Blazes
Pastoral Swain
Mormon Hilder
Crystal Ford
Matinee Tool
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Taller Maid
R. T. Wilson
Billy Karrack
Simpleton
Madden
Northern Belle
Ivry
Romeo
Queen of the Sea
J. E. Widener
Damaris
Iyrene
McAtee
North Belle
Lunsford
Sande
Inez Fancy
Retrieve
Buckhorn IV
Squire Charlie
Gen Glenn
Repeater
Destruction
McAfee
Tailor Maid
Vida
Happy Valley
Aban
Darogh
Monomoy
Arrayan
Straightforward
Arrah Go Qu
Fizer
Aga
Robinson
Mormon Elder
Rowan
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Biasea
Loftus
Kinneal
Nolan
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Alcock
Pilgrim
Cinderella Algo
Kummer
Weanler
Lorane Moss
Lucy Lee
Nanette Flack
Mistake
One Hit Game as Red Sox Blanked 5 0 in St Louis
In St Louis, August 19, Boston managed only one hit off Liebelld as the Red Sox were shut out 5 to 0. Tobin and Jacobson fueled St Louis with a two run and three run effort while Hoyt was roughed up. St. Louis moved to fourth place while this was Boston's last visit of the season.
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Boston
Lieflald
Red Sox
Hoyt
Tobin
Jacobson
Bostos
Ab.h.o.a
AB Poe
Booper
Austin
Gedeon
Roth
Sdacobeomrt
Rothf
McInnis
Shannon
Wolters
Feott
Severeia
Silvefeld
McGraw
Beaton Weseaveee
Slater
Gerber
Vitt
Sisler
Williams
Doris
Gerbi
Liebeld
Cobb
Young
Zachary
Flagstead
Jones
Arnamith
Tigera
Nationals Work at Bat
Partial readable sports scoreboard item shows team abbreviations and numeric tallies for batting and fielding. Named players or teams are unclear due to garbled OCR but the piece centers on Nationals performance at bat with multiple inning or stat codes present.
White Sox Rally To Take Game In Late Innings
Chicago turned a deficit into an 8 7 victory over Philadelphia after late rallies in the seventh and eighth. Weaver led the White Sox with strong batting as they swept the series, leaving Philadelphia at eight runs. The game featured key hits, runs batted in, and defensive plays, with Mayer getting the win and Kinney the loss.
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Philadelphia
Weaver
Phila
H.O.A. Burna
H.O.A
Leibold.rf
Kopf
McMnlic
Welker F
di Ateme
Rorneo
Kinney
Lowdermilk
Liebold
Knoppa
Walker
Burns
Perkins
MecMoullin
Jackson
Yelech
Walker K.collins
Dagan
Risberg
Hite
Murphy
Kopp
Thomas
Rinsberg
Jollins
Witt
Johnson
Gandil
OM Lowdermilk
Johns
Faber
Mayer
Williams
Dugan
Balk
William
Yanks Quit to Tribe After Opening Inning
Cleveland beat New York 6 to 1 in Cleveland as Coveleskie stymied the Yankees after the first inning. Quinn was hammered, Flipp ejected for protesting a called strike. Two New York hits and two Cleveland runs in the first set the tone. final line shows 14 hits for Cleveland and 8 for New York.
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TRIBE
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Ohio
New York
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Quinn
Flipp
Hildebrand
N. York
Vickrff
Graney
Fewster
Chapman
Quing
Shore
Spieiad
Ruus—Vick
Harris
O'Neill
Vick
le—Webster
Pennant Race Dope From the Major Leagues
Chicago Detroit and Cleveland boosted wins while the White Sox led the American League with a four game margin over Detroit and seven over Cleveland. St Louis moved up by beating Boston, New York fell to Cleveland, and the Yankees appear out of the pennant race. Cincinnati pressed toward the NL crown by defeating Brooklyn as New York split with the Cubs. Pirates climbed to first division by beating Philadelphia and pushing the Dodgers down. American League leaders show New York 35 61 43, Cleveland 66 48, St Louis 66 48, while Boston and Philadelphia trail. Yesterday’s results note Detroit over Washington and Chicago over Philadelphia with various interleague matchups.
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Detroit
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White Sox
Tigers
Indians
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Boston
New York
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Brooklyn
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Reds
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Griff Farms Fuller Club Adds to Roster
Detroit reports Fuller, former AEF star, traded to Shreveport Club for further seasoning. Nationals gain Snyder Fisher and Lindsay from Akron club with September 7 report date. Griffs may add more players in Chicago trip while Cobb and others contribute in various games and incidents across the circuit.
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Shreveport
Nationals
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Windy City
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Cobb
Herper
Tigers
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Milan
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Janvrin
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St. Louis
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Judge
Harper
Flagatead
Dauis
Griffs Beat Nationals In Final Detroit 7 to 2
Detroit's pitching in top form and steady fielding by the Griffs secured a 7 to 2 win over Washington in the third game of the series. Dauss and Gill held the Nationals to limited scoring while Detroit capitalized with timely hitting and aggressive baserunning led by Cobb and Heilmann. A late rally by Washington added few runs as Detroit maintained the lead and preserved the series edge.
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Whits Sox
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Vai
Janvrin
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Hellmann
Flagstead
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