Americans Blame English At Olympic Rifle Match
Major Martin reveals the American team faced hostile English officials in London. He notes wresting respect from Bisley lines, compares rifle conditions, and recalls how wind and ground affected shooting. He praises American discipline, contrasts gear and practice, and recalls winning Palma and setting marks.
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Deninot
Washington
Tm City
London
Drain
Min Rife
Im B. Martin
Central
Ni 1 Rife Association
la Superior
Tim
Bisley
Hinsley
America
Tynan
Pieley
Camp Perry
Amer
Canada
Team Selection Reflects Duty and Unity in Match
The captain explains choosing the team from ten men focused on teamwork rather than high individual scores. Major Martin and Leushmer, not friends, accepted staff picks after private talks. Both Parker and Leushmer then led with the two highest scores in the international match, following the captain’s authority without dispute.
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Martin
Leushmer
Rach
Tach
Elizabeth High At Wawayanda Camp Highlights Athletic Rivalry
Camp Wawayands, run under State supervision, hosted about 300 campers and 100 visitors this season. Elizabeth High led the athletic points with 97, Montclair 83, Newark 70, Orange 56, Ridgewood 0 in a state youth program featuring mountain activities and aquatic events.
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Huth
Ned
Elizabeth
Worl Charles R. Scott
Raymond P. White
Ridgewood
Accreta
Elisabeth
Newark
Orange
Montclair
Mortistown
Camp Wawayands
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British tennis players to sail for New York for preliminary rounds
Reports from New York on August 13 describe the British Lawn Tennis Association sending Mod, Rifehle and J. A. Marte to New York at month end for preliminary rounds of a doubles event. The draw places the Fast and South teams against each other, with Western players receiving a bye and awaiting Friday’s winner. The victors will challenge Newport for National titles.
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Tandon
Aseociation Hana
America
Australia
Mod
Rifehle
J. A. Marte
New York
Bant Va. Weal Ve
Yenterluy
Lantoa
Alll Remkinny
Newport
Two Giant Teams to Play Sunday in Double Header
Manager Burke of the Stare postpones a Rahway game to next Saturday to host a double header Sunday with the Cuban Giants and the Royal Giants. Burke's Stare will meet the winner of the game between the two colored teams as intense rivalry runs high.
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Burke
Rahway
Cuban Giants
Royal Giants
League Games And Standings Of Clubs
League games and standings are listed with matchups including Duffalo at Jeremy City roonester at Providence Montreal at Baltimore and Toronto at Newark Games To-morrow Montreal at Jorney City Buffalo at Baltionote None scheduled today
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Duffalo
Jeremy City
Roonester
Providence
Montreal
Baltimore
Toronto
Newark
Jorney City
Buffalo
Baltionote
Butalo Oha
Eae Rochewier
City Bee
Newark-Rogher
Frovidenow
Jersey City
Budding Philologist In Aquirky Sep Delineator Note
A fragment from the September Delineator describes Bobbie anet B. spotting a cow grazing near his mother's flower bed. He shouts Seatt moat and is excited by the scene, while Wirbbie tells Aimy to acow l.
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Bobbie
Anet B
Puzzle Caption From The Journal's Daily Puzzle
The text describes a train engineer Big Jim noting a cylinder head blowout an hour after departure causing two hours’ delay. It contrasts that if the accident occurred fifty miles farther, arrival would be forty minutes sooner. It ends with economic wordplay about price differences and moods, but the readable facts focus on a mechanical delay and hypothetical earlier incident altering arrival time.
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Big Jim
Cylinderhead
Standards and Hilltopa Play Eight Innings In Rain
Rain interrupted action but teams pushed through eight innings at South Broad arrest grounds yesterday. Standards and Hilltopa combined for a 3-3 tie after nine hits and several sacrifices. The Standards scored once in the first inning and again later, while Hilltopa contributed a pair of runs through timely hits and baserunning.
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Hilltopa
South Broad
Jack Leyburn Wins Over Sweet Marie at Belmont Race
Jack Leyburn, owned by State Senator James P. McNichol of Philadelphia, won the Belmont Park match race over Sweet Marie owned by William Bradley of New York in straight heats and set a new track record.
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Philadelphia
Jack Layburn
James P. McNichol
Sweet
Marie
William Bradley
New York
Belmont Track
Tork Leyburn
Crady
Sweek Marte
Andre
Z Bay
Loty
Men May Compete At Philadelphia In National Games
The Young Men's Catholic Lyceum of St Patrick's Church prepares its rooms and facilities for athletics. Six track team members are likely to travel to Philadelphia for the Catholic Young Men's National Union games on September 2 to 4, with contenders including Williamson, Edward Flynn, Thomas Carr, and John Meehan.
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Catholic Lyceum
St. Patrick's Church
Catholic Young Men’s National Union
Philadelphia
Lyceum
Williamson
Newark
Edward Flynn
Thomas Carr
John Meehan
Elizabeth Oarsman Wins Two Trophies At Deal Lake Race
Alexander R. Corbet Jr of Ocean Grove won a pair of trophies in a two pair event at Deal Lake on Monday. Corbet rowed with John Dutcher to win another trophy. Dutcher is son of Ray Dutcher formerly of Roselle. Corbet donated seventeen canopies to the Elizabeth Orphan Anglus meal for the asylum outing at the Grove and was officially thanked.
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Alexander R. Corbet, Jr
Ree Street
Bethanyblock
Ocean Grove
Corbet
John Dutcher
Eich
Utcher
Wotf
Ray
Dutcher
Roselle
the Grove
Marathon Trophy Exhibited In New York
New York Aug 12 John Hayens Marather trophy is on display at the Irish-American Athletic Club on East Sixtieth Street likely to be shown at the Hall during the Olympic celebration. A salute for athletes will be at City Hall by Harley A machine guns planned. A reviewing stand will be set at Madison Square for the parade with P J Conway chairing the plan and scope committee. The American team athletes are expected to arrive on the 20th if possible.
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John Hayens Marather
A. C
East Sixtieth Street
Crome
Peny
City Hall
Hattery A
Madison Square
P. J. Conway
Lipton Ready to Challenge for America’s Cup
Sim Thomas confident as Shamrock dominates regattas this year in home waters. Lipton aims to issue a Sandy Hook race challenge within six weeks for August 1909, hoping the New York Yacht Club will accept, while Sir Thomas declines UK club sponsorship.
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London
Shamrock
Thormas Lipton
Sandy Hook
New” York Yacht Club
Thomas
Goshen Trotting Meeting to Proceed After New Entries
At a meeting of the Orange County Driving Park Association directors it was decided to hold a three day Goshen trotting meeting on August 36 and 7. President Hoekannounced the meeting had been called off due to scarce entries, but additional entries have since arrived, ensuring satisfactory cards.
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Wuiddietown
N- XY
Orange County Driving Park Association
Apust
Hoek
Binger Game Postponed In Weather Affected Match
The upcoming game between the Singer Millin Ameras and its opponent was postponed due to rain. Both teams have strengthened their rosters for the anticipated battle as they sit second and still seek a loss free record, generating strong local interest.
More Teams for Race at Lake Ropatcong Excursion
The lake event gathers additional teams for the race with Lavere's feature and Suihanin Magnet drawing attention. Aimed at showcasing regional athletic talent and added competition on the course.
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Ropatcong- Mene
Lavere
War Over Atlantic League Clash At Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes-Barre reports President John H. Farrell of the New York State League vows strong action against the Atlantic League invasion. He accuses Dobbins of door statuses, denies protection, and outlines outlaw league warfare including schedule shifts and crowd tactics to undermine Atlantic League attendance.
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Wilkes-Barre
John H. Farrell
New York State League
Minor Leagues
Atlantic League
Outlaw League
Dobbins
Dobbing
Farrell
Andrew J." Lynch
Iari-State
New York State
Detroit Motor Cycle Club President Faces Warrant
Detroit police seek a warrant against a patrolman who is president of the Detroit Motor Cycle Club over alleged violations of motor vehicle license laws. The case aims to set a legal precedent and is expected to attract attention from riders citywide.
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Detroit
Detroit Motor Cycle Club
Knights of Columbus Athletic Association Field Meet Opens
The Knights of Columbus Athletic Association holds its annual field meet at 2 o clock. Members and friends from all parts of the country attend. Entries are large with many events including a mile relay and public school races. Prizes include a gold medal and silver medals for top places.
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Knights of Columbus Athletic Association
Lane
Newark
Scowl
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