Narragansett Park Winners Report at Providence Race Day
Providence RI track crowds exceed 6000 as Diamond Flush wins the Pier Stakes by a neck over Toscan. Tokalon beats Claude by three lengths in the first, Just edges Astral II for second in the second, and Bouvier defeats Deshon in the third. Nagaram takes the fifth with St Joseph second. Shrine and Second Light also place in show positions.
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Tokalon
Claude
Right Royal
Jnust
Astral Ir
Nellie Burn
Bouvier
Deshon
Second Light
Diamond Flush
Toscan
Shrine
Nagaram
St. Joseph
the Clown
Providence, R. I
Providence
Narragansett Park
A & To
R. W. Nelson
Diamond Flash
Rebo
McIntyre
True
Nelson
Tommy Waddell
Mirthless
Rhythm
Romanelli
Bettors
Just
Crimmins
Pepperpool
Astral II
Astral
Nelson Stable
Fifi
Barbuta
Roly Poly
J. Daly
Perrine
Doherty
Wiley
Tarlac
Pepper Pool
Jologne
Miss Finch
Dr. Koch
Changeable
Belvoir
Kinkora
J. McIntyre
Travers
Fifit
Samuel H. Harris
Ruffit
Knight of Weston
Rhino
Diamond F
Right and True
Bell
J. Henderson
Speedway
Speedsmith
Lotta Gladstone
Greek Will Defend Title at National Regatta
At Baltimore on August 11 and 12 the 33rd annual regatta of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen features the intercity octo pede race with eight pairs of sculls on a straight mile and a half course at Spring Gardens on the Patapsco River. Frank Greer of Boston will defend his senior singles title against Titus and Fred Shepheard of Sheepshead Bay, noted for his strength and improvement.
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National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Baltimore
James Pilkington
Harlem
Frank Greer
Boston
Titus
Fred Shepheard
Sheepshead Bay
Spring Gardens
Patapsco
Four Cornered Race at Revere Tomorrow Night
Hugh McLean and Harry Caldwell clash in the 40 mile four heat race at Revere track tomorrow night. Caldwell vows to prove McLean not invincible while Moran and Mettling join in the lineup for a sensational event.
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Revere
Hugh McLean
Harry Caldwell
Manchester
Mettling
McLean
Moran
Caldwell
Dick Warner to Join Detroit Tigers in Swing Trade
Dick Warner former Giants catcher and ex Reds or St Louis player will play for the Detroit Tigers next season. The move was confirmed in St Louis after Warner clashed with his manager and captain there. Earlier talks tied him to Cincinnati, but Detroit won the surprise transfer.
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New York
Dick Warner
New York Giants
St. Louiis
Detroits
St. Louis
Warner
Cincinnati
Reds
Detroit
Chadwick creditors to receive percentage of debt
The creditors of Mrs. Cassie L Chadwick, owed 2 000 000, will receive a small percentage on the dollar. Attorney fees and court costs total 10 100.
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Cleveland, O
Cassie L. Chadwick
Charles Long Captured After 15 Days Hiding
New York dispatch reports Charles Long, a Black murderer, captured after 15 days eluding pursuit in swamps along the New Jersey border. He had been hiding in rural wetlands before surrendering to authorities.
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New York
Charles Long
New Jersey
Alligator Found in Bowdoin Pond Shocks Portland
A young alligator was pulled from Bowdoin Pond near Portland. Local experts confirm it is indeed an alligator and question who released the creature into the water.
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Portland
Bowdoin Pond
Pittsburg Defeats New York On Seventh Inning Rally
Pittsburg won 8 to 4 over New York after a seventh inning rally powered by Leever and Flaherty. Wiltse started for New York and was affected by the Pittsburg hitters as Clarke Devlin and Dahlen produced three base hits. Attendance was 72,40 with umpires Bauswine and Emslie.
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Pittsburg
New York
Wiltse
McGinnity
Leever
Flaherty
Brain
Ritchey
Browne
Mertes
Clarke
Devlin
Dahlen
McGann
Bauswine and Emslie
Donlin
Enone Mertes
Ee Dahlen
Gilbert
Bresnahan
Brooklyn Fails to Score as Cincinnati Wins Easily
Brooklyn bats produced three triple base hits but could not cross the plate. Cincinnati gathered timely hits to secure an easy victory.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Narragansett Park Entries Open for Pe Seen Races
Providence Aug 8. Entries listed for Narragansett Park races. First race six furlongs for two year olds selling with entrants Pater Gauze Merlingo All Pink Sufficiently John McBride Welsh Swallow Vitesse Evie Green. Second race mile and 40 yards for three year olds and up selling features St Gallen Meistersinger Barkelmore Blue Buck Bronze Wing Yama Christy Stepaway Cottage Maid The Bugaboo Widows Mite Phobus Derry Black Cat. Third race five furlongs maiden two year olds includes Mr Budd First Premium Tavanes Jupiter Dr Koch Londoner Matunick Merlingo Blue Mamie Fulbert Ferrotype Vitesse Lackey Josie Hampton. Fourth race mile and a quarter handicap with Bragg Master of Craft Lord Badge Ostrich Cloverdale Pallette New York. Fifth race six furlongs for three year olds and up selling lists The Musketeer Prince Brutus Blue Buck Dapple Gold Durbar Cabin Shady Lad Trojan Uncle Henry Bert Arthur Ida Davis Azelina On The Eve Snow King.
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Providence
R. J
Narragansett Park
Pater
Gauze
Merlingo
All Pink
Sufficiently
John Mce-Bride
Welsh
Swallow
Vitesse
Evie Green
St. Gallen
R. F. Williams
Meistersinger
Barkelmore
Blue’ Buck
Bronze Wing
Yama Christy
Stepaway
Cottage Maid
the Bugaboo
Widows
Mite
Phobus
Derry
Black Cat
Mr. Budd
Matunick
Blue Mamie
Fulbert
Ferrotype
Lackey
Josie Hampton
Bragg
Master of Craft
Lord Badge
Ostrich
Cloverland
Pallette
New York
the Musketeer
Prince Brutus
Blue Buck
Dapple Gold
Durbar
Cabin
Shady Lad
Trojan
Uncle Henry
Bert Arthur
Ida Davis
Azelina
Snow King
Governor Herrick opposes pool selling on Ohio tracks
Columbus Ohio August 8 Governor Herrick denounced pool selling on state racetracks. He vowed to enforce the law and reiterated his veto of the 1904 Chisholm pool bill, stating the practice harms the state’s moral interests.
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Columbus
Herrick
Ohio
Tradition wins Alabama at Saratoga easily
Sydney Paget's filly Tradition, at 1 to 165, win the Alabama stake at Saratoga by a wide margin. Gold Ten finished third, Kiamesha second. Earlier, Dandelion upset as favorite with Oarsman at 20 to 1 the winner in another race. Adriatha dumped her jockey, Caboorahatchee dominated the steeplechase, and Frank Somers fell but finished within time.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Alabama
Sydney Paget
Gold Ten
Kiamesha
Dandelion
Adriatha
Caboorahatchee
Frank Somers
Louise D Wins 2:20 Pace at Nashua Fair
In Nashua New Hampshire on August 3 two of three events finished in straight heats. Louise D captured the 2:20 pace while Belle Rock upset by Advancer in the 2:50 trot. I T Washburn led until a third heat break ended his bid in the unfinished free for all.
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Nashua
N. H
Louise D
Belle Rock
I. T. Washburn
Tenney's Men Have Day Off In Rainout
Chicago and Boston National clubs were granted a rain day as forecasts paused games. Tenney and his players welcomed the respite after weeks without rest, though they face four more scheduled games on this trip and may not complete the doubleheader plan.
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Chicago
Boston
Tenney
Clinton Crowdy Seeks Republican Attorney General Nomination
Springfield reports Clinton Cowdry has announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for attorney general in a communication to the papers.
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Springfield
Clinton Cowdry
Unveiling New Yorks Greatest Murder Mystery
A confession from a vanished New York stock broker will be published Sunday in the Sunday Magazine revealing who killed three men over three nights. The article promises a truth longer told and claims the confession will explain the mystery behind the broker’s disappearance and the sensational murders.
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New York
Boston
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