Whitney filly disqualified in Alabama Stakes upset
At Saratoga the favorite Harry Payne Whitney's Stamina led to a disputed disqualification after fouling Mayfield's Mayfield near home. Mayfield won with Anonyma second and Beckon third while Ed Dugan was fined and suspended for rough riding. Jockeys O'Brien and Schilling had varied outcomes as the meeting yielded several incidents and unexpected turns. The crowd of about four thousand witnessed a heavy track and a brisk midweek program culminating in the first race, won by Banrah.
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Officers to Welcome Rifle Team for New York Greeting
Washington Aug 6 a delegation of army navy and marine corps officers will leave tomorrow for New York to cheer the American rifle team that won the world's championship at the Olympic games. The party sails on the steamer New York and arrives Saturday. Members include General William P Hail Strutant general's department Colonel R K Evans General Staff United States Army Colonel H P Haines inspector of small arms practice Marine Corps and Lieutenant Commander William S Simms inspector of target practice Navy.
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American Olympic victors return from London amid criticism
Ray Ewry and C M Daniels led a group of American athletes back from London on the Adriatic, first to reach the United States. They criticized British officials for unfair treatment in track events, pole vault, and the Dorando marathon incident. Daniels praised swimming as orderly while noting bias in track and field. James E Sullivan sails in on Cedric for a welcome by friends aboard C P Raymond.
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Spade Carries Reds To Victory Over Giants In Rainy Tilt
Earlier rain delayed play but Cincinnati beat New York 9 to 6. Spade fueled the comeback with a third inning single and scored on a misplayed throw, Kane and Spade later scoring as Cincinnati built a lead. Ames relieved late, Giants mounted a late push but fell short as Spade, Kane and Mitchell starred for Cincinnati.
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Yankees Lose Again in Western Trip No Win Yet
St. Louis beats New York 3 to 1 as Yankees extend winless Western road trip to twelve games. Hoffmann and Williams prod Yankee offense. Hogg pitched for St. Louis stifling the rally. Detroit and Philadelphia rainouts noted. standings show Philadelphia leading with .619.
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Quakers Beat Chicago in Philadelphia First Game
Philadelphia hosts the first of two games against Chicago with strong performances by Sparks and Doom for Philadelphia and Reulbach and Moran for Chicago. Umpires ODay and Rudderham oversee the matchup, with final scoring showing a close contest and notable battery pairings on both sides.
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Chicago motion to key players in Batteries game
In Chicago R A E Boston matchups show batteries listed as Chicago White, W Sullivan, and Boston’s Criger with umpires Sheridan and Egan. The score details appear fragmented, indicating a midgame report from Chicago with players and officials named.
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St Louis Worm Turns as Cardinals Rally Past Brooklyn
Lush held the Superbas for six innings as weather limited play yesterday. Brooklyn batters could not muster a hit. Bell faltered on Murray's fly in the third, letting in two runs and giving the Cardinals a surprising win.
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Bay Shore Show Opens With Top Long Island Horses
Bay Shore Long Island Aug 6 Special crowds brave threatening weather for the Bay Shore Horse Show Association eighth annual show. A. G. Vanderbilt led in several classes with four in hands and tandems. Miss Bedford and Harvey Laden earned top rosettes in maiden harness and saddle events. Multiple winners showcased prominent horses and riders amid intermittent rain.
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Big field on dunes golf on at Shinnecock
Amateurs start in the invitation tournament at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club Southampton August 6 qualifiers pare down to four eights for first match rounds G H Curtis C A Dunning A A Murdock and W H Lyons lead after qualifying with high scores Murdock and F H Thomas tied for low score One surprise was John M Ward failing to qualify Ward, Watson, Chase, Clark, Reid win their first round matchups in various cups including Dunning and Murdock strong play by Dunning with 6 and 4 over Thomas.
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Hedgewood Boy Fast Sets Fastest Two Heats Of Season
Kalamazoo Michigan August 6 Hedgewood Boy paced the fastest two heat race of the season at Recreation Park winning the first heat of the 2 05 pace in 2 64 with Alice Pointer second and the second heat in 2 84 with Red Bow the favorite second Hamburg Belle won the 2 11 trot in straight heats setting a track record of 3 64 for trotters Jerry B the favorite won the Hotel Rickman 5000 purse for 213 class pacers in straight heats after a tight duel with the blind mare Hal Raven Rain fell much of the morning delaying starts but dried out with automobiles and the program finished by 6 30 with crowds returned home by 7.
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New London Hosts Large New York Yacht Club Cruise
Aug. 1908 harbor gathering as Commodore Vanderbilt arrives aboard North Star. About 80 yachts anchored with 20 more expected. meeting set 6 am departure from Vineyard Haven to Provincetown. Notable vessels include Avenger, Queen, Elmina, Vigilant, Sybarita, Istalena and Aurora. Avenger to race for Astor and King cups amid stormy weather.
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Boston Baseball Scores and Umpire Assignment
In Boston a game involving Sethe Sn Maddox Leever and Gibson faced Lindaman Bouktes and Graham. Umpire Johnstone officiated.
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Ty Cobb Married in South Augusta Wedding
Tyras Raymond Cobb known as Ty Cobb of the Detroit baseball team wed Charlotte Marion Lombard in Augusta Georgia. The couple will tour Georgia towns before he re joins the Detroit squad and plan a Europe visit after the season.
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State League Results Show Binghamton Beats Scranton Wilkes-Barre
In a rain affected slate Binghamton defeated Scranton Wilkes-Barre 6 to 2 as Utica beat Elmira 2 to 2 and Albany tied Troy. Baseball action at the Polo Grounds today at 4 P M features Giants versus Chicago with 50 cent admission.
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Women Play On Newport Courts Surprises in Tennis Cup
In Newport R L on August 6 Miss Eleanora Sears and Miss Edith Rotch of Boston advanced through preliminary and first rounds of the Casino cups women’s scratch lawn tennis singles. Champion Mrs Barger Wallach won two matches today and moves into the semi finals tomorrow.
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Eastern League games and standings update
Rochester beat Jersey City 6 to 4 at Jersey City while Baltimore defeated Rochester earlier. Standings show Providence Toronto Baltimore Montreal Newark Rochester Buffalo Jersey City with varied records. A separate report from New Orleans notes a Black person was riddled with bullets after an escort incident near Shreveport tied to a July 2 event.
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