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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1914

Page

11

Marlboro Race Course to Undergo Major Reconstruction

Marlboro race meet success prompts management to rebuild the Marlboro course with a mile track and a ten to twelve day meet under Tek y Ulbo auspices. Plans include a clubhouse, paddock move, upgraded betting system, and a fall meet feature race, with over 100000 dollars to be spent on improvements at Laurel Park.

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Racing Entries and Odds from Marlboro Meeting Card

Entries feature a wide array of two and three year olds and older in pursuit of prizes across colt and mare divisions. Notable names include Faustina, Tiger, Burning Daylight, Fire, and Lady Barbara among others, with handicaps and sums staked as the day unfolds at multiple tracks and distances.

Virginia Ty Lot Strome Trent Faustina Bob Prince Shap Sam Harber Upward Weil Castara Henry Hettieon Hughie Quan Ehenaut

Batting Fest Ends in St Louis Victory at Kansas City

Kansas City faced St Louis today in a batting fest at the city’s expense. St Louis won 16 to 3 behind strong stickwork from Manager Stovall and Center Fielder Kruger. Key plays included several solid innings and notable hits from Hartley, Bridwell, and Drake, while Packard pitched for St Louis and Crandall contributed for Kansas City. The game lasted about two hours and ten minutes with defensive miscues and base running offering the night’s action.

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Timely hits tip Chicago over Indianapolis in error-laden game

Chicago defeats Indianapolis 9 to 1 as timely hits from Campbell McKeehle and Zeider pair with costly Indianapolis errors. Moseley and Hendrix combined on the mound, while Rauf and Wickland contributed late rallies for Chicago.

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Masquerador and names appear in cryptic telegraph fragment

Fragmentary Morning Telegraph OCR lists a maze of names, places, and entries including Masquerador, Flying Fairy, High Finest, Montreal, Richwood, and Chilton. It reads like a catalog of entries or a murky racing or theater brief with scattered person names and locations.

Mornng Telegraph

Browns Rally to Beat Nationals in 10 Innings 3 2

In St Louis on June 7 battering heat and late surge top Browns overcame the Nationals 3 to 2 in ten innings. Boehling pitched through fatigue, Leary and Moeller sparked rally, while McBride, Foster and Milan contributed key hits as Washington failed to close out early lead.

Stanley T. ‘Illiken St Louis Jon Boehling Browns Nationals Rickey Griffmen Shotten Foehling Austin Walker Roehling Richmond Morgan Boeing Joe Boehling Sinth Moeller Foster Milan Moeller Gandit Leary Shanks Welmans Loehlig St Lous Milan Richeys Boehring Pratt Miller Hoehring Toster Gandil Merida Boehling Ianners Miler Wilies Walker Ayres Wares Chen Agnew Washington AR O Shanks McBride Ayres Oo Atvshotten Pater Walher Wares Sa Bo Agnew Wellman P Washington Medler Wilan Walker Leary OM Bashling Gerrit hiue—McBride OH Wellman Zam Boehl Fig Piteher Wellman

Heat Harms Griffmen In Grimy St Louis Showdown

In stifling heat around 100 degrees, the Nationals lose to the Browns. Boehling struggles with injuries and fatigue as Walker and Gandil shift control, while Griffmen misplay clutch moments. Neff shines on defense and base running as crowds pack West End ballpark.

Tigers Repeat Detroit Defeats Philadelphia 4 2 in Home Tilt

Detroit scores four in the sixth to topple Philadelphia 4 to 2 as Bush and Moriarty pace the offense. Peters Cove leskie f ends the bases with double plays while Pennock bats falter. Schang sprains hand after Moriarty steals home in the seventh.

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Red Sox Edge Cleveland 2 1 In First Inning Win

Scott Lewis and Janvrin delivered in the opening frame as Boston beat Cleveland 2 to 1. Olson doubled and Speaker sprinted home on a Holt base hit while Foster and James shut down Cleveland until late.

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Game to Polis Nine Sees Witch Columbia Defeated 7 to 4

In a well played game at American League ball park on Sunday Pohs defeated Columbia 7 to 4. It was the third game of the series with Polis winning two and Columbia one. The feature was H Wassmann’s pitching after replacing Clark in the first inning and the batting of Jirmie Loftus. Final line shows Poll 7, Haenos 0, Calturabis 4. Batteries: Wassmann and R Wassmann. L p Wallach and J West.

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Faber In Form as Chicago Tops New York in Low-Scoring Affair

Faber held New York to three hits as Chicago won 1 to 0. McHale’s defense and strong pitching by Faber dictated the tight game, with Demmitt and Collins among the New York threats but unable to cross the plate.

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Sees Pennant for Nationals and McGraw Grows Confident

Frank Chance analyzes the pennant race as the Athletics struggle with pitching while Washington, Cleveland, and St Louis push front runners. He notes Griffiths strong defense, Waite Johnson and Groth a formidable trio, and predicts a tougher chase for Connie Mack’s Athletics as injuries and form shift the balance.

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Giants Lead Shrinking After Tight Season Start

A chaotic recap cites mixed results for teams including the Giants, Reds, Pirates, and Cubs with scattered notes on pitchers, standings, and player performances. The piece reflects a cautious analyst view, noting potential comebacks and shifting momentum as the season progresses.

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