Vigilant Wins Sailboat Race Off Halfway Rock
Marblehead Aug 13 The 19 yacht New York Yacht Club cruising squadron raced from Provincetown to Marblehead led by William Besselin's Vigilant, finishing at 158.35 as the fastest run. Weetamoe, Queen, Elmina, and Avenger followed in a tight fleet across the line. awards included Navy Challenge Cups, with Vencedor, Eclipse, Cleona, Rosalie, and Miladi among class winners. Spectators lined the harbor as owners and clubs celebrate the day’s brisk sailing and the Avenger’s fifth straight win in its class.
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Yankees Add New Outfielder Amid Rough Western Trip
Abe Nahon of the New York Americans announced the Yankees bought McKvaine, a strong hitting outfielder, who will debut in today’s game against Cleveland. Nahon said more moves are coming to strengthen the nine and that players remain undaunted after the disastrous West trip.
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Yankees
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New York
Beals C Wright and Raymond D Little win doubles match
Eastern champions Beals C Wright and Raymond D Little defeated Southern champions Hugh G Whitehead and James H Winston in straight sets 6 6-2 6-2 at Crescent Athletic Club Bay Ridge. The win advances Wright and Little to face Emerson and Wardner and then challenge Alexander and Hackett for the national title.
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L. Harry Wardner
Chicago
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George Warner
Harry Martin
W. A. Campbell
William Powers
Frederick BR. Alexander
National Committee
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South
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Emerson
Wardner
Alexander
Hackett
Newport
Lawn tennis winds push Meadow Lab finals at Southampton
At Southampton Long Island on August 13 lawn tennis faced high winds yet saw singles semi finals reach J D E i Jones Robert Leroy Wallace F Johnson and William J Clothier. Clothier beat Palmer 10-8 6-4 aiding his advance while Watson Jr. and Rex Fincke upset Clothier Johnson in doubles 15-13 4-6 15-13. Mixed doubles featured 22 pairs with Will iam A Larned and Miss Robinson vanquishing Mrs Garrett E Kipp and Richard Forrest 7-4 7-5 while Livingston and Westfall defeated Mortimer and Richardson 6-2 6-2.
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Long Island
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William A. Larned
Miss Robinson
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Miss Livingston
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Boston Honors Denton Young At Tribute And All Star Game
Nearly twenty thousand from New England attended a Boston tribute to Denton Tecumseh Young known as Cy, receiving three silver cups a traveling bag and two floral pieces. The event featured an All Star game where Young pitched and the All Stars won 3 to 2 in eleven innings with a star-filled lineup from Detroit New York Philadelphia Chicago and more.
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Winter
Wood's fine batting leads Philadelphia to big day in London
The Gentlemen of Philadelphia rallied from a weak start to sit 136 runs ahead of Marylebone Cricket Club at stumps with four English wickets in hand. A M Wood starred with rapid hitting as Bohlen King and White aided, reaching 18 runs for the last wicket before play ends. The Marylebone innings began with strong bowling from Hordern and King, six wickets fell for fifty as the day closed. The match resumes tomorrow.
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State hunters licenses receipts rise after new law
Albany reports county clerks statewide are sending hunting license receipts to the State Forest Fish and Game Commission. In the last two days receipts totalled almost £4.00. Licenses were issued in April under a new law, with July the first month showing any significant payments.
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Bay State Road Race Promises Big Prizes Amid Legal Bids
A 20 mile road race on Labor Day in Lowell Massachusetts will use a 10.6 mile circuit with cars limited to twelve. Prizes total 875 with 500 for first, 250 for second and 125 for third. The event draws state officials and carmakers, while a legal ban on racing is challenged through the Massachusetts Senate hearing. George Schuster returns from Paris to be celebrated by automobilists and Thomas car enthusiasts in New York and Boston.
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Giants End Slump With 5-3 Win Over Brooklyn
Giants snap a small skid by defeating Brooklyn 5 to 3 in a seesaw affair. Matty saved the day after Ames faltered in the second, while McIntyre and Bell paced New York with key hits. Seymour delivered a late burst to seal the victory as Pittsburgh led the league.
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Purslane Wins Amsterdam Stakes at Saratoga Meet
J B Seagram's Purslane defeated Alauda to win the Amsterdam Stakes at Saratoga. Philip Musgrave rode his first winner of the meeting. The day included a noted steeplechase with Ramrod edging Paddy after a late surge. Jeanne d Arc led opening handicap, with Westbury and Adriade contesting for place. Miss Kearney won the last event ahead of Practical and Footpad amid warm, showery weather.
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Pirates Gain Revenge In Low-Scoring Tilt With Cubs
Pittsburg pitcher Leifield shuts out Chicago as Clarke delivers a decisive first-inning RBI single. Reubach and Leifield duel on the mound in a desperate battle for pitching honors with the Pirates solving Reulbach early and holding the Cubs scoreless the rest of the way.
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Eastern League Games Today and Standings
Eastern League results list Montreal at Jersey City Toronto at Newark Buffalo at Baltimore Rochester at Providence Jersey City 6 Montreal 0 Newark 4 Toronto 1 Buffalo 6 Baltimore 4 Providence 2 Rochester 1 Standings show Baltimore 42 wins 0 losses .688 Montreal 54 45 Providence 58 42 .080 Toronto 56 47 .530 Buffalo 54 47 .530 Rochester 48 38 448 Newark 41 58 414 Jersey City 41 58 414 Haverhill 3 Fall River 0 Brockton 9 Worcester 1 Lynn 4 Lowell 3 first game Lynn 8 Lowell 1 second game At Lawrence Lawrence 7 New Bedford 4 first game Lawrence 4 New Bedford 6 seven innings darkness second game Baseball Today 4 PM American League Park New York Americans vs Cleveland
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Philadelphia Batteries Triumph Over Boston Duo in Match
In a contested game Moran and Doorn led Philadelphia against Doerner and Graham of Boston. Umpires Rigler and Rudderham officiated as the Philadelphia team secured a victory amid a tense matchup.
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St Louis Game Attracts Local Lineup And Umpire Klem
In St Louis the event featured Be Be and Bliss for St Louis facing Cincinnati with Volz Dubee and McLean in the lineup. Umpire Klem officiated as Batteries were credited to St Louis.
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State League Scores From Albany to Syracuse
Albany defeated Elmira 2 to 1 while Binghamton posted 1 to 0 win over Wilkes Barre. Scranton prevailed 4 to 1 against Syracuse, and Utica vs Troy match was postponed due to rain.
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Brown Beats Herreshoff For President Cup Rise
Charles Fr. Brown of the Saegkili Golf Club Yonkers upset Frederick Herreshoff Garden City in the second round of the President's Cup at Ekwanok Country Club. The Aug 13 match extended to twenty holes before Brown secured victory enhancing his standing in golf circles.
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Iris Sloop Wreck on Lake Ontario Claims One Life
Watertown N Y Aug 13 The sloop Iris carrying two men was struck by a squall on Lake Ontario last night and wrecked Frederick Garra Dau of Gewaca drowned the other crewman saved by boat or shoreline rescue
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N. Y
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Gewaca
Carpenter Returns From London Games Amid Disqualification Controversy
J C Carpenter, Cornell sprinter famed for the century in London, arrives on the Majestic with praise for English sprinter Halswell and criticism of British officials for a disqualification he calls a prearranged scheme. He says he fouled Halswell and insists he raced clean. other athletes also return aboard the Majestic.
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President Roosevelt Seeks Meet With Olympic Athletes
Roosevelt sends letter from Oyster Bay to H P McLoughlin saying he cannot attend August 29 reception in New York but would be glad to meet the athletes at Oyster Bay. Governor Hughes plans National Guard participation in the parade.
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