Odds and Bets Distract Track Stars at Local Race
Fragmentary notes describe a foot race with bets and shifting fortunes. Names like Ovard, Lennavivini, Willian Mater, and Moky appear amid a crowd of wagers and strategies, with August 1 mentioned as a milestone and a final push toward a prize.
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Fragmented OCR reads as an unclear note referencing Brooklyn club backing, names Davidson Pad fewar Lats, hires Vix Mo Ndatws, Teague, Protheote ton etub, and a vote to bar involved parties. No coherent event, date, or organization is extractable.
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Phillies Buy Norfolk Duo in Major League Pact
The Philadelphia National League club has closed its option on Norfolk duo Pitcher Jos Finneran and Third Baseman Johnnie Dodge. The price is not disclosed. Both players are teenagers with potential, having already spent two seasons with Norfolk. Finneran, a right hander, has been steady and could improve with proper coaching. Dodge, a versatile infielder and fast baserunner, has shown sensational play in multiple infield positions. Scout Howard Farley secured the option after reviewing them weeks ago.
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Holmead Club Wins Second Tennis Tournament Match
Holmead Tennis Club defeated Argyle Club five to four in a nine-match event held Saturday. Despite many Holmead players being away, spirited play drew a large gallery as Grant and Ir Talman led the Argyle challengers and J Doyle, J Hinton, and W K Bentey starred for Holmead. A third tournament is planned for early September to determine supremacy.
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American Security tops Printers in tense Columbia League clash
American Security defeated the Printers 7 to 7 in a hard fought Columbia League game, with early Bancers hits and aggressive base running shaping the scoring. Greene held the Printers in check after a third inning, Skeets Hayes made a key stop and throw, and a late rally helped Security seal the win in a two hour affair.
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Southland Beats DM Manhattan 7-4 In Independence League
Southland opened strong scoring in every inning but the last to defeat DM Manhattan 7-4. Chilly Jones’s wild pitching for Manhattan allowed two runs before relief, then Spaulding Scott shut the door as Southland rallied with key hits from Dampier and Carroll.
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Brown and Beecher Draw in Ten Round Garden Bout
At the Garden A New York New York July 22 three 10 round boxing bouts were decided. The main event matched Young Brown against Willie Beecher both locals in a hard fought draw. Also featured Pat Moore of Philadelphia versus Eddie Smith of New York with Smith rallying late to advantage Moore. Frankie Fleming defeated Tommie Buck of Philadelphia by knockout in the tenth round of the third bout.
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Columbia League schedule revised for remainder of season
Officials of the Columbia League approved a revised slate of dates for remaining games. The list includes matchups such as Braddock against Southern, Equitables versus Bankers, Bankers versus Standard, and Southern versus Standard across multiple dates, reflecting a busy postseason schedule for the clubs Braddock, Southern, Equitable, Bankers, and Standard.
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Clare Griffiths Uncle Dead in California
Clark Grimih of the Netmagia reported the death of Levy Dillon in Los Angeles California. Dillon fathered Fresh Dillon longtime manager of the Los Angeles Pacific Coast League team. He died at Huntington Park after moving from Normal Illinois. Dillon was a noted importer of Norman draft horses. Griffith will be unable to attend the funeral.
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Sweden tops Olympic yachts as games close in Stockholm
Stockholm notes the Olympic Games ended with yacht races. Sweden leads in total points across all events with 123, four ahead of the United States which had no yacht entrants. Great Britain holds third with 76 points, while the United States leads in firsts with two and a half to Sweden's two.
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Lady Panchita Upsets at Lagoon in Fast Handicap Race
Lady Panchita sparked an upset at Lagoon by winning the three quarter mile handicap, racing at a brisk pace and fending off rivals led by Caugh Hill the favorite. The event clocked 1 minute 11.45 seconds near the track record as Ramsy Descendant and Forejoa also placed in earlier races with notable performances.
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Veteran Ed Geers Drives Two Wins at Grand Circuit Meet
Detroit July 22 Veteran Ed Geers dominated opening Grand Circuit program at the State fair grounds driving Pee Wee to a 216 trot win and Dudie Archdale to a 207 trot victory. New starting method cut time. Our Colonel and The Limit posted fast performances while Trojan and Lily Woodford challenged in heats. Also notes Billy Papke accepted Labor Day bout conditions for a ten round fight with Jadie McGovert in Kenosha Wisconsin.
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First race 9300 purée for 2 year olds a fur longs with Protadora Queen of the Turf Wool Mason Maitie L Philopena Wart Buchner Pass On. Second race Purée 800 for 4 year olds and up 64% furlongs Mins Jean Garten of cases Watch Me Yankee Lady Don Padwick Venetian McAndrews Sir Edwardy. Third race Selling fillies and mares 6 furlongs Mamita Dip Der Trishton Chilton Trance Tee May Nita Abrasion Bay of Pleasure. Fourth race Belling for 3 year olds 7 furlongs Booby Little Marian Lady Hughes Lyne Judge Snooks The African. Fifth race Selling 4 year olds and upward 1 mile Louis Descognets Velsini Dr Young Loo Galtens Duke of Bridgewater Wilfredlordes Starier Pimpernel Joe Rose. Sixth race Selling for 4 year olds and upward Limite Tender Cuttyhunk Little Marchmont Golconda Causewary Montelatr Naughty Lad.
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Rapid Advance at Tennis Meet at Onwentsia Club
In Lake Forest July 1 2 preliminary and first round matches wrapped up the Western tennis tournament at Onwentsia Club keeping the schedule intact. Notable results include FC Inman of New York defeating A L Green of Chicago 6 7 7 3 and Nat Thornton with Atlanta downing K McNeill of Chicago 6 4 3 6 3 6. Heath Byford and Walter Hayes advanced locally with Byford beating Bilis Faron 6 1 and Hayes defeating John T Batley 4 0 6 6. Also G M Church and W H Mace of Princeton beat Lieut John J London and C M Carter 6 4 3 6 5 Church and Mace led throughout.
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Tennis Tourney Reaches Finals At Newport Meet
McLoughlin of San Francisco beat Behr in straight sets to reach the final of the Tong woodricket invitational singles. Clothier of Philadelphia defeated Gardner to join McLoughlin in the final. Gardner upset Niles to reach the semifinals, with Pariner defeating Niles earlier. Barry purchased by New York Americans for July 2. will report after the New England League season.
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