Stamina Disqualified After Alabama Win At Saratoga
Harry Payne Whitney's Stamina, the favorite, won the Alabama stakes but was disqualified for fouling Mayfield. Mayfield claimed victory with Anonyma second and Beckon third as stewards fined Ed Dugan and suspended him for the meeting. Jockey O'Brien was suspended for rest of the meeting after negligence in the steeplechase.
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Telegraph
the Tribune
Harry Payne Whitney
Alabama
Mayfield
Whitney
Chucenands
Amonyma
Sysonby
Beckon
Beckone
Notter
T. O’brien
Steelmaker
O'Brien
St. Nick
Champs Elysées
Banner
Shilling
Fort Johnson
Regal Royers
Sovereign
Harrigan
Saratoga
Washington Welcomes Rifle Team Home From Olympics
A delegation of army navy and marine corps officers will travel to New York to greet the American rifle team that won the world championship at the Olympic Games. The group includes General William P. Hall Colonel R. K. from the General Staff and other senior officials. The steamer New York carries the team due Saturday.
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Washington
New York
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Hich
William P. Hall
T General
R. K
United States Army
RH. P Haines
Fonmanter Wiliam S. Simms
Victorious Olympic Athletes Return From London
Ray Ewry and C. M. Daniels lead a group of American champions back from London aboard the Adriatic, critiquing British officials while praising American success. Fellow members H. E. Coe Platt Adams and T. E. Moffitt also return, with Sullivan set to arrive on Cedric for welcome events.
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Ray Ewry
C. M. Daniels
New York Athletic Club
London
H. E. Coe
Michigan
Platt Adams
T. E. Moffitt
Pennsylvania
Ewry
Paris
St. Louis
Athens
Dorando
United Kingdom
John Hayes
Daniels
America
James E. Sullivan
C. P. Raymond
Spade’s Nine Innings of Whitewash and Reds Win
Cincinnati topples New York 9 to 0 as Bob Spade silences the Giants with nine innings of pitching aided by sharp Reds defense. Spade’s third inning single sparks a scoring surge, with Kane, Bresnahan, and Donlin misplays fueling the rally. Mitchell, McLean, and Schiel add two more in the eighth as Cincinnati maintains strong fielding and timely hitting.
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Weimer
McGraw
Garry Hermann
New York
Elberfeld
Giants
Spade
St. Louis
Pirates
Ganzel
Rigler
Philadelphia
Cubs
Boston
Tenney
Doyle
Bresnahan
Schlei
Donlin
Seymour
Huggins
McGinnity
Cincinnati
Reds
Kane
Lobert
Rob
Larry Doyle
Mitchell
McLean
Schiel
Jack Barry
McCormick
Leon Ames
Ames
Dae Fa Devlin
Doyie
Ie Huggins
York
Rigier
Emsiie
Yankees Lose Again in Western Trip No Win Streak Persists
St Louis blanked New York 6 to 1 as the Yankees extended their Western trip winless streak to twelve, despite an early run by Niles. Hoffman and Williams sparked St Louis with decisive offenses in the fourth inning, while Hogg limited the Yankees to one run. Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland, and Washington led the American League standings in a crowded race.
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New York
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
W.an
L. B.C
L. P.c
Yankees
Niles
Conroy
Keeler
Bill Hogg
Jimmy Williams
Wallace
Hope Ferris
Delehanty
Danny Hoffman
Sweeney
Chase
Jones
Bounder
Hoffman
Ball
St Louis
Hemphill
Williams
Howell
Hogg
Evans
Hurst
Abribpoa Rilbpone
Stone
Nites
Hartzel
Ferris
Pee
Spencer
Orth
T Blair O
Quakers Beat Chicago Twice in Doubleheader
In Philadelphia the Quakers defeated Chicago in both games of a twin bill. First game ends with Philadelphia top Chicago 9 to 6. second game Philadelphia wins 9 to 6. Battery actions include Doom and Sparks for Philadelphia with Chicago’s Reulbach Moran on the mound. Umpires were O'Day and Rudderham.
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New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Quakers
Sparks
Doom
Lundgren
Kling
O'Day
Rudderham
Foxen
Reulbach
Moran
Chicago batteries and umpires in tight game balance
In Chicago the game featured batteries from Chicago, White and W Sullivan for Boston, Steel, Cicotte and Criger. Umpires Sheridan and Egan.
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Chicago
R.H. E. Chicago
Boston
White
W. Sullivan
Steel
Cicotte and
Criger
Sheridan and
Egan
St Louis Worm Turns in Rain Hitless Brick Butler
Lush held the Superbas for six innings as St Louis and Brooklyn played yesterday. Brooklyn batters could not muster a hit. Bell should have shut the Cardinals out, but Tim Jordan fumbled a fly in the third, allowing two runs. The Cardinals earned a rare win.
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Superbas
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Bell
Cardinals
Tim Jordan
Murray
St Louis
Eseevercestes
Cccone Roses
Brooklyn Ween Cmeee
Pattee
Klem
Boston Baseball Game Summary Fragment
In Boston, players Maddox Leever and Gibson faced off against Lindaman Ultes and Graham with umpire Johnstone. The fragment notes Pittsburg related details and a 330300006009 sequence.
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Boston
RH. Ee
Pittsburg
Maddox
Leever
Gibson
Lindaman
Ultes
Graham
Johnstone
Ty Cobb Weds Charlotte Lombard in Georgia
Ty Cobb, the Detroit Tigers star, married Augusta socialite Charlotte Marion Lombard in Augusta Georgia. The couple will tour Georgia towns before Cobb rejoins the Tigers and plan to visit Europe after the season.
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Augusta
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Charlotte Marion Lombard
Cobb
Georgia
Europe
State League Results From Evening Games
Binghamton defeated Syracuse five to zero. Scranton won ten to two. Utica and Elmira each scored two in a rain affected matchup against Troy.
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Syracuse
Scranton
Utica
Elmira
Troy
Giants vs Chicago at Polo Grounds this afternoon
Baseball action at the Polo Grounds today features the Giants hosting Chicago with the first pitch at 4 PM. Admission is 50 cents.
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Polo Grounds
Giants
Chicago
Bay Shore Show Opens With Fine Long Island Horses
BAY SHORE Aug. 6 Special large crowd attends the Bay Shore Horse Show Association’s eighth annual opening where top Long Island horses thrill spectators despite a brief mid show rain. Notable results include A. G. Vanderbilt winning the four in hand, Miss Bedford riding Phyllis Caynton and Dancer in maiden harness, Harvey Laden with Silhouette in maiden saddle, C. W. Watson with Kitty Grey in harness over 14.1 hands, and tandems won by Vanderbilt with Polly Prim and Pretty Peggy.
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Bay Shore
Long Island
Bay Shore Horse Show Association
A. G. Vanderbilt
Paul A Sorg
Sorg
Samuel T. Peters
Miss Bedford
Phyllis Caynton
Dancer
C. W. Watson
A. G Vanderbilt
Kitty Grey
Norena
Hildred
Plymouth
Sidney Holloway
Clarence H. Robbins
Chence
Elois
Emily H. Bedford
Paul A. Sorg
J. A. Mollenhauer
H. Laden
B. m. Silhouette
T. J. Ryan
Lady Brook
H. V. R. Kennedy
F. W. Watson
William Orr Barclay
Ch. m. Sandow
P. A. Sorg
Ch. m. Tease
B. m
Pretty Peggy
Polly Prim
B. m. Lord Baltimore
B. m. Virginia
Maryland
Br. m. Wanda
Br. m. Tonawanda
H. Ladew
B. G. Lord
B. G. Chence
B. G. Elois
Phaeton
Ch. m
Tonzo Sauvage
Grand Duke
Lord Nelson
Br. m
Wenda
Richard Hyde
A. G. Vanderbillt
Viking
Vanity
Eaders
Vogue
Rogue
Wheelers
Paul A. Sore
Jim Selby
Ari Bates
Daddy Fownes
Howlett Pera
Jacob P. Batten
Ann
Joseph E. Owens
Tonzo Sauvages
Lady Catherine
Big Field on Dunes Golf at Shinnecock Hills
Amateurs compete in an invitation tournament at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club Southampton on August 6 Qualifiers trimmed to four eight matches with G B Curtis C A Dunning and W H Lyons advancing to semi finals Tomorrow Murdock and Thomas deadlocked for low score Ward misses by one stroke Scoring strong for Dunning who beat Thomas 6 up and 4 to play with 37 out 33 back Matches feature many named clubs and players across Morris County Shinnecock Maidestone Baltusrol and Plainfield.
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Southampton
Long Island
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club
Murdock
F. H. Thomas
Morris County
John M. Ward
Westbrook
Dunning
Fred Thomas
A. Murdock
Shinnecock Hills
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Coctnenantee Aga
H. Thomas
Naanee Skaee
Lt. Nash
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Shinnecock
J. S
Clark
A. H. Chase
R. C. Watson
James A. Tyng
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Saan
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Dance Brook
L. V. Meserole
Englewood
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H. D. Sedgewick
A. P. Swords
R. H. Robertson
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J. W. Baker
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Lay
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Reid
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Mahon
Austin
McAlpin
Tyng
Griswold
Parrish + Blackwell
MacDonald
Sedgewick
Robertson
Meservie
Swords
Pelt
W. Watson
Barnes
Hedgewood Boy Dominates Two Heat Pace at Recreation Park
Hedgewood Boy paced two heats the fastest to date at Recreation Park Kalamazoo. He won the 2 05 pace in 2 64 with Alice Pointer second, and the 2 08% pace with Red Bow second. Hamburg Belle won the 2 11 trot with a track record 3 064 for trotters. Jerry B. captured the Hotel Rickman six thousand dollar purse for 2 12 pacers after a hard battle with Hal Raven. Rain delayed start but course dried, finishing by 7.
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Mich
Hedgewood Boy
Recreation Park
Alice Pointer
Red Bow
Hamburg Belle
Jerry B
Hotel Rickman
Hal Raven
Argot Wilkes
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Cox
Ravin
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Farley
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Dana Patch
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Princess Helen
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Robinson
McDevitt
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Shank
Aileen Wilson
Bik
Wilson
Gather at New London Yacht Meet Opens 1908 Cruise
Yachts from the New York Yacht Club gather in New London harbor for the 1908 cruise with Commodore Vanderbilt aboard North Star presiding. The fleet plans the first squadron run to Newport and a 6 am start from Vineyard Haven to Provincetown next Wednesday.
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New York Yacht Club
Cornelius Vanderbilt
North Star
Newport
Vineyard Haven
Provincetown
Nantucket Shoals
John Barr
Charles Barr
William E. Iselin
Yawl
Frank Miller
Lem"’ Miller
J. F. O’rourke
Manhasset Bay Yacht Club
New Haven
Robert W. Emmons
Avenger
Women play on Newport courts for Casino cups
In Newport R I on August 6 Miss Eleanora Sears and Miss Edith Rotch of Boston upset rivals in the preliminary and first rounds of the women's scratch lawn tennis singles for the Casino cups. Mrs Barger Wallach, the woman champion, won two matches today and advances to the semi finals tomorrow.
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Newport
R. L
Eleanora Sears
Edith Rotch
Boston
Barger Wallach
Eastern League games and standings update
Rochester beat Jersey City 6 to 4 and Providence defeated Buffalo 8 to 1. Toronto forfeited the first game to Baltimore 6 to 0, with a second game rained out between Jersey City and Toronto and Newark versus Montreal also washed out. Standings list Providence 54 wins, Toronto 41, Baltimore 41, Rochester 49, Newark 52, Buffalo 49, Jersey City 38. Negroe lynching reported near Shreveport “riddled with bullets” after an attempted assault incident on July 25.
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Jersey City
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Buffalo
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Baltimore
B&b
New Orleans
Shreveport
Andrew Harris
Bethany
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