Brightwood matinee features fast heats and a Bedford Boy win
At Brightwood track yesterday four harness races and one running event were contested though one race was declared off. Bedford Boy won the free for all in straight heats with the fastest average time yet recorded at the Brightwood track. Other races included 225 class and half mile heats with nose finishers and notable placings from Mata Barton Howard 0 Jurash The Brower Roxey Hoe LAL and Specitrot. The opening of the second meet at Gentlemen's Driving Park Baltimore reported Maggie H. winning in straight heats, Landgrave taking pacing heats, and Emboy delivering a straight-heat trotting victory with fast times across the program.
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Gossip of the Turf Update on racehorses and jockey movements
The Picket may have been withdrawn from Suburban Handicap after a strong prior form arc. Yankee Gun’s yearling sale value and future potential are noted with optimism. Flash notes cover fall injuries, track construction in Montreal, and dominance shifts among steeplechase riders.
Cornell Favored In Varsity Races At Washington Regatta
A Washington dispatch notes bookmakers’ early prices for the college regatta at Poughkeepsie with Cornell favored in the varsity eights and fours, Syracuse strong in freshman eights, and Pennsylvania tied for third. Georgetown and Columbia viewed cheaply. Wisconsin similar to Pennsylvania. Time trials scarce, wind hindered top speeds as crews conclude practice for next Saturday’s event.
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Pirates Beat Giants In Exhibition With Smoky City Squad
New York reports Pittsburg overwhelmed New York 16 to 2 in a rapid game. Willis outpitched, while the Pittsburg batting featured eight runs in a single inning and heavy hits from Beaumont and teammates. Highlights include Wills’ pace change and strong defense for Pittsburg as New York faltered at the plate.
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Notes of the Game Highlight Nick Altrack and Giants Clash
The account recounts Nick Altrack’s vengeance on the Boston Americana and criticizes past assessments of Deally. It notes the Giants versus Pluteburg, the strength to challenge McGraw’s team, and mentions Billy Haliman signing with Albany after a career with the Phillies and a South Atlantic League stint. It also praises pitcher Neotied Hahn’s profitability for the New York Americans after four games.
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Amateurs Trim Capitol Heights in Eleven Innings Pitching Shines
The Benning Showl defeated Capitol Heights School yesterday in eleven innings. Frobsich and Larry starred in catching and pitching while Frobsten delivered strong defense. Brunswick Athletic Club seeks Northwest teams amid plans for a Market House League at Center Market Athletic Association meeting.
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Where They Play Today Baseball and Soccer Card
Cleveland visits Detroit while Philadelphia travels to Washington in a packed slate. In the National League, Pittsburgh heads to New York and Cincinnati plays Brooklyn. Also Virginia League games cue Portsmouth at Roanoke Norfolk at Danville and Lynchburg at Richmond.
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Break Even at Portsmouth in Protest Over Umpire Call
Special to The Washington Post reports Portsmouth and Roanoke split a doubleheader in Portsmouth Va with Roanoke winning 3 to 1 in game one and Portsmouth taking game two 2 to 1 The first game was played under protest by Portsmouth manager Kala over an umpire decision In Norfolk Va a separate report notes Lynchburg defeated Norfolk behind Moser in the box to even a four game series The Washington Post also covers Danville Va falling to Richmond 4 to 3 as Rickards for Richmond hurled a strong outing and Danville committed three double plays
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Easy for Troop F Triumphs in Fort Myer Seven Inning Game
Troop F Thirteenth Cavalry defeated a rival company club at Fort Myer yesterday by 9 to 1 in seven innings. Mahoney pitched. Witemeon made a one hand catch and Dolan starred at bat. Winters lineup lists Mettigan, Mahoney, Ormondroy, Carns, Wilkinson, Mansfield, Lizette, Kelly, Johnson.
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Outlaws Defiant as Tri-State Heads Toward Clash
The Tri-State League faces internal rifts as outlaw clubs resist national commission aims to control player movement. Rich backers fuel contracts to lure talent, while Pennsylvanian teams threaten disbandment if not protected. Leaders claim the league thrives on true love of the sport amid mounting fan support in the hills.
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Oxford boat irreparably damaged for Diamond sculls race
W B West of Philadelphia's Una ne Barge Club reports his Oxford shell is irreparably injured after submission for repair. He plans to obtain a replacement to race, while borrowing a boat for practice as Argonauts of Toronto show strong form and experts predict a Canadian win over England in the Grand Challenge Cup chase. London notes Leander will skip Henley defense due to lack of a capable eight.
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Michigan to drop Yost as coach amid contract tease
Waning support at the University of Michigan prompts the board of controls to consider releasing coach "Hurry Up" Yost despite his next season contract. Paul Jones reports from Ann Arbor that a graduate coach could replace him, with Yost remaining under the terms of his agreement. Reforms blamed on the training table controversy are noted by Yost and Baird as a major blow to Michigan football.
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Navy Football Dates Announced for 1923 Season
The Navy football schedule lists October 6 Dickinson, October 10 Maryland Agricultural College, October 14 Princeton, October 17 St. John’s, October 20 Lehigh, October 24 Western Maryland College, October 27 Bucknell, November 3 Pennsylvania State, November 10 Swarthmore, October 17 North Carolina, October 24 Virginia Polytechnic Institute, December 1 West Point with all games at Annapolis except the Military Academy clash in Philadelphia.
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Morgan joins Boston on loan from Detroit
James E. Morgan former Georgetown third baseman joined the Boston Americans on loan from Detroit. Morgan, a Providence Eastern Leaguers alumnus, began his pro career last year and was purchased by Detroit. He recently graduated from Georgetown and will remain with Boston until a fast infielder is found.
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