Jockey Robbins Hurts in Brighton Race Fall
Jockey W Robbins narrowly escaped death when his mount Derision fell in the first race at Brighton Beach. Robbins unconscious, revived, with a compound fracture of the right arm and a broken collar bone. The horse broke his neck in the fall amid crowding at the start. Out of five mounts, W Knapp rode three winners, with Dreamer the only favorite to win in the day’s card.
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Fue
Ciachona Siso van Derlalon
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Hippocrates
Schall
Fiamsuda
Baird
Waawift
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Gold Dome
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Sia
Hildebrand
Hume
Lyne
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Whoapp
White Marah
Jack McKeon
Ivanhoe
Invader
High Life
Fleur de Marie
Indian Btar
Torchello
Katie Caffrey
Florala
Golden Flower Disqualified at Highland Park Race
Golden Flower, a 36 to 1 long shot, led at the start but was disqualified after fouling the sled, giving the fourth race at Highland Park to Hortensia the favorite amid rainy weather. The Del Mar items note Trixie White and Dave Sommers in separate regional summaries with multiple results and runner details.
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Fly Lady
Major Daniels
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Harry New
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Fanny Blazes
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Delmar
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Trizle White
Setar
SCONE
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Gro
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Recond
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Marpessa
Port Worth
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Even
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Kenton
Tird Pima
Leila Hunter
Saul
Gene Handion
Nevermore
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Maranon
Check Morgan
Curlem
Birdw Ood
Loolaway
Blamarck
Jim Tyrell
Whlekere
Altoria
Latonia Favorites All Beaten In Steeplechase Show
Latonia track results report Aline Abbott defeated favorites in the steeplechase handicap with a strong outsider win. The day featured multiple races at six furlongs to two miles with odds and times listed for each event, including notable performances by Matthew Gault Leigh Pacolet and Ruths Rattler. Canada leads Kolapore Cup shooting standings after day one with a 7 percent score, Transvaal and New Zealand close behind.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Aline Abbot
Matthew Gault
Buttinski
Delagoa
Eidonceo
May Elie
Gotonel
Tim Douglas
Safsty
Aino
Canada
Bisley
England
Transvaal
New Zealand
Guernsey
Newgas
Thorough mixed racing card at Brighton and Latonia days
The racing entries list multiple races at Brighton Beach and Latonia with two-year-old maidens and stakes events. Entries include Clover Crest Muffina Rapid Transit Sir Caruther Hallowmas Hob Hagren and more in the first race. then Currah steeplechase entries Candling Gascar Phantom and others. Islip Handbag mile and a half with Hermis Hodene Wiki Mint and more. Neptune Stakes six furlongs with BIN Phillips Green Room McKittredge and others. selling and handicap divisions across six races featuring Dekaber St Broers Sonoma Belle Brigand Duttons Pronte Jatsam Georgia Pine and more.
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Clover Crest
Muffina
Rapid Transit
Jim McVickers
Suds
Mandarin
Meteor
Sir Caruther
Hallowmas
Hob Hagren
Maater
Fon
Phebetan
Floraxondo
Golden Fern
Curragh
Wellings
Can
Gascar
Phantom
Russell Bage
Deposad
Calver
Islip
Hermis
Hodene
Dolly Spanker
Wiki Mint
Outcome
Huttiing
3Iise Crawford
Merry Lark
Santon
Gamera
Red Friar
bin Phillips
Green Room
McKittredge
Favouser
Albert F
Bollmicker
Caples
Don Diego
Sapeva
Op. Dekaber
St. Broers
Sonoma
Druid
Joe Bandera
Monte Carlo
Race King
New Moon Hay
Lady Uncas
Ascension
Avtarita
Aeronaut
Brightwood Racing Results Attract Wide Attendance
Edna Wilkes wins the unfinished free-for-all at Brightwood Driving Club driven by Zinn in a tight finish. L J K with owner J J O Keefe places second followed by Nelle R and Lady Redman. Class B goes to Roy Hal with Jack Hillary aboard Edna G. Kentucky Rose takes the half mile heat race, others include Aquae Marlon Riddle and Ascot. Judges order rematch for heats due to fouling.
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Brightwood Driving Club
Zinn
L J. K
J J. O'Keefe
Nelle R
Lady Redman
Roy Hal
Jack Hillary
Edna G
Dan D
Winchester Boy
James Cotton
Kentucky Rose
Aquae
Marlon Riddle
Ascot
Won by Wrenn and Fincke in Ardsley doubles tennis
George L. Wrenn Jr and R F Fincke of the Country Club of Westchester won the special doubles lawn tennis tournament at Ardsley Casino under the US National Lawn Tennis Association. They beat Watson and Allen 6-1 4-6 6-4 in the final, with Little and Leroy taking second after 6-3 6-2 6-4 over Millett and Marvin.
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R. Leroy
Princeton
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Pine
Allen
Wataoa
Millett
Marvin
Hackett
Alex Hackett
Alex
Semi annual clearance opens with deep suit discounts
Close daily except Saturday at 5 PM. We inaugurate a semi annual clearance with all 3 piece suits in mixed fabrics reduced for immediate clearance. It’s stock reduction before inventory. Choose from complete lines and pay the price our determination to close out goods dictates. Suits listed: $30, $25, $20, $18, $15, $12.
Fredericksburg Horse Show Ends Amid Excitement and Falls
The Fredericksburg show and race meeting closed after rain delays, drawing a large crowd. In the opening running race ten horses started. five fell near the grand stand injuring riders including Miss Chaffin who was hurt in a steeplechase but remounted. Various prize distributions followed for hunters, harness, saddles, and jumping events with Firelight and Brillant among top finishers.
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Washington
Fredericksburg
Grand Stand
Firellit
Lottrall
Virginia Heat
Sumulth
Chipmunk
Harmeas
David Dunlop
FB. Hurkamp
Highland Fist
Mira Allen Potta
Brifilant
Julian Morris
Morris
C. W Smith
H. ©. Beattle
Horms
Kameen
Genlop
Dunlop
Blair Johnson
Robin Adair
Allen Potts
Raddant
Lord Chesterfield
Roadstern
R. Dadhemar
Mand Laret
Leonard Piersor
Marc Wilkes
Fdb Guest
Geaumont
Richmond
Green
W Smith
Panther Mint
Julian Morrist
Brendon
C. R. Hoof, Jr
Cow
Sporting Udems
Mr. Alien Parts
Brillient Firs
Hooft, Jr
Charity
Citizens of Trederickaburg
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Mr Taylor
T. A. Bickman
JE. Lane
Nan Patterson
H. Simpson
Simpson
Pego Nelaon
R. C
Moncure
AL Bickman
H. Smith
Palm Room
Portner Bros’ la Toursine
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Méer
Firefly
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Woodlands
C. A. Amith
Harry Paiton
G. H. Hurkamp
Mackie Wins Professional Golf Meet at Van Cortlandt Park
Isaac Mackie of Fox Hill Golf Club Staten Island captured top honors in a 72 hole professional golf tournament at Van Cortlandt Park pacesetting with 79 73 and 79 for a 308 total He edged American open champion Willie Anderson by one stroke while Aleck Smith Crosby and Ogilvie each posted strong showings Crosby earned a special prize with a 71 final round and a notable 19 year old South Orange Atlantic scorer background noted among rivals
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Fox Hill Golf Club
Staten Island
van Cortlandt Park
Willie Anderson
Apawamis Club
Rye
L. J
Aleck Smith
Nassau Club
Long Island
Smith
Christopher Crosby
South Orange
N. J
Atlanta
Crosby
Mackie
Bernard Nichols
Holywood
David Ogilvie
Paterson
Aix
Pric
Tanto Méckle
Fox
Wright Tennis Hero Beals Wright Dominate Semi Final Doubles
London July 14 Healcombe Ward and Beals C Wright won the semi final doubles for the Dwight F Davis International lawn tennis trophy at Queen s Club. They defeated Max Germot and M Dacugis of France, while Walter Dunlop and Norman Brookes beat C von Westely and Reinz of Austria. The United States and Australasia advance to the finals. Wright starred with unbeatable serving and precise returns throughout the match.
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Beals C. Wright
Queen's Club
Max Germot
M. Dacugis
France
Dwight F. Davis
Australasia
England
Wright
Ward
Dissatisfaction Over Navy Yard Half Holiday Ruling
Washington Navy Yard workers to labor their full shift as Secretary Bonaparte denies a regular half holiday. Some plan legal action to restrain enforcement while others push for a midweek half day. Union leader James O Connell notes past success and ongoing demands despite cost concerns and factory competition.
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Bonapart
Navy Department
Navy Yard
Bonaparte
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Naval
Congress
James O'Connell
International Association of Machinists
Post
Bad checks estimated at ninety five thousand dollars
Herbert M Klaus and Don L Persch were arrested for passing forged checks on Dredge & Crust jewelers. Held on $6,000 bail each in Center Street Police Court amid three warrants in Pittsburg and Philadelphia. Complainants from New York included jeweler W J Coleman and diamond dealer William Reiman, with hearings adjourned for further appearances.
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Don L. Persch
John Street
Center Street
Persch
Pittsburg Brewing Company
Pittsburg
Klaus
Henry Klous
Klous & Byron
Broome Street
Sergt. Peabody
Philadelphia
W. J. Coleman
Broadway
William Reiman
Hoffman House
E. Georgiani
Waverly Place
Mary J. Gleanon
William Street
McAvoy
Newbold Beats Gordon in Tennis Club Tournament
A large crowd watched at the Bachelors Lawn Tennis Club as Newbold defeated Gordon 5 1 6 1 6 3 after heavy rains slowed courts. Swenarton beat McLeath 10-8 7-5, Wilson beat Sheridan 6-4 6-1. Today's semifinals schedule Newbold versus Swenarton and Wilson against the Kenyon-Gower winner.
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Bachelors’ Club
Bachelors’ Lawn
Spencer Gordon
Newbold
Swenarton
McLeath
Wilson
Sheridan
Wilson Wil
Kenyon-Gower
Various Baseball Scores and Incidents From Virginia Events
A July 4 15 inning tie between Delaplane and Warrenton ends 1 to 1 as darkness halts play. Spicer stars for Delaplane with flawless pitching. Kentucky beats Staunton 9 to 8 in game one and Staunton wins 6 to 0 in game two. Brownies win Virginia amateur title by defeating Emporia 4 to 0. Episcopal meet postponed due to rain. Ambulance surgeon bravely climbs five stories into a ventilated shaft to reach a gravely injured man who dies shortly after.
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Washington Fcs
Warrenton
Delaplane
Spicer
Belvers
Hatteries
Warren
Ottingham and Spicer
Rozellend Bhackett
Brownies
Virginia
Washington Post
Richmond
Emporia
New York
John Thompson
Thompson
Tracing Silk Thieves Plunder Worth Twenty-Five Thousand
Chicago police believe a Silk thieves band has headquarters in Chicago and has stolen silks worth 25 000. The burglaries span 300 miles around Chicago mostly in Wisconsin Illinois and Indiana. Town police telegrams report robberies in county and department stores across the region. In July eleven men were arrested in South Bend on Grand Trunk Railroad car robberies. merchandise valued at 30 000 was seized and more thefts were reported near Valparaiso.
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Ilnois
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Clinton
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Laporte County
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