Old Orchard Two Races Conclude 2:12 Pace at Measured Track
At Old Orchard Me yesterday two full races and the final heat of a 2:12 pace were run. Monopole won the unfinished 2:12 pace in 2:12. Morale the 2:27 trotter lost heat then rallied to win the next three. Roan Wilkes led early in the pacing event. Prince Alert broke hobbl es in heat two and faded. The program tomorrow includes a 2:25 pace and 2:14 trot.
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Old Orchard
Monopole
Morale
Gordon H
Roan Wilkes
Prince Alert
Apa Leicester
Robin
Abraham
M. Demarest
Dr. W
Rocce, Jr
Payne
Evolution
Ch. G
O'Neil
Daisy Dean
Carpenter
Purse Mesa
Woodford Mambrino
Golden
B. H
King Nutwood
Eae
Georgiana
B. m
Noble
Roy, B. G
Cifeney
Nutwood
McKenney
Big Ike
Br. G
Garth
Daisy Wilson
King Wilkes
Blaze Windsor
Windsor
Ro. H
Tennessee Wilkes
Cooper’s Jug
Baggs
Barney
McGregor
Vassar
Ro. H. (Galvim
Ramsey
Injured New York Gelding Coxey Wounds Stir Inquiries
Charles F. Bates of New York reports his high stepping gelding Coxey, shown with forty eight horses at Long Branch, was stabbed in the right stifle while under stable watch at Ryer son Brown's. Two veterinarians say the wound was malicious and could have ruined the horse. Coxey is slowly recovering.
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New York
Coxey
Charles F. Bates
Bates
Long Branch
Hollywood
N. J
Ryerson & Brown's
Ornament wins Detroit Derby at opening race
Ornament led from the start to win the International Derby at the Detroit Jockey Club meeting at Grosse Pointe in 2 36. Meadowthorpe was second and Moncreith third in the 112 mile prize worth 8065 dollars with 7065 to the winner. A protest filed by Michigan challenges Ornament ownership claim by Charles Patterson and affiliates.
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Detroit
Mich
Ornament
Detroit Jockey Club
Grosse Pointe
Meadowthorpe
Moncreith
Michigan
Charles Patterson
Charles T. Patterson
Charles T. Patterson & Co
Three mile scoring race eyed between Ras Rogers and Wray in Boston
Rogers and Wray may clash in a three mile event in a few days with negotiations ongoing between Rogers business manager and Mike Ahearn. Emmet Gaelic club challenges Hartford Stars to Labor Day race for a $100 purse and gate receipts split.
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Ras Rogers
Wray
Rogers
Mike Ahearn
Dennis O'Keefe
Emmet Gaelic Soother
William Garvey
Artford Stars
Stars
Emmets
Somerville
Thomas Carroll
Emerald Gaelic Football Team
Worcester
Boston
Garry Owens
O'Connells
The
Emeralds
Carroll
Essex County Club
Manchester
United States
Robert Bage Kerr
Broad Street
New York City
Kesex County Club
Caledonian Club
West Roxbury
Gideon Pelske
Tom Shields
Piper Donovan
George B. Tinder
Everett McClelland
Smith
Giants Fall 1–0 As Klobedanz Holds Off Pigrers
Klobedanz dominates six innings with sharp command and fielding. Mike Tiernan and Davis single in the sixth to push Giants’ only run past a stubborn Sy Seymour, who and Klobedanz both pitch well in a slow field after a light shower.
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Giants
Seymour
New York
Kennedy
Brooklyn
Klobedanz
Mike Tiernan
Davis
Kloby
Sy Seymour
Bergen
Stivetts
Little Willy Joyce Shines In Boston Giants Double-Header
In a windy Beacons Hill scene Boston suffers loss as Little Willy Joyce leads the Giants past the Puritans in a brisk double header. Boston and New York split with tight defense and a late surge by Baltimore in the second game.
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Willy Joyce
Beacon Hill
Faneuil Hall
Boston
Billy Joyce
Little Willy Joyce
Home Giants and New York Nine Infield Plays Highlighted
A detailed account of a baseball game focusing on fielding by the home team. Collins Long and Lowe starred in the infield with Tenney at first base, while Gleason and Davis made notable plays including a fifth inning double play. Van Haltren covered center, and Seymour's pitching mix challenged the visitors as New York struggled for hits through multiple innings.
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Boston
PO. A. E
Stivetts
Mney
Oscevss
Ege
Adal Stahl
R.f
Collins
Bergen
Gs Klobedanz
Ae AB TB
Seymour
Rusie
Boston Eeeseeetas
Klobedanz
Tenney
du Collins
Davis
New York
van Haltren
Gleason
Tiernan
Clark
Gleason Ag Clark
Carpenter
Long
Lowe
Joyce
Lajoie
Philadelphia
Giants
Van
George Davis
Jack
Jimmy Donnelly
Holmes
Duffy
Stahl
Donnelly
Wilson
Kloby
George van Haltren
Kirby
Glea Son
Ducky Holmes
Herman Long
Mr. Seymour
Mike Tiernan
Giants and Boston struggle as Bergen singles for the only run
In a low scoring game, Boston blanks Giants for five innings before Bergen singles to score the decisive run. Klobedanz mishaps and sharp fielding by Long and Lowe keep the score close, while Stivetts drives a center-field liner. New York finally breaks through in the seventh as Tiernan hits the first Giants hit.
Baseball Matchups Across Leagues Round Up
Schedule lists New York at Boston Baltimore at Brooklyn Chicago at Loulaville Philadelphia at Washington St. Louis at Cincinnati Pittsburg at Cleveland Newport at Taunton New Bedford at Fall River Brockton at Pawtucket Providence at Wilkesbarre Scranton at Montreal Buffalo at Syracuse Toronto at Montreal all across the New England and Eastern Leagues with several city pairings noted.
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Boston
New York
Cincinnati
T. Louis
Baltimore
Washington
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsbur
Louisville E
Chicago
Contricator
Loulaville
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cleveland
New England
Newport
Taunton
New Bedford
Fall River
Brockton
Pawtucket
Providence
Wilkesbarre
Epereecaid
Scranton
Montreal
Buffalo
Syracuse
Toronto
Washington and Philadelphia thrillers cap off doubleheader
In Washington D C on Aug 10 the Senators beat the Phillies 7 to 6 after a late rally. A ninth inning knot broke with Turner King on the mound and a tense finish. Earlier, Philadelphia fell to Washington 7 to 6 in extras as Shugart and Tucker homered and the defense clashed on the field. Attendance figures were 700.
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Washington
Philadelphia
D. C
Senators
Fifield
Tucker
Cross
Stallings
Wrigley
Browns Knock Reds Out Early in Fifth Inning Rally
In Cincinnati on August 10 the Browns removed Damman in the fifth after a five run burst. With the Reds at 6 to 3, a walk, error, two singles, a double and a triple produced five runs and the game ended with no more scoring. Grady exited in the third after being hit by a batted ball. Douglass took first and Murphy handled the plate. Attendance was 2000. The final score was 6 to 5.
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Baltimore
AB. McGraw
E. Keeler
Jennin
Doyle
Liitz
Eveses Clarke
Erese Corbett
Sddaicoae
Brooklyn
R. R. PO
Griffin
Ceooatesevscoon
James
Anderson
Payne
G. Smith
Asae
Corbett
Burbett
Lachance
A. Smith
Reitz
Chance
Ramith
Shock
McGraw
Stenzel
Jones
Emalre
Chicago
AR. PO
Everitt
Dahlen
Tange
C. F
Anson
Ryan
Callahan
Connor
Thornton
P . Eteeeves Mohue
Metals
Gic
Ncsccces
Cc A
Louisville
Clarks
Stafford
Seeee
Wagner
C. Feereeseerene
Werden
Eeeres Eesreee
Dexter
R. F
Johnson
Wilson
Clingman
Evans
Louisville Sereeee Tees
Hill
Dablen
Donohue
Ornton
Cincinnati
Browns
Damman
Reds
Grady
Douglass
Murphy
Balti more, Brooklyn duel yields win and tie in doubleheader
Baltimore and Brooklyn teams met in two games. The champions won the first game easily while the second ended in a tie after eight innings due to darkness. No further play was possible.
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Baltimore
Brooklyn
N. Y
Baltimores
Brooklyns
Cleveland Triumphs In Batting Contest Over Pirates
Cleveland won a batting contest against the Pirates amid loose fielding, drawing 800 spectators. Final score details are not provided in the readable text.
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Cleveland, CO
Clevelands
Pirates
Fall River and nearby games results digest
Football scores from multiple games list Fall River 9 Newport 0 forfeit, New Bedford 56 Taunton 4, Brockton 8 Pawtucket 0, Lancaster Penn 4 Athletics 2, Richmond 8 Hartford 6. Results reflect varied venues with close outcomes and forfeited match noted.
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Fall River
Newport
New Bedford
Taunton
Brockton
Pawtuckwilde
Lancaster
Penn
Athletics
Richmond
Hartford
Umpire John L Sullivan Works Scranton Win
John L Sullivan umpired the Scranton vs Springfield game before 2500 fans as balls and strikes calls, with Keefe managing the other portion. A late eighth inning rally gave Scranton a 6 to 4 victory aided by Eagan’s three bagger and Griffin’s run scoring single.
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Scranton
Penn
John L. Sullivan
Keefe
John L
Barry
Rogers
Gillon
Eagan
Griffin
Springfield
Baseball Galore at Music Hall with New York Replay
Tomorrow two games at Music Hall reproduce play by play from polo grounds. First game starts at 2 PM. Captain Daly will announce every play and keep the crowd amused. Smoking allowed with cigars and cool drinks available.
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Music Hall
New York
Polo Grounds
Bill
Daly
Players Bench and Baseball Gossip From the Era
A garbled collection of baseball notes mentions New York at 3 30 with players Lewis or Sullivan, and references to Mike Sullivan contributing to the Madden fund. It notes Bergen’s hitting, a Revere A A team seeking contact with several Boston area clubs, and lists players like Babb Curran Butterfield Kelly Pickering Jimmy Collins Mugsy McGraw. It reports Bobby Mathews benefit in Philadelphia and John L Sullivan umpiring in Pennsylvania. The piece cites Billy Barnie as advance agent for Selee’s troupe and Tebeau’s hope for Pickering, with musings on Clark family in Louisville and a clash on coaching lines involving Ten Thousand Dollar Clark.
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New York
Lewis Or Sullivan
Giant Rusi
Mike Sullivan
Madden
Bergen
Boston
Bert Roe
Gloucester
Revere A. A
Norwoods
Mt. Washington
Malden
Everett A. A
Carters
Milfords
South Bostons
Babb
Mt. Wigebrexton
Curran
Tufts
Tommy Connelly
Mugsy
Jimmy
Washington Post
T Louisville
Clark
Wes Clark
Pulliam
Hennery
Fred
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ten Eyck Arrives as Schuylkill Regatta Draws Near
E H Ten Eyck winner of Henley diamond sculls arrives in Philadelphia for the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen regatta on the Schuylkill River. He is joined by relatives and Wachusetts Boat Club members while crews from Newark Detroit Providence Worcester Harvard and Penn prepare. The silver jubilee event features top scullers including Butch Thompson Maguire Ryan Whitehead and Juvenal with strong senior eight hopes from the University of Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
Penn
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Schuylkill River
E. H. Ten Eyck
Henley
James A. Ten Eyck
P. H. Lee
Wachusetts Boat Club
Ten Eyck
Pennsylvania Barge Club
Worcester
Mass
Institute
Newark
N. J
Willis Hough
C. L. Harris
Detroit
E. F. Schulze
Providence
R. I
Weld
Cambridge
Harvard
New England
Association
Butch’’ Thompson
Maguire Ryan
Whitehead
Juvenal
Dr. McDowell
Chicago
Ten
University of Pennsylvania
Poughkeepsie
Ellis Ward
Prince of Wales lists Britannia yacht for sale at 30000
In Poor Britannia New York Aug 10 the Prince of Wales puts his famous racing yacht Britannia on the market for 30000 to settle a large loss. Two wealthy buyers show interest but seek assurances no legal obstacles block a sale. Bar Harbor Me reports mixed views from New York Yacht Club members and American sailors.
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New York
Prince of Wales
Bar Harbor
New York Yacht Club
Clarence M. Postley
Colonia
Atlantic
Post
James D. Smith
Mr. Peabody
Boston
E. L. Lockwood
Avira
Elbridge T. Gerry
Howard Coates
Charles Wetmore
C. Oliver Iselin
Hank Haff
Ninth regatta at Squam Yacht Club set for Saturday
The Squam Yacht Club will sail its ninth regatta and open race off Annisquam Saturday afternoon at 2 20. Y R A of M rules govern and unentered yachts may join via A T Bliss 111 Milk Street. Class A entries must be filed with the regatta committee secretary before 1 o'clock Saturday.
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Squam
Patten Beats Gagnon in 100 Birds Match at Elkwood Park
In Long Branch today Walter R. Patten of Pleasure Bay defeated Dr. G. S. Gagnon of Chicago 81 to 69 in the 100 birds event. Both shooters showed poor form. Gagnon then won a ten dollar sweepstake by killing ten straight.
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Long Branch
N. J
Elkwood Park
Walter R. Patten
Pleasure Bay
Dr. G. 5
Gagnon
Chicago
Patten
Lesna Manager Demands Immediate Match Race Challenge
Lucien Lesna manager M Pognon decries rival managers for stalling. He challenges James Michael or Frank Starbuck to a pac ed twenty mile match before September with fair conditions and no French side bets. Lesna plans hour record attempt at Charles River Park next Saturday.
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Monsieur R. Pognon
Lucien Lesna
Sesna
M. Pognon
the Post
Dixie Hines
Frank Starbuck
Lesna
James Michael
Michael
Shafer
Starbuck
Revival of ordinary high wheel race at Charles River Park
A Columbia ordinary bicycle with a 52 inch front wheel arrives at Charles River Park driving excitement for an upcoming revival race. Robert Neilson the defending high wheel champion leads, with Richard Howells and Senator Morgan slated to compete. Possible appearances by George Hendee and Billy Rowe noted as preparations continue.
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Charles River Park
Robert Neilson
Richard Howells
England
Morgan
Bob
Neilson
George Hendee
Billy’’ Rowe
Bicycle notes record suspensions and upcoming races
L C Pendell of Worcester and Dan Daley of Taunton face suspensions by the racing board over amateur status and race entries. The article notes professional riders racing for money near Chester, a planned five mile race with Eddie McDuffee and Cowboy Harry Jersey, a record attempt by Sesna at the American hour distance, Canada customs changes for tourist bicycles, and Frank Skinner breaking the American amateur paced 100 mile record in Cleveland. Riders in a Chicago century run risk suspension for including a professional rider among prizes.
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L. C. Pendell
Worcester
Stearns Cycle Club
Corntee
Racing Board
Dan Daley
Taunton
Riverside
R. I
Alton
Chester
Charles River Park
Eddie McDuffee
Harry Jersey
Pawnee Bill
Jersey
Sesna
the Park
Canada
Frank Skinner
Cleveland, CO
Cleveland
A. G. Harding
St. Louis
Chicago
L. A. W. Racing Board
Century Run Becomes Eye of Racing Board
Riders competed for the century run as officials deem the event a focal point for racing oversight and scrutiny. The race drew attention from the racing board eager to assess rules and performance standards.
Wrenn Defeats Mahony In International Tennis Match
Champion Bob Wrenn beat Mahony 6-2 10-8 in a dramatic final set to clinch the feature international tourney match in Chicago. Earlier Larned defeated Collins 6-1 6-? and Nisbet beat Eaves in two long deuce sets. Tomorrow’s schedule pairs Mas hony with Nisbet and Wrenn with Collins.
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Chicago
Bob Wrenn
Mahony
America
England
Larned
Collins
Nisbet
Eaves
Wrenn
Boxing Preview Everhardt McPartland Bout Draws South Interest
The New Yorker reports Kid McPartland ships to New Orleans with funds from the St Bernard Club as Everhardt travels from San Francisco to train in Bay St Louis for a August 28 bout. A win could earn a future match with Lavigne at Brady's Reno festival.
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Kid McPartland
St. Bernard Club
New Orleans
New Yorker
Crescent City
Everharst
San Francisco
Bay St. Louis
South
Everhardt
Lavigne
Brady
Reno
McPartland
Mullins-McPartland
New York
Mullins
Billy Ernst
Spider Kelly
Joe McAuliffe
Jack Stetzner
Danny Needham
Bibby Gallagher
St. George A. C
San Fransico
George V. Tuohby
Falmouth Burglars Tied to Providence Arrests
Two men held in Providence are suspected of being the Fal mouth burglars who tried to loot the post office and fought Officer Bourne. They allegedly stayed at Mashpee with George H Coombs the night before the crime and matched a detailed description, one wearing a vest and the other an outing shirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmouth
Providence
Bourne
Frank Davis
Handy
George H. Coombs
Mashpee
Meadowbrook Wins Polo Classic At Narragansett Pier
Meadowbrook defeated the Myopias of Boston 81 to 51 in a top polo battle at Point Judith Country Club. Bobby Shaw of Boston sparked the effort with standout drives while Aggaissiz, Gardner, Williams, and Nicell starred for their teams in front of about 20 spectators from Newport and Narragansett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narragansett Pier
R. I
Newport
Narragansett
Point Judith
Meadowbrooks
Myopias
Boston
Meadowbrook
Bobby Shaw
Aggaissiz and
Gardner
Williams and
Nicell
Kilpatrick Bredin Race Abandoned in London
The third race in the Kilpatrick Bredin series has been abandoned. Charles E. Kilpatrick of the United States and E. C. Bredin of England did not complete the event in London on August 10.
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London
Charles E. Kilpatrick
E. C. Bredin
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