Reds Tie Up Game in Rain Reduced Ninth Inning Rally
National League action reports Cincinnati and Pittsburgh weathered a downpour to end tied at four after a chaotic ninth. Paskett spiked Tenney, Crandall walked into trouble, and Devlin misplayed a throw as Reds rally to force the stalemate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Giants
Brush
Knowles
Mr. Rain
Polo Grounds
Cincinnati
Rigler
Devlin
Donlin
Paskett
Tenney
Michael
Herzog
Crandall
Mitchell
Taylor
McLean
Lobert
Coulson
Schiei
Seymour
Hulswit
Mowery
Campbell
Ohio
Kane
Ewing
McCormick
Outing Suits Go On Sale Across Broadway Stores
A regional retailer notes a shorter selling season for outing suits while demand remains high for core staples. Discounts push prices from up to 25 to 12.50 on a range of men’s outing and twill trousers as three Broadway stores shed large stock.
Perils of overconfidence in Cincinnati game report
Barry strikes out, and Rigler says it’s all off till a fairer day. War correspondents note a near triple play in the sixth when Bridwell dropped a routine play. The Reds fall to the Mets 4 to 4 in a tense, drawn out affair with errors and missed chances shaping the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
Rigler
Kane
Huggins
Lobert
Tenney
Bridwell
American League to stamp out gambling in baseball
President Johnson announced the American League will issue a bulletin to all clubs urging strict enforcement of betting bans. He suggested arresting betters at ball parks and, if needed, private investigators to root out gambling. blamed bookmaking outside parks but warned gambling inside the league must stop immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Johnson
Baseball Scores from Yesterday in the American League
Results show St. Louis beat New York 5 to 2 and again 6 to 1. Cleveland routed Washington 12 to 1. Philadelphia defeated Detroit 8 to 5. Boston beat Chicago 3 to 2. Remaining games listed: New York at St Louis, Washington at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Detroit, Boston at Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Boston
St. Lis
Brooklyn
L. Tek
Cincinnati - A
The
St. Louia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
W. L. PC
L. P.C
Phila’ Phia
St Louis Takes Two From New York On Aug. Fifth
In St Louis today, fast fielding and Petty s pitching clinched a doubleheader sweep over New York. Waddell struggled at times in the first game while Manning allowed seven hits. Petty was invincible in the second, limiting the visitors to two singles as Chesbro was hit hard in the third inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLean
Campbell
Taylor
Jerrors
Kane
Donlin
Devlin
Bridwell
Cincinnati
New York
Crandall
Ewing
McCormick
Schlel Tolen
Beses
Merkle
Hulswitz
Palls
Bresnahan
Amyjres
Rigler
Emaslie
ST. Louis
Petty
Waddell
Manning
Poetty
Chesbro
Stone
Williams
Ball
Hartzell
Ferris
Niles
T. Jones
Hemphill
Chase
Conroy
Wallace
ball-Blair
Messrs. Evans and Hurst
Eros Abbe
W'liams
Keefer
H'phill
H’fman
Hoffman
Jones
Pelty
Sweeney
Messrs. Hurst
and Evans
Washington Players Suspended for Abusive Language
Cleveland August 5 Washingtons second baseman Del ehanty and outfielder Clymer were suspended indefinitely by Ban Johnson after abusive language toward umpire O Loughlin following yesterday's game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Delehanty
Clymer
Washington
Ban Johnson
O'Loughlin
Baseball scores from multiple leagues with rain postponements
Eastern League games in Jersey City and Utica results noted with several postponements due to rain. Tri-State and New England leagues show mixed results including two heavy losses for Trenton and Worcester. American Association and Southern League reported decisive wins for Milwaukee, Montgomery, and Nashville, with several other scorelines listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Toronto
Utica
Elmira
Syracuse
Scranton
Reading
Trenton
Lancaster
Wilmington
Harrisburg
Johnstown
Fall River
Brockton
New Bedford
Worcester
Lawrence
Haverhill
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Atlanta
Montgomery
Little Rock
Memphis
Mobile
New Orleans
Nashville
Birmingham
Wae
Maskette Triumphs in Spinaway at Saratoga in Record Time
At Saratoga on a rain soaked track Maskette led the Keene stable to a sweeping victory in the Spinaway Stakes for two-year-old fillies, beating Wedding Bells and Lady Hubbard as she set a track record 1 05 4 5 for five furlongs. The damp turf reduced attendance but highlighted Keene horses in a day emphasizing Futurity potential.
Handicap and Stakes Race Card for Three-Year-Olds to Maidens
The card lists handicaps and weights for six races at six furlongs to one mile and an eighth. Fort Johnson and Half Sovereign lead the first race with 111 pounds each while Delirium carries 109. The second race is a steeplechase handicap for four-year-olds and up with Canvas at 152 pounds and Champs Elysees at 147. The Troy races two-year-olds at five and a half furlongs with Harrigan at 117 and Sandpiper at 109. The Alabama for fillies three years old is one mile and an eighth with Stam ina at 124 and Beckon at 116. The fifth race for three-year-olds and up selling is one mile and an eighth with Lally at 112 and Zipango at 106. The sixth race is maidens three years old at one mile led by Punch at 110 and Regal Royal and Bar None at 107.
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Kentucky
Helen Harvey
Notter
McCarthy
Plume
Miller
Albani
la Tosca III
Court Lady
Cheek
Merry Gift
Fair Messenger
Chaperon
Bonnie Bard
E. Dugan
Golconda
Yorke
Colonel White
Sweet
Even
Thomas Calhoun
Kentucky Eau
Earl’s Court
Holdfast
Sugar Pine
Fort Johnson
Sovereign
Delirium
Fulton- Mie
Banyah
Fond Heart
Ardic
Champs Elysees
St. Nick
Laer
Steelmaker
Troy
Harrigan
Sandpiper
Fore
van Laer
Westmore
Prudent
Clef
Alabama
Stamina
Beckon
Mayfield
Lally
Zipango
D'Arkle
Wrestler
Crack Shot
Punch
Regal Royal
Bar
Frances Ray
Florence Jr
Tender
True
Samuelson track notes at Saratoga reflect racing bids and governance
At Saratoga on August 5 John Sanford's Kennyette sold for 2705 dollars after a 2700 bid by ex-jockey J Jones for R Doggett’s California stable. The Jockey Club Stewards meeting to shape Fall racing convenes Saturday with James R Keene and F R Hitchcock notable attendees. Forbes, Keene yearling agent, returns from England criticizing sale quality despite strong Keene horse prices.
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New York Times
Saratoga
N. Y
John Sanford
Kennyette
J. Jones
Jones
R. Doggett
California
Jockey Club
New York
James R. Keene
F. R. Hitchcock
H. de Courcey Forbes
England
J. R. Keene
Saratoga Track
Forbes
Bay Shore Horse Show Opens At Oakwood Park This Afternoon
The eighth annual Bay Shore Horse Show begins at Oakwood Park this afternoon and runs through Saturday. C W Watson’s great stable dominates heavy harness classes at Long Branch, despite Alfred G Vanderbilt’s absence. Debuts of two new high-steppers join Miss Emily H Bedford’s team, and the famous mare Hildred returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Shore
Oakwood Park
C. W. Watson
Long Branch
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Emily H. Bedford
Hildred
Jamaican Track Plans Draw U S Racing Interest
R L De Lisser reports Knutsford Park Jamaica plans a 100 day winter meeting to attract Eastern racing men from the United States. Jamaica aims to ship horses cheaper, operate in proper hours, and gain recognition from The Jockey Club, with $150000 invested in improving the track and a new grandstand. He took seven American thoroughbreds to Jamaica for the winter stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. de Lisser
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company
Hner Trent
West Indies
Knutsford Park
Jamaica
United States
New Orleans
Washington
Mr. de Lisser
California
Hastern
New York
East
de Lesser
Jockey Club
America
de Lisser
Yonkers Set for Empire City Summer Race Meeting
James Russell Soley, counsel for the Empire City Racing Association, confirms Yonkers will host the Summer meeting starting August 15. President James Butler insists on Yonkers and Westchester County, rejects any location change, and keeps stakes intact. Butler delayed three major stakes to aid the Saratoga Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Russell Soley
Empire City Racing Association
Soley
James Butler
Yonkers
Butler
Europe
Empire Racing Association
Brighton Beach
Lusitania
Westchester County
Empire City Track
Saratoga Association
Spanish Queen Wins Burdick House Purse at Kalamazoo
Spanish Queen won the Burdick House purse of 10000 at the Kalamazoo Grand Circuit meeting with Alceste as runner up in heat two. The day featured unsteady racing across heats, Marveletta winning the 19 class trot, Alelia just shy of her best in the 2 20 pace, and Shamrock defeating Maybird and Minnie M. in the 2 14 class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
Alceste
Geers
Queen
Lou McDonald
Marveletta
Alelia
Oklahoma
Shamrock
Maybird
Minnie M
Point Judith Polo Opens With Two Cup Contests
At Narragansett Pier on Aug 5 the Point Judith Club hosted the first Point Judith Challenge Cup polo matches. Meadow Brook defeated New Haven 10 to 6 in a hard fought opener while Dedham beat Bryn Mawr 8 to 5. Weather cooled turf after heavy rain but no accidents occurred.
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New York Times
Narragansett Pier
R. I
Point Judith
J. M. Waterbury, Jr
Devereaux Milburn
Meadow Brook
Dedham
Bryn Mawr
R. L. Agassiz
Joshua Crane
J. S. Phipps
J. M
A. Brown
H. W. Harrison
Strawbridge
Charles Wheeler
Hugh Drury
Saratoga Polo Tournament Delayed by Weather
The opening of the Saratoga polo tournament was postponed indefinitely due to the difficulty of assembling players and today’s bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Saratoga
Giants Meet Cincinnati At Polo Grounds Today
Baseball at the Polo Grounds this afternoon features the Giants hosting the Cincinnati team at 4 PM. Admission is 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polo Grounds
Giants
Cincinnati
Automobiles Warned of Perils at Unprotected Rail Crossings
The Automobile Club of America urges railroads to guard grade crossings after a surge of serious crashes near New York. A bulletin lists the most dangerous unprotected crossings across Westchester New Jersey Long Island and Staten Island with several fatal incidents cited. The club plans further actions if railroads fail to install gates or flagmen, noting previous successful elevating and abatement efforts and potential annual cost estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Club of America
Bureau of Tours
New York
Westchester County
New Jersey
Long Island
Staten Island
Briarcliff Village
Putnam
New York Central
Lake Mahopac Road
Kitchenan
Hawthorne
Harlem
Glenhead
Westbury
Fournier
Long Island Railroad
Rockville Centre
Oakdale
Centre Meriches
Jericho
Woodbury
Long Island Road
Sayville
Cross Island
Bogota
New York, Susquehanna, & Western
West Shore
Donald Holmes
Paterson
Shaw
Leonia
Closter
Matawan
Freehold
Wickatunk
Central Railroad of
Farmingdale
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lakewood
Keyport
New York & Long Branch
Huguenot
Giffords
Staten Island Railroad
The
Automobile Club
Richmond County Automobile Club
W. W. Niles
Mr. Niles
Railway Commission
van Cortlandt Park
Henry Read
Pell Reaches Tennis Semi finals at Ridgewood Club
The Ridgewood Club tournament in Ridgewood New Jersey advanced T R Pell to the semi finals with a 6-4 6-2 6-1 win over W N Jennings Jr. Pell will face the Groesbeck winner, while Lawrence D Woodbury also reached the semis by beating H A Wyckoff 6-1 6-1 6-4. other results include Ritchie vs Groesbeck unfinished and Cameron defeating Taller 6-1 6-4 6-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgewood Golf Club
Ridgewood
N. J
T. R.pell
W. N. Jennings, Jr
Pell
Groesbeck-Ritchie
Lawrence D. Woodbury
L. D. Woodbury
H. A. Wyckoff
Palmer and Touchard Win New York State Doubles Title
Richard H. Palmer and Gustave F. Touchard won the New York State lawn tennis doubles championship. They defeated Henry J. Mollenhauer and Herbert L. Westfall in straight sets 6-1 6-4 6-3 at Travers Island after a postponement due to the Longwood tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Palmer
Gustave F. Touchard
Airs
New York Athetic Club
Travers Island
Henry J. Mollenhauer
Herbert L. Westfall
Semi Final Reach at Rye Lawn Tennis Club Tournament
Sixty four entrants began the Rye Lawn Tennis Club event with R Hubbard and Walter V Bennett advancing to the singles semi finals. Hubbard beat R F Banks 6 1 6 8 while Bennett beat F P Fox 2 4. Finals slated for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye
Rye Lawn Tennis Club
R. Hubbard
Walter V. Bennett
West Side Club
Hubbard
R F. Banks
Bennett
F. P. Fox
Poland Springs to Host Inaugural Championship Golf Tourney
At a meeting of prominent golfers in Poland Springs Maine the plan was approved to start an annual Poland Springs Championship Golf Tournament with opening dates set for August 13 14 and 15. Dr W S Harban of the Columbia Golf Club Washington D C and Isaac B Johnson of the Ardsley Golf Club New York spearheaded the effort. Administrative roles were filled by Dr W S Harban as Chairman Herbert L Jillson as Treasurer and George W Elkins Isaac B Johnson Frank S Laying and W C Chick named to the committee with local clubs involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland Springs
W. S. Harban
Columbia Golf Club
Washington, D. C
Isaac B. Johnson
Ardsley Golf Club
New York
Semi-Finals in Mixed Foursomes At Newport Club
At Newport Golf Club on August 5, Miss Margaret H Bush and Roderick Terry Jr. defeated Mrs Nathaniel Tharer and T A Havemeyer 1 up to reach the mixed foursomes final. Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll and Clarence W Dolan beat Miss S B Thayer and Robert W Goelet 5 up and 38 to go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
Newport Golf Club
Margaret H. Bush
Roderick Terry, Jr
Nathaniel Tharer
T. A. Havemeyer
Royal Phelps Carroll
Clarence W. Dolan
S. B. Thayer
Robert W. Goelet
Rains Postpone Wallsburg Track Races to Tomorrow Night
Newark New Jersey reports cycle races at Wallsburg track were postponed from last night due to rain and rescheduled for tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newark, N. J
Wallsburg
Many Clubs Rally For Parade Honoring Olympic Victors
Civic athletic and military groups have filed more than thirty requests for parade positions. About fifty bands are expected. Charles A Noone drills 200 boys daily for the parade as plans unfold for excursions and committee meetings to finalize arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Conway
Charles A. Noone
Public Playgrounds Association
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Harles J. Diegel
McGowan
Conway
Power Boat Cruise Clears Oswego Canal for Chase to Thousand Islands
The Oswego Canal opens Syracuse to Oswego except the last level, allowing the American Power Boat Association cruise to proceed. Fifteen boats entered, led by Peter Duffey’s and A. Schneider’s Zorayda, racing planned for the Gold Challenge Cup events at Chippewa Bay August 20 to 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McIntosh
American Power Boat Association
Oswego Canal
Syracuse
Oswego
Columbia Yacht Club
West Eighty-sixth Street
Hudson River
Erie
Thousand Islands
Peter Duffey
Tip Top
A. Schneider
Zorayda
T. W. Granberry
Irene Jr
Samuel . Cochrane
Bronel
Norman H. Storrs
Cora Bell II
Richard C. Armett
Aquila
H. B. Stokes
Chippewa Bay
Motorboats Set to Race in Huntington Bay Event
More than a dozen entries are ready for today’s Huntington Bay motorboat races. Participants include the U S A represented by epperd and other clubs such as Riverton Yacht Club Scioto Bergen Beach and the New York Motorboat Club. Notable boats listed include XPDNC Jacob Siegel and Marie Aymer Johnson with entries from Red Bank Pavonia Jamaica Bay and Indian Harbor Yacht Club among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Bay
Motorboat Club of America
Regatta Committee
Jacob Siegel
New York
Poughkeepsie
John Epperd
Riverton Yacht Club
Scioto
George C. Sutton
Bergen Beach
XPDNC
Red Bank
Macon
New York Motorboat Club
Marie
Aymer Johnson
South Bay Yacht Club
Durno
All-Ireland XI Beats Gentlemen of Philadelphia in Dublin
In the resumed match the All-I Ireland eleven defeated the Gentlemen of Philadelphia by 16 runs with 5 wickets to spare. Philadelphia closed at 164 after their first innings while Ireland posted 180 for 5, with R H Lambert 60 not out and Browning 15 not out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Gentlemen of
Philadelphia
Philadelphians
Meldon
Houcher
R. H. Lambert
Ross
Smith
Browning
Gentlemen of Philadelphia
All-Ireland
Fishing and Fishermen at Sea Gate Strike Big Bluefish
A six man party aboard the steam launch Angler captained by Lewis Gadsby landed 53 bluefish off Navesink Highlands during a morning trolling expedition. Henry McIntyre hauled nine fish, the largest weighing eight pounds, as seasick squalls and a sixty mile wind challenged the crew on the return to Sea Gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lon. S. Hook. Gov
Isl. Will
Pt. A.M. P
A.M. P
Lewis Gadsby
Sea Gate
James Johnson
Henry McIntyre
Louis Hopkins
Charles Spering
David Peters
Gadsby
Anchorage
Navesink Highlands
McIntyre
Gravesend Bay
Bandy Hook
Norton’s Point
Foster
Chicagoans Favor Fall Debut of Thompson Cup Race
Chicago Automo bile Club seeks a fall date for the De Mont Thompson Cup, opposing an AAA spring plan to avoid distracting from the Vanderbilt Cup. The proposed Indiana course spans about twenty miles near Crown Point and Cedar Lake, with Chicago officials touting it as the best racing route. A militia-police petition in Illinois accompanies a broader auto show dispute among manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Automobile Club
American Automobile Association
Chicago Club
Inediana
Crown Point
Lowell
Cedar Lake
A. J. Banta
Chicago
America
West
Hanly
The Fighting Blacksmith Henry Cartwright Dead in St Louis
Henry Cartwright longtime English middleweight known as The Fighting Black Smith died in St Louis at age 78. A veteran of bare knuckle bouts before Prince Edward and later boxing rivals including Bob Brittle Bill Butler and Jack Gilbert Cartwright claimed an 18 1 record in nineteen fights and died at his married daughter's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Louis
Henry Cartwright
Edward
Prince of Wales
Cartwright
Bob’ Brittle
Bill”Butler
Jack’ Gilbert
Michael McGurn Prominent Handball Figure Dies
Chicago reports Michael McGurn a noted handball figure for twenty years died after a five week illness. His prominence in the sport and local circles is noted as tributes come in from players and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michael McGurn
Autos Offer Bargains at Manhattan Pioneer Auto Concern
Automobiles section advertises select bargains at Manhattan Pioneer Auto Concern with numerous models and years listed. Demostrations offered and bodies finished to new condition. locations at Broadway Mammoth Auto Exchange, 239 to 245 West 56th Street near Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Pioneer Auto Concern
Packard
Stevens-Duryeas
Thomas
Pope-Hartford
Pope-Toléedo
Jackson
Pope-Toledo
Fiat
Renault
Pope-Tribunes
Broadway
Automobile Dealer Classified Ad Fragment at Times Square
Readable fragment shows Times Sq auto company ad listing large new and used cars, at 1599 1601 Broadway. Mentions Deitrich H and 1907 model, 1908 items, room 609, with defective condition noted.
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W. W. Aulick
Deviin
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McC'm'k
Schlei
Orr Campbell
O Crandall
Mowrey
Yankees
Browns
Abrhpoa
H'tzell
W'llams
Keeler
Deleh’ty
Spencer
Blair
R.H.E
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Smith and Sullivan
Yee
Mullin and
Schmidt
Dygert
Coombs
Schreck
E. Cleveland
Berger
Foster, Clarke
Davidson
Cates
Tannehill
Street
Maskette Lovers Spa
James R Keene
Maskette
Wedding Bells
Keene
Melisande
J. E. Madden
Lady Hubbard
Miss Kearney
Wallflower
Ada Nay
Jimmy Lane
Bat
Sanford
the Squire
McDaniel
Boadwee
T. O’brien
Orphan d
Shilling
George FE Hall
Brussel
Saratoga Racing
Saratoga Racing Notes
Benning
New Haven
Thomas,Jr
L. E. Stoddard
H. T. Weed
Allen Forbes
Louis Shaw
Power Boat Cruise
Quakers
Surbrug
B’way
Western Club
de Mont Thompson
National Association
American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
Benjamin Briscoe
Maxwell-Briscoe Company
H. O. Smith
R. M. Owen
Reo Company
Alfred Reeves
Thomas Henderson
Lits Davis
EF White
By. Metzger
Charles Clifton
JL. H. Hittridge
R. D. Chapin
W. M. Lewis
S. A. Miles
H. 0. Smith
Motor Accessories Association
Madison Square Garden
Association of Licensed
Grand Central Palace
Times SQ. Auto CO
Universal Auto & Motor Boat Supply Co
Chambers
Automobile & Motor Boat Supplies
Tordner & Flinn
Elliott i . Ha. Elmar
Put
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Haynes
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Marion & Overland
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Anto Su Hias
E. J. Willis CO
Park Place
Broadway Tire
West 623d St
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Audubon Garage
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