Jockey Club Names Eustis Members and Dates Change
The Jockey Club elected two new members, Ceocke P Bustia of Washington and M Parr Jr of Baltimore, replacing the late Wreddy Gebhard. Maryland racing date mixups led to adjustments with Laurel and Jamestown clubs. the plan calls for racing from October 1 to December 1 with a November 13 start for Laurel to avoid gaps.
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State Racing Commission For Maryland
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Haatern Trake
Towing ends in race cruise windless finale
The Eastern Mochr clat fleet concluded its annual cruise with a windless tow into harbor. Commodore Brinets awarded prizes in five divisions to vessels from Philadelphia Boston New York and other ports. Separate notes: heavyweight Jack Barry jailed for alleged assault in Vancouver. Jack Johnson posted bond in Chicago on a necklace smuggling indictment.
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Landen Ty Lees
York
Steen Sets Record With Solid League Pitching
Steen, a standout from Steen, posted a strong Pacific County League record. He won 301 games and lost 15 with an .487 average, while his team hit .580. He led league pitching in innings and strikeouts, averaging close to one hit per three innings and registering only one wild pitch in 2662 innings.
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Cancelled Fight Forces McFarland Postponement at Olympia
A Chicago dispatch reports Packey McFarland collapsed from heat while training for his bout with Young McCartney at the Olympia. Manager Emil Theiry asked to postpone. a $260 forfeit was posted. McFarland, set to depart for Philadelphia Wednesday, could not perspire during exercise. Boxers offered to substitute, but Olympia management canceled Friday’s show.
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Minor League Scores From Regional Circuits
International League results show Baltimore 11 Providence 6 and Rochester 6 Montreal 2 Toronto 3. Buffalo Newark New Jersey rain. Atlantic City 8 Johnstown 7. Reading Anantown rain. New England League Worcester 3 Brockton 0 New Bedford 7 Lynn 0 Fall River Lawrence rain. Southern League Memphis 4 Montgomery Chattanooga Mobile rain New Orleans 2 Atlanta 0 test game. Nashville 1 Birmingham 1. American Association Kansas City 1 Indianapolis 2 Louisville 4 Milwaukee 2 Toledo 2 St Paul 1 Minneapolis 1 Columbus 1. Carolina Association Anderson 5 Greensboro 3 Winston Salem 9 Spartanburg 1 Winston Salem 4 Charlotte 5 Greenville 4 Charlotte 4 Greenville 1
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Steen Stops Nationals After Tenth Conquest
A subdued 9 to 3 defeat ends Washington’s ten game winning streak as pitcher Steen, fresh off a Pacific Coast League title, dominates Nationals. Tom Hughes allows early runs for Cleveland while Terry Turner leads their offense with four hits, as Cleveland’s lineup reshuffles after injuries and quick scoring bursts secure the win.
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Nationals Edge Cleveland In Slugging Washouts
Washington and Cleveland split a two game series with tough, turf soaked field conditions. Nash of the Naps impressed in fielding and hitting while Steen limited Washington to scattered two base hits. Turner and Livingston sparked late rallies. Milan and McBride provided early offense as Washington held on for a 4 to 2 win after a tense ninth inning.
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Pittsburgh Affair Probed by National League Bosses
Chicago July 1 President Thomas J Lynch of the National League met with Cubs manager Frank Chance Captain Joe Tinker and Johnny Evers to learn details of the Pittsburgh incident when a Cub captain halted a game after a spectator allegedly used abusive language. Lynch said he would instruct umpires to protect players and enforce rules against addressing spectators.
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Barney Dreyfuss
Cubs Defeat Giants Again in Chicago Showdown
Chicago beats New York 11 to 7 to take three of four in the series. Lavender started for Chicago and was weakened in the sixth as Evers was ejected for disputing a call. Five Chicago runs in the eighth clinched the win, with Sheckard, Leach, and Doyle among the scorers. Crandall, Lavender, and Cheney pitched for New York.
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Double header split as Cincinnati and Brooklyn tie in two games
Cincinnati and Brooklyn played a shared double header with identical runs in both games. Ragan left after injuring a finger in the first contest while strong batting from Wheat Phelan and Daubert highlighted Brooklyn and Cincinnati lineups. Umpires were Brennan and Owens. Time recorded 1 hour 37 minutes.
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Gainer Under Knife in Wrist Surgery for Tumor
Special 10 The Washington Post reports Detroit first baseman Gainer underwent wrist surgery after a year old fracture revealed a bone tumor. Doctors removed the tumor but wrist healing will decide if he can return to the Tigers. If healthy, he could play in August. otherwise, his career may be over.
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LARNED AND WRENN BEATEN IN BARROWS CRAWFORD DOUBLES
Seabright New Jersey July 1 Larned and Wrenn were defeated in the semi final round by Hackett and Mahan with scores 6 2 5 7 6 1 Clothier of Philadelphia won his place in the final of the Achless challenge cup singles by defeating Dabney of Boston 6 2.
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Cardinals Beat Boston 9 6 in final game of series
St Louis won the final Boston game 9 to 6 to take three of four. Line scores list Titus Sweeney Jackson Gowdy O Rourke Magee Evans Houser and others contributing. The standings section notes Chicago New York Cleveland and Philadelphia atop the leagues with several player transactions mentioned.
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Chicago
New York
Dope on Ball Sparks Pirates Phillies Feud
Pittsburgh July 1 A spicy row erupts between the Phillies and Pirates over alleged doctored balls and use of Vaseline or disinfectant. Dooin denies doctored doyor O Toole hit by spitball fears. Dooin calls for health safeguards as tension rises before President Lynch.
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Forbes
Charley Dooin
Papke Receives Prize Money After Fight Loss to Moreau
Boxing match notes show Papke earned about 40 dollars from a 1900 dollar gross purse after a stoppage in the sixteenth round with Marcel Moreau, the French challenger, and noted Papke’s share as part of the total prize.
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