Giants and Pirates in Sixteen Inning Draw at Polo Grounds
The Giants and Pirates battled sixteen innings ending 2-2 in New York. Wiltse pitched for the Giants and Willis for Pittsburgh as 15,000 watched a marathon game marked by cautious scoring and late drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Pirates
Clothing firm cuts prices on suits across multiple stores
To make a hit in the clothing business one must offer good values. The firm cuts away under that with large discounts on mixture suits now priced from 15 to 30 dollars. Three Broadway Stores including locations at Warren Street and 13th Street and 34th Street.
Pittsburg Defeats New York In Close Baseball Tilt
Pittsburg wins 2 to 2 in a pitchers duel at Pittsburg New York. Wiltse starts for the Pirates allowing two runs while Willis struggles through seven innings. Gibson and Seymour lead offense with two base hits apiece as Leach and Abbaticchio spark key defensive plays. Time of game two hours fifty minutes with Klem and Emslie umpiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgs
Emslie
Polo Grounds
Pirates
Wilse
Giants
Abbaticcio
Young Willis
Tenney
Donlin
Bridwell
Willie
Willis
Hic
Thomas
Wagner
Mide
Pittsburg
Swadina
Gibson
Swae
Wiltse
Doyle
Larry
Bresnahan
Clarke
Devlin
Haas
Abby
Wilson
Wiltie
Emislie
Phelps
Shannon
Leach
Biid
Spike
W. W. Aulick
Gene
New York
l'Tenney
Ee Phelps
Rfn
Seymour
Abbat'o
McC’m'k
Swacina
Herzog
Lepeh
Wasmner
Abbaticchio
É¢Rrors
L’ittsburg
Mesers
Klem and
Kling's eighth inning homer lifts Chicago past Brooklyn 4 2
Chicago won the series in Brooklyn with a 4 2 win as Kling belted a two run homer in the eighth scoring a man. Jordan left with a right knee injury in the fifth and will miss a few days. Offensive details show Chicago and Brooklyn totals and fielding notes from the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brooklyn
Kling
Jordan
Senators Win 16 Inning Thriller Over Browns
Unglaub homered to break a 3 3 tie as the Senators outlasted the Browns in sixteen innings. The standings table shows Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago Boston New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Saint Louis with varying win percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
S 1. Louis
Senators
Browns
W. S.P.C
W. S. P.C. Pittsburg
Whiladel’a
Ug.st.* Louis
Unclear Game Scores Between Teams Across Cities
Fragmentary sports scores list Cleveland five Poston three Philadelphia two Chicago zero and a two two tie at St Louis. No context or dates provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Poston
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Unglaud's 16th inning hit lifts Washington past St Louis
In St Louis, Unglaud singled in the 16th after a Milan grounder fumble, giving Washington a 2 1 victory over St Louis in game four of the series. Dineen and Johnson pitched for the starters with solid relief help. The game lasted three hours and two minutes, with Wallace, Milan, Kahoe, and Dineen among the notable performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Unglaud
Wallace
Milan
Washington
Dineen
Johson
Stone
Hartsell
Ganley
Iaims
Clymer
Ferris
Fr'man
C. Jones
Kahoe
McBride
iKahoe
Johnson
Williams
Freeman
Baseball Scores From Regional Leagues
Connecticut League games featured Hartford 4 New Haven 3 and 0 2 1. New Britain beat Meriden 2 0. Springfield edged Holyoke 1 0. Waterbury lost to Bridgeport 1 2. Tri-State results show Harrisburg 6 Wilmington 1 and Johnstown 4 Reading 1. Williamsport 2 Trenton 1. Altoona 3 Lancaster 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
New Haven
New Britain
Meriden
Springfield
Holyoke
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Harrisburg
Wilmington
Johnstown
Reading
Williamsport
Trenton
Altoona
Lancaster
Lynn
Worcester
New Bedford
Brockton
Fall River
Lowell
Lawrence
Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
Providence
Rontyest
Jersey City
Rochester
Newark
Hirmingham
Wephis
Neile
New Orleans
Montgomery
Little Rock
Atlanta
Mobile
Dedham Beats Rockaway In Narragansett Cup Polo Tilt
Dedham defeated Rockaway 15 to 11 at Wildfield Farm retaining the Narragansett Cups in a brisk polo match. By handicap the Massachusetts team received seven goals in the July 28 contest with La Montagne shaken but uninjured in the ninth period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Narragansett Pier
Point Judith
Wildfield Farm
Dedham
Massachusetts
la Montagne
Burns Johnson bout funding sparks Thanksgiving fight plan
It was announced at Ely on November 28 that $30,000 had been raised to back Tex Rickard in securing a heavyweight title fight between Jack Johnson and Tommy Burns in Ely on Thanksgiving Day. The Gans-Nelson match was abandoned as organizers expect a Johnson Burns confrontation to attract a larger crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Tex
Rickard
Johnson
Tommy Burns
eDay
Gans-Nelson
New York Prepares Welcome for Olympic Athletes Aug 19
New York plans a grand welcome for America's Olympic athletes on August 19. Patrick J. Conway heads an executive committee drawn from major athletic groups to organize receptions, parades, banquets, and invitations, with governors and judges among honored guests and university flags to march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Patrick J. Conway
Sullivan
Conway
McGowan
Brooklyn
A. C
East Sixtieth Street
Pp. J. Conway
J. J. Dixon
Amateur Athletic Union
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
New York A. C
John H. Tennant
John J. Walsh
Pastime A. C
William A. Dubois
Twenty-third Regiment
A. A
Thomas J. Nevins
St. Bartholomew ‘Club
Frederick J. I. Delaney
Xavier ,A. A
Thomas Hughes
Mott Haven A. C
John Cloughan
Fred W. Rubien
St. George A. C
William L. Jones
Timers’ Club
Wiliam P. McLaughlin
E. P. Gilear
Irish Volunteers
Co. J. Fisher
M. GC .A
F. W. Sullivan
A. L
James A. Turpin
Military
P. J. MccGuire
Fifty-ninth Regiment
D. J. Murphy
Twenty-second Regiment
Luther Halsey Gulick
D. J. Hart
Mohawk A. C
J. Stulits
Grace A. C
Gullick
Gulick
United States
Yale
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Dartmouth
Virginia
Michigan
Stanford
California
Iowa
Ilinois
New York County
Supreme Court
Dowling
Dayton
Fiz
Goft
Erlanger
Guneral
Rocailsky
Osc— i
Zeller
Finn, Corrigan
Kernochan
Wakhile
Breen
Walsh
Waiting for Motorboats Off Huntington Harbor
A crowd of motorboat enthusiasts waited at Huntington harbor for trials to select America's entry for the international cup. Erio-Craig failed to appear and was later found disabled at Bayonne. Autowin II towed in harbor. Den and Gray were the only active boats but slow. A new attempt to run trial races was scheduled for tomorrow.
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Huntington Harbor
America
Erio-Craig
Bayonne
Autowin II
Boston
Den
Gray
Wolseley-Siddeley
Autowin Ir
Kiico-Craig
Hower Trophy Race Abandoned in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on July 28 the Hower Trophy event was declared abandoned after a Hotel Schenley meeting. Four cars arrived from Cambridge Springs with perfect scores but two withdrew, leaving two Pierce cars that chose not to continue. A further meeting is planned for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Schenley
Cambridge Springs
Pierce
Chalmers Detroit Entered in Vanderbilt Cup Race
A second American entry for the Vanderbilt Cup was announced by secretary Frederick Elliott of the A A A The Chalmers Detroit fifty horsepower car is entered by J S Harrington of Worcester Massachusetts with Oliver Light driving He previously piloted Thomas Detroit cars in recent competitions The other American entrants include a six year old entry and a Mercedes by Robert Graves
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Elliott
American Automobile Association
J.S. Harrington
Worcester
Mass
Oliver Light
Mercedes
Robert Graves
Crescent Club Approves Dues Increase and Sinking Fund
The Crescent Athletic Club governing body passes by law amendments raising annual dues from 60 to 70 dollars and reestablishing the sinking fund. The amendments go to members for ratification at the August 11 meeting to secure a first mortgage and redeem the building loan for the city clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Crescent Athletic Club
Cressina's Handicap Shines at Brighton Beach Race Day
The Brighton Beach meeting featured open racing with public favorites in four of six events. Watercress mare Cressina won the mile and a sixteenth handicap from start to finish, defying distance doubts and proving a strong sprinter now effective at wider trips. Other non favorites Haston and Monocle also prevailed in races three and six, while Fore and Crack Shot led early as favorites in races one and two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Beach
Cressina
A. J. Joyner
Joyner
H. P. Whitney
John Schlosser
Saratoga
Brighton
James McCormick
Miller
Billy Bodemer
Sweet
Eas Eee Siskin
McCahey
Golconda
Sey
McDaniel
Long Ball
Easton
Brussel
Peete Trouveur
Upton
Adoration
Algie
Battle Axe
Grace Cameron
J. Lee
Tony Bonero
Schilling
Herbert
Don Enrique
Zienap
Lally
Moonshine
Traveler
Jaroncie Ae Donatus
Lasata
Cullen
Catherine Simpson
Sniff
Matiana
Campeon
Corona Belle
Doctor Pillow
Dandy Dixon
Banbury
Gus Helm
Killereen
Monocle
Susgstenes Greene
Horse Race Entries and Weights for Six Furlong Meets
Entry list lists six races with handicap weights for horses across age groups. Names include Mark Comedienne Halket Altuda Balbus Sugar Pine Tom McGrath Charles Edward Nealon Nimbus Salvolatile and others with respective weights and plural entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Comedienne
Halket
Altuda
Balbus
Sugar Pine
Tom McGrath
Charles Edward
Nealon
Nimbus
Salvolatile
Don Enrique
Miramir
Cressina
Prudent
Prosper
Westmore
Garland
Arondack
Font
Ruble
Lady Swift
Star Thistle
Black Mary
Onne
Lally
Arasce
He Knows
Gill
Cairngorm
Black Oak
Bonero
Big Chief
Zienap
Bad News
Bouquet
Count Reinfeld
Corneoh
Monocle
Hielen Shea
Coat of Arms
Killiecrankie
Lady Karma
Queen Marguerite
Betty Vincent
E. Expedition
Timbuctoo
Alice Mack
Kentucky Queen
Donzella
Adele E
Corona Belle
Dr. Pillow
Mobility
Starlit
Ocala
Sniff
Harry Rogers
Dress Goods
Beauty Bright
O U Kid
Minor Heir Wins Grand Circuit $5000 Stake at Detroit Pace
Minor Heir, backed by Chicago backers, defeats The Eel in the Grand Circuit pacing race before 10,000 spectators in Detroit. The Eel wins the fastest heat in 2 03, while Minor Heir overcomes several challenges to claim the fourth heat and the record stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Minor Heir
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
G. B
United Service transfers and appointments brighten officer roster
The United Service reports a wave of officer transfers and assignments across Army and Navy commands. Key moves include First Lieut. W. R. Kendrick ordered to Fort McPherson, Ga, and First Lieuts. Nettles Cole and others shifting between infantry units. Capt. Fredendall and Capt. Adams take engineer roles, while major medical and engineering officers join boards and congressionally noted duties. Retirements and new commissions also noted at various posts including Governors Island and Guatemala’s Pan-American event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. R. Kendrick
Seventeenth Infantry
Fort McPherson
C. S. Nettles
Twenty-fifth
O. R. Cole
Twenty-first
I. L. Fredendall
Lee
Mass
East Dorset
E. M. Adams
Corps of Engineers
C. Kingman
Ingineers
C. Lynch
Washington, D. C
W. D. McCaw
C. A. Snoddy
S. W Roessler
Ordnance Board
W.L. Marshall
J. B. Girard
Medical Corps
Medical Department of the Army
Guatemala
J. L. Knowlton
Fort du Pont
Del
Jeffersonville
Ind
J. W. Clinton
Twelfth Infantry
C. F. Humphrey, Jr
H. O
Helstand
Army
Governors Island
N. Y
Fort Waynes
Mich
Naval arrivals and sailings listed by ports and ships
The list records arrivals including Rocket at Philadelphia and Sylph at the navy yard in Norfolk, Mayflower at Whitestone Landing, and others in New York and Chicago. Departures show Stringham from Norfolk to Newport and Barney from Annapolis to Newport, with Olympia and others from New London for cruise along with Yankee from Alexandria for Hampton Roads.
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Tacoma
Mississippi
Philadelphia
Rocket
Norfolk
Sylph
Navy Yard
New York
Mayflower
Whitestone Landing
Chicago
Bradford
Nanshan
Manila
Stringham
Newport
Barney, Tingey
de Long
Thornton
Annapolis
Olympia
Hartford
Nevada
Arkansas
New London
Yankee
Alexandria
Hampton Roads
German Yachts to Race Here Again in 1910 Series
Imperial Yacht Club of Kiel to send three sonderklasse yachts to Marblehead in August 1909 for elimination races with American clubs under Eastern Yacht Club oversight. The program aims to select three American entrants for an international series with German crews, with possible participation by German princes and Spanish entries in future races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Imperial Yacht Club of
Kiel
Sonderklasse
Marblehead
Mass
Eastern Yacht Club
Henry Howard
Admiral Barondoh
Imperial Yacht Club
Sonderklassen
Imperial Club
Prince Eitel Fritz
Prince Adelbert
Prince Eitel
Prince Hitel
Mr. Howard
Potsdamesterday
Emperor William
Seglerverband
Besley
William
Alfonso
Geraman
Eastern, Yacht Club of
Mirdlehead
Wiel
America
Trenor J. Park
Clark
Spokane
King Alfonso
Spain
San Sebastian
Commodore Clark
Germany
New York Y C Yacht Club Announces Annual Cruise Schedule
The New York Yacht Club Regatta Committee released dates for the annual cruise. Rendezvous at New London on Aug 6 with races to Newport until Aug 11, including Astor Cup events for schooners and for sloops cutters and yawls. The King’s Cup race on Aug 8 or 9 is highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yacht Club
New London
Conn
Newport
R. L
John Jacob Astor
Brenton's Reef
New York
Marblehead
Eastern Yacht Club
Eastern doubles tournament at Longwood ends second round
In Brookline, the Eastern doubles at Longwood Cricket Club completes the second round while singles reach the third. Highlights include B C Wright and R D Little defeating I C Wright and H Torrance Jr in four sets and a five setter between H F Doyle and G H Nettleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Longwood Cricket Club
Brookline
B. C. Wright
R.D. Little
New York
I. C. Wright
H. Torrance, Jr
Wright
Little
1. C. Wright
Torrance
H. F
B. Doyle
Washington, D. C
G. H. Nettleton
New Haven
A. S. Pier
W. ¥. Rosenbaum
R. H.almer
H. le Westfall
G. F. Touchard
C. M. Bull, Jr
A. C. Butler
D. Little
New K
H. H. Whitman
N. W. Nies
J. D. . EB. “Jones
Providence
G. L. Wrenn, Jr
W.F. Johnson
Riphia
HT. Il
C. G.plimpton
G—-S
L C. Wright
H. ‘Forrarice
H. W. Siocum
Foc. Innian
Mlbd. Whitman
Poston
H. H Whitman
R. Ss. Lovering
P. Horton
H. E. Doyle
C. B. Doyle
Washington
D. C
E. L. Pickman
D. M. Pickman, Jr
J. D. i. Jones
N. W. Niles
A. S.dabney, Jr
R. BD. Little
N. FP. Hallowell
W. F. Johnson
Philadelphia
HR. ¢. Sears
CC. H. Collester
C. T. Porter
H. J. Holt A Foster
C. S. Penhal Wood
Dark
G. E. Wales
Haston
BR. Keyte
A. S Fler
W. Y. Rosenbaum
R. WH. Palmer
New
D. P. Ithodes
F. J. Sulloway
G. Weals
R. Bishop
Seneca wins first race in Manhasset Bay Cup series
Addison G. Hanna's sloop Seneca won the opening Manhasset Bay Yacht Club Challenge Cup race over 16 miles. Alera and Mimosa III followed with times and handicaps shown, Mimosa III being the prior holder. The second race sets a triangular course for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison G. Hanna
Seneca
Stuyvesant Wainwright
Mimosa III
J. W
J. H. Alker
Long Island Sound
Jimber Yacht Club
Trevor L. Park
American Yacht Club
Mimosa II
Alera
Manhasset Bay Yacht Club
Mimosa
Mulford Martin
Asor
Captain’s Island
Olympic Regatta Opens at Henley in England
The first international regatta held in England opened at Henley with finals to be held next Friday. No American crews entered. withdrawals reduced today to three heats. UK crews led by two first places defeated Canada in both the four-oared and pair-oared events. Von Gaza of Berlin’s Viking Club won the sculling race against Eliler of Hungary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley
England
United Kingdom
von Gaza
Viking Club
Berlin
Eliler
Shamrock wins seventy-footers at international regatta
At HAVRC on July 28 Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock won the seventy-footers race marking a clear victory in the international regatta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HAVRC
Thomas Lipton
Dorando Plans Pro Career After Marathon Collapse
Dorando the Italian runner says he will in the future race as a professional in shorter distances than the marathon after his collapse in the event. He plans to focus on shorter races and continues his running career despite the setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dorando
Automobile Bargains From Early 1900s Listings
A condensed catalog shows used and new early autos with prices and costs. Models include Pope-Hartford Pope-Toledo Pope-Tribune Reo and Pope-Waverley with figures noting year, condition, and original cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. BP. Pope-Hartford
H. P. Matheson
H. P. Pope
Toledo
Pope-Toledo
Reo
Pope-Tribune
Pope-Waverley
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Ness
Wiltle
National League
Rocers, Peer & Company
Broadway
Warren St
13Th St
34Th St
Homer
Burch
Maloney
Chance
Hummel
Tinker
Imam
Pattee
Sh'han
Lewis
Bergen
Wis
Hofmann
Sheehz
McIntyre
Mzr
Rigler
Rh.e
Ewing
Schlel
Lindaman
Bouttes
Dorner
Bowerman
R.H.E
Sparks
Jacklitsch
Lush
Bliss
Louis
Ravnmond
Ludwig
Richie
Mouren
Duvin
Unglaub
Philadel’a
Feston
Shopashington
R.H.E. Cleveland
Rhoades and Bemis
Burchell
Avelanes
Criger
Rockaway
Dedham First
Allen Forbes
E. S. Reynal
L. Shaw
R. la Mon
Joshua Crane
Tayne, Jr
P. W. Wrenn
D. Chauncey, Jr
P. J. Rainey
Alexander Brown
Mr. Sullivan Cables
President Roosevelt
Judiciary
Huntington
Hower
Chalmers
Detroit Factory
Crescent A. C
the United Service
the Navy
W. S. Cowles
F. E. Beatty
S. R. le Compte
R. E. Corcoran
E. A. Cobey
R. S. Chew, Jr
S. Dickineon
W. R. van Buren
W. P. Scott
the Prairie
F. L. Chadwick
Franklin, Navy Yard
Norfolk, Va
C. N. Offley
Pacific Fleet
West Virginia
International Sonderklasse
Mar
Blehead
New York Y. C
Little Beat
J. C. Wright
Mimosa Iil
Cor Elansed
Hm.s.h.mis. Hom
S. Seneca
A. G. Hanan
J. A. Petg
Mimosa -Il. 'S. Wainwright Saeodeoensest Lehoe
Shamrock
Panama
Brokaw Brothers
Astor Place
Fourth Avency
Aqueduct
Board of Water Supply
Catskill
Roindout Creek
Ashokan
Stewart-Kerbaugh-Shanley Company
Olive
Marbletown
Philadelphia Cricketers
Northampton
Gentlemen of
Northamptonshire
Philadelphians
Smith
Whiladelphia
Fie
Lol Tor
Iselin
Miss Barger
Newport, Reel
Nora Iselin
Edna Barger
Lorillard Spencer, Jr
Margaret H. Busk
Nova Iselin
Elma Barger
Automobile
A. G. Southworth Co., Inc
Universal Auto & Motor Boat Supply Co
Chambers ST
Automobile & Motor Boat Supplies
Times SQ. Auto CO
wWor.t
Autocar Baker Elect Cadilla” Corbi
Ric
Frayer Mil’ Garford
Cience
Cordner & Fiinn
Tocar Saies Co
Uwway & Oual St
River
Boxer Motors
Coly
Fist St
Columbus
Tse
Oeiestoenel Ee
Hott Hannes Co
Lst
LER
Haynes
Sane
Ign
Jackson
GLIDE
Nee Mote
Cet Lozier
Marion & Matheso
E Lozier Motor
St. Tely
Cole Verland
N & Pope
Waverley
Phi Rety Bus
Widland Moor
Alleneu
Garat
W. Sith
Moon A Motor Car Co
Bi Way
Tots River
Siminui Brvine Pullman
Cok
Quinby
Lacroix
Stevens-Duayeas
Wele Motor Car CO OF
Lees
Hirvad
Col
White
Acessories
Catplan
F. _ WILE IS CO
Park Place
Nioaway Tire and Accessory
STOR
Yuleamietrs
44Th St
Ripouteausscies
Fuecs
West Broadway
Audubon
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