Ben Loyal by a Head in Glen Cove Handicap at Empire
The Glen Cove handicap drew three starters after scratchs led by Ben Loyal ridden by James FE Gaffney, edging Barley Thorpe by a head as the field faded. Barley Thorpe showed a flash of speed before tiring, with the race run over six furlongs in about 1 31 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fauntleroy
Barley Thorpe
Washington Post
New York
Ben Loyal
G& Head
James FE
Gaffney
Garner
James AlcLaughlin
Guntleroy
Hun
Furst
Cade
Dartworth
Scoville
Mhilty
Stara
Glare
Difccough
Scarlet Plume
Firing Feet
Jeanne A
Sir Alvescothy i Kostner
Keonko
Martin
Comedienne
Horace Fy
Stargawal Tubal
Constellation
Fat@deus
Royal Dove Rat Masterson
San Vito
Harvey
McCahey
Bang
Lang
Sandman
Shawnee Pig Lick
Salian
Smug
Nen Cove
Scar Olla
Winnen
Fauntlemy
Darley “Thorpe
Furlonge
Golam
Koerner
Rogan
Amalf
Glass
Tisnter
Alan Ran
Montgomery
Perry Johnson
Dandy Dixon
Zienmp
Orcagna
Old racing rumor again in Chicago sports circle
Chicago rumor flares over possible reopening of horse racing. John Condon, Harlem track owner, says an agent for a racing combine approached him about racing in Chicago at Harlem Worth or Hawthorne. He notes months of speculation since the game closed and says nothing definite was settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harge Racing
John Condon
Harlem
Worth
Hawthorne
Mr. Condon
Amateur Games Today Across Local Leagues
Bankers League faces National Citys as Commercial Capital City League matches six titles across the region. Cornell Company plays in Commercial League alongside Welford while Herald visits Yodlependence League and St Paul clashes with Bt Martin Marquetts. Olympia Tennallytown meets Olives, Southern RailwayTreasure rs versus Trame, and Takomawa hosts four matched leagues plus a Sunday School clash Sixth battles Ninth. Terminal Railroad M A League features Bureau against War and Nays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers’ League
National Citys
Commercial Capital City
Aloystus Ve
Cornell Company
Commercial
Welford Va
St. Paul Va
Martin Marquetts
No Ramo
Olympia League
Tennallytown
Olives
Southern Railway League
Trame
Takomawa
Silver Spring
Terminal Railroad ¥. M
Section Ve Shopmen
Bureau
War and Nays
Turf Entries for First Race and Related Races
A list of entrants and odds for multiple races including the first race across two and three year olds and older. Notable horses include Feather Duster Hectagon Tur longs Black Chief and Horizon with various prices and weights listed for each division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hague
Feather Duster
Whia
Miccu
Ben Lasra
Little Rajah
Hingham
Ledasette
Naughty Lad
Americanesr
Aldivia
Alexantra
Turlongs
Canoga
Chickasaw
Hammon Pass
Horizon
Black Chief
Gilpy
Galley Blave
Hiberaice
Moltke
Roseeau
Draccals
Marigot
Sam Weller
Seneca
Drees Pateds II
Nimbus
France
Gai
Guy Pishee
Stanley Fas
Aboelgibin
Montgomery
Hampton Conn
Quincy Helle
Seth
Danger Mark
Anna Cance
Turf Star
Infatuation
Queen's Lank
Marseet
Cherryola
Schoolmarm
Woolcasta
Princeton Gets a Prize Star Athlete DeWitt Moves on
Spokane Washington July 11 Wallace DeWitt star athlete of Washington State College will enter Princeton University next fall to finish his college work in orange and black. DeWitt was a star fullback on the local team and a two year pick on the All Northwest High School team. He also starred in track basketball and played for W S C as a freshman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Wallace DeWitt
Washington State College
Princeton University
DeWitt
Tiger
South Central High School
Hgh
Pullman
Southern Triumphs Over Car Department In Y M C A League
Southern Railway defeated the Car Department 9 to 4 in a lively Terminal Railroad Y M C A League contest. Riddle starred in the fourth inning with a key catch while Callow and Hughes led hitting for Southern. Hughes had a four hit day and Stansberry, Stansberry, and others contributed in a mixed offense. The Car Department offense included several timely hits but Southern pitching by Callow and Young held them to four runs. Umpire Handbee called the game after a decisive innings, with Burns and Hughes powering the offense for Southern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Car Department
Terminal Railroad
Riddle
Callow
Center Garden
Hughes
Inserg
Southern Abi O AE
ABI O AE
Sevaseny
McDonald
Fens
Latz
Bullivan
Holbraner
Garrett
Stansberry
Thompson
Young
Cutts
O'Harnes
Southern
Car
F. Callow
Burns
Holbruner
Sullivan
Pugh
Wihaplich
Mr. Handbee
Woodburn Beats Brightwood in Suburban League Upset
In a sensational Suburban League contest Woodburn defeated Brightwood. The scoreline includes Woodburn 3 Brightwood 1 with listed players and positions, bases, and errors. Separate note: Gould's Paugerose won the Prix des Cedree at St. Cloud in Paris, distance 10 furlongs, prize $800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodburn
Brightwood
Wood's
Abhoa
Brightw'd
Abhoak Carroll
WU Fague
Baggette
Howells
Ray
Bergen
Quinter
Munkett
Koehler
Darnell
Bartos
Rubineon
Donaldson
Rune—Porgman
McKenny
Shaeter
Hiser
Drightwood
Balla
OM Robinson
Barton
Robinson
Feene
Fague
Hay
Cleveland
Horgman
Messrs
Grant
Clifford
Gould
Paris
Frank J. Gould
St. Cloud
Automobiles Move Across Nations and Local Deals
The Commercial Auto and Supply Co delivered an E M F 1 teoursegest to Joseph Curran. Maxwell-Hiisene managers meet in Cleveland this week. Horner becomes Cole agency head. A Croxton-Keeton suburban car ships to Britton Brown. Fickling to open auto supply store at 1112 Fourteenth St NW. Elmore cars shown at 1429 Street NW showroom. Elmore models unload this week. The Flanders under three flags departs Laredo for Monterey with Lane driving portion of the way toward Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley H Horner
Wilson Company
Cole
Fourteenth Street
Carpenter Automobile Company
Britton Brown
A. D. Carpenter
Maryland
Frank G. Fickling
Automobile Department
National Electrical Supply Company
Fourteenth Street Northwest
Frank G. Fickling & Co
Charles Myers
Ltreet North
West
Elmore
Laredo
Tex
Flanders
Nuevo
Monterey
Jesse Applewhite
W. J. Lane
Detroit
Doctour
Lane
Bruske
Canada
United States
Mexico City
Mineral Settlements and Insurance Adjustments Highlight
A clipped notice from the Colorado region references the lowest rates and broad protection for automobile insurance. It mentions Leroy Mark Whagest as insurer and hints at adjustments in mineral settlements, with language suggesting an official or legal context.
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Leroy Mark
Colorado
Rii
Johnson and Jeffries feud erupts in bold claims and schemes
George Little, once Johnson's manager, denounces Johnson as a cheat and outlines alleged fixed bouts and film money schemes. He claims Jeffries was manipulated, details pay divisions, and predicts a long court battle as the two face off in public dispute and potential lawsuits over earnings and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littie
Johnson
Ketchel
Jim Coffroth
Willus Britt
Britt
Kaufman
Coffroth
Little
Amateur baseball draw ends in darkness in Independence League
Twin and Manhattan battled seven innings to an 8 to 8 tie in the Independence League. The game was called due to darkness after 1 hour and 45 minutes. Anacostia beat Langdon in a Sunday School League contest with heavy hitting as Capt. Pennington starred with two doubles and a triple in four at bats.
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Twining
Manhattan
Abhoae
Abroab
Aida
Gole
Spaiser
Fionn
Malaise
Peventh
Whitmateh
Denney
BR. Lynch
Riddds
Falconer
Divver
Gerbel
Clements
Watsno
Letton
Myobetten
Balia
Brees
Tota Ata
Tanihge
Imtangh
Balzer
Eon Tomen
Uruok
Ier
Ciedel
Bacilifice
Dampiet
Oakley
Stoler
Riddle
Gakiey
Itcher
Bredy
Lynth
Amopite
Armens
Anacostia
Langdon
Capt
Pennington
Taerodt Fairall
Brauner
C.penton
Algtteon
Phipps
Useyers
Boyder
Meg’th
Olesog
Joun Pry
Butcher
Porter
Bartlett
DeeLarren
Pbs
Sayers
Snyder
Mattingly
Brwuner
Thomas
Poster
McLarrel
Anscoatia
Daves Anacostis
McLaran
Morris
Midways Rally Past Pumping Station In 5-2 Victory
In Capital City League action the Midways defeated Pumping Station 5 to 2. O Neill collected four hits as Midways built a lead, Daly O’Brien and McCarthy led their club with strong hits, while pitchers Moore and McMahon held Pumping Station to limited scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neil
Pomp
Murray
O'Neill
Mavia
Fronhes
Pbager
Qdaly
Moore
Ol McNihon
al Potels
Sawaga
Midways
Berate Cannes
Bowage
Att Moore
McMahon
Dy McMahon
O'Brien
McCarthy
Davis
Taylor
Ford
Riston
Trowbridge
Daly
Prager
Hoffman
Risten
Whd
Woodward
Betts
Bankers League Tilt: American Security Tops Commercial National
American Security and Trust led the Bankers' League race by routing Commercial National Bank in a lopsided contest. Rawlings pitched superbly with solid support as ABHOA and partners posted a 102 to 48 score. Detailed batting and pitching lines follow, including hits, runs, errors, and fielding notes for both squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Security and Trust
Bankers’ League
Commercial National Bank
Rawlings
Abhoa Ql
Abe Oah
Ag. Seag. Oe
Zit O Heovar
Cireaman, If
Johnson
Burrill, P
MY Co
Commercial
Davis
Gray
Hayes
Wert
Falb
Seay
Golb
Burrill
Salo
Selb
Salb
B. Seay
West
Rawngs
Howard
Freemen
Bell
Mayen
Snowden
Byath
Blayes
Bath
Stoddard
Malmen Beat Printers 16–6 in Colored League Clash
The Malmen clinched top position in the Colored Departmental League by defeating the Printers 16 to 6. Highlights included strong hitting by Wooden and solid fielding by Audrick, Store, Poutafllces, and others. Key players listed include Parker, Bush, Warren, Waters, Fenwick, Sudler, Larkina, Walker, Thoman, and A Parker among pitchers and batters with noted hits and errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malmen
Printers
Wooden
Audrick
Store
Poutafllces
Eeria
Abo Atearker
Bush
Warren
Waters
Fairfax
Lbs
Rudriet
Fenwick
Irying
Sudier
Witllame
Larkina
A. Walker
Walker
A. Parker
Parker
Andrick
Boyd
Went
Jane-Postotiog
Postoffice
G. P.O
Bates
Postomtes
Balle
OW Parker
Wi ‘ Jonings
Cox
A. Kor
AL Parker
West
Bees
Laricns
Thomas
F. Parker
Irving
Hush
Sadler
Aerick
Cay
Wild Piten
Alt Wihiteme
Mr. Haley
Johnson in New York crowds cheer Johnson at Victoria Theater
Jack Johnson arrives in New York amid large welcomed crowds. He demonstrates boxing and sparring with Walter Monahan at Hammerstein’s Victoria Theater, praises Jeffries yet defends his title and offers a gracious speech to supporters. Johnson spends the day touring, attending receptions, and enjoying a late-night party with champagne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al- Dany
Johnson
Jeffries
Ha Champion
Vikings
Hammerstein
Victoria Theater
Polatte
Jack Johnson
With
Ank
Monahan
Walter Monahan
Pacific Coast
Mr. Jeffries
San Francisco
Reno
Jeff
May
Hector McKenzie
Bob Vernon
Mr. Jeffrick
Elinthés
Nerrow
Wilkins’ Place
Wilkins
Hammerstein's
New York
Atyle
Old Rose
Jack
Official batting figures open half-year races in league
Detroit, July 1 Official figures out the American League batting averages for the first half of the year, up to July 4, show Lajoie leading while Cobb’s margin narrows. Also recaps trotting season opening tomorrow at Terre Haute with Grand Circuit implications and notes key horses, trainers, and workouts across Michigan and nearby tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lajoie
Cobb
B. B. Johnson
Detroit
Mich
Terre Haute
Kalamazoo
Terradaute
Spectale
Grand ‘Rapid
Racorde
Belle Colbert
Tommy Murphy
Lady Vincent
Terra | Haute
Dudle Archdale
Hal Aikin
Geers Reliance
Murphy
Chamber of Commerce
Bure Murphy
George Gano
Michigan
Flint
Fair Grounds
Joe Gahagan
Electric Todd
Horwe
Arion
Cuddledon
Hummet
Alfié Merrifield
Lily W
Macey
Levent
Uhlan Sets World Record at North Randall Grand Circuit
Special to The Washington Phat reports Uhlan the great gelding trotted a mile to wagon in 20284 at North Randall track. Driven by C K G Bilings who paid 335090 for him, he broke Major Delmar’s 1914 mark of 2484. A large crowd attended weekly matinee by the Gentlemen's Driving Club as Uhlan posted 0 32 first quarter and fast splits down the stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
C. W. Lansell
Detroit
Mr. Laswell
Oakland Flobar
Cresenton
Creighton
Bob Procter
Readvile
Washington
Cleveland
Bingen
North Randall
Baturcy
C. K. G. Bilings
Major Delmar
Uhilan
Gentlemen’s Driving Club
Uhlan
Miss Turle Retains Southern Ladies Championship Title
Ajanta Ge July 1 Miss Turle of Drookigh N and defeated Miss Sullivan of Birmingham Ala on the East Lake course to win the Southern ladies championship. Turle won the opening set 6 to 3, Sullivan took the second 6 to 4, and the third set went to Turle 7 to 5. Heat was very trying on both players and Sullivan fainted at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajanta
Mise Turte
Drookigh
Sutdhegefaily
Defenaea
Bouthern Ladies
Tantis
Foony
Miss Sullivan
Birmingham
Itelés
East Lake
Sieg Turtle
Mmbs Turle
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Glen Cove Handicap
Empire City
Feather Dunter
Lafanette
Brushbroom
Frince Gal
Guy Fisher
Restigouche
Newcastle
Anna Casse
Hell Hores
Mexcana
Turt Star
Dangeld
Ardet
Lad of
Langden
Princeton
Washington State
Automobile World
Commercial Auto and Supply Company
Joseph IV. Curran
John Thomas
Maxwell-Thristian Washington Company
Maxwell- Hiisene Company
Claude Miller
Prof. Harper
Frederick
Milter
Prof Harper
Turnpike Company
Bert Robertson
Ridgeville Sundey
A Maxwell
Damascus
Ridgeville
J. Drake
Marlboro
National Electrical Supply Co
New York Ave
REND
Apedal
Wasuington
James J. Jeffries
H. BE. Keough
Middle West
Chicago Tribune
Svriter
Keough
Aghia
Squires
Munroe
Bit Squires
Tommy Burns
Santa Cruz
Gov. Gillett
Delaney
Ike
Presidio
Bing Delaney
Senare
Oakland
Warwick
Gleason
Jack Gleason
Heath
Jack Landrigan
Ocean View
Rickard
Happy Jack
Berger
Landrigan
Emeryville
Pirates
la Crosse
Wis
John Kading
Eau Claire
Pittsburg National
Ketchel Mill
George Little
Ithmnc
Mbel
Diack
Hiteelf
The &6
Ketche
Bob Murphy
Albany
Abe Attell
Java
Cotton
Midway
T. CO
COM. Nat
Post Office
G. P
Goss
Nagro Friends of the
Fghter
Greater
Grand Gentral Station
I Des Mothas
Lincoln
Cate
Oldring
Philophy
Serger
Nyorte
N.Y
Gardner
Bost
Gessler
FE Lake
St. L
Schueltger
McIntyre
Bit Grane
Hempa
Austin
Lapp
Phiin Simmons
de Zut Lord
Shy Nilea
Cloy
Gueraslev
Tannebl
Hartzell
Bt L
En Hartel
Weak
Brad
Pal Ringer
Hiss
Trotats
Phila
White
Kielnow
Jake
Cley
McConnell
CDI
Clarke
Perting
Cie
Bibles
Poli
Stone
Beckendorf
Newnam
O'Loughlin
Groom
Hess Clearance Sale
N. Hess’ Sons
Ave
Miss Turle
Atlenta
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