Brighton Purse Ups with Ocean Wave Added Money and Enfield Wins
Brighton Beach racing officials raised overnight purses with a $1500 added for the Ocean Wave, as a crowd of about five thousand enjoyed a brisk Friday program. Enfield, ridden by Shreve, surged to win the fifth race after a prior poor effort, prompting debate on blinkers and conditioning. J. McGinnis bought Enfield for 1100 after Woodford Clay initially declined 1900, while Earl G. and WaterSpeed also featured. Delcanta ran fair in steeplechase, Sandy Creeker fell, and Watervliet led two-year-olds as Golconda defeated Florence II in maiden company.
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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
Sandy Creeker
McKinmer
Jocker
Delanta
McAfee
Watervliet
Whitney Stable
Notter
Helen Harver
James B. Brady
Fountainblue
Sir Lynnewood
Golconda
Florence II
Monocle
Chaplet
Seat of Arms
Brussel
Miller
James R. Keene
Jimmy Rowe
Mr. Keene
Killcreen
Edward Corrigan
Mr. Corrigan
Huron
Badger
David Dunlop
Takahira
Jule Garson
B. G
Goldcrest—Fond
Post Jnook Ethies
Marryatt
W. Miller
Florence
Wimmer
Or A1
McDaniel
Nesbitt
Musgrave
Montrose
Corbett
Lee
RS Rosario
Purcell
Garner
Reinferd
Nael Cornell
Prz
Gilbert
Jig Music
May Rose
Kiein
Nee
Lang
Ch. F
Sue Kittie
Ae “Post
Jock
Warterspeed
Colt
Tdeleanta
Brokaw
Boadwee
Robador
Krans
Feil
Feil.McKinn
Halpton St
Olatere
Fleurette
Belmont
Queen of Trent
Arondack
MecLaughlin
Bran
E. Dugan
Merry Gift
Catherine Simp
Fitzgerald
Sweet
Mariana
Dwyer
Il Il
Garrer Muserave
Harlem Maid
Watt
Merise Soewene
Smith
Yorke
Weymouth
Alexander
Secret Service
Brownleigh P’k
Sir Dixon
Lady Wayward
Shoeseeeess
Widener
Notter See
Fir Lynnewood
Schulte
Zienap
Eswae
RY Sumter
Upton - Eee
Faller Girl
Stockton
Brady
Os Jensen
Campaigne Richards
Ae Fir Ly
Sata Zienap
Moonshine
Thrace
Dt. c
Isolee
Garson
Iit
Madden
Darden
Upton
Norcross
Mobility Cetara
Pirate of France
Alma T. Pos
Bettin
St. A
Karl G
Trash
Seeee
Coulter
Mt Ap
Juggler
Odom
A Ae McDaniel
Lally
Monahan
Red Friar
Marrone
Joseph
Aste
E_ Dugan
Elias
Meadow Brook Second Team Tops Great Neck in Polo Battle
Meadow Brook defeated Great Neck 9 to 5 in the Buszard cups opener at Cedarhurst Long Island. M. Stevenson of Great Neck was hit by a ball but returned to play. Meadow Brook showed superior strength after a scoreless first period.
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Cedarhurst
Long Island
Meadow Brook
Todlay
Sly
M. Stevenson
Meadow Brook 2D
Great Neck Hadcp
Hadcp
B. Phipps
W. R. Grace
A. Burden, Jr
J. P. Grace
J. A. Burden
Jevenson
H. C. Phipps
H. C. Brokaw
Goale
H. Phipps
Burgden
A. Burden
Great Neck
Brokaw
Grace
Safeties
Flanagan’s Hammer Throw Near World Record at Olympic Fund Meet
London reports donations to the Olympic fund including a gift from Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal. John Flanagan of New York landed the sixteen pound hammer at 173 feet two notches short of his world mark. Canadians completed sections of the marathon course Windsor Castle to the Stadium. Junior championships of the metropolitan district begin Travers Island with sixteen events including a three mile run.
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London
Olympic Fund
Forign
Lord Strath ©Cona
Mount Royal
Grafton Galleries
Bond Street
John Flanagan
New York
Torrington, Coenn
Windsor Castle
England
Travers Island
Stahl Sold to Boston After Tigers Triumph
Detroit defeats New York 5 to 2 as Stahl shines with a home run and two hits before news of his sale to the Boston club. Chesbro struggles for New York while Willett, Newton handle the pitching. Detroit gains ground in the American League standings amid tense fan reaction to the trade.
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Detroit
Yankees
Tigers
Cheshro
Newton
Willetts
Stahl
Boston
Jake
Chase
Frank Delehanty
Stahli
Chesbro
Blair
McIntyre
Niles
Coughlan
Schmidt
Crawford
Cobb
Elberfeld
Conroy
Keeler
Hemphill
Mortarity
Moriarity
Sweeny
Downs
Somo
New York
Stah
Rossman
Schaefer
Coughlin
Willett
Sheridan
Evans
OlNites
Scheefer
Mor‘ty
Ip & O
O Rossman
Eo Ball
Sweeney
Senet
Ener - SS
Batteries Clash In Philadelphia Matchup
In Philadelphia the battery pair of St Louis, Waddell and Spencer face off against Dygert, Coombs, Powers, Schlitzer, and Schreck with Connolly umpiring as the game unfolds.
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Philadelphia
R.H
Washington Team in Battery Contest With Chicago Opponents
In Washington, R Z E Washington faced Chicago players in a batteries match. Burns, Warner, Hughes, Street, Altrock, and Sullivan contributed for Chicago, while O Loughlin faced the opposition. The fragmentary report notes darkness during play and names multiple participants from both sides.
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Washington
Chicago
Burns
Warner
Hughes
Street
Altrock and Sullivan
O' Loughlin
Boston Battery Stars R Hi Cleveland Cast
In Boston the Cleveland battery trio of Theilman Bemis, Morgan, Winter and Cicotte faced pitchers Donohue Um pires Egan and Hurst in a fielding showcase. The sparse notes suggest a scoreless or low scoring contest with key defensive plays shaping the outcome.
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Boston
R. Hi
Cleveland
GeeaeeGen
Theilman
Bemis
Morgan
Winter
Cicotte
Donohue
Egan and
Hurst
Eastern League results and standings update
Newark beat Baltimore 5 4 while Providence defeated Jersey City 3 1 and Buffalo routed Toronto 8 1 in Eastern League action. Montreal defeated Toronto 5 1 and Rochester won 7 6. Standings show Buffalo 40 20 .580, Montreal 34 39 .538, Toronto 36 32 .520, Rochester 29, Newark 37 34 .521, Jersey City 27.
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Newark
Baltimore
Providence
Jersey City
Montreal
Toronto
Rochester
Buffalo
W. Buffalo
Beltimore
Local Holiday Lacrosse Scores Across Cities
Meriden beat Bridgeport 4 to 0 while New Haven led Holyoke 10 2 in the first game and Holyoke won 3 9 in the second. Hartford defeated Springfield 6 to 5 in the first game and 1 to 0 in the second while New Britain topped Waterbury 10 to 7.
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Meriden
Bridgeport
New Haven
Holyoke
Hartford
Springfield
New Britain
Waterbury
New England League Scores Split Across Doubleheader Doubleheader Results
Lawrence 2 Brockton 9. Haverhill 6 Fall River 2. Lowell 1 Worcester 6 in first game. Worcester 3 Lowell 2 in second game. Lynn 11 New Bedford 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 approved the transfer, boosting John McGraw’s Giants in the pennant race. Spade is ordered to report in Pittsburgh where an extra pitcher may be needed against the Pirates. The Boston Americans sold Unglaub to Washington after purchasing Stahl from the Yankees, with Stahl set to start at first base.
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Giants
Spade
Brain
Cincinnati
Pulliam
National League
McGraw
Pittsburg
Pirate
Boston Americans
Stahl
Yankees
Unglaub
Washington
Stah
Glidden tour arrives in Pittsburg amid rough run
Glidden and Hower trophy contestants reach Pittsburg after a 132 mile run from Cambridge Springs. Cars faced hills and rough roads with some breakdowns and penalties. Pierce, Studebaker, Peerless, Thomas, Oldsmobile, Reo and Premier posted perfect scores while others incurred penalties for late arrival and improper fuel and oil. The Pittsburgh Club and locals welcomed the entrants with confetti and signs.
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The
Tribune
Pittsburg
American Automobile Association
Glidden and Hower
Cambridge Springs
Penn
Garford
H. S. Vantine
Cleveland Automobile Club
Newcastle
Overland
Chicago Automobile Club
Pierce
Studebaker
Peerless
Moravia
Allegheny Mountains
Bedford Springs
Wagner Defeats Neely For Middle States Cup Title
Miss Marie Wagner defeated Miss Carrie B Neely 8 6 6 4 at Englewood New Jersey to win the final round of the Middle States championship. Earlier Wagner blocked Neely at the net as both moved quickly exchanging volleys. Final scores show Tallant Palmer in the men s singles and Bull Martin in doubles with other results from the event.
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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 win semi final doubles match
Harold H Hackett and Edwin P Fisher defeated William A Larned and George L Wrenn Jr in three sets 6-4 2-6 10-8 6-4 at the Country Club of Westchester to reach the final. They will face Beals C Wright and Raymond D Little for the trophies, with a possible tie if the latter lose.
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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 Observe Rowing Conditions
Boston July 10 James E Wray Harvard crew coach who defeated Yale on the Thames sailed for England today to study rowing conditions He will attend the Olympic regatta and observe Cambridge crew work likely to aid Harvard programs and future competitions.
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the Tribune
Boston
James E. Wray
Harvard
Yale
Thames
England
Cambridge
Power Boats to Race Around Staten Island Race
Thirteen power boats enter a seventy mile course around Staten Island under the Colonial Yacht Club management. The race starts at 10 this morning from Robin's Reef Light with Commodore George Wessner hoisting his flag on Captain Granberg's yacht Irene II, the vessel that won second prize in the Bermuda ocean race.
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Staten Island
Colonial Yacht Club
Robin’s Reef
George Wessner
Granberg
Irene II
Bermuda
Protest to Settle Shamrock Measurement Dispute
Frederic Thompson seeks to settle the Shamrock rating dispute after winning the Lipton Cup. Captain Charles Barr and crew will join in Brooklyn for hull measurement at Ulmer Park marine basin, then sails will be set to confirm water line and sail area. Professor William Hallock of Columbia University will assist with the measurement to ensure a decisive and fair result.
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Shamrock
Stuyvesant Wainwright
Frederic Thompson
New London
Charles Barr
Brooklyn
Elsa TI
Barr
Marine Basin
Ulmer Park
Thompson
William Hallock
Columbia University
New York Yacht Club
Sweet Marie Wins New England Breeders' Trotting Crown
Readville Mass July 10 Sweet Marie wins the free-for-all trotting championship at the New England Breeders track taking two heats then the final heat in 2 07, Major Delmar runner up in most heats, Wilkes Heart fading to third.
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Readville
Mass
Sweet Marie
New England
Major Delmar
Wilkes Heart
Sweet Marte
Andrew
McDonald
Delmar
Show Mare Barbarossa Sold to California Buyer
Clarence Kerr of Texington Kentucky sold the show mare Barbarossa to Mrs. E. W. Scripps of California for an undisclosed sum. The buyer plans to display the horse in exhibitions in the East and West.
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Texington
Clarence Kerr
E. W. Scripps
California
Giants Fall To Pirates In Ninth Inning Thriller
Giants lose 7 to 6 at Pittsburg after leading 4-0 in the first. Leach homered in the ninth as Pittsburg rallied with Clarke and Wagener triples and a Wilson score. McCormick two-base hit, Leach homer, Leefeid pitched six strong, Leever allowed late runs.
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Pittsburg
Giants
Pirates
Leach
Clarke
Wagener
Thomas
Abbatichio
Storke
Wilson
McCormick
Abbaticchio
New York
Wiltse
Young
Leifield
Superbats Defeat St Louis in Triple Play Highlight
Brooklyn wins 3 to 0 at St Louis with a first inning triple play. McIntyre pitched well for Brooklyn as St Louis was unable to solve him. Highlights include a standout triple play by Shaw Konetchy and O Rourke.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Maloney
Burch
Hummell
Shaw
Konetchy
McIntyre
O'Rourke
Charles
Jordan
Sheehan
Konethyr
Lush
ST. Lovis
Shaw Af
Burch If
Murray
Lumiey
Delehanty
Kenetchy
Good Stand By Wood In Worcester Cricket Test
Worcester England July 10 The Gentlemen of Philadelphia after a thunderstorm postponed play batted well and finish stumps 68 runs ahead of Worcestershire for three wickets Wood 62 and White 11 in a stand for the first wicket Lester 11 Graves out. The match resumes tomorrow with Wood continuing innings.
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Cable
the Tribune
Worcester
England
Gentlemen of
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 games scheduled with the first at 2 pm at American League Park in N. Americans host Cleveland. One admission price noted.
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Baseball Today
American League Park
Cleveland
Automobiles in hill climb contest and auto talk
Automobilists will try hill climbing contests at Fort Washington avenue street with cars racing against time. The New York Timers will time the event. C W Tischbein of Hanover and Continental Tire reps discuss road treatment, price stability, and industry outlook in Europe and America.
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Fort Washington Avenue
Maurice E. Hewlett
New York
W. Tischbein
Hanover
Germany
Drea
Continental Caoutchouc Company
Continental Tires
Europe
Yestar
America
Americans Lead in International Team Match at Bisley
Bisley July 10 Americans win one gold and one silver in Olympic shooting events. Lt Semon scores 886 in 20 metre, beating Helgand of Norway. Walter Winans defeats Captain Rankin in running deer double shot playoff. Americans top the team match with 1291 points to England 1280, Sweden 124, Canada 112, amid overcast skies and 20 mph breeze.
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Bisley
Semon
Helgand
Walter Winans
Rankin
England
Canada
Sweden
France
Norway
Greece
Denmark
America
Lueshner
Martin
Tes Casey
Benedick
Eastman
Cess
General America
Teat
James A. Crain
van Aebrock
Storms
Gorman
Axtell
Dietz
Winans
Rogers
Sherman and Patten to vie for Central New York golf title
Albany July 10 T H Sherman of Tete for Congressman Sherman the Republican Presidential nominee meets W W Patten of Schenectady for the Central New York league championship tomorrow. Sherman won his semifinal at Towne 3 up and 1 to play while Patten defeated Gregory of Albany 5 up.
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Albany
T. H. Sherman
Tete
Sherman
W. W. Patten
Smnectady
Towne
Schenectady
Patten
Gregory
State League Results Show Mixed Scores
Wilkes-Barre beat Syracuse 4 to 2 while Scranton and Binghamton posted scores 3 to 0 and 4 to 1 respectively in a compact set of league results from the state circuit.
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Wilkes-Barre
Syracuse
Alba
Troy
Binghamton
Scranon
Horses and Carriages Rubber Tired Runabout
A brief note lists rubber tired runabout models including Nemene ataheil Wine 73 Bartow with emphasis on vintage horse and carriage themes.
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Bartow
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Mr. Alger
MR. Sherman’s Son
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