Pinkola Wins Stake Lowers Track Record
Pinkola seized the lead after Spooner tired, lowering the track mark as Frizette and Bad News followed in a tense stretch duel. J Lee rode Harrigan’s win in the five and a half furlongs, while Upton rode Grimaldi to victory and J Butler earned praise for steady riding across the card. The crowded grandstand remained active as the program wrapped with strong betting and few incidents.
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Stallings Likely To Manage Newark Here Next Season
Revival of a report says George Stallings, Newark Eastern League manager, may take charge of the Ankees next season. No confirmation or strong denial exists, but Stallings’ success in the Eastern League with Buffalo and Newark, plus Frank Farrell’s significant Newark stake, make his arrival plausible.
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George Stallings
Newark
Ankees
Stallings
Buffalo
Frank Farrell
Dixie II Wins Chippewa Bay Gold Cup Race
Dixie II representing Thousand Island Yacht Club won the first Gold Challenge Cup motor boat race at Chippewa Bay defeating Chip III by six seconds on a thirty mile course in 58 minutes 13 seconds. The river was rough delaying the race by an hour. Tomorrow a world freshwater record attempt is planned if conditions allow.
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the Tribune
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Dixie TI
Thousand Island Yacht Club
Chippewa Bay
Chip Iti
Jonathan Wainwright
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Chip NT
Pirate
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Bay State Shots Win at Perry Regimental Rifle Meet
The 6th Regiment of Massachusetts won the national regimental championship at Camp Perry Ohio, scoring 775 to claim the $50 trophy for the third straight year. Maryland Sth Regiment took second with 763 and a silver medal, as events wrapped up part of the NRA tournament including the Herrick prize. United States Marine Corps won the Herrick contest with 1647 points, followed by Pennsylvania and Ohio teams. The Ohio Rifle Association held the service revolver match, won by the U S Cavalry with 521 points.
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United States
National Rifle Association
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Massachusetts
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United States Marine Corps
Pennsylvania
Ohio Association
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Navy to Try Again for Regatta at Poughkeepsie
The Navy Athletic Association seeks permission from the Navy Department to send two crews to the Poughkeepsie intercollegiate regatta next summer. They target approval from the superintendent of the Naval Academy, then from Secretary Metcalf, with an eye toward President Taft if needed, to allow the 1908 midshipmen to row and erase last year’s setback.
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Poughkeepsie
Navy Department
Naval Academy
Academy
Charles J. Badger
Navy
Metcalf
Tribune
Roosevelt
Association
William H. Taft
Taft
Brokaw Beats Douglas in Deal Invitation Round
At Deal Golf and Country Club Brokaw of Deal defeated Nassau's Findlay Douglas in the first round and then beat Waterbury Connecticut champion Merriman, finishing 37 over par after a hard fought day. The event featured several upsets and showcased Brokaw's improved form from recent abroad play.
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Findlay Douglas
Nassau
B. C. Mer- Triman
Waterbury
Connecticut
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Merriman
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Princeton
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W. W. Zimmerman
Highlands
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Philadelphia
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Glen Echo
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Eight Left to Play Fast Work at Newport
Newport R L Aug 21 Interest in the all comers national lawn tennis championship narrowed to eight survivors while officials omitted linesmen. J O Ames refused the grandstand court, predicting ex champion William J Clothier would win. Clothier prevailed 6-3 8-6 6-3. Touchard edged Ames in five sets to reach the semi finals, with other match results and scholastic title qualifiers noted.
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Newport
R. L
J. O. Ames
Agawam Hunt Club
Fistly
William J. Clothier
Ames
Gustave F Touchard
Herbert L. Westfall
Touchard
Frederick B. Alexander
Frank J. Sulloway
Cornell
Church
Allcomers
More Athletes Get Home From Olympic Games
Ralph Rose of Michigan J J Flanagan and Matthew J McGrath American weight throwers who participated in the Olympic games arrived here last night on the White Star liner Celtic Rose said no individual Englishman showed any discourtesy toward the American athletes but there was a general feeling among the Englishmen as a class which showed they were not overanxious to see an American win.
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Ralph Rose
Michigan
J. J. Flanagan
Matthew J. McGrath
White Star
Mner
Celtic
Rose
Ses wanhaka Yacht Club autumn regatta entries list
Yachting notes from Oyster Bay outline Friday and Saturday races for multiple classes including schooners yachs sloops yawls and thirties. Roosevelt memorial cup and New York Yacht Club thirties cup featured. Entries directed to Victor L Cumnock at 43 Exchange Place New York. Belle Harbor Yacht Club reports nineteen sloop entries and eleven power boats today.
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Oyster Bay
New York Yacht Club
Victor L Cumnock
Exchange Place
New York
Belle Harbor Yacht Club
State League Results Highlight Narrow Syracuse Win
Syracuse defeated Troy 7 to 3 while Binghamton beat Albany 6 to 2. Scranton topped Elmira 2 to 0 as Wilkes Barres edged Utica 6 to 1.
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Troy
Binghamton
Albany
Scranton
Elmira
Wilkes-Barre
Utica
Connecticut League Results Highlight Key Scores
New Haven defeated Waterbury five to one while Springfield posted two goals against aes six. New Britain and Holyoke finished with Holyoke leading one to nothing.
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Waterbury
Springfield
Aes
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Holyoke
Geers Wins Tight 2 1 4 Trot at Grand Circuit Meet
At Poughkeepsie Hudson River Driving Park on August 21 close finishes marked the final day. Geers behind Loyal sparked a dramatic 2 10½ heat victory, beating Alamo by a length as Loyal soon clinched a 2 09 mile in the second heat. Cereal edged Neliy in a hard fought 2 0 trot heat despite Neliy’s early break.
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N. Y
Hudson River Driving Park
Geers
Loyal
Cereal
Neliy
Street Catches Ball Dropped From Washington Monument
Charles Street of the Washington baseball team won 400 dollars by catching a regulation baseball dropped from the top of the Washington Monument. He succeeded on the thirteenth attempt after several misses caused by brisk wind.
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Charles Street
John Biddle
Washington Monument
Street
Baseball Today at 3 30 P M Americans vs St Louis
Baseball fans are invited to American League Park at 3 30 P M for a game featuring the Americans against St Louis. The matchup promises lively action as both teams aim for victory on the field.
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American League Park
St. Louis
NOTTS BATTERS BETTER
Notts and the Philadelphia Americans battled in Nottingham, each side finishing day one with Notts at 139 and 117 for two, Philadelphia 140. Hardstaff and Turner opened for Notts, Gunn later joined, with play halted as Hardstaff remained indisposed and the next day’s action awaits.
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Turner
King
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Gentlemen of
Pirates Pull Clear With 2-1 Win Over Brooklyn
Pittsburg edged Brooklyn 2 to 1 as Maddox prevailed in a tight pitchers’ duel. Maddox drove in both Pirate runs, Gibson scoring on a double in the first and himself scoring on a triple in the sixth. Brooklyn plated one in the sixth on Pattee’s single, Lumsey’s sacrifice, Hummell’s out and Jordan’s single.
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Boston Beats Chicago 5 3 in Uneven Match
Chicago and Boston played a game marked by scoring gaps and unclear play. Reulbach, Moran, Lindaman, Ferguson, Smith, Rigler, and others appeared in a rough contest with limited readable context.
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St. Louis Beats Philadelphia in Batteries Clash
At St. Louis the scoreboard shows St. Louis with 6 runs to Philadelphia 2. The battery for St. Louis comprised Lush and Ludwig, while Corridon and Dooin kept score for Philadelphia. Umpire Emslie officiated the game.
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Eastern League Games Today Schedule Summary
Newark hosts Buffalo while Jersey City visits Toronto and Providence travels to Montreal The standings show Montreal and Toronto mingled in mid table with tight gaps Baltimore leads the circuit with 65 wins and 44 losses Providence sits 62 45 Newark 63 49 Buffalo 56 63 Jersey City 48 63 Rochester 45 59 Montreal 50 60 Toronto 45 60.
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Empire City Racing Summaries
A compact note on Empire City track activity highlighting price movements and betting action observed at the venue. Details emphasize in‑house figures and pacing without disclosing explicit quotes or open price lists. The summary notes the atmosphere of racing day bets and reported shifts in odds.
Setback for Yankees as Browns win at American League Park
Jimmy McAleer guided the St. Louis Browns to a 4 2/3 with a 4 to 2 victory over the Yankees. Ball led the Browns with three hits and two errors, while Lake pitched well for St. Louis. The Yankees started strong but miscues and timely Browns hitting sealed the win, with Heidrick and Blair among the pivotal plays.
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Philadelphia game report lists players and umpires
In Philadelphia the correspondent notes participants Batteries Philadelphia Coombs Dygert Vickers and Schreck Cleveland Rhoades Berzer Clarks Ryan Bemis and umpires Sheridan and Evans. The fragment details team names and officials without complete context or results.
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Washington Batteries Game Note
At Washington REE Washington .209000010x3841 ERIN 4lgavenuse e P1e0e000001 FF Batteries Washington, Johnson and Street, Detroit, Willett and Schmidt. Umpire Egan.
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Johnson and Street
Detroit
Willett and Schmidt
Egan
Local Baseball Split in Eleven Innings
Haverhill defeated Lynn in eleven innings while Lynn won in six innings due to darkness. Fall River scored four, Lawrence two in separate senior league matchups.
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Rattlesnake encounter near four foot rattler in Vermont area
Waterbury Connecticut August 21 Mrs Stillman Bronson of Walcott nearly stepped on a four foot rattler with fourteen rattles and a button Her seventy four year old son Benny aided her and captured the snake in a barrel after a brief struggle The tale notes the great grandmother had lived eighty years in rattlesnake country and killed them for sport
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