Keene’s Spinaway Victory Sets Track Record
Maskette wins the Spinaway Stakes at Saratoga leading all the way to a track record 1 05 4-5 for two year old fillies. Wedding Bells runs second with Lady Hubbard third as E. Widener’s Wall Flower takes the place. James R. Keene accounts for the win with Maskette and plans for Futurity at Sheepshead Bay.
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Saratoga
Maskette
Wedding Bells
James R.keene
Disguise—Beturica
E. Widener
Wall Flower
Wedding Belis
Notter
E. Dugan
John E. Madden
Lady Hubbard
Ads Nay
John FE. Madden
Miss Kearney
Edward Kearney
Saratoga Racing Association
James R. Keene
New York
de Coursey Forbes
England
Mr. Keene
Sheepshead Bar
John Sanford
Kennyette
Gear
J. Jones
Orphan Lad
Helen Harvey
Bonnie Bard
W. J. Young
Colonel White
Bat
Jimmy Lane
Pell Reaches Tennis Semi Final At Ridgewood Club
T R Pell advances to the semi finals after defeating W N Jennings Jr in three sets 6 4 6 2 6 1 on the Ridgewood lawns. Pell will face the Groesbeck or Ritchie winner, while Lawrence D Woodbury also reaches semis to play Palmer or Cameron winner.
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Ridgewood Golf Club
Ridgewood
N. J
T. R Pell
W. N. Jennings, Jr
Pell
Groesbeck-Ritchie
Lawrence D. Woodbury
Dusters New and 1599 1601 Broadway Deal
A fragmented notice references autos and a Broadway location with prices or terms unclear. The readable parts mention Times and a financial or sales context but lack full details to establish a clear event or outcome.
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TIMES
Auto Co
Irish Get Revenge in All Ireland Eleven Return Match
In Dublin the Irish eleven defeated the Gentlemen of Philadelphia by sixteen runs with five wickets to spare on the first innings. Philadelphia were 164 all out, Irish 180 for five wickets. Meldon Boucher and R H Lambert contributed early runs, Lambert not out, as play resumed to finish the match. Northern Counties Union to be met in Belfast Friday.
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Tribune
Dublin
Gentlemen of
Philadelphia
Philadelphians
Meldon
Boucher
R. H. Lambert
Ross
Smith
Browning
Northern Counties Union
Belfast
Gentlemen of Philadelphia
All-Ieland
Spanish Queen Triumphs in Kalamazoo Burdick House Purse
Spanish Queen won the Burdick House Purse of 10.00 at Kalamazoo Grand Circuit with Alceste close behind. Marveletta captured the 2:19 trot, Alelia won the 2:20 pace, and Shamrock defeated Maybird and Minnie M. in the 2:14 class, as the meeting featured unsettled early speeds and strong action from multiple horses.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Alceste
Geers
Queen
Lou McDonald
Marveletta
Alelia
Oklahoma
Shamrock
Maybird
Minnie M
Abelia
B. m
General Forrest
Alice Cooper
Cecilian
Benyon
Pender, Jr
B. H
Jerry Patchen
Br. G
Wilson
Joe Gans
Onward
Wilkes Boy
Maces
Chartie
Gahagan Vandetta
B. H. «McCarthy
Grand Baron
Guy Wilkes
Br. m
Jay Bird
Eastmern
Cereal
Hambrino
Andrew One Baron Wilkes
Milham
B. G
Pri ‘Exuin
Douglass
Anteliay
Thomas Robert L., Jr
Steele and Geers
Prince
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McHen Munic
Murphy
Aquin
B. c
Titer
Redette
Bk. H
McCarthy
Joe Astral
Bik. H
Cares
RaMes
Burgess
C. H
Chamois
el Nut
Wood
Loomis
Burlington Maid
Sunderlin
Hoffman
Maybid
Cornell
Lake fishermen meet to discuss cross border bass ban
At Gananoque Ontario and Thousand Islands Park New York and Canada officials held talks of the Anglers Association of the St. Lawrence. They plan to ban sale of game black bass in New York and seek a uniform close season for bass muskellonge and pickerel across the Atlantic to the Pacific.
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Tribune
Thousand Islands Park
N. Y
Anglers’ Association of
New York State
Atlantic
Pacific
Intercity cricket draw at Parkside grounds Wanderers
In the fourth contest of the intercity tourney Pittsburg scored 255 for seven wickets and declared. H Livingstone stood out with 119 not out. Winnipeg were 132 for two at stumps with Harburg contributing 7.
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Chicago
Parkside
Wanderers’ Athletic Club
Pittsburg
Winnipeg
H. Livingstone
Harburg
Stop Baseball Betting Move by American League
Chicago Aug. Efforts to stamp out gambling in baseball will be made by the American League. President Johnson will issue a bulletin to all clubs urging owners to enforce the league constitution prohibition on betting.
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Chicago
American League
Johnson
Reach Semi Finals at Rye Lawn Tennis Club
Competitors at the Rye Lawn Tennis Club reached the singles semi finals in the tournament yesterday. From sixty four entrants R Hub bard and Walter V Bennett advanced, with Hub bard beating R F Banks 6 1 6 5 and Bennett defeating F P Fox 6 2 6 4. Finals are scheduled for Saturday with the event to continue tomorrow.
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Rye Lawn Tennis Club
R. Hubbard
Walter V. Bennett
West Side Club
Hubbard
R. F. Banks
Bennett
F. P. Fox
Eastern League Results and Standings Update
Yesterday’s results list Toronto and Montreal among teams. standings show Toronto leading with a .664 record and Newark at .686. Montreal and Jersey City also hold top positions while Rochester Buffalo and others trail, with partial figures and errors in the OCR text.
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Montreal
Newark
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J. City
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HS Vidence
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Ene
Rochester
Buffalo
Jersey City
STATE LEAGUE AND OTHER REGIONAL BASEBALL RESULTS
Rain affected several games with Troy at Albany and Binghamton at Wilkera rre. Syracuse beat Scranton 6-0. Elmira over Utica 6-3. Connecticut games postponed by rain. Fall River defeated Brockton 8-1. Worcester and New Bedford tied 6-6 in 11 innings. Lawrence and Haverhill 2 and 9. Lewell-Lynn postponed. Giants host Reds at Polo Grounds at 4 PM with free admission.
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Troy
Albany
Syracuse
Scranton
Elmira
Utica
Binghamton
Wilker-arre
Fall River
Brockton
Worcester
New Bedford
Lawrence
Haverhill
Lewell-Lynn
Reds Save One Game Giants Lose a Chance
Darkness ends play in the ninth tied the score as Cincinnati and New York finished their game in a 4 to 4 tie after nine innings. Multiple NL games listed with rain delays and two postponements.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Chicago
Yankees Lose Twice to St Louis in Doubleheader
The Yankees dropped both games to St Louis 5–2 and 6–1 in a twin bill. misplays and lack of hitting plagued New York as Detroit and Cleveland pull ahead in the standings on a rough trip. The Browns' defense and timely hitting, plus strong relief from Waddell and Petty, framed the two losses.
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St. Louis
Brooklin
Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
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Washington
Cleveland
Yankees
Browns
Highlanders
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Waddell
Manning
Rube
Petty
Chesbro
Po Stone
Niles
Hartzell Rf
Conroy
Keeler
Llace
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Ferris
Hemphill
Hoffman
Delehanty
T Jones
Ball Ssaw Spencer
T. Jones
Hemphill Chase
Wallace
St Louis
Dell Manning
Blalr
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Hartzell
Jones
Balle
Pelty
ball—Sweeney
Hurst and Evans
Cleveland meets in sprint relay at city track meet
The report highlights the Cleveland team led by R H. Cleveland finishing with a 26.2 3 3.0 time in a sprint relay event while teammates Berger Foster Davidson and Washington Cates take key placements. O Loughlin served as judge as race officials noted the performance at the city meet.
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Cleveland
R. HE
Washington
Aon
Berger
Foster
Davidson
Cates
Street
O' Loughlin
New York Yacht Club to Launch Annual Cruise at New London
The New York Yacht Club squadron heads to New London for the 198th annual cruise. Commodore Vanderbilt’s flagship North Star will signal the start at eight bells this afternoon as captains meet aboard. Races include the Astor cups on Saturday and the King’s cup on Monday as fleets sail to Newport Vineyard Haven Provincetown Marblehead and final disbanding August 15.
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New London
Cornelius Vanderbilt
North Star
Newport
Sarah's Ledge
Queen
J. Rogers Maxwell
F. F. Brewster
Commodore Vanderbilt
Aurora
George M. Pynchon
Boston
R. W. Emmons
Vineyard Haven
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Marblehead
New York and Eastern Yacht Clubs
Vanderpilt
New York State Lawn Tennis Champions Crowned in Doubles
Richard H. Palmer and Gustave F. Touchard won the New York State doubles title at Travers Island defeating Henry J. Mollenhauer and Herbert I. Westfall in straight sets 6 1 1 4 6 3. The makeshift pair relied on steady play and clever passes to upset the favored team.
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Richard H. Palmer
Gustave F. Touchard
New York
Mollenhauer
Westfall
Kings County
Palmer
Touchard
Delisser Eyes Jamaica Track for Eastern U S Races
New York promoter R L Delisser returned from Jamaica aboard the Trent with plans to have Knutsford Park host Eastern races this winter. He visited Jamaica to sell horses and believes the low transport cost will attract many entrants.
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R. L. Delisser
New York
Jamaica
Royal Mail
Trent
Knutsford Park Racetrack
United States
Deliseer
Polo at Narragansett Pier opens with Challenge Cup play
In thick fog at Wildfield Farm the Point Judith Country Club polo tournament resumed for the Point Judith Challenge Cup. Meadow Brook beat New Haven 10 to 6 in the opening match. Dedham Ist defeated Bryn Mawr by 9 to 5 in the second game.
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Narragansett Pier
R. L
Point Judith
Wildfield Farm
Baltusrol Four-Ball Winners Clinch by Two Up
A four ball match at Baltusrol Golf Club featured George Low and F R Upton jr defeating Jack Hutchinson of St Andrew's and F H McAdoo jr by two up with one to play.
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Baltusrol Golf Club
George Low
F. R. Upton, Jr
Jack Hutchinson
St. Andrew's
F. H. McAdoo, Jr
Baltusrol
Low
Upton
Thaw Enjoys Outing Between Hearings at Fishkill Landing
Harry K. Thaw left jail for a day of travel including a trip to Fishkill Landing, a five mile trolley ride, and a river steamer back to Poughkeepsie. The outing occurred amid delays in a lawsuit over the value of Dr. John P. Wilson’s services, with Referee John F. Schlosser directing hearings. Thaw, under sheriff escort, drew attention from bystanders as he toured with deputies. The next hearing is set for Friday at 11 am while Thaw remains in jail.
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N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
Fishkill Landing
Thaw
John F. Schlosser
John P. Wilson
Fishkill Village
Mary Powell
Schlosser
Opposes immigration bill amid steerage insights
National Liberal Immigration League head N Behar after returning from Europe says he will produce a report for Congress to counter restrictionist efforts. He praised steerage steamship arrangements yet opposes a proposed rise in immigrant air space as impractical, risking losses for carriers. In a separate item, eleven year old Jackson R Reid shot and killed George F Demars on Government Island after being ordered off by children.
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National Liberal Immigration League
Europe
Congress
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Portland
Ore
George F. Demars
Jackson R. Reid
Demars
Government Island
Reid
Auto Show Plans Advance With Space Allocation in National Meeting
At a regular National Association of Manufacturers committee meeting, representatives from the American Motor Car Manufacturers and related bodies approved a space allotment method for the Chicago show. A special rim standard was endorsed, with shows sanctioned for Madison Square Garden and Grand Central Palace. Meanwhile Newark clubs pushed for smoother pavement and a plank road rebuild with county cooperation. A Philadelphia group formed The Shock Absorbers for auto press talent, aiming to foster sport interest and fellowship among automotive media.
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National Association of Suitamobile Manufacturers
Messrs. Briscoe
Smith
American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
Ag Tg
National Association of Manufacturers
National Association of Automoting Manufacturers
American Motor Car Manufacturers
Ases
Ciation
Association of Licensed Automobilg Manufacturers
Rim
Madison Square Garden
Association of Licensed
Automobile Manufacturers
Grand Central Palace
America Motor Car Manufacturers” Association
New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club
Newark
New Plank Road
Horace A. Bonnell
Associated Automobile Clubs of
New Jersey
Board of Public Works
Joseph H. Wood
Hudson
Essex
Public Service Corporation
Lynch Alabama Negro Near Woodward Mines Lynched
William Miller a black man was hanged last night at Brighton near the Woodward mines for alleged complicity in dynamiting a house tied to the miners strike. Deputies reported explosions and gunfire at Lewisburg mines with no casualties. Martial law measures and troop movements were being prepared as miners clashed with authorities. An inquest and arraignment were also noted in Connecticut amid a separate double homicide case.
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Ala
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Brighton
Woodward
Finley Fuller
Miller
Lewisburg
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Pole
Ensley
Ffsts
Hughlie
Comer
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Chickamauga
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Robert Turner
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EG Minford
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