DIXEN SAVES HARMSWORTH CUP IN SENSATIONAL RACE
Dixie II, the American motor boat commanded by Captain G Bartley Pierce and crewed by E J Schroeder, won the Harmsworth Cup in Huntington Bay. The race saw engineer Albert Rappulin overcome by gasoline fumes and Pierce fainting, yet Dixie II defeated Wolseley Siddeley by 49 seconds and other rivals by wide margins.
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E. J. Schroeder
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Noel M. Robbins
Arthur Stapleton
George Swingler
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Alfred George Fentiman
H. Weal Jans
A. Grice
John Sheppard
Walter Bieling
Motor Boat Club of America
Dens
Ee. J. Sherman
A. Hincks
B. L. Brockwar
Mohawk
Signe
C. P Raymond
Chateau Des Beaux Arts
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Wolseley- Siddeley
Maskette's Brilliant Saratoga Debut Stuns in Wood War
At Saratoga on August 3, Maskette, James R. Keene's two year old filly, won a five and a half furlong condition race in remarkable fashion, closing from last to first while Notter drove hard. The meeting also featured the breakdown of Mohawk U1, a long-promising colt owned by John Sanford, who pulled up lame in the fourth race. Dandelion won the Saratoga Handicap as a backers’ favorite, while Refined led the upset in the opening event ahead of Sugar Pine and Sweettiers. Rumors swirled about club closures and a potential transfer of the Empire City meeting to Saratoga, with Governor involvement likely soon.
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New York
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Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
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Dandelion
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Emerson Defends Western Lawn Tennis Title in Five-Set Win
Nat Emerson of Cincinnati defeated Harry Wardner in Chicago at Kenwood Country Club to retain the Western lawn tennis championship. The match stretched to five sets and fifty two games with a 14 64 34 61 74 score, featuring fast rallies and brilliant exchanges. Wardner led early by taking the first set as the crowd cheered him on.
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Chicago
Nat Emerson
Cincinnati
Harry Wardner
Kenwood Country Club
Wardner
Well Known Yachting Skipper Dead
Captain Ephraim Anthony Snow, a renowned yachting skipper, died today in Wollaston Massachusetts. He sailed for years on the troop Thetis and the schooner yacht Alert and commanded the yachts Perriess Vivian and Coronilia.
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Tribune
Little Boston Upsets Beals Wright For Longwood Cup
Raymond D. Little defeated Beals C. Wright three sets to one to win the right to challenge William A. Larned in the Longwood Cup final. Scores were 4-6, 6-2, 6-3, 6-1 with Little employing careful attack and Wright faltering after a strong second set. Wright had earlier beaten Wrenn Alexander and Westfall, while Little had beaten Clothier.
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Boston
Raymond D. Little
Beals C. Wright
William A. Larned
Larned
H. T. Doherty
Newport
Little
Wright
George Wrenn
F. B. Alexander
H. L. Westfall
W. J. Clothier
National Cham
Quakers Meet Ireland in Irish Cricket Tilt
The Philadelphia Gentlemen opened a week of matches against Ireland at Dublin as part of a tour before facing Northern Counties Union in Belfast. Ireland, bowled and fielded steadily, posted 128 for 8. Kelly and Lambert anchored a late stand before Browning and others fell. Play resumes tomorrow.
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Dublin
Philadelphia
Ireland
Belfast
Northern Counties Union
England
J. B. King
H. V. Hordern
G. Malden
Boucher
Browning
Kelly
Lambert
Leyburn Defeated as McKinney Triumphs at Kalamazoo Meet
Kalamazoo Michigan August 3 Sterling McKinney defeated Jack Leyburn in the 2 trot the opening feature of Kalamazoo new grand circuit meeting The crowd numbered about twenty five hundred The 2 09 trot and the 246 pacing event were the day’s highlights Minor Heir won the 2 16 pace in three straight heats breaking Recreation Park track records Time 2 63 and 2 22% The summaries list pacing and trotting results with drivers Geers Gans and others leading to McKinney’s victory in the 2 16 pace event and Leyburn’s defeat in the American Hotel class notable among the day’s races
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Jack Leyburn
Sterling McKinney
Geers
McKinney
Minor Heir
Recreation Park
B. H
Redwald
Dean
Steve George Gans
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Silent Brook
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Courier
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Titer
American Hotel
RSE
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Klee Jack Lfyburn
D. Ae
Alto Levborn
Grady
Nabima
Peter the Great
Burgess
Earl
San Mates
Howermam
Octoo
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Great Heart
Flanagan Breaks Hammer Record at Dublin Games
Dublin August 3 seven members of the American Olympic team competed at Balls Bridge. John Flanagan won with a hammer throw of 173 feet 19 inches, surpassing his own Olympic record. Ralph Rose of California set a shot put mark of 49 feet inches, breaking the British record once held by Denis Horgan.
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Dublin
Balls Bridge
John Flanagan
Ralph Rose
Denis Horgan
Queenstown
Patrol to guard Nassau roads for Vanderbilt Cup dates
Nassau County will deploy twelve hundred uniformed and armed guards in addition to sheriff patrols to secure roads used for the elimination trial and the Vanderbilt Cup races on October 10 and 24. The Nassau County Board of Supervisors granted permission with regulations to be set by counsel, despite opposition from G. Peters who claimed road damage and poor prior patrols.
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Mineola
Long Island
Nassau County
A R. Pardington
Motor Parkway
American Automobile Association
Nassau County Board of Supervisors
Association
G. Peters
Jericho Turnpike
Wildwood Auto Race Ends Without Track Record
Wildwood New Jersey August 3 The midsummer automobile race carnival drew about eighteen thousand spectators despite a hard crash near Anglesea when Richard Williams spun his car into a double somersault. Richard Sellers suffered a dislocated shoulder and other injuries, Walter Vennell sustained head injuries from a blowing hood during the third heat of the second event. William Bourque driving the Knox car set the fastest mile in 4 minutes 94.5 seconds, failing to beat the record.
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Wildwood
N. J
Knox
Wiliam Bourque
Richard Sellers
Pennsylvania
Richard Williams
Anglesea
Williams
Sellers
Walter Vennell
Stanley
Vennell
Ridgewood Club Lawn Tennis Opens With Clean Three-Set Wins
The Ridgewood Golf Club lawn tennis tournament opened yesterday for men’s singles. Charles F. Watson Jr. of Orange Lawn Tennis Club holds the chal lenge cup. All first round matches were decided in three or fewer sets, with several close scores including Rosenbaum over Nankivell 6-4 6-3 6-4 and Cameron over Hazard 6-3 6-0 6-0.
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Ridgewood Golf Club
Charles F. Watson, Jr
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Watson
Dr. William Rosenbaum
G. Nankivell
Theodore R. Peil
Am H. Connell
W. N. Jennings, Jr
R. I. James
Brumley
Horace G.cleveland
George M. Church
A. Haskins
Richard H. Palmer
H. W. Hillhouse
FE. S. Cameron
Walter Hazard
Froy PD. Richey
Edgar F. Leo
Plans to Welcome Olympic Victors Parade Aug 26
The article reports a near decision to host a grand parade on August 26 to greet Olympic victors. Sub committees are active and Alfred G. Vanderbilt is named chairman of the reception committee.
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Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Rhode Island Cup Pole Tournament Results at Narragansett Pier
At the Narragansett Pier Country Club two Rhode Island cup pole matches were played Myopia beat New Haven in the first and Dedham defeated Hryn Mawr in the second. The crowd filled the stands as spectators watched the competitive play.
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Narragansett Pier
R. 1
Country Club
Myopia
New Haven
Dedham
Hryn Mawr
High Mortality Among Chicago Babies July Deaths
Chicago records 669 infant deaths under one year in July. Health officials blame high mortality on poor care, improper feeding, overfeeding, overdressing, hygiene neglect, and lack of fresh air, urging better infant care practices citywide.
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Health Department
Man Charged in Robberies of City Churches
Paul Jarosey of 339 Eastree was arraigned in Yorkville on charges of robbing St. John the Evangelist on East 72d Street and the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help on East 61st Street. Magistrate Mosa ordered examination for tomorrow morning. Detectives say arrest came after tips from a man whose wife allegedly ran away with the prisoner. Police reported a partial confession and planned further inquiry.
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Eastree
Yorkville Nea
St. Joh
East 72d
Church of Our Aan of Perpetual Help
East 61St Street
Mosa
Jaroseg
Giants Hold the Pace Shut Out Cincinnati
Giants dominate Cincinnati 6 to 0 as Spade struggles in the first inning. New York stays in first place with solid hitting and walks fueling a six-run effort, while McGraw’s club benefits from timely hits and Cincinnati miscues. McCormick, Merkle, and Donlin spark the offense as Barry debuts for New York.
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Cincinnati
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Merkle
McCormick
Bridwell
Huswitt
Ganzel
Hulswitt
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Spade
Wiltse
Wiltie
Rigler
Empite
Tenney
Kane
Weeree
Doyle
Lobert
Bresnahan
Schiei
Needham
Paskert
Devlin
Mitchell
Seymour
Huiswitt
Mctorm’k
Barry
Bridwelk Wiltse
St Louis baseball blanked by Brooklyn in seventh straight loss
Brooklyn Dodgers defeated St Louis 2 to 0. McIntyre pitched a one hitter through six innings, allowing eleven hits but clumping them in one inning. Konetchy and Charles sparkled in defense for Brooklyn, while St Louis failed to capitalize with runners on base.
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Pirates
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Kenetchy
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Chicago Beats Philadelphia 5 to 1 in Philadelphia
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 5 to 1 at Philadelphia. Players Brown Kling McQuillan Moren Dooling contributed for Chicago while Ferham and O Day played for Philadelphia. Umpires Rud
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Pittsburg Beats Boston in Boston Tilt
In Boston Pittsburg defeated Boston 10060810067 to 100000000446. Key players include Hatteries Pittsburg Willis Gibson and H Boston Jaberty Dorner Houkes and Graham. Umpire Johnston.
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State League Results Show Mixed Scores Across Teams
Troy defeats Albany 8 to 3 while Utica edges Elmira 5 to 4. Binghamton earns a 7 to 4 win over Wilkes Barre and Scranton ties Syracuse 4 to 4 amid ongoing standings updates.
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Albany
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Elmira
Binghamton
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
SyrAcuse
Baseball Polo Grounds doubleheader today
Two games on the Polo Grounds schedule. A 2 pm frat game is listed as Giants versus Cincinnati with admission set at 506.
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Cincinnati
Yankees Lose Ninth Straight as St Louis Wins 2 to 1
Elberfeld leaves Cleveland for St Louis after a 2 to 1 defeat. Yankees suffer their tenth straight loss. St Louis pitcher Jess shuts down New York while Lajoie homers for the Highlanders. Altizer scores on Hemphill error, aiding the Browns.
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McAleer
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Eastern League Scores and Standings Update
Yesterday results show Toronto defeating Jersey City 6 2 in game one and 3 2 in game two. Newark beat Buffalo 3 0, Baltimore beat Rochester 3 1, with Providence and Toronto leading the Eastern League standings. Toronto 45 46, Baltimore 42 54 9, Rochester 41 47 4, Newark 46 53 4, Buffalo 44 52 7.
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Farmer with One Leg Catches Apple Orchard Raiders in Chase
Nathan Sellick a Banksville farmer with a wooden leg pursued four youths raiding his apple orchard. The leg snapped in a hole. he used twine and a walnut length to lash it, then sprang up and captured the raider, with the others surrendering.
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Conn
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Sellick
Antietam
Baron Seefeld Sent To Jail In Rhode Island Hearing
Baron Fritz von Gorden Seefeld faced a Second District Court hearing in Wakefield on evading a hotel bill at Narragansett Pier. His case was continued a week, bail cut from 600 to 20, he could not post it and was remanded to jail while New York officers await disposition on larceny charges.
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Narragansett Pier
New York
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Business Troubles Involuntary Bankruptcies Filed
Involuntary petitions in U S District Court target Goldstein Clothing Co at No street by Joseph Schultz and Hyman Ensler for 2710 with 2.00 in preferential payments and concealment. Charles L. Cohn named receiver. Levy Goldstein woollens dealer at 108 Greene St named by Am and others for 15737 with 3.00 preferences. Thomas T. Hewitt receiver. Harris Zimmerman cloaks maker at New East sth St named by Isaac Livingston and Joseph Kurland for 8124 with 2000 in preferences. Voluntary petition for Charles Dorne salesman at No 2 West 118th St with assets and policy. Creditors include Cailiam at 594 Broadway for 264. New York Leasing Co real estate dealers at 280 Broadway with Henry G. Hershfield and Richard S Batson as VP. company incorporated in 1906.
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Hyman Ensler
Charles L. Cohn
Levy Goldstein
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Harris Zimmerman
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Joseph Kurland
Charles Dorne
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