Favorites, outsiders split Grand Circuit at North Randall
At North Randall Cleveland July 9 four races carded many outsiders challenged the favorites. Cascade upset the Vasly stake field winning two heats while Cheeny faded early. Empire Direct failed to lead the pace as Farra won the 218 trot. In the flat purse events, Baron A and Nata Prime trailed with mixed results.
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Cleveland
North Randall
Baton A
Farra
Empire Direct
Torien Bov
Fin
Cheeny
Vasly
Cascade
Belen Boy
Gregory
Mc Donaldy
Holly Brand
Vera
Lorenzo Hamlin
Firman
Ray
Direct Hi
Dean
Jack Sohnson
the Earl
Bedford
Fasig
Peer
Rodney
Ruth M
Gregor
Jay McGregor
Murphys Ee Pet
Oakdale
Dormaneer
Ren
Ravenmell
Bik
Rhythmic
Andrews
Roebert Wilco
Wilrol
Wattert
the Wanderer
Tramp
Macey
Esther
Och m
Moores
Cox
Audoben Boy
Gatcomb
Bom
Medium Line
Fleming
Baron A. B H
Baron Medium
Eddie Dintera
B. Oh
Judge Dilard
Snow
Mdi
Warner Hall
Boh
Walnut Hall
Bea
Enny
Nellie Temp
Nervolo Murphy
Bog
Berna Dotte
Valentine
Pater McCormick
Br H
Peter the Great
Shuler
Grand Mar Oil
Esa H. Kay T Snow
Redlac
John Bescomb
Wright
Opening of Ebbets Field Set for Next Tuesday
President Charles H. Ebbets of the Brooklyn club selects next Tuesday for the formal opening of Ebbets Field the new home of the Superbas with a flag ceremony. Governors Sulzer or Givan may attend and many prominent baseball figures are invited including Tener Calder Zeischmann McCorn, Lynch, Johnson and Herrmann from the National and American leagues.
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New York
Charles H. Ebbets
Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Superbas
Charlie Murphy
Cubs
National League
William Sulzer
Gov
Givan
Tamsett Quits Baseball Amid Legal Turmoil
James L Tamsett withdraws from the Albany league team amid agitation against the sport and arrests of three Troy players. Manager Tamsett and the Troy men face separate trials before Justice of the Peace Christopher Valentine in Colonie on July.
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Libany
James L Tamweat Raniser
Albany Suite
Leirue
Bindiy Baseball
Tamisett
Troy
Seme
Tansett
Justice of the
Christopher Valentine
Colonie
Auto Tour Opens From Minneapolis to Glacier National Park
A G Batchelder, chairman of the AAA executive committee, travels to Minneapolis to arrange the start of the annual Glid der tour on Friday. The route runs through the west to Glacier National Park with several miles of entries comprising amateur drivers and owners.
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New York
A. G. Batchelder
American Automobile Association
Minneapolis
Freide Defends Cup In Gruesome Canoe Challenge
New York July 9 The American defender of the International sailing canoe challenge trophy Lee Freide of the Manhattan Canoe Club defeated James E Newman of Boston in Gravesend Bay races. Freide won by 5 seconds in the first race and by 12 seconds in the second after a handicapped start. The decisive victory prompted the international cup committee to meet tomorrow to decide the defender. There is no time limit named.
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New York
Lee Friede
Manhatan Canoe Club
New York Canoe Club
James E. Newman
Boston
Ralph E. Britton
Canada
Gravesend Bay
Friede
Manhattan
Hmit
New Polo Handicaps Change Top Players
The Polo Association raised Louis E. Stoddard to eight goals for his recent international work. H. C. Phipps increased to six, Hamilton Hadden and Charles L. Appleton to six and two respectively. Lord Wodehouse and Rene la Montague rated seven. Changes take effect at the Point Judith Polo club tournament next month.
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Stoddard
New York
Polo Association
Louis E. Stoddard
America
H. C. Phipps
Meadow Brook
Hamilton Hadden
Charles L. Appleton
Lord Wodehouse
Point Judith
Rene la Montague
Rockaway Hunt Club
Raleigh Durham game yields long day record for fielding
Earl Mack son of Connie Mack manager of the Philadelphia Athletics is credited with a new fielding record in a Raleigh Durham Carolina League contest. He accepted 31 chances with 2 put outs and 2 assists in eighteen innings of Raleigh beating Durham 4 to 3. Mack serves as manager and first baseman for Raleigh.
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Raleigeh
Earl Mack
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Raleigh
Durham
Mack
Young Mack
Methodist Triumph Over Baptists In Brookland League
Methodist defeated Baptist 6 to 5 in Brookland Church League play. Key players included Claggett doubling, Bailey and Flood contributing runs, Hill pitching for Baptist and Primm for Methodist. Final score 6-5 with 1 hour 38 minutes game time. umpire Ralph Simons.
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Methodist
Baptist
Brookland Church League
Hoae Herr
OlLouthan
E Boss
Oat Olaildress
Claggett
Bailey
I.williams
Flood
Johnson
Primm
Newby
Lhoas
Garrett
Hill
Pws
uGelekalind
Horr
Tageett
J. Williams
Washington
Americans to Meet German Davis Cup Team in July Dates
The United States and Germany announce the Davis Cup preliminaries to be played July 10 through 12 at Nottingham England. McLoughlin Williams Hacker and Johnson will represent the U S with Froitzheim Kreutzer Rahe Kleinschroth for Germany. Singles open with Williams meeting Kreutzer and McLoughlin facing Froitzheim.
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Nottingham
Eng
United States
Germany
Dwight F. Davis
Maurice E. McLoughlin
San Francisco
R. Norris Williams
Philadelphia
Harvard University
Harold H. Hacker
New York
Wallace A Johnson
Otto Froitzheim
Oscar Kreutzer
Friedrich Wilhelm Rahe
Heinrich Kleinschroth
Williams
Kreutzer
McLoughlin
Froitzheim
Hacker
Rahe
Ehleinschroth
Willams
Canada
Belgium
Folkestone
KR. B. Powell
B. P. Schwengers
J. F. Foulkes
G. H. Hayes
P. de Borman
A. G. Watson
W. H
Harold H. Hackett
Amateur Games Today in Brookland and Capital City Leagues
A compact card lists amateur games across multiple leagues including Brookland Open, Capital City Southward, Interior Departmental, Eastern, Northwest Sunday School, Potomac and Treasury leagues. Notable matchups include St Joseph's versus Marquette, St Stephen's, and Oxon Hill against Highlands, with various parochial and Sunday school teams scheduled for today.
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Comhmnerts and
Labor
Interior
Mohewks Va
Sham
Eten
Washington Sundey
M. P
Presbyterians
Petworth Va
Tangleod
Marquette
St Joseph's Ve
St. Stephen's
Northwest Gunday School
Mon Pleasant Ve
Oxon Hill
Highlands
Berwyn Beats Hyattsville In Ten Inning Classic
Berwyn defeated Hyattsville 5 to 4 in ten innings in a standout local diamond contest. Sanford and Burnside starred for the visitors and home left fielder Wilson contributed strong defense. The game lasted 7 hours 15 minutes, with Dooley and Sanford driving in two runs each for Berwyn and Shipley and Brooks contributing key hits for Hyattsville.
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Washington Post
Hyattsville
Berwyn
Sanford
Burnside
Hyatteville
Wilson
el Hyattevilla Abh OA
Keyworth, Sa
Long
Galt
Robey
OlLevin
Baker
Burneide
Shipley
Painter
Pieret
Brooks
Fuller
Berwin
Dooley
Levin
Pain
Plazet
Piozet
Birch
B Baker
Mr Whinerey
Ninth Defeats St Agnes in East Washington League
Ninth Baseball blanked St Agnes 11 to 3 in an East Washington Sunday School League game. Fraser, Herrell, Dingte, Roundtres, Cassidy, M Broom, Moreland, C Broom, Crabble, Harris and Bell scored for Ninth. Ecker and Gromley pitched for St Agnes with multiple hits and errors noted.
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St. Agnes
East Washington
St Agnes Abhore
Moreland
Herrell
Cbreome
Roberts
Giovannettie
Mdisate
Crapbie
Garvey
Harris
Dlgcker
Boll
Cromley
Deeiver
Fraser
Dingte
Roundtres
Cassidy
M. Broom
C. Broom
Crabble
Bell
Winth
St Agnes
Ecker
Gromley
Gromiey
Frager
Thompson
Walters
Lou Collins
Aggies Beat War in Departmental League Slugfest
Aggies rout War 14 to 4 as Kerr paces the offense with four hits including a homer and two doubles. Other contributors include Taylor Kraft and Murphy. Sherwood dominates Northern 10 to 3 in the Central League with strong pitching from Hhoades and Dilsaver adding energy at second.
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Aggies
War
Kerr
Abhoae
Rawley
Oort Kraft
Straight
McGrath
Oj Hall
Murphy
Conlon
Hull
O!lane
Ward
Bontz
Ooze Carroll
Miller Ir Tian
Carroll
Downey
Owens
Utley
Price
Howell
Weisenberger
Om Waelsenberger
Gwena
Homsrut—Kerr
Mes—Ward
Kraft
Taylor
Welsenberger
Balle
Barks
Oweng
Mr. Hughes
Sherwood
Northern
Columbia Park
Hhoades
Dilsaver
Moore
Sayer
Gibson
Boane
Brown
Hanvey
OlCallahan
Noone
Dreiss
Rhoades
Simong
al Toles
Sherwood Sane
Degnan
Moran
Kehle
Gayer
Evans
Crows
McCarthy
Alten
Thirst
Balis
Drelsa
Kehte
Dognan
Evana
Crews
Mr. Wood
Tinutes
Buskin Wins Canadian Derby as Odds-On Favorite Pulls Clear
John Whalen's Buskin led from the break at Fort Erie and stayed ahead to win the Canadian derby by two lengths and a half over First Sight with Barnegat third. Horton and others were withdrawn, making Buskin the clear favorite. The card included six other races with multiple purses and notable placements across 2-year-olds to 4-year-olds.
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Fort Erie
John Whalen
Buskin
Horton
Small
First Sight
Barnegat
Canada
Dark Rosaleou
Adams
Dismond Cluster
Buxton
Lady Iste
McCarthy
Alex Balls
Cameilia
Adame
Reputation
Tom Sawyers
McCarty
Relph Lloyd
Chrysels
Dynamo
Mawr Lad
RACH
Paris
Juverance
Kermath
Lizzie Flat
Bowser
Jack Demnerlen
Pearce
Lamp Black
Lenegiso
Miles Buskin
Smell
Wan
Russell McGill
Rosemary
Faustina
Cherry Seed
Theo Cook
Love Day
Howdy Howdy
Wilson
Bernadette
Ward
Nace
Master Jim
Obert
Sand Hog
Fel
Jonah
Mycenae
Judge Monck
Hughie Quinn
McCreary
Racing entries list and insured horse sale in New York
Racing entries detail multiple purse races from 600 to 3500 dollars for 1 to 6 furlongs and 1 mile distances with horses including Rustling Brass Mina Waters Carlota and Giddings entry. Also note August Belmont insured his horse Tracery for 150000 dollars while in Europe as Jockey Club chairman.
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Ingsurea
New York
August Belmont
The
Jockey Club
Europe
Tracery
Immanuel and Calvary duel in one run clash
Immanuel 5 Calvary 2 as Simpson Bowen Geistard Lowe and Thompson star for Immanuel. Gessford Tansy Miller Fowler and Calloway drive Calvary, but errors and base hits tilt the run total. Pitchers Tansy and Gessford handle the mound. game lasts 1 hour 35 minutes.
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Immen’el
Calvary
Abhore Bimpson
Fowler
Bowen
Lgrinsom
Cash
Williams
Gesel'd
Galleher
Hotmen
Tansy
Mcintosh
Kangle
I’king
Bimiler
Lowe
Rank—Simpeon
Geistard Lowe
Thompson
Miller
Immanuel
Gessford
Cessford
Hita-O Gessford
Wessford
Simpson
Calloway
Pall
Mr Hass
Horse Entries and Makers at Belmont Park and Fort Erie
Morning Telegraph lists entries for Belmont Park and Fort Erie including horses such as Robert Oliver Lancewood Flask Robert MacDonald Mise Wiggs Fred Mulhol Hallenbeck Besom Springboard Strenuous Montreaser Lohengrin Little Hugh Lord Leighton Beaucoup tromboli Golden Chimes Holiday Perpetual Osaple Patsy Regan Gradings entry Rock Spring Caper Sauce Kedron John P Nixon Boiala Ravenal Cogg Hassan Chrysers Montcalm Loveday Napier Marie T Henry Hutchison Clinton Working Lad Adolante.
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Rustling Brass
Patty Regan
Mina Waters
Beau Pere
Scarlet Letter
Perpetual
Osaple
Canada
Maid of Fromme
Carlota
Havreck
Giddings
Kedron
Fidelity
Behest
Peacock
John PB. Nixon
Steildta
Rags
Bolala
Amazement
Hassan
Counterpart
Cogs
Gerard
Ravenal
Orewoc
Blue Jay
Garden of Alleh
Lucille TH
Aunt Alice
Chrysele
Lady Sybil
Black River
Montcalm
Love Day
Popean
Tom Hayward
Marie T
Henry Hutchinson
George S Davis
Rash
Platat
Mapler
Joe Stein
Polly H
Robert Oliver
Odd Cross
Lancewood
Flack
Superintendent
Yenghee
Donald Macdonald
Tactics
Mini Wiges
Cadeau
Tudge Walser
Fred Mulholland
Dandy Dixon
Springboard
Joe Diebold
Ballycliff
Azytade
Prince Eugene
Night Stick
Besom
Sicko
Flying Yankee
Housemaid
Montressor
Lohengrin
Melville
Lord Leighton
Little Hugh
Schaller
Dir. Specs
Beaucoup, Jr. Fond
Chopin
Mary Warren
Stromboll
Holiday
Belmont Park
Morning
Flask
Robert MacDonald
Mise Wiggs
Fred Mulholand
Hallenbeck
Montreaser
Beaucoup
Fort Erie
Morning Telegraph
Patsy Regan
Rock Spring
John P Nixon
Boiala
Cogg
Chrysers
Loveday Napier
Henry Hutchison
Clinton
Working Lad
Adolante
Congress Heights Clobbers Steel Plant 13 to 6 in Potomac League
Congress Heights routed the reorganized Steel Plant team 13 to 6 in a Potomac League game. Dean, Pearson, Spaulding, and Kelly led with key hits while Pumphrey and Kelly combined on the mound for the win. Numerous runs came from timely sticks and plate patience as Steel Plant never recovered.
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Congress Heights
Potomac Lagague
St Plant
Hone O. Heights
Ian Dean
Pumphrey
Shultz
Pearson
Jones Cf
S/Moore
Wood
Hoyle
Phipps
Wabler
Landis
Prington
Deehard
Thrall
Johnson
Hardester
Spaulding
Walker
Pennington
J Pumphrey
Con. Haughts
Kelly
Pumphrel
Fhipps
Moore
Dean
H. Feargan
Hirchester
Kally
Pumphroy
Mr. Venable
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