Mackay Stable to Be Sold at Saratoga Auction
Clarence Mackay faces an auction next Tuesday for his racing stable at Saratoga. The lineup includes four year old His Eminence three year olds Heno Gay Boy Brunswick Roslyn Grand Opera and two year olds Mexican Bow String Skilful Aceful. Banastar Kamara and Trigger remain as the stud nucleus. Reports say George Gould has an option on the entire stable with others like Lawson Senator McCarren and Drake also linked to potential deals.
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Saratoga
Clarence Mackay
Heno
Brunswick
Grand Opera
Skilful
George Gould
Gould
Lawson
Boston
Senator McCarren
Brooklyn
Drake
Gates
Canoeists Open Camp Chatham Summer Session
The American Canoe Association opened its Camp Nauset camp at Chatham port near Pleasant Bay for a two week period. Commodore Louis A. Hall of Boston and Herman D. Murphy of Winchester led the ceremony. Despite few arrivals, flags were raised and tents and canoes rushed into action.
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Chatham
American Canoe Association
Camp Nauset
Chathamport
Pleasant Bay
Commodore Louis A. Hall
Boston
Herman D. Murphy
Winchester
Transportation Committee
Association
Cape Cod
Commodore Hall
Elkes and War thour set for 2 mile pace race at Reverecycle
Two leading pace followers Harry Elkes and Robbie War thour duel this evening in a 2 mile race at Reverecycle track. It may be their last meeting this season as terms between them appear unlikely due to War thour's belt line machine. Elkes, now recovered from a recent fall, aims to ride in clear air without wind shields.
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Harry Elkes
Robbie Walthour
Colic Claims $3500 Gelding Peleg at Granite Park
Peleg the bay gelding owned by Fred Clark of Providence died after an colic attack following a 2:28 trot at Granite Park. The horse valued at $3500.
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Dover
N. H
Peleg
Fred Clark
Providence
Granite Park
Boston Nationals Defeat Cincinnati in South End Thriller
Boston tops Cincinnati 6 to 4 after a six run fifth inning. Tenney and Kittredge spark Boston with key hits while Pittinger relief fanned five. Crawford Seymour and Beckley starred for Cincinnati as Corcoran shined at short.
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Cincinnati
Boston Nationals
Boson
Pittinger
Poole
Boston
Corcoran
Steimfeldt
Bostons
Lush
Kittredge
Dexter
Tenney
Kelley
Cooley
Buckley
Crawford
Eason
Carney
South End
Peltz
Demontreville
Tush
Seymour
Beckley
Brooklyn Wins Over St. Louis 6 to 3 in Brooklyn
Brooklyn defeated St. Louis 6 to 3 as the home team batted freely through three innings. Key hits included Brashear two-base hit and singles by Barclay and Donovan, with Dillon, Keeler, and Dahlen contributing for Brooklyn. St. Louis plated three in the sixth. Attendance not listed.
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Prooklyn
N. Y
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Brashear
Barclay
Donovan
Chicago Beats New York 6-0 at Polo Grounds
Chicago shuts out New York 6 to 0 in a Polo Grounds game. Chicago pitchers hold off New York while timely hits and an error by Lauder fuel the decisive six-run inning. Key players include Jones Browne Slagle Bresnahan Tinker and Lauder with Miller and Menefee on the mound for the opposing side.
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New York
Chicago
Polo Grounds
Lauder
E Jones
Browne
Slagle
MeG'n
Chance
Bres'hanje
Thobbs
MeGa
Tinker
Brodie
Lowe
Wall
Kling
Kehaefer
Smith
Menefee
Miller
Balla
oOff
Jones
Bresnahan
Emalle
Iberg Stuns Pittsburg Bats In Clash
National report from Philadelphia notes Iberg silencing Pittsburg batters as the game advances, delivering a standout pitching performance that controls the opposition and shapes the outcome.
Unclear game summary with late innings highlighted
In the eighth inning visitors produced seven hits for eight bases, scoring five runs to win. Attendance 2039. Batted for Iberg in the ninth. PRUE vs shies 6 es 10000005. Philadelphia 11909060200004 Earned runs Pittsburg 3 Philadelphia 8. Two-base hit Conroy, Sacrifice hit Krug. Stolen bases Clarke Leach Ritchey Wolver ton. Left on bases Pittsburg 2 ose at oak. First base on balls Off Phillippe off Iberg 1. Struck out By Phillippe 4 Cle Tan ce 1 by Iberg 5. Time 2h. Umpire O'Day.
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Tenney
Cooley
Wwe Carney
Peek
Steer
Greminger
Demontreville
Lush
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Kittridge
Fason
Pittinger
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Kelley
Beckley
Crawford
Oeymour
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Corcoran
Steinfeldt
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Besgen
Ae Steee
Maloney
Boston
Cincinnati Eases
Craw Kittredge Homford
Carney
Dexter Lush
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Tenneys
Pittinger Kelley
Seymour Citg
Poole Bergen
Dexter
Arthur Irwin
Brooklyn
ST. Louis
Sheck
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Dolan
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Dahlen
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Irwin
Kruger
Hartman
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O'Neill
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Yerkes
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Barclay
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Iberg
Prue
Shies
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Krug
Clarke
Leach
Ritchey
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O'Day
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Gleason
Gilbert
Buelow
Smith
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Detroitee
Ane - Ul
Elberfeld Gleason
Connolly
Eastern League Results From Providence Newark and Montreal
In Providence Worcester beat Providence 7 to 6. Newark lost to Jersey City while Montreal defeated Buffalo 3 to 2.
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Toronto
Worcester
Providence
Rochester
Jersey City
Montreal
Newark
Buffalo
Baseball scores pasted from regional games
At Waterbury Norwich 9 Waterbury 5. Springfield Hartford 14 Springfield 2. Meriden Bridgeport 3 Meriden 2 in 13 innings. New Haven New Haven 6 New London 5.
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Waterbury
Norwich
Springfield
Hartford
Meriden
Bridgeport
New Haven
New London
Will Play Gaelic Football Garryowen vs O Connell Aug 23
Garryowen and O Connell Gaelic football clubs arranged a match for August 23 at Locust street grounds South Boston. Each team bets 16 dollars, the winner takes side bets and gate receipts. Dennis Sweeney referee Timothy Crowe stakeholder.
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Garryowen
O’connell
Locust Street
South
Boston
Dennis Sweeney
Emmet
Timothy Crowe
Philadelphia Cricketers Triumph in Halifax Match
In perfect weather the Philadelphia team posted 279 for six, after Wanderers were bowled for 59 in just over an hour. P. N. Leroy starred with 123 not out, including 22 drives for four, as Wanderers trailed at stumps with 54 for two.
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Halifax
Philadelphia Cricketers
Wanderers
Philadelphians
P. N. Leroy
Roosevelt attends tennis mixed doubles round at Casino
NEWPORT August 8 Miss Alice Roosevelt and her hostess Miss Cutting followed the tennis tournament. They watched the third round in mixed doubles at the Casino. Miss Roosevelt also viewed polo practice and attended a dinner hosted by Mrs. Frederick Neilson in honor of Miss Kathleen Neilson's engagement to Reginald Vanderbilt.
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Newport
Alice Roosevelt
Miss Cutting
Roosevelt
Frederick Neilson
Kathleen Neilson
Reginald Vanderbilt
Cy Young Dominates Browns As Boston Shutout Continues
St Louis fails to threaten as Cy Young silences the Browns with steady control and sharp fielding. Boston backstops his effort with flawless defense, four hits allowed and no runners past second. Kane finishes strong for St Louis after six innings, but the Browns never break through.
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ST. Louis
Aug
Cy” Young
Boston
Emile
Cyrus
Young
Browns
Stahl
Heldrick
Dougherty
Burkett
Harper
Kane
Double Play Sparked by Padden Wallace and Anderson
St Louis and Boston game notes show a double play trio Padden Wallace and Anderson. Passed ball Kahoe. Steals by Stehl and Dougherty. Wild pitch Harper. Ott and Harper on base after hit. Kane and Young held the mound. Harper chalked up 6 innings pitched, Kane 8, Hite one throw. Left on base: St Louis five, Boston seven. Time 1h 48m with umpires Johnstone and Carruthers.
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A.beeree R. B. P
Collins Dougherty
Stehl
C.f Seeresene
Freeman
Wiseisvesecaveess
Luadance
Ferris Sds Cectssees
Criger
Giocdedeaeuad
Young
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Barkett
Iemphill
Anderson
Wallace
McCormick
Kahooe
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Friel
Sewer
Als
Harper
Borton
Burkett
Stahl
Padden
Kahoe
Dougherty
Halle Ott
Kane
St. Louis
Johnstone and Carruthers
Cleveland Beats Philadelphia In Close Ballgame
Cleveland edges Philadelphia 5 4 as Hickman shines with batting and Fultz bases running. Moore surrenders runs. Wood hits a three base hit and two base hits by Bradley Hickman and Davis highlight the action. Attendance 4065 at Ibhoone Bay.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Hickman
Fultz
Moore
Chicago Beats Washington in a Low-Scoring Tilt
Washington 2 Chicago 1 final in a tight baseball game as Callahan and Patten match zeroes through seven. Chicago capitalizes with two ninth inning doubles and a single, Callahan allows four runs on 17 hits with 11 left on base. Attendance 19,765.
Local Teams Trade Runs In Error Filled Fifth Inning
Detroit game summary notes the locals stringing together hits while visitors misplayed balls in the fifth, producing two runs. Siever delivered a solid mound performance as Barret's running catch highlighted the fielding.
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Detroit
Siever
Barret
Noodles Hahn and Phillips Lead Cincinnati Doubleheader
Vic Willis and Curran start for the home team as Irwin’s batting-spot umpiring question echoes through the crowd.
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Noodles
Hahn
Phillips
Cincinnati
Vic
Willis
Curran
Irwin
Monk and Chain Shot Duel at Fort Erie Grand Circuit
Reports from Fort Erie detail two unfinished Grand Circuit trots with Chain Shot beaten by The Monk in heat one and Geers driving two heats to win the race. Re-elected in the 2 14 trot faced a close finish from Mathorn, while Prince of Orange caused a near mishap with Geers. The column mixes race notes with social commentary and boxing gossip, including remarks on American male health and a debate over a referee for a Corbett McGovern bout.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Fort Erie
Chain Shot
Monk
Geers
Alice Carr
Alice Russell
Mathorn
Prince of Orange
Cleveland
L Street
Leick
Belfield Walcott
Arthur Cote
Biddeford
Lewiston
Mike Sears
Austin Rice
Sand Ferguson
England
Leicester Square
London
Sandy
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jim Jeffries
Kid McCoy
Young Maguire
Cambridge
Ben Taylor
Mike Mahoney
Malden
Jim Corbett
Corbett
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Nashua Track Falls Short for Favorites in Three Gait Races
Three events at Nashua track featured upsets as Anna Rose failed to win the 2:27 trot with Black Belle winning in a walk and 2:27 1 4 best. In the 2:15 pace Perhaps led early and won in straight heats with a 2:15 1 4 best. The 2:12 pace saw Darnette dominate, though Minnie Russell snatched the second heat with a strong bid. best time 2:17.
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Nashua
N. H
Anna Rose
Black Belle
Darnette
Minnie Russell
Cleveland Doctor Promotes Female Supremacy and Declines Men
A Cleveland health official argues that American women will become physically superior to men within a century and asserts men are deteriorating. The writer questions the doctor’s authority and notes American men currently excel in morality, mental capacity, physique, and health amid praise for the ladies.
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Cleveland
Letek
America
Dudley Club Members Set for Two Week Lake Sunapee Trip
The Dudley Club plans a two weeks sojourn at Lake Sunapee New Hampshire leaving today. Members include Henry Winkleman E H Sondheim F C Bracy F H Beckman G Ludwig W Murray Fred Munroe H Sondheim Howard Haskins Dr F Watson and John Rehal. This marks the sixteenth consecutive year for the gathering formerly called Roxbury Campers.
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Dudley Club
Lake Sunapee
N. H
Henry Winkleman
E. H. Sondheim
F. ¢. Bracy
F. H. Beckman
G. Ludwig
W. Murray
Fred Munroe
H. Sondheim
Howard Haskins
Dr. F. Watson
John Rehal
Roxbury
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