SPORTS TEAMS OPEN LOOPS IN REGIONAL EVENTS
GRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY. De Beach Racing Association Brighton Beach ORSE SHOW At Charlotteville Va ACHTING Summer cruise Yale Corinthian Yacht Club jal race Manhasset Bay Yacht Club LAWN TENNIS Eastern championship doubles and open singles at Longwood Mass St Arden second round for Tod Cup for
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Debate Over Cash Prizes In Auto Races Reaches Peak
The American Automobile Association weighs drawing an amateur line as critics press on cash prizes. President Scarritt notes no rule bans prizes, but acknowledges debate. some favor a line to keep amateurs and professionals separate, while many oppose any division. The Long Island Club Brighton Beach race on August 23 remains untouched. Amateur Athletic Union head Sullivan calls cash prize earners professionals and bars them from future AAU events.
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Plans Change For Auto Club Test Run From New York To Boston
The reliability test run of the Automobile Club of America from New York to Boston and return was altered by the committee led by W. E. Scarritt. Start moved from October 6 to October 9 and both legs will use the same route. The trip proceeds October 9 to 13 with stops at New Haven and Springfield for overnight controls and Park Square station in Boston serving as the city control. An observer will accompany operators in Boston to ensure compliance. No sealing or penalties for parts replacement have been decided.
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Boston
W. E. Scarritt
New Haven
Springfield
Park Square
Educating the Horse Training Schools Established at Rye
Governors of the Automobile Club of America met and reported progress in educating horses to tolerate motor vehicles. Rye hosts a training school led by George F. Chamberlin, Highland Mills by W. E. Buzhney, and inquiries flood in for the club instruction circular. A mechanics bureau will be created at the Fifty-eighth Street clubhouse for member access to qualified professionals. Vanderbilt Jr. placed third in a 512 kilometer Ardennes auto race won by Jarratt. Gabriel finished second.
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George F. Chamberlin
Rye
W. E
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William Howard Bernard
Solomon Hanford
Charles W. Plate
Frederick M. Ayres
Indianapolis
Bureau of Mechanics
Fifty-eighth-st
Brussels
Ardennies
Jarratt
M. Gabriel
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Astor Cup Races Planned by New-York and Eastern Clubs
The Gay Head yacht is chartered for New-York and Eastern Yacht clubs and guests for the Astor Cup race off Newport on August 6. Tickets available at the New-York Clubhouse office until August 4, or from Captain Ellis at Newport until August 5, and from the committee at New London. The race starts at 11 a.m. instead of 9:45 a.m., with the Gay Head leaving Newport at 10:15 a.m. Fans may express preferred close times for squadron runs at the rendezvous. Up to 25 members may sail on the Navigator by applying the committee at New London and Newport the evening before.
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Ralph N. Ellis
New London
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Old Colony Dock
Euro
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Colonia
R. M. Thompson
Lady Torfrida
Explosion Injures Seven at Dayton Manufacturing Plant
Seven men were severely burned in an explosion at a Dayton manufacturing works. Three are expected to die. The blast was caused by a leak in an area apparatus. The ignition source remains unknown.
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Ohio
Ae Manufacturing
Aera Ae
Rockaway Juniors Win Saratoga Polo Title Over Westchester
Rockaway polo team defeated Country Club of Westchester 12 to 9 to claim the junior polo championship. Archibald Alexander and Rene La Montagne led Rockaway, with three thousand spectators watching at Saratoga on July 31. Final four periods ended at 7 oclock amid clear weather. Seward Cary refereed and A J McNamara timed.
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Rockaway
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Westchester
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Rockaways
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J. C. Cooley, Jr
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Racing at Columbus features 2 07 pace upset and new records
In Columbus on July 31 the Grand Circuit meet drew a large crowd despite tame racing. Fanny Dillard won the first heat of the 2 07 pace setting a new mark, while Major Muscovite won the second heat. Heavy betting favored Dillard before the third heat, but Snow substituted for McHenry could not drive, leaving Dillard to win by a neck over The Bishop. Other heats list multiple trotting and pacing classes with times around 2 10 to 2 18. A separate report notes a triple drowning accident near Kennebago Lake with three companions missing after an outbound trip to Indian Rock.
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Riley B
C. Ee
Fanny Dillard
McHenry
Scott Hudson
Snow
Dillard
Bishop
Farmington
Kennebago Stream
Mooselockmegantic Lake
Spaulding & Co
Kennebago Farm
Indian Rock
Mail
Carl Virgin
Virgin
Eugenia Burch and Goldcrest filly shine at Brighton Beach
Senator McCarren's horses dominate the meet with Eugenia Burch winning the Produce Stakes by a half length over Gold Money in a furious drive. Gimcrack nabs second race glory for Keene while Bluff, Mackey Dwyer, and Swiftman also prevail in the card as Redpath nears form and Gimcrack leads two-year-olds to victory.
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Eugenia Burch
Senator McCarren
Goldcrest
Gold Money
Duster
Ben Strome
Mr. Fitzgerald
Johnny” Carr
Courtmaid
Odom
Burns
McCarren
Metropolitan
Dave” Gideon
Pittsburg
Phil
Bluff
Mackey
Redfern
Prince Richard
W. McLemore
Dr. Clark
Michaels
Mackey Dwyer
H. T. Griffin
Frank Karrick
Mr. Keene
Gimcrack
Redpath
Lawrence Waterbury
Swiftman
Buckley & Beatley
di. G. Redpath
Rayon d’Or
Bullman
Meistersinger
Lhandry
Finnan
Wonderly
Ista
Jackson
John Barleycorn
Femesole
Candling
Kuhn
Gordilia
Cochran
James R. Keene
Ch. c. Gimcrack
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Shaw
Monte Carlo
Adele Harding
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Candlemas
Nell Swift
Odawaha
Malden
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Khitat
Smith
Jim Tul
Creamer
Princess H
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Nelson
L. Curtis
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Locket
McFadden
Merrymaker
Rossignol
Pennyweight
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P. H. McCarren
Br. c. Mackey Dwyer
Goldcarter
Bassetlaw
Madrid
Ein Niciele
Ringe Dove
Bismarck
Ackson
Embarrassment
Blue Deifr
Perseus Captures Goodwood Cup in Two Mile Race
Perseus won the Goodwood Cup a 2000 sovereigns race for three year olds and up at Goodwood. Cheers Danny Maker Up finished second and Fowling Piece took third in the two mile half event.
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Topsoil Upset Wins Harlem Test Stakes In Photo Finish
Chicago July 31 Dick Welles failed to place in the Test Stakes at Harlem as Topsoil, a 15 to 1 outsider, captured the $1,580 purse. Gregor K. finished second and Foxy Kane third after Topsoil made a late burst from far back in the final sixteenth.
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Dick Welles
Harlem
Topsoil
Gregor K
Foxy Kane
Weak hitting rules day of baseball results in NL and AL games
Baseball results yesterday show NL scores with Pittsburg 3 Brooklyn 0 St Louis 3 New York 2 Boston 6 Chicago 0 Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 0. American League totals list Cleveland 3 Boston 0 and Detroit 9 Washington 1 amid two games of note. In the Polo Grounds clash St Louis defeated New York as O Neill battery flustered the locals and Bowerman's late substitution failed to swing the score.
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New York
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Polo Grounds
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Smoot
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Smith
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Barclay
Aivery
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Jones
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Eees Pittsburg
New-York
P.c. Chicago
Baltimore
Loui
Narrow win as St Minor edges field in muddy track
Weather left the track sloppy as four of twelve starters faced the post with Foxy Kane added. St. Minor led to win by a nose over Senor after Estrada Palma was disqualified for a later placing. Tancred placed third in the opening event with five furlongs run in 1.04.
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St. Minor
Senor
Tancred
Dominick
Buchanan
Ransch
Sardine
Lester Reiff
Irmas Choice
Beauchamp
Hardee
Coburn
Walter Cleary
J. Johnston
Bristol
Zeno
Dagmar
Worthington
Topsoll
Gregor K
J. Ransch
Bragg
Brulare
Bon Mot
Troxler
Trentham
Helgeson
Pirates Queen
Robbins
Papa Harry
Baker
Three favorites win at Delmar track card
Latuka Elastic and Ciales sail to victories as Delmar races showcase a clear day and fast track. Varro edges Zazel by a nose in the feature fourth race. Hi Necker and Burnett's Walkaway also win for their barns.
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Latuka
Elastic
Ciales
Varro
Zazel
T. Dean
A. Lark
Dale
Flash of Night
T. Walsh
the Messenger
T. Kane
J. Daly
Hi Necker
J. Connor
Elsie Bramble
D. Walsh
Deponan
Tine
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Seiling
Burnett
Warner
Scully
Swordsman
T Walsh
Federalist
Eee the Boer
Surprising Defeat in Brooklyn Championship Swim at Coney Island
Van Cleaf of Knickerbocker AC suffered a notable upset as Edgar H. Adams of Bath Beach Swimming Club won the Brooklyn quarter mile championship at Coney Island on a rough water day. Adams previously swam at Bath Beach on September 14 and showed early promise with wins in the quarter and half mile events. His championship time was 7:40, with Schaeffer’s still water record at 6:52 noted as a benchmark.
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Coney Island
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Edgar H. Adams
Bath Beach Swimming Club
Bath Beach
Setemer
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Schaeffer
Brooklyn and Kings County cricket club clash at Prospect Park
Kings County defeated Brooklyn by 45 runs after a strong chase at Prospect Park yesterday. C. T. Toddings led the innings with 35 while H. Tatter sall and A. Nugent contributed for the winners, and J. Poyer top-scored for Brooklyn with 49 aided by E. O. Challenger’s 19.
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Kings County Cricket Club
Prospect Park
Kings County
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H. Tattersall
A. Nugent
J. Poyer
E. O. Challenger
Boxill
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Poyer
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Smith
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Atwood
Withers
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Hoxtll
Coughlan
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Payson
Wee Ass
Seale
Ec Atwood
G. Barnes
J Poyer
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Gautier
G. Jemmott
Bextil
Challenger
Hoxill
Thomas
P. Charles
Clairmonte
Match Play in Ekwanok Handicap at Vermont links
In Manchester Vermont July 31, mixed foursomes handicap play began for two cups from A W Black Pittsburg. Results include Barnewall and Miss Farrington 1 up over Austin and Mrs. Austin, Wright and Miss Sullivan 3 up over Sheward and Mrs. Martin, Douglass and Miss Andrews 8 up 7 to play over Dunn and Mrs. Dunn, and Taylor and Mrs. Taylor 4 up 3 to play over Cleghorn and Miss Cleghorn. An open handicap event follows next week with Taconic and consolation cups, medal qualifying, and prizes for top gross and net scores.
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Manchester
A. W. Black
Pittsburg
W. G. Barnewall
Miss Farrington
W. Austin
Austin
E. N. Wright
Gertrude Sullivan
C. M. Sheward
D. B. Martin
Findlay S. Douglass
Misa Belle Andrews
John Duncan Dunn
Edward C. Orvis
Equinox House
Metropolitan Championships Medal List at Celtic Park
At Celtic Park on August 30 the metropolitan championships award medals for fifteen events plus two extra sets from the Knickerbocker and Pastime Athletic Clubs. Top scorers in track and field will win the Boyd and Pastime medals, with names listed for each event and entries closing August 23 under secretary-treasurer John J. Dixon.
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James FE. Boyd
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Pastime Athletic Club
Boyd
Victor J. Dowling
A. G. Mills
J. R. van Wormer
Casper Whitney
Evert Jansen Wendell
St. Bartholomew Athletic Club
New Polo Athletic Association
William Halpin
Robert Davis
Jersey City
E. B. Talcott
Charles J. Dieges
Eensugh H. Baxter
John Dins
Charles Schaffer
Pittsburg Triumph Over Brooklyn With Inning's Only Spurt
In Washington Park yesterday Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn 3 0, scoring all runs in the eighth inning. Chesbro pitched well for Brooklyn but Evans yielded the decisive hits as Clarke, Beaux Beaumont, and Leach contributed key drives. Final: Pittsburg 3 Brooklyn 0.
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Pirates
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Dolan
Evans
Conroy
Clarke
Beaumont
Sheckard
Oj Keeler
Leach
Wagner
Bransfield
Ritchey
Ss O'Connor
Dahlen
Flood
Me— Creery
Ooft Hill
Powers
Philadelphia shuts out Cincinnati after late eighth inning run
The Philadelphia home club suffered a shutout by Cincinnati with White and Poole in superb form. Cincinnati scratched a run in the eighth on a single and a triple as Poole and Bergen shared pitching duties for Philadelphia. Attendance noted. final score Cincinnati 16 Philadelphia 4.
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Batteries-Donahue and Kahoe lead early action
Summary of a sports report detailing battery pairings of Donahue and Kahoe for Philadelphia and listing other early battery pairings for teams Cleveland Boston Toronto Worcester and Detroit Washington with players Gardner Taft Merritt Steelman Orth Clarke Mullin and Buelow.
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Oronto
Csse
Worcester
Gardner and Taft
Merritt and Steelman
Washington
Detroit
Orth and
Clarke
Mullin and
Buelow
Gettman's late homer gives Buffalo win over Jersey City
In Buffalo, Gettman hit a two on base homer in the eighth to seal a 7 6 victory after Buffalo fell behind 6 0 due to four early errors by Jersey City. Shaw sprained a tendon sliding for a base and will be out for some time. Umpire John Eagan presided as 2,684 watched the lengthy game.
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Hayden
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Schrall
O Henry
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Daly
McFarlan
Thackera
Becker
Applegate
Phelps
Cranby
Rochester
Newark
A —Horton and
Hemming
New London and Hartford Duel for State Line Games
In a compact New England clash, New London faces Norwich and Springfield in a five to seven contest, while Hartford hosts Waterbury with a two to one score. Meriden records a four point gap as the circuit tightens across the region.
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Springfield
New-Haven
Meriden
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Waterbury
Progress of International Hanover Chess Tourney Ninth Round Begins
In Hanover on July 31 the ninth round of the international chess tournament opened with pairings Napier vs Janowski Atkins vs Pillsbury Gunsberg vs Tschigorin Wolf vs Gottschall Marshall vs Cohn Olland vs Levin Mieses vs Mason Popiel vs Swiderski Suechting vs Bardeleben. Three games finished at adjournment. Pillsbury defeated Atkins, Gunsberg beat Tschigorin, and Mieses beat Mason. In sessions afternoon the six remaining games settled with Janowski beating Napier to extend his lead, Gottschall overcoming Wolf, Marshall beating Levin, Olland defeating Swiderski, and Bardeleben drawing with Suechting.
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O Popiel Janowski
Wam
Csasceasdsall
Bicycle and Motor Cycle Races on Labor Day
The Associated Cycling Clubs of Long Island join the New York Motor Cycle Club to run a ten mile motor bicycle handicap just before the twenty-five mile cycle race on Labor Day. The events will be held at Ocean and Coney Island respectively, marking the first motor cycle handicap in the country.
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Dohertys Watch Wrenn Brothers In Longwood Tennis Day
At Longwood Cricket Club Longwood Mass on July 31 the Dohertys and Wrenn brothers from New York drew strong crowds. The Wrenns dominated early as they defeated Whitman Merrill in the Eastern doubles and silenced Wright Clothier in straight sets. The Dohertys watched intently as Ware and Larned edged a tight match, and the Dohertys were set to meet Ware tomorrow afternoon. Final singles and doubles results show Wrenn brothers, Clothier Wright, and Doherty teams advancing in multiple events.
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Maritime Building Sold Amid Battery Property Shuffle
The Maritime Building on Bridge Street between State and Whitehall was sold by William H. Chesebrough of Century Realty to the Chesebrough Building Company as an investment. The firm now owns three major Battery offices. The building, built by Maritime Building Syndicate, stands twelve stories with a 14,000 square foot plot. The sale yielded about $200,000 profit.
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Horses and Carriages A Pointer For You
A sale notice offers remaining black horse six old five two two mares six and seven fifteen one bay house T fifteen three all saddlers drivers and jumpers thorough bred Virginia bred high class My own raising B KITCHENER 130 West the
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