Rockview Wins BR Feature Race at Troquois Stakes
Rockview led from start to finish in the BR feature event at Troquois, carrying top weight, with a field of good rivals, as officials vow to curb rough riding on the circuit. Count 17 secured his first victory in many counties in the long race, while Helen Barbee won the sprint and other noted results followed in the card.
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Filals
Rockview
Helen Barbee
John Furlong
Jengin
Vida
Volita
Coors
Bradley
Aleck Labotd
Theanaglan
William Mi
Steele
Irom
McCrears
Bouncing Lass
Canada
Farade
Brecon
Meleheyy
M Taggart
Martha Ailes
Morris
McTaggarts
Leotharen
Lysander
Tartar
Barhee
Lahore
Uppertown
Elam
Falala
Jio
Tee
Eto
Jan de Vanpato
Poe
Tate
Tom Fasart
Louis
Grand Circuit Race Day Delivers World Pace Records
July at North Randall track, Cleveland sees Bra den Direct win two heats in the Forest City $2000 stake, clocking 2 03 3 for a 2 04 pace record and shaving three fourths of a second from the stake mark. Don Densmore Mal Brino and Peter follow in heats. Eva Cord guards trotting wins. Braden Direct tops five-heat sweep with new world record for 2 year olds pacing 2 04.
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Cleveland
Ohio
North Randall
Braden Direct
Baron Direct
Forest City
Egan
Braden
Ginger
Online
Bir KR
Murphy
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Mal Brino
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Jackerson
Manrico
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Brighten
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Manrice
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de Forest
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Cox
Browny
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Herr
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Snow
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Valentine
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Dean
Chackleton
Judge Ward
Hedrick
Ais
Nickola
Jim Logan
Montgomery
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Parker
Hodson
Peter Tha
Should Run Well Today Fort Erie Chapultepec Area
A compact note from racing circles lists horses and venues including Fort Erie Chapultepec and Perthshire with unnamed entries such as Cinclonati Enquirer and Barbara Worth. The fragmentary items reference Idle Michael Mystic Light and Warhorn among others, but lack clear results or context.
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Fort Erie
Cinclonati Enquirer
Dordler
Barbara Worth
Michael Mystic Light Secord
Adolwante Warhorn
Ashreads
Chapultepec
Perthshire
Braves Lose Corridon Negotiations End
Special to The Washington Post from Boston July report says Manager Kling abandoned pursuit of Red Corridon sensational Kansas City shortstop after scout Hamilton declined. Kansas City manager Charley Carr would not part with Corridon without Barbeau trade, and Corridon was withdrawn by Kansas City, ending any deal.
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Boston Mass
Kling
Red Corridon
Kansas City
Corridon
Billy Hamilton
Milwaukee
Hamilton
Boston
Braves
Louis
Charley Carr
Jap Barbeau
Barbeau
Griffith Counts on Four Victories From Tigers
Detroit July 30 Well satisfied by the gains that one series completed today have shown him Manager Griffith on Wednesday will send him Nationals after the Tigers confident that the results of the four games will get him closer to the pennant that he covets The Nationals gain ground on the leaders as Detroit beat the Athletics in the ninth inning and Washington won four at Cleveland The pitching plans for the series are outlined with Willett Mullin Works and Dubuc in line to oppose the Nationals and Griffith aiming to sweep the set
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Nationals
Tigers
Washington
Red Sox
Athletics
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Mack
Willett
Hughes
Jennings
Lanky Boy
Barney Petty
Dan Moeller
Alnsmith
Williams
Henry
Asl
Grffith
Figera
Cobb
Jones
Crawford
Dubuc
Wan
Willett Mullin
Johnson
Hughes Groom Cushion
Vaughn
Petty
St Louis
Stovall
Naps
Gregg
Athletica
Bstahl
Bainers
Co Tumbla
McClurg Chosen to Pilot yacht Michicago in August pageant
Chicago July selection by the International race committee names Ogden T. McClurg of the Chicago Yacht Club as skipper of the Michicago for the race against the Canadian yacht Patricia during the August pageant. Commodore Norman Gooderham of Toronto will sail the Patricia and arrive in Chicago with his crew. The Patricia will be officially measured by Morgan Barney of New York while Owen, designer of the Patricia, will apply the measurement tape to the Michicago.
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Chicago
Oqgden T McClurg
Chicago Yacht Club
Mavourneen
International Race Committee
Patricia
Norman Gooderham
Toronto
Gail
Detroit
McClurg
Borat
Morgan Barney
New York
Jocal Club
Owen
Rise and Shine Fishing Club Leaves for Week on Potomac
Nine members of the Rise and Shine Fishing Club depart Saturday for a weeklong trip on the lower Potomac. Led by T T Walsh of the Washington police, the party will cruise to Blackstone Island for a night then move to the river mouth. Participants include S Evans, I Sides, I Walters, A Honey, H Lewis, M Edwards, H Need, and P Bowers. An 8‑foot launch will convey the group to their destination.
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Rise and Shine Fishing Club
Potomac
Washington
I Walters
A Honey H Lewis
M Edwards
P Bowers
Braves Win In Fourteenth In Extra Innings Over Cardinals
Boston defeats St Louis 7 to 6 in fourteen innings as Sweeney and Klings drive decisive hits off Willis after Donnelly and Tyler hold the rival offense. McDonald Magee Huggins Devlin Rariden standouts, with Harmon and Geyer troubled by late miscues in a tense extra frame finish.
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Tyler
Cardinals
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Willis
Klings
Sallee
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Rariden
Bresnahan
Farmon
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Magee Campbell
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Wingo
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Breonan
Lake Erie Races Start With Unfinished 211 Pace
Corry, Pa July 3 The Lake Erie circuit opened with fast tracks and large attendance. The 211 pace after five heats was unfinished and to be completed tomorrow. Monella Mogeat led in the 4 23 trot with best time 7 JB 1-3 2.11 pace purse 400. Hal Direct won heats one and two with Irish Lady Malley taking heat three. Staging includes other quarter events and games listed.
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Drat Hilen Mo
Teneyck
Clementing Granite Gooth
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Berka
Corbin
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Webber
Waiter
Wemtexon
Lady Malley
Giants Finally Beat the Cubs in New York Showcase
New York defeated Chicago 10 to 4 to close the series in a high scoring game. Matt hews dominated, Lavender faltered in two innings, and Smith struggled late. Snodgrass, Herzog, and Murray homered, with Becker and Merkle keying the Giants offense as Chicago committed errors leading to the lopsided win.
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Mathewson
Myers
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Herzog Db
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fles—Schulte
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Buedgmans
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Reds Defeat Brooklyn in Eleven Innings to Complete Series
Cincinnati edge Brooklyn 4 to 3 in eleven innings after a seesaw game. Benton delivered the decisive run on a double as Marsans followed with a single, supported by Wheat Hoblitzel and Grant’s contributions. Haggard details include Wheat’s homer and Hobnzel’s two triples, with Dahlen benched in the eighth.
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Marsans
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Eamond Ss
Fisher Os
Mikro
Meleano
Ragen
Susesy
Dauberty
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Stackn
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Northen Smith
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Mitchell McLean Daubert
Bie
Esmond Moran Hummel
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Hyap
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Sygen
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Measra Obust
Eason
Washburn Tennis Winner From Narragansett Pier
William M Washburn of New York advances to the finals of the Point Judith Open men’s singles after a five set semifinal victory over Craig Biddle of Philadelphia. Inman and Hofman reach semifinals. Kennedy duos and Washburns reach near-final rounds. New England League opens with Brockton sweeping Lawrence, and Lowell edging New Bedford as Haverhill stumbles.
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Narragansett Pier AI
William M Washburn
New York
Craig Biddle
Philadelphia
Fred G. Inman
Hofman Nickerson
Pittsfield
Mass
E A Kennedy
B Kennedy, Jr
F. W Washburn
Brockton
Lawrence
Lowell
New Bedford
Haverhill
Worcester
Adams Bests Rizey in Ten Inning Baltimore? No, Pittsburgh Triumphs
Pittsburgh edged the Phillies 3 to 2 in ten innings as Adams pitched ten frames against Rixey. Wen Sors drove in the winning run with Carey adding a key double, in a tense pitchers duel that stretched over two hours and forty minutes at Philadelphia.
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Phillies
Philadelphia
Adams
Rixey
Wen Sors
Carey
Wion
Knabe
McC
Doolan
Gibeon
Ailister
Adama
Doolangn
Kuliters
Mensor
Carey Everus Kosbe
Gibson Adams Luderus
Kiliifer Touble Pinny
McCarthy
Wagner
Adame
Mesate Rigler
Tianeran
Brock Outs Foe Moore In Cleveland Bout At Luna Park
Phil Brock of Cleveland edged Pat Moore of New York in a twelve round decision at Luna Park. Moore started strong winning the first three rounds including a knockdown in round two, but Brock surged to take control and claim the win in a competitive bout.
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Cleveland Cho
Pat Moore
New York
Phil Brock
Cleveland
Luna Park
Moore
Breck
Detroit Wins Out In Ninth In Wild Finish
Detroit defeats Philadelphia in a nine inning clash after a late ninth inning rally. Louden drives home Bush on a sacrifice fly while Dubuc and Houck struggle on the mound. Lord and Coth collect multiple singles for Detroit as Cobb and Bush pace the offense with key hits.
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Washington Post
Detroit
Athletics
Dubie
Jones
Bush
Cobb
Crawford
Louden
Dubuc
Houck
Lord
Coth
Phila
Maggert
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Ana Collins
Bo. Baker
I Crawford
Ob McInnes
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Bharazel Lapp
Stanage
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Philadelphia
Loni
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Deal
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Ena Houck
Amphias
Messie Connolly
Pirates Trade Leach To Cubs In Shocking Move
Special to The Washington from Philadelphia July 31. The Pirates evidentl y showed the need to replace Tommy Leach to end internal dissension and save president Barney Dreyfuss. Clarke’s retirement plans and Wagner’s hoped rise as manager sparked a reported deal sending Leach and Lefthanded Leffield to Chicago for King Cole and Sol Hofman.
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Philadelphia
Fred Clarke
Pirates
Tommy Leach
Barney Dreyfuss
Hans Wagner
Pittsburgh
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Clarke
Hang Wagner
Tig Dutchman
Wagne
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Sox Defeat Boston as Walsh Keeps Elusive Eleven Game Pace
In Chicago, Ed Walsh pitched his eleventh start in nineteen days guiding the White Sox to an 8-5 win over the Red Sox. Callahan, back from suspension, starred with three hits and a sacrifice fly. Boston’s bats rallied briefly in the seventh and eighth, but Walsh and tight defense sealed the victory.
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Red Sox
Ed Walsh
White Sox
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Dave
Puzsle
Beston
Weaveres
Huh
Wacner
Carrigan
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Yerkes Speaker
Lewis
Gardner
Browns Defeat Yankees In Low-Scoring Afternoon
July games detail a New York loss to St Louis with mixed scores and errors. Key players include Paddock, Hogan, Snell, and Mitchell. The box shows runs, hits, and errors, completing a cautious, low-scoring baseball card.
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Datts
Tanteen
Davis
Oisrh
Sokoonrvoe
Yean Rios
Shatten Prast
Kutna Mitchell
Pat Dock
Tita Bhotren
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Michell Martin
Maxis Aatman
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Castro Best With Rifle in Worlds Tournament
Bayonne France July 2 The world championship with a military rifle has capt Castro of Spain in the spotlight after airing his polit in the international tournament now in progress Capt VWeobally leads with 47 points The Siccane team abstains from competition expressing dissatisfaction with rifle behavior The Ohio venue hosts the international team match as plans unfold Eagles Defeat Culpeper Nine Culpeper War reports a strong Falcons lineup and prep for upcoming games
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Tain Roy
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