King James Triumphs in Saratoga Handicap Feature
King James running for John E. B. Madden defeated Royal Tourist and Sir John Johnson in the midsummer Saratoga Handicap. The three year old by Plaudit covered a mile in 1 3 8, nearly tying the track record, and showed a strong late surge on the rail to win. Sea Cliff and Bar None also scored in the meeting with Woodcraft piloted by Dad Doggett.
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Telegraph
the Tribune
King James
John EB. MadGen
Royal Tourist
Sir John Johnson
Inferno
James RB
Keene
Delhi
King
John Johnson
Plaudit
Fair Play
Weather End
Saratoga Racing Association
Cheek
Court Lady
Herry Payne Whitney
Sea Cliff
Blackford
Belmont
Mauviette
Madman
Bar None
Colin
Celt
Flatbush
Woodcraft
Zipango
Colonel White Helf
Stokes
Ogden
Wahma
Mr. Madden
Todey
Saratoga
HK. P
Clifford—Fiesole
Rischford
Gilbert
McCahey
Wohitner
tHelmont
Ward
A. Weber
McDaniel
Octagon
Aos
Mo McCahey
Lis
Ne Shilting
Fultonville
Wrotter
Ana
A Gilbert
Len Juge
Es Musgrave
Bia
Néit
St. King Jame
Rj. Johns
Bt Sweet
Musgrove
Bawkswick
Plume
W. Miller
Te McDaniel
Tarvey
Kelly
Dsetare
P. Whitney
Nasturtium
Equality
Steeeees
Pee
Miller
Grand Circuit Opens at Kenilworth Park After Rain Delays
Buffalo reports the Grand Circuit meeting beginning at Kenilworth Park after three rain postponements. Seven horses contested the Dominion of Canada 2:11 pace for $5,000 with Eel the Canadian favorite winning in straight heats. Spanish Queen captured the 2:24 trot, Copa d'Oro the 2:08 pace, with Darkey Hal and Major Mallow also scoring in later heats.
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Buffalo
Kenilworth Park
Dominion of Canada
Eel
Merchants and Manufacturers
Detroit
Copa d'Oro
California
Darkey Hal
Major Mallow
B. m
Inca Elfin Danca
Wilkes Boy (Macey
Salle Bonnie Wey
Nancy Royce
Bik. m
McCarthy
Geerr
Aeelses Sheen Eeeens Dis Mochester
Bel
Gambolier—Balle Bidwell
John L
McEwen
Jerry Pech
Richie Sree
Major Brino
Ag Wernt
Fred D
Downer Lady of Honor
Ch. m
Thomas
Prince Arunéel
Geers
Snow
Aesenne
Hal Raven
Nutwood Wilkes— Atherine
Patron
Durfee
Wesenees Major Mallow
Br. É
Quaker attack steadies as MCC trails by 56 at close
In London Aug 14 the Marylebone Cricket Club trails the Gentlemen of Philadelphia by 56 with 11 without loss at day end after Weigall and Gannon battled early. Philadelphia, built on Walte and Hordern innings, led with 24 runs before all out in their second innings, while Hordern and King struck for Quakers with key wickets. The match ends tomorrow with MCC needing 56.
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London
Marylebone Cricket Club
Gentlemen of
Philadelphia
Weigall
Gannon
King
Horbern
Philadelphians
Walte
Birdford
H. V. Hordern
A. M. Wood
W. P. Newhall
F. A. Greene
J. B. King
Marylebone
Hordern
Quakers
Blues Polo Team Wins at Westchester Club
Newport August 14 The Blues beat the Whites 8 to in a preliminary polo match at the Westchester Polo Club. Leading scorers were R L Agassiz and Daniel Chauncey with 28 points. Blues lineup: Sidney Love Daniel Chauncey Dey Jesux Milburn Dudley Carleton. Whites lineup: E R S Reynal Arthur Burden R L Agassiz Alexander Brown.
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Tribune
Newport
Phipps
Westchester Polo Club
Blues
R. L. Agassiz
Daniel Chauncey
Ieaders
Sidney Love
Dey
Jesux Milburn
Dudley Carleton
Eastern Champions Defeat Western Doubles in Strenuous Semi
Cin cin rat i native Cinon Wright and Boston’s C Wright with New York’s Raymond Little edged Cincinnati’s Nat Emerson and Chicago’s Louis Waidner in three sets at Crescent Athletic Club Bay Ridge. The East earned a spot to challenge Hackett and Alexander for the national doubles title at Newport starting August 15.
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Beais C. Wright
Boston
Raymond D. Little
New York
Nat Emerson
Cincinnati
Louis H. Waidner
Chicago
Crescent Athletic Club Grounds
Bay Ridge
Wright
Little
Hackett
Alexander
Newport
Waidner
Weidner
Emerson
Walder
Clothier Meets Leroy in Meadow Club Tennis Final
At Meadow Club Southampton Aug 14 the lawn tennis tourney reached finals for singles and doubles. Clothier and Leroy head the singles final while Larned and Wrenn face Watson and Fincke in doubles. Mixed doubles semi finals featured Miss Peabody with Watson and other pairs, with Peabody and Watson winning in straight sets. Clothier narrowly beat young Wallace Johnson after Johnson broke his racket in the third set.
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the Tribune
Southampton
Long Island
Meadow Club
Robert Leroy
William J. Clothier
William A. Larned
Robert D. Wrenn
C. Frederick Watson, Jr
Rex Fincke
Miss Nichols
Annita Peabody
Miss Livingston
Herbert L. Westfall
Edna Witley
Nathaniel W. Niles
Miss Peabody and Watson
Miss Robinson
Clothier
Wallace F. Johnson
Johnson
Saratoga Entries Today Feature Baseball Game
The listing notes a 2 30 P M start at American League Park New York with the Americans facing Cleveland in today’s baseball schedule. It highlights the day’s entry and game timing for fans following the American League match.
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Baseball Today
American League Park
N. Y
Loss at Saratoga Race Meeting Amid Hart-Agnew Aftermath
Saratoga officials estimate a loss of about 30000 dollars on the meeting ending tomorrow under Hart-Agnew laws. Attendance stays good but below prior years. Andrew Miller, secretary treasurer, received a letter from H L Waterbury, president of the Business Men's Association urging longer, more favorable dates next year. C L Warring of Amsterdam was elected to fill the vacancy caused by John G Heckscher's death.
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Tribune
Saratoga, N
Saratoga Racing Association
Andrew Miller
H. L Waterbury
Business Men's Association
Saratoga Business Men's Association
C. L. Warring
Amsterdam
N. Y
John G. Heckscher
New Route Surveyed to Binghamton NY By Automobile Club
The Automobile Club of America reports a third NY route surveyed over 191.6 miles from Roscoe to Binghamton via the Beaverkill and Delaware rivers and through scenic hills though narrow passages and rough stretches. Good surface to Roscoe, then challenging harbors and limited services beyond Liberty. The route, largely in New York, parallels the state trunk network and promises to become a popular Westward path when completed. The Houpt Company invites Thomas car owners to a Monday morning meeting at 63rd Street and Broadway to escort the New York to Paris winner up Broadway. In Chicago, Algonquin hill climb notes Chalmers Detroit cars setting top times with a 244.5 second climb and a 40-hp Chalmers winning amateur contest.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Sullivan
Delaware
Bureau of Tours
Automobile Club of America
Newbury
Kingston
Catskill Mountains
Unadilla
Delaware Water Gap
Pocono Mountains
Scranton
Roscoe
Middletown
Monticello
Liberty
Beaverkill
East Branch
Handcock
Windsor
Susquehanna Valley
New York
Henry S. Houpt Company
Thomas Cars
63D Street
Broadway
Chicago
Chalmers-Detroit
Chalmers
Clark and Ward Reach Final Round in President's Cup
Edward W. Clark 2d of Philadelphia and John M. Ward of Westbrook advance from today’s semifinals at Exwanok links. The two players will contest a 36 hole final tomorrow for the cup.
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Manchester
Edward W. Clark
Philadelphia
John M. Ward
Westbrook
Hearing Ordered on Gas Meter Testing by PSC Inspectors
The Public Service Commission will hold an August 27 hearing on a proposed order to have disputed gas meters tested only by PSC inspectors. The plan also requires notice to consumers when meters are removed and mandates removal and testing of five year old meters within twelve months.
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Public Service Commission
National Regatta Opens with Fast Races on Connecticut
At Springfield Mass on August 14 the first day of the national regatta saw seven closely fought races. Minnesota Boat Club captured the intermediate fours and eights, St Mary's Athletic Association claimed the association singles and senior intermediate fours, West Philadelphia Boat Club won the intermediate pair and double sculls, and Springfield Boat Club took the senior double sculls led by Bennett and Warnock. John O'Neill of Halifax won the association single sculls while Mehrhoff of Nassau Boat Club finished second. The day featured thrilling finishes and strong crowd support as favored crews and notable clubs posted fast times on warm conditions.
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Springfield
Mass
Connecticut
Minnesota Boat Club
St. Paul
St. Mary's Athletic Association
Halifax
West Philadelphia Boat Club
Springfield Boat Club
Bennett
Warnock
Association
John O'Neill
Mehrhoff
New York
Greer
Boston
Shepherd
Miller
Minn
St. Joseph Association Club
Halif
N. S
Minnesota Ha Club
Vesper Boat Club
Indelphia
Detroit Boat Club
Rockrimmon Boat Club
New York City
Rohs New York Athletic Club
St. Alphonsus Club
Wao Oe
West
Philadelphia Boat Club
New Rochelle
Nassau Boat Club
William Mehrhoff
Alexander Warnock
Empire City Opens Midsummer Races at Yonkers
Yonkers hosts the Empire City Racing Association midsummer meeting from today through Friday August 28. James Butler promises top class racing with big purses drawing the best horses, amid expected large crowds and a shift from Kings to Westchester.
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Yonkers
Mecca
Empire City Racing Association
James Butler
Kings
Westchester County
Westchester
Elder
Bingham
Manhattan
Grand Central Station
Woodlawn
Mount Vernon
Iirst Street
Sixth
Ninth Avenue
155Th Street
Jerome Avenue
Third Avenue
Bronx Park
Jack Atkin
Saratoga
Spa
Bank Clerk Arrested in Wilkes-Barre for 7500 Theft
Norman Fagel former clerk at First National Bank of Wilkes-Barre was arrested charged with embezzling 7500. Police say extravagant living led to his alleged downfall and crime came to light on August 14 in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania.
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Say
Wilkes-Barre
Penn
Norman Fagel
First National Bank
Yachtsmen Lie At Ease During New York Yacht Club Cruise
Fifty-three yachts from the New York Yacht Club muster at Marblehead under Commodore Vanderbilt aboard the North Star. Races for Owl and Gamecock colors produce close results among crews from Katrina Elmina Ariadne Celt Emrose and others. Duo of 237 miles logged by Istalena and Aurora shows tight competition. fireworks display ends the day as both clubs plan tomorrow’s commodore cup race.
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the Tribune
Marblehead
Mass
New York Yacht Club
Cornelius Vanderbilt
North Star
Corinthian
Philadelphia
Commodore Vanderbilt
Regatta Committee
Katrina
Elmina
Owl
Emrose
Weetamoe
Emerald
Taormina
Viglent
William Butler Duncan, Jr
Vanderbilt
Aurora
New York
Anderson to Enter Open at Myopia After East Trip
Willie Anderson, four time national open champion and Western title holder, will depart Onwentsia Club August 20 for Myopia to compete in the open championship on August 27 and 28. Honeyman sets new Arsdale course record with 75 after new holes. Foot and Bowers chase tournament records. Hollywood Club women's title won by Mrs Bayer. Chick tipped for Garden City national amateur. Garner skips Myopia open.
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Willie Anderson
Onwentsia
Myopia
Anderson
Dave Honeyman
Arsdale Golf Club
Honeyman
Hollywood Golf Club
FE. S. Bayer
A. S. Ross
Hollywood
Boston
WW. c. Chick
Garden City
Oakley
Steward Garner
Exmoor
Garden City Golf Club
Gardner
Marine Corps dominates opening NRA tournament at Camp Perry
At Camp Perry Ohio on Aug 14 the United States Marine Corps swept the top three places in the opening NRA tournament match. Twenty four teams competed as ideal conditions produced high scores. The 4th New Jersey won the interclub rifle club championship with the National Capital Rifle and Revolver Association second and the 6th Massachusetts third. Dr W K Hudson of New York won the life members match and association championship with 68 of 70. Other leaders included Captain Casey Delaware 65 Sergeant Keough Massachusetts 65 Captain McBride Indiana 47 in the state secretary's match Major S J Fort Maryland 42 runner up.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
United States Marine Corps
National Rifle Association
Marine Corps
United States
New Jersey
National Capital Rifle and Revolver Association
Massachusetts
W. K. Hudson
New York
Casey
Delaware
Keoughm
McBride
Indiana
S. J. Fort
Maryland
Plead Not Guilty in Gould Case
Mrs Ben Teal wife of stage director Harry S Mousley and Mrs Julia Fleming pleaded not guilty to indictments alleging a plot to manufacture false testimony against Frank J Gould in his divorce suit.
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Ben Teal
Harry S. Mousley
Julia Fleming
Frank J. Gould
Xavier Appeals Conviction Over Criminal Libel Charge
Frank E. Xavier editor of The Yonkers Herald filed notice of appeal from a October 5 conviction at White Plains on criminal libel charges brought by the New York County District Attorney. He was fined $250.
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Frank E. Xavier
Yonkers
New Yorker Fined for Streetcar Assault in Toronto
Richard J. Hoare a New York hotel keeper was fined 25 dollars after striking a Toronto streetcar conductor with an umbrella over a transfer. He wounded the conductor, and the incident occurred last night while Hoare was visiting a friend.
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the Tribune
Toronto
Richard J. Hoare
New York
Hoare
Yankees lose to Cleveland 4 to 2 in hot game
Elberfeld led the Yankees home yesterday as Cleveland defeated New York 4 to 2 at home. Orth and Joss pitched well for a pitchers duel, while Altizer's three run homer in the seventh provided the deciding run for Cleveland. MeelIlveen started in right for New York and impressed early before settling into a quiet game as the Yankees showed listless play.
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Elberfeld
Yankees
Cleveland
Lajoie
Orth
Joss
Conroy
Chase
Waterloo
N. Clarke
Altizer
Hinchman
Turner
Hamphill
Niles
St Louis
Manning
Stovall
Highlanders
New York
Blair
Tizer
Sin
Hemphill
Deudie
Bell
Bradley
Balis
Josa
Washington Powers Past Chicago Twice in Ball Games
Washington wins both games in a doubleheader with strong performances by Batteries Washington and Chicago players. In the first game, Washington trailed at times but secured the win as Johnson and Kehoe led Chicago, while White and Sullivan supported Washington. The second game featured Washington’s offense led by Hughes Warner and Street with Chicago’s Smith and umpires Hurst and Connolly calling the actions as the teams exchanged holds and decisive plays.
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Washington
Chicago
Johnson,and Kehoe
White and Sullivan
Ughes
Warner and Street
Smith and Eempires
Hurst and Connolly
Detroit Beats Boston In Lopsided Baseball Matchup
Detroit 56 Boston 2 in a rough contest at Boston as pitchers Willett and Fe Cicotte held Boston hitless early while Morgan and Carrigan provided offense for Detroit. Umpire Evané officiated.
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Boston
Detroit
Willett
Ae Fe Cicotte
Morgan
Carrigan
Evané
Philadelphia Beats St Louis 3 to 2 in Exhibition
Philadelphia won 3 2 over St Louis in a baseball style exhibition game with batteries Plank and Louis Waddell Spencer and Egan contributing on both sides.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Plank and
Louis, Waddell and Spencer
Tmp and
Egan
National League standings and game notes unclear
National League listings show teams Pittsburg New York Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis with incomplete scores and battery assignments. Spade Schlet McGlynn Raymond Bliss Umpire Kiem TM are named in fragmented fashion.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Leo
Pel
Poston
Brooklyn
le Louis
RES
Montreal and Toronto Games Highlight Yesterday's Action
In Baltimore and New Jersey venues, major games took place yesterday with Toronto and Montreal teams in contention. Fans saw spirited performances across rivals as standings shifted and key players shone amid tight finishes.
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Quakers Strong
Blue Polo
Wwiins
Cinon Courts
Hmerson
Wardner
Deuce
Leroy
Columbian
Mance
Miss Granville
Lady Beatora Lie
Louise Beil
Lighthouse
Michael
Malacca
Merchants' and Citizens
Far West
Monfort - Danoscara
Sir Martin Ee Ee
Bobbin Aeeseees Taeewer
Fayette
Renee Ween
Automobile Club
Ekwanok
Minnesota
Empire City Today
Empire City
Besom
James B. Frizette Ortene
Black Mary
Joe Core
Ethelda Aeee
Connaught Bewery
Isl
Ragman
Tar Thistle
Hel Etherlal
Homecrest
Earl's Court
Eewenee Harcourt
Golconda
Queen Marguerite
Charles Edward
Hones
Frank Gil
Bad News
Enerey
Harrigan
Donsella
Garland
Withold
Billy Bodemer
Pine Lawn
Erteree
Elmer Boy
Nidiim Steer
Comedienne Bieves
Vantiliy
George G. Hall
Arins
Seeoroos
Beeka
Tipping
Marblehead Harbor
Fred Herreshoff
Charles H. Brown
Herreshoff
St. Andrews
Columbia
Manhattan Golf Club
Pelham Bay
James D. Foot
Apawamis
Bowers
Foot
U. S. Marine Corps
Gould
Xavier
Chicazo
W. Lee
Nono
St. Louis Scioeeee SS
Chicago Bette
National League
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Arin
Cammnitz
Leever
Gibson
Flaherty and
Baltimore
Montreal
Jersey
Toreonto
Aewark
Providence
Hechesten
Elmira
Albany
Syracuse
Troy
Ucn
Ethene
EL Bet
Mt. Vernen
Jerome Av
Opm Speria
Rand Central
Lex Ave
Vernon
Subway & Ney
Sis
Kinesbridge
Troller O
Bronx
Troller
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