Judge Wright Wins Niagara Stakes at Fort Erie
Niagara Stakes at Fort Erie features Judge Wright defeating Belmont challenger Rockview in the opening dash for two year olds. Kentuky delegation dominates the afternoon with five of seven winners, while trainer Dave Woodford touts his horse and several others contest multiple races including Widow Moon and Sandvate.
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Buffelo
Judge Wright
Rockview
Fort Erie
Widow Moon
Deathar
Judge Wegat
Zim
Dave Woodford
Woodford
Frank
Solan
West Point
Burns
Gag Friatpine
Hofman
Ooltn
Alan
Bhullinger
Te Toma
McTaggart
Martind Esen
Koerner
Senator
Maunte
Vanker Fatherola
Eton Bir
Fone Aera
Bo Sowers Fa
Tima
Kate Kittle
George
Deeds
Corte Biret
Duke of Briigea Ory
Hatne
Fort Erie racing entries synopsis for today’s program
Maretha Allen and a list of entrants across six races with weights ages and added money. Notable horses include Chinook 110 Gordon Ruassi 110 and Dock Tracy 110 in the maiden race, plus multiple entries across selling races and handicaps for three year olds and up with assorted weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Erie
Hellrog
Martha Allen
Lecheree
Lol Ragusa
Brinary
Miccomtee
Hardoyle
Chinook
Gordon Ruassi
Lewin
Uncle Odie
Terrible Hill
Dock Tracy
Coomack
Nawcomer
Idle Michael
Wiss Hynes
Wobdermarker
Thistle Dale
Mise Nett
Spright
Ceramonyua
Blanche Francis
Lady Sybil
Elnar
Bettie Sus
Lady
Beaucoup
Tom Holland
Dyeagolda
John Lou
Fregaraiholland
Cubs Sign Fred Williams In Notre Dame Outfielder Deal
July 2 reports say Fred Williams, star Notre Dame outfielder and track athlete, has been signed by Cubs president Charles Murphy. Williams is described as fast on bases and a clean up hitter. Also noted are Fuclk from Wisconsin and Thomas from Rockford tied to today’s report.
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Fred Williams
Notre Dame
Chicago
Fred Wiliams
Notre Dame University
Charles Murphy
Cubs
Willams
Fuclk
University of Wisconsin
Thomas
Rockford
U S Marksmen Capture Gold in 80-Meter Pit Shooting
In Stockholm today the United States team won the 80 meter pistol contest with a 2016 aggregate, Sweden second at 1900, Great Britain third at 194. Individual day bird shooting saw Colas of France win 94, Madsen of Denmark 93, Johaassen of Sweden 965. Training disrupted by drizzle as Sullivan met Crown Prince Gustave Adolph.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Fring
United States
Great Britain
J. R. Graham
Chicago
A. A
James E. Sullivan
Crown Prince
Gustave Adolph
Tafthe
Organizes Ball League in Alexandria Sunday Schools
The Alexandria Sunday School Baseball League was formed with eight teams Methodist Protestant Southern Methodist First Baptist Del Ray Baptist Presbyterian Christ Episcopal Grace Episcopal and St Pauls Episcopal. Games will be on North Alfred street on Tuesdays and Fridays with a nominal admission. Early schedule shows Methodist Protestant vs First Baptist July 4 and Southern Methodist vs First Baptist July 4 10am as well as Southern Methodist vs Del Ray Baptist July ? and Second Presbyterian vs First Baptist July 12. By laws to be adopted at next Monday night meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Chamber of Commerce
Southern Methodist
First Baptist
del Ray Baptist
Presbyterian
Christ Episcopal Grace Episcopal
St Pauls Episcopal
North Alfred Street
Methodist Protestant
Southern
Methodist
del Ray
Second Presbyterian
Minor League Baseball Score Summary Across Leagues
A compact report lists results from American Association Interstate matches with St Paul and Milwaukee, International League games Rochester Toronto and Jersey City Newark, Tri State League Harrisburg Johnstown Trento Atlantic City Wilmington Allentown Reading York, New England League Fall River Worcester Brockton Lowell 11 innings, Southern League Atlanta Mobile Nashville Montgomery New Orleans Chattanooga Birmingham, Virginia League Portsmouth Newport News Roanoke Richmond Norfolk, Carolina Association Charlotte Greenville Spartanburg Winston Salem Greensboro Appalachian League Johnson City Bristol Morristown Asheville, South Atlantic League Macon Jacksonville Savannah Columbus Albany forfeited to Columbia after Albany players refused to pay a fine.
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American Association
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louisville
Toledo
Columbia
Perrygo Ankle Broken In Government League Game
Perrygo suffers a fractured ankle after a sixth inning collision with Lamb at third base as Agriculture wins 17 to 7. Owens of Agriculture allowed ten safeties but kept them scattered. Platt, Jackson, and McLarny delivered key hits for the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture
Government Printing Office
Lamb
Center
Perrygo
Hare
Owens
OPO
Abhoap Aggies
Abhoah
Ferryga
M Jackson
Bom
Ua Frasier
Opiait
Sleckman
Olamd
Hellz
McLarasy
Selbald
Benner
Witcox
Scho
Sullivan
Hughey
Fatale SA
Rune
Parrygo
Boss
Ford Stockman
Kelly
Hughes
Jackson
Platt
Bmc Larney
Earnshaw
Frapater
Owen Firat
Aggies
OM Sullivan
Owen
Insinga
Q Jickson
McLarney
Ketly
Bender
Perry
McLarnay Bencer
Jackson Umplia
Natta
Baseball action across city leagues with multiple games
Amater games featured in Northeast and Northwest sections with several matches. Highlights include First M P versus Metro at First M P arena and Trinity and St Stephens in the Marquette League, plus Ward, War, and Interior league results with varied pitching performances and key hits by Hager, Ralph Murtaugh, Callow, Pettit, and Dore. Widespread scoring and defensive plays marked the day across Department, Station, and local clubs with multiple bases stolen and notable home runs.
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St Stephen’s
Trinity
Wisconsin Avenue
Stephen's
Theodore
OlNoone
Ager Homan
DiCallan
Lshetterifp
ujPerdy
Blundom
UyPettit P Cf
Wade
Steed
Rt Zoad Ou
Sd Japaip
St Stephen
Balle
L Shelrer
Pettit
Denials
Hese
Homan
Ralph Murtaugh
Robert Murtaugh
Murtaugh Jackson
Bhetter
Plichee
Daniels
R_Murtaugh
Murtaugh
Fom
Mr Morris
War
Inter
Strateht
Pollock
Wolsenberger
Jane Conover
Belson
Tanai
O Orchifferittes
Carroll Rf
O Sherman
Straight
Fisher
O Watson
Robinson Ab
OfFischer
Hansen Ib
Conover
Carroll
Rowley
Schifferti
Gray
Welsenberger
Plaonsry
HiteOff Gray
Flannery
Homer Oy Kell
Pugh
Abu GA el
Handis
Callow
Oj Dunber
Bransbury If
Butler Cf
Hendy
Eraffrag
McCann T
Mallwood
Kilroy
Mmbaugh
Torocgee - Sever
Rune
Whitmarsh Olivers
Hillary Delahunt
Sulan Coleman O'Brien Machich Remadall Bell
Car Department
Thompaon
Heralf
Seaon & Station
Dalls
Megby
Blumphries
Oliver
Basle
Bell Simma
Flynn
Dore
Taubiga
J Cal 'GtHrlen
Olver
McMahon
Hillary Thompston
Doleman
McMfehon
Kill
Delahunt
Megley
J Callow
Man
Ty Humphries
Moleman
Kehi
F Callow
Jenkins
Coulon Dominates Wagner In Ten Round Bantam Bout
New York July 2 bantamweight champion Johnny Coulon of Chicago outboxed Jon Wagner in ten rounds. Coulon used left hooks and right uppercuts while Wagner, badly hurt aside from a brief second round surge, failed to mount a durable offense. Semifinal featured Bobby Wilson and Batting Hurley with Hurley overcoming Wilson in a clear decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johnny Coulon
Chicago
Jon Wagner
Wagner
Coulon
Bobby Wilson
Utich
Batthing Hurley
Passaic
N. J. Wilson
Matt Wells
Hurley
NO HOLDING IN BIG BOUT FLYNN JOHNSON OBJECT
East Las Vegas New Mexico July 2 Johnson and Flynn finished boxing on Sunday and are resting for the two day away bout They conduct light road work and gym sessions as a precaution The fighters expect a calm conference with referee Heferes Smith and agree on no holding and hitting with self protection during breakaways Referee Smith will penalize any hold and hit infraction.
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Flynn
Johnson
Las Vegas
N Mex
Eas
Heferes Smith
Smith
Nelson Bests Bezenah In Ten Round Winnipeg Match
In Winnipeg on July 2 Battling Nelson edged Andy Bezenah in a ten round bout. Nelson landed several hard blows and twice forced Bezenah to the mat. The display drew praise though no knockout occurred as police stood by. The bout had strong local interest and newspapers expect Nelson to be the winner.
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Cincinnati
Winnipeg
Nelson
Andy Bezenah
Beztnah
Canada
Alex Ross Leads Golfers for Massachusetts Title
Alexander Ross Braeburn pro led the first half of the 1912 Massachusetts open at Oakley Country Club Watertown mass with 145 strokes 71 morning 74 afternoon 3 stroke ahead of Boston’s Tom McNamara 151 Campbell Country Club was third at 156 with P M Smith Oakley amateur and T G Campbell Mount Tom tied for fourth at 188 final holes due tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Watertown
Mass
Alexander Ross
Braeburn
Oakley Country Club
Inks
Alexander Campbell
P M. Smith
Oakley
T G Campbell
Mount Tom
Puritan Cup Won By Avenger In Eastern Yacht Club Regatta
The Avenger sloop owned by Henry L Maxwell of New York won the Puritan Cup in Marblehead Massachusetts as part of the Eastern Yacht Club regatta. The Elena under Morton F Plants led the big schooner class, and Muriel chartered by Henry A Morae topped the second division schooners. Riverside Canoe Club opened its camp despite threatening weather drawing 500 visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Mass
Avenger
Henry L Maxwell
New York
Eastern Yacht Club
Robert Wimmons
Bosston
Morton F
Elena
Irotita
EH Walter Clark
Philadelphia
Muriel
Henry A Morae
Boston
Princess
Taormina
Riverside Canoe Club
Three Sisters, Island
Aloysius Triumph over Manhattan in Independence League clash
Aloysius defeated Manhattan 6 to 1 on First and M streets northeast as Kelley pitched and Degnon, Ricker, Haden and Brady starred for Aloysius. Footnotes show box-score anomalies and fielding highlights shaping the East Washington Sunday School League game.
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Marines
North Capitol
L Streets
MCA
Sands
Callal
Croghan
OlMfeaney
Harvey
Bohr
McGowth
Keyman
ijLipp
Nairn
Tidgto OS Marines
Nuna
Harvey Dillon
Thompson Sands Pes
Meaney
McGann Shafer
Shannon Nairn
Sanda
Crog
Pee
Shannon
Nairn Parkins
Harvey Dilton
Thompson Sande
Mc Gano Lipp Bhafer
Douglas
Collistoner
Aloysius
Manhattan
First
M Streets
Donnelly
Kelley
Aloyzius
Wanhausn
Degnon
Lemeric
Ricker
SC Dampier
Haden
Donythir
Knighton If
Cabec Bea
Handsboe c
Herriman
Brady
Vspampier
Mughes
Boertst
Powell
Callifiower
McMahon
Aloyetus
O Reilly Degnen
Rickee Hundtboe Brady
Boermnstein
Repp
Dammter J Donnelly Aid
Hughes
Handiboe
Boernstein Gelb
basds—Degnon
Ricker Haden Brady
Boernstein
Rapp
Harriman
J Donnelly
Dampter
Rapa
Colllflower
Knighton
Handitee Umplue
Betta
Raintree
Thornett
Teddy Murray
Methodiata
East Washington
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Mattingly
Robtwitz
Strothers
Crishanks Ife
Murray
O'Devin
Cfsnp
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O'Gooder
Harris Rf
Dodge Ssrt
F Jackson
Ol Thornett
Miller
First Presbyterian
Rune—Strothers
Rounties
Murrey
Harris Keen Lewis
White
Cruick
Davis
Souder Thornet
McKee
Firat Presbyterian & Firet Bass
Espey
Hoberta
Davin
Thornnett
L. Roberts
Souder
Eepey
Bouder
Davis Rowntree
Rowntree
Marrs Miller
Strothere Jackson
L Roberts
Mattingly Harris Jackson
Lewis
Thornett McKee
Voshell Loses In Upset At Middle States Lawn Tennis
Mountain Station NJ July 2 The second day of the Middle States lawn tennis championship produced an upset as 8 H Voshell fell to C A Del Dionne of the West Side Club in three sets 6-2 6-4 6-4 In earlier action Voshell had beaten H R Partridge 6-4 6-0 Edgar W Leonard former Harvard champion defeated C S Mills 6-2 6-1 W M Wathburn the young star defeated Felix D Doubleday 6-2 6-4 and AH Manor Yale standout took two straight sets from C M Bissell in the third round.
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Mountain Station
H Voshell
CA 'el Dionne
West Side Club
Voshell
H R Partridge
Edgar W Leonard
Harvard
C S$ Mills
M Wathburn
lPelix D Doubleday
AH Manor
Yale
C 'M Bissell
Grand Circuit Season Opens in Lansing Trotting Meet
Grand Circuit opens in Lansing with fast times as 218 trot first heat clocks 2 10 and pacers 214 class turn 206 1 2. Joe F Patchen II dominates the 214 race while Echomore Fanny Crank race heats spark lively pacing and Baden Archdale contest the 216 trot with Marigold breaking late.
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Lansing Midh
Lansing
Mar
Clase
Joe F Patchen II
Geers
Ot Akers
Patchen
Echomore
Fanny Crank
Baden
Mieg Archdale
Marigold
Pister
Todd
Murphz
Benyor
Saéle Colbert
Aurteten
Behemore
Kerr
Hadley
Pretoria
Doe Patchen
Joe Patchen
Memning
Pete
Murphy
Peart
Stretbring Lad
Rodney
Bingars
Archdain
Schutt
Pee Wee Bog
Castle
Bob
R Grady
Ennis
Dean
Helen Wilter Bom
Ricbiey
Forestville July 4 races feature drive by top locals
Dr Lansbury has arranged a matinee program at Dr J E Sansbury track Forestville Md on July 4 with four events three trot or pace races and a six driver comedy heat. Entries include Peter Ford Austral Liltis Bess Prince Redwood Sailor Wilkes Mise Cremiin Lite Kitty Egon D Beed Jam Sin Mo Galtane Maid Juptlantt Axta Black Patchen and notable names such as Champ Clark Theodore Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson Taft Javing and others in the male race.
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Lansbury
J E
Peter Ford
Austral
Liltis Bess
Prince Redwood
Sailor Wilkes
Mise Cremiin
Doctor Waters
Egon D Beed
Jam Sin
Frank Frae
Juptlantt Axta
W J Pryan
J E Lansburyty
Champ Clark
John Jervis
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles Weaver
Woodrow Wilson
Horeca Croaler
William Taft
Charles Javing
Oscar Ladere
Wood
Tippett
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