Pinkola Wins Midsummer Stakes Lowers Track Record
Pinkola, ridden by Billy Bodemer, won the Midsummer Stakes at Empire City, lowering the mile and a furlong track record by a full second with a 1 1 4.5 finish. Frigette placed second, Spooner third, while Harrigan took Victory in the five and a half furlongs race. Jockeys Lee and Butler also had notable finishes, and a large crowd attended the day’s program without incident.
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Stallings Likely to Manage Yankees Next Season
Revival reports suggest Georges Stallings, Newark manager in the Eastern League, will take charge of the Yankees next season. No confirmation or strong denial, but Stallings’ success with Buffalo and Newark, plus Frank Ferrell’s Newark involvement, point to a probable move.
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Dixie II Wins Gold Cup Motor Boat Race at Chippewa Bay
Dixie II representing Thousand Island Yacht Club won again today on a rough Chippewa Bay course, beating Chip ITI by six seconds over thirty miles in 58 minutes 13 seconds. The event, delayed an hour by river conditions, featured boats Pirate Jaw Stranger Pawnee and U. S. A. with tomorrow hoping for a world record attempt on fresh water if conditions permit.
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Bay State Shots Win at Perry Regimental Rifle Meet
Camp Perry Ohio August regimental championship rifle shoot under the National Rifle Association was won by the 6th Regiment Massachusetts for the third consecutive year earning the $500 trophy with a score of 775. Maryland Sth Regiment placed second with 763 and received the silver medal. The final stages included Herrick prize for all entries, won by the United States Marine Corps with 1647 points. Pennsylvania 1643 and Ohio first team 1642. The Ohio association service revolver match was captured by the United States Cavalry team by a decisive score.
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Navy plots regatta comeback at Poughkeepsie next summer
The Navy Athletic Association aims to win Navy Department approval for two crews to row at Poughkeepsie, seeking support from the superintendent of the Naval Academy and possibly Secretary Metcalf or President Taft. An official appeal was previously considered by President Roosevelt.
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More athletes get home from the Olympic games
Ralph Rose of Michigan J J Flanagan and Matthew J McGrath American weight throwers who took part in the Olympic games arrived aboard the White Star liner Celtic. Rose said no individual Englishman treated Americans poorly yet a general English sentiment showed reluctance to see an American win.
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Autumn yacht races set by Ses wanhaka Yacht Club
The Ses wanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club schedules autumn events on Friday and Saturday with multiple class cups for schooners yawls sloops and a Roosevelt memorial cup. Entries go to Victor L. Cumnock at Exchange Place New York.
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State League Scores Show Clusters of High Scoring Games
Syracuse defeated Troy 7 to 3 while Hinghamton beat Albany 6 to 2. Scranton edged Elmira 3 to 6 and Wilkes Barre tied Utica 6 to 1 in a day of varied results across the league.
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Connecticut League Results Summary
New Haven beat Waterbury 5 to 1 while Springfield defeated Bridgeport 2 to 0 New Britain won 2 to 1 over Holyoke in a Connecticut league set of games.
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Brokaw Tops Douglas In Deal Club Invitational
In an action packed Deal Golf and Country Club invitation tournament George T. Brokaw of Deal defeated Nassau’s Findlay Douglas in the first round and then Connecticut champion B. Merriman of Waterbury in the afternoon. Brokaw’s improved form from recent touring abroad carried him to a 2 up win over Douglas and a narrow victory over Merriman to reach the later rounds.
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Eight Left To Play Fast Work At Newport
In Newport R I Aug 2 the all comers national lawn tennis championship narrowed to eight survivors amid few linesmen and rare umpires. J O Ames refused to play the grandstand court against ex champion William J Clothier, saying the card offered better matches and that he would not entertain a Roman holiday for the gallery. Clothier won in straight sets 6-3 8-6 6-3. Touchard defeated Ames in a long five set match 6-8 1-4 7-5 6-2 7-0 to reach the semi finals top half with Clothier. Emerson meets Jones and Wright faces Torrance Jr in lower half with semis set for tomorrow. Four scholastic title hopefuls competed with Columbia’s G M Church and Princeton’s Dean Mathey advancing to the final. Church, celebrating his seventeenth birthday, pushed Clothier to the limit in the fifth round before losing 6-2 6-2 6-1.
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Geers in good form at Hudson River Driving Park
On August 21 at Poughkeepsie the Grand Circuit meet neared its end with close finishes. Geers drove Loyal to a 2:19 1/2 heat, beating the Alamo for a sensational win as Loyal trotted 2:09 1/4 in the second heat. Cereal won the 2:20 trot after a hard bid from Nelcyone.
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Ball Dropped From Monument Nets $500 Bet
Washington catcher Charles Street of the Washington baseball team won a $500 bet by catching a regulation baseball dropped from the top of the Washington Monument. Street completed the feat on his thirteenth try, wind causing several failures before success.
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Baseball Today at 3 30 RP Yankees Americans vs St Louis
A scheduled American League game at New York's park pits the Americans against the St Louis team at 3 30 local time. Both squads seek wins as the campaign progresses with league standings in focus and lineups likely to feature key players.
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Notts Batters Better In Philadelphia Cricket Test
Notts led by Hardstaff and Turner opened with solid batting while Gurnthurn and Greene traded scores. Philadelphia tallied 14 in their first innings with Wood reaching 41 as Notts blocked. In the second, Notts reached 139 then 117 for two as Gunth an and Hardstaff built, Greene dismissed Gunth en after a 53, and play paused with Gentlemen of Philadelphia at 140.
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Pirates Show Ahead In National League Action
Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn 2 1 to pull away from the Giants who were idle as New York, Chicago, and others played. Maddox won for the Pirates driving in both runs with a two base hit and a scored run, while Storke, Gibson, and Jordan contributed. Brooklyn tallied in the sixth as Leach, Lumiley, Hummell, and Jor dan connected. The Pirates lead the Giants by three points while Brooklyn suffers a loss in a hot pitchers’ duel.
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Chicago Defeats Boston 5 to 3 in Batters Challenge
In Chicago Reeh, Chicago battter Reulbach Moran and Kling led the pitchers while Lindaman Ferguson and Smith hit for Boston. Umpires Rudderham and Rigler called the game, with Overall and Kling contributing key plays in a tense matchup.
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Eastern League Games Today Feature Tight Standings
Newark beat Buffalo twice 5-1 and 7-3 while Jersey City triumphed 7-5 and 8-4 over Toronto. Baltimore defeated Rochester 10-4 and Providence edged Montreal 3-2. Baltimore leads with 65 wins, Montreal 50, Providence 62, Newark 63, and others trailing as standings show.
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Empire City Racing Summaries
Weather clear and track fast set the scene for Empire City Racing events with fast times expected. race conditions and track status are noted as favorable for bettors and participants at the track.
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Setback for Yankers as Browns beat Yankees 4 to 2
Jimmy McAleer starred as the St. Louis Browns upset the New York Yankees 4 to 2 at American League Park. Blair’s two errors in the fourth inning helped Missouri score three runs. Lake pitched well for St. Louis while Ball led the Yankees with three hits and a stolen base. The game featured sharp defense by Ball and Williams and a late Yankee threat in the ninth that fell short.
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Philadelphia Defeats Cleveland In Close Batterymatch
Philadelphia Battery Coombs Dygert Vickers Schreck led by Rhoades Berzer Clarks Ryan Bemis faced Cleveland’s battery with Umpires Sheridan Evans. Final score Philadelphia 8 Cleveland 7 in a tight contest.
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Batteries in Detroit Players Named Egan Umpire
Fragmentary item notes batteries Washington Johnson Street Detroit Willett Schmidt and umpire Egan. Details unclear but references a game or event with a Umpire Egan in Detroit.
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New England League Baseball Scores Report
Worcester beat Brockton 5 to 1 while Lowell triumphed 2 to 0 over New Bedford. Haverhill and Lynn played an eleven inning contest with Lynn winning 4 to 1 after a delay at darkness. Fall River defeated Lawrence 4 to 2.
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Rattler Captured After Near Step in Walcott Hills
Ninety four year old Mrs Stillman Bronson and her seventy four year old son Benny wrestled a four foot rattler near a Walcott chicken coop. The snake threatened them before Benny struck it, then tipped into a barrel. For eighty years Mrs Bronson hunted rattlers as a pastime in the Walcott region.
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