Scoville's Bad Ride Costs King Pin the Neptune Stakes
In a 6 furlong Neptune Stakes at Faaptre City King Pin led early but dived into the fence as Royal Meteor closed to win by a scant length in 1 16. Wastluston, Scoville and Bobby Boyer faced penalties from the stewards for riding conduct during the chaotic finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Pin
Royal Meteor
Wastluston Best
New York
Duckey
Bobby Bayer
Vin
Nish
Tinkby Tower
Shilitnen
Abd Roy Helshi Ag
Wilton fair racing results and standings noted
The report covers multiple horse racing outcomes including the Stewards Cup and Vanderbilt stakes with key riders and horses named. It lists winners such as Vandecbilt and Maieriah with details on distances like nine and a half furlongs and references to Prix duo Mandinet and other race notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandecbilt
Vanderbilts
Turf Entries Divide Races With Mixed Weights and Stakes
A chaotic list of horse races lists entries for six events including three year olds up, two year olds, and a Nautilus stakes. Numerous horses names trainers and weights appear across races with purses and mile distances noted. The chaotic OCR text reads like a racing program with many mis-spellings and typos but clearly outlines multiple races and participant entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickszaw
Ethel D
Laivolatile
Campeon
Jupiter
Joe
Golden
Legend
Horace E
Black Chief
Ben Lasca
Madcap
Naughty Lad
Hiccough
Crash
Indora
Pick
Apache
Arvile
Norbitt
Blackford
Casque
Rockstone
Falrada
Galley Slave
Shack
Hlog Pin
Old Boy
Panter
Cand
Buster
Keely
Empire City Names Affected Figures Appearing in List
Fragmented OCR list shows numerous names and places such as Milton Street Desens Fountain Square and Emperor William among scattered mentions. No coherent event or context is clear. readable items resemble a roster or street directory rather than a complete news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Street
Pemanasa
Seadwell
Steve Lane
Dr Koeh
Milton the Floss
Shore Lark
Grin 1
Thee
Cook
Fountain Square
Desens
Allie Hid Il
Wana
Otila
Tarkley
Dee Itens
Jana Swift
Latonia
International Touring Association congress agenda draws European delegates
Two delegates from the American Automobile Association travel to Brussels for the Lisue Titernationale des Touring Associations congress. The event, running July 28 to August 1, aims to standardize touring rules and services among nations, with widespread participation from major clubs and unions across Europe and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Autoimoatie Association
Europe
International League of Touring Associations
Lisue Titernationale Des Usciations
Longstreth
Antonebite Club
Philadelphia
Amd WO
Victor Breyer
AL A
Paris
L. Bo A. Ty Uneress
Fourling Club
France
Motor Union
Gren Britain
Atuk Trelamn
American Automobile Association
Touring Club
Netherlands
Touring Club Des Ba Ras
L. L Aa. TF
Boates
Jack Johnson Returns to Chicago Amid Ovation and Uncertain Plans
Champion Jack Johnson arrives in Chicago to a massive public celebration attended by thousands. He signals possible vaudeville work and a Europe trip, denies quitting boxing, and faces legal action over a $1200 diamond ring while confirming tension with former manager George Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jack Johnson
George Little
San Francisco
Jeffries
Johnson
Little
Ife
Pugilist
Arolph Marks
Jittie
John Say
Vernon John
Marks
Reno
Truth
Era Olinson
Negrer
George W. Little
Wabash Avenue
Johnson Asked for Split in Jeff Johnson Fight Contracts in Hand
Special to The Washington Post reports the Johnson vs. Jeffries fight contracts were signed two days before bidding in New Jersey. Rickard describes payouts totaling about 270000, with profits split among Johnson and others, and notes advances, bonuses, and arrangements linked to Gleason Berger and Jeffries. Rickard hints at future promotions involving Tommy Burns and Langford and mentions Texas oil plans for Tex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffries
Sn Oeal
Washington Post
San Francisco
Cal
Jeff Johnson
Hickard
Jack Gleason
New Jersey
Rickard
New York
Johnson
Berger
Cheagan
Gleason
Gleason Fitu
Combine
San Berger
Jolnsan
Heno
Tim Sullivan
Culpeper Nine Defeats Washington Visitors in 9 to 1 Win
Culpeper defeated the Merry Widow nine from Washington by a 9 to 1 score today in Culpeper. Yost and other Culpeper players contributed to the victory in a home game noted by the special correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Culpeper
Merry Widow
Suspension of Bedwell Stable After Latonia Inquiry
Latonia Kentucky July 7 judges ruled off H G Bedwell owner of a large western racing stable and his agent Thomas H McCreary after an investigation of the horse Nadzu who appeared drugged in the July 4 race. Nadzu was excused and later Bedwell and his stable were suspended pending further action by the Kentucky racing commission. Bedwell, a prominent figure in California and the East, was cited in the case reporting to the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
H. G. Bedwell
Thomas H. McCreary
Latonia Course
Price
Dillon
Nadia
Bedwell
Kentucky Racing Commission
Fee Bedwell
California
East
Olives notch tight win over Tanglewood in Olympia League
In a tight amateur baseball match, the Olives edged Tanglewood in the Olympia League with a late burst of runs. Eckendorf, Lashéer, and Sullivan led scoring with multiple RBIs, while Burlasque hurled a strong game for Olives. Woodburn defeated Silver Spring in the Suburban League behind Mullin and Shaefar, with Mullin’s run and Buschers’ timely hits driving the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olives
Tanglewood
Tanglew'é
AE Eckendorf
Callahen
Lashear
Schwegler
I Myer
Burlasqos
Sullivan
Woodburn
Silver Spring
Mullin
Shaefar
Woodb
Carrol
Sitiprbon
Davis
Sel
Tia Breele
I Lodge
Hiser
Oj Ahalt
I Buscher
P. Dageette
Ui McCarthy
Shueter
O Boykin
Ifyes
McKenny
Owen
G Moore
Atwenedtet
LO Seel Clark
Scotburn Silver Spring
Warthen
Cissel
Lodge
Adalt
Buscher
Stents
Bore
Moore
Chree
Carroll
Davin
Iudge
Adait
McCarty
Clark
Haggett
Ludge
Herald and Andrews duel in Commercial League clash
Herald edges Andrews 6 to 6 in a well played tie. Gray and Gil top hitters for the winners with three singles each. Key plays include a three-base hit by Walker and multiple stolen bases. Rawlings and Hanvey split pitching duties with 6 and 14 strikeouts respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A O Gray
Obrien
Walker
Arl'd
Ibavis
D.mulvey
Oleegerald
Herald
Ray Keane
Hawlings
O’brien
Thayer
Morris
Howell
M. Garrard
Davia
Mulvey
Andrews
Rawlings
Hunvey
Mawlings
Hanvey
Iunvey
wWalker
Gil
Gray
Davis
Keana
Beck
A. Mulvey
Allen
Keane
Volemat
Fitzgerald
Mit
Ry Haanvey
Noone
Mr. Connors
Agriculture defeats Bureau in Colored Dept League 12 to 9
Agriculture tops the Bureau 12 to 9 in fast time with Carter strong in center. Multiple players contributed including Haswell, Jones, Campbell, and Grant. Reynolds pitched for Bureau while Davis started for Agriculture, with 1 hour 30 minutes on the clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture
Bureau
Carter
Fl Agriculte
Uae
Andrews
Annstead
Logan
Reya'tsth
Marrella
Simms
al Grant
Davis
Wyeks
Uenwen
Thomas
Dickson
Oisones
Campbell
Brown
P. Graves
Aba
Randoly
Gane
Armistead
Roswell
Graves
Carews
Grant
Jones
Drawn
Errere
Erleulires
Reynold
Mugnade
Reynolds
Tayay
Haswell
Stine
Stole
Pases
Carrell
Carroll
Weyeks
Mr. Narley
Ninth Overpowers Anacostia In Sunday School League Play
Ninth strengthened its pennant bid by routing Anacostia 10 to 4 before a large crowd. Richmond pitcher Milton Brome fueled Ninth’s offense while Anacostia errors fueled the Christians’ win as key run scorers included Johnson Quantrelle Marceron and M Broome with contributions across the lineup. Umpire Mr. Hughes supervised a 1 hour 5 minute game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anacostia
Richmond
Milton Brome
Anarostia
Abhore Johnsen
Osiri
Marreron
Anglia
Ananastia
Batle
Polley
Pitchel
Dy. Priddy
Baley
Priddy
Bailey
Hitenmond
Hinmaran
M. Froome
C. Broome
Car Department Defeats Station In Exhibition Tilt
In a slow, unexciting exhibition in the Terminal Hailroad Y M C A League, the Car Department edged the Station 3 to 1. Key players included McDonald, Stratton, Thompson, Callow, and Lynch. pitching and fielding miscues marked the contest as both sides failed to field full teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. CG
Abhore McDonald
Ol Taylor
Slansherry
Othompson
Hughes
O'Wyneonp
Pugh
Ukaighton
O'Fundy
Manhattan
Ownligine
Free Seaking
Union Tribe
Eee
Car Department
Cal Winemsheast
Awanie
Kilroy
Callow
Hydhes
Stratton
Donnelly
Riga
Masupler
Thompson
Lynch
Callaw
Riddle
McDonald
Stansberry
Gailey
Cates
Kirey
Cal
Halsilp
Handi- Umangh
drLord
Ellery
Tatats
Gator
Buns—Whitmarsh
Trampler
Qi Lynch
Oakley
Iaislip
Ambaugh
Moran
Herbert
Lord
van Buskirk
Menhattan
National ‘Union
Carlin
Hearn
Trearn
E. Herbert
Hitch Om Carlin
Henn
Strack
Dy Carlin
B. Herbert
Umbaugh
Naislip
Fischer
Backflea
Nits
Dampier
Stalenbarch
Hiddle
Whit- Marah
Donnelly O Birdle
Bmr
Newman
Henry Hudson Henry’s Last Story Preview in Post’s Monthly
The Post’s Monthly Magazine will feature QC Henry’s last story in a forthcoming Sunday issue. Readers are urged to order now as the piece is prized by admirers and the only way to secure it is through The Post’s Monthly Sunday Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
The
Post
Wter
America
Doyle Wins and Semis Set in Southern Lawn Tennis Tourney
Connie Doyle of Washington and C B Doyle reach the doubles final and singles final, with James H Winston to challenge for the title after Theodore Pell declines to defend. Semifinals feature Whitehead and Winston versus Thornton and Grant, and Doyle brothers against Hall and Cragin in Atlanta East Lake matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R Pell
New York
Doyle Brothers
Atlanta
Southern Lawn Tennis Association
East Lake Courts
Whitehead
Winston
Norfolk
Thornton
Grant
Hall
Cragin
Washington
Carter
Middlebrooks
Whitehead and Winston
Willams and
Angier
Hart and Cragin
Cooper and Nardy
Memphis
C. B. Doylé
James H. Winston
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Tofay W. Merritt Hall
H. G. Whitehead
H. E. Doyle
W. B. Cragin
Frank van Cider
Knoxville
Harrington
C. ¥. Smith
Miss Ridley
Atkinson
Miss Sullivan
Mr. Thornton
Race problems widen after Reno fight sparks British debate
London commentary calls for keeping the Negro race "a little in check" amid race tensions after the Jeffries Johnson bout. American observers discuss racial theory, with claims of progress and extinction timelines, while other notes report Langford-Johnson bout talks, Negroes protesting fight pictures, Flynn's hospital discharge, and Fritz Martin's Canadian amateur golf title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jeffries-Johnson
Reno
Johnson
United States
Daily Telegraph
Chicago
W. T L. Hamilton
University of California
Northwestern University
Evanston
Amateur games listed for multiple leagues today
A compiled schedule shows Bankers' League Washington Loan and Trust vs National Cit. Capital City League Sewage Pumping Station vs Navy Yard. Commercial League Watford vs Berry Whitmore. Independence League Twining ya St Paul. Marqueste League Columbia vs Hygenia Laboratory. Olympia League St Stevens vs Prospect. Suburban League Brightwood Washington Post. Sunday School League Sixth vs Langdon. Terminal Railroads M. GA League Adams vs Trainthen. Colored Departmental League Footoffice vs War and Navy. No games in Departmental or Southern Railway leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers’ League
Washington Loan and ‘Trust
National Cit
Capital City
Navy Yard
Watford
Berry & Whitmore
Independence League
Twining Ya
St. Paul
Marqueste
Columbia
Hygienia Laboratory
St. Steven's
Prospect
Southern Railway League
Brightwood Va
Washingto Post
Chance Punches Masher on Train Ride to Cleveland
The Washington Post reports manager Frank Chance of the Chicago Nationals assaulted a male passenger aboard a train carrying the Cubs from Pittsburg to Chicago. The fight began after Mrs. James Archer, wife of Cub catcher, told Chance the man insulted her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Chicago
Frank Chance
National League Baseball Club
Cub
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Chance
James Archer
Evans Jr Leads Open Championship Qualifying at Westward Ho
Chicago July 7 Western Champion Charles Evans Jr of Edgewater Golf Club tops the Open field in qualifying at Westward Ho, shaving a stroke from the course record. National Champion Robert Gardner of Hinsdale scores 82. intercollegiate champ Albert Seckel of Princeton posts 78. Huntington censor bans Jeffries Johnson fight pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Westward Ho Golf Club
Charles Evans, Jr
Edgewater Golf Club
Robert Gardner
Hinsdale
Albert Seckel
Princeton
Capital Traction Triumph Over Woodward & Lothrop
Capital Traction defeated Woodward & Lothrop by 17 to 9 in a youth team game. Players averaged 15 years old and gathered at 637 G Street South with Austin Ychrutt noted in location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Traction
Woodward & Lothrop
Ustin Ychrutt
G Street South
Worth of a Husband in York Courts Revealed
Nashville gossip details a custody style suit over a chorus girl wife and a millionaire son. The Wells family clashed as the husband, Ira Storrs Wells, allegedly faced parental control and a navy posting. The case centers on loss of affection and a demand for compensation for a supposed break in domestic harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashvillie
York
Nes Dtaynor Storrs Wells
Ne Dabney
Weber & Fidds
Wells
Jwing
United States
Weiss
China Station
United States Navy
Freal
Ira
Father Wells
New York
Daily Diet Hints From Dr T J Allen
In hot weather reduce meat bread and potatoes and eat more fruit and greens. A sedentary worker should have breakfast of fruit or rice and cream with buttermilk or toast. Dinner may feature rice and cream or fruit and light proteins. supper can include prunes, pineapple, melon and olive oil or similar combos. A cold bath in the morning aids cooling.
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Scoville
Bobby Boyer
Timah
Bhacun
de Tiegrave
Falsa
Denis
Sanie Wetls
Vmpex
Winul- Sef
Maieriah
Empire City
Fort Erie
Plaerland
No Smile
Koo
Hip
Mill
al Maeller
Jan Griffon
Orbed Way
Atlvo Blitzen
Detroit
Kina
Deveney
Iosamch
Vanfty
Y Posey
Startler
Red Wirius
Oulle Michau
Haury
Ligne
Domithileta
Lithe
Minnie
Lord Neesuan
Havent
Protagonist
Malion
Foe Gattens
Dane Switt
Lam Lyn
Ur. Barkley
Sir Edward
Minot
Furtonga
John Kiteere
Lawn O' Day
Brags Baton
Pom Fisher
Newdiver
Wicker
Lot- Man
Sabatn
Jack Weaver
St. Aloysius
Haidoman, Ltd
Dottie Hy Starry Herriman
Okuiona
Anny Tesvere
Coletta
Wishing Mig
Knight
Hwatant
Mary Day
Iyer
Wivater
Americaneer
Waeleria
Wapaneea
Park
Horace Mies
Milal Foxy Mary
Faeetur Ibelsborg
Idearl
Leamence
Pinkala
Qeyracolle
Pt Gurtevait
Ach Willen
Austin
Hresersin Sith
Ray Leiniles
Prop
Laryner
Easy Len
Yen
Robert Tawetl
St Fine McGraw
Elanete
Helen Burnett
Aml
Méunie
Merii Mone Lisa
Panad
Mile
Iarksemy
Seen
Vaile
Fautava
Reine Flin de May
Oram
Ururtans
Fia
Anturme Tritt
Caribek
Amt Tien
Southern Geld
Marie Mo
Slewr
Mae Garse
RTE Kirst
Minks
Bhack Chief
Sales TE Katin
M. Verbsei Liven
Iat Penkenp
Uh Revel
Bir
Tapher
Norhit
Chatter
Automobile World
Teel
Studbaker
Botan
Inyo
Warhington
Bohawksen
Oren Bailyweed
Stearns Cy
Mater Car Company
Ovo Carlusds
Chahnery Mat
Ea. Welle Coetereyele
Andt al
Auhre Peed Montgomery Kh
Washingknd ‘Trust Company
Aduns
Getteshurs
dJobuson
Philiatelphia
White House
Government Office
Ita
Dept
National Electrical Supply
New York Ave
LE Roy Mark
Uyon
Oloradg
Rome
John Arthur Johnson
Gui
Chicago and Nourth- Western
Jack
Tiney Johnson
Petro
Tie
Veinn Tim
Sam
Langford
Tein
Tam
Tampion
Sam Lansford
Hisden
Latonia Race Course
Hauser
NAT. Union
Connie Doyle
Woodman
Ype Woodman
Sam Langford
Laneford
Cincinnati
Ohio
Covington
Craig
Hamilton
Toronto
George Lyon
Lambton
Fritz Martin
Trust Department
Washington Loan and Trust Co
John Joy Edson
President Corner 9Th and F Sts. N. W
Masher
Chicago Cubs
Man
Archer
Golfer Evans
Huntington
W. Va
Board of Commissioners
Jeffries-Johnsons
RW Capital Traction
We & L
T. J. Allen
Joseph B. Bowles
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic City
Wildwood
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
N. J
Delaware River Bridge
Clarks
R.P. Andrews Paper CO
la, Ave
N. W
St. Curne Tonnaggres
C. A. Muddiman & Co
12Th St
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