Pan Zareta Wins Hillsdale Handicap at Empire City
New York July 20 Pan Zareta proved herself a good mare by winning the Hillsdale handicap at Empire City after weaving through a crowded field. Capra debuted strong but could not catch the winner Diamond closed with late rush and outlasted Diversion. Also noted were Sasin defeating a field of platers in the Chappaqua handicap and other race results with prices and times from the card. Syracuse notes include a Saratoga side bet rematch between James H. Riley and James A. Teneyck planned for September.
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New York
Federal Girl
Clarence Buxton
Sasin
Platera
Hore
Syran
Syracuse
N. C
James H. Riley
Saratoga
James A. Teneyck
Teneyck
Riley
White Sox win second game over Red Sox in Chicago
In Chicago July 20 the White Sox beat the Red Sox 5 to 2 as Cicotte pitched steady. They rallied in the seventh inning aided by errors, taking control after trailing 2 to 1. The lineup featured Walsh Leibold Hobitzell Gardner Jackson Felsch Gandil Risberg Schalk and Cicotte. Pelham Foster Pennock and tee tones pitched for the visitors while the day also included a lengthy racing card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
White Sox
Cicotte
Foster
Boston
Pennock
Gardner
Hooper
B. Collins
Risberg
Schalk
Ciicotte
Lewis
Scott
Scibold
Felach
Jones
Batle
Hills
Messrs
Nationals Lose Again Fall To Last Place
Dave Davenport carried eight innings of near no hit ball but Eddie Foster laced a single breaking the bid. St Louis's Sisler saved the Browns with stellar defense as Washington managed only two runs. Final score St Louis five, Washington two. Davenport credited with win as Gallia struggled.
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St. Louis
Dave Davenport
Nationals
Baseball “Hall of Fame
Eddie Foster
Ant
Browns
Griffmen
Foser
Davenport
Zeb Milan
Sam Rice
Hank Shanks
Johnny Lavan
Foster
Milan
Rice
Leonard
Shanks
Lavan
Menosky
Sisler
Shotten
Gallia
Jon Austin
Sloan
Magee
Jacobson
Austin
Judge
Brown
St, Louis
Reverend
Jacobsen
Eavat
Yotata
Boo OG
Washington
AB. R
Ainamith
Mesara
Evang
Hildebrand
Griffith Seeks Pitch Talent as Browns Rally
St Louis, July 20. Manager Griffith rejoined the team to direct field operations and plan for a minor league pitcher of promise. He criticizes Nationals’ recent form while shuffling the lineup. Lee Magee records his first Browns hit. Sisler, Davenport, and George Sisler post strong at bats. A double header is set Saturday before the Griffiths head home.
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St. Louis
Griffith
Chicago
Griff
Nationals
Foster
Judge
Shanks
Lee Magee
Browns
Leonard
Esse Leonard
Sisler
Davenport
Johns
George Sisler
Gallia
As Maroons
Ogo
Troxton
Wigley
Moreland
Plunkett
Dreshuker
McMann
Sweeney
Dresbaker
Glaude
Balle
Coe
Offutt
McManno
Mccarthy Plunkett
Sacia Nen
McCarthy
Pinckett
Aiden
Ind
Mr. Hind
Washington Post
Wilmington, N
Pemanuel Roderick, Jr
T Seventh Street
Roderick
Martinburg
W. Va
Joseph H. Lyeth
Republican City Executive Committee
Martinsburg
Unclear Batterys Pairings Cited in City Ledger
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and teams such as Batteries Meadowa and Barder with players Alexander Killifer ODay Harrison. Cincinnati Brooklyn and affiliations Regan Clarke Marquard Coombs Meyers Byron Quigley. Missing coherent event or outcome, appears as partial score or lineup fragment.
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R. H. B. St. Louis
Philadelphia
Meadowa
Barder
Alexander and
Killifer
Oday
Harrison
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Regan and
Clarke
Marquard, Coombs
Meyers
Byron and
Quigley
Katherine O Connor Wins Swimming Meet at Georgetown Pool
Katherine OConnor won first honors in a four event girls meet at the Georgetown playground pool yesterday afternoon scoring 13 points. Louise Nichols was second with 11. Races included sprints, a two length swim, plunge for distance and a relay won by the team of Edmonston, O Connor, Sinclair, and L Debals.
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Katherine O'Connor
Georgetown
Louise Nichols
Edmonaton
Burke
Dobbs
O’connor
Sinclair
Stetson
D. Kramer
Conlon
R. Nichols
Come
Edmonston
K. O'Connor
L. Debals
Yankees Beat Tigers In Batfest On July Day
Donovan's Yankees overpower Coveleskie's Tigers in Detroit by 3 to 1. Heisman leads at bat with four hits. Megridge and Coveleskie shone on the mound amid scattered hits and errors. Mogridge pitched well for New York while Baker and Cobb supplied key drives for Detroit.
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Detroit
Mich
Donovan
Yankees
Tigers
Megridge
Heisman
New York
Lin Miller
Nunawaker
Mogeidme
Flagstead
Harper
Aia Baker
Nunmamaker
Cobb
Mogndge Stalen
Peckinpaugh
Doenbie
Baker
Om Mogridge
Avelembie
Mogridge
Coveleskie
Cunningham
Dermit
Messrs. Nallin
Owens
M Cormick
Single G Sets Fast Pace In Free For All Race
Cleveland July 20 A great race between Single G and Hal Boy featured getaway day at the North Randall grand circuit meeting. Single G won the event and posted the fastest mile of the 1917 season at 2 01 2, claiming the season’s top mark to date. Hal Boy was strong but could not match the pace. several notable horses and times are listed in the day’s program.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Single G
Hal Boy
Youngstown Lake Erie
Ben Hart
Pittsburgh
General Athol
Murphy
Donne Clay
B. m
Bea Cale
Valentine
Chimea
Edman
Lou Jennings
Br. m
Brennen
Eceas
Joan
McDevitt
Axtien
Ch. B
Harrie
Rodney
Harrods Creek
Engleman
Todd
Br. G
Cox
Jeannette
Peter the Great
Binjolla
Jamison
Binge
Sweeney
Gay Patch
Top Notch
Taylor
Floradora
Lyman
Belle Parker
Edair Kurtz
Kane
Pointer Pointer
Gatesfelton
Lightfoot
Geers
Belie Wreath
Andeaeon Wilkes
Jamisonu
B. & Iy Wai B
McMahon
the Earl
Childs
Poe
B. G. Gen
Athol
Sq Bee Geddy
Wattle McClucky
McQuaid
Daisy
Grapentien
Bir C
B. G. Clee
Patriarch of Cubists Arrives for Washington Exhibitions
Joseph Gerstel the oldest professional billiard player in the world arrived in Washington to arrange a series of exhibition matches over the next week. He will debut at the Grand Central Palace on Center Market Monday at 3 PM and again that evening, continuing through the week. He has played for over 50 years and is known as the patriarch of cue artists. Also, obituaries note the deaths of Mrs Lula Foltz Wood in Hagerstown and Mrs Lata L Baylor in Charlestown, with brief survivor details. Baseball scores from the International League list Baltimore Rochester 9 to 7, Providence 7, Buffalo 3, Toronto 4, Richmond 1, Newark Montreal, and grain notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gerstel
Washington
Gerstel
Grand Central Palace
Center Market
Bethlehem Blast Kills One Injures Nine at Steel Plant
Frank Horwath died from burns and nine others were injured in an explosion at the Bethlehem Steel open hearth plant in Bethlehem Pa. Three serious cases followed when molten metal contacted a reacting substance during pouring from a ladle into a mold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Frank Horwath
Bethlehem Steel Company
Athletics Beat Indians 6 to 2 in Cleveland
In Cleveland on July 20 the Athletics won an easy 6 to 2 victory over the Indians. Myers pitched effectively, allowing only six hits. The game featured strong hitting from multiple Athletes and solid defense, with the final score reflecting an early lead and steady pitching.
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Cleveland
Ohio
the Athletica
Myers
al Philadel
Wamby
Jamieson
Chapman
Strank
Speaker
GlHodie
Roth
Bates
Guisto
Orbis Innis
Graney
LjSehang
Evana
Il Dugan
Billings
Grover
Bagby
Libiyers
Lambeth
A Coumb
Turner
Barri
Smith
Coumb
Philadelphia
Dugan
Meinnin Graney
Beth (Bates
Messrs
Connolly and
Moriarty
Seven Candidates for Marketmaster in City Election
Washington Post reports seven candidates for city marketmaster to replace Lambert CBD Lyles. Nominees are Theophilus Ballenger James B. Martin Charles P. Walley George E. Price Henry C. Carson Harry Lylea and John Sisson. Democratic nominees to be chosen Aug 7 in advance of Nov 14 election. Ezra Bayliss dies at 69 after collapse near National Cemetery. Nettie C. Bryan granted divorce from Bartlett R. Bryan. Lewis Dickson, 12, fatally burned by powder explosion in Mount Savage. Freight cars derail in Mount Vernon yards. Conductor John H. Taylor killed. Brooklyngs struggle for catches. Otto Miller active but not standout.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Lambert
Lyles
Theophilus Ballenger
James B. Martin
Charles P. Walley
George E. Price
Henry C. Carson
Harry Lylea
John Sisson
Washington Post
Cumberland
Lewia Dickson
Mary Ellen Elliott
Mount Savage
Bessie Dickson
Lves
Utah
Baltimore
Mount Vernon
Northern Central Railway
Union Station
John H. Taylor
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Bedtime Stories
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Grepuscle
Glory Belle
G W. Avery
Caveman
Gyp
Rinecraft
G. Kelly Alsé
Hanabala
Dorcas
Panzareta
Capra
Diamond
Rhino Maiden
Bowie
Star Finch
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Poacher
Francis Crawford
Payment
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Zindel
Baggage
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Delta
Bertin
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Fieri
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Mme
Lazy Lou
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Gold Crest Boy
7Th St
Htre
Reed
Seventeenth Street
Aitver Diseaaes
RED Sox
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Trentino
Outlaw
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Frascalco
Banyan
Duchess of Liswill
Lynette
Dr. Campbell
Phillatine
Miss Gayle
Jack Hare
Mehaffey
Prince Igor
Fern Handley
Viva America
Storm Bound
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Hubbab
Smart Money
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Ed Roche
Fa- Reluis
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Courtship
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Fraction
Thornhill
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J. T Lille
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Harwood 2d
Wiseman
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Sir Wiliam Johnson
Dick Williams
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Bantry
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Broomyville
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Ambrose
Spring Song
Ownga
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Hops
Scarpia
Mr. Specs
Bir Richard
Hickory Nut
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Cheer
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Bello
Maree Henry
Leonardia
Josephine Zarate
Plaudito
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J. W. Fitzgerald
National
Ainemih
Jimmy Austin
Leverend
Gal‘Ha
Oe Ee
Grifftmen
Law
Philadel
Wash’gton
Pretangliv Bt
Maroons
Truxton
Rosedale League
al Truxton
Bowman
Adreshder
Fitzgerald
Hurd
Alden
Allen
Ei Viehniey
Ac Offertt
R. H. HE
Bouton
Vaughn
Carter
Prendergast
Wilson
Nebs
Progresser
Kiem
Bransfield
R. OH. EB
Carlson
Jacobs
Fischer
Benton
Gibson
Rigler
Emalie
Louis
Rgh Bt
New York. Louis
Katherine O’connor
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Lula Foltz Wood
Hagerstown
R. G. Wood
Henry C. Foltz
D. L. Long
Calvin E. Darner
Harry E. Brinning
Samuel 8. Brenner
C. B. Black
Lata L. Baylor
Charlestown
George Baylor
J. M. Trapnell
Slater
Josephine Morgan
Frederick Beatty
Queen Anne County
Rochester
Providence
Buffalo
Toronto
Richmond
Newark
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Edward E. Harding
Penna. Ave
Arid
AIS
Parker Bridget
Alwas
Salta
P-B
Panama
Livthot
Kauidigel Co
Hall-Quest
U. of V
Charlotteaville
Alfred L. Hall-Quest
Curry Memorial School of Education
University of Virginia
Teachers’ College
University of Cincinnati
Princeton
Schupp
Idol
Ferdinand Stubblefield Schupp
Giants
Matty
Ferdinand
Bix Six
Ezra Bayliss
National Cemetery
South Payne Street
Nettie C. Bryan
Bartlett R. Bryan
Corporation Court
Nettie C. Wells
Dodgers
Brooklyngs
Otto Miller
Robinson
Otto
Hess Low
Hess
Oxfords
N. Hess’ Sons
Pa. Ave
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