Saratoga Handicap Won by Dandelion at Record Time
Dandelion and Tangie led early as Dan delion captured the Saratoga handicap race at 12 to 5, posting a new track mark for 1 1/8 miles in 2.04 2-5 while Gallavant faded to third. Tangie finished close behind, with Gallavant and Ken among the principal runners in a 14 mile feature opening Saratoga’s season.
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Latonia Racecard Summary at Latonia August Day
At Latonia Cincinnati August 6 only one favorite won with six long shots. Steeplechase feature won by Class Lander from Daleaman, while Bily Wake faded to third. Races include six furlongs wins by Babe B and Meadow Jreage, and handicapped steeplechase result with Close Leader victorious. Multiple long-odds finishes noted among the day’s events.
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Cincinnat
Ratonia
Lander
Daleaman
Bily Weke
Furion
Babe B
Boland
Orline
Hoffler
Inspector Girl
Seder
Alma Gerd
Minnehaha
Oberon
Leg Bright
Rearch Me
Peaceful Henry
Ron
Hells
Johannsen
Princess Marie
Taylor
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Family Talk
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Yellow Tay Morgan
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White Flame
Hicks
Freebooter
Dominick
Eastic
Morrison
Tha Vhrall
Truebel
Lightburn
Joe Shields
Henry
Mageran
Golders Mineral
St Sever
Rev Bertie
Charleston Beats Macon 8–0 in South Atlantic League
Charleston outplayed Macon 8 to 2 in a rugged game as Charleston earns a 3. C. boast. Manager Pender is benched three days for striking in the eighth. Batteries Turner and Relainger for Charleston Helm and Harnish. Time 1:38. Umpires Ryan and Byron.
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Macon
Cherleston
Pender
Strenugis
Turner
Relainger
Helm
Harnish
Ampires
Ryan
Byron
Cowes Regatta Opens Amid Crowds and Royal Watchers
August 6 at Cowes Isle of Wight saw a well attended regatta under Royal London Yacht Club auspices with royal yachts watching from the ships. Light wind and bright weather framed the day’s main events a 48 mile handicap for schooners over 100 long and a 79 footers race. Meteor led early but Clara finished first after a 33 minute 36 second gap. Nyzia won the 79 footer race with Nyzia edging Wille Heather by 55 seconds. Karind and Navahoe followed.
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Royal London Yacht Club
England
Spain
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Adela
Herr Guilaume
Clara
Count Iveagh
Cetonia
Wille
Heather
Nyris
Nyzia
Karind
Navahoe
Washington Beats Detroit In Extra Innings Tie Saver
Washington nips Detroit 5 to 4 after a late comeback. Wakefield Stanley and C Jones key the rally with a ninth inning homer to tie, Schlafy’s double and a misthrow in the tenth clinch the win for Washington. Detroit batters limited to sparse offensive output as Honotte, Warner face a tight defense.
Brooklyn Defeats Cincinnati 2–0 in NL Action
Brooklyn remained brisk, shutting out Cincinnati 2–0 as Scanlon and Bergen starred on the mound for Brooklyn. Pittsburg won two from Boston. first 4–0, second 7–2, aided by Leever and Gibson. In Philadelphia, St Louis and Philadelphia split a twin bill, each side taking a game. Chicago beat New York 3–1 as both teams argued with umpires after a lively showing.
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Brown
Rides
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Doolin
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Emaile
Nashville Wins Double-Header Over Montgomery
Nashville Tenn wins a baseball double-header from Montgomery. The locals shined in fielding and hitting led by Alec Amely. Bill Sorrell, sidelined two months with a hand injury, pitched six innings in the second game before voluntarily leaving in seventh for Jack Ely as his arm weakened. Sorrell remains effective. Score:
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Tenn
Montgomery
Alec Amely
Bill Sorrell
Jack Ely
Sorrell
American Association Scores and Results Brief
In a doubleheader Milwaukee defeated Indianapolis 6 to 2 in 10 innings. Milwaukee won the second game 3 to 2 over Indianapolis. Loulaville-Loulaville beat Kansas City 7 to 2 in the first game. Columbus beat? St. Paul 2 to 1 in the first game. Toledo 11, Minnesota 0 in the noted game.
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American Association
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Indianadolia
Indianapolis
Columbus
Bi. Paul
Yotedo
Toledo
Minnespolis
Matches in hast lake handicap tourney continue after first round
Dozens of players, including F H Smith and C Campbell, advanced in the Hast Lake club annual handicap tennis tourney as sixteen matches wrap the first round. Second rounds begin daily at 4 o'clock as results from Saturday and Monday are compiled.
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Hast Lake Court
F. H. Smith
C. Campbell
FH. Reynolds
FL. L Glover
FL Ruse
Charles Murray
Ray L. D. Scott
C. J. Ramspeck
M. Ramspeck
G. A. Howell
L D Calloway
J B. Calloway
M. D. Berrien
R. G Lyon
C Tay
J. M. Gregory
Nat
M.D. Berrien
R. Thornton
Nat Thornton
E. 3Annes
L. E. Grant
Freeman Sets High Mark At Lakewood Shooting
L D Freeman scored a remarkable ninety-nine of one hundred at Lakewood yesterday. He went ninety seven in a row before a rare misfire on the ninety eighth shot. Dr Billy Carnes also showed strong form with ninety eight. Georgia powder producers prepare for a big contest at Kansas City with hope of mineral representation from Gaza City of the Booth.
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Lakewood
Markeman Freeman
Billy Carnes
Georgia
Kanaaz City
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Sleepers to Valdosta via Macon and G S and W Ry
Through Pullman sleepers operate from Atlanta to Valdosta via Macon and Georgia Southern and Florida railway. Depart 9:316 p.m. arrive 5:10 p.m. in Valdosta with passengers remaining until 7:90 a.m. Calls on Ga Ry ticket agents or Co B Rhodes G P A. Includes connections to Quitman Thomasville Moultrie Jasper White Springs Lake City Palatka and Palatka Fla.
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Wiorida Railway
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Moultrie
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Lake City
Palatka
Ualnesville
Fla
South Georgia
Jacksonville
B. Rhodes
G. P
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co Semi Annual Statement 1806
The six months ended June 30 1806 statement for Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co of Philadelphia filed with the governor of Georgia. Principal office listed as 10 Walnut Street Philadelphia Pennsylvania, organized under Pennsylvania law.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Walnut Street
Insurance Commissioner
State OF Pennsylvania
W. Garner Crowell
Homas J Hun't
State of
W. E. Chapin
Atlants
F. C. Robinson & CO
W. D. Deane
Kaiser's Cup Trial Crew for New Orleans Heads to Boston
The New Orleans sailing crew from Southern Yacht Club sails the Bund erklasse boat to qualify for the Kaiser's Cup off Marblehead with skipper Wiescher and assistants Ashton C Lawrence and John Luther. Commodore Hmile O'Brien joins the crew. if they qualify, club members will travel to Boston for final races. Pimlico Wins Paris Feature details include W J Vanderbilt’s horse Pimlico winning in Birmingham. Dowd resignation accepted for Lt. William S Dowd in the Fourth Cavalry.
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Southern Yacht Club
Marblehead
Boston
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Ashton C. Lawrence
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Hmile O'Brien
Lynching Spared as Officers Move Prisoners to Jail
In Indian Territory on August 6 officers rushed three accused murderers Jackson Murray and Howell to the federal Muskogee jail to avert a mob lynching. Prosecution witness Eugene McQueen was seized beaten and left for dead by a Tulsa mob after the hearing on the Priester case.
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