Inquest Opens in Hazel Drew Death and Murder Clues
The Troy inquest into Hazel Drew's death hears that she was murdered before being thrown into Teal's Pond. Autopsy shows fatal head wound and no water in lungs, while witnesses link two strangers near the pond as potential leads. The hearing adjourned to Thursday.
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New York Times
Troy
Hazel Drew
Teal
William Huffey
Teal’s Pond
Frank Smith
Hazel
Huffey
William Taylor
Averill Park
Frank Richmond
Taylor
Mrs. Richmond
Hazel Prew
Taberton Road
Rudolph Gunderman
Gunderman
Smith
Reds win July polo cups at Van Cortlandt Park
The Reds beat the Blues 9 to half a goal in Squadron A polo at Van Cortlandt Park. A. D. B. Pratt scored six of nine Reds goals. Holt added two. Baylis Jr. and Gilder contributed, while Blues’ Childs tallied their single goal and the team was penalized for safeties.
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Reds
Blues
van Cortlandt Park
Lorillard Spencer
W. Baylis, Jr
A. D. B.pratt
Holt
Baylis
Childs
Bryn Mawr Wins Narragansett Cup Polo Match
Bryn Mawr defeated Myopia 21 goals to 15 at the Narragansett Cups polo opener held at Wildfield Farm Narragansett Pier Rhode Island. Myopia received a seven-goal handicap and two riders were briefly injured during the match.
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Bryn Mawr
New York Times
Narragansett Pier
R. L
Point Judith Country Club
Wildfield Farm
Myopias
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Hamilton Hadden
Joseph Leidy
Philadelphia
H. W. Harrison
Myopia
A. Brown
H. Hadden
H. W_.Harrison
H Tweed
R. E. Strow
A Ames, Jr. Bridge
Back
Csjcesess
Roosevelt Would Welcome Olympic Victors in New York or Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt weighs plans for a public reception to the American Olympic team after their London success. A coordination committee will form an Executive group to set the program with a civic committee of 100. Irish American Athletic Club leaders and city officials push events including a large school athlete turnout and an Irish American A C dinner at a major hotel.
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Roosevelt
New York
Oyster Bay
James E. Sullivan
United States
London
England
Theodore Roosevelt
P. J. Conway
Irish-American Athletic Club
Lawson Robertson
Martin J. Sheridan
Conway
J. D. Cavanaugh
W. P. McLaughlin
A. C
McGowan
Luther Halsey Gulick
Public Schools Athletic League
Ara
Halswelle to Race Carpenter in Newark Exhibition Match
Knights of Columbus Athletic Association of Newark seeks a special 400 meter race between English sprinter Wyndham Halswelle and American J C Carpenter at Olympic Park on August 22. The group offers to cover all expenses and provide a trophy to attract strong competition and resolve the recent London Olympic controversy. A cable invitation confirms the plan and promises payment of travel and return costs.
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Newark
N. J
Knights of Columbus Athletic Association of
Wyndham Halswelle
J. C. Carpenter
London
Olympic Park
Halswelle
Americans Win Multiple Events in Berlin Meet
In Berlin yesterday J D Lightbody of the University of Chicago and W W May of the University of Illinois starred in international contests. Lightbody defeated P éttersson of Sweden in the 1500 meter flat and won the 100 meter flat after a 65 meter head start. May captured the 100 meter handicap run.
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Berlin
J. D. Lightbody
University of Chicago
W. W. May
University of Illinois
Lightbody
Péttersson
Sweden
May
Three Patrol Men Questioned After Olympic Contests
Police Commissioner Bingham commented on the three patrolmen praised for their work at the Olympic games. He noted they are good athletes but poor cops, reflecting mixed views on their performance and suitability for policing duties.
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Bingham
Gen. Bingham
Squadron A Triumphs Over Meadow Brook In Rumson Cup Final
Squadron A defeated Meadow Brook 15 to 4 in the Rumson Cup final at Seabright New Jersey. Neilson and Robinson led scoring as Squadron A held a 9 to 1 edge at one point. Neilson injury pause did not derail the soldiers who won with strong team play and decisive shooting.
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New York Times
Seabright
N. J
Squadron A
Meadow Brook
Neilson
Robinson
Belmont
Charles H. Sabin
Wilsons Catch Stuns Giants in Ninth Inning Shuffle
Tenney fans rally as bases load with New York Giants threatening. Wilson makes a crucial catch spoiling a potential victory and spoiling New Yorks chance to win in the eighth.
Pirates Edge Giants In Ninth Inning Classic
In a dramatic National League contest Pittsburg defeated New York 4 to 3 after a late rally. Key moments centered on Wilsons two bagger and a pivotal defensive stop in right field. The crowd of 15,000 watched Wagner and Clarke power the Pirates with timely hits while Cy Young and Maddox altered the late innings pitching sequence. Pittsburg sits strong in standings despite a tight schedule.
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Blue Monday
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Wagner
Cy Seymour
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Bridwell
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Crandall
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Master Crandall
Clarke
Gibson
St. John’s Cathedral
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Cy Young
Master Young
Needham
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New York
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Doyle
Swadina
Mathewson
Abbaticchio
Klem
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Brook lyn doubleheader split as Jordan Lumley spark late rally
In Brooklyn at Washington Park, Chicago split a doubleheader with Donovan's men. Brooklyn won 8 1 in game one, then Chicago surged in game two with two homers by Jordan and a decisive eighth inning rally by Lumley driving in three. Evers was removed after arguing in the ninth.
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Lumley
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Donovan
Washington Park
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Sheehan
Hummel
Evers
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Karz
O’maloney
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Moran
Ritter
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Pastorius
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Angee
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Alpman
Howard
Jerdan
Zim'man
Sh’han
Kling
Eetas
Fegress
Ane
Racker
Chicago and Brooklyn faceoff with mixed line scores
Baseball box scores show Chicago and Brooklyn in a club matchup with multiple innings tallied. Batters names appear alongside fielding errors and substitutions as teams trade runs across innings, including a ninth inning change and a doubleheader second game with Raymond Beebe and Foxen handling pitching duties.
Tigers Rally To Beat Yankees 4-2 In Seventh Inning
Detroit overcame a rough start as Hogg faltered in the seventh. two wild throws helped Detroit plate three runs, securing their third straight win over New York. Ball doubled for Detroit, with key wrongs by Schaefer and others cited in the box score.
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New York Times
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Hogg
Yankees
New York
Ij Keeler
Sch'fer
Conroy
Crawf'd
Chase
Cobb
Phill
A'sman
Omor'ty
C'ghiin
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Chesbug
Schaefer
Willett
Ball
Kleinow
Chesbro
Manning
Delehanty
McIntyre
Mr. Evans
Baseball Scores and Player Lineups Across Cities
In Chicago and Cleveland reports show team scores with pitchers listed. At St Louis a barteres Powell and Stephens plus Hughes Burns and Warner are noted among players in a sequence of innings and runs.
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Louis
Washington
Bartereas Powell and Stephens
Hughes, Burns
League Baseball Scores From Several Cities
Pastern League results include Rochester 2 Newark 5 and Buffalo 8 Baltimore 6. Montreal 2 Jersey City 1 and Toronto 0 Providence 4 also recorded. New York State League games: Scranton 0 Binghamton 8, Wilkesbarre 5 Syracuse 2, Troy 2 Elmira 0, Albany 3 Utica 0. Connecticut League matchups Add New Haven 5 New Britain 8, Meriden 0 Waterbury 1, Hartford 6 Bridgeport 0, Springfield 3 Holyoke 2.
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Montreal
Jersey City
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Baltimore
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Holyoke
Rutgers to Hire Dartmouth Star as Coach
New Brunswick July 27 It is reported that M B E Remsen Rutgers football manager has secured Joe Smith former Dartmouth half back to coach the team this season Smith played for Dartmouth three years ago helping defeat Princeton and tie Harvard
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New York Times
New Brunswick
N. J
M. BE. Remsen
Rutgers
Joe" Smith
Dartmouth
Smith
Princeton
Harvard
Toronto Runner Aims for New York Record Run
Thomas J. Me leaves Toronto carrying a letter from the mayor and runs to New York under YMCA sponsorship. McAughey estimates arrival in New York by August 12 with goals of a record crossing.
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New York
Ont
Thomas J. Me
McAughey
Five cars arrive with perfect scores in Hower Trophy tour
Five cars from Buffalo arrive in Cambridge Springs at 1 52 p m with perfect scores in the 1008 tour. They will depart Hotel Rider tomorrow morning at 8 for Pittsburgh.
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Penn
Cambridge
Buffalo
Hotel Rider
Pitsburg
Notes of the Turf and Racing Figures Change
Fred Burlew, former partner of Newton Bennington and B. and O. Stable, has applied for French citizenship. A letter from H. E. Leigh, now a French public trainer, states Burlew sought nationality after racing in England and France. At Brighton Beach it was announced W. L. Blaylock and A. Allen were ruled off at Seattle.
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Newton Bennington
Bennington
France
H. E. Leigh
Brighton Beach
Burlew
England
Leigh
Arlen
W. L. Blaylock
New York
A. Allen
Seattle
Dixie II chosen to defend Motor Cup in Huntington race
Dixie II, ex Commodore E J Schroeder's high speed motorboat, was selected by the Motorboat Club of America as one of the three defending American boats for the international cup race to be held next Saturday in Huntington Harbor. Autowin II and Sea Otter may join the American squad after today's trials.
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E. J. Schroeder
Motorboat Club, of America
Luntington Harbor
Huntington Harbor
Dixie Sr
Boston
Autowin II
Huntington
New London
J. H. Headley
Don
Ray
Dixie U
Dixie
England
Wolseley- Siddeley
Triangle
Crane & Weightman
Clinton
H. Crane
Harry M. Crane
Hartley Pierce
Albert Rappone
Charles P. Tower
Autowin
Otter
William J. Swadecki
European racing boats arrive for Huntington Bay Cup
Incased in cradles on the Atlantic Transport liner Minneapolis the Wolseley-Siddeley and Daimler II arrive to compete for the British International Cup at Huntington Bay. They will be trialed soon though neither owner plans to attend the race. The Wolseley-Siddeley measures 89 feet 6 inches with a timber hull and triple wood skins, and weighs about 7100? pounds in racing trim.
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Wolseley-Siddeley
Lord Howard de Walden
Daimler II
Huntington Bay
Long Island
Wolseley- Siddeley
Noel B. Robins
Arthur Stapleton
G. F E. Swingler
Daimler Ir
Alfred George Fentiman
A. E. Grice
H. Wealans
Thomas Thorntow
Fred Galton
Vanderbilt Cup Commission seeks Nassau roads for race
A. R. Pardington appeared before Nassau County Supervisors proposing a two day Vanderbilt Cup event. He asked use of county roads for elimination on Oct 10 and the cup race on Oct 24. Supervisors set Aug 3 for a public hearing. plan reportedly uses ten miles of the Lone Island Motor Parkway and fourteen miles of adjacent roads to form a 24 mile circuit.
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Ce Eee
Nassau County
Eyd
Lone Island Motor Parkway
Leyburn Wins Grand Circuit Free-For-All Trot
Detroit July 27. Jack Leyburn set a two heat race record in the free-for-all trot at the State fair grounds Grand Circuit inaugural event finishing in 2.5 and 2.04.
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New York Times
Detroit
Mich
State Fairgrounds
Jack Leyburn
Brighton Race Day Results for Six Furlongs and Mile Races
Race card from Brighton beach meeting shows results across six races for two-year-olds to four-year-olds. Winners include Homecrest, Navajo, Comedienne, Arasee, Black Mary, and Ragman with times ranging from 1:07 1-5 to 1:39 2-5. Multiple runners and riders listed along with weights and payouts.
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Dandy Dixon
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Sweet
Effendi
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Dupes
Bannell
QC. Heider
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Oro
Comedienne
MicDaniel
Arasee
Bouquet
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Black Oak
MecCarthy
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Frizelle
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Heknams
Naan Zoe
Helen Shea
Queen Marguerite
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Raist
Gold
Proof
Ragman
Seneasian and
Ruble
Miller
Arondack
Yorke
Font
Elmer Boy
Bon
Astor
Short Cut
Ieene Trois Temps
Track Racing Card Listed with Weights and Entrants
The daily program lists six races for various ages and distances with entry weights, key horses, and riders. Notable entries include Never Late Golconda Salvolatile Nealon Donatus Monocle and Apprentice allowance noted.
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Mystify
Fore
Grania
Dander
Billy Bodemer
Garland
Golconda
Danger
the Dane
Nealon
Grace Cameron
Zienap
Moonshine
Don Enrique
Lally
Bad News
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Tony Bonero
Taylor
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Lasata
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Traveler
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Lampeon
Sniff
Banbury
Dr. Pillow
Killereen
Mariana
Spelling
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Trash
Corncob
Greeno
Saylor
Tennis Favorites Fall in Day One at Brookline Club
Fifty two singles matches decided on July 27 at Longwood Cricket Club Brookline mark the eighteenth annual tournament. All favorites except one advance. shock loss lands Washington DC player Co BD Toeyie in the third round to G F P Tucechard of New York. Tucechard had recently won the Palaware State title defeating W J Clothier and Ho Mollenhauer.
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Boston
Longwood Cricket Club
Brochline
Tennis Opens Season at the Casino with Enthusiastic Crowd
Newport R C July 27 The first regular tennis fixtures of the season opened at the Casino under favorable conditions. Mrs Trager Wallach did not enter. The attendance was large and enthusiastic. The best match pitted Mrs Eugene Reynal against Miss Margaret P Husk with Husk taking the first set 6 3. The second set was close and also won by Husk. The stiffest match matched Miss M Inch against Miss Therese Isetin with Inches prevailing in three sets.
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Charyion
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Eweene
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