De Palma Wins Coke Trophy Elgin Road Race In Narrow Margin
Ralph De Palma claimed the Coke trophy by finishing 302 miles in 4 hours 31 minutes 36 seconds, just ahead of Joe Dawson who completed the distance in 4 hours 39 minutes 62 seconds. Dawson drove Deltal while De Palma piloted Miccer as about 36 laps of a roughly 3 1/2 mile course were run with no major incidents.
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Baseball Scores From Multiple Leagues Reported in Shaken Odds
In Columbus and across the minor leagues, teams posted mixed results with wins for Louisville over Columbus and Milwaukee over Kansas City, while Indianapolis crushed Pittsburgh and St Louis outlasted Cleveland in a 21 inning game. Rain affected several fixtures including York at Allentown and Charville at Winston.
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Futurity Transferred to Saratoga With 14,000 Purse
The nine remaining nominees race in the Futurity at Saratoga under Coney Island Jockey Club consent. Bringhurst tops weights at 120 pounds, with Southern Maid 119, Pennant 117, Forum 117, Black Toney 117, and Addie Man 119. The event, run over 6 furlongs, shifts from Coney Island to Saratoga by special arrangement, part of a larger Saratoga racing card including multiple purses and notable entrants.
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Oxon Hill Triumphs Over Congress Heights In Potomac Loop
Oxon Hill defeated Congress Heights 4 to 1 in a fast Potomac League game. Pee pitched his best for Oxon Hill with two hits allowed and four strikeouts. Key plays included a three-base hit by Hager and two-base hits by Kerr Hoyle and N Fisher. Umpire Mr. Venable.
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Rockville Fair ends after four days with strong turnout
Special to The Washington Post from Rockville Maryland August 29. The Rockville fair closed after a four day exhibition with favorable weather and strong attendance. Horse show results feature many prizes across harness, saddle, and hunter divisions won by Bowles Bros., Julian Morris, and other local handlers. Jockeys Walker and Dunlop were fined $10 each for disobedience at the post as five racing events produced close finishes, including Ballymore and Africa winning purses of 125 dollars each.
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Cavalry Wins National Rifle Match at Camp Perry
Special to The Washington Post from Camp Perry Ohio August 29 Cavalry led by Col William E Harvey won the $3 000 national trophy and $450 cash with a 2675 score while the infantry slid to eighth place and the navy and Oregon claimed top prizes in the skirmish run The District of Columbia team captain Capt William E Harvey praised the cavalry’s skirmish strength and Capt Frank W Holt led the district with 233 of 250 in the final tally along with other shooters. Palma team tryouts were announced with West and Bartlett named among leaders.
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Lost Race Against Death Ends in Jamaica Tragedy
New York motorists Lea Shubert and siblings raced to Jamaica from Rockaway in a high powered car after learning their father David Shubert 75 died after an asthma attack. The Schuberts arrived five minutes too late to bid him farewell as he passed away at his Jamaica home.
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Bryan to Punish Slavers Murder in Chile Report
Secretary of State Bryan will order an inquiry into the murder of Rev. Carl Hausen at Iquique Chile upon his return. He will direct the American consul to obtain facts and demand the arrest and punishment of the slayers, awaiting further reports.
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Illinois A. C. sweeps 1 mile at Perry centennial meet
McGillivray led Illinois Athletic Club of Chicago teammates to the top three places in the 1 mile swim at Put-In-Bay Ohio The victory saw McGillivray finish first with McDermott second and Merriam third in a 27 minute 12 1/2 second race
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Revival of Trade Gains Steam as Prices Rise
Dan's Review reports signs of revived commercial activity with optimism spreading for a strong fall and winter. Iron and textile markets show improvement while bank clearings rise 2.4 billion, and failures edge up from last year. Bradstreet's notes mixed demand but higher textile prices and cautious buying amid crop worries. Australian cricketers defeat Chicago squad 312 to 103 in Chicago.
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