Omar Khayyam Wins Brooklyn Derby at Aqueduct
New York July 11 Omar Khayyam the Kentucky Derby winner gained a hard earned victory in the Brooklyn Derby at Aqueduct. He rode wide early then surged in the final drive to outfinish Rickety with Hourless failing to sustain on soft going.
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Fort Erie racing results snapshot
Fort Erie card details five races with multiple contenders. First race features Sly furlongs Linearity and Eileen placing with odds 3.30 and 2.09. second sees Farde Baby Sister winning at 5.00 with Old Tat and Sir Oliver also placing. third race lists First Star winning at 13.00 with Phil Ungar and Astrologer among finishers. fourth race First Trojan takes purse at 7.70 with Blaise and Time close behind. fifth race Canadian Derby includes Skeptic winning at 4.79 with Bondage and Skeptic’s payout noted.
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Sony Eileen
Parrington
Little Raila
Neel
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Collins
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Parcing” Tho
Secant Blaise
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David Craig
Aropers
Ji Fairs
Legend
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Park
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Reach Fifth Round in Cincinnati Tennis
In Cincinnati Ohio on July 11 rain halted play after the fifth round of the national clay court patriotic tennis tournament. Hamilton county champion Howard Cordes beat A M Fuller 6 4 6 3, Charles Garland defeated Chris tan Mack 6 6 1, S F Oliver beat W W Hill 6 2 6 1. Mrs Walter Ellis of Los Angeles reached the semifinals by defeating Mrs Charles Gregg of Norwood 6 6 1.
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Ohio
Howard Cordes
Hamilton County
A M. Fuller
Charles Garland
Pittsburgh
Christan Mack
S. F. Oliver
W. W. Hill
Walter Ellis
Los Angeles
Charles Gregg
Norwood
Grand Rapids meet halted by law under betting ban
Grand Rapids Michigan July 11 Western Michigan Fair Association races began July 4 and were to run ten days but ended after seven warrants were issued for meeting and association officials. Prosecutor ordered enforcement of antibetting law but did not halt racing. the event may affect other meets statewide and the fair association pledged to test its rights.
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Mich
Western Michigan Farr Association
Fair Association
Joseph Murphy
S. B. Dodson
Dervett
Michigan
Ffoffituis
Berry
West Michigan State Fair Association
Minor League Scores Across Circuits
In American Association rain affected Kansas City MawaUkes at Indianapolis. Columbus won 6 to 2. Foledy defeated Louisville 8 to 2. International League saw Toronto Baltimore rained out. Buffalo beat Newark 6 to 4. Southern Association Memphis edged Birmingham 8 to 5. Nashville routed New Orleans 21 to 0. Turtle Rock punished Atlanta 48 to 0 in second game by agreement. Texas League Houston tied San Antonio 2 to 2. Fort Worth and Dallas drew 2 to 3. Cumberland beat Martinsburg 2 to 1. Hanover and Jagertown tied 3 to 3.
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Foledy
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New Orlean
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Nationals Show Lack of Reserve Strength
Washington's failure to mount a late rally exposes thin depth as injuries thin the roster. With two runs needed to tie in the fourth, Griffith used Zeb Milan who entered injured, mirroring a Detroit setback yesterday. Only twenty men on the payroll remain available, and further injuries could force grit players into action.
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Washington
Griffith
Zeb Milan
Detroit
Grit
Wick Altroch
Mike Martin
Ruth's twirling gives Red Sox lead in Detroit game
Ruth held Detroit to one hit as Boston edged the Tigers 1 to 0 in Detroit. Shorten's ninth inning triple plated Walker for the winner. Ruth fanned eight, allowed four walks, and got five strikeouts with runners on second, while Davis pitched well for Detroit.
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Athletics Rally To Beat Browns 13 To 5 In St Louis
Philadelphia defeats St Louis 13 to 5 as five pitchers work for the Browns. Myers weakens in the eighth allowing four runs on errors and hits by Sloan Pratt and Jacobson. Key hits include Sloan’s homer and doubles by Pratt and Jacobson, with Bodie Dugan and Grover contributing for Philadelphia.
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National League Games Canceled by Rain Across Circuit
Rain halted all National League games with five postponements, stalling the pennant chase. St Louis and Boston were slated for a doubleheader, and a ceremony at Brooklyn would honor Hans Wagner with a silver loving cup for his service. Guy Dunning and Charles Fulton sold to Chattanooga after South Atlantic post season, report notes. A. Debus joins Pittsburgh via waivers from St Louis, to report in Brooklyn.
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Tait Hangs Onbeat O'Leary to Claim Lightweight Title
Alberta's undefeated lightweight Atonie Tait stops Johnny O'Leary in the final round. Referee rules Tait champion after a punishing ten round bout. Other notes include Wilbur Goode breaking a collarbone for the Brewers in Milwaukee and Charlton beating Columbia 6 to 4 in a South Atlantic League playoff game. Bobby Wallace, veteran shortstop for St Louis, is moved to a utility role by team president Rickey.
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Griffmen Hitless in Cleveland Loss to Coveleskie Shine
Washington Nationals manage only four hits off Stanley Coveleskie as Cleveland pitchers dominate. Jim Shaw caps five scoreless innings for the Tribe, while Graney and Evans drive in runs for Cleveland. Washington’s faulty offense yields a 3-0 defeat in the Cleveland bowery.
Shaw and Gallia In Form Though Beaten By Indians
Cleveland July 11 Bert Gallia pitched three innings and Jim Shaw finished for the Nationals in a tight loss. Gallia allowed three hits and Shaw the same. Shaw struck out four in five innings, walked one, and slipped on wet grass for a hit against Guisto’s top. Umpire McCormick aided the Indians on a steal call against Roth. Speaker made a running catch to prevent Menosky from doubling in the first. Zeb Milan hopes to return before the series ends, while Griff is expected to play outfield tomorrow with possible choices Johnson or Harper to pitch. Milan’s absence is costly to Cleveland.
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Indian Students Join U S Armed Forces From Carlisle
New York July 11 Indian athletes from the Carlisle school are joining the United States armed forces and in short order Germany will hear their war whoop. Enoch Owl George Quacketosh Dave Crowe Karl Wilbur Henry Broke Jesse Wolford Jesse Welsh Tessateski and Howard Thorpe, a brother of the famous Jim, are among Carlisle recruits in uniform.
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Uncle Sam
Joe Tinker Suspended For Offense To Umpire
Chicago July 11 Joe Tinker manager of the Columbus Club in the American Association was suspended three days by President Hickey after a fine for spitting in an umpire s face The action followed Tinker s continued wrangling with Hickey Seattie Wash July 11 Joe Dailey pitcher sold by Seattle Northwestern League to Detroit Americans to depart next Sunday Dallas Texas July 11 After nineteen straight wins Snipe Conley Dallas pitcher loses to Wino 8 3
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Snipe” Conley
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Foster Turns a Trick Averting Another Run
Cleveland July 11 A clever bit in baseball today featured Foster turning a quick play in the second inning with Hvane on third and O Neill on first. Coveleshieook a third strike as O Neill misread a throw and attempted to score, but Foster’s fast return to Alnamith cut off Eyvaon at the plate.
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Sawyer wins 42-hole Western amateur match in Midlothian
Chicago rookie Ned Sawyer of Bobolink Club defeats Yale star Robert Markwell after leading five down at 27 holes, completing the world's record extra-hole rally. Other results include Ouimet beating Henry 4 and 2 and Guilford trouncing French 13 and 12 as second round play continues at Midlothian.
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J. T. Henry
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Reuben Bush
Jack May
E. Hoover Bankard
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K. J. Pederson
Jesse P. Guilford
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G. Dacker French
Rock Island Arsenal
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Donald Edwards
J. S. Worthington
John G. Anderson
New York
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Evans and Legg win Red Cross golf event
Minneapolis July 11 Charles C Chick Evans of Chicago paired with Warry G Legg of Minneapolis defeated Arthur Clarkson and Thomas Stevens of Minneapolis 2 up and 1 to play in an eighteen hole best ball foursome for Red Cross aid at Minikahda club. Evans second exhibition win this week, with about 17000 raised recently. Clarke Dickerson pitcher to return to Cleveland as Northwestern League disbands.
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Chick" Evans
Chicago
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Cleveland American
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District youths urged to apply for West Point or Annapolis
Young men in the District may apply for June entry to West Point or Annapolis by sending applications to the district commissioners. Apply now through December 10. Details on requirements available by letter to the commissioners.
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Theft of a Diamond Watch Reported By Mrs McCombs
Mrs Dorothy McCombs sister of Mrs Joseph Lester of 1812 A street northwest reported the theft of a diamond studded white watch valued at 3800 from a jewel case in her bedroom since May 15. She said her husband was chairman of the Democratic National Committee during Wilson's first campaign.
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Taxi tip scandal in Bulloch divorce suit
A New York District Supreme Court suit reveals Augustus S. Bullock, a Terminal Taxicab Company employee, earns tips averaging 79 dollars in summer and 100 in winter on a percentage basis. His wife Sadie A Bulloch seeks limited divorce and alimony, alleging beating. Bullock says he only slapped her lightly on rare occasions and argues over her dating others.
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Big German Steamer Seized by Executive Order
President Wise seized the large German cargo steamer Pring Bitel Fredrick at Hoboken New Jersey by executive order, turning it over to the Shipping Board as property. The German raider of the same name, interned at Philadelphia, was seized earlier.
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Players Fraternity Dead As Dues Go Unpaid
New York July 11. Jake Daubert of the Brooklyn Club and former vice president says the Players Fraternity is dead as members have not been asked to pay dues this year.
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Jake Daubert
Brooklyn Club
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