Brighton Beach Race Day Sparks Close Finishes
Five thousand spectators crowded Brighton Beach for a day of racing as crowds swelled with better weather and a longer card. The meeting featured a short course steeplechase won by Waterspeed after a riderless bobble, with Rocket and Quoner close behind. Edward edged Watervliet by a neck in a tight finish, and Aluda came from behind to best Nimbus. Harrigan changed hands in a private sale to Hoe, while State Racing Commissioner James W. Wailsworth observed.
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Brighton Beach
Sheepshead Bay
Mein
Brighton
Newcastle
Drew Miller
Tom Welsh
Brighton Beach Pacing Association
Davidson
Waterspeed
Rocket
Davidgi
Quoner
Jas
Jed
Davidon
John E. Madden
Edward
Lee
Watervliet
Merry Gift
Agus Belmont
Gilbert
My Earthing
Contas
Altuda
George J. Long
Aluda
Nimbus
Reaven
Don Enrique
Pal
Notter
Eifeld
Pivete
Tom McGrath
Comedienne
Sarecinescu
E. Madden
Harrigan
Hoe
Ron
James W. Wailsworth
State Racing Commission
Explicity Racing Associati
Brytton Beach
Tokers
Alvescot
Ignite
Straigh
J. Lee
Marrons
Ba McDaniel
Joyner
B. Dugan
Notasulga
Hameiy
St McCahey
Roe
Dolly_Spanker
Montpelier St
Eame
Pantoufie
Golden Pearl
Dh. c
Pirate of Penzance
Almaom
Jocke
Earl G
Griffin
Musgravv
Cairngorm, G
Dugan
Ion Enrique
Atchogue St
Umbrella
Daly
Yorke
Cairngorm
Jon Enrique
Br. c
Passan
Seeeee el Madden
McGinnis
Belmont
Lontpelier St
Rey
E. Dugan
Dearly Bell
A McCahey
Merise (Smith
Ee Yorke
Aunt Kate
Lakeland
Rowan Poward
Waterviiet
Big Chief
Os Na
B. G
Racine
Seae Liver Queen
Po. Lwe
Paar
Hampton St
McKinney Stralant Pi Waterspeed
Banne
McAffee
Robador
Asees
Kraus
E Fielder Canvas
Isea
Evans
Strele
Rainey
Henderson
Hseet
Latte Rocket
Br. F
Sweet
Utla Jranda
Williams
Seeseneass
Hitchcock
Enfield
Clef
Sam
Miss Marion
Post Hetting
Polwe
Notter Tom Mc
Brasnéy
McDaniel
Kelao
Miller
Saracinesch
Sullivan
Upton Vas
Big Ben
Weinberg
Shreve
Peydent
Carter
Garner
John Marrs
Eres Cheever
Ben
Saracinescu
Rockaway Polo Defeats Bryn Mawr In Fast Match
Cedarhurst July 7 Rockaway polo team beat Bryn Mawr by 6 to 3 amid a fast, exciting game. Bryn Mawr received a 2 goal handicap and added 3 more. rough tactics cost Rockaway 6 goals. The lineup and summary follow.
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Bryn Mawr
Cedarhurst
Long Island
Rockaway
Wright and Little Win Doubles Round Robin Match
Beals C. Wright and Raymond D. Little edged Theodore R. Pell and Bernon 8 Prentice in four sets 6 1 6 4 with late bursts of serving while Herold H. Hackett and Ed win P. Fisher triumphed over C Frederick Watson Jr and Edgar W. Leonard in five sets 3 6 6 4 6 4 in a testing turf contest at Westchester Country Club.
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Beals C. Wright
Raymond D. Little
Herold H. Hackett
Edwin P. Fisher
Country Club
Westchester
Wright
Little
Theodore R. Pell
Bernon
Prentice
Pell
Hackett
Fisher
C. Frederick Watson, Jr
Edgar W. Leonard
Tennis results feature Neely Pouch Wagner wins at Englewood
Women singles winners include Carrie B Neely Marie Wagner and Mrs William H Pouch at Englewood Field Club as play resumes. Wagner defeats Clare Cassell 6 4 6 0 while Neely and Pouch triumph in doubles with Cassell also winning in mixed play.
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Carrie B. Neely
William H. Pouch
Marie Wagner
Englewood Field Club
E.S. Rathbun
G. M. Rodman
Dr. Ewing Taylor
D. F. Platt
L. M. Burt
A. Amend
KR. H. Palmer
F. E. Ferriss
Dr. W. Rosenbaum
L. H. Fitch
O. H. Hink
H. C. Martin
Hugh Tallant
E. S&s Rathtain
W. A. Connell
Dr. E. Taylor
W. M. Hall
R. H. Palmer
W. V. Bennett
E. S. Nanksville
W. S. Slade
G.S. Groesbeck
H. Coppell
Karate Homans
I. H. Fitch
W. H. Connell
R. A
Nanksville
L. J. Dreyfuss
B. M Phillips
R. A. Peete
AL. Lindley
RH. Palmer
Rathbun
J. J. Miller
H. C. Watson
H. C. Seeger
G. F. Touchard
E. F. Lee
H CC. Watson
H. €. Seeger
B—S
L. S. Coe
Natalie Wildey
Miss Johnson
8. Mowry
Marie Wagener
Edgar Booth
Efault
C. B. Neely
L. S Coe
W. H. Pouch
Miss Handy
Miss Cassell
Miss Neely
Bumstead
Haight
May Build Yacht to Race Abroad
Glasgow reports interest as Morton F. Plant of Larchmont Yacht Club plans an international addition to British yachting in 1899 He has commissioned Herreshoff to design a 2 1/2 metre racer under European rules to compete with the White Heather the Shamrock and other yachts in foreign waters
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Glasgow
Morton F. Plant
Larchmont
Michelin Tires Dominate Dieppe Grand Prix Weekend
Michelin tires proved their worth in the Dieppe Grand Prix at Dieppe France yesterday and in the preliminary race on Monday. The top three finishers in the main event and the first five in the smaller car race were all equipped with Michelin tires.
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Dieppe
France
Small Cares
Strang and Fast Grand Prix Race Ends With German Victory
Strang in a Thomas car suffered early gear trouble but finished the Grand Prix amid fierce winds. Lautenschlager won for Germany in a Benz after a dramatic contest with Hemery and Hanriot, both in Benz cars. Two deaths and multiple wrecks marred the event as Nazarro led earlier but faltered, while Théry and other favorites fell away. The crowd still cheered the German victor though the French lamented the losses and injuries, including Hemery who finished second with a shattered eye after a stone struck his goggles.
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Hemery
Hanriot
Lautenschlager
Cissac
Panhard
Schaub
Harrison
Szisz
Théry
Bablot
Wagner
Salzer
Nazarro
Fiat
Lautenschiager
Mercedes
Strang
Tke Szisz
Renault
Duray
Lorraine
Brasier
Benz
Tribune
Mercedes Germany
Homery
Boe
Cere
Hanriot Bayerd Clement
Rigal
Poergre Opel
Jocrns
Erle
Scce
Sces
Dimitrie Witch
Panhard Heath
Germain
Peripere Tai 244 Co Sacces
Cagno Bayard Clement
Gabriel Motobloc
Courtade Motobloc
Gereat Renault
Cai
Giants miss chance in eighth as Reds edge past
Cincinnati pitchers held on to beat New York 4 to 3 after the Giants squandered a late opportunity to close the gap on Pittsburgh and Chicago. Tenney, Seymour and Devlin drove runs in while Crandall worked six plus innings before the Reds broke through late.
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Cincinnati
Crandall
Reds
Giants
Pittsburg
Chicago
McGraw
Tenney
McLean
Doyle
Bresnahan
Seymour
Devlin
Mitchell
Ganzel
Spade
New York
Abribopo
Mel«an
Schiel
Shannon
Bridwell
Hulswitz
Oreereee
Paskett
Huggins
Two More for Yankees Detroit Sours the Yankees Season
Detroit wins twice as New York slumps to seventh in the American League standings. Detroit beat New York 8 to 3 in the first game and 11 to 4 in the second. Boston wins over Cleveland. Chicago over Washington. St. Louis tops Philadelphia in early league results.
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New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
National League
I. Bci
B.C. Pittsburg
OUS
Cincinnatti
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Good Stand at Cricket in Cardiff Second Day
The Gentlemen of Philadelphia batted strongly in Cardiff on July 7, compiling 257. Seven Philadelphia players reached double figures, leaving South Wales 174 for victory in the second innings as the pitch wears, a challenging task for the home side.
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the Tribune
Cardiff
Wales
Gentlemen of
Philadelphia
South Wales
J. B. King
Nash
Phillipa
Tre
F. S. White
E Penfold
M Wood
Bohlen
Penfold
J. A. Lester
N. Phillips
Creber
Tetee Nash
N. Z. Graves
E. Phillipe
Cc. Morris
Preedy
A. Y. Hordern
Silveriock
A. Greene
C. Jordan
Nash Torte
Riches
Hordern
Silverrock
King
T. A
Whittington
E. Phillips
Jordan
Bancroft
C Graves
King. A. Gibson
King Preedy
King Nash
King Creber
Toscasever
Des Ruas Dassa
Meet for Good Roads in Buffalo Convention Opens
The American Automobile Association led a diverse coalition in Buffalo on July 7 for a first open convention on good roads. National Grange and American Road Makers Association joined about twenty thousand motorists and other groups to push debates over federal or state aid, with Roosevelt’s 1903 address read aloud to applause. Mayor Adam welcomed delegates as Charles Terry criticized current motor vehicle laws as intolerable.
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Buffalo
American Automobile Association
National Grange
American Road Makers’ Association
W. H. Hotchkiss
Hotchkiss
Roosevelt
Adam
Charles T. Terry
New York
Legislative Board
Yankee Athletes Move to Brighton Before Olympics
American track stars after two days of practice at the Stadium plan a seaside change due to bad weather and crowding. The team will stay at Brighton until the Olympic games begin.
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Brighton
Yankee Gymnasts Arrive for Frankfort Tournament
Four hundred gymnasts from the United States have arrived in Bremen aboard the Main to take part in the international gymnastics tournament to be held at Frankfurt.
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Germany
Bremen
United States
Frankfort
Eve of Glidden Start Cars Move on Buffalo
A large number of automobilists head to Buffalo for the Glidden tour start on Thursday. The Hower executive staff wore khaki coats and mushroom hats, with listed officers and observers. Mrs Shirley, from Jamestown, enters an Overland for the Hower trophy, while Mrs Cuneo drives a Rainier for the Glidden trophy. Fifty-one entries noted, with clubs from Buffalo Rochester Cleveland Syracuse Columbus Bay State and others represented by varied car makes and horsepower.
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Glidden
Buffalo
Frank B. Hower
Frank 8. Hower
Cat D. Lewis
BE. le Ferguson
Mortimer C. Reeves
F. D. Stidham
H. D. Kerr
W. L. Conklin
William Carroll
John Newton Cuneo
Mra
E. W. Shirley
Jamestown
Chautauqua County
The
Automobile Club of Buffalo
Teddy Dey
Arthur Kumpf
J. W. McGuire
H. Hammond
Joe Moore
Ray Owen
Rochester Automobile Club
Ase
Packard Company
Shamrock Winner Of Lipton Cup Yacht Race
The Lipton Cup sailed around Cape May lightship ended with Shamrock beating Mimosa III, Tam many, and Marchioness after most yachts finished. Butterfly ran aground near Atlantic City, causing delay before rejoining. Tamerlane retired after a man was hurt aboard. Also Penn chess players sail to meet Oxford and Cambridge for twenty seven games.
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Cape May
Oliver Iselin
Atlantic City
Shamrock
Frederic Thompson
Little Hope
Gardenia
Lila
Tamerlane
Daniel Bacon
Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Oxford
Cambridge
William E. Hughes
Emlen Hare Miller
Norman T. Whitaker
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Rightson Beach
J.C. Cording & Co
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Tames Vatce
Oente
Maiten
Liz Greenlawn
Vervane
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Malaga
Arkie
Hartender
Albertinus
Bern
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Miramar
Tuakra
Queen of
Sheba
Norfolk
Gowan
Esi
Reynal
Haka
Alexander Brown
H. W. Harrison
K. la Montagn
Strawbridge
Rack
Paul J. Rainey
C. Wheeler
Chauncey
Ou Are the Tank
Panties
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Spemattiens
J. B
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Little Win
Hackett and Fisher
Englewood
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Michelin Tires
Brighton Beach Racing
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MelIntyre
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Sheridan and Evans
Baseball Today
American League Park
N. Y
Automobilists and Grange Members Center At
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Seaside
Automobile Club of France
Hanriot Michelin Tires
Michelin
Michelins
Delage
Guyot
Lizaire-Naudin
M. Naudin
Lion
Goux
Durgerney
Cable Dispatches
N. Y. Herald
Sun
N. Y. Sun
Michelin Tire CO
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