Yankees Upset By Their Own Misplays In St Louis Defeat
The Yankees squander a chance to win as NeaI Ball and errors allow St Louis to beat New York 4 to 3. McIlveen opened the scoring with a three base hit. Detroit and Chicago results and standings follow the day’s games.
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Yankees
Ball
New York
St Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
T. Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Louls
Washington
St. Louis
Neal Ball
McIlveen
Conroy
S. Louis
Delehanty
Howell
Jones
Confession—Howell
Sweet Harry
Stone
Shallow Lake
Hartzell
Heidrick
Elberfeld
W. W. Aulick
Artzell
Om'iiv
O Chase
Lake
Laporte
Ft. Townside Winches
York
Ferris
Blair
Wallace
MeIlveen
Willis
Heldrick
Ays
Chase
Ork
Williams
New St. Louis
Newark
Connolly
Sy Howell
By Lake
Pirates Regain Lead in N L Pennant Race
Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn 2 to 1 in a postponed game to move back atop the National League standings. Maddox starred with two RBIs and a strong pitching effort for Pittsburg while Rucker battled in relief. Final score Pittsburg 2 Brooklyn 1 at Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Brooklyn
Maddox
Rucker
Thomace
Peatie
Leach
L Lumley
Clarke
Hummel
Wagner
Jordan
Abbat’o
Lewis
Storke
Bergen
Wilson
Sh'han
Gibson
Baseball League Scores Across Regions Reported
Fasten League results show Buffalo Newark Newark and Buffalo ties, Toronto and Jersey City, Rochester and Baltimore, Monte reel Providence, and many others with varied scores. New York State Troy Wilkesbarre Utica Scranton Elmira Binghamton Albany. Tri-State Lancaster Williamsport Reading Harrisburg Johnstown Trenton Altoona. Connecticut New Haven Waterbury Bridgeport New Britain Holyoke Hartford Wartford Meriden. New England Worcester Brockton Lowell New Bedford Lynn Haverhill Lawrence Fall River. American Association Minneapolis Columbus Kansas City Louisville St Paul Toledo. Southern League Montgomery Atlanta Birmingham Nashville Little Rock New Orleans Memphis Mobile rain.
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Buffalo
Newark
Toronto
Jersey City
Jersey
Rochester
Baltimore
Montereel
Providence
Syracuse
Worcester
Brockton
Lowell
New Bedford
Lynn
Haverhill
Lawrence
Fall River
American Association
Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Southern League
Montgomery
Atlanta
Birmingham
Nashville
Little Rock
New Orleans
Memphis Mobile
Lightning strikes Haggin stock barn. colt killed
A large circular stock barn at Elmendorf Farm owned by James B. Haggin caught fire this afternoon after a lightning strike. One thoroughbred colt died and two were stunned, with thirty other colts unharmed and moved to safety. Four months earlier Haggin lost a similar barn and thirty brood mares.
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New York Times
Lexington
Elmendorf
James B. Haggin
Mr. Haggin
Sanford plans stud career for mare Kenneyette after Saratoga
Gen Stephen B Sanford owner of the Hurricana stable says Kenneyette will retire to the stud due to a bad temper. The mare, once at Saratoga, has repeatedly thrown rider Musgrave causing near injuries. The Sanford stable relocates to Amsterdam and will later go to Sheepshead Bay for fall racing.
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New York Times
Baratoga
N. Y
Stephen B. Sanford
Hurricana
Amsterdam
Kenneyette
Saratoga
Musgrave
Sanford
Sheepshead Bay
Fowler delays reply to labor group over $80,000 salaries
Edward S. Fowler, Collector of the Port, postponed a promised statement to the Customs Laborers and Weighers Benefit Association after President Roosevelt ordered an investigation. He chose not to speak while the inquiry is pending, though officials are urged to come forward with names and dates to support charges of favoritism and politics in salary distribution.
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Edward S. Fowler
Customs Laborers and Weighers
Col. Fowler
Washington
Roosevelt
Fishing News From Canarsie Bays and Nearby Waters
Fishing around Canarsie reports a dip while bluefish and weakfish runs thrive in Jamaica and Gravesend Bays. Capt Morson notes ten pound bluefish. Bass and snapper activity increases with many catches near Long Island harbors. Reports from New Hampshire trout waters show warmth suppressing sport. Nearby bays yield large bass and blackfish, with sizeable kingfish and striped bass prospects announced for next month.
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Canarsie
Jamaica Bay
John Bonegan
Hammel’s
White Mountain
Boston Woods
N. H
Wiliam
Bridge of
Alexandria
Thousand Islands
F. G. Lawrence
American Sports Publishing Company
Larry
Larryay
East Marion Seaboas
Rocky Point Life Saving Station
Brooklyn
Josh Fournier
Willard Rackett
Greenport
Fournier
George W. Fleischmann
William J. Godwin
Robert Kanter
Carson's Inlet
N. J
le Roy Bay
City Island
Billy Hannis
Thomas Kirk
Harlem
New York
Derby winner takes selling stakes at Empire City meet
Pinkola, an East newcomer and Kentucky Derby winner, defeated Frizette and Bad News in the feature Midsummer Stakes at Empire City Racing Association. The one mile and a furlong race set a track record, with Spooner and Honesty among other notable runners.
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Empire City Racing Association
Pinkola
West
New York
Frizette
Bat News
Spooner
Yrizette
Beldmore
Billy Bodemer
J. Lee
Prudent
Gilbert
St. Withold
Hoffman
Garland
Sir
John Short Cut
Demetrios
Nedlim
Westmore
Alaskan
Lady Swift
Indomitable
Aunt Aggie
Melise
Campaigner
Butler
Eeean
George G Hall
Brussel
Notter
Sir Toddington
Cymbal
Alauda
Chenite
Easton
Lady Karma
Upton
Boema
Goldproof
Natter
Robin Hood
Tea Leaf
Jane Swift
Richmond
Duke
Bad Newa
Horse Racing Card with Races and Weights
The page lists six races with entries for each, including horse names, weights in pounds, and categories. Notable rides include Adriana and Besom in the first race, Donzella and Donatus in the second, Gretna Green and Jacobite in the third, Jack Atkin and Charles Edward in the fourth, Etherial and Colytte in the fifth, and Prince of Castile and Lord Langden in the sixth.
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Adriana
Besom
Earl's Court
Black Oak
Woodcraft
Glaucus
Black Mary
Donzella
Donatus
Grania
Eschau
Siskin
Ed Wray
Arondack
Dander
U Kid
Settonia
von Laer
Elmer Boy
Ragman
Gretna Green
Jacobite
Firestone
Halket
Fukada
Magazine
Arasee
Beckon
Tony Bonero
Cressina
Zienap
Mombassa
Jack Atkin
Hessian
Beaucoup
Tileing
Charles Edward
Dandelion
Frank Gill
Prince of Castile
Lad of
Langden
Greene
Miss Lida
Lord Stanhope
Tipping
Lally
Sunfire
Don Enrique
Outlook Favors Anti-Betting Move in California Racing
Race track betting faces a potential ban as California may follow a national trend. P. Atkin of the Harney Schreiber stable returns from Europe aboard the Lusitania with concerns that anti-betting laws will pass. He notes France uses Pari mutuel and doubts New York would have avoided racing changes if Hughes’ nomination proceeds.
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P. Atkin
Harney Schreiber
Schreiber Racing
Europe
Cunard
Lusitania
California
France
New York State
Hughes
New York
Athletes Reception Delays Pace for Olympic Fund Drive
New York officials report near completion of parade plans for the American Olympic team with Gen George Moore Smith likely Grand Marshal and 15 000 schoolboys to rally at Twenty sixth Street and Fifth Avenue. Subscriptions total 8460 with calls for more funds to cover entertainment and events. Three more Olympians arrive on Celtic from Liverpool to join the team.
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J. J. Dixon
Military Committee
United States
National Guard
George Moore Smith
C. A.J. Quecklerner
New York Athletic Club
Samuel C. Austin
George W. Wingate
Luther Halsey Gulick
Public Schools Athletic League
Twenty-sixth Street
Fifth Avenue
McLaughlin
Olympic Fund
James E. Sullivan
Olympic Eee
Alderman Doull
New York City
Canada
Sherring
Athens
Celtic
Liverpool
John J. Flanagan
Trish-American Athletic Club
Matthew 3. McGrath
Ralph Rose
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Flanagan
Irish-American Athletic Club
Sheepshead Bay Plans For Autumn Racing
The Coney Island Jockey Club plans to hold its Fall meeting at Sheepshead Bay with a full programme of stakes. Officials debate whether to race only stakes to avoid legal issues or run the normal schedule, but it is agreed to distribute stakes over the usual Fall dates to honor horsemen and avoid crowding.
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Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
Coney Island Club
Jockey Club
Kings County
Amateur Athletic Union swimming events distributed among clubs
The Championship Committee chaired by Bartow S Weeks plans to allocate swimming championship events among clubs. New York Athletic Club’s half mile event for September 8 was granted. if no other clubs apply for other events the NYAC will host them. Clubs may apply to Bartow S Weeks, Chairman, P O Box 611, New York City. Events include 440 yards 88 yards one mile backstroke breast stroke and fancy diving with junior senior class distinctions.
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The
Amateur Athletic Union
Bartow
Weeks
Edward E. Babb
Everett C. Brown
Thomas F. Riley
George K. Herman
Theodore E. Straus
New York Athletic Club
Bartow S. Weeks
Champlonghty
P. O. Box
New York City
Sixth Massachusetts Wins Regimental Rifle Trophy at Camp Perry
The Sixth Regiment of Massachusetts won the regimental championship rifle shoot at Camp Perry, securing the disputed Herrick Trophy for three consecutive years. Maryland Fifth Regiment took second, Ohio first team third, with Marine Corps leading the Herrick standings and a large field of fifty-one teams in the National Rifle Association event.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
United States
National Rifle Association
Massachusetts
Maryland
Ohio Rifle Association
United States Marine Corps
Pennsylvania
Ohio Association
United States Cavalry
United States Army
R. K. Evans
General Staff
U. S. Marine Corps
Cecesses
Sesracenes
Seses
Mass
U. S. M. Corps
U. 8
Infantry
Ceeceess BO
Docasees
Gleu Cavalry
Blow
Rapid
Cavalry
Coope
U. 3
Navy
Aes
District of Columbia
Pas
Squad A
New York
Philadelphia cricket team leads Notts after first day
Notts eleven and the Philadelphia touring side clash at Nottingham. Wood posts 41 for Notts, Greene 24 for Philadelphia amid tight bowling. Notts total 189 and 117 for two, Gentlmen of Philadelphia 140 as play ends with Hardstaff on 54.
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Nottingham
Philadelphia
Notts
Wood
Leedf
F. A. Greene
Hardstaff
Turner
King
G. Gunn
Greene
Gentlemen of
Bedford Purchases Eleanor for Thompson Cup Sloops
Frederick T. Bedford bought the Boston twenty two-footer Eleanor to race in the Atlantic Yacht Club week for the Thompson 2500 cup. Bedford has competed in Long Island Sound regattas with his email sloop Answer in handicap divisions. The Thompson Cup races are scheduled for September 2, 8, and 4.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
Frederick T. Bedford
Boston
Eleanor
Bedford
Long Island Sound
Fast Two Mile Roller Race At St Nicholas Rink
A thrilling two mile professional roller skating race at the St Nicholas Rink on West Sixty sixth Street featured W Blackburn and Frank Goldie, both of New York. Blackburn edged Goldie by a few inches in 6:58 1 3, with Eddie Burk of Brooklyn close behind in third place.
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St. Nicholas
West Sixty-sixth Street
Columbus Avenue
W. Blackburn
Frank Goldie
New York
Blackburn
Eddie Burk
Brooklyn
Eight Players Remain In All-Comers Tennis Tourney
Newport R I August 21 The fifth round of the all comers tournament for the right to challenge champion William A Larned ends with eight players still alive in the field F B Alexander F J Sulloway W J Clothier G F Touchard Nat Emerson Beals C Wright and H Torrance Jr advance despite tough matches Touchard narrowly upsets H L Westfall Clothier eliminates Church Alexander overcomes Mathey Emerson beats Nettleton in four sets
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Newport
R. I
William A. Larned
F. B. Alexander
New York
F. J. Sulloway
Boston
W. J. Clothier
Philadelphia
G. F
Clothier
Church
Columbia
J. ©. Ames
Providence
Emerson
Chicago
C. M. Bull
Ak York
B. C. Wright
Bhals
Rhodes Is Maine Tennis Champion
In Bar Harbor Maine on August 21 D P Rhodes of Ruston defeated A L Williston of Brooklyn in three straight sets 6 1 6 4 to win the Maine championship final The championship doubles are scheduled to begin Monday.
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Bar Harbor
Maine
D. P. Rhodes
Ruston
A. L. Williston
Brooklyn
Griffin Knocked Out by Bert Keyes in Five Round Bout
Charley Griffin the Australian lightweight champion was knocked out in the fifth round by Bert Keyes of this city at the Fairmont Athletic Club East 187th Street. Keyes outweighed Griffin and dominated from the start with Keyes winning most rounds. Griffin failed to show championship caliber as Keyes sealed the win with a powerful final blow to Griffin's jaw. The crowd watched intently as Griffin rose after a count of eight but could not continue.
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Charley Griffin
Australia
Bert Keyes
Fairmont Athletic Club
East 187Th Street
Griffin
Keyes
Loyal and Cereal Triumph In Hudson River Driving Park Finals
Grand Circuit meeting at Poughkeepsie ends with close finishes. Loyal narrowly edges Alomo in the 2:14 trot heat after a late surge by Geers. Loyal then wins the second heat and joins the select 2:10 list with a 2:09% time. Cereal wins the 2:20 trot heat after a hard ride with Neelyone breaking early.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hudson River
Alomo
Geers
Loyal
Cereal
Neicyone
Prince Kohl
Br. H
Esgery
Mighty Onward
B. H
Davis
Ain
Bavards Tk
Boreal- Trevillion
Cgoocth
Cece
Ledeen Ewan Eunees
Aloma
Cox
Viges
B.g
Laselle
Marvelletta
B. m
M. ‘Donald
Ae Vandetta
McClarthy
Ode Bowcatcher
B. G
Hishop and
Andrews
Stallings Sued for 25000 Over Assault Claim
Rochester umpire W. J. Sullivan sues George T. Stallings Newark manager for 25000 alleging bodily injuries from an April 23 incident after a Eastern League game at Newark grounds. Sullivan claims Stallings hammered him with a pool cue, breaking his right wrist and arm and causing severe bruises.
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Rochester
N. Y
W. J. Sullivan
George T. Stallings
Newark
N. J
Supreme Court
Stallings
Sullivan
Baseball Today at American Park in New York
The Americans host the St. Louis team at 3 30 P M in New York. Weather and crowd notes not provided.
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Baseball Today
American Aee Park
N. Y
St. Louis
Dixie II Leads Again In Chippewa Bay Gold Cup Race
New York racer Dixie II, owned by B E Schroeder and entered for Thousand Islands Yacht Club, won the 30 mile Chippewa Bay course in 55 minutes, taking the second leg of the Gold Challenge Cup series. The Chip II defended the cup, finishing seven seconds behind, with Jan third, Pirate fourth, Stranger fifth, Pawnee last.
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Ogdensburg
N. Y
Chippewa Bay
Dixie IL
BE. J. Schroeder
New York
Thousand Islands Yacht Club
Chig Ill
Cuppine Yacht Club
Dixie
Chip
Jan
Pirate
Stranger
Vesterday
Chigjipewa Fay
Huntington
L. L
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Tigers
T. Louis
R.h.le
Smith, Altrock, Walsh, Sullivan
D Shaw
Cicotte, Steele, Burchell, and
Carson
R.H.E. Iladelphia
Coombs
R.h.e.ashington
Detroit Pesan
Johnson and Street
Willette and Behmidt
Racers, Peer & Company
Broadway
Warren St
43Th St
34Th St
Pirates
Louis
Cincinnati
Chica Phila’phia. W. L. P.C
Thomas
Bidlen
Pattee
Balla
Mr. By
Moran
Kling
Lindaman
Ferguson
Smith
R.A.B
Lush and
Ludwig
Corridon and
Doom
Haggin
Fowler
Witholds
Kentucky
Yonkers
Harrigan
Royal Eas Vé
Fashion PF
May River
Grimaldi
Sanguine
Seceacca
Golden Shore
G. Burns
Yonkers Races
New England
Herrick Trophy
Sylvania
Rhodes
Andrews and Geers
Canadian Club” Whisky
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Hiram Walker & Sons
Walkerville
Spe _ amiss
W. Wood
Crescent Auto CO
Irvant
ACME
Corner & Firm
River 76Th St
Y Autocar Saies Co
Autocar St
River
Colac
Corbin
Hreddway
Moist St
Frayfr Miller
Garford
Garford Motor Car Co
Bryant
Lozier Ae
Lozier
Marion & Overland
Warye
Pel
Midland
Pullman Ea
Quinby
J. U
Renault Sorie Shachtiacc
Stevens-Duryea
Tria
Iroadway Tel
Nlwark, N. J
Hedin
Tel
Sy Aude
G Slalding
Shhus
W. Ad
Harry
J. Willis CO
Park Place
Sharpe
West Brosuwars
Tes
Dixie II
Craft
Jane
Pawmesa
Layties Brothers
U.S
Empire City
Mt. Vernon
Jerome Ave
Empire City Mandicapane
Grand Central
Tz St
Itth
Isist
Bronx
Deligh
Packard
Ellis Motor Car CO
Halsey St
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