Strathcona Steeplechase Triumph at Montreal Tracks
BELO'S JUMPING RACE wins the Strathcona handicap steeplechase at Blue Bonnets. Prince Hampton finishes second as Aldebaran takes the Hochelaga handicap for Canadian bred two-year-olds. Buckhorn places in the feature event amid heavy going and a muddy track, with a large crowd watching Montreal racing on Sept 12.
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Ruvkhorn
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Debre Corre
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Ambiguous OCR item with sports team names and figures
Fragmentary readable names such as Jemec Packers Jawbone Cherry Seed Oars Otter and various odd personal names appear in an OCR fragment. No clear event, outcome, or structured report is present to summarize a specific action or result.
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Jemec Packers
Otter Taha Mushinebon Mon Am
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Lan
Itacebrogh Avimer
Bob W
Cornell Starts Practice at Ithaca under Reed
Cornell opened practice in Ithaca with head coach Daniel A. Reed directing preliminary work. Veterans on the field included quarterback Butler, backs Champaign and Hale, and center I. J. White. Nineteen players were listed, captains and freshmen considered for tomorrow’s practice with additional candidates.
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Ithaca
Cornell Touthast
Sullivan enters G U Virginia Will Use Stadium For Swarthmore
Georgetown University prepares for a big football year adding Sullivan the star halfback from the Saures Institute New York and Rathbone to its squad. Capt Dailey arrives enthusiastic about the team with Reinchild Carrigan and others joining as practices begin. Virginia meanwhile reports stadium construction progress ahead of the Swarthmore game with Lambeth field seating planned to 6 000 and Friday practice set to start under Coach Yancey with Elliott assisting.
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James E. Sullivan
American Athletic Union
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Speed" Eliott
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Crawford
May Get Fight Injunction Between Wolgast and Melarkind
Milwaukee officials seek a prohibition to stop the Friday night boxing bout between lightweight champion Wolgast and Packey Melarkind. A state agency conference failed to meet, and an Madison attorney signaled a potential ruling against the match. Matchmaker Mulkern asserts the bout will go forward as planned. Schumacher defeats Cross in ten rounds by landing sharper blows.
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Wolgast
Packes Melarkind
Mockwards
National Athletic Club
Thomas Morris
State Law Department
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Mulkern
Minor League Games Across Leagues Report
Eastern League results feature Montreal 4 Toledo 2 and Baltimore 9 Providence 7 as Newark and Toronto fare poorly. American Association shows Louisville 9 Milwaukee 6 and Minneapolis 7 Arkansas 1. Southern League notes New Orleans 0 Montgomery 0 and Chattanooga 8 Memphis 1 with scattered first games.
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Arkansas
Wily -Kansas
Paul
Southern League
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Chattanooga
Them
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Memphs
Chattas
Atasta
Americans win key singles in Davis Cup prep
U S racketeers secure rights to meet Australia by sweeping the final singles in New York on turf at West Side Tennis Club. McLoughlin defeats Dixon in four sets and Larned over Lowe in four, giving the Americans four points to one for the British Isles in the preliminary Davis Cup matches.
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R. D. Little
Noted Golfers Lose to Hilton in Amateur Championship
The amateur golf championship at Apawanis saw many former champs eliminated as 16 survivors moved into the next round. Hilton surged to the 36-hole medal play victory with a 14? card, aiming for the championship medal and Have Meyer Cup while Travers, Fownes, and Gardner faced tough draws and strong rivals from Chicago, Vermont, and Great Britain amid shifting matchups and expected duels.
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Charley Mitchell Wins Empire State Stake at fair track
Syracuse Sept 2 Charley Mitchell won the Empire State Stake for four trotters on a heavy morning track, taking straight heats and nearly crowding Lewis Forrest for second. Foest Prince lost the third heat to Lind Bel but won heat four. other races were postponed to tomorrow due to track conditions.
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Empire State Stake
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Six Hits In Six Times Up Sets League Record
In Jackson Michigan on September day in a Kane County game between Jackson and Battle Creek in the Southern Michigan league Buck Condors, the Jackson batter, set a new league record by collecting six hits, four of them doubles, in six at bats. Jackson tallied six hits and three runs, a season record.
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Battle Creek
Southern Michigan
Buck Condors
Larat Baneman
Wisconsin State Fair Opens with Straight Heat Wins in Milwaukee
Opening day results on the Great Western Circuit at the Wisconsin State Fair show most races decided in straight heats. McGregor led with three wins in the 2:20 pace, while Walter J won the pace, Royal Reaper captured the 2:24 trot, and Yosin claimed the 2-year-old Wisconsin pace.
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Hele A May Oakley
Y.mullery
Upsets open Lake Erie Circuit day at Fairmont race
Nutmore, the favorite in the 3 stake pace, faded to fourth while Lo wand a selling in the field won. George Uffult, driven by Tterrick, won the first heat of the pace but collapsed after the second heat, Fred Patchen taking the heat and race. Summaries noted 2.12 paces 1,000 stake with Lowanda first Habe second Cincaiwa third Naimere fourth. Best tee 211g. purse $4000 for Chimes won. Jon Walters third McCash fourth. Pita seven pare purse etc. Read Wilkes second and Maj Hunter fourth in Fred Patchen event. Dest Gare also listed.
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McAleer May Take Boston Club Half Interest
Boston baseball profits and ownership shifts loom as McAleer considers a half stake with key figures Johnson Comiskey and McRoy linked to funding. Taylor's hold remains firm though talks hint at a overhaul of management, with Donovan’s contract expiring and a playing manager likely to lead the rebuilt franchise.
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West
Youngstown
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Comiskey
Ibeao
Robert B. McRoy
Wil
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Harry Davis
Cleveland
Stovall
Davis
Mack
Lynchburg Wins 5 2 Over Frederick In 90 Minute Game
Lynchburg Vir ginia League club defeated Frederick 5 to 2 in a quick 90 minute game. Bruck pitched for Lynchburg allowing six hits while McCleery took the loss for Frederick giving up seven safeties. errors behind him aided the Virginians. Final score shows Lynchburg 5 Frederick 2.
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Lynchburg Virginia
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Cincinnati
Virginians
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