Cardinals Humor Forsakes Giants Game at Polo Grounds
National League results recap with New York’s 9 St. Louis 2 loss and eight other scores. The piece mocks the lopsided 8 2 defeat, praises understudies, and notes playful antics like Tenney stealing second and first base, while Bugs Raymond and Lush exchange pitching duties.
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Steve Lingard
Polo Grounds
Bugs Raymond
Fall St. Louis
Seymour
McCormick
Bridwell
Bresnahan
Merkle
Herzog
Brain
Needham
Buster
Donlin
Willie
Tenney
Fred Tenney
Bugs Ray
St. Louis Jong
Lush
W. Aulick
Comedy Club
ST. Louis
New York
Abrhpoa
Barry
OjTenney
Reilly
Doyle
Murray
K’tehy
Dham
Deleh'ty
Dentin
Charles
Raymond
Shaw
Taylor
Frrars
Kenetcy
Devlin
Kenethy
Errora
Mr. Johnstone
Pittsburg Defeats Brooklyn 6 to 2 In Sharp Fielding Game
Pittsburg beat Brooklyn 6 to 2 as sharp fielding sparked the win. Brooklyn staged a neat triple play in the third inning and had a double play, while Pittsburg turned a notable unassisted double play by Pattee.
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Sharp
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Pattee
Burch
Leach
Swacing
Abbaticchio
Swacina
Sheehan
Hummel
Lewis
Fittsburg
Rucker
Maddox
Baseball box score extract shows Boston win and earlier Chicago loss
In a condensed box score two teams, Chicago and Boston, played a game with notable pitching by Rucker and Maddox. The final score shows Boston edging Chicago 3 to 1 after a strong late rally, with numerous double plays and fielding details listed for both sides.
Yankees in a Farce, Too. Play Poorly as Cleveland Wins
Cleveland defeated New York 16 to 3 in a one sided game. Chesbro and Billiard troubled by hits, costly errors by multiple players, Hinchman and N Clarke homered, and Josh Clarke ejected for disputing a call.
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Cleveland
New York
Chesbro
Billiard
Josh Clarke
Hinchman
N. Clarke
J. Clarke
Ocomoy
B'm
H'M
Keeler
B'diey
Chase
Turner
Oh'phill
Altizer
Hemphill
Ball
Kleinow
Biliard
Weer
Falkenberg
Stovall
Lajoie
Clarke
Bradley
Hinchmen
Billard
Sweeney
Poster
Sheridan and Egan
Unclear OCR Of Battery Names And Teams
Fragmentary data lists cities Boston Detroit Philadelphia Chicago Washington and St Louis with numeric codes and names of batteries and players such as Burchell Steele Carrigan Summers Mullin Thomas Schmidt Bailey Waddell Spencer Bender Powers F Smith Sullivan C Smith Keeley Street. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
York
New York
Ra.e
Burchell, Steele
Carrigan
Summers
Mullin
Thomas
Schmidt
Re.e. St. Louia
Bailey, Waddell, and Spencer
Bender and Powers
R.H.E
F. Smith and Sullivan
C. Smith
Keeley
Street
Sanford horses run at the Spa stakes upset by Beau coup
At Saratoga on July 31 Sanford stables sent three entrants with Kennyette and Sir John Johnson in the running. Beau coup, a 12 to 1 outsider, won the Delaware Handicap by a length over Marathon while Royal Tourist faded to third. McCarthy rode Marathon and protested a foul, which was not upheld.
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New York Times
Saratoga
N. Y
Sanford
Hurricane Stud
Amsterdam
Frank Nolan
Beverwyck Stable
New York
Sanford Stable
Mohawk I
Kennyette
Sir John Johnson
John Johnson
Beaucoup
Marathon
Royal Tourist
McCarthy
Onford
Frances Ray
Chief Brant
Delirium
Sanford Colors
Louise Bell
James R. Keene
Wedding Bells
Wallflower
Connaught Ranger
Maquette
Schilling
Notter
BE. Dugan
Fredonia Alao
McCahey
E. Dugan
Robert Cooper
Francis Ray
Musgrave
Miller
Torenia
Yorklyn
Wilkesbarre Club Row Sparks Bout With Binghamton
At Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania before a game with Binghamton the clubs clashed over insults. Manager Banner of Binghamton assaulted Drury, then Drury faced Bannon who tried to strike with a bat. Prof Davis halted the melee with an umbrella as the pair were separated. The row caused a scene.
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Penn
Bingharmton
Banner
Binghamton
Drury
Wilkestarre
Bannon
Beliff
Davis
Dorranceton
Tag Day at Saratoga Raises Funds for Hospital
Saratoga New York July 1 twenty prominent local women will participate in a novel fundraising game at the race track. Each person tagged contributes to the charity fund and receives the tag pinned on them to guarantee immunity from further tagging. The racing association supports the hospital fund and provided twenty admission tickets for the event.
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New York Times
Saratoga
N. Y
Associated Women’s Charities
Racing Association
Vernon Avenue teams win Parks Association meet events
E Hayslip and E Young from Vernon Avenue lead on multiple tracks events at Vernon Avenue in Cy. Five events decided with Jyssp and Young winning four. 60 Yard Dash won by E Young with A Cerino second and B Jones third. Running high jump sees B Hayslip and E Young tie for second. Relay won by Vernon Avenue Riverside team.
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E. Young
Avenue District
Parks Association
Vernon Avenue
Jyssp
Young
Vernon Avenues
A. Cerino
B. Jones
E. Hayslip
Meyer
W. Clancey
Vernon Aenue
Riverside
Sexy
American Rifle Association head sails after Palma Trophy invitation
Gen. James A. Drain president of the American Rifle Association and the American team that won the international team match with service rifles at Eisiey depart London for New York aboard the steamer New York. Drain carries tentative acceptances from British and other associations to send teams for the Palma Trophy competition in 1980s. Norwegian and Continental bodies also plan to enter teams for the international rifle event in America the same week as the Palma Trophy.
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London
James A. Drain
American Rifle Association
Service Rifles
Eisiey
New York
Drain
America
Thoroughbred racing card with six races
Entries for a six race program include mares and geldings competing at a mile in race one with weights listed for George G Hall Biskra The Wrestler Adriana D'Arkie and others. race two Shillelah Steeplechase Handicap about two and a half miles with Bayonet Rufus St Nick Bat. race three United States Hotel Stakes of 10000 for two year olds six furlongs with Edward Drum Major Hilarious Torbeilina Selectman Bobbin Witching Hour Elpharo Statesman. race four Catskill Handicap of 6000 seven furlongs with Dreamer Stamina Half Sovereign Angelus Westbury Polly Watts Berkeley and Aletheno. race five Selling for three year olds and upward one mile with Deburgo Earls Court Gowan Astor D Or and Sunfire Sanguine Orphan Lad Whip Top Adriana Countermand. race six for two year olds selling five and a half furlongs listing Von Laer Rock Ore Edwin L Tasata Varistion Cheek Hanonia Chaperon Arondack Midshipman Easy Patriot. Apprentice allowance claimed.
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St. Nick
Bat
Edward
Drum Major
Hilarious
Torbeilina
Selectman
Bobbin
Witching Hour
Les
Elpharo
Statesman
Sunfire
Sanguine
Orphan Lad
Whip Top
Adriana
Countermand
von Laer
Rock Ore
Edwin L
Tasata
Varistion
Cheek
Clef
Hanonia
Chaperon
Arondack
Midshipman
Easy
Patriot
Motorboat Trials Forecast American Defense For International Cup
Trials yesterday failed to produce a race but showcased Wolseley Siddeley and Daimler II in fast form. Capt Robbins steered Wolseley Siddeley to a near sprint over ten miles in about thirty minutes while Daimler II impressed in rough weather, signaling strong defenses for Dixie II and Den in today’s 2:30 pm International Cup race at Huntington Harbor.
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Wolseley -Siddleley
Duke of Westminster
Daimler IL
Lord de Warden
Noel M. Robbins
Wolseley-Siddeley
Motorboat Club of America
Robbin
America
Albert G. Fentiman
Daimler Ir
Dixie II
Den
England
Leander Crew Wins At Henley Regatta
The Leander crew of Britain defeated all Continental rivals to win the championship eight at Henley. The race finished in 7 minutes 52 seconds over a 1.5 mile course, two and a half lengths ahead of the Belgian Club Nautique de Gand amid surprise at experts’ expectations.
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Henley
Cor‘est
Club Nautique de Gand
Gentlemen of Philadelphia Face Surrey in Close Kennington Test
At Kennington Oval the match between Surrey and the Gentlemen of Philadelphia remained close as Surrey posted 210, then 251, while Philadelphia replying with 154 for five and later 60 for three. Bohlen topped Philadelphia scoring while Marshall shone for Surrey with 103 as Americans need 168 to win with seven wickets left.
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London
Kennington Oval
Gentlemen of
Philadelphia
Surrey
Quakers
EK. M. Cregar
F. H. Bohlen
Morris, Hordern
Jordan
Marshall
Mericans
Park Commission to take St George Grounds in Hoboken
The Hudson County Park Commission decided at a Jersey City meeting on Thursday to condemn the St George Cricket Grounds Hoboken for a public park. The fence and grandstand will be torn down and old lumber removed. The Hoboken authorities may use the grounds as a school playground until further notice.
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Hudson County Park Commission
St George Cricket Grounds
Hoboken
Jersey City
Hobesen
Regatta Opens With Large New York Yacht Club Fleet
A large fleet including two seventy-footers Aurora and Istalen and other New York Yacht Club entries sails in the twentieth annual regatta of the Indian Harbor Yacht Club in Long Island Sound near Greenwich Conn. The warning is noon with schooners starting ten minutes later. Thirty six entries compete in handicap divisions with anticipated steady racing.
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Aurora
Istalen
New York Yacht Club
Indian Harbor
Lurline Wins Honolulu to Hilo Yacht Race
The Lurline of the South Coast Yacht Club of San Pedro wins the Honolulu to Hilo race. The event began July 28 with entrants including the Lady Maud from San Diego, the Gwendolyn from Seattle, and the Hawaii and Kamehameha from the Hawaiian Yacht Club.
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Honolulu
Hilo
Lurline
Yacht Club of
San Pedro
Cal
Lady Maud
San Diego
Woman Dies After Nineteen Year Battle With Elephantiasis
Mrs. Anna E. Lynch of near McKeesport Pennsylvania died after a long illness. She weighed 510 pounds at death, compared with 185 pounds years earlier. Her left leg measured eighty six inches around the calf and the right leg sixty five inches. She was sixty years old. Physicians from the United States and Europe visited to study her condition.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Anna E. Lynch
McKeesport
Lynch
United States
Europe
Circus Performer Killed After Fall From Circus Car
James Prenkix aged 24 of Mount Pleasant Pennsylvania, employed with Howe's Circus, fell from a circus car while en route to Riverhead. He was found dead near Wyandanch Church shortly after 1 a m. Prenkix recently joined the circus and had been with the troupe for a short period.
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Babylon
L. L
James Prenkix
Mount Pleasant
Penn
Howe's
Riverhead
Wyandanch Church
Prenky
Jockey J Lee Suffers Broken Ribs After Moorish King Fall
Saratoga notes report jockey J Lee broke two ribs after being thrown from Moorish King in yesterday's last race. Widener sold steeplechaser Dicksow to M Smurtie on private terms. An annual jockeys baseball game was arranged for Sunday at the track infield with jockeys and attendants in the lineup.
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New York Times
Saratoga
J. Lee
J. EB. Widener
M. Smurtie
Dicksow
Eld
Valets
E. Dugan
Millershop
W. Dugan
Regan
Fishing and Fishermen Reach Peak Weakfish Run at Princess Bay
Staten Island anglers report a strong run of weakfish and blackfish, led by Princess Bay. Hank Watson’s six nice weakfish weighed up to three pounds, and James Hartzell landed a four and a half pound seabass. Arthur Maddox hauled fifteen weakfish and six blackfish at New Dorp. The West Fiftieth Street dock sees crowded lines with many parayettes. liveblood worms prove best bait for weakfish, while keeled killes fail to attract. Overall weakfish catches are unusually large for the season despite smaller fish common elsewhere.
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New Lon
San
Hook
Staten Island
Princess Bay
Hank Watson
Watson
Capt
Foster
James Hartzell
Harlem
Arthur Maddox
New Dorp
West Fiftieth Street
James Johnson
West One Hundredth Street
Hammel
Jamaica Bay
Committee named to meet champions plan big Olympic reception
An executive committee plans a large parade and reception for American Olympic athletes from London. Sub committees led by James Sullivan and National Guard officers will organize a Aug 19 event starting at Madison Square, with City Hall ceremonies and souvenirs for standout athletes.
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Patrick J. Conway
Europe
Madison Square
City Hall
Revéend
Ted
John J. Kiages
James A. Carpenter
Iell
London Stadium
McGowan
London
James F. Murphy
Timothy D. Sullivan
Daniel P. Cohalan
A. L Erlanger
John T. Meehan
Mr. McGowan
Timothy P. Sullivan
John F. Ahearn
Bird &. Coler
Louis F. Haffen
Lawrence Gresser
George Cromwell
Herman A. Metz
Theodore A. Bingham
Rhinelander
Lemuel J. Bloomingdale
William Bradley
Harry L. Joyce
Juliluge Eugleman
Patrick Hi. McCarren
Arnold L. Oppenheim
Benjamin Stern
Louis Duval
Hugh Hastings
John H. Tennant
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J. EB. Hardenbergh
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Ansonia Social and Athletic Club
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J. Carroll Beckwith
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Richmond A. C
Richard Daly
Staten Island A. C
American sprinters weigh into Dublin clash
Lawson Robertson reports Ameran athletes will run as independent competitors at tomorrow's inter national meet amid a feud between Gaelic and Amateur Athletic bodies. John J. Hayes, winner of the Marathon, arrives in Nenagh to a hero’s welcome with crowds cheering him to his grandfather’s home.
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Lawson Robertson
Rem York
Thom
Gaelic Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Association
John J. Hayes
Nenaga
Tipperary
Nenagh
Oregon Olympians to Receive Statewide Portland Reception
Plans are underway to honor three Oregon Olympic champions Forest Co. Smithson Daniel J. Kelly and Alfred C Gilbert with a statewide welcoming celebration on their return. A special car from New York will carry the athletes to Portland decorated with banners praising their performances en route.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Forest Co. Smithson
Daniel J. Kelly
Alfred C. Gilbert
New York
Giants vs. Louis at Polo Grounds in baseball
Readable fragment reports a baseball game at the Polo Grounds featuring the Giants against the Cardinals. Details are sparse but indicate a matchup between New York Giants and St. Louis in baseball action at the Polo Grounds.
Detroit Grand Circuit meets produce fast heats at 2:07 pace
The Detroit Grand Circuit meeting closed with top pace racing including a 2:07 pace stake where Darkey Hal and Auto battled through heats. Auto won heats two and three, Darkey Hal won heat four, and Darkey Hit claimed heat five as Copa de Oro failed to win a heat amid tight finishes. Three days of racing at Dover follow Readville with $2,200 purses.
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Detroit
Copa de Oro
Darkey Hai
Auto
Copa d> Oro
Darkey Hal
Snow
Darkey
George Gano
Cox
Dover
N. H
Readville
Sergeant Walsh Walks From San Francisco to New York
Acting Mayor McGowan welcomed Sergt. Walsh at City Hall after he walked from San Francisco to New York in 63 days 23 hours, claiming a new record. The 52-year-old U S Army sergeant carried memorandum books with thousands of signatures from mayors and officials along his route, and he shed about fifty pounds during the trek.
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McGowan
Sergt. Walsh
San Francisco
New York
Rocky Mountains
United States Regular Army
Presidio
24 Hour Race Planned By New Auto Racing Group
A new organization of automobile racing men formed at Rector's meeting will hold a twenty four hour race in September. The date is set for Sept 22 and 23 at Brighton Beach track with eight top cars entered including Stearns Thomas Allen Kingston Lozier Renault Fixi Isotta and Bianchi. Simplex likely among entries.
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Brighton ‘Beach
Stearns
Thomas
Allen-Kingston
Lozier
Renault
Fixi
Isotta
Bianchi
Simplex
Papbard
Apperson
Local Tennis News Highlights National Championship Qualifiers
Joseph Marx reached the semifinals of the Central Park singles championship from a field of 185 players as crowds cheered his advance. Mara, a city schoolteacher, defeated Benjamin Epstein in straight sets 6-3 6-4. The Metropolitan League standings show New York Lawn Tennis Club leading with 19 wins and 1 loss, with Crescent, Kings County, West Side and others following.
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Joseph Marx
Central Park
Mara
Tits City
Benjamin Epstein
Columb University
J.try, Jr
R.C. Aaron
Otto H. Hinck
New York Lawn Tennislub
Crescent A. C
Kings County
West Side
Montclair A. C
I-S. Knickerbocker F.C
Hamilton Grange
Fbreoklyn Lo. C
West Rits Chul
E Auty
Henry J. Mollemhauer
Joseph T. Moc- Mahon
Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
Metropolita League
Brookly Avenue
Astern Parkway
Walter L. Pate
F. H. Sanborn
Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Club
Mollenhauer
Sanborn
Ms Mehon
Pate
King County
Wright Wins Fine Tennis Match in Longwood Semifinal
Boston notes B C Wright defeats P B Alexander in a three set marathon at Longwood, 6 3 14 1 6 3, earning a place in the final against R D Little. The two semifinals also show Tittle over Bull in straight sets and other doubles results.
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B. ¢. Wright
R. D. Little
New York
C. M. Bull, Jr
Wright
Little
Longwood
R. D. Tittle
D. Liftie
New
H. Whitenee
A. N. Reggio
Boston
Women’s handicap tennis doubles open at Casino
Newport July 31 The women’s handicap doubles began with six pairs. Grosvenor and Inches beat Rousk and Esrger 6-4 1-1. Brown and Scott defeated Eugens Reynal and Payne 4-6 9-7 6-4. The last match was tightly contested.
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Newport
Caroline Grosvenor
Nonparetil Rowing Club Hosts 30th Regatta on Speedway Course
The Nonparetl Rowing Club holds its thirtieth annual regatta today at the Speedway course featuring events: intermediate single, novice single gig, senior double, junior single, senior single, junior double, quadruple sculls, eight oared shells and eight oared barges with women. A highlight is an exhibition by George W. Johnson in the shell from his La Augustine trip to the city.
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George W. Johnson
la Augustine
Fla
Daly and Driscoll race three miles at Yonkers Wakefield track
John Daly and Mike Driscoll prepare for a three mile match race this afternoon at Yonkers Wakefield track. Daly, noted lone-distance champion of Ireland, Canada and America, is a strong favorite and reportedly lighter than at any time in his career, with friends predicting a sharp three mile effort.
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Mike Driscoll
Wakefield
Yonkers
Daly
Ireland
Canada
America
Sigkt
Taly
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