Yanks Errors Eclipse Cleveland in 6-1 Setback at Park
In American League action the Cleveland nine fell to New York 6 to 1 as Joss and Lake battled with Bradley at the plate. Clarke homered for Cleveland while Lajoie stood out with a long drive, and Laporte was traded back to Boston with Niles moving to the Red Sox.
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Cleveland
New York
Clarke
Metiv
Turner
Chase
Lajoie
Phill
Peleh
Bemis
Conroy
Alfizer
Bally
Dome
Lake
Frrars
J. Clarke
Doyle
Delehanty
Orth
Hinchman
Stovall
Joss
Mr. O'Loughlin
Unclear OCR Fragment From Washington Listing
Fragmentary entries mention Washington and a string of surnames including Noarhinktton Weisee Chicago and names Jamasa Street Kahoe White Walsh Sullivan and Shaw to read as an incomplete directory or notice with no clear event or action specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weisee Eee
Chicago
Atiekles
Jamasa
Street
Kahoe
White
Walsh
Sullivan
Shaw
Giants edge Cardinals 3-0 as Mathewson shines
New York Giants won 3 to 0 at St. Louis behind steady pitching by Mathewson and a spectacular running catch by Barry. Donlin contributed two early runs with singles and a stolen base, while Sallee struggled for the Cardinals and was pulled after two innings. The game was called after six due to rain with the Giants ahead 3-0.
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New York Times
ST. Louis
New York Giants
Cardinals
Mathewson
Barry
Giants
Donlin
Tenney
Sallee
New York
Fred Beebe
Tenpey
Herzog
Fred
Bresnahan
Herzez
Byrne
Seymour
Atone Shaw
Otenney
Charles
Murray
K'tchy
Denlin
Deleh’ty
Devlin
Reilly
Dwell
Bliss
C. Salles
Th’son
Beebe
Sobeeceeses
Bridwell
Messrs
Johnstorte
Kiem
Baseball scores from multiple leagues around the region
Eastern League results include Providence 4 Jersey City 5 and Newark 4 Baltimore 3. Rochester 1 Buffalo 3. American Association scores St Paul 3 Louisville 2 and Minneapolis 2 Indianapolis 1. Milwaukee 0 Toledo 1. Kansas City 4 Columbus 5. New York State Syracuse 6 Albany 0 and Binghamton 4 Troy 1. Connecticut New Britain 5 Waterbury 6 and Holyoke 1 Meriden 0. Hartford 1 Springfield 6. Tri State Trenton 8 Harrisburg 0. New England New Bedford 3 Haverhill 4 Fall River 6 Lynn 0 Worcester 3 Lawrence 1 LGrockton 4 Lowell 4. Southern Atlanta 5 Birmingham 0 and Birmingham 7 Atlanta 1. Memphis 4 Little Rock 0. Montgomery 8 Nashville 3. New Orleans 6 Mobile 2.
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Providence
Jersey City
Newark
Baltimore
Rochester
Buffalo
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Syracuse
Albany
Binghamton
Troy
New Britain
Waterbury
Holyoke
Meriden
Hartford
Springfield
Trenton
Harrisburg
New England
New Bedford
Haverhill
Fall River
Lynn
Worcester
Lawrence
Lgrockton
Lowell
Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Little Rock
Montgomery
Nashville
New Orleans
Mobile
Oldest U S baseball on display in Mount Vernon window
An American baseball claimed as the oldest in the United States is shown in a Mount Vernon display. The ball, gilded and inscribed, notes a 1862 Newburg team win over Eclipse Athletic Club on June 20. Ex Governor Orells father played for Newburg. current owner is Dr. Philip Seixas.
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Mount Vernon
N. Y
United States
Newburg
Eclipse Athletic Club
Orell
Philip Seixas
Brooklyns Lose to Local Club in Fairmont Showdown
In Fairmont West Virginia on August 17 the Brooklyn National League team fell 4 to 8 to a local club from the Pennsylvania West Virginia League. Brooklyn’s game against Cincinnati was moved to Sunday as part of a doubleheader.
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Fairmont
West Va
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Gentlemen of Philadelphia Lead Derbyshire in Opening Day
In Derby the Gentlemen of Philadelphia dominated Derbyshire on day one, totaling 247 to Derbyshire's 78 as J B King and H V Hordern star with seven and three wickets respectively. Top Philadelphia batsman F G White scored 55 with F A Greene on 49 while C C Morris added 42. Needham 23 Lawton 22 Sale 18 led Derbyshire's reply. Play resumes tomorrow.
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Derby
Gentlemen
Philadelphia
Derbyshire County
J. B. King
H. V. Hordern
King
Hordern Tok
White
F. A. Greene
C. C. Morris
Derbyshire
Trundlers
Needham
Lawton
Sale
Gentlemen of
Fishing and Fishermen Report Bountiful Bass Near New York Area
Lake Hammersley near Pawling in Dutchess County gains fame for black bass with frequent two to six pound catches. Anglers Mallory Siexens and a group of Utica Troy Albany and New Jersey youths reported good haulings. Reports also note Potomac bass fishing by Washingtonians and strong catches around Elizabethport Kill von Kull and Sea Bright with snappers fluke and porgies.
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New Lon
S. Hook
Gov. Islail Pt. Asm, P.M
A.M. P.M. A.M. Pom
Sapa
Lake Hammersley
Pawling
Dutchess County
Mallory Siexens
Utica
Troy
Albany
New Jersey
Staten Island
Jack Simpson
Nereid Fishing Club
South Brooklyn
Edward Walton
William King
New York
Greenwood Lake
Walton
Foster
Melisande Wins in a Record Race at Empire City
Melisande captures the five and a half furlong Demoiselle Stakes setting a new mark on the remodeled Yonkers course. Footpad takes the opening sprint for maidens, with Golden Shore upsetting a Good Thing in the Rockstone selling. Authorities monitor betting as five of six races go to Saratoga-returning horses.
Horse Race Card with Six Premier Races and Weights
Handicap for three year olds and up at six furlongs lists Jacobsite Pantoufle Tom McGrath Nimbus Altuda Rial hus Halket Rialto Gretna Green and odds. Maiden fillies five and a half furlongs names Ocola Adelaide R Way Queen and others with 108 pounds each. Three year old mares handicap at one and one sixteenth miles Beckon 108 Cressina 108 Comedienne 112 Laughing Eyes 95 Ki llecrankie 95. The Dunwoodie mile features Magazine 111 Mombassa 101 Tony Ball 98 Snooner 101 The Squire 95 Arasee 108 Frizette 91. Two year old conditions five and a half furlongs Tom Hayward 100 Home Crest 109 May River 98 San Vito 98 Harrigan 118 Demetrios 101 Sir John 191 Waponorca 115 Ardenia 98 Connaught Ranger 199 Rossfenton 114 Fore 106 Hawkwing 100 The Pip pin 116 Ea Wrey 101. Six race for three year olds and up one and one eighth miles includes Charley 111 Flimnap 114 Lord Stanhope 1117 Golconda 105 Chantily 116 Disobedient 111 Ace High 111 Coat of Arms 106 Lady Karma 104 Molesey 106.
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Haniicap
Jacobite
Sponune
Pantoufle
Tom McGrath
Nimbus
Altuda
Rialhus
Halket
Rialto
Gretna Green
James B. Brady
Ocola
Adelaide R
Way Queen
Clvilla
Ta Relle Agnes
Sniff
Miss Cardigan
Donzelia
Enerev
Yankee Daughter
Mariana
Saddle
Rosario
Kin
Greenhow
My Marieuth
Merise
Mercadel
Krikina
Beckon
Zienap
Cressina
Comedienne
Laughing Eyes
Kiillecrankie
Magazine
Mombassa
Tony Ball
Snooner
the Squire
Arasee
Frizette
Tom Hayward
Home Crest
May River
San Vito
Harrigan
Demetrios
Sir John
Waponorca
Ardenia
Connaught Ranger
Rossfenton
Fore
Hawkwing
the Pippin
Ea Wrey
Charley
Flimnap
Lord Stanhope
Golconda
Chantily
Ace High
Lady Karma
Molesey
Five Year Old Dr Gardner Breaks Down at Yonkers Race
The five year old horse Dr Gardner racing for T. D. Sullivan and Frank J. Farrell in Yonkers broke down in his first start of the season. Once valued at about 15000 the gelding helped win the Excelsior Handicap last season and may be sent to the Jockey Club Breeding Bureau. Frank Bergen complained of interference after Cymbal finished second to Gowan in the fifth race but officials ruled the order final. P J Dwyer president of Brooklyn and Queens Jockey Clubs returned from Colorado Springs visiting the course for the first time since June at Sheepshead Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gardner
T. D. Sullivan
Frank J. Farrell
Yonkers “Track
Jockey Club Breeding Bureau
Frank Bergen
Cymbal
Yonkere
Gowan
Brooklin and
Queens County Jockey Clubs
Colorado Springs
Sheepshead Bay
Brown disperses famed stud stock at Lexington sale
Lexington reports Capt. Harry Brown has arrived to complete the liquidation of the famous stud founded by Capt. S. S. Brown of Pittsburg. Brown plans to sell all stock with yearlings shipped to Sheepshead Bay for auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
S. S. Brown
Pittsburg
Harry Brown
Ekawanok Country Club Defeats Dorset Field Club 21 to 1
In Manchester Vermont on Dorset Field Club links the Ekawanok Country Club team dominated the home squad with a 21 to 1 victory. The scoring details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Dorset Field Club
Ekawanok Country Club
Chess Cracks in Close Match Between Lasker and Tarrasch
In Düsseldorf on August 17 the eight game world championship match opened between Emanuel Lasker of New York and German champion Siegbert Tarrasch. The first game ran four hours and ended unfinished at move thirty two with near equality at adjournment. Baseball note: Americans vs Detroit at American League Park in New York at 4 P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duesseldorf
Emanuel Lasker
New York
Siegbert Tarrasch
Engineers In Skirmish At Perry National Rifle Meet
At Camp Perry Ohio Aug 17 three main events faced rain delays in the NRA tournament the championship regimental skirmish Wimbledon Cup shoot and regimental team match Regulars led by the Corps of Engineers 440 Marine Corps 408 and Naval Academy 395 with cavalry practice scores 426 and 341 The Second Washington finished fifteenth Last year’s winner The cup will pass after three consecutive wins The regimental team results were not yet compiled and standings remained unknown.
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Perry
Ohio
National Rifle Association
Deliags
Corps of Eungineers
Marine Corps
Naval Academy
Sus
Cavalry
Washington
Meadow Brook Team Wins Polo Opener in Newport
Meadow Brooks defeated Rockaway 12 to 10 in the Westchester Cup match at Westchester Country Club. Paul J. Rainey of Rockaway was injured by a pony’s bit but continued play with L. E. Stoddard substituting.
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Rockaway
Newport
R. L
Westchester Country Club
Point Judith
Westchester
Meadow Brooks
Paul J. Rainey
L. E. Stoddard
Rainey
National tennis matches open in Newport clash
The twenty-eighth National championship opens at the Casino courts with 145 entrants in singles. Hackett and Alexander defend the doubles title against Wright and Little as the all comers winner earns a shot at William A. Larned for the championship. A new trophy debuts as Larned retains the cup.
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Newport
R. I
Fr. H. Hackett
F. B. Alexander
New York
B. C. Wright
Ioston
KR. D. Little
William. A. Larned
Annapolis
Larned
Hackett
Aexander
Wright
Ward
Tennis doubles title awarded at Lake George tournament
At Fort William Henry Hotel Lake George the men's doubles cup went to Dr Ziegel and Mr Redleigh after a fierce semifinal featuring Imrie and Loree against Ziegel and Robleigh. Finalists Kramer and Low declined a full three sets, allowing Ziegel and Robleigh to win in straight sets U 4 4- t.
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Lake George
N. Y
Fort William Henry
Dr. Ziegel
Redleigh
Messrs
Imrie
Loree
Ziegel
Robleigh
Kramer
Low
Vistors
Mr. Robleigh
Maine tennis Championship opens at Seacoast Swimming Club
The annual Maine Tennis Championship began at the Swimming Club courts in Bangor Harbor with first round results showing J Allen Townsend defaulting F T Frelinghuysen, H Scott over A F E Drinkwater 6-1 6-2, Pratt over Horace Frown 6-3 6-4, and D Dixon beating F French 5-3 6-0 among others.
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Rar Harbor
J. Allen Townsend
F. T. Frelinghuysen
H. Scott
A. FE. Drinkwater
Pratt
Horace Frown
D. Dixon
F. ©. French
A. L. Williston
Stuart Weller
M. J. Frearry
G. E. Winants
Count Torok
George Rodman
H. Green
E. B. Reed
Sidney Beals
Henry Mellon
D.P. Rhodes
BE. H. George
Whitney Wright
Charles i’Jesse ™ Jr
Jon . S. Rogers
H. Kawasaki
Wendall Kuhn
E. Paul Nevin
F. de Rhem
W. A. Pedicckae
L. A. Biddle
Women’s mixed doubles tennis match at Newport
Rainy morning at Newport saw Mrs. Arthur Scotti Burden and Thomas Robertson face Miss Nora Iselin and Thomas Ridgeway in a lawn tennis mixed doubles match. Ridgeway and Iselin won easily 6-2, 6-2 on the verandas and horsehoe piazza.
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New York Times
Newport
Horsehoe Piazza
Arthur Scotti Burden
Thomas Robertson
Nora Iselin
Thomas Ridgeway
Morrisania Yacht Club Field and Water Sports Held at South Brother Island
The Morrisania Yacht Club hosted its annual field and water events Sunday afternoon at South Brother Island with about 490 attendees. Winners included Miss Hagan in the Ladies Dinghy Race, E Bauer in the Members Dinghy, John King in the 100 Yard Swim, Harold Helm in the Duck Chase, and Mr. Sheridan in multiple sprints. Miss Derleth won the 50 Yard Ladies Blindfold, with starter Walter Grady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisania Yacht Club
South Brother Island
Miss Hagan
E.bauer
John King
Harold Helm
Mr. Sheridan
B Oss
Wollman
Miss Steen
Mrs. Boss
Mr. Helm
Miss Derleth
Walter Grady
Lipton Cup Race Wins by Columbia Yacht Club
A northeast wind powered the Columbia of the Columbia Yacht Club of Chicago to win the second Lipton Cup race. La Rita IL, representing the New Hlinots Athletic Club, finished second, and Spray of the Chicago Athletic Association was third. The winner's elapsed time was 2 47 35, unofficial. The start was delayed almost an hour due to light winds. The course was to windward and seaward, three nautical miles per leg, twice around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Columbia
Columbia Yacht Club of Chicago
la Rita IL
New
Hlinots Athletic Club
Spray
Chicago Athletic Association
Athletes Parade Promises Big Irish American Turnout
One thousand five hundred members of the Irish American Athletic Club pledged to join the Aug 29 parade honoring American Olympic athletes. The club plans to wear white duck suits with emblems and carry pennants, with notable New York organizations invited as guests. Funds exceed 3000 dollars with a 250 dollar club donation authorized, and entries from US regiments and the navy will line the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atrr
New York
Clarente H. Mackay
Mackay
McGuire
Sixty-ninth Regiment
National Guard
Twenty-second Regiment Engineers
United States Infantry
United States Navy
McGowan
C. Grote
Missouri Athletic Club
London
Zeeland
Champions to Compete at thirteenth Eccentric Firemen Games
Members of the American Olympic team join the thirteenth annual Eccentric Firemen games at Celtic Park on Sunday. J. C. Carpenter of Cornell seeks entry after a disqualification in the Olympic 400 meters. The program features ten AAU events, six firemen events, Gaelic games, pushball, and a long three mile race promising strong competition. The inter state championship finalizes the winning teams.
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Celtic Park
J. C. Carpenter
Cornell
John Daly
A. C
Michael Driscoll
Mercury A. C
Eddie Carr
Xavier A. A
Driscoll
Firemen
Allen-Larkin-O’brien
Emmet
Kerry
County Clare
Municipal Stationary Engineers
Marine Engineers’ Association
New York Edison Company
Municipal Ferry Employes
I. B
Newark
Eccentric Engineers
I. B. of
S&s. F
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Keene
Falcada
Golden Shore
Rockstone
Empire City
Empire City Racing Association
Yonkers
Saratoga
James R. Keene
Footpad
Newcormers
Westchester County
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Winslow
Joseph H. Thonet
Cameon
Rem
Alisande
Emong
Notter
Eanesces Wee Bird of Flight
Cullen
Killcreen
McClahey
Ga Campean
W. I. Inch
Solicitor
Harry Stogers
Ark
Hanover King
Woodcraft
Yorke
Garner
Grimaldi
Upton
Jade Es Pieno Ee Ree
Gloryer
L’ Amour
Ida D
Bell Strome
Incognito
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Sage
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Boema
Gilbert
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John FE
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Okenite
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Bitchestone
Balteauiste Stes Sone Comedienne
Easton
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Dorset
Clark -Burnham
St. John Wood
T. Comba
Ay Randolph Catlin
Stein
E. von
C. R. ‘Lindenberg
Hundson
OCA Co Yeive
Baseball Today
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Camp Perry
Meadow Brook
Maine
Victors
York City
Universal Auto & Motor Boat Supply Co
Chambers ST
Automobile
Long Island
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J. P. Greaves
Man
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Brighton Beach
Sheepstead Bay
Oriental Automobile Omnibus
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Arvarne-ly-the-Sea
I. H. Rosenfeld
WM. J. Quinn, Jr
Mammoth Auto Exchange
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Frayer
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Woodward
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Kittatinny
Bancett
Frank C Cope
Pennsylvania
Stount Pocono
Pocono
Pennsylvania—Canadensis
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M. D. Price
E. P. Hooker, JR
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Yonkers & Mt. Vernon
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Mt. Vernon
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Bronx — Westchester
Mount Ktaadn
F.’’ Thoreau
Miller Plantation Company
New York Corporation
Trust Company of America
Sail Bonda
Mortsura
Sata
Miler Plartation Company
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Thoremch
State of New York
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Pedregal
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Juan EF. Franyett
Miller Flontation Company
Menendez
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Hueyatam
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Jerome Slovcheim
NEW York Supreme Court
COUN
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Mary Abramson
Mame
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Joseph Marks
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Richard Menzel
Anna
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Dieterich
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Tal Dist
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Broadsway
Mery Abramon
Hoh
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Borough of
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Charles H. Stoddard
Plaintife
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Lucius H. Beers
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Trusteca
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Mary
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Isaanc.t. Flatts
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Allens Vearner
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Karl Wolff
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Attorrre
Borough of Manhattan
City of Newpee
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Mocgis
Fondant
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Crth
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Ros Sale
Diamonds
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