Tenara Dominates Grand Circuit at Kalamazoo Stakes
Kentucky mare Tenara driven by Andrews wins the $12,000 Paper Mills stake before a large Kalamazoo crowd on the four heat format. Tenara wins heats one through four, with Fan Patch and Reusens close behind in places. Frances Graham takes the 2:16 trot, beating Grand Marshall, while Mac Thistle wins the 2:10 pace heat events.
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Andrews
Paper Mills
Judson Girl
Detroit
Reusens
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Fan Patch
Fort Erie
Grand Rapids
Frances Graham
Grand Marshall
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Mac Thistle
View Elder
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Steadman
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Princess Patch
Murphy
Junior Watts
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Dan Range
Sal Farra
J. Benyon
Grady
Black Cat
Ray
Bedient Recovers Form as Browns Shutout Brownsies
Arthur Duffey lauds Hugh Bedient for returning from a slump to pitch high class ball. Bedient limited the Browns to six safeties after a rough Cleveland series and narrowly escaped injury from a liner. The column also notes track meet details, player trades, and various baseball anecdotes from Boston sports circles.
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Hugh Bedient
Baker and Bush Spell Disaster for Cleveland
Philadelphia August 6 Frank Baker and pitcher Bush powered the Athletics to a 7 to 1 win over Cleveland at Shibe Park. The duo combined for a decisive victory with strong hitting and pitching.
Athletics Triumph Over Cleveland As Baker Hits Grand The final homer caps big rally
The Athletics beat Cleveland 7 to 1 at Shibe Park. Gregg started for Philadelphia and pitched seven innings before being relieved by Kahler and Bush. Frank Baker belted a first-rate homer clearing the right field fence with Oldring and Collins aboard. Strunk made several spectacular catches and Lajoie nearly snared a long drive. Cleveland players argued repeatedly leading to ejections that halted the contest in the fifth inning.
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Mackmen
Gregg
Kahler
Athletics
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Shibe Park
Lajoie
Murphy
Oldring
Collins
Frank Baker
Baker
Cleveland
Schang
Johnston
Graney
Philadelphia
Leibold
O'Neil
Barry
Turner
Olson
Chapman
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Sehang
Connolly and Ferguson
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J. Murphy
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Oense McInnis
Weer Schane
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TJ O'Neil
P Weeee
Lelivelt Seer
Johnson Ties His Team Mate in Washington Win
Washington crushes Chicago 11 to 2 for the third straight win in the series. Johnson wins with four innings, Gallia holds Chicago to two hits in five, and 27 players see action as Chappell and Collins collide in the second inning.
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Smith
O’brien
Chicago
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Gallia
White Sox
Lothrop
Chappell
Collins
Milan
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Gideon
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Chase
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Weaver
Werner
Tener Lathrop
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World's Record in Number of Yachts
Marblehead August 6 The world attendance record for yacht races was broken as 188 yachts started the midsummer series opener of the Corinthian Yacht Club surpassing last year’s 187. Incidents included the sinking of the Princess and the Copy Cat damage in Class P Italia, skippered by George Lee, led Amoret and Savonara in a tight finish with Italia 39 seconds ahead at the line.
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Corinthian Yacht Club
Marblehead
Larchmont Yacht Club
Baker’s Island
George Lee
Italia
Amoret
Savonara
Sonderklasse
Ellen
Sprig
Cada
Lenane
Bar Harbor
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H. F. Thompson
W. Rose
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J. Martin
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Priscilla Smith
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Swallow
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Gertrude Wiggin
Detroit Crew Sails for National Regatta Showdown
Preparations on the Charles River see Jim Ten Eyck’s Duluth contingent favored in the senior eight. Philadelphia crews, led by Joe Dempsey’s six-oared squad, receive high praise as Princeton, New York, and other clubs join in for the inter city race at Union Boat Club houses.
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Charles River
Jim Ten Eyck
Duluth
Philadelphia
Schuylkill
Union Boat Club House
Revere to Host Middle Distance Cycling Championship
The National Cycling Association assigns Revere track the decisive 50 mile middle distance final on Aug 28 with four starters. Eight contenders vie for the title and two heats determine two qualifiers. Trials next Saturday night at the beach cover 2 miles per rider in preliminary rounds.
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Board of Control
The
National Cycling Association
Revere
America
McGraw Geis Larry McLean Traded to Giants
St Louis Aug 6. The first move to shake up the local National league club came today when President Britton announced that catcher Larry McLean had been traded to the New York Giants for pitcher Otis Crandall. McLean leaves tonight to join the leaders in Cincinnati while Crandall is expected to report to manager Huggins here tomorrow. Huggins said several other deals are pending.
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ST. Louis
Britton
Larry McLean
New York Giants
Otis Crandall
McLean
Cincinnati
Crandall
Huggins
Boston Y C Holds Postponed Races
Marblehead August 6 two classes raced in the postponed Boston Yacht Club event in a light southeast breeze. The Harpoon won the Sonderklasse and the Lethe won the second special rating class.
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Boston Yacht Club
Harpoon
Sonderklasse
Lethe
C. F. Adams
Aeeee
Ellen
C. P. Curtis Caee
Seresas
Badger
F. B. Crowninshield
Cima
Guy Lowell
Dorena
Batehelder and Fletcher
Oster
C. H. W. Foster
Crane
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J. J. Dyer
Ff Radiamt
N. F. Emmons
W. Kelley
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Lawrences 11-inning win over Portland 5 to 4 at home
Lawrence edged Portland 5 to 4 in 11 innings with Bruggy's two-base hit and Layster's single scoring the decisive run. Bruggy starred at third and Mahoney, Phoenix, Burns and Jewel contributed on offense. Errors aided Portland scoring in the third, and Knapp and Jewel traded pitching duties with multiple wild pitches and errors.
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Mahoney
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Bowcock
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Courtney
Ferrin
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Breymaier
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Sullivan
Martin
Meehan
Balk
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Mahones
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Ave
Serearte
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C Knapp
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de Martin
aVearson
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Lowell
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Halstein
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McMahon
Miller
Flaherty
Daly
Dee
Daum
Maybohm
O'Chaney
Coast Stars Win National Tennis Doubles Title in Newport
California earns the national doubles crown by defeating Eastern champions Gustave Touchard and Watson M. Washburn in straight sets 6-1 8-6 6-4. Clarence Griffin and John Strachan teamed to overpower the Eastern pair, earning a shot against Bundy and McLoughlin for the U S title at Newport. Washburn wore down as the match progressed, with Touchard providing sporadic support.
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Clarence Griffin
John Strachan
Bundy
McLoughlin
United States
Newport
Gustave Touchard
Watson M. Washburn
Washburn
Touchard
Strachan
Rixey Dominates as Phillies Top St. Louis 7 1
On August 6 in St. Louis, Rixey was almost invincible while Harmon struggled as Philadelphia won 7 to 1 to take a fourth straight in the series.
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