Roamer Breaks Salvator’s Mile Record at Saratoga
At Saratoga on August 21 Roamer, a seven year old gelding owned by Andrew Miller, clocked 1:34 4 5 for a mile to lower the American mark set 28 years earlier by Salvator at Monmouth Park. The record pace was unpaced, with no whip used and Roamer finishing with ease behind his stablemate Lightning.
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Andrew Miller
Saratoga Springs
Salvator
Saratoga
Monmouth Park
N. J
Roamer
Andy Schuttinger
Lightning
Carmin
Lingfield
England
Favorites Take Opening Games At Meadow Club
Straight set victories opened the Meadow Club Tournament qualifying for the National Championship. Kumagae Hayes Burdick Doyle Tilden Murray led early rounds with wins, while Rosenbaum and Horrell posted matches in straight sets and defaults shaped several results.
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Meadow Club
Southampton
Atrg
Ichina Kumagae
W. T. Hayes
QR. H. Burdick
C. B. Doyle
Washington
W. T. Tilden
Lindley Murray
California Meteor
Wm. Rosenbaum
W. A. Horrell
Arizona
Fiftern
Elliott H. Binzen
A. S. Cassils
Walter I. Kfayes
H. m. Keresy
Ichyla _Kumagae
Alexander Ller
Harold A. Throckmoreton
J. 3. Hurries
Gerald Emerson
A. W. Wallace
Dr. Wm. Rosenbaum
Lieut
Wim. “A. Horrell
Elon B. Hooker
H. H. Judson
Robert Lindley Murray
A. H. Greer
Idlefault
Henry H. Bassford
Ciennes
Wilger
Vincent ‘Richards
Ederick
Apes
Harold A
Mireck
Morton
Walter Xe Wi Frall
Dr. Wm. Roserbaum
Frederick C. Baggs
Tehyia Kumagae
Ar Ts. Taylor
A. S. Cassis
H.C. Sonne
Henry J. O'Boyle
Alexander Tiero
Cleveland Wins First of Series From Washington
Superior pitching powered Cleveland to a 5 to 2 win over Washington in game one of the series. Scoring by innings shows Cleveland's four runs in the second, third, and fourth frames with Washington managing two runs early. Morton Colveleskie O'Neil pitched for Washington while Darper Matieson Frovlik and Winsmith appeared for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Washington
Washington Today
Washington, N
Morton
Colveleskie
O'Neil
Darper, Matieson
Frovlik
Insmith
Crusaders Seek Odd Game This Sunday
The Crusaders aim to host a strange game next Sunday when William Myers of ilel street offers his Tasers car range. They will play at Diamond No. 1 at 4 o'clock. The team has won 12 games and lost 5.
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Crusaders
William Myers
Ilel Street
Diaemond No. 1
Wait Official Word Before Series Start
CRICAGO August 21 There will be no announcement of the details for the world series until official word is received from Secretary of War Baker that he will approve the games Ban Johnson of the American league said tonight The details were worked out at the meeting of the National Baseball commission in Cincinnati yesterday and the plan was presented to the War department which has ruled that the work or fight order shall apply to professional baseball players on September 1 President Johnson set the expected word from Secretary makes within two per three by According to tentative plans it is proposed to start the series on September 4
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Cricago
War Baker
Ban Fohnson
Aguariuan
National Baseball Commission
Cimati
War Department
Johnson
Giants Edge Mets in Opening Game Rally
Chicago defeats New York 9 to 2 as Tyler pitches strongly and timely hits fuel the early series win. New York errs, Chicago plates runs from base running and hits, with standout fielding aiding the victory.
Big League Races Yesterday's Results and Tonight’s Games
Baseball scores recap from Chicago and New York games with Pittsburgh Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia lines. Giants face Chicago while Brooklyn meets St Louis as Philadelphia clashes Cincinnati. Other results include Washington over St Louis and New York edging Boston.
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Chicago
New York
Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelpipe
Giants
Chicara
Firooklyn
Br. Louis
Philadelphia
Todiy
Detroit
New Yorks
Cieagen
Cleveland
Washington
Tristan
St. Louis
ART
Racing Results At Saratoga Spa
The Saratoga meet on August 21 featured six races with results: First Race Left Pielder won at 12 to 1 with Harlocker and Poultney also placing. Second Race New Haven led, Robin Goodfellow ran well, Time 4 25 1 5. Third Race Mancha narrowly beat Ballymooney with Bolster in third. misprint noted. Fourth Race The Porter edged Tippity Hickchet in a tight finish. Time 1786 4-5. Fifth Race Virago and Whitehess Lace led to a close finish, Time 49 4-5. Sixth Race Hank ODay led Star Master to victory over Corn Tassel. Time 186 4.5.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Pielder
Harlocker
Poultney
Kingstown Pleoe
New Haven
Robin Goodfellow
Bolster
Mancha
Ballymooney
Motor Cup
the Porter
Tippity Iatchet
Gold Vale
Virago
Witehess Lace
Star Master
Hank O'Day
Magee Roush Features Cincinnati Win Over Phillies
Cincinnati won 4 to 2 in ten innings as Roush and S Magee starred for the Reds. Philadelphia struggled with fielding and pitching, while Cincinnati capitalized on base running and timely hits to pull ahead late. Hogg and Adams, Willer and Winged were credited with the mound duties.
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Cincinnati
Roush
S. Magee
Philadelphia
Lake Subs to Meet Loco Team at Seaside Park
The Lake Subs travel to Seaside Park on Saturday afternoon to face the Loco team in a bid for the Industrial Championship. Manager Mullen plans to field a strong lineup to counter Speed Winh in the box and three hits from Taiberry Ordnayes, with players Welea, Wargo, Mallon, Stapleton, Casper, Bickiuler, Karon, Levitar, Vayt, and Christie among those named for key infield and outfield roles.
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Lake Subs
Locomoniia
Seaside Park
Msnnager Mullen
Leos
Speed
Taiberry
Ordnayes
Mallee
Toma
Welea
Piteyer
Wargo
Catcher
Mallon
Andley
Stapleton
Casper
Bickiuler
Karon
Levitar
Vayt
Christie
Cardinalis Win Over Nut Meres forfeit at Old Men Green
The Cardinalis win by forfeit Sunday morning at Old Men Green. Captain and team adjust plans for upcoming games amid unclear conditions and shifting schedules.
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Old Men Green
America
Jeanes Simday
Boy Caddie Critiques President Wilson’s Golf Game
Joe Dineen, a caddie at Myopia Hunt Club in Massachusetts, observes President Wilson during a recent round with his physician. The 11 year old notes the President is a fair golfer with a 2 three quarters swing and suggests he slow the backswing slightly. he adds Mrs. Wilson plays well for two women.
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Joe Dineen
Myopia Hunt
Massachusetts
Wilson
Ur. Grayson
Boxing to Return After War and Other Sport Notes
A wartime era piece argues boxing will find a place in American life after the war and cites New York legalization delays. It highlights an August 31 athletic carnival for firemen and police, lists exhibition ideas, and notes Frank Kramer’s 17th cycling title defense. Baseball chatter covers the Tigers, Yankees, Cubs, Giants, pennant bets, and expected salary cuts as reorganized pro sports loom.
Claire G Finney Wins 440 Yard Swim at Brighton Beach
New Rochelle actress Claire Galligan Vinney won the Amateur Athletic Union national 440 yard women’s championship at Brighton Beach in open water. The New York event concluded with Vinney finishing in a fast time, while other entrants from New York and nearby areas pursued medals amid strong competition.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Claire Galligan Vinney
New Rochelle
N.Y
Brighton Beach
Winey
Monelylia
Deroitiy Tienes
Tox
Ariss Srtolie Jduyde
Huggins' Forces Triumph Tigers at Polo Grounds
New York defeated Detroit in the first game of their series at the Polo Grounds. The Yankees scored early with a first-inning hit, with strong base running and timely hits fueling the win. Detroit yielded multiple runs as New York built a lead and held firm.
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Detroit Tigers
Polo Grounds
Miller Juggins
Yankees
Tyrus Cobb
Huggins
Tigers
Browns Hit Mays Hard but Fail to Beat Boston Sox
Boston defeated St Louis 4 to 1 in the first game of a series as Sotheron pitched seven innings with three Boston runs on two hits and a scratch single by Shean and a Coffey homer. The sixth inning loaded the bases on two walks and a hit by McInnis, Scott's sac fly, and Demmitt’s throw allowing two more.
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Flack
Hollocher
Workman
Mann
Puskert
New York
Chicago
O’parrell
Pict
Stelen
Nollocher
Fick
Ben
Doyle
Paskett
Tyler
Merkle
Schupp
Perritt
Schipn
Porritt
Browns
Mays
Boston Sox
Boston
St. Louis
Sotheron
Shean
Coffey
McInnis
Scott
Demmitt
Louis
Tobin
Maisel
Sisler
Hendrix
Gedeon
Austin
Nanamaker
Sothoron
Db Houck
Jones
Hooper
Q Shean
Strunk
Ruth
Schang
Hendryx
Sottoron
Houck
Y Mays
Inter-Playground Track Meet and Activities at Seaside Park
Today at Seaside park an inter playground track meet for boys features juniors and midgets with 60 yard dashes broad jumps and relays. medals and a pennant prize await top performers. A Monday swimming contest awards medals and a pennant for points. Girls swim meet follows Tuesday with medals and a pennant, then a citywide program with dances and nation tableaux coordinated by Miss Hazel Coley Higman.
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Seaside Park
AL. A. Baum
Seasids Park
Marina
Potka
Dante
Hazel Coley Hhigman
America
Bridgeport
Stowe Ups
Tunnrs
Aimerican
Ammons
Sima
Pye Ronins
Gilke
Six Heats Run to Decide Race in Milford Pace
A close race unfolds in Milford Massachusetts as six heats determine the 8:30 pace event winner. Local horse racing scene features intense heats with competitive pacing and strategic moves by top contenders.
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Milford
Mass
British and Swedish soccer slated for August 31 at Newfield Park
A Knights of Columbus fund event at Newfield Park plans a August 31 athletic carnival. Great Britain and Sweden teams, with Pat McDonald and Dan Morgan involvement, may headline exhibitions. Boxing by Levinsky and Britton, and other events including track and school competitions are planned. entries open at the New Britain Herald and Torry Lowe’s home.
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New York
Newfield Park
Dan Morgan
Levinsky
Britton
Thay
Pat McDonald
Aalatt
Farath
All Ferry
Pat Ryan
Matin Sheridan
McDonard
Mc. Cirath
MacDonald
Babe
R.af C
Ley
Juels Britton
Batting Levinsky
Lritton
Benny Leonard
Bee
Rip
Yip
Yophink
Wesise
Leonard
Thia
Irvin
Berlin
Tha
NeaVripper
CY Oon
Washingt Avenue
Torry Lowe
Remington Wad Lek
Progvai
Hetween Teanhters
AM Star
Pridgen
Weraineton Arms
Lake Tornoe
Silver Frog
Jurop Scholas
Lie
Chamuyionshin
Acto
Bridge Port
Bridges
Periscope Wins Opening Race at Grand Circuit Meet
In Poughkeepsie Att. 21 John L. Dodge owner of Hollywood Farm Lexington Kentucky drove his Periscope to victory in The Liberty two year old trot. Periscope led all three heats with a best time of 2 10 1 2 while Brusiloff Princess Etawah and Princess Itawah also started in the race.
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Poughkeepsie
John Ll. Dodge
Hollywood Farm
Lexington
Periscope
Princess Etwah
Brusileis
Princess Itawah
Mr. Dodge
John E. Madden
Erty
Princess Etawah
Brussiloff
Geers
Dorothy Day
Murphy
Bfao
Harvey Wing
Stout
Harvest
Knickerbocker
Gly
Busy
Lassie
Cox
Ima
Jay
Ternest
Royal Mae
Ross B
Wright
Brescia
al Mark
Esperanza
Bacelli
Zomrect
Miss Harris Mi
Ben Earl
Coakley
Edna Barry
White
Cochato Banks
Vhilentine
Peter Trott
McDonald
Sixteen Errors In Game Between Pirates and Hubs
Pittsburgh and Boston faced a high error game this afternoon with a string of miscues and hits. The Pirates were defeated at Boston by a score listed as 8 to 2, with innings showing uneven lines and players Nohf Wasner, Milles, and Schimidé noted in the lineup.
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Pirates
Hubs
Piptsburgh
Boston
Dittsburgh
Eddie Cicotie Forces Athletics Braves In Strong Showdown
Philadelphia action highlights heavy hitting by Walker and Horns powering the Athletics past Chicago in a tense series opener. Cicotta, Achulkerry, and Lerkins contributed with key plays as the road team grabbed momentum and the crowd roared in a late inning surge.
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Philadelphia
Walker
Horns Heat Cootte Roads Wind
Chicago
Tanings
uOtuoorloo
Cicotta
Achulkerry
Lerkins
Bennett Wins Club Tourney at Seaside Courts
Bennett defeated Dr. R Warren Wall in five sets at the Y M C A courts in Seaside yesterday afternoon to claim the X Elias championship. Gonnett also earned the title but Bennett’s win was the main highlight as doubles were planned to begin tomorrow afternoon.
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R. Warren Wall
C. A
Paris
Yesteryo
Charles Gonnett
Eliah
He Ceares
Bennett
Howler
Dodgers Held to Five Blows in Loss to Cardinals 3-1
Dodgers pitcher SP Louie struggled as Cardinals hitters mounted a five run first and seventh inning barrage. St Louis scored three times in the opening frame to set the pace, while Dodgers managed a lone run later but could not rally. Key moments included hits by Robertson and Miller as the Cardinals solidified their 3-1 victory.
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Louie
St. Lowis
Robertson
Miller
Dent A Chang
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Lo Tuo Rariden
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Saratoga Spa
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Lion
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Mahoney
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Willer
Winged
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Martin Ryan
Cop Musamte
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George Myers
Bill Mieks
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Kramer
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Arthur Spencer
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Fred Mitchell
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Claire G. Finney
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Wallers
Mee
Bridgeport Minstrel Club
Knights of Columbus Fund
Great Britain
Sweden
Foyerweather Island
T. F. Magner
Mate McGrath
Broadway
Irish-American Athletic Club of
United States
York Athletic
Eddie Cicotie
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Jaycox Rubber CO
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Bridgeport Cycle Co
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