Purses Raised At Brighton Beach Meeting For Profit
Brighton Beach Racing Association announced overnight purses will rise starting Monday as attendance grows. Several events will receive purse additions up to 31500 on a Saturday handicap, with promise of further increases if warranted. Horsemen hailed the move as proof racing without heavy bookmaking can profit with substantial purses. In races, Vervane led early but Fauquier and Motor faltered near the end. Fauquier finished third after remounting, while Sweet rode Trash to a narrow win. Continuous strong finishes by Sweet on Black Mary and others kept the crowd engaged as Sir John and Takahira led unlikely winners in early cards.
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Paul J. Rainey
Vervane
Fauquier
Motor
Connolly
Queen of Knight
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Connohly
Sweet
Jocker
Trash
Black Mary
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Cairngorm
Dugan
Ruby
Beckon
Besom
Arasee
Upton
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Sir John
Pippin
Spectatress
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Corncob
Takahira
Waponoca
Sir Dixon
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Queen of Jones
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Naval Academy appoints new football head coach
Lieutenant Frank D. Berrien is to act as head coach for next season at Annapolis, succeeding Lieutenant Commander Joseph M. Reeves, pending department orders. Ensign Douglas L. Howard will serve as field coach for the team of 4.
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Annapolis
Frank D. Berrien
Naval Academy
Joseph M. Reeves
Douglas L. Howard
Saratoga Racing Schedule Readied for Fifteen Day Span
A movement aims to arrange racing dates to avoid conflicts between the Saratoga and Empire City associations. If approved, Saratoga would run July 30 to August 15, with other tracks filling the rest of the season, potentially eliminating Empire City’s fall meeting.
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Saratoga Racing Association
Empire City Racing Association
Saratoga
Albany
Troy
Schenectady
General Sanford
Brighton Beach
Empire City
Sheepshead Bay
Gravesend
Brighton
Belmont Park
Jamaica
Aqueduct
Women Race on Gravesend Bay Yachts Win Cup
In a fresh north breeze, three 22 foot yachts sailed by women Corinthians raced on Gravesend Bay. Mrs Headon Chubb aboard Spider won the first of four Atlantic Yacht Club cup races. Second place went to Mrs W A Barstow on Soya and third to Mrs Currier aboard Joy. Joy started late and could not contend. The eight nautical mile course included Sea Gate Bensonhurst Fort Hamilton and Sea Gate again with spinnakers set for the return.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
Headon Chubb
Spider
W. A. Barstow
W A Barstow
Sea Gate Club
W. H. Childs
Currier
Sea Gate
Bensonhurst
Fort Hamilton
Yankees Fall to Last Place as Detroit Beats Chesbro
Detroit defeats the Yankees 8 to 2 while New York sinks to the cellar amid bad fielding and weak support. Cobb homered for Detroit and Mullin, Chesbro, and Hogg scattered hits with limited success for New York.
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New York
Ibpo
McIntyre
Niles
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Bail
Crawford
Keeler
Cobb
Chase
Rossman
Moriarity
Coughlin
Hemphill
Schmidt
Stahl
O'Leary
Kleinow
Downs
Chesbro
Mallin
Hogg. P
T Sweeney
Giants Lose to Reds in Second Game of Series
Giants were outplayed by Cincinnati and lost the second game 3 to 0. Reds had superior hitting, aided by six Giants errors. McGraw acquired Spade for 1500 dollars. Spade homered against NY yesterday and joined the Giants. McGinnity started, Wiltse relieved. Giants rallied for three runs in Wiltse’s only inning. Malarkey finished, allowing one run.
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Hiberfeld
Ban Johnson
Detroit
Yankees
Mullin
Chesbro
Hogg
McIntyre
Chase
Schaefer
Crawford
Cobb
Kleinow
MccIntyre
Rossman
Coughlin
Ball
Schmidt
Downes
Hemphill
Mullen
Orth
Cincinnati
Giants
Reds
McGraw
Spade
Ganzel
McGinnity
New York
Wiltse
McCormick
Malarkey
Meadow Brook Defeats Freebooters In Polo Clash on Long Island
Meadow Brook beat the Philadelphia Cricket Club Freebooters 14 goals to 4% in a polo match at Cedahurst. H. Drury of the Quaker team was badly hurt when his pony clashed with D Milburn’s mount and had to be carried off barely conscious. Whitney led Meadow Brook with seven goals, Waterbury added five, Milburn three, and Phipps one. Philadelphia’s Drury and Rosengarten scored one and a half goals respectively, all by penalties.
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Cedahurst
Long Island
Meadow Brook
Philadelphia Cricket Club Freebooters
H. Drury
D. Milburn
Harry Payne Whitney
J. M. Waterbury
London fund reaches three hundred thousand for Olympic guests
The Daily Mail reports the fund for entertaining visiting athletes at the Olympic Games has reached 300,000. This strong total reflects broad support during London’s preparations and the host city’s efforts to provide hospitality for competitors.
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London
Daily Mail
Washington game notes and players listed in Chicago match
In Chicago match notes Washington, Tannehill and Warner are named along with Manuel Sullivan Owen Shaw and umpire O Loughlin. The fragment lists battery and team roles for a baseball or similar game with marked players and officials.
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Washington
I. Bs
Chicago
Sons
Tannehill and Warner
Manuel and Sullivan
Owen and Shaw
O’ Loughlin
Boston Defeats Cleveland In Battery Clash
In Boston, Fee da Ess Boston wins 2 to 0 over Cleveland. Battery for Boston features Pruitt and Criger while Cleveland fields Ryan and Clarke. Umpires Egan and Urst.
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Boston
Fee
Cleveland
Pruitt and Criger
Perce Ryan
Clarke
Egan and
Urst
Philadelphia Beats St Louis 2–0 In Pitch Duel
Philadelphia pitchers Bender and Smith shut out St Louis with Howell and Spencer contributing defensively. Umpire Connolly called the game as the Phillies prevailed 2 to 0 in a tight contest.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Bender and
Smith
Howell and Spencer
Connolly
Eastern League Games Today and Yesterday's Results
Eastern League slate today includes Newark at Baltimore Providence at Jersey City Toronto at Montreal Buffalo at Rochester. Yesterday Jersey City beat Providence 1 0 Newark edged Baltimore 2 1 Rochester demolished Buffalo 8 6 Montreal topped Toronto 4 2 Buffalo and Providence lead. Baltimore Newark and Toronto trail with mixed records.
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New York
Chicago
SY Renin Ao
Bos St. Louie
Philadelphia
Aew
York
Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Juutantes
Newark
Baltimore
Providence
Jersey City
Toronto
Montreal
Buffalo
Rochester
New England League Results Quick Scan
Worcester edges Lawrence by a late run as Lynn beats Lowell 5 to 4. Haverhill knocks off Fall River 6 to 4 while Brockton defeats New Bedford 2 to 1.
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Worcester
Lawrence
Lynn
Lowell
Haverhill
Fall River
Brockton
New Bedford
State League results from Wilkes-Barre Utica Scranton and Albany games
Wilkes-Barre defeated Utica 12 to 4 in game one and 3 to 1 in game two. Scranton beat A J G 0 in game one and 8 to 4 in game two. Syracuse lost to Troy 3 to 9. In the Binghamton Albany pairing Albany won 9 to 3.
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Wilkes-Barre
Utica
Scranton, & A
Scranton
Syracuse
Troy
Binghamton
Albany
Connecticut League Results Briefing
New Haven defeats New Britain 5 2 in game one and loses 2 3 in game two. Hartford beats Meriden 7 4. Holyoke outscored Waterbury 11 1 in a one sided affair.
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New Haven
New Britain
Hartford
Meriden
Holyoke
Waterbury
Lipton Cup Exhibition Tied to Shamrock Victory
Sir Thomas Lipton congratulates Frederic Thompson after Shamrock wins the Cape May Ocean Race. Thompson asks if Lipton’s congratulations accompany the cup as the Lipton Cup is taken from the Appraiser's office and shown at the Brooklyn Yacht Club ahead of the presentation.
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Shamrock
Cape May
Thomas Lipton
Frederic Thompson
Barr
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Cubs Defeat Brooklyn To Drop Superbas To Last Place
In a 6 to 3 Chicago win over Brooklyn, hits clustered early and in the sixth inning secured the Cubs a comfortable victory. Hoffman belted a home run, Maloney collected three hits with two doubles, and Reulbach pitched well to earn the win as Brooklyn slipped further into last place.
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Chicago
Cubs
Brooklyn
Reusbach
Brown
Superbas
Hoffman
Maloneys
Ritter
Bell
Hofman
Zimmerman
Sheehan
Maloney
Durbin
Reulbach
Holmes
Holmes, 1 In 1 Ifnning
Steinfelit
Peulbach
Rigler and Rudderham
Pittsburg Wins Doubleheader Over Philadelphia
First game Philadelphia commits errors leading to Pittsburg 3 1. Batteries: Philadelphia McQuillan Dooin Jacklitsch Pittsburg Willis Camnitz Gibson. Second game Philadelphia tallies nine runs to Pittsburg's four in a 9 4 decision. Batteries Philadelphia Sparks Doom Pittsburg Leifield Phelps Young Philippe Camnitz Leever O'Connor umpire O Day.
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R. H. E. Philadelphia
Eeee
Philadelphia
McQuillan
Dooin
Jacklitsch
Willis
Camnitz
Gibson
HK. H. E. Philadelphia
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Doom
Pittspore
Leifield
Phelps
Young
Philippe
Leever
O'Connor
O’day
St Louis Batterymatch Report with Officials and Umpire
In St Louis the batterymatch featured batteries from St Louis and Boston with players Raymond Ludwig Flaherty Dorner and Graham. Umpire Johnstone presided as the game progressed, final details are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
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R. FE
St-Louis
Boston
St. Louis
Raymond and
Ludwig
Flaherty
Dorner and
Graham
Johnstone
Englewood Lawn Tennis Semis Contests Set
Otto H Hink L Millens Burt and Richard H Palmer advanced to the Englewood Field Club semi finals after straight set wins in yesterday’s play. Hink beat Dr William Roesenbaum 6 3 6 2 Hart defeated G M Church 9 7 6 3 Palmer beat E S Nanksville 6 2 6 3. Women and mixed doubles began as all events move forward.
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Otto H. Hink
L. Millens Burt
Richard H. Palmer
Englewood Field Club
Englewood
N. J
Hink
William Roesenbaum
Hart
G. M. Church
Palmer
E. S. Nanksville
Oxford Triumphs Over Cambridge in Lords Cricket Match
Oxford defeated Cambridge by two wickets in the annual Lords clash this afternoon. Local report notes a tight contest with steady contributions from key players, underscoring Oxford’s narrow win and Cambridge’s strong response in a closely fought innings.
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Oxford
Cambridge
London
Lords
PHILADELPHIANS WIN Kings Bowling Helps American Eleven to Brilliant Victory
The Gentlemen of Philadelphia beat South Wales by 33 runs in Cardiff. J B King took seven wickets for 29 runs delivering fast, devastating spell that turned the match. Hordern claimed three for 63 and Silverlock top scored 61 in the first innings. The Americans next meet Worcestershire at Worcester tomorrow.
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Tribune
Cardiff
Philadelphia
South Wales
J. B. King
King
Belmont
Hordern
Silverlock
Worcestershire
Worcester
Kramer Wins and Loses at Madison Square Garden Races
Frank I. Kramer won the five mile lap race in a close finish at the Madison Square Garden bicycle meet last night, with Joe Fogler of Brooklyn second and Walter Bardgett of Buffalo third. Other events saw Carlo Vanoni win the one mile handicap, Charles H. Stein dominate the amateur five mile Miss and Out and Stein also take the five mile lap for amateurs. Additional results list notable riders from Empire City Wheelmen, Newark, Boston, and Brooklyn across multiple sprint and endurance races.
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Joe Fogler
Brooklyn
Walter E. Bardgett
Buffalo
Kramer
Carlo Vanoni
Joseph A. Fogler
Bardgett
Charles H. Stein
Empire City
Stein
H. Stangel
New York
W. Ssnoe
Canarsie
John J. Whalen
Clark Vanant
Italy
W. A. Bardgett
Edward Rupprecht
Newark
Charlies H. Stein
Empire City Wheelmen
Fred Hill
Boston
Jerome Steinert
Hicksville
Oscar Goerke
National A. C
Joseph Fogler
E. F. Root
Nathaniel Butler
Geratt
Walter A. Bardgett
CH. Stein
Adam Beyeman
New Pees
F. W. Eiffer
Frank Ta Kramer
East Orange
Hur t drivers improve and race news at Elkwood Park
Three hurt drivers in last Saturday's Elkwood Park track meet show rapid improvement. James Crawford, initially feared to need amputation, is recovering. Arthur Meyera walks after an arm injury. Arthur Warren has rib injuries but is healing. Fred Wagner to time trials at Ventnor beach and later serve as clerk of the course for the St. Paul race. Charles M Brown takes over as manager of the Winton branch in this city. The first 199 Packard is undergoing vigorous testing with H B Joy at the wheel.
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Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Long Branch
N. J
Elkwood Park
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Arthur Warren
Warren
Arthur Meyera
Bert Bellows
Fred J. Wagner
American Automobile Association
Jefferson DuMont Thompson
Maxwell
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Morton J. Seymour
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H. J. Kilpatrick
Hotchkiss
Ralph de Palma
Allen Kingston
Jack Clark
Red Devil Peerless
Charles M. Brown
Winton
Mr. Brown
Chicago
San Francisco
H. B. Joy
Wright and Little win doubles in Westchester tourney tennis
Beals C Wright and Raymond D Little won their doubles match 5-7 6-3 6-2 4-6 6-4 against William A Larned and George L Wrenn Jr in a round robin at the Westchester Country Club doubles event. Pell and Prentice also defeated Watson Jr and Leonard 6-1 9-7 6-4 aided by Pell’s fast driving throughout the three sets.
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Raymond D. Little
Theodore R. Pell
Hernon S. Prentice
Country Club
Westchester
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Little
William A. Larned
George L. Wrenn, Jr
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Larned
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Edgar W. Leonard
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Buffalo Drivers Prepare for Glidden and Hower Tours
Telegraph reports preparations for the Glidden and Hower tours with ten teams entered in the Glidden event from multiple clubs. Cars will be inspected, observers assigned, and the route through Cambridge Spring and surrounding areas outlined, while the Good Roads convention continues with speeches by Parker, Batchelder, Ryan, Pardington and Godfrey.
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Albany Links Busy Hosts Annual Central New York Golf League
The twelfth annual Central New York Golf League tournament opened at Albany Country Club with team matches for the league championship and an eighteen hole individual championship medal play. Notable performances came from Sadaquada Golf Club and Mohawk Club, while Otsego Golf Club was absent due to a Bishop Potter illness. a high wind affected play. A pistol wound incident in Brooklyn ended in a fatal tetanus case for Paul Friedenberger I.
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Central New York Golf League
Otsego Goit Ca
Bishop Potter
SadaquadaGe! Club
Onondaga Golf and County Club
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Owasco Country Club
Jefferson County Golf Chad
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Sadaquada
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