Viau Buys 12 Mares for Breeding Farm
Breeder Viau purchased a dozen brood mares including Provoc Workmaid imported Golding Desirous Bonnie Tess Embroidery and others. Mares will be bred to Omar Khayyam with Paris Kentucky stock to join Hancock farm in Virginia. Some mares will be shipped to Richmond for Virginia State Fair races.
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Workmaid
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Desirous
Bonnie Tess
Embroidery
Wilfrid Viau
Omar Knay
Havre Sel
Broomstick
Grace
A. B.l Desiraus
Wrack
Hancock
Virginia
Hancock Farm
Paris
Kentucky
Omar Khayyam
Patricia IV
M. J. Daly
J. G Mayea
Richmond
Turned Sande guides six straight winners in Havre de Grace card
Jockey Earl Sande aboard six straight winners highlighted a Havre de Grace program under trainer rider J. K. L. Ross. Sande won six of the last seven races, including African Arrow in the Parkway Purse, Milkmaid in the Bouquet Handicap, and Bathilde in the closing feature. Ross also sent Milkmaid and African Arrow to victory, while Turner set a long-standing record earlier in the meet.
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Clarence “Turner
Havre de Grace
Turner
Earl Sande
J. K. L. Ross
Runnayven
Sande
Bathilde
Milkmaid
Mllies
African Arrow
Parkway
Escoba
Dairyman
Heupel
J. F. Schorr
Bryn Mawr
Flying Welshman
O’brien
Rapid Traveler
Sea Sinner
Arrival and shipments shape Havre de Grace racing scene
At Havre de Grace Albert Simons arrives with Wildatt Dr Clark and Vexatious. W Walker returns from Canada arranging Canadian bred yearlings for Maryland division. Stewards question Haubert form as trainer William Short faces inquiry. Entire brood mares and weanlings with Dalhousie owned by Thomas Clyde shipped from Appleby farm New Jersey to Robert Walden's Middleburg Maryland. Joe Snell injured when Bellringer bolted at barrier yesterday morning.
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Albert Simons
Wildatt
Dr. Clark
W. Walker
Canada
Toronto
Iie
Maryland
William Short
Haubert
Dalhousie
Thomas Clyde
Appleby
Silverbrook
N. J
Robert J. Walden
Middleburg
Joe Snell
Exerciae Ney
G. R. Bryton
Bellringer
Red Sox and Tigers Get an Even Break
Boston and Detroit split a doubleheader with Boston winning 7 to 6 in the opener and Detroit taking the second game 2 to 1. The lengthy box score lists key players including Bush, Hooper, Young, Ruth, Flagstead, and Heilmann, with Ayers earning the win for Boston and Pennock taking the loss for Detroit.
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RED Sox
Tigers
Boston
Detroit
Bushew
Eooper
Young
Viccan
Cobbet
Veachif
Olmuth
Hellw'n
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Braves win two from lowly Cardinals in St Louis
Boston defeats St. Louis twice 6 to 6 and 5 to 3 as Demaree beats Goodwin. Boeckel, Rawlings, Nutter, Heathcote, Hornsby and Clemons key for the Cardinals with Pick and Tuero contributing. Boston pitcher Demaree the winner. Goodwin the loser. Also racing results follow with six furlongs and multiple winners listed.
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WILL MAKE JOHNSON QUIT SAYS RUPPERT
Prominent club owners urge Ban Johnson to quit as American League president and press for Herrmann's resignation as national commission chairman. Col Ruppert and Baker accuse Johnson of stock conflict and arbitrary actions while backing a leadership change to end his control. Exhibition win follows in Grand Rapids as Chicago Nationals triumph 15 to 5.
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Ban Johnson
American League
August Herrmann
Cincinnati Reda
National Commission
Herrmann
Jacob Ruppert
New York Yankees
Johnson
William F. Baker
Cleveland
Ball
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Grand Rapids
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Walter Anderson
Harry Bissonnette
Western Michigan
J. W. Fitzgerald
Colt Huston
Charlie Comiskey
Harry .Frazee
Yankees
Carl Mays
Red Sox
Plague
Pennant Race Dope in Early Baseball Standings
The White Sox increased their AL lead by sweeping ten games from the Yankees, while Detroit beat the Athletics to widen the margin to a half game. Brooklyn defeated the Pirates to tie Pittsburgh for fourth in the NL. standings show St Louis and Chicago near top, and yesterday’s results include Moston and St. Louis games with Brooklyn 8 Pittsburgh 0. Today's schedule lists New York at Cleveland and New York at Pittsburgh.
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White Sox
Indians
Yanks
Detroit
Athletics
Brooklyn
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Louis
Fitteburgh
Eels
Rosie
Moston
Laury
Pittaburgh
Pittsborg
White Sox close in on pennant with double victory
Chicago top New York 2-0 and 11-2 in a dramatic doubleheader in New York. Weaver and Schalk led the offense in game one. Jackson and Colina produced key hits in the second, while Orr's pitching and fielding shifts helped seal both wins for Chicago.
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Pratt
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E. Collins
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Thormahlen
Johnson to Remain As Herrmann Faces Ouster In Baseball
Insurgent leagues push to remove Ban Johnson from his post while Garry Herrmann is likely to vacate the chairmanship. Johnson appears to hold five votes against three at the December junior league meeting, with Landis possibly stepping in. The Nationals celebrated a pennant and veterans return for a double header with the Browns as Al Schacht and Harry Courtney debut and start.
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New York
Mays
Herrmann
Gerry Herrmann
Cincinnati
Judge Landis
National Commission
Serios
Nationals
Georgia Avenue
Browns
Washington
al Schacht
Harry Courtney
Dodgers Beat Pirates 8 to 3 in Final Game
Brooklyn defeats Pittsburgh 8 to 3 as Olson Barbare Carey Southworth Myers Wheat Whitted contribute in a decisive innings. Mitchell wins, Carlson takes loss. Includes box score notes, errors, and base hits for both teams.
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Caldwell Again Wins for the Tribesmen
Caldwell leads Cleveland past Philadelphia 8 to 2 after six hits in the fourth inning. Line shows Caldwell twice batting and key plays including Griffin and Speaker contributing runs, with Philadelphia errors and missed chances accounting for the loss.
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Cincinnati Plans Red Victory Celebration
Cincinnati eyes a city wide parade for the National League pennant win by the Cincinnati Nationals. Mayor John Galvin invites state officials and neighboring Kentucky cities to join in a state fair style celebration with telegrams and calls flooding the club headquarters.
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Ohio
Cincinnati Nationals
John Galvin
The Hecht Co and Society Brand Clothes Campaign
A sales message urges confidence in Society Brand Clothes backed by The Hecht Co to protect customers from high prices. It touts locks and keys as metaphor for security and quality, claiming eight months of planning to offer fall and winter apparel that matches high standards and preserves value. It emphasizes protection against profiteering and price increases.
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Hecht Co
Society Brand Clothes Organization
M'Leod Advances in Professionals' Play
Fred McLeod Caluambie Country Club pro advances to the third day of the Professional Golfers Association championship at Engineers Country Club by defeating George Gordon BR 1 2 up. He faces J Douglas Edgar tomorrow with potential semifinal matchups including Jim Barnes and others in a crowded draw.
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James West
Rockaway Hunt
Georgy Mclean
Great Neck
Jim Barnes
St. Louis
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Utte Kilder
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Jack Hutchinson
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