Glass Suspended After Tarrytown Stakes Scuffle
Jockey Glass receives six day suspension at Empire City after in race bumping Galley Slave, leading to disqualification of Pony Johnson from the $1,500 Tarrytown stakes for 3-year-olds, 1 mile. Schoolmarm wins by three parts of a length. Pretend promoted to second, Galley Slave third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoolmarm
Perry Johnson
Pretend
Washington Post
New York
Glass
Empire City Today
Pony Johnson
Frank Weir
Galley Slave
Koerner
Schoolmmarm
J. A Bennett
Ferry Johnson
Royal Captive
Bitel
Ftoyal
Glas
Billy Bilin
Alernert
Tor
Hudahts
Drac- Cla
Lasalle
Crensover
Bhiniara
Infatuatiog
Mobility Marigat
Horere Byotoran
SEI
SeHing
Hague
iWaleh
Araates
Rye Straw
Farehtbad
Verond
Micahes
Phinney
Lest
Littis Rajah Alwo
Prince Gal
Mc-Geey
Piso Foo
Bbwon
Jupiter
Wal
Newhart
Koor
Guy Fisher
Danfield
Scaipia
Tarrstawn
Quearvolds
Ferny Deine
Wen Plinim
Thomas
Tite
Toh
Jest
Martiny
Lackrece
Old Voy Stalwart
Zienan
Harum
Witty Tarhase
Tandy
Disa Alice Grove
Cheppanie
Kenilworth and Interior clash in tense baseball doubleheader
In a set of readings from Kenilworth and Interior teams, pitchers Jewett and Harmon duel as runs, errors, and bases on balls define a lengthy early season game. Reed-like lineups feature Adams, Flaherty, Meredith, and Carrell as key names in a clash of local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Flaherty
Nelll
Rmerth
Ostewart
Carrell
tViolett
jDraeger
Hewett
P. Webb'r
OlPeck
Healy
Ol McMabs
Dalton
ijHarey
Imer'd
ZjAdams
Andersen
Fitzgerald
Graham
Wiaw
Adama
O'Neil
Stewart
Violett
Jewett
Peck
McMahu
Harvey
Fitztgerald
J Meredith
Shopmen
Balia
Grain
Carroll
McMano
O'Nell
J. Meredith
H. Meredith
Hy Jewett
Carrow
Mr. Headibos
Kenilw
Aloysius
He Noone
Gi Taylor
Orrigan
Price
Bacon
Bradley
Kraft
Harmon
Lynch
Lanch
N. Kraft
Care
Hurley
J. Moone
Balk
Gople
Mr Betts
Mame
Capeville Defeats Cape Charles in Eastern Shore Match
In a hot afternoon game on the Eastern Shore Capeville triumphed 4 to 1 over Cape Charles. Umpire Mr Murphy and batteries Richardson Wilking Taylor Monaghan. Capeville led with a strong early offense and held the lead through the middle innings before sealing the victory late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capeville
Cape Charles
Washington Post
Richardson
Wilking
Taylor
Old Man Boyd Sells Warner Autometers in Washington
Frank Boyd, a pioneer in Washington’s auto sector, sells Warner instruments and plans to supply aviation panels. The Automobile Club of Washington will tour orphaned German vehicles, donors include Luttrell Spence Faulkner Dorsett and others. Cars from Maxwell Briscoe and Studebaker Washington expand local activity as local owners embark on trips and races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Boyd
Warner Autometers
Washington
Wade
Boyd
Romenemmess
Mobile
Connpu Bum Pany
Pore Automobile Company
Philadelphia
Warner Instrument Company
Automobile Club of Washington
A. Luttrell
Packard
T. B. Spence
Matheson “Street
Joseph Faulkner
Franklin
Southeast Nine Defeats B and W in Close Match
Southeast team faced B and W in a 7 to 2 victory at home. Key players included Reene Shepard, Schmidt, and Beavers contributing multiple hits. Pitcher Burgess earned the win while Bullock took the loss as the game ran 1 hour 30 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B&w
Abo
Reene Shepard
Sherwood
Watera
Murphy
Snellings
Schmidt
Maddox
Brown
I OlBeatie
Miller
Ofhunt
Burgeas
Thompson
UC Enellinge
Bullock
OlHeavers
Rene
Rums
Auiler
Flynn
Big Brettingn
Beaver
Leil on _bares
R A
Nalecon
Burgess
Mnjer
Re Shellinge
Beavers
Hunt
Sherword
R. Snellings
Tunt
Tullock
V. Brent
Grand Rapids Meet Sets Track Records in Harness Races
Grand Rapids Michigan July 22 final day of harness meet marks new pacing and trotting records. Gifty Hine lowers 2:03 pace to 2:02 34 while Hailworthy lowers trotting mark to 2:07 3 4. Willy wins 2:14 trot heat as first foreign bred trotter under 2:10, 2:08 1 4. May Day lowers 2:12 pace to 2:06 3 4. Colorado E. dominates 3-year-old class, Cape Charles hosts matinee racing with several times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy
Grand Rapids
Mich
Gifty Hine
Hailworthy
Giffline
Eel
Allen Wilson
Henry H
Rickey Rawson
Wily
Colorado E
Koegang Mob
Ghambe
Fenelon
Gentry Pointer
Dr. Fox
B. G
T John
Tlemey
Prince
Eh. Oh
Ciftline
B. Y
Tola
Catter
the Eel
G. H
McEwen
Alleen Wilson
Br. m
Cos
Darkey Hal
Empire City Racecard Entries For Today's Meeting
Empire City race program lists eight races with detailed entries and odds for two-year-olds through older horses. Notable names include Osrabar, Busy Mias, Woodcraft, Chapulteper, War Jig, The Monk, John Dillon, and Night Thought among others across sprints, middle distances, and a steeplechase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire City
Osrabar
Ben Lagea
Busy Mias
Seach
Fred Her
Cisko
Ben Thomard
Pleasant
Sabags
Lescar
Gold
Ophir
Crash
Indora
Achewell
Wilton Lackard
Greenbridge
Dall Cure
Faultless
Pchivers
Woodcraft
Amelisande
Alvescot
Nimbi Trance
Chapulteper
Hore Queen
Turf Star
Hanbridge
Faontleroy
Scareia
Teaucoup
Apsche
Fitz Her
Aviation
Btainey
Fay
Pharaoh
Onager
Amalfi
Altameda
Seth
Nelling
Rampton Court
St. Windsor
Okotona
Redwine
Minnive
Mockler
Thrifty
Myrtle Marton
Misa Jonah
Lady Ormicant
Osage
Lizato Fiat
John Dillon
Dr. Koch
Zagg
Dr. Heard
Daera
Fuslongs
the Monk
Beau Chilton
Oe Woodlane
Bimroe
Michael Angelo
Ingury II
Bedminster
Temahoe
He Morpeth
Harry
Ries Feix
George Te On
Amateurs Set Rules For Postseason Series
The amateur baseball commission adopted postseason rules with minor changes aimed at improving the sport. A grounds committee will decide venues and which teams form the A and B sections. Players need five games and pitchers three for eligibility. forfeit of 15 by each league by August 16. Games versus New York and Philadelphia champs likely start in New York. receipts support trips costs with leftovers aiding playgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Amateur Baseball Commission
Capital City Park
Olympia and Southern Railway
Belgiano
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Bankers’ League
American Security and Trust
Commission
Athletes Lose Easy Berths in Police Transfer
Martin Sheridan, John Flanagan, and Matthew McGrath, famed hammer, shot, and discus throwers, all police patrolmen from the marshal's office, were moved to patrol duty today for the good of the service. The three, Olympic champions from London 1908, will be assigned to precincts later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Flanagan
McGrath
New York
Martin Sheridan
John Flanagan
Matthew McGrath
Long Gon
Glendae Favorite Wins At Lake Mile Meet
In Erie on July 22 Gloniare the bay gelding took the 2:23 trot in straight heats. two other races were postponed to tomorrow. Zoe Patcher and Margaret M led multiple heats with Roy Brook and Henry Bedworth taking 2:19 and 2:21 trots. In Paris Sam McVey defeated Peter Rice in the eighth round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Gloniaare
Lake Mile
Zoe Patcher
Roy Brook
Derena Dale
Margaret M
Henry Bedworth
Ideal
Purre Hod
Glendale
Nunda Orecon
Harold B
McVey
Paris
Sam McVey
Peter Rice
Langford to fight Burns in London match in September
Joe Woodman, Langford’s manager, says Sam Langford signed to meet Tommy Burns before the Olympic A. C. of London the last week in September. Langford plans to sail August 20 for England after his Philadelphia bout with Kaufmann, while Woodman will post $20 000 in New York Monday as a challenge to Jack Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman
New York
Tommy
Sam
Washington Post
Boston
Joe Woodman
Sam Langford
Boston F
Jack Johnson
Tommy Burns
Olympic A. C
London
Hugh McIntosh
Langford
England
Kauffmann
Philadelphia
Johnson
Burns
Little Arthur
Split a Double Bill Ends With Costly Misplay
Olmstead misstarted by passing Milan on four pitches allowing Milan to steal second and score on a misplayed ball. Seavelt’s shallow flys failed to retire Milan as Parent overran a catch then booted the ball, enabling Milan to score. Leivere and Leuivere advanced. Payne’s throw home was late, sealing the game before Conroy’s following single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olmstead
Milan
Thistle
Tanniehill
Ruunner
Seavelt
Parent
Lelivere
Dougherty
Leuivere
Payne
Purtall
Leli
Conroy
Unclear Entry Names and Phrases From Historic Racing List
A scrambled OCR style list shows many proper names and potential race or entrant titles such as Ben Lomond Geld of Ophix Cherlah Greenbridge and others. The fragment lacks a coherent event, date, place, or outcome to form a fuller card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire City
Ben Lomond
Geld
Ophix
Cherlah
Greenbridge
Dul
Care
Wilton Lackaye
Thapultepec
Melisande
Rosa Queen
Hildreth
Stanley Fay
Apathi Newcartie
Wilson
Hampton Court
Sepulveda
Windsor
Plaintess
Thrifty
Stoekler
Osage
Koch
Dacra
Harry
Shmcoe
Wijary
Tom Hayward
Clit Edge
Belaly
Bayérin
Sir Kearney
Flmeta Hamilton
Woelcasta
Catrolie
Melvor
Miss Jonah
P. T. Clark
Langden
Sinfran
Hans
NOTES ON NATIONALS SLUGGERS AND SUNDAY DOUBLEHEADER
The Nationals and Sox played two long games with eighteen innings and a doubleheader planned for Monday. Beckendorf and Unglaub led offense with multiple hits as Zeider, Schaefer, and Milan shined defensively and on the bases. Kilhoffr attempted to steal home in a dramatic late inning but was a yard short. Groom worked well on the mound and Umpire Perrine controlled the quiet, errorless defense from both clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Nationals
Scott
Smith
Sox
Milan
Kiliifer
White
Beckendorf
Arsenals
Zeider
Schaefer
Gessler
Parent
Gandil
McBride
Tannehill
Chicago
Jacks
Leivelt
Mullin
Perrine
Unglaub
Dougherty
KilHfer
Groom
Ungland
Sullivan
Gray
Conroy
Tne
Umipire
Baseball clash details from a Washington game recounts
The account describes key plays by Gessler and Tannehill in a tense inning, followed by Washington missing scoring chances like Killifer and Unglaub’s threats. It notes Conroy and Collins turning double plays and defensive stops, then shifts to cricket with the Washington Cricket Club arranging a practice game at Rock Creek and inviting local players ahead of a July 31 match against Baltimore’s Sons of St George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Cricket Club
Rock Creek Park
F. Allen Shoesmith
Sons
St. George Cricket Club
Baltimore
Washington
Dougherty
Killifer
Milan
Ea i Schaefer
Lelleck
Conroy
Gessler
I McBride
Killiter
Beckendorf
C. Groom
Chicago
Balle
Om Groom
Otmead
Groom
Olmstead
Letvelt
Qimstead
Ungland
Collins
Tannehill
Mullin
Zeider
Mulan
McLoughlin Wins Semi in Upset Lends Seeded Wright Defeat
Maurice McLoughlin the Pacific Coast star defeats Beals C. Wright in four sets to reach the Longwood singles final at Brookline. Whitney and Bishop pull a doubles upset to advance to the Eastern title round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice McLoughlin
Pacific Coast Star
B. C. Wright
Whitney
Bishop Spring Surprice
Brookline
Mass
Longwood
Pacific Coast
Beals C. Wright
America
Wright
Wallace PF. Johnson
Philadelphia
E. H. Whitney
Boston Interscholastic
Richard Bishop
Longwood Club
G. F. Touchard
C. R. Gardner
New York
Little
Boston Yall
Bishop Tomore
Yale
R. A. Holden, Jr
F. M. Watrous
Johnnson
Dabney, Jr
Boston
Ottawa Cricketers Lead In Two Day Match
Ottawa Cricket Club led Merions Cricket Club at Haverford after the first day of a two day match, posting 200 runs while Merions stood at 58 for seven. Wallace topped Ottawa with 68. Play concludes tomorrow. Lou McGraw suspends pitcher Raymond after a July 2 incident at the National League park in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverford
Philadelphia
Ottawa Cricket Club
Merions Cricket Club
Wallace
Lou
McGraw
Raymond
St Louis
Arthur Raymond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tarrytown
Dominion
Jones Mall
Musgrave
Foren
Alberta Tov
Mendip
Miles Bergan
McKeay
Bal Mane
FF Aitken
Manzano
John Tillon
van Tanenes
Toby Griffon
Handican Sveyralds Steel Cosmont
Terie Taree Campbell
Dim
Martin WooPinicten
Hawk
Seo Bine
Ae Grammot
Warrot
Harton
Chilton
Furton& Tine
Thy
Ton Martin Devin
Franse Tim
Sanita
Marne
Barkter
Fearnaw
Preston
Colonel Achhead
Steinbarat
Sinfran Mtaceret & Ty
Tof Se Mart Co
Omuseraed
Petra Ao
Wantrick
Goodman
Leatham
Danny Goodman
Grarse Leatham
Canada
Aurora
Folly Si
Bens
Kenilworth
Bureau
Interior
Hureau
Abhae
AL Standolph
Savoy
Gane
O Monroa
Traver
G Wilkson
J Reynolds
Dj Athingon
Simm
Oscott
Ef. A
Addison
Armutead
Old Savoy
Carrot
Turner
Campbelle
Rendolph
Graves
Randolph
Saioy
Atolon
Carrol
Reynolds
Mr. Harley
G. P
Hygienic Lab
Msg Lab
ADH
Ono
Adhoas
Ifbucamp
Mare
H Smithwell
Cuiemin
Butcher
Monare
alAmeris Hatson
Mills
Dt. Burley
Vatear
Moore
Hite
Nutweil
P. Moore
WiMe
Bateh
Chokmoy
Luscomb
waes—Hygienie Laboratory
Abhoaze
Thea
Ome
Rhe
Hsuehter
Broome
Omoreland
Merceron
Broomis
Omal i
Rux
Jaechke
Iddie
Meyers
Buehler
Morelend
Marceron
Lits
Hands
Eck
Quigler Quigley
Bymanookie
James
Jueschke
Miles
Marc
Ren
Symanoskle
Riddle
Myers
Jaeschka
Quigley
Mr. Hughes
Twining
ST. Martin
Woodburn
Takoma
Carral
Russo
Geuseltos
Galigh Airvace
OlNau
Diewert
Basgette
Cheek
Koehler
Otuppert
Wilkins
Burrowshep
lYetton
Buns
Shaefer
Ruppert
Burroughs
Steele
Galligher
Ly Wthy Burroughs
Baggatte
Charlton
Davis
Steele Fa" Shaefer
Rupert
Burrough
Wakthe
Baggette
Mr. Sherman
ABC Gine Mart
Clements
Rf O
Rupp
Divver
Herriman
Ok Watson
Dampier
iHeble
Brewer
Hiser
Tani
D’helley
Ocolline Downny
Buunteee
Brady
Dees Sa Aelauder
J Witkerson
Giebdal
Venpire
Dock Dougherty
Olives
Tanglewood
Oltes
Jam
IC. Fox
Edendorf
Qj Hunter
Beers
Oburlave
iSul'van
Rawi'gs
FetMeary BO
Omelr
Nelnon
Kidwell
Orohe
Limeric
Eekendort
Wells Sullivan
Gurlasqie
Balla
de Kidwell
Rawlings
Burlasque
Meira
Wit—Stahl
Melta
Mr Murphy
Singi the
Auto World
Maxwell Briscoe Washington Company
Stanley Zell
Zell Motor Car Company
Chesapeake Bay
L. P. Dorsett
Studebaker Washington Company
Gettysburg
Studebaker
Britten Brown
Cape Cod
W. D. West
Imperial Motor Company
Adolph Loeb
New England States
Columbia
National Electrical Supply Co
Lowes Ates
Fromptest
Leroy Mark
Automob
Colorado
Les Wil Bhdg
Giftline
Mark
Caneville Driving Club Park
Hooden Vila
Gibbs
Trixte
Lattimer
Senator G
Wakefield i Sinton
Bonnrea
S. Warren
Eudora
Caty Ames
Elesa
Clifford
Mabel Gir
W. Ferry Company
John Reardon
Plaudmore
Jon
Cum Edge
Spellhound
Dow Antonio
Fort Johnson
Pleerland
BayerIn
Msss Detroit
Gold Oak
Laomedon
Joe Stam
Koroni
Louis Des Cognets
Fildea
Lady Sybii
Maltine
Domnichitds
Polly Lee
Elmeta Hamilton
Woolville
Lady Bina
Saraband
Putwe
Knight Thought
Mins
Jonah
Mochler
Red Wine
Rosedale
MeIver
Moncrief
Grand Peggy
Nettle Marchmont
Renovator
Ponvlaliga
Lad Langden
Haws
Tae
Otho
Lexington Lady
bin Rosboro
Laughing Eyes
Lavallieres
Vat Goldenberg
Erpstee
Asia
Welder
Collns
Gersler
Heckendorf
Zelder
Kilifer
Walsh
McLoughlin
Ottawa Cricketers
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!