Cousin Eva Wins Venus Stakes at Brighton Beach
Cousin Eva, an outsider in the betting, captured the Venus Stakes for two year olds at Brighton Beach. The favorite Early Land Often faded to fourth as Cousin Eva led from the first furlong and drew clear to win by three lengths. Helle of Pequest ran second, three lengths back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousin Eva
Brighton Beach
Helle of Pequest
Herbest
Lord of the Forest
Miller
IW Knapp
Ascend
Calabash
Smith
Elizabeth Fpring Ban
Red Ruby
Melbourne
Alan van Kingstmoore
Grandpa
Helder
Mbtden
Mara
Oxjne Cook
Qwena
Neponset
Dick Roberts
Cascar
Greceaway
Ruth
Knobhampton
Martin
Ancestor
Handzerra
Lady Amelia
Ble Ben
Jake S4ndore
Bedouin
Gold Rose
Flewr de Marie All
Burne
van Belle
Pequot
O'Neil
Hite
Daley
Bella Hamburg
Mypressing
Pasaniens
Cavera
Jerond
Elwood
Moriarty
Daingerfield
Tom Lavsed
Pala Free
Will King
Brigand
Belletoixalee
Jomallian
Chimmena
Chrysolit
Shaw
Black Prince
Bulimany
Jmne
Zany
Rinderton Baulleberry Facort
Lobe
Prracha
Roh Poly Modest
Wyatth Sabor Bey
Glowstar
Alee
Delmar and Latonia Race Summaries From July Twelfth
Delmar favorites Triumph at Milworth Park as Toscan defeats Collector Jessup in five furlongs. Weather cloudy sloppy track. Other races list winners, times, and placers including Ruth We Valencia and Bertha E in varied distances. Detroit Highland Park reports show Yo San and Bugler among winners with multiple place finishers. Indiana harness meetings abandoned after Gov opposition to pool tiling, affecting schedules.
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Buffalo
Spring
Trajan
Milworth Park
Toscan
Jessup
Saramartes
Ruth We
Valencia
Lady Huron
Setauh
Collector Jeroup
Judeh Himes
Munketear
Fise Furtonge
Bertha E
Russell A
Irene Brady
Delmar
St Louis
Fortune Teller
Ethel van
Packets
Belle of Manhattan
Happy Chabpy Seaworthy
Idlehoor
Plundrer
Ghome
Atoga
Wolf
Esto
Bragers
Tima
Plattun
Lansdowne
Woo T J Powell
Kenton
Lady Free Xnight
Mise Gomez
Atlas
de Riley
Leila Hootes
Nandora Abes Rami
Highland Park
Tetroit
Mich
Yo San
Gambrinus T
My Alice
Euto
Banta Luo
Little Wally
Armlattee
Father Batchem
Wrenne
John Garner
Sam Phimer
Springwater
Hite Plume
Huzzah
Latonia
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hossessa
Blytheness
Arthur Caramar
Trio
Joe Ross
Merino
Maria Cali
Chanterette
Golfic
Concert
Agaolo
Cortex
Aml Barbaros Aino
Fusaah
Coragcate
van Hope
Rosmini
Vic Keansy
Granada
Zarda
Draco
Noonha
Aena Smith
Captain Bush
Hol Poljoils
Sayen Furleign Hartland
Pogey O'Naal
St. Paria
Colonel Voeeler
Ethel Bar Orta
Indiana
Laporte
Ind
Lge
Brighton Beach Racing Entries Mixed Weights and Odds
The Brighton Beach program lists first race entries for two-year-olds led by Hallowmas Penguin Hemington Optician Vine Holloway and Sir Livingston at 110, with others 107 to 167. Second race features Steeplechase entries Thorn hedge Graceaway George Jens Gladwin 150 each and more. Other races show prizes and horses with varied odds across six events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Beach
Hallowmas
Penguin
Hemington
Optician
Vine
Holloway
Sir Livingston
Little Ben
Fulbert
Maureen
Sacthringham
Helle
Pamels
Merling
Ort
Hamme
Edith James
Merry Qo Round
Thorn
Gladwin
Knight of
Elway
King Fox
Russell Sage
Phantom
the Mighty
Belligerent
Billy Roche
Old England
Mad Multan
Girdle
Line of Life
Line of Life, Ascendion, and Major Potham, 168 Exeh. Blue Coat
Ceare
Phine
King Popper
Little Woods
Letoln
Elsie L
Robador
Mica Jordan
Regal
Bologna
Gotowha
Iscantation
Zeala
Cor Maid
Schuleamite
Devout
Mabel Richardson
St. Valuntice
Hol Exch
Miss Crawford
Voladay
Alles @or
Red Friar
Kem
Amberjack
Whimsical
Cinchono
Esottorie
Merrick
Water Span
Plavigny
Latonia
Brightwood Driving Club Matinee Rained Out
A midday rainstorm halted Brightwood Driving Club matinee events after two heats in each trotting and pacing race. Only the Class A Puree race produced a winner, Harry Haight's Happy Steves, as the heavy downpour prevented finishing the program. Roy Hal won two heats in Class B, L. J. K. led twice in Class C, with times listed for each race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightwood Driving Club
Harry Haight
Happy Steves
Jake Hilleary
Roy Hal
J. J. O'Keefe
Toy Hal Wake
Tan D
Let Dorsey
T. Baldwin
Frank Thomas
Ciate
J of
Keete
Lady Redman T. Connor
Edna Wilkes
Charles Wert
Kellie R
Jarvis Brothers
Racing news to be limited by Western Union board
New York July 12 The executive committee of Western Union Telegraph Company adopted a resolution urging the full board to restrict racing news from house races to regular office recipients only. Attendees included President Clowry Ruecell Jacob H Schiff and James Hazen Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Clowry, Ruecell Sre
Jacob H. Schiff
James Hazen Hyde
Rain in the Second and Conference Contenders
Report mentions Johnson and Stahl at a Teague era conference as the saga team eyes a favorable run. Stahl appears in good humor after a confab, hinting at a promising development. Scores show Detroit 0, Washington 7. Chicago 0, Boston 4. Chicago 4, Boston 4. Today’s games list Washington at St Louis and other matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teague
Saga
Ita
Hickman
Stahl
Confab
Nationals Beat Browns In Two and a Half Innings
Special to The Washington Post from St. Louis July 12. Today’s game between the Nationals and Browns lasted two and a half innings with New York likely in front 2 to 0. Hickman and Huelsman had early hits as Anderson and Wallace fielded sharply, while Ban Johnson visited from Chicago amid talk of a pending acquisition that Houston Stahl believes will strengthen the Nationals. Johnson and Stahl offered little beyond hints that a deal is near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Bt. Louis
Nationals
Browna
Wolf
Howell
Hickman
Anderson
Wallace
Huelsman
Howel
Heyden
Wolfe
Jones
Hill
Ban Johnson
Chicago
Jeke Stahl
Stahl
Uncle Ban
Johnson
Elye
Alght
Chicago Cubs and Red Sox Split Doubleheader in Chicago
Chicago and Boston split a July 12 doubleheader in Chicago. Chicago won 4 1 in the second game after Boston shut out Chicago 1 0 in the first. Attendance reached 14 632. Key players included Tannehill Freeman Criger and Owen with multiple hits across both games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hogg shuts Detroit out in tough day for locals
Detroit’s batting waned as Hogg dominated in a 7 0 defeat. Kitson was hit hard, Justin struggled, and New York’s O’Leary and Elberfeld contributed in a low-scoring affair. McGuire and Barrett stood out for the visitors in a tense hourlong game witnessed by about 1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Hogg
Kitson
Justis
O'Leary
Wiliams
Jack Doyle
New Yorks
Detratt
Raoah
New York
RHOAH
Lenry
Keeler
Elberfota
Baie of Wiliams
OoLae
O'Rutte
Oi McGuire
Deoso
Justin
Datrait
Juris
Tn Thréa
Meintyre
Barrett
Chase
Yerger
Hiberfeld
Juatix
Basce
Hoge
Lindsay
McGuire
Eiberfeld
Connolly
Automobile Tour Reaches Boston on Goolden Trophy Run
The Boston bound motorists from New York to the White Mountains reached Boston after a Hartford to Worcester detour for Col H H Woods Boston. Walter C White of Cleveland led the Chicago to Boston run arriving at 10 45 this morning followed by E A Gilmore of Boston. The baggage truck kept pace with the leaders as Bay Brute Automobilis Association hosted the group tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
New York
White Mountains
Hartford
Col
H. H. Woods
Worcester
Col. Woods
Fire in Northwest Kitchen Spreads to Adjacent Home
A fire began early yesterday in the summer kitchen at 818 Eighth Street Northwest occupied by A. Robb. It spread to 82 Bowler Street, where S. M. Bowler resided. Property values cited as about 3900 and 315 respectively. No one was injured. The origin remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Street
A. Robb
S.M. Bowler
Rob
B'S
Minor League Scores Across Leagues and a Purcellville Win
In the American Association Milwaukie-Milwaukee beat Columbus 4-1 and Kansas City defeated Toledo 3-2. Minneapolis beat Louisville 7-1, while St Paul edged Indianapolis 5-4. Shreveport beat Atlanta 6-1 in the Southern League. Memphis defeated Birmingham. Little Rock fell to Nashville. In the Eastern League Buffalo hosted Baltimore, and Montreal beat Provo 5-2. South Atlantic games saw Macon 4 Augopla 2, Augusta 8 Macon 2, and Columbia Jacksonville 1 nil. Savannah swept Charleston 3-0 in the doubleheader. Purcellville defeated Round Hill 9-8 behind Forbes pitching and Isemann baserunning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Milwaukie
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kanne City
Kansas City
Toledo
Minnespotie
Louisville
Minneapolis
St Paul
Indianapolis
Southern League
Shreveport
Atlanta
Memphis
Birmingham
Little Rock
Iittle Rock
Nashville
Sata
Macon
Augopla
Augusta
Macea
Columbia
Jacksonville
Savannah
Savanash
Charisaton
Sacond
Charteaton
Purcellville
Round Hill
Washington Post
Forbes
Isemann
Cincinnati Wins First Game in Free-Hitting Tilt at Boston
In Boston on July 12 Cincinnati defeated Boston 16 to 2 in the first of two games. Errors by Tenney and Fraser helped Cincinnati as Willia opened the second with bases loaded and a balk allowed a run. Attendance was 2,523.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Boston
Masa
Cinncinnati
Hoston
Tenney
Fraser
Willia
Huggins
RHOAD
Rhoae Hugging
Drabbe
Bio
Fo Barry
M Tenney
Kelley
Dolan
Reymour
Delehanty
Corcoran
oWovirten
Sebring
Seymour
Phelps
Steinfeldt
Delhhanty
Barry Sielen
Staineldt
Berry
Odwell
Barry
Walter
Hary
Phelpa
Beloom Traser
Aif Walker
Mr Johnstone
Amateur Baseball Row Offers Local Games and Forfeits
The Tigers defeated Central Rockville Juniors 13 to 5 in a River View game. Bethany Chapil forfeited to Pape Rangers in the fifth, score 6 to 6. Notices invite clubs for dates at Coliseum, Washington Grove, and local venues with lineups and contact details for Burt Meyers, James N. Carter, and Charles Haas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Central Rockville
Bethany Chapil
Pape Rangers
River View
Columbia
Etic Club
Carroll Institute
Coliseum
Concordia
Aldress
A. H. Moir
Corcoray
West Northwest
Washington Grove
the Grove
James N. Carter
Clamshuckers
Simpson
Feld
Meyers
Birch
Purcell
Link
Munda
Payne
Dec Armstrong
Burt Meyers
H Street
Common
Kenfman
Thornett
J. Smith
W. Smith
Haas
Manning
Cohn
Cornell
Fertman
Findley
Dawson
Hurd
Charles Haas
Care
Kann, Sons & Co
Two Hits Off Brown in Chicago Victory Over New York
Departments New York July 12 Kitting Matthewson delivered a strong day for Chicago as they beat New York 4 to 2. Attendance 7,000. The Home team showed a jagged defense while Chicago capitalized on New York errors and timely hits. Mathewson pitched 9 innings and struck out eight as Chicago secured the win with strong fielding and one big inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kitting Matthewson
Chicago
Brown
Rhoah
Rhoae Alagle
Browne
Maloney
Dondin
Schulte
O McGann
Chance
Merton
Tinker
Dahlen
Brera
Devila
Casey
Q Gilbert
Balle
OM Mathewson
Mathewson
Hrows
Kling
Dablen
Breanahen
Devlin
Dilbert
Dovlin
McGann
Mathewnon
Baile
Amophes
Meyers
Busle
O'Day
Five Errors by Pittsburg in Brooklyn Victory
Brooklyn defeated Pittsburg aided by errors by Pittsburg players. Flaherty left the game in the sixth, Leever was charged with a sinking issue, Hall showcased strong fielding. Attendance around 1,000 with questionable scoring and two-base hits by Ciymer and Boramout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Pittsburg Selders
Flaherty
Leever
Hall
Ciymer
Boramout
Three-bane Alts-Clymer and Beaumont in game
Stolen bases by Dobbs and Ritter highlight a tense baseball contest. Hite pitched one third of an inning for OM, Flaherty allowed eight runs in five and two thirds, Lynch gave up two in two innings. Brooklson Pittsburg and Brook tyo figure prominently in scoring with errors and bases on balls listed. Umpire Mr. Kien officiated as the game lasted one hour and ten minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
RHO Aes Claotnnatl
Abbat
Huggies
Tenney
Ol Berry
Dolan
Ketley
Delahunty
Oymouy
Wor'vion
Corcoran
Cannel
Odwell
Aymer
Steinfeldtish
Foram
Ol Seki
Wille Pow
Hermon
Sebring
Harpar
Cincinnati
Huggins
Barry
Steintaldt
Balle
Wilts
Harper
Balk
Wilda
Gchlel
Willis
Mr. John
Clymer
Beaumont
Lumisy
Lewis
Clarke
Ritchey
Dobbs
Ritter
OM Loover
Flaherty
Lynch
Brooklsn
Pittsburg
Flrst
Lyech
Aff Erson
Arcure
Brooktyo
Baseball Notes From A Scrappy Season Summary
Baseball notes recount player moves and prospects across leagues. Cox signs with Mashua in the New England League, Morgan signs with Providence, and Frank Poreman and Josh Clarke are among returning veterans. Slattery helps St Louis backstops. Boston praise for Ferris. Lajoie Yeager Gleason highlighted. Princeton’s Edward Heim among late-season standouts. Lobert eyed by majors with Johnstown dispute pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Poreman
Nationals
Hol- Oke
Springfield Republican
Morgan
Georgetown University
Providence
New Haven
Sanfranandrea
San
Joel
Cleveland
Homer Hilebrand
Princton
Doc Hillebrand
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Boston
Hobe
Ferris
Colling
Iven Collins
Parent
Clarke Griffith
Jack Slattery
Red” Klelnow
Milwausea
Athletics
White Sox
Heyden
Carr
Bosemen
Lajoie
Gackers
Yeager
Gleason
Chick Stahl
Crawford
McFarland
McFarlands
Edward M. Heim
Princeton
Coney Island
Georgetown
Duke Farrell
New England
Washington
Kittredge
Knoll
Lobert
Johnstown
Term
Des Moines
Chicago Nationals
Fredericksburg Horse Show Opens With Attendance and Pageantry
Fredericksburg Virginia July 12 The Fredericksburg horse show and race meetings opened with fine attendance and a splendid programme. Lieut. Gov. Joseph H. Willard attended and greeted attendees. Senator Martin and other politicians were expected tomorrow. The silver cup donated by Willard for beat local harness horses was won by A Randolph Howard's Doctor Reid. Race summaries list numerous horses and drivers across harness and roadster events with several firsts and seconds. An immense crowd was expected the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washigton
Fredericksburg
Joseph H. Willard
Senator Martin
Joseph E. Willard
A. Randolph Howard
Doctor Reid
Mra
Blair Johnson
Allen Potts
Radiant
T. R Hooif, Jr
Bitte Jobama
Virginia
Julian Murtis
Karnem
David Sunlop
Duntop
Seeod Gu
Dr. Reid
Pelr
Roadsters
F. B. Guest
Beaumont and Snowden
Idaho
Thaghha
David Dunlop
Nancy Lee
Jasoh Madge
Russell Burith
O. W. Smith
Bedale Horsss
Bro
Jolly Boy
Paget & Okle
Prince George
Dunlop
A. M. Taylor
Thad Aesoad
Beaver Dam
Quier
J. H Chaffy
Miss Chain
Forier Bros
Evitenes
Smith
Palm Room
Dion Kerr
Firefly
T. A Hickman
Gentry
Well Bros
Dixie Paradise
Dutt Green
Nannie Ordsley
C. H. Harkamp
Lida Woodlands
Three Held for Grand Jury in Eiseman Brothers Theft
George Banks, Robert Johnson, and James Hickson, all Negro youths, were arraigned inPolice Court on housebreaking charges after Eiseman Brothers store at 35 Seventh Street NW was broken into July 6 with $75 in clothing stolen. Officers McKeever and Mullen detained two suspects. part of the goods recovered. The trio pleaded not guilty and were sent to jail in $1,000 bonds awaiting grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiseman Brothers
George Banks
Robert Johnson
James Hickson
McKeever
Mullen
Sixth Precinct
Eiseman Bros
Seventh Street Northwest
Banks
Johnson
O'Neal
Boys Plan Mutiny on Detention Van
Eight juveniles from the House of Detention plotted a mutiny during transport to Juvenile Court. Officer Dunnington halted the plan with a baton before the group reached court, and the youths behaved thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunnington
Lberty
No Clues Found In Tolson Missing Boy Case
Police fail to locate John Tolson sixteen year old missing from 2 Massachusetts avenue north west since June 6. Parents fear drowning after swimming theory. relatives suspect he went to Philadelphia for work. Family anxious over his unknown money status and fate. Heartrending note from Miletus West Virginia about a leg sore cured by Buckjen’s Arnica Salve at ic. All druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tolson
Massachusetts Avenue Northwest
Philadelphia
A.C. Stiekel
Miletus
W Va
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Poscan
Collector Jessup
Leroy
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Ardsley-on-Hadson
Columbia-Princeton
Litle
Tson
Allen
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HIVE
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Suiimpo
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Flore Levy
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Potter
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Mila
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Rain Or Shine
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Comilio
Theo
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Hot
Gillain
Harry Firth
Turlonga
Purge
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Masme Adkma
Thiker
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Lilita
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Arch
Azora
Hepilda
Danning
Jim Douging
Oma J
Sevorg
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Heidelbern
Judge Traynor
Maayar
Western Union Committee
Board of Directors
St. Louis
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Taunnehill
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Selbach
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Altrack
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Geme
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Belbach
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Montreal
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Bolloti
Parker-Bridget
Serge Coats
Parker, Bridget & Co
P, Sh and
Nna, Ave
Outfitters
National League
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L. Pet. W. BB
Cincinnatt
St. Louia
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Pittinger
Philadephia
Louis
Tendance
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Rhore Shannon
Thomas
Arndt
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Moot
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Crady
Boots
Pliilaaer
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Barned_runa
Shannoy
Beckley
Backley
Daoln
Aarndt
Hases
Lalla
Arown
Pieeingsr
Pitohad
Mr. Bauuewine
Baseball Notes
Cox
Mashua
Jimmy Barrett
Josh Clarke
Zearfoss
Jake Stahl
St. Louis Republic
Shanes
Howard
Green Hunter
Grand Jury
Mertz
Sun Tedet i
Mertz and Mertz CO
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Eiseman
J. G W. Eiseman
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Jotttanch
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Maurer
Pmrereireriea
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West State
Ta Fe
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Therae
Dr. Reed
Twelfth Street
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Fisk Elcin
Tgreanco
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