Vigilant Wins Fast Marblehead Yachting Race
Marblehead Mass August 13 William E Iselin s Orient Vigilant led the New York Yacht Club cruising squadron of nineteen yachts across the finish at Halfway Rock in 1 58 38 amid one of the fastest Provincetown to Marblehead runs. It beat Weetamoe by 4 42 with Queen Elmina Weetamoe and others close. Taormina won the Navy Challenge Cup on time allowance over Queen. Avenger took the Sloop Cup. Vencedor won in motor auxiliary class. Thousands watched as Aurora Istalena Cleona and others started a dramatic early crossing. The course spanned about 38 miles from Race Point light to Marblehead Harbor with brisk northeast wind and high sail.
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Yankees Acquire New Outfielder for Push to Win
Abe Nahon, secretary of the New York Americans, announced the McKverne, a New York outfielder, has been bought by the Yankees. The new man will debut in today's game against Cleveland as the club seeks to strengthen after a harsh West trip. Nahon said more announcements would follow and that players remain confident despite the team’s losing skid.
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Yankees
Suan
Cleveland
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New York
Victory for East in Doubles Play at Crescent Club
Eastern champions Beals C. Wright and Raymond D. Little defeated Southern pair Hugh G. Whitehead and James H. Winston in straight sets 6 3 6 2 at Bay Ridge. The Crescent Club hosted with Leonard Brooks refereeing as 800 spectators watched Little’s cross court precision and Wright’s service power. The win advances Wright and Little to face Emerson Wardner this afternoon for a place in the national championship at Newport.
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Hugh G. Whitehead
James H. Winston
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Yvesterday
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Norfolk
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Newport
Lawn Tennis Trials At Meadow Club Semi Finals In Winds
Southampton on Long Island reports windy conditions at the Meadow Club tennis event. J D E Jones, Robert Leroy, Wallace F Johnson and William J Clothier reached the singles semi finals. Clothier beat Richard H Palmer 10 8 6 4 aided by gusts while Watson Fincke upset Clothier Johnson in doubles, seven, 34, 15 13. Mixed doubles saw 22 pairs, with Larned Robinson losing 7 5 7 5 to Kipp Forrest. Livingston Westfall beat Mortimer Richardson 6 2 6 2 with Miss Livingston and Westfall advancing in women’s doubles.
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Long Island
Meadow Club
J. D. E Jones
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Wallace F. Johnson
William J. Clothier
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Richard H. Palmer
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William A. Larned
Miss Robinson
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Boston Honors Cy Young With Mass Tribute at Fenway
Nearly twenty thousand fans from New England gathered at the American League grounds to honor Denton Tecumseh Young known as Cy of Peoli Ohio. He received three silver cups a traveling bag and two floral pieces with Lieutenant Governor Draper presenting the largest cup. An All Star team defeated Boston 3 to 2 in eleven innings as the event centered on Young and a star-studded lineup from the American League.
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Wood's Fine Batting Shines for Philadelphia in Marylebone Test
London Aug 13 The Gentlemen of Philadelphia rallied from a slow start to lead Marylebone Cricket Club by 126 runs at stumps with four English wickets in hand. A M Wood starred with the bat, extending a tour century run as Robsen King and White aided in a total of 18 before the last wicket fell. Hordern and King bowled well for MCC, six wickets gone for fifty runs when play paused. The match resumes tomorrow.
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Hunters license receipts mount under new law in New York
Albany reports county clerks statewide are sending hunting license receipts to the State Forest Fish and Game Commission. In the last two days receipts totaled nearly 4900 pounds. Licenses were issued in April under a new law, with July the first month of substantial revenue.
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Bay State Road Race Set for Labor Day in Lowell
Lowell Automobile Club plans a 250 mile road race on a 10.64 mile circuit at Lowell Massachusetts on Labor Day. Twelve cars will compete twenty four laps for prizes of 590, 250 and 125 dollars. The event drew entry guarantees from Isotta-Fraschini and Briarcliff teams. Massachusetts passed a road racing bill after hearings. George Schuster will return to New York for a welcome and parade.
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Giants End Slump With 5 3 Victory Over Brooklyn
The New York Giants beat Brooklyn 5 to 3 as Matty deprived Ames of a tough start in the second. Donlin homered and Seymour drove in key runs while McIntyre and Bell carried the pitching load. The win tightens the Giants’ race against Pittsburgh and St Louis as they head toward a critical series.
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Purslane Wins Amsterdam Stakes at Saratoga Racecourse
J N Purslane, sired by Watercress, won the Amsterdam Stakes at Saratoga as Alanda challenged in the final furlong. Philip Musgrave rode his first winner of the meeting, while Ramrod prevailed in a rough jumping race and Jeanne d Arc led a fast opening handicap. Miss Kearney triumphed in the last event as Practical faded after interference. Weather warm with showers and a large crowd.
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Eastern League Games Today and Standings
Eastern League results show Montreal defeated Jersey City 6 to 0 and Newark beat Toronto 4 to 1. Buffalo outscored Baltimore 6 to 4, Providence edged Rochester 2 to 1. Standings list Baltimore leading with 60 wins and 42 losses, followed by Providence and Toronto. News notes include Haverhill, Fall River, Brockton, Worcester, Lynn, Lowell, and Lawrence games with several matchups and a doubleheader at Lawrence delayed by darkness. Baseball today at 4 PM features the New York Americans vs. Cleveland at American League Park N. Y.
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Pirates Get Revenge In Second Meeting With Cubs
In Pittsburg on August 13 the Pirates shut out the Cubs while scoring a single run in the first inning. Leifield pitched well for Pitt and Clarke delivered a decisive single. Leach Sacrifice, and Abtichio and Evers contributed. final score 1-0 with Reulbach on the mound for Chicago.
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Potteries-St. Louis game listing and umpires
In St Louis the score reads St Louis 62 Cincinnati 77 with lines 00000662 for St Louis and 6660060200 for Cincinnati. Potteries list includes St Louis Beebe and Bliss Cincinnati Volz Dubec and McLean. Umpire Klem.
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State League Results Roundup
Albany 2 Elmira 1 Binghamton 1 Wilkes Barre 0 Scranton 4 Syracuse 1 Utica vs Troy postponed by rain with no result.
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Brown Beats Herreshoff For President's Cup Tie
Charles F. Brown of the Saegkili Golf Club Yonkers upsets Frederick Herreshoff of Garden City in the second round of the President's Cup at Ekwanok Country Club. The twenty hole match showcases Brown's surge to prominence in golf.
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Manchester
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Garden City
Iris Sloop Wrecks in Lake Ontario Squall Drowns Man
Watertown report says the sloop Iris with two men aboard was struck by a squall on Lake Ontario last night and wrecked. Frederick Garra Dau of Gewaca is reported drowned with one other survivor making it to shore.
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CARPENTER RECOUNTS LONDON GAMES DISPUTE ON MAJESTIC
J C Carpenter the Cornell runner who qualified in the 0 metre race at the London games arrived on the Majestic with English sprinter Halswell and other athletes. He charged a prearranged plan to force his loss and criticized British officials for disqualification claims while praising the English competitors and his London experience. A dozen other athletes also returned on the Majestic.
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Roosevelt invites athletes to Oyster Bay reception
President Roosevelt, unable to attend the August 29 reception in New York, asks Olympic athletes to visit Oyster Bay for a personal greeting at his house. He expresses honor as honorary president and notes Governor Hughes will arrange National Guard participation in the parade.
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