Welcome Olympians parade crowns city celebration
The Irish American Athletic Club arrives with 14 members joining a vast parade honoring the American Olympic team. About 5 000 athletes, 2 000 regular troops, sailors, and National Guard units participate. City Hall ceremonies include cups, medals, and a mass anthem by 2 500 singers.
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Mauretania
Baltic
Dewey
Frederick D. Grant
Col. Harris
Department of the East
Coast Artillery Corps
Fort Hamilton
Fort Wadsworth
Navy Yard
National Guard
Irish Volunteers
Gilcar
George W. Wingate
Century Road Club of America
Public Schools Athletic League
Twenty-sixth Street
Madison Avenue
Irish-American Athletic Club
New York Athletic Club
Pastime Athletic Club
St. George's Athletic Club
St. Bartholomew Athletic Club
Stara Athletic Club
Mercury Athletic Club
German-American Athletic Club
Wanderer Athletic Club
Atlas Athletic Club
Commercial Athletic Club
Orient Athletic Club
Corinth Athletic Club
Tyorner Athletic Club
Irish Counties Athletic Union
National Athletic Club of America
National Athletic Club of Brooklyn
Brooklyn Athletic Club
Xavier Athletic Club
Central Turn Verein
Midwood Athletic
Huh
National Turn Verein
New West Side Athletic Club
Young Men's Christian Associations
Central Branch
Union Branch
St. Thomas's Church
Vera Cruz Council
Ixnights of Columbus
St. Anthony’s
Holy Cross
Fordham Catholic Club
Chrysostom Catholic Club
Loughlin’ Lyceum
John Wanamaker
Slovak Gymnastic Union
Bohemian Gymnastic Association
Yonkers High School Athletic Association
Morris Ifvening High School
Amherst Athletic Club
Marion
All-Alpha
American Life Saving Society
Bath Beach
United States Volunteer Life Saving Corps
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Centreport
Young Men's Hebrew Agrsociation
F. and
J. Association
Siegel-Cooper Company
Jersey
Robert C. Kammerer
P. J. Conway
Forty-sixth Street
Broadway
Thirty -Fifth Street
Fifth Avenue
Twentythird Street
Thirteenth Street
University Place
City Hall
McGowan
Signor Quantitane
Arion Singing Society
Liederkranz
Celtic Park
S. A
W. H. Taft
W. J. Bryan
Three Broadway Stores Listing With Prices and Addresses
A brief listing notes three Broadway stores with prices 258 and 42 and 1302 at Warren Street and at 43rd Street and 34th Street. The fragment mentions urban retail locations and multiple street references.
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Warren St
43Th St
34Th St
Athletes to Be Celebrated With Funds Raised Near $10,000
The Yankee Princes team attended a performance last night and ate at Keen's chop house. Some members will compete in A H games at Celtic Park while a Sunday auto ride is planned. George W. Kessler sent $2,500 for expenses and Sir Thomas Lipton's Melville added $500. Total subscriptions reached $7,892 with hopes to hit $10,000 before the celebration ends. President Roosevelt will greet the athletes at Sagamore Hill on Monday.
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Keen
Chop House
West ‘Thirty-sixth’ Street
Celtic Park
George W. Kessler
Richmond
Thames
London
Thomas Lipton
Melville
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Last of Athletes Home from Olympics Return to New York
Fourteen American team members arrived on two ships Mauretania and Baltic, with receptions on the docks. The Irish American Athletic Club members on Mauretania included Bacon Cohn Kelley Porter Sullivan Taylor Lawson Robertson Sheppard with secretary Dolan. Baltic passengers included Bonhag Bromilow Reilly Vaughan Talbott. They spoke little of alleged unfairness by British officials but praised Sweden’s reception. Sheppard, who led with eleven and a quarter points in the 880 and 1500 events and relays, received strong official recognition anticipated from the Irish American Athletic Club.
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New York
Cunard
Mauretania
White Star
Irish-American Athletic Club
Charles J. Bacon
Harvey W. Cohn
Dan J. Kelley
Harry F. Porter
Joseph P. Sullivan
J. B. Taylor
Lawson Robertson
Melvin W. Sheppard
Europe
John J. Dolan
Irish- American Athletic Club
George V. Bonhag
Joseph Bromilow, Jr
Frank N. Reilly
Robert C. Vaughan
Lee J. Talbott
England
Sweden
John J. Hayes
Sheppard
Pope Visits Vatican Court for September Games
The Pope toured the Belvedere Court as preparations continue for a global athletic festival in September at the Vatican. Work crews clear and level the court and erect grandstands including a Pope tribune. Athletes from around the world are expected. prizes are donated by several athletic societies, including a solid silver cup from the Catholic Athletic League of New York.
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Rome
Belvedere Court
Vatican
Catholic Athletic League of
New York
Wright to meet Larned in final at Newport
Beals C. Wright of Boston defeated Fred B. Alexander 6 3 6 3 to reach the all comers final of the National tennis tournament at the Casino Newport. Wright will face champion William A. Larned of Annapolis in tomorrow's title match.
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Newport
R. I
William J. Clothier
Fred B. Alexander
New York
Wright
William A. Larned
Annapolis
Larned
Boston
Nat Emerson
Chicago
Niles Triumphs In International Tennis Final
Nat Niles of Boston won the final round of the international singles in Niagara on the Lake, defeating Johnston of Philadelphia in four sets and earning a final match against Irving Wright for the international title. Miss Wagner of New York captured the ladies final, beating Miss Moyes of Toronto as Miss Sutton of California defaults in the challenge round.
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Niagara-On-The-Lake
Ontario
Nat Niles
Boston
Harvard
Sind
Irving Wright
Niles
Johnston
Philadelphia
Miss Wagner
New York
Miss Moves
Miss May
Sutton
California
Miss Moyes
Toronto
Miss Sutton
Baird
Boultbee
Burns
Teveland
Collus
Cochran Edges Mollenhauer In East Jersey Tennis Duel
In the East Jersey lawn tennis tournament at Elizabeth Town and Country Club Henry J Cochran of Plainfield defeats Henry J Mollenhauer of Kings County TC in a hard fought men's singles match after taking a deuce filled third set. Marcus defeats Moore to reach final round amid tight play and strong form. Proceedings continue with more matches on the schedule and a 3 30 baseball game at American Park between the Americans and Chicago.
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East Jersey
Elizabeth Town and Country Club
Henry J. Mollenhauer
Kings County
T. C
Henry J.cochran
Plainfield
C. Cochran
Mollenhauer
S—C
Deuce
Cochran
Frederick Inman
Richard H. Palmer
Otto H. Hinck
Robert le Ray
Cincinnati
Elizabeth H. Moore
Erna Marcus
Miss Marcus
Futurity to Be Run Without Betting
Keene and Madden rivals headline entries as two big stables contest the Futurity at Sheepshead Bay. The six furlong race for two year olds features horses such as Perseus Bobbin Sir Martin Fayette Melmet Maskette Medical Practical along with entries from Whitney Madden Keene and J E Madden. The event marks its twenty first running with no betting allowed.
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Shee Bay
Dury
Hillside
McCahey
Coney Island
Goney Island Jockey Club
Jockey Club
Kings County
Sheepshead Bay
Metropolitan Turf Association
Bookmakers’ Club
Coney Island Club
John E. Madden
James R. Keene
Maskette
Keene
Helmet
Madden
Sir Martin
Fayette
Hopeful
Perseus
Bobbin
Whitney
Mediant
H. B. Duryea
Futurity at Coney Island Opens Under Anti Betting Rules
The Futurity at Sheepshead Bay begins amid a rare betting ban, spotlighting a Madden versus Keene rivalry with two entries each. The race, valued near 33,000 dollars with nine starters, tests spectators as much as the horses, while the club enforces strict rules to keep racing independent of wagering.
Horse Racing Card With Weights and Entries
The page lists multiple races with weights and entrants. King James and Jeanne D Arc race in the first seven furlongs, followed by the Inaugural Steeplechase Handicap with Coligny and Thistledale among top weights, then the Autumn Handicaps six and a half furlongs led by Roseben. A selling race for three-year-olds and up includes Orphan Lad and Killiecrankie, then two-year-olds contest five and a half furlongs featuring Futurity course entries like Weddine Bells and Miss Kearney.
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King James
Jeanne D’arc
Sir Cloges
Father Koffee
Burgher
Coligny
Thistledale
Bayonet
Simon Pure
Sanctus
Waterspeed
Malacca
Rufus
Roseben
Dorante
Baby Wolf
Weddine Bells
Miss Kearney
County Fair
Effendi
Dandy Dixon
Fleid Daisy
Affliction
Master Robert
Notter
Zienap
McCahey
Aster d'Or
Butler
Dick Roller
J. Lee
Erhet
J. Bergen
Hors Onelnee Fore
Aggie
Golconda
McCarthy
Chelsea
Belle
Queen Marguerite
Cepton
Milford
Miss Delaney
Stone Street
Castlewood
Monocle
Biskra
Sir Toddington
McDaniel
Okenite
Yonkers Meeting Ends with Dick Roiler Victory
The twelve day Yonkers Empire City racing meeting closed under fair weather with small fields. Dick Roiler won the Frivolity Stakes while Master Robert took the mile handicap. overall, officials reported no betting cases and expressed satisfaction with the event.
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Yonkers
Empire City Racing Association
Westchester
Dick Roller
Erbet
Master Robert
Zienap
Astor D'Or
James Butler
Empire City Jockey Club
Notter
H. Smith
Butler
Dainty Dame
J. Lee
Goldproof
Gnotter
al. Muller
Hood and
Infanta
Leading Lady Wins In Readville Futurity Racing Show
Readville, Aug 28. A storm curtailed events but about four thousand attended the Readville Grand Circuit meeting to see three-year-old trotters Futurity 2:30 Blue Hill and 2:08 pacers. Trainer Bob Proctor swept major honors with The Leading Lady and Uhlan. Sadie Worthy ranked best of the three-year-olds despite recent 2 1/4 mile trial news. Invelo, from the Alien Farm, took second place.
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Boston
Mass
Readville
Blue Hill
Norfolk
Bob Proctor
Lexington
Jady
A. B. Coxe
Paoli
Penn
Uhlan
Charlies Sanders
Salem
Sadie Worthy
John H. Shults
Brooklyn
Poughkeepsie
Invelo
Pittsfield
De Dion Enter Three Cars in Savannah Small Car Race
The Automobile Club of America announced three De Dion entries for the Thanksgiving Day small car race at Savannah. Chairman Robert Lee Morrell said Fiat Renault and Isotta Italian makers will also participate, giving the event an international flavor and boosting its significance.
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Automobile Club of America
Savannah
Robert Lee Morrell
Club
Thad
Morrell
Isotta
de Dion Company
Nere
German American Yacht Race planned for September next year
Wilk Henry Howard, returning aboard the Mauretania, chairs the German American Race Committee of the Eastern Yacht Club. The Kaiserlicher Yacht Club will select Germany’s three fastest sonder class boats, while the Eastern Yacht Club will pick America's three fastest sonder class boats to boost Western interest and discover potential Great Lakes competitors. Howard noted unpredictable outcomes as both sides improve.
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Henry Howard
Cunard
Mauretania
The
Eastern Yacht Club
Kaiserlicher Yacht Club
Germany
Great Lakes
Howard
Middlebury Free-for-all Set Fast Vermont Track Record
In a $1,000 free-for-all at the Fair Grounds Index owned by Farley of Plattsburg N Y trotted a mile in 2 083 j the fastest ever in Vermont and second fastest on a half mile track in New England Judex after winning two heats was sent to the stables the judges claiming Farley fouled other drivers Ecstatic and Jenny W also won two heats each The race will be finished tomorrow.
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Middlebury
Farley
Plattsburg
N. Y
Vermont
New England
Judex
Ecstatic
Jenny W
Hattie E Wins 2:27 Class At Saratoga County Fair
Eastern New York Trotting Circuit races wrap at Ballston with Hattie E owned by Leonard Bibby Fort Edward taking the 2:27 heat in a best time 2 16. Four starters contest the 2:14 class won by Country Boy Albany. Tom Reed led 2:18 heat but High Noon Clarksville stopped the next three heats. Bess Saratoga owner Dr Falmer wins the wagon race.
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Ballston
N. Y
New
W. H. Vaughn
Albany
Tom Reed
High Noon
C. J. Shear
Clarksville
Bess
E. A. Falmer
Saratoga
Luzerne County Fair Races Draw 20,000 Spectators
Twenty thousand people attended the Luzerne County Fair races in Wilkes Barre. In the 2:25 Trot Fileda Lewis swept the second through fourth heats and the race, Ryan placed second, Altha third, with a best time of 2 21.9. In the 225 Pacing Axal won all three heats, with Kearney second and Danish Girl third, best time 2 12½.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Luzerne County Fair
Fileda Lewis
Ryan
Altha
Axal
Kearney
Tautog Wins Dory Prize In Amsterdam Regatta
George Gardi ner Fry’s dory Tautog won the international prize with a 28 minutes 50 seconds two and a half mile and 14 minutes 20 seconds one and a half mile. Wind was heavy as crews raced against top Dutch shells. The Wyanoke 4 Club regatta on Harlem River starts at 2 30 with nine events including novice and junior gigs.
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Amsterdam
George Gardiner Fry
Dory Tautog
Fry
Wyanoke #4
Harlem
Lake's Pitchers' Battle Ends in Keeler Error Loss
In a National League game yesterday the Yankees and Chicago squads each posted four runs. Keeler's costly error sealed the loss for Lake in the second game as Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia 1 to 0. Standings show New York leading with 69 wins, 48 losses, a .617 percentage, while Cincinnati sits at 56–50, .487, and Chicago at 68–? with a .501 mark.
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New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago
T. Louis
Philadelpha
Brooklyn
First base on errors in Chicago game
Ry Hogg struck out five times by Walsh, while Hogg drew five walks. Walsh allowed four hits and one walk in a game that lasted one hour and fifty minutes. Umpire was Mr. Connolly.
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Chicago
Ry Hogg
Walsh
Hogg
Mr. Connolly
Batteries and Teams Exchange Notations in City Games
In Boston and Philadelphia reports, batteries with players Powell Stearns Cruger Summers Schmidt Plank Powers Willetts Mullin Schmidt Bender Schreck Joss Clarke Hughes Street Liebhardt Foster Bemis and Johnson Street are listed for multiple matchups including Detroit Philadelphia and Washington Cleveland. Scores and codes accompany the battery lines indicating game details and outcomes.
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R.H.E
Detroit
Philadelphia
Willetts, Mullin
Schmidt
Bender and Schreck
R.H.E. Cleveland
Washington
Joss and Clarke
Hughes and Street
R.hle
Cleveland
Liebhardt, Foster
Bemis
Johnson and Street
Pittsburgh Batteries McQuillen and Dooin Stand Out
The report highlights battery pairings McQuillen and Dooin facing Leever and Gibson in a game in Philadelphia with R. HE. marking the Pittsburgh matchup and notable scoring or pitching notes.
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R. HE
Philadelphia
Pittsbieg
McQuillen
Dooin
Leever
Gibson
Scores from Yesterday's American League Games
Baseball scores show New York defeating Chicago 1 to 0 and Detroit beating Philadelphia 1 to 0. Philadelphia toppled Detroit 11 to 1, Boston routed St. Louis 8 to 1, Washington beat Cleveland 2 to 0. Washington then shut out Cleveland 8 to 0.
Today’s MLB Card Sked Showdowns in Major City Matchups
The schedule lists games in Chicago at New York, Detroit at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Washington and St Louis at Boston. Action centers on early season tests for each club as fans await standout performances.
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New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louie
Yankees edge Chicago in doubleheader at American League Park
The New York Giants rested while the Yankees split the twin bill with Chicago. In the first game Hemphill and Kleinow delivered a run on Kleinow's game winner after Atz muffed a key play. Keeler dropped a routine fly in the second game, Hampered by errors as Chicago surged to a 2 0 lead, but the Yankees battled back with late inning hits though the day ended with mixed results and a crowd enjoying springlike weather.
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New York
Giants
American League Park
Keeler
Mr. Lake
Chicago Smith
Hemphill
Kleinow
Atz
Ciase
Laporte
Tannehill
Ball
Messrs
Hogg
Walsh
Chicago
Willie Keeler
Anderson
Hahn
Conroy
Fort Lee
Dougherty
W. W. Aulich
HPORT
HPOA
Isbell
Chase
Ana’son
Parent
Lake
Smith
Mr. Connolly
Baseball scores from regional leagues posted
A roundup of results across the Eastern, State, American Association and other leagues. Notable games include Buffalo over Jersey City 3 2 and Toronto defeating Baltimore 6 2, with several other city matchups and seven inning results listed.
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Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Baltimore
Montreal
Newark
Rochester
Providence
Utica
Wilkesbarre
Elmira
Scranton
Albany
Binghampton
Troy
Syracuse
Lancaster
Connecticut League
New Haven -New Haven
Meriden
New Britain
Springfield
Whartford
Hartford
Bridgeport
NEW England League
Fall River -Fall River
Lowell
New Bedford
Lawrence
Lynnn
Worcester
Lynn
I. Lynn
Haverhill
Brockton
Mobile
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Little Rock
Montgomery
Prosecutor seeks order to block Sunday baseball in Detroit
Wayne County Prosecuting Attorney Yerkes filed mandamus proceedings in circuit court against Police Commissioner Fred W. Smith to stop Sunday ball games in Detroit. An order to show cause was issued and a hearing scheduled for tomorrow morning.
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Detroit
Mich
Yerkes
Wayne County
Fred W. Smith
Boston Manager Replaced as Lake Takes Over Team
James McGuire was removed as manager of the Boston American League team by owner John I. Taylor. Fred Lake, ex catcher of the Boston National Club, was appointed manager for the remainder of the season.
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Boston
James McGuire
John I. Taylor
Fred Lake
White Mountains Golf Championship Narrowly Sets Semi Finals
In Jefferson New Hampshire on August 28 the White Mountain championship at Waumbek Golf Club concluded the morning and afternoon match play rounds. H C Richard of St Andrews defeated F A Martin of Ekwanok 3 up and 1 to play but lost to J C Pun derford by one hole. Pun derford then faces C B F McCann of Englewood for the cup.
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Open Championship Tie Sparks Playoff at Myopia Hunt Club
In Hamilton Massachusetts on August 28 Willie Smith of Mexico and Fred McLeod of Midlothian tied after 36 holes with 122 strokes each. They will contest 18 more holes for the title and $450, with Smith seeking the cup and a gold medal.
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Willie Smith
Mexico
Fred McLeod
Midlindian Country Club
Chicago
Alec Smith
Nassau
Willie Anderson
Onwentsia
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Myopia
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Smith
Tyro
Richest Rendville Derby purse horse Allen Winter refuses $40,000 offer
Indianapolis telegram reports Allen Winter owner M. Hi Rear don refused a $40,000 bid for the trotting horse after the Rendville Derby. The note to Kissell stated to place $700 additional insurance on the horse and that the offer was declined.
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Indianapolis
Ind
M. Hi
Reardon
Allen Winter
Smith wins three mile amateur roll er skating race at St Nicholas Rink
Harry Smith won the three mile amateur roller skating race at St Nicholas Skating Rink West Sixty sixth Street near Columbus Avenue. He took an early lead and finished in 9 12 with Charles McCormick second and Joseph Jordan third.
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St. Nicholas Skating Rink
West Sixty-sixth Street
Columbus Avenue
Smith
Charles McCormick
Joseph Jordan
National Baseball Commission Lists Minor League Purchases
The National Baseball Commission released a list of players bought by major league clubs from minor league teams since the last drafting season. It notes a prior plan to publish a bulletin five days before drafting began, but the rule was not adopted.
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Ohio
National Baseball Commission
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