Richest Stake on U S Tracks at Churchill Downs
Townwike Kentucky July The value of the Kentucky endurance stake to be run on October 7 at Churchill Downs is about 3 percent more than double last year making it the richest price on the American turf. Lyman H. Davis of the Tomassitty Jockey Club will send entry blanks this week and expects top long distance horses to enter the four mile race. The last autumn winner Messenger Flu is owned by Eugena Lutz and will be trained again for the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townwike
Churchill Downs
Lyman H. Davis
Tomassitty Jockey Club
Messenger Flu
Eugena Lutz
Ray
Post Office Team Defeats PontoMes in Departmental League
Government Printing Office lost 18 to 2 to PontoMes amid lineup confusion and key missing players. The article lists numerous players and scoring details, noting Frye, Williams, Beard, and Barnhardt among others, with miscues and errors impacting the blowout on the Ellipse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Smith
Government Printing Office
PontoMes
Yang
Mall Carriers
Tou Staming
Moat A Po
Auhore Watt Su Frye
Tsimpsom Gh
Midsis
Sams
Barhardt Kerr
Vaughan
Reard Wismarr Menten
Katt
Ryan
Free
Soe Y Cwark
Basa
Vowumia
Ryans
Haine
Frere
Mnatiga
Willams
Cae Ta
Om Herring
WilMama
Ayaash
Marabart
Brye
Neff
Fea
Atama
Americans Sweep 800 Meters At Stockholm Olympics
Stockholm July 8 Americans dominated the 800 meters with Meredith Davenport and Sheppard setting world marks. Braun led the German challenge as multiple U S runners delivered wins in a day of strong sprint and field results. Disqualification marred the 400 meter relay, while U S walkers and divers posted notable showings amid a high intensity program.
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Spart
Germany
Bretting
Australia
United States
Sweden
Great Britain
France
Africa
Denmark
Fin- Nana
Greece
Norway
Jhera
Johnny Hayes
London
Kolehmainen
Corkery
Canada
Graham
South Africa
Hayes
R. M. Zimmerman
Quebec
G. W. Galdzick
Chicago
A.A
Arthur McAleenan
Anal—Kolehmatoen
Finland
Louis Tewanima
Carliale
A. Stearnos
Joseph Keeper
Manitoba
A. Orland
Italy
Sim
J. B Meredith
Merperaburg Academy
Melvin
Ruynalng
Almen W. Richards
America
Ligsche
George L. Horris
Ieiand
Stanford University
Mater
George Goulding
Ontario
H. J. Webb
England
Eumark
Hire Palmer
Atth
W. G. Yates
A.C. C. St. Norman
T. Dumbill
V. E. Gyldie
Frederick H. Kelner
N. Y
Ém. Benning
Innocent
Demjan
Malisch
Lindri
Is. Courbet
Belgium
Austria
Livord
George B._ Patton
Jtr
Trizi
Trntted Bistes
Awedon
Hungary
Grounds Hink Svs Whangs at Home Grounds
The afternoon program features the second chapter of the Lim Pik series at the home grounds with two cent admission. Oleanders, Starfish Giants, and a gas works clash headline the card in a lively local sports bill.
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Hink Svs
Down BY Gas Works
Oleanders Starfish Giants
Richards A Young Athlete Wins Olympic High Jump
Provo Utah July Alma Richards a twenty one year old from Utah won the high jump at Stockholm setting Olympic records. He has studied at Brigham Young University for four years and previously failed to win two years ago before sweeping all events last spring.
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Provo
Utah
Alma Richards
Stockholm
Brigham Young University
Aggies Rally Past Interior in High-Scoring Government League Clash
Agriculture powered past Interior 18 to 6 in the Government League. Key hitting by Hernan and strong miscues by Interior defined the game, with Aggies supporters tallying 28 hits to Interior's 16. Notable mentions include Lamb, McLarney, Kernan, and Kelly for the Aggies and Hoskins, Elliott, and Colleman on the mound for Interior.
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Government League
Hernan
Agricure
Adito
el Interior
Hor
Aogiri Kernan
OlHo'We
Aspect
Kelly
Oanman
Stevens
Asabean
Warnshaw
Stavenson
Owen
Ocollege
HUAG
Aggies
Titadi
Hune—Shaw
Metis
Hoskins
Altman
Stevenson
Jackson
Frazier
Lamb
McLarney
Kernan
Stevena
Colegeman
Hoslan
Eliott
Mhits
Om Collageman
Hosking
Elliott
Hosklom
Hillett
Harnshaw
Thres
Frasier
Helly
Collegeman
Mertz
Mr. Nall
Amateur Games Today Across Multiple Leagues
A summary of Sunday matches across Columbia, Independence, Southland, East Washington, Metropolitan, First Presbyterian, and other leagues. Notable pairings include American Security Ts Standard against War, North Carolina versus Anacostia, and Rockaway versus Capital. Locations span White House area to Capitol streets, with venues listed for each matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia League
Sixteenth Street
Columbia Road
American Security Ts Standard
Independence League
First
Manhattan
Southland
Washington League
D Streets
Metropolitan
Departmental
White House
el- Apne
Commerce and Labor
War
Government
Eclipse
O. PO
Marquette
Treasury League
Eupne
Comptroller of Currency
Capital City League
North Capitol
Rockaway
Capital A. C. Northern Association
Georgia Avenue
Kenyon Streets
Park
Seaton
Jackson
Methodists
First Presbyterian
Washington
Thirteenth
First Pres
Aho
Abhogat Callahan
Mattingly
Eapey
Ghlawis
Tho
Strobh's
Eiiickson
Ofan
McWee
tWileris
Thornett
G. Miller
T Crown
Oif. Miller
A.cwlpib
UL White
Naps May Bother and Athenaics in Playoff Push
Nine and a half games ahead, the champions face the West in pursuit of the pennant. An Athletics appeal to President Johnson over Gandil and Eddie Collins adds drama as Gaildil’s theft attempt is debated. Akers and Kahoe moves shuffle rosters while Andrews pursues Johnson fights in Australia for 45000. Norfolk tops Roanoke as Portmouth falls behind in the Virginia League standings.
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Mack
Chicago
Boston
Athletics
Detroit
Philadelphia
Athletica
Johnson
Gandll
Eddie Collins
Gandil
Griffith
Plank
Collins
Mr. Johnston
Teague
Akers
John Ganzel
Pepco Narrowly Trails Loffler in Independence League Race
Pepco defeated Aloysius Club to pull within less than a game of leader Loffler in the Independence League championship chase. Kelley allowed eleven hits as Pepco pounded Aloysius for seven walks, with Balzer holding the opposition scoreless after the first. The win tightened the standings and kept Pepco close as upcoming games with National loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloysius Club
Pepco
Loffier
National
Electricians
Kelley
Aloysius
Gill
Hal Fury
Morrie
Green
Suren
O'Reilly
Firat
Balaer
Ry Balzer
Burns challenges Johnson for heavyweight title match
New York July 8 Tommy Burns former heavyweight champion posted a 1000 forfeit at Calgary and issued a twenty round title challenge to Jack Johnson for the world championship, to be held in the United States or Australia. Burns argues he earned the right to another fight by making Johnson champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Johnson
Ring
Tommy Burns
Calgary
Canada
Australia
Burns
Johnson
Sale of Pitcher Bell Moves to Chicago Club
Burlington Iowa July 8 Pitcher Ralph Bell of the Central Association club was sold to the Chicago Club of the American League. Pitcher Ed Hawk, who fell from a hotel window, probably will not recover. his Detroit sale for 1500 was canceled due to the accident. Also reports from Newport News and Portsmouth recount opening series results and various game actions with multiple player performances and errors.
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Burlington
Iowa
Ralph Bell
Central Association
Chicago
Ed Hawk
Detroit
Newport News
Richmond
Shipbuilders
Bates
Hichberger
Abhoas Bates
Hichbarger
OlGraff
Hooker
Ol Carter
Crown
Perryman
Lake
Brown
Griffin
Carter
Burke
Raley
Tennant
Grifin
Evans
Hatee
Tennart
Balk
Hita
Pertyman
Mr. Orth
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P-Be Co
Oxfords
D&e
U.S
Kentucky
G. P
Meredith
Sheppard
Davenport
Tewanima
U. S
James E. Meredith
Mercersburg Academy
Melvin W. Sheppard
A. C
Iran M. Davenport
University of Chicago
Braun
Melvin Sheppard
Lunghi
Snx
Alma W. Richards
George L. Horine
Leland Stanford University
Stesche
Platt Adams
Benjamin W. Adams
New York A. C
Tsirlteras
Stenroos
W. Scott
North Attleboro
Hugh FP. Maguire
United State
Courtnay
Belote
Wilson
Cooke
Belota
Frederick H. Keiser
Norman
Liesche
Riksdag
Chuckia
Flynn
Dni
By Tom McNamara
Neers
Jerry Akers
Montreal
Rochester
Buffalo
Messrs
O'Loughlin
Egan
Cleveland
Drincoll
Mike Kahoe
Nationals
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Lom Andrews
Hugh Mattosh
Sam McVey
Paris
Sam Langford
Boeton
McIntosh
Virginia League
Norfolk
Roanoke
Portamouth
Petersburg
Sausage Makers
Brentwood
Marine Corps
Kagee
Dodge
McKee
Matlingly
Lewin
Strothers
Murray
Harris
Symonoakle
F. Miller
Symonoskie
Jaese Seme
Marines
Capital City League Park
L. Streets
Payne
Shomo
M'ne Corps
Oae Lehman
Ojmacvey
Loomis
Migrang i
Baugh
Mullin
O Hall
Button
Keamon
Solomon
Douglas
Ol Greef
Olands
Pruitt
Waverly
Herald
Northern Association
Raid
Stanton
Thompson
Scot Waverley
Adhoar McDough
Whitm'h
Tuohy
Ota
Ollvert
GjDelahunt
Rosch
al Blilery
Breen
Brien
Wilcor
OlDolemen
O Thompsen
Whiunarsh
Oliveri
Doleman
Thompsen
Mayhew
Junbaus
OM Thompson
Roach
Junghaus
Coleman
McDonough
Whitemarsh
Olivers
Hillery
Mayhaw
Junghaur
Whitmarsh
M. P
Presbyterians
Ingram
North Carolina
Merrillat
Abhoare
Carollas
Abhoae Keyn'h
Hoffen
O‘heard
Ashneon
Henderson
Ford
Merriliat
Harper
Brewer
Ol Dougherty
Furey
Murphy
Mirkos
Udard
Butz
Bussine
Fox
Heas
Rune
Keyworth
Hoffman
Kiikes
Downs
Heerd
Merrillatm
errora—Ingram
North Caro
balla_OM Johnsop
Busans
Stelen
Bussius
Burey
Kirkes
Dougherty
Busalua
Dalle
Hurd
Hotman
M Hackenechmidt
ST. Stephen's
Medicos
Erger
Snyder
Otager
Evang
Clore
Yoho
Hiteary
Ries
lPurdy
Morrow
OjWade
Jones
Burton
Rice
Dan_ tela
Cryer
Hager
Noone
Hileary
Stephen's
Hice
Norris
McCleland
Hite
Owris
Chase Nite
Daniels
First M. F
Callahan
Espey
Stone
A. Cruickshanks Mattingly
Lawte
Washington Post
Gordon
Abmoa EI Norfol
Gorman
Kireher
Ginn
Hinton
Holland
Bigble
Newton
Walter
Pressley
Alpincran
Shields
Libusky
Lafitte
OlGordon
Gren
BOTE
Keller
Finneran
Waiter
Blden
Kircher
Errams
Normk
Balla
Welter
Kenton
Efird
Mr. Mace
Advant
The
Calvert Co
SOX
Bell
Hawk
Portsmouth
Brooks
Beare
AR Hoa
Abhor Bimmonz
Becker
Morrison
Kaauni van Busen
Nixon
Spencer
M!watson
Barnett
Bud
Howedell
SiCooper
Krebs
OlCentro
Lucia
HyGarvin
Ance
Totels
Portemouth
Runa
Simmons
Rusch
Flecker
Keating
Mixon
Watson
McKenzin
Castro
Hecker
Watenn
Bie
Nour Ana
Louis "Abrahams
N. W
Burnstine's
Pa. Ave
Sy Horning
NY O
Watehemy
Ajoo
Morel Prudential Loan Society
Victor
Senny
York Ave. N. W
Balasea
National Loan & Inv. Co
Ballying
St. N. We Ae MN
Treasury
Keaping Howe
Sam
Main Reliance Loan and Trust
E ‘Street
Planos
Ang Calarab
H. Elwood
Health Movement
Bays Acience
Healte
Naturae
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