Americans Defeat English in Davis Cup Match at Crescent Club
The American team won three of four singles at the Dwight F. Davis Cup series on the Crescent Athletic Club courts in Bay Ridge. Larned lost to Doherty, while Whitman defeated Pim and also beat Doherty. Pim dropped to Larned in another close finish.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Eighty-fifth Street
Shore Road
Bay Ridge
William A. Larned
R. F. Doherty
Malcolm D. Whitman
Dr. Pim
W. H. Collins
Larned
Doherty
Whitman
Love
Deuce
W. A. Larned
Amer'n
M. D. Whitman
Dr. J. Pim
Staten Island
Wrenn Brothers
Holcombe Ward
Dwight F. Davis
Doherty Brothers
Monk Defeated by Chain Shot in Fort Erie Heat Row
Rain at Fort Erie postponed final heats of 2:14 and 2:07 trots to tomorrow. The Monk lost to Chain Shot by a half length with McDonald in the sulky. Dolly Dillon fouled the race with a bad break as pools showed strong support for The Monk before the heat.
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Buffalo
Fort Erie
Monk
Chain Shot
McDonald
Geers
Son of Red Heart
Dolly Dillon
Macey
Lurse
Greenline
B. G
Online
Saunders
Great
Don Derby
Charles Derby
Bertha
Kelly
Billy H
Isher
Danly G
Garrison
Erwin
Carthage
Merrifield
Daihen Dallas
B. m
Kenney
Waist Lee
Pinchem Wilkes
Estes
Seseees
Gree
Strathmore
Seeeseres Ous
Prince of
Eres
Maiborn
Pritsee
T Alice Carr
Bik. m
Klondike
Garrity
Walker
Alice Ree
Hudson
Xia Ianete
Saas
B. H
Red Heart-Kentucky Union
Br. H
Dolly
Dillon
M. Sanders
Kerola
Catskill Stake at Saratoga Won by Swiftmas in romp
Five favorites were defeated at Saratoga on August 7. Swiftmas, owned by L. A. Waterbury, captured the Catskill selling stake at 4 to 1, beating Belvino and Redpath. High Chancellor, the only first choice to win, took the final race, while Jockey Jack Martin escaped serious injury when Wax Candle stumbled in the stretch. George Gould made an offer to Clarence Mackay's horse stable, signaling expansion plans in racing.
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Saratoga
N. Y
John A. Drake
High Chancellor
Catskill
L. A. Waterbury
Swiftmas
Belvino
Femesole
Jack
Martin
Wax Candle
George Gould
Charles Hil
Clarence Mackay
Gould
Dublin
Lyne
Chuctanunga
T. Burns
King Pepper
Redfern
King Hanover
Glenwater
Belle of
Ll. Jackson
Cuspidor
The
Odom
McCue
Redpath
Shaw
Pearlfinder
Fonsoluca
Five Nations
Anak
Flying Buttress
Dazzling
Intervention
J.martin
Adam Nay
Wonderly
Lady Josephine
Daisy Green
Louise Collier
Mollie Brant
Old Lady
Lady Knighthood
Dainty
Sparkle Esher
Sprling
Prince Richard
H. Michaels
Rossigras
J. Mairtin
Vincennes
Andy Wall- Perrin
Layne
L Saylor
L. Jalling
Dr. On
Cinquevalli
O’connor
John A. Scott
Sentinel
Forward
First Race Field For Three Year Olds And Upward
Six furlongs handicap field includes Del March 121 pounds and runners Procession Hop Scotch 111 each Ordnung Sweet Tooth Clarita 110 each Madden Filiform 108 Old Hutch Bounteous Irene Lindsay 106 Ploranga Hans Wagner 105 Anecdote Ben Howard Songster Satirist 10 each
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Delmarch
Ordnung
Sweet Tooth
Clarita
Madden
Filiform
Old Hutch
Bounteous
Irene Lindsay
Ploranga
Hans Wagner
Ben Howard
Songster
Horse Racing Entries and Weights For Six Races
The program lists handicap and selling races with entries and weights for Red Damsel, Early Eve, and others at 103 to 101 pounds in the first race. Second race shows advance guards and rivals with weights from 126 to 93. Third race features two year olds with Maxine leading at 126 and other contenders at 122 to 100. Fourth race for three year olds and up selling allowances lists Swiftman and The Amazon among others with weights from 114 to 93. Fifth race for maidens two years old lists numerous names all at 114 or 111 pounds. Sixth race for mares and geldings one mile lists Zoroaster at 116 and others at 198? each, with several weights around 106 to 93.
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Pride of Surrey
Advance Guard
Morningside
Gunfire and Ethics
Baron Pepper
Caughnawaga
Lanceman
Onceman
The
Amazon
Wild Pirate
Ohnet
Mercer
Leonid
Conundrum
Moor
Trump
Early Eve
Frank McKee
San Andreas
Honolulu
Michaelmas
Virgin
Soil
Mount Kisco
Nevermore
Insensible
Figarden
Scoffer
Merry England
Elliott
Gay
Lark
Catechise
Mr. Dingle
Grantsdale
Love Note
Mansard
Medal
Amaryllis
Sir Preston
Sweet Alice
Zoroaster
Mixed doubles lawn tennis semi finals at Newport Casino
The Casino in Newport Rhode Island hosted the mixed doubles tennis round with two second round matches. H. R. Sedgwick and Miss M. Sands defeated H. R. Taylor and Miss Barger, 4-6 6-4 9-7, while T. A. Havemeyer and Miss Anna Sands beat L. C. Sedyard Jr. and Miss Livingston, 6-0 6-3. Semi finals set for tomorrow morning: C. S. Lee with Miss Hatch vs Sedgwick with Sands and Havemeyer with Anita Sands vs Hoyt and Anita Sands.
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Newport
R. I
Casino
Havemeyer
Anna Sands
Sedyard
Miss Livingston
Sedgwick
M. Sands
H. R. Sedgwick
H. R. Taylor
Miss Barger
T. A. Havemeyer
L. C. Sedyard, Jr
C. S. Lee
Miss Hatch
Annta Sands
Mr. Hoyt
Anita Sands
League Baseball Games Show St Louis Struggles at Polo Grounds
Brooklyn breezes past St Louis as poor base running and untimely hitting doom the locals. Standings list Pittsburg, Cincinnati, St Louis, Philadelphia, and New York with wins and losses for the season.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chicago and New York Beach in Thirteen Inning Tie
At the Polo Grounds Chicago and New York battled thirteen innings before a fight ended play. Williams worked thirteen for Chicago, McGinnity relieved Cronin for New York, and Bresnahan two costly errors helped decide the tense game with a 3 3 tie after extra innings.
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New York
Chicago
Polo Grounds
Emslie
McGann
New Yorks
Bresnahan
Williams
McGinnity
Cronin
McGraw
McGaaw
Smith
Kling
Schaefer
Jones
Brodie
Wall
Lauder
Bowerman
Browne
Eo Ribpore Pee Jones
Slagle
O McGraw
Chance
Bres’han
O's
Dobbs
Tinker
O.brodie
Lowe
Oe Obama
bail—Bresnahan
Willams
Mr. Emslie
St Louis Beats Brooklyn 11 to 1 In Four Game Series Opener
In Washington Park the St Louis team routed Brooklyn 11 to 1 as Donovan’s Western players outplayed the visitors with ten runs early. O Neill brothers anchored a strong battery for Brooklyn, but St Louis fielding was ragged while Brooklyn’s defense was sharp. Kruger and M O Neill hit three base hits each as Hartman and Farrell contributed behind the plate.
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Washington Park
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Donovan
O'Neill Brothers
Hanlon
Brooklyns
W. Donovan
Evans
O'Neill
Charley * Farrell
Kruger
M. O'Neill
Brashear
Sheckard
Smoot
Keeler
Barclay
Dolan
P.don‘an
Dahlen
J.farrell
M'Creery
C.farrell
Hartman
Irwin
J. O'Neill
Flood
M. O’neill
W.donan
Wekcester
Boston Defeats Cincinnati in Poorly Played Game
Boston won 9 to 2 over Cincinnati as Boston batted vigorously while Cincinnati produced a weak showing. Cooley led the visitors with the only notable batting feature in a game marked by muffed plays and miscues.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Cooley
Philadelphia Defeats Pittsburg in Final Inning Rally
In Philadelphia Penn Aug 7 the home club beat Pittsburg 3 to 2. With two out in the last inning a base on balls and four safe hits produced three runs, with Smith and Dooin contributing to the rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn
Pittsburg
Smith
Dooin
Pittsburg and Philadelphia Ejected For Back Talk Game Incident
Score by innings shows Pittsburg 6, Philadelphia 3 as Batteries Seever and O Connor pitched. Dooin, Douglass and Duggleby noted. Back talk led to ejections.
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R. H. E. Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Seever
O’connor
Duggleby
Dooin
Douglass
Newark Tops Jersey City In Lively Intercity Tilt
Newark defeated Jersey City 10 to 9 at New West Side Park after both clubs returned from an Eastern League tour. Hayward powered Newark with strong hitting, while Carr belted a ninth inning homer with one aboard for Jersey City. costly errors by the home team sealed Jersey City’s fate.
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New West Side Park
Jersey City
Newark
Hayward
Carr
New York State League Scores From Utica Schenectady Illion and More
In Utica Utica beat Binghamton 2 0 while Schenectady topped Albany 8 2. Ilion defeated Syracuse 4 0 and then lost 2 1 in the second game. Johnstown A J G beat Troy 13 2 and 9 3 in the second game.
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Utica
Binghamton
Schenectady
Albany
Ilion
Tilion
Syracuse
Johnstown
Troy
American League Games Scores Reported
In Chicago Washington visits Chicago where Chicago lost 4 to 1. In St Louis Boston defeated St Louis 12 to 4.
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Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Kelley Confirms NL Signings From AL Players
Ex-Baltimore star Joe Kelley, now with the Cincinnati National League Club, says he has contracts with several American League players slated for NL play next season. He will not reveal names or risk jeopardizing current deals as they finish the present year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Mass
Joe Kelley
Cincinnati
Shinnecock Hills Medal Play Opens With Tight Finish
Forty eight golfers began the Shinnecock Hills annual invitation medal round in Southampton New York with Walter J. Travis and A A Murdock tying for low 18 hole score at 82 2 under par. Daniel Chauncey and C Tiffany Richardson followed at 83 and a tight field contends for the four spots in tomorrow’s match play. Windy conditions and a notable absence of Hitchcock from the top eight marked the day as Grenville Kane led the second eight with 90 amid the aftermath of last year’s automobile tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Southampton
N. Y
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club
Walter J. Travis
A. A. Murdock
W. A. Putnam
Travis
Murdock
Daniel Chauncey
C. Tiffany Richardson
Allan Kennaday
New Jersey
Stephen P. Nash
Maidstone
Columbia
Intercollegiate Golf Association
George T. Brokaw
Princeton
T. G. Thomas
Shinnecock Hills
Ripley
Bostonian
Kennaday
Hitchcock
Grenville Kane
Young Benedict
Byers
Jennings
Ramsay
Palmar
Local golf draw and results from Garden City event
The article lists players by name and place in Garden City and Morris County for upcoming Cup matches and a supplementary eighteen hole blind handicap. Notable entrants include James A. Tyng, Allan Kennaday, George Brokaw, Marmaduke Tilden Jr, and Daniel Chauncey. Scores show Gross and Net tallies with several near seventy totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan J. O'Brien
Garden City
James A. Tyng
Morris County
Herdrick Hudson
Shinnecock Hills
Dr. J. N. Byers
Dyker Meadow
Robertson
Murdock
Edgar
Watson
Coakley
Jennings
Marvin
Brown
Tilden
Thomas
Phillips
Reid
Baker
Schley
Fryers
Hudson
Tyng
Price
O'Brien
Horace Russell
Daniel Chauncey
Seawanhaka Cup Race Highlights Trident Victory
In Montreal on Lake St. Louis the Canadian defender Trident defeated Tecumseh in the Seawanhaka Cup opener. Trident jumped to the weather position at once and led by the first buoy, finishing 14 minutes 52 seconds ahead on a 12 mile windward and return course with strong breeze and heavy sea.
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Montreal
Quebec
Lake St. Louis
Trident
Tecumseh
Oarsmen Ready for Races at Lake Quinsigamond
Lake Quinsigamond hosted the final preparations for the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen regatta. A New York executive committee meeting revised the racing program after protests, shortening the Intermediate eight oared shells to a single heat, a change not favored by all crews and likely to spark further controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Lake Quinsigamond
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
New York
Sybarita Wins Cowes Town Cup Race
In light weather the Sybarita led over fifty miles on the Queen's course, finishing six minutes ahead of Meteor II and Tutty in a three ship field. Seven yachts competed for the Royal Yacht Squadron Prize on the same course, with Namara first, Irexrd second.
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Cowes
Isle of Wight
Sybarita
Queen's Course
Meteor
Tutty
Royal Yacht Squadron
Namara
Oecba
Irex
Long Island Rail Road Timetable for Manhattan Beach and Rockaway Beach
Weekday departures from 34th Street to Manhattan Beach include times such as 5:50 and 7:40 A M with varied intervals until 10:50 P M Excursion fare 40 cents and additional Whitehall Street transfers via South Street and Rockaway routes. Rockaway Beach services from 34th Street run weekday mornings through early evening with multiple daily departures and weekend additions.
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Long Island Railroad
Manhattan Beach
34Th St
E.R
N.Y
Whitehall St
N. Y
Soth St
Locklyn Ferry
L. I. RR
Rockaway Beach
E. R
Plains of Mexico
Glen Islami
Klein Deutschland
Richiards
Cortlandt’ St. Pier
Fulton Ferry
Brooklyn
Glen Island
Cortlandt St. Onky
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Joshua Pim
Oliver Ss.Campbell
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Amer
Pr. J. Pim
Eng
Fing
Fred
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R.F. Doherty
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Gailey Wilkes
Thompson
Lehto
Mary C
Lasell
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Dee
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Seerees
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Aztel
Benyon
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Allentel
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Clippinger
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Enon Hasetto
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Jesse H
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Don C
Clark
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T. M Robertson
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Lathrop Brown
F. J. Phillips
F. H. Thomas
C. G. Coakley
Marmaduke Tilden, Jr
Morris Co
H Robertson
St. Andrews
F. C. Jennings
M. Marvin
T. Reid
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Bruce Price
J W. Baker
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Ine
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Chas. N. Gunn
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Liberty St
N. R
Rudolf
Hal. R. Myers
Lake Hopatcong
HOTEL
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N. J
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Plaza Hotel
Devonport Inn
Ocean Front
E. _C. LINDSEY
West End
Frank B. Ten Broeck
Bernardsville
Somerset Inn
Ocean Grove
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