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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1902

Page

6

Britons Win American Doubles Title Over Ward and Davis

The Doherty brothers R F and H L defeated Holcombe Ward and Dwight F Davis in three sets 11 9 12 10 6 4 at Newport securing the American lawn tennis doubles championship. The English pair showcased fast rallies and net passing while Ward drew praise for service aces, though Davis struggled at times. The upset marked the first time a British team won a National title on American courts.

New York Times Newport R. I England R. F. Doherty H. L. Doherty Holcombe Ward Dwight F. Davis America Bay Ridge Davis Ward Dohertys Ware Fach Dains Doherty Brothers

Americans Beat Britons In Fast Final Set Tennis Duel

National Championship Singles third round action featured Ward and Davis pairing to push Doherty brothers in a decisive late rally. Kreigh Collins toppled Reuben Hunt in five sets while Huntington, Ware, Bravery and others posted dominant scores amid rain delays and late-round drama.

Ward Davis Deuce R. F. Doherty Doherty Brothers Doherty Cceserserrervess Chee ie _ Ward Seca Scsceneneseee Ceccesseeseesl Leo E. Ware C. 3. Lee Harry Bravery A. C. McMasters L.W. Glazbrook H. Ward H. H. Whitman L. de Forest Malcolm Whitman W. P.knapp Beals C. Wright H. W. Warner William J.clothier J. Walker Chamion Breigh Colling Heuben G. Frant

Bar Harbor Horse Show Ends With Social and Racing Highlights

The Bar Harbor horse show closes its third annual event amid clear skies and social bustle. Notable moments include the Vanderbilt box and notable attendees, fierce 2:20 class trots, a decisive mile race won by John Livington's Thoroughbred over Kentuckian, and Ivan Fox winning the mile and a half hurdle. Edward Morrell debuts a road coach and four, the Chevy Chase Hunt hosts a drag hunt, and show classes feature Charmer and Claire, Con-Bri-O, and other top entries with judges awarding blue ribbons to Cassatt and Green among others.

New York Times Bar Harbor Vanderbilt Gardiner Sherman John Livingston A. D. Addison Ivan Fox Morrell Edward Morrell Association Seal North East Harbor Clarence Moore Chevy Chase Hunt Victoria Charmer Claire A. J. Cassatt William M. Fleitmann New York J. L. Ketterlinus William Lawrence Green H. R. Hatfield Brunswick Grant Golden Rod Philip Livingston Agnes M. Gayley Hamlet Cleveland Bays Incarnadin William Penn W. Butler Duncan Dolly William Jay Schieffelin Bopeep Judy Joseph T. Bowen Folly W. L. Green Harry Harry and Charley

Red Devil pacing tandem unveiled for Ben Monroe race

The Red Devil pacing tandem built by F. E. Spooner debuts as America’s sole Soucia motor pacing machine. It claims ten horsepower, unmatched reliability, and a flawless 25 mile race pace against Butler and McFarland, with split times near 7:03 per mile.

F. E. Spooner Ben Monroe Soucia Monroe Wansburg Butler McFarland A. RR. Cantrell Royal Arcanum Wheelmen A. J. Reids Iver Lawson Australia Lawson Kramer Taylor E. M. Bradford West Ninetyninth Street Tarrytown Yonkers Tottenville S. L Plainfield N.J Newark N. J Liberty Street Freeport L. I East Thirty-fourth Street Wheelmen’s Club Royal Arcana Wheelmen West Ninety-ninth Street East Thirty-fourth Street Ferry Wheeling Floral Park Blake's National Cycling Pease i Willie Fenn

Steam yacht Elsa arrives at Halifax from Bar Harbor

The Elsa with owner and party aboard arrives in Halifax from Bar Harbor en route to Sydney Nova Scotia. The Vigilant returns to the Nova Scotia shore from Newfoundland with Mr Chubb and Mr Jamieson aboard and continues cruising along the eastern shore.

Halifax Elsa Bar Harbor Sydney C. B Vigilant Nova Scotia Newfoundland Chubb C. Ee Jamieson

Man Who Shot Hartman Held Without Bail

Perth Amboy Aug 21 Robert Hartman hotel proprietor and Raritan Yacht Club member shot last night by ex Constable John Rhodes amid a dispute from Rhodes's intoxication. Hartman in serious condition four physicians attending Rhodes arrested at home held without bail pending his condition.

Perth Amboy Robert Hartman Raritan Yacht Club John Rhodes Rhodes Sergt. Mulligan Hartman

New York and Pittsburg Split Doubleheader in League Baseball

In Pittsburgh on August 21 the New York team beat Pittsburg in game one as Leever held the visitors to three hits and Mathewson struggled with six safeties for New York. In the second game New York defeated Pittsburg 8 to 2 as Phillippi held Pittsburg to limited offense. Lauder starred with two three base hits for New York and Bresnahan added a three-base hit.

Pittsburg New York Mathewson Leever Phillippi Lauder Bresnahan Capt. McGraw Clark Brown Beau’ont McGraw Leach Bresnan Wagner McGann Ritchey Brodie Conroy Bower Burke OjLauder H. Smith G.smith Math’son G. Smith Mr. O'Day Beaum't Bow’man Os Zimmer Dunn Smith McGinty Piurdure McGinnity Zimmer Bradle McGin

Brooklyn Beats Cincinnati 7 to 4 in Frayed Game

Brooklyn rebounded despite Farrell’s absence as Deisel filled in behind the plate. Thielman struggled for Cincinnati, issuing eight bases on balls, while Ewing steadied in relief but Cincinnati faded late. Be sure to note Beckley Seymour and Donovan contributing in a high scoring contest.

Cincinnati Charley Brooklyn Kelly Sheckard Beckley Keeler Ford Dolan Seymour Dahlen Peltz Newton Core Ran Flood Maloney Donovan Bergen Wheeler Thielman Deisel Ewing I Ah Thileman Messrs. Brown and Irwin

Jersey City Beaten by Buffalo in baseball clash

Buffalo edges Jersey City 4 to 2 in a nine inning game. Mack leads with two base hits and a three base hit while Fertsch and Amole split pitching duties. Errors and timely hits shaped the scoring with Buffalo taking advantage in late innings.

Jersey City Buffalo Shoch Milligan Mack Nattress Butler I Shaw Fertsch Afoer Bees Sao Amole Ample Carr Grimshaw Griffen Gettman Shaw Lynch Atherton Jerees Oakes Brain Shindle Halligan McManus McCann Hooker Huttal Jerse City Lligan

New York State League Scores Collide Across Cities

Syracuse 12 Schenectady 2 in Syracuse. Binghamton 4 A J G 0. Utica 5 Albany 1. Ilion 7 Troy 2 at Ilion. Troy 5 Ilion 4 in second game.

Syracuse Schenectady Binghamton Utica Albany Imon Ilion Troy

Sombrero Dominates at Saratoga Off Sloppy Track

Green B. Morris's three year old Sombrero wins the Huron Handicap by three lengths as heavy favorite, with Andy Williams second and Arsenal third. Jockey Wilson suspended for rest of meeting. Erbsmehl dies at Saratoga Hospital after last week’s fall. Gunfire also wins prior races, Octoroon retires to stud.

Saratoga N. Y Green B. Morris Sombrero Andy Williams John A. Scott Shorthose Gunfire Octoroon Alexander Shields Wilson Wyeth Erbsmehl Saratoga Hospital T. Burns King Pepper Redfern Astarita L. Smith Odom Charlie Grainger Gregory Aminte Bullman Arsenal O’connor Caughnawaga Whiskey King Port Royal McCue Leipsic Americano Sparkle Esher Ayreshire Lad Creamer The Amazon Wild Pirate Tenagra Lord Badge Rough Rider May J Lady Radnor Nevermore R. Shea Mount Hope Landry Harrison J. Daly Hilarity Mi Reina Burgundy Epitdemic Mayor Graham Ithan Penzance Anna Daly Jola

Williams shuts out Chicago as Philadelphia wins

In Philadelphia on August 21 the Phillies beat Chicago 2 to 0 after Williams allows four hits in the ninth. Chicago had a scoreless game until the final frame, while Philadelphia pushed across two runs in the bottom of the ninth.

Chicago Williams R.H.E Philadelphia Barry Wolverton Douglas Jennings Iberg Menefee Mr. Cantillon

Boston and St Louis Split Doubleheader in St Louis

In St Louis on August 21 the Boston and local teams each won one of two games. Pearson pitched the first game for Boston in a 12 to 6 rout while the O'Neill battery excelled in the second, aiding St Louis to a 7 to 4 loss. Batteries were Jason with Moran and Pearson with Ryan in the first, and M O Neill with J O Neill against Malarkey and Kittredge in the second.

ST. Louis Boston Pearson O'Neill Jason Moran Pearson and Ryan TOMS M. O'Neill J. O'Neill Malarkey Kittredge

Unclear Odds Line From Historic Scores

Fragmentary financial style lines list several city names and percentages with scattered figures. The fragment lacks a coherent event or context, making it difficult to determine a clear subject or outcome.

Early Baseball Card: Brooklyn at Pittsburg Boston at Chicago

Schedule shows Brooklyn vs Pittsburg and Boston against Chicago with Philadelphia facing Cincinnati. Details incomplete for some matchups. Local play slate outlines four games today across major circuits.

Brooklyn Pittsburg Boston Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati

Baseball Scores From American League Matchups

In Philadelphia the Athletics defeated St Louis 12 to 5. Baltimore beat Detroit 6 to 5. Washington edged Chicago 6 to 4. Boston won over Cleveland 4 to 1.

Philadelphia St. Louis Baltimore Detroit Washington Chicago Boston Cleveland

West Side Park doubleheader ends with tie and postponement

Two games at West Side Park Jersey City yesterday between local and Buffalo ended with a 6 to 1 Buffalo win in the first game. The second game was a twelve inning tie with both sides scoring two runs when darkness halted play. A replay double header is scheduled for today with the first game at 2 30.

West Side Park Jersey City Buffalo

Thoroughbred racing entries for six stakes races presented

The card lists weights for maidens two years old to mares age three and up across six races. Notable entries include Show man Belkardo Payne Farcraft First Clip and Pan Zagabla at 112 for the first race, Ethics Zoroaster Par Excellence Old Hutch and The Rival in the handicap second race, Belvino Ethics Carbuncle Anak The Regent and others in the Amsterdam Stakes, Setauket San Nicholas Trump Stevedore and others in the fourth, Merry Reel Mamie Worth Molly Brandt and Virgin Soil in the fifth, Huntressa Barouche and Rossignol among entries in the sixth.

Showman Erbe Belkardo Payne Farcraft Benduro First Clip Counterpoise Pan Zagabla Fullback Subdue Amarylis Rockmart Forward Merry Reel Medal Brideshaid Jr Boston Bright Girl Courtmaid Hymettus Ethics Zoroaster Par Excellence Old Hutch Baron Pepper Himself Daly Rival Barouche Belvino Carbuncle Mamie Worth Molly Brandt Huntressa Pleasant Sail Rossignol Mary Worth Bessie McCarthy Lady Radnor Miss Attende May J Wissedine

Cresceus Trots 2:04 Mile Breaks Trotting Record

Cresceus trotted a fast mile at the Indiana State Fair Grounds in 2 04% breaking Nancy Hanks 1892 record by a quarter second. The wind slowed the backstretch but Cresceus still produced a strong 2:04% final time in his first public start of the season. He shows potential to reach the two minute mark if his pace improves.

Indianapolis Ind Cresceus State Fair Grounds Nancy Hanks Crescens

Flanagan Breaks World Discus Mark at East Newark Meet

John J. Flanagan, famed hammer thrower, surpassed the world discus record with a 126 foot throw at Cosmopolitan Park East Newark. The previous mark of 120 feet 9 inches belonged to M Sheridan of Pastime A C New York, with other entrants including Sheridan McDonough and J R Dewitt in the program.

Newark N. J John J. Flanagan Cosmopolitan Park East Newark M. Sheridan A. C New York Flanagan West End Sheridan McDonough J. R. Dewitt Prince Antieat Sea

Major Delmar Wins Massachusetts Stakes in Readville Heat

Readville Mass August 21 Major Delmar b g McDonald owned by George Van Dyke of Boston won the Massachusetts Stakes for 2 12 class trotters in three heats amid showers. Lady Thisbe took second and Dulce Cor third in the field of seventeen starters. The event closed the Grand Circuit week with a cautious finish, while Kwannon won the 2 21 trot earlier.

Readville Mass Major Delmar Wiseacres Raman Detroit Cleveland George van Dyke Boston Wheeling West Va Lady Thisbe Duke Car Kwannon Massachusetts Walker Ruth M Dulce Cor Albany N.Y Daniel Fred S. Wedgewood Geers Chesco Donerail Wilton Boy Kwanon Carpenter Yak Norcol B. G Turner B.dana Menyon B. m Miller Edna Cook Awthorne Ro. m Tmudson Oindexter B. H Paige the Roman Benson Charley Mac Kilbourne Miss Whiting McDonald Dan T Manville Altre L Blk. G Golden Ceesseed Ccesakemenaccas Leola Saunders Ou Bet Harley Mait Snow Riley B Bik. H Erwin Red S. Wedgewood Ro. H Niceseo B.i Runyon Ersoma Shank Aroness Powell Trout Tom Phair Johnson Kyrillic Young Kentucky Wilkes Dickinson Baron Wilkes, Jr Payne Br. G Mary Joe Curry William Tell Wilson Kitty Wilkes Rathburn Katrinka G Tozier Trilby Simmons Br. m Green Aston L Br. H Lyman Guy Fortune Noble

Larchmont Y C Races Fall Regatta Schedule Details

The Larchmont Yacht Club plans a Fall regatta for Monday Sept 1 with entries invited from multiple East Coast clubs including New York Eastern Seawanhaka Coral, Atlantic and others. Prizes awarded for 2, 3 and 5+ starters. two additional special race days set for Aug 30 and Sept 14 with various class divisions and the Larchmont Cup valued at 500.

Larchmont Yacht Club New York Eastern Seawanhaka-Coriinthian Atlantic American New Bedford New Haven New Rochelle Corinthian of Larchmont

Intercity Cricketers Named for New York Philadelphia Match

The Metropolitan District Cricket League executive committee named the New York team for the return intercity match against Philadelphia. The game at Knickerbocker Club, Bayonne, will start at 11 a.m. after canceling all championship fixtures for Aug. 30.

Metropolitan District Cricket League Cosmopolitan Hotel New York Philadelphia Knickerbocker Bayonne M. R. Cobb N. §. Walker, Jr Livingston Field Club C. H. Clarke F. F. Kelly Knickerbocker Athletic Club F. J. Prendergagt Manhattan J. Poyer S. B. Standfast C. A. Worm Brooklyn F. G. Warburton W. Bunce Faterson R. W. R. Powell Nelson Lodge S. Albinson Paterson

Plans for Shamrock III contract signing next week

London Aug 91 The latest arrangements for the new America's Cup challenger Shamrock III call for contracts to be signed next week. Sir Thomas Lipton plans to arrive in the Clyde aboard the Erin to finalize terms with the Dennys. The agreement aims for an early launch to allow more time for tuning.

London Thomas Lipton Clyde Dennys

American Yacht Utowana Wins Coronation Cup Race

The American auxiliary yacht Utowana, owned by A. V. Armour of New York, won the Earl of Crawford's Coronation Cup on the Cherbourg route from Nab Lightship to Cherbourg and back. Utowana reached the mark at 6:30 PM but drifted back three quarters of a mile on a strong tide. Valhalla withdrew and other entrants were not seen by 9 PM.

Cowes Isle of Wight A. V. Armour New York Earl of Crawford Cherbourg Eddystone Valhalla

Pugilist Charles Johnson Dies by Self-Administered Chloroform

Philadelphia August 21 Charles A Johnson 34 formerly a boxer and professional cyclist killed himself at his home by swallowing chloroform. Authorities note domestic troubles were a factor. Johnson moved to Philadelphia from Minneapolis six years ago.

Philadelphia Charles A. Johnson Johnson Minneapolis

New Links for Westchester Clubs near Southern Boulevard

Westchester Golf Club has enlarged its links near Southern Boulevard as part of a expansion project. The move provides additional practice space and closer proximity to surrounding neighborhoods.

Westchester Westchester Golf Club Boulsvard

Fairfield Team Dominates Innis Arden Match 8 0

The third and final junior match between Fairfield and Apa wamis Clubs was played yesterday at Innis Arden Golf Club on neutral links. Fairfield won decisively 8 to 0 after each team had previously won on its home course.

Fairfield Apawamis Innis Arden Golf Club Innis Arden

Crescent A C Tennis Tourney Doubles Set For Bay Ridge

The Crescent Athletic Club championship lawn tennis doubles at Bay Ridge begins Saturday at 2 30 PM with best of five sets. Entries close at noon Saturday. The singles championship will be played as promised. Fine tennis is expected.

Crescent A. C Crescent Athletic Bay Ridge

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