Anvil Wows Crowd with 2:08 Trot Double Win
Anvil captured the 2:08 trot in two straight heats at the seat on park, clocking 2:08 3 and 2:08 in the second heat while Amal trailed. Helen Sroasahari broke at start and later. Longworth Ro dominated the pace in the pace race with a late surge by King Daphne, while Baron May contended for second. In the field events, King Daphne won one heat by speed, and Longworth Ro also placed. The program featured the $18 trot with strong performances and notable wagers.
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Kalaragiy
Ou Ans
Tlacen Stles Ans
Helen Sroasahari
Weateon Rire
Abeousagina
Baron May
Seaplaice Longworth Ro
Walter Jo
King Daphne Tea Ling
Longworth Ts
Cobb
Walter J
King Daphne
Anon
Artina
Dave Hallies
Capiivl Tan
Ras Gten
Longworth
Parker
Higginsy
TWA Mas Bom Idendera
BF Tima
Baron
Mac Ant Hean
Reaan King Broom
Ted Mae
Pdi
Bso
Nik
Tony
CBS
Pooh Taga
John W
MrDonaldi
Rindar Morcing
Timm
Swedish King Entertains Guests at Olympic Banquet in Stockholm
Stockholm July 16 King Gustave hosted a state banquet for 400 guests in the grand hall including the king queen crown prince and crown princess among Olympic committee members diplomats cabinet officials and visiting officers. A water carnival lit the harbor as tens of thousands gathered to watch fireworks and a transformed stadium hosted military riding events with Germany taking top score and the United States second.
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Stockholm
Gustave
United States
Germany
Sweden
London
Carion
France
von Krocher
Deblommaert
Belgium
Australia
Great Britain
Canada
Austria
Frederick Charles
Prussia
Pavlovitch
Russia
F. Tazaro
Portugal
Sports Committee
East
6Ta & Platt Adams
N. Y
Jockeys Injured as Five Fall at Valley Field Race
Valley Field Quebec July 16 Five jockeys injured three seriously when eight horses ran in the first race fell at the bend causing a wreck. Jockeys Skirvin Williams Robbins Knight and White plus Elizabeth O sustained injuries. Dusty track blamed. several horses and riders were unhorsed or carried off on stretchers amid a chaotic spill that halted the meeting.
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Elizabeth O
Out
Furlong
Bay of Pleasure
Dryer
Boono
Carroll
Haymarket
Gimmana
Billy “Strove
Ridgeland
Sheriff Gruanlager
Miss Stannell
Allen
Star Heard
Chair
Evaline Dorrig
McArley
Secong
Wharley
Kaufman
Dolly Boy
Hknlent
Watch Me
Finning
Life Maid
Helen Gow
Bragathe
Jim
Iso
Thesteres
Knight
Spirella
Chappell
Gibbons
Whatley
Cassanova
Philopine
Miles Rose O'Nell
H. M. Sabbath
Wilfrid Gerdes
Howard Shaan
Rina
Chass Ala Marchmont
Doctor Young
Oracle
Abrasion
Wen
May Brkle
Dreyer
Scon
Chilton Trance
Smirk
Chilton Squaw
Cassowary
Dorothy Wabb
Lear
Montagnis
Nila
Fl Kitty
Hubbard School Wins District Public School Baseball Title
Hubbard School of Mount Pleasant clinched the district public schools baseball championship after a playoff among Hubbard Fillmore Edmonds and Jefferson. Hubbard beat Fillmore 18 to 3 then defeated Edmonds 6 to 3 with Jefferson forfeiting. Strong pitching from May and David Pfeiffer supported by Merchant Milstead Paine and Eiseman propelled Hubbard to victory as Spalding offered a bronze trophy and another cup sponsor praised the champions.
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Hubbard School
Mount Pleasant
Georgetown
Washington
Hubbard
Fillmore
Ramonds
Jefferson
Monument Lot
Edmonds
Formet
David Pfeiffer
Doc White
Chicagos
Noted athlete in custody in Los Angeles
Police believe a man matching Jules Waterbury alias Nip Ford, ex Cornell football star, is in custody in Los Angeles after an international search. He is wanted in New York for jumping bail and other alleged crimes. two escape attempts followed his arrest. Also, George F. Johnson buys Binghamton State League franchise, will keep team in Binghamton.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jules Waterbury
Cornell University
Waterbury
Ford
New York
New York City
Thoroughbred racing entries list for multiple selling and stakes events
A dense rundown of racing cards with first race selling for 3 year olds and up at 313 furlongs listing numerous horses and weights. Subsequent races include selIing events at about 2 miles and 1 mile capsizes, stake for 1 year olds and up at 4 furlongs, puren for 2 year olds at 512 furlongs, more selling races at 512 and 5 furlongs, plus special weights and seiniage events. Names such as Triton Napier Igloo Edith C Prajudi elo and many more appear with weights and odd spellings throughout.
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Ondramon
Schuttinger
Wor Batilesorg
Lounaberry
Stanfzlowa
Wall
Tina
Vale of Avoca
Golden Syrup
Hamilton
McCahey
Motzach
Butwell
Miss Wiggs
Prince Chap
Judge Howall
Zim
Alpo Ren
Tve Miles
Font
Hopkins
Creme de Menthe
Callahan
Judge Monck
Dunn
Taft
Bo To X
Brigg
Lawton Wlagine
Sliver Knight
Pulka
Eiling
Wlabbergaat
Musgrave
Barbara Worth
Hopking
Tecumseh
Loftus
Mertha al Jep
Miccouskes
Kinder Lou
Chepontue
Thrifty
Uot
Detroit
Rye Straw
Wprudent
Cerrillon
Salall
High Gun
Q. A
Bunter
High Flown
Walthorpe
Brattler
John Reardon
Mooney
Jénates
Houghton
Triton
Napier
Igloo
the Shaughraun
Mian Hynes
High Hat
Enninkillen
Sight
Ross Fenton
Eling
Spellhownd
Oxam
Judge Monrk
Pontchartrain Stake
Royalette
Veneta
Strame
Union Jack
Quartermaster
Tay Boy
Marian Casey
Carrilion
Hormon
Servolatile
Duquesne
Water Welles
Elling
Aplanter
Lad of Langdon
Huck
Tom Hayward
Melton Street
the Rump
My Gal
Norbitt
Leopard
Dorothy Webb
Little Emme
Calathamplan
Ivelon Dorrix
McAndrews
Beane
Ridgeland
Crow
Western Bell
Fawn
Irishtown
Little Marion
Yankee Lady
Donation
Joe Gattens
Pony Girl
Johnny Wlee
Calypte
Should Run Well Today Windsor
Windsor racing notes list a mix of horses and handlers including Andrew Summers Rosa Fenton John Reardon Judge Moock and others with uncertain spellings and multiple unrelated names in a fragmented morning telegraph style. The entry references Ellma Triton Thrifty and several horse names such as Union Jack Toy Boy and Quartermaster among scattered terms.
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Helen Barbes
Springboard
Altamede Horren
Briar Path
Barnegat Union
Jeck
Quartermaster
Toy Boy
Melton Street
the Rutop
Aplaster
Kye
My Gal
G P C to Put Strong Team In Post Season Series
Government Printing Office clinches top honors in the Government League and will field strong players for the post season. Transfers from the Departmental League were active, with Goebel and Elmer Smith among those in uniform for Farm fresh action as Secretary Shurtleff weighs lists. Owen pitched well in a 11 to 8 loss to Aggies as GP0O pushes for postseason contour.
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Government Printing Office
Agricisitura
Goebel
Elmer Smith
Shurtleff
Amateur Commission
Owen
McLarney
Kernan
Frye
Ifpurke
Fitzgibbons
Limerick
Kelly
Stockman
Scunrttt
Errore
Aggins
P. O
Agges
G. Poo
Dane
Basie
Welllameon
Burke
Burke, 1 Innings Pitched—Rby Williamson, Burke, 6. Hite
Williamson
Willamson
Watt
Bacrifice
Williameon
Bacee
Fitzeibbans
Jackson
Frazier
Earnshaw
Wiliemson
Jackees
Walls
Sporting Facts and Fancies Continued From Eighth Page
The piece discusses Rube Marquard’s erratic form and nerves after losses to Chicago and St Louis. It notes Cubs prospects, Giants’ progress, and Chicago critics favoring Chance’s club. Washington’s Griffith era is praised yet viewed as risky for the pennant race, with Boston watchers wary of its challenge.
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Non
Brooklyn
Marquard
Chicago
St. Louis
Rube
New York
Giants
Cuba
McGraw
Cubs
Athletics
Boston
Fittsburgh
Pirates
White Sox
Chance
Nationals
Griffith
Rea Sox
The
Herald
Weehington
Tran Man Johnson
Washington
Griffins
Red Sox
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Premos
Kalamazoo
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M. P
Madgans Wildness
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Imo
Macing
Obuhler
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SO Quantrille
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Fanshaw
Iatkann Cf
Lewis
Madigas
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Medigan
Hite
Tuner
Lawis
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Kanter
G Miller
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Quandy Morrin
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Alliance
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McKeesport
Skirvin
Williams
Robbins
Valley Field
Windsor
Longe
Valhal
Gross
Charles Goats
Johnson
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Taplin
Fleet Fashion
McAlan
Ora McGee
Fighting H
Mimefloro
Attermath
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Arbutus
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Kirschbaum
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Zabra
Haennis
Henry
Tima
Wienst
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Peer
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Groas
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Ben Greenleaf
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Hell
Balle
Coleman
Mr. Jenkins
Eeol Wood
PEPCO
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Jones
Sullivan
Papeo
Barton
Chick” Davis
Cradtt
Abhoa Hi Papeo
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Murphy
Taylor
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Strickler
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OlKirkes
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Keyworth
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Luscombe
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Landis
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Washington All-Stars
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Washington All- Stars
Easton Today
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Merlon Cricket Club
Rosedale
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Mertz
Mertz and Mertz CO
Jimmie Crustaberry
Chicago Tribune
the Tribune
Q*‘Loughlin
O'Loughlin
Sox
Walter Johnson
Timn
Griff
Grifith
Clark Grifith
Swat
Arer
By Tom McNamara
Yung Amerikens
Aue
Ann
Eaglererries
Tert
Saher Rae and
Faee
HSA
Wwe
Frppie
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