Brighton Purse Boost Promises Bigger Purses At Beach Meet
Brighton Beach Racing Association issued the second week programme with added money in all races including a 1 ¼ mile handicap Ocean Wave with $1.50 added. Enfield’s sudden improvement under new gear sparked talk of an investigation while Earl G. overcame early trouble to win. Takahira changes hands privately after the fifth race as track chatter swirls over owners and chances.
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Brighton Beach Racing Association
Brighton Beach
Woodford Clay
Enfield
J Lee
Shreve
Jack McGinnis
Mr. McGinnis
Earl G
Pirate of Penzance
McCahey
W. Gould Brokaw
Delcanta
Sheepshead Bay
Waterspeed
J. W. Cole
Sanfiy Creeker
McKinmer
Jocker
Sandy Creeker
Deltanta
McAfee
Waterviiet
Whitney Stable
Notter
Helen Harver
James B. Brady
Fountainblue
Oddfellow
Sir Lynnewood
Golconda
Florence II
Monocle
Brussel
Miller
James R. Keene
Jimmy Rowe
Mr. Keene
Killcreen
Reef
Edward Corrigan
Mr. Corrigan
Huron
David Dunlop
Takahira
Jule Garson
Meadow Brook Second Team Beats Great Neck In Polo Cup Clash
Meadow Brook second team defeated Great Neck polo four 9 to 5 in the Buszard cups opener at Cedarhurst Long Island. H. Phipps led Meadow Brook with four goals followed by H C Phipps three and Burden two. For Great Neck J A Burden was credited with one and J Grace with one. M Stevenson of Great Neck was briefly sidelined by a jaw ball injury.
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Cedarhurst
Long Island
Meadow Brook
Sly
M. Stevenson
Great Neck
Brecc
mGee
H. Phipps
W. Wace
A. Burden
J. P. Grace
J. A. Burden
H. C. Phipps
H. C. Brokaw
H. C Phipps
Burden
Brokaw
Grace
Donated support for Olympic fund and Jrs championships
London reports continued donations to the Olympic fund for visiting athletes led by Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal who contributed $1.00. John Flanagan of New York threw 173 feet in the 16 pound hammer, narrowly missing his world mark. Canadian runners praised the Windsor Castle to Stadium marathon course. Travers Island hosts the Metropolitan Junior Championships with sixteen events including a three mile run.
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London
Olympic Fund
Lord Strathcons
Mount Royal
Grafton Galleries
Bond Street
John Flanagan
New York
Torrington
Conn
Windsor Castle
England
Travers Island
Stahl Sold to Boston After Detroit Win Over Yankees
Detroit defeats New York 8 to 2 as Stahl shines with a homer and two hits before news of his sale to Boston shakes fans. Chesbro struggles while Willett and Newton close out the win. Delehanty to left field expected to replace Stahl. Yankees slump ends with fifth straight loss.
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Detroit
Yankees
Tigers
Cheshro
Newton
Willetts
Stahl
Boston
Jake
Chase
Frank Delehanty
Chesbro
Blair
McIntyre
Niles
Coughlan
Schmidt
Crawford
Cobb
Elberfeld
Conroy
Keeler
Hemphill
Moriarity
Sweeny
Downs
New York
Rossman
Coughlin
Schaefer
Willett
Sheridan and Evans
Melvitsre
O Niles
Scheefer
Morty
O Cobb
O Roseman
Vo Ball
Es Coughlin
Sweeney O
O Schmidt
C. Os
Hesbro
P. Newton
Pice
Delehanty
Philadelphia Battery Shuts Down St. Louis Nine
In Philadelphia a game between Batteries and St. Louis ended with strong pitching and errors. Players Waddell and Spencer led Philadelphia with solid defense while Dygert and Coombs contributed hits. Umpire Connolly oversaw the contest.
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Philadelphia
R. H. E. Sto
St. Louis
Waddell and Spencer
Dygert
Coombs
Powers
Schlitzer
Schreck
Connolly
Washington Defeats Chicago With Narrow Battery Duel
At Washington R H E Washington 1997 1600000006062 10 2 Chicago 1900 1000000000002 10 3. Batteries Washington Burns Warner Hughes Street Chicago Altrock Sullivan. Im pire O Loughlin.
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Washington
R. H. E. Washington
Chicago
Burns, Warner, Hughes and Street
Altrock and Sullivan
Impire
O' Loughlin
Cleveland Batteries Players Named in Boston Report
A Boston notice lists Cleveland battery partners Theilman and Bemis alongside players Morgan Winter Cicotte and Donohue. Impires Egan and Hurst are noted.
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Boston
R.H
Cleveland
Theilman
Bemis
Morgan
Winter, Cicotte
Donohue
Egan and Hurst
Eastern League scoreboard and standings update
In Eastern League action Newark plays Baltimore Jersey City and Providence face Jersey City Montreal meets Toronto with two games Rochester hosts Buffalo and two games Montreal Toronto. Standings show Bettimore 36 2 .529 Rochest 22 335 .453 Newark 87 34 S21 Jersey City 27 41 .397 Montreal 34 35 .493 Providence 35 39 .538 Toronto 32 2h 1485 Montreal is listed with errors in formatting.
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Newark
Baltimore
Providence
Jersey City
Montreal
Toronto
Rochester
Buffalo
Bettimore
Rochest
Connecticut League Scores Reported in Two Games
Meriden defeated Bridgeport 4 to 0 in the first game and New Haven beat Holyoke 10 to 2. Holyoke led New Haven 3 to 6 in the second game. Hartford won 6 to 0 against Springfield in the first game and 1 to 0 in the second. New Britain trounced Waterbury 7 to 1.
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Meriden
Bridgeport
New Haven
Holyoke
Hoolyoke
Hartford
Springfield
New Britain
Waterbury
New England League Scores Reported
Baseball results from the New England League show Brockton defeating Lawrence 4 to 2 and Haverhill beating Fall River 6 to 2. Worcester won 3 to 1 over Lowell in the first game, then Lowell took the second 2 to 3. Lynn defeated New Bedford 11 to 2.
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New England
Lawrence
Brockton
Haverhill
Fall River
Lowell
Worcester
Lynn
New Bedford
Giants Acquire Spade and Brain From Cincinnati
President Pulliam of the National League ordered Spade and Brain to report for the Giants. McGraw's pennant bid strengthens as Spade heads to Pittsburgh for an extra pitcher. Boston Americans move Stahl from Yankees, selling Ungland to Washington. Stahl to play first base.
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Giants
Spade
Brain
Cincinnati
Pulliam
McGraw
Pittsburg
Pirate
Boston Americans
Stahl
Yankees
Ungland
Washington
Stah
Glidden Tourists Reach Pittsburg After 132 Mile Run
Thousands greet Glidden and Hower trophy contestants in Pittsburg as they arrive from Cambridge Springs 132 miles away. Most cars beat the six and a half hour schedule by an hour. Several mishaps and penalties noted, with remaining route altered to test vehicles. Tomorrow’s leg over the Alleghenies to Bedford Springs covers 118 miles.
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The
Tribune
Pittsburg
American Automobile Association
Glidden and Hower
Cambridge Springs
Penn
Garford
H. & Vantine
Cleveland Automobile Club
Newcastle
Overland
Chicago Automobile Club
Pierce
Studebaker
Peerless
Moravia
Allegheny Mountains
Bedford Springs
Miss Marie Wagner Defeats Carrie Neely for Englewood Cup
In the Middle States championship final at Englewood Field Club New Jersey Marie Wagner defeated Carrie B Neely 8 6 to claim the cup. Wagner pressured Neely with fast volleys from the net as the match swung in her favor. Results also noted include Tallant beating Hink in men open singles and Bull Martin duo taking doubles in straight sets.
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Miss Marie Wagner
Carrie B. Neely
Englewood Field Club
Englewood
N. J
Miss Wagner
Miss Neely
Hugh Tallant
Harvard
Richard H. Palmer
Otto H. Hink
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Harry C. Martin
Herbert Coppell
Shepard Homans
Mrs. L. S. Coe
Hackett and Fisher Advance With Trio To Westchester Net Final
Hackett and Fisher beat Larned and Wrenn in three sets 6-4 2-6 10-8 6-4 to reach a final against Wright and Little. The pair dominated rallies with Hackett’s strong drives and Fisher’s net play, setting up a potential title clash.
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Harold H. Hackett
Edwin P. Fisher
Westchester
William A. Larned
George L. Wrenn, Jr
Beals C. Wright
Raymond D. Little
Hackett
Fisher
Wray sails for England to study rowing conditions
James E. Wray, Harvard crew coach who defeated Yale on the Thames, sailed from Boston to England on July 10 to observe rowing conditions. He will attend the Olympic regatta and inspect Cambridge crew preparation.
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the Tribune
Boston
James E. Wray
Harvard
Yale
Thames
England
Cambridge
Power boat race around Staten Island opens at ten
Thirteen power boats enter a seventy mile race around Staten Island under Colonial Yacht Club management. The starting point is Robin's Reef Light at ten this morning. Commodore George Vestner will hoist his flag aboard Captain Granberg's yacht Irene II, the power boat that won second prize in the Bermuda ocean race.
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Staten Island
Colonial Yacht Club
Robin's Reef
George Vestner
Granberg
Irene II
Bermuda
Protest to Settle Shamrock Measurement Battle
Frederic Thompson orders Captain Charles Barr and crew to bring the Shamrock to Ulmer Park for hull measurement. The yacht will be hauled out, inspected, and remeasured to verify water line and sail area for an exact Lipton Cup rating amid a dispute with Stuyvesant Wainwright. Professor William Hallock of Columbia assists with the process.
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Shamrock
Stuyvesant Wainwright
Frederic Thompson
New London
Charles Barr
Brooklyn
Elsa IH
Barr
Ulmer Park
Thompson
William Hallock
Columbia University
New York Yacht Club
Sweet Marie Triumphs In New England Breeders Race
Readville Mass July 10 Sweet Marie won the free for all trotting championship at the New England Breeders track by taking the first and third heats and finishing ahead of Major Delmar in the final stretch. Major Delmar led early, Wilkes Heart faded in the second heat, and Sweet Marie clocked the fastest time 2 06 42 in the first heat with a strong backstretch drive.
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Readville
Mass
Sweet Marie
New England
Major Delmar
Wilkes Heart
Sweet Marte
Andrew
McDonald
Delmar
Show Mare Barbarossa Sold From Texington to California Buyer
Clarence Kerr of Texington KY sold the show mare Barbarossa to Mrs. E W Scripps of California for a sum reported as 9000. The new owner plans to exhibit the horse in both the East and West circuits.
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Texington
Clarence Kerr
E. W. Scripps
California
Giants Fall to Pirates in Ninth Inning Shootout
The Pirates defeated the Giants 7 to 6 in Pittsburgh as Leach capped a ninth inning rally with a homer after New York briefly tied the game in the final frame. Early Giants led 4-0, but Pittsburgh surged back with key hits by Clarke Wagener and Wilson, and Ab Batichio started the late comeback.
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Pittsburg
Giants
Pirates
Leach
Clarke
Wagener
Thomas
Abbatichio
Storke
Wilson
McCormick
Leffield
New York
Wagner
Young
Leifield
Seever
Doyle
Devlin
Abbaticchio
Wiltse
O ° Day
Kiem
Superbats Defeat St. Louis on Triple Play Heroics
Brooklyn tops St. Louis 3 0 as Hummel, Konetchy, and O Rourke turn a first inning triple play. McIntyre stars for Brooklyn, St. Louis limited to five hits. game completed in 1:44 with Rigler umpiring.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Maloney
Burch
Hummel
Shaw
Konetchy
McIntyre
O'Rourke
Charles
Hummerly
Jordan
Sheehan
Hummell
Maroney
Charlies
Murray
Lumiey
Delehanty
Ludwig
Lewis
Byrne
Bergen
Jo O’ Rourke
Sa. Mcintyre
Lash
Wess
Karger Ores
Gentlemen of Philadelphia Lead Worcester in Tub Match
Worcester England July 10 Philadelphia innings showed forceful batting by A M Wood and F S White. Wood 62. White a solid 60 plus stand for first wicket. Lester reached 11, Graves dismissed. Visitors 68 runs ahead of Worcestershire with three wickets down at stumps. Wood to resume tomorrow.
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Cable
the Tribune
Worcester
England
Gentlemen
Philadelphia
Worcestershire
A. M. Wood
F. S. White
Wood
White
J. A. Lester
N. Z Graves
Baseball Today Two Games At American League Park
Two baseball games scheduled today at American League Park in New Jersey. The first game starts at 2 p.m. with the Americans facing Cleveland. One admission.
Auto hill climb and talks on evolving auto industry
Automobilists will contest hill climbing at Fort Washington Avenue with four passenger social car drag, timed by The New York Times. Maurice E Hewlett and others stage events while German and Continental executives discuss road improvements, tire technology, standardization, and the growing demand for mid priced cars in Norway.
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Fort Washington Avenue
Maurice E. Hewlett
Mazner
New York
W. Tischbein
Hanover
Germany
Preston
Continental Cacutchouc Company
Ity
Continental Tires
Theome
Europe
America
American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
Gengy Michael Alger
Norway
Mr. Alger
Americans Dominate at Olympic Shooting Trials in Bisley
In Bisley July 10 Americans clinched one gold and one silver as they take the lead in the first stage of the international team match. Lt. Semon of Ohio excelled in the metre individual with 886 points, while Walter Winans defeated Captain Rankin in the double shot running deer shoot-off. The American team leads after three ranges with 1,291 points to England’s 1,251. Canada sits third.
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Semon
Ohio
Helgand
Walter Winans
Rankin
England
Canada
Myara
Sweden
France
Norway
Greece
Denmark
America
Sweet
Lueshner
Benedick
Eastman
van Aebrock
Storms
Gorman
Axtell
Sherman’s Son Golf Final in Central New York League
Albany July 1 T H Sherman of Schenectady and W W Puttern of Schenectady will meet tomorrow at 30 for the league championship. In the semi finals Sherman beat Towne 3 up and Patten defeated Gregory 5 up 2 1m.
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Albany
T. H. Sherman
Sherman
W. W. Puttern
Sherman Yak Towne
Schenectady
Patten
Gregory
State League Results Report from Wilkes-Barre and Albany
Wilkes Barre defeats Syracuse with four to one as Albany posts a four to one win over Troy marked by Serana contributing key efforts. The brief standings note dominance of the state league results across the cities and teams mentioned.
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Wilkes-Barre
Syracuse
Albany
Troy
Serana
Horses and Carriage Case Report Confusion at Court
A stray OCR fragment hints at a dispute over a horse and carriage harness involving individuals named Barros and Ack. The readable text mentions a harness issue and a court setting, but key details and context are missing.
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