Tiger Ball Tossers Smother Yankees In Sturdy Showing
American League notes New York loses 7 to 3 as Detroit defeats Detroit 7 3 indicates a rough day for the Yankees. Changes in the New York team fail to lift spirits while Senators tie St. Louis in a long contest. Tomorrow Detroit visits New York and other matchups are listed with Chicago Philadelphia and Cleveland at Boston.
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Detroit
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
W.L. P.C
Philadelpha
Chicago One
Detroit Defeats Yankees in Turbulent Baseball Tilt
Detroit tops New York 7 to 3 at American League Park amid wild pitching, errors, and heated benches. Ty Cobb drives a three-base hit early as Jim Donovan and Hines rotate pitchers in a chaotic display shaping the outcome.
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Hughey Jennings
Detroit
H. Jennings
Hines
Donovan
Ty Cobb
Michigan
Detroits
Yanks
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Cobb
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Coughlin
Schmidt
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Chase
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Ainer
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W. W. Aulick
New York
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A'sman
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O'ghlin
Brontoy
Ball
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Moriarty
Blair
McIlveen
Conroy
Ren “Sree
Rossman
Orth
Unclear transit items and battery names in fragmented data
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as Batteries Vickers and Schreck with individuals Smith Manuel Owen Sullivan Shaw and Batley Street Crates and Street. Mentions Philadelphia Washington and gate revenues with unclear figures and codes. No coherent event or outcome identified.
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R.H.P
Philadelphia
Vickers and Schreck
Smith
Manuel
Owen, Sullivan, and Shaw
National League Results and Today’s Schedule
Yesterday’s games saw Boston beat Pittsburg 4 to 2 and Philadelphia defeat Chicago 8 to 3. Today’s matchups include New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Pittsburg Philadelphia at St. Louis and Boston at Chicago.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
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Brooklyn
Philadelpha
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Unclear standings fragment from likely league table
Fragmentary data shows team abbreviations and partial win loss percentages with several OCR errors. No clear event, date, or full team list to establish a coherent news item.
Battery lineups and city listings in Boston clipping
Fragmentary record lists battery lines with players Dorner Smith Willis Leiffeld Gibson and Sparks Doom Lundgren Frazer Kling, showing team associations with Pittsburg Chicago Philadelphia and Chicago again, amid scattered numbers and codes.
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Pittsburg
Battries
Tuckey
Dorner
Smith
Willis
Leiffeld
Gibson
Philadelphia
Chicago
Sparks
Doom
Lundgren
Frazer
Kling
Minor League Results Across Leagues
Baseball scores from multiple leagues list results: New York State League Syracuse 7 Albany 1 and Binghamton 1 Troy 7. Providence 1 Jersey City 5. Montreal 6 Toronto 1. Rochester 0 Buffalo 3. Newark 2 Baltimore 3 in 13 innings. Tri-State Lancaster 6 Altoona 5. Reading 4 Johnstown 6. Williamsport 1 Wilmington 0 and 8 3. Trenton 0 Harrisburg 2. American Association St Paul 5 Louisville 4. Milwaukee 7 Toledo 0. Minneapolis 5 Indianapolis 0. Kansas City 0 Columbus 1. New England New Bedford 2 Haverhill 3. Brockton 3 Lowell 1. Fall River 6 Lynn 5. Worcester 2 Lawrence 1. Connecticut Waterbury 5 Hartford 2. Hartford 5 Waterbury 0. New Haven 2 Bridgeport 3. Meriden 2 Holyoke 5. Springfield 2 New Britain 3. Southern Atlanta 3 Birmingham 1. Montgomery 6 Nashville 11.
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Providence
Jersey City
Montreal
Toronto
Rochester
Buffalo
Newark
Baltimore
Lancaster
Altoona
Reading
Johnstown
Williamsport
Wilmington
Worcester
Lawrence
Waterbury
Hartford
New Haven
Bridgeport
Meriden
Holyoke
Springfield
New Britain
Atlanta
Birmingham
Montgomery
Nashville
Auto Club bans Vanderbilt race participants nationwide
The Automobile Club of America declared a boycott against the Vanderbilt Cup and any international races in America not sanctioned by the club. The policy disqualifies all participants including manufacturers, agents, private owners, drivers, and mechanics in future U S and European competitions. Local clubs and notable members attended as the contest committee outlined sanctions and prize plans for Savannah race and related events.
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Automobile Club of America
American Automobile Association
America
Automobile Club
Dieppe
International Association of Recognized Automobile Clubs
Europe
Massachusetts Association
Robert Lee Morrell
Harry S. Houpt
E. Rand Hollander
H. H. Law
Missouri Association Near Defunct After Breakaway
With Kansas City Club breaking away from the Missouri State Association it is said to be a precursor of more splits by St. Louis clubs leaving the association effectively defunct.
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Kansas City
Missouri State Association
St. Louis
Missouri Association
King Alfonso Wins Lipton Cup Heat in Ten-Meter Class
In Bilbao on August 18 King Alfonso sailing his cutter Corso won the first prize in the ten-meter class and the first heat of the Lipton Cup series. The victories were greeted with great enthusiasm as the king had suffered prior racing misfortunes. The regatta benefited from good weather and drew many yachts from Spain and abroad.
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Bilbao
Alfonso
Major Edward A Weed Ends 5000-Mall Ride in New York
Major Edward A Weed the Pacific Coast rough rider and oldest international cycle tourist arrived in New York after a 5000 mile ride from San Francisco. He is 67 and has pedaled for twenty five years. He rides for love of travel and plans to return to California by way of the New England States.
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Edward A. Weed
Pacific Coast
New York
San Francisco
Major Weed
California
New England
Baseball Today At 4 P M Americans vs Detroit
The American League Park in New York hosts a late afternoon game pitting the Americans against the Detroit team. Advertising notes accompany the ballpark schedule.
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Baseball Today
American League Park
N. Y
Detroit
Adv
National tennis championship opens with Hackett Alexander doubles win
At Newport R I on August 18 H H Hackett and F J Alexander of New York defended their doubles title defeating B C Wright of Boston and R D Little of New York in straight sets 6 1 7 5 6 0. The singles draw shows several first and second round results amid many defaults.
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F. 3
Alexander
New York
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Boston
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Wright
Little
Bays Ridge
West
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L. K. Wardner
Chicago
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N. W. Niles
R. Fahnestock
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R. S. Randolph, Jr
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F. B. Hoffman
F. L. Day
E. H. Frank
E. H. Whitney
D. Nichols
E. S. Blair
G. A. Phelps
F. C. Inman
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H. Hofman
R. L. Agassiz
C. EK. Sands
A. S. Dabney
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E. Stille
Co. O. Cooke
Cc. B. Frailey
B. Alexander
E. F. Torrey, Jr
M. White
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G. Beals
H. W. Stinness
H. C. Martin
T. Ridgway
F. B. Junk
H. Rowe
F. W. Walters
J. G. Darragh
G. O. Wagner
H. W. Slocum
A. Ingraham
S. Henshaw
C. Biddle
W. H. Davidson, Jr
C. H. Nettleton
E.W. Page
H. Tallant
G. C. W. Thomas, Jr
B. C. Wright
H. G. Chace
N. Johnson
W. Merrihew
W. K. H. Trotter
A. Thurber
R. W. Thomas
E. W. Downs, Jr
United States Davis Cup Team Named for British Match
Newport announces the U S squad to face Britain in Davis Cup warmup in Australia. Hackett and Alexander of New York defend doubles title, Larned of Annapolis the national champion, and Beals right of Boston complete the lineup for September matches at Longwood courts in Boston.
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Newport
R. I
United States
Australia
H. H. Hackett
F. B. Alexander
New York
William A. Larned
Annapolis
Beals C
Boston
Longwood Courts
Second Round Tennis Matches Edge Through Wet Courts
P Pearson of New York defeated George D. Dixon of Philadelphia 11-9 6-4 in the second round. Morton L Fearey of Boston beat H Willis ton of New York 6-3 6-3. D P Rhodes of Boston defeated Sidney Beals 6-3 6-4. E Nevin of New Orleans beat Hajime Kawasaki of Philadelphia 6-1. Reginald Townsend of New York defeated Ww. A Lawrence 6-4 8-7.
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Bar Harbor
Deuce
P. Pearson
New York
George D. Dixon
Philadelphia
Morton L. Fearey
Boston
H. Williston
D. P. Rhodes
Sidney Beals
E Nevin
New Oe
Hajime ‘Kawasaki
Reginald Townsend
Ww. A. Lawrence
American Olympic athletes urged to return by Aug 29
William L. Jones and Matt Halpin chaired a committee pressuring Lawson Robertson to bring home the American Olympic team by August 29. John J. Dolan reports that the group would land around August 31, prompting plans for a large reception and medals for all team members.
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William L. Jones
Matt Halpin
Europe
Lawson Robertson
Mr. Jones
John J. Dolan
A. C
Jones
Robertson
Army
Marines
National Guard
Martin J. Sheridan
Charles R.bacon
George V. Bonhag
Joseph Bromilow, Jr
Robert Cloughan, Jr
Melvin W. Shepard
Dan Set Ae S. Porter
M. J. Besa Frank Riley
Joseph P. Sullivan
Lee J. Talbott
J. B. Taylor
Harvey W. Cohn
John J. Hayes
New York
Oceanic
Hayes
Matt McGrath
John J. Flanigan
E. Spitzer
Hyes
Bloomingdale Brothers
St. Bartholomew's Club
Polo Games at Newport Westchester Polo tournament results
New Haven defeats Myopia Freebooters 12 to 3 14 in the Brenton Reef Cups second game. Bryn Mawr defeats Myopia I 1 to 0 as New Haven shines in accuracy while Myopia I relies on regular players boosted by Bryn Mawr stars. Referees Sidney Love and L E Stodder oversee the matches at Newport R T with top players Thomas Butterworth Phipps and Carleton among standouts.
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New York Times
Newport
R. T
New Haven
Myopia Freebooters
Bryn Mawr
Tweed
Thomas
Butterworth
Carleton and
Philadelphia
Alexander Brown
Drury
Stoddard
Myopia I
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A. Brown
A_ Ames, Jr
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Sidney Love
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Eel Dominates 2:16 Pace Heat at Hudson River Drive Park
At the Grand Circuit meet opener in Poughkeepsie the Eel set a 2:02.4 first heat 2:16 pace, beating rival George Gano and breaking the track record. Gano faded as Eel won heats in 2:05 and 2:06, with Jack Leyburn winning the 2:09 trot.
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Hudson River Driving Park
George Gano
Jack Leyburn
Queen City
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Pender, Jr
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Gamboler
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Papke Edges Burke In Club Ring Stoppage Fight
Billy Papke of Illinois defeated Sailor Burke of Brooklyn over six rounds at the National Athletic Club in a bout that featured Burke surviving the punishment. The show opened with a police stoppage in the Willie Gibbs versus Kid Rose match and concluded with Frankie McDole beating Tommy Carey, while Joe Burch drew with Harry Mansfield and Tommy Malony tied Billy Wilson in four rounds.
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Brooklyn
Billy Papke
Illinois
National Athletic Club
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Papke
Proramme
Etween
Willie Gibbs
Kid Rose
Pace
Ivory
East Awts Second Street
Charlie White
Frankie McDole
Tommy
Dixie II. Arrives for Races in Thousand Islands
Dixie II arrives at Clayton amid a throng to race Chip III at Chippewa Bay for the Gold Cup defense. Sum mer resort crowds wager heavily as clockers report a 15 mile run in about 25 minutes yesterday.
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New York Times
Frontenac
N. Y
Dixie II
Huntington Bay
Thousand Islands
Dixie
Chippewa Bay
Milionaire
Clayton
George Hasbrouck
New York
Fourth annual professional golf tournament at Van Cortlandt Park
The Scottish American Golf Club of New York City will hold the fourth annual tournament at Van Cortlandt Park on August 3 and September 1. It features a 72 hole aggregate gross medal, nine cash prizes from 150 to 10 dollars, and daily prizes for best gross 18 hole score plus a new 18 hole course record set at 69.
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van Cortlandt Park
Records Beat Yonkers Track Records Set in Close Card
The Yonkers meeting produced a sensational one time in 1:11 1 5 for Tom McGrath and Nimbus racing to the finish ahead of Jacobite and Rialto in a six furlong handicap. Spooner won the Dunwoodie Selling Stakes at 1:49 4 5, while Civita and other rivals contested sprint dashes and mile routes on a fast surface.
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Rialto
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Morris Park
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Oelmont Park
Colonel Bob
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Skee Oet Magazine
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Wray
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MacCarthy
Bae Alec
Lord Stanhope
Horse Race Entries and Weights for Five Races
The notice lists weights and entrants for five races at Mount Vernon style meeting. Two-year-olds run six furlongs with Fashion Plate favored at 111 pounds and others including Ragman Ruble Hawkwing and Grania among weights. Four-year-olds plus selling race covers one mile and a quarter with Bad News Sally Coat of Arms and Knochan among 105s. Two-year-old handicap mode lists Connaught Ranger Fashion Plate Homecrest Cheek May River and Ed Wray with weights. Mount Vernon Handicap for three-year-olds plus one mile shows Jack Atkin Polly Prim Cresine and Pinkola among weights. Three-year-olds selling covers one mile and a sixteenth with Harcourt Monocle Robert Cooper and Alauda Golconda among 110s and 107s.
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Ragman
Ruble
Hawkwing and Wise
Mason
O. WU
Kid
Terror
Eschau
Taxis
Arondack
Settonia
Grania
Elmer Boy
Plume
St. Withold
Sally
John EF. Madden
Knochan
Lord Stanhope
Grace Cameron
Connaught Ranger
Homecrest
Cheek
May River
Ed Wray
Gliding Belle
Mount Vernon
Jack Atkin
Polly Prim
Cressine
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Old Honesty
Colonel Jack
TileIng
Spooner
Zienap
St. Joseph
Harcourt
Monocle
Robert Cooper
Alauda
Golconda
Bigot
Montrose
Glaucus
Cymbal
Robhin Hood
Dainty Dame
Goldproof
Besom
Black Oak
Grimaldi
Don Enrique
Black Mary
James B. Brady
Sarah Rasquin
Biskra
McGrathiana Farm Sold to Beef Cattle Dealers
McGrathiana Stock Farm near Lexington sold privately after 40 years as a thoroughbred breeding center. Col. Milton Young exits due to reduced horse values and racing legislation. new owners R A and W S Beasley of Lancaster, Kentucky plan beef cattle grazing on 754 bluegrass acres. Young will sell all horses and close the thoroughbred operation, with famed horses Hanover and Aristides previously housed there.
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McGrathiana Stock Farm
Milton Young
R. A. and
W. S. Beasley
Lancaster
Price McGrath
McGrathiana
Hanover
Tom Bowling
Aristides
Col. Young
Gentlemen of Philadelphia Win Cricket Match in Derby
In Derby, August 18, the Gentlemen of Philadelphia beat Derbyshire by nine wickets to complete their twelfth tour win. Warren led scoring with 43, Wright 34, Needham 33, Lawton 27 as Derbyshire totaled 78 and 185. King took five for 58, Sayen four for 44. Greene and Winter reached the target with Winter out lbw. Next stop Notts for a match against Nottingham.
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Gentlemen of
Philadelphia
Derbyshire
Warren
Wright
Needham
Lawton
King
W. H. Sayen
Hordern
F. A. Greene
C H. Winter
Winter
Greene
Sayen
Bar Harbor Horse Show Opens With Wide Field Of Winners
The Bar Harbor Horse Show's first day drew a strong field with surprises as Frank B Keech Warner Leeds Anne Thompson and Mrs Lewis R Ashurst Jr led blue ribbons across harness saddle and combine classes. Anne Thompsons Grote and Miss Mathilde Townsend won multiple events as Mary Ostrander Carola Warburg and others placed in pony and tandem divisions. Judges included Joseph Ogden John Conaway and TInugh Legare along with W Butler Duncan Louis A Biddle and Charlton Yarnall.
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New York Times
Bar Liarbor
Bar Harbor
Frank B. Reech
New York
Anne Thompson
Philadelphia
Robin Hood Stables
Philip Livingston
L. R. Ashurst, Jr
Margaret Hoe
Mary Ostrander
Flandome Mills Stables
Grote
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Plandome Mills Stable
Carola T. Warburg
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Saeinees
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Philip Livingston Philip Livingston
Joseph Ogden
John Conaway
Tinugh Legare
W. Butler Duncan
Louis A. Biddle
Charlton Yarnall
Casey Sets Extraordinary Long Range Rifle Record at Camp Perry
Capt. K. K. V. Casey of the First Delaware wins both the Leech and Wimbledon Cup matches at Camp Perry Ohio. He scores 14 of 105 in the 1000 yard Leech event and 57 in the Wimbledon 1000 yard match, surpassing the previous record. About 275 riflemen competed in the NRA driven events.
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Delaware
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Stallings Sells Hughes and Brockett to Boston Americans
Newark report says Manager Stallings sold pitcher Tom Hughes and King Brockett to the Boston Americans. Both players have attracted attention from big league managers with their recent work.
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New York Times
Newark
N. J
Manager Stallings
Boston Americans
Tom Hughes
King Brockett
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