England's Field Day at Olympics Sweden Tops Javelin Toss
Taondon July 15 Great Britain France and Sweden won gold medals as Olympic finals concluded. Lemming set a javelin record at 178 feet 7 inches for Sweden while England and France took other events. Eisele led Americans with strong showing in the 5 mile, though finished fourth. Sweden claimed distance and Sweden and England plus France earned early golds.
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New York Athletic Club
Edward P. Carr
Xavier Athletic Association
New York
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Johnson
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Amer
Bouquet Second Beats by a Neck at Brighton Beach
Bouquets second finish continues a pattern as Falanda from the rail edged Spooner and Bouquet to win a one mile handicap. Waponoca led a six race steeplechase field and was bought by Tom Monahan after a strong bid. Jacobite rode by Sweet defeated Live Wire in the third race. Etherial won the opening event, with Dugan guiding two winners on the day.
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Kinley Mack
Baby Weir
Roseben
Big Chief
Brighton Beach
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E. Dugan
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J. W. McClelland
Mr. Monahan
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Arondack
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Canvas
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Sweet
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Live Wire
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Automobiles and auto dealers listed in New York papers
A fragment listing Times Square Auto Co and related auto dealers. Mentions new and used autos, and Sunday paper advertisements. Sparse readable text shows a local car dealer reference without clear dates or models.
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Times SQ. Auto CO
Glidden tour nears halt after wreck near Sands Eddy
On July 15 Milford Penn a Gyroscope car driven by Chris White of New York and carrying Bert Corrie of Detroit plunged 25 feet into a ditch after a steering knuckle break near Sands Eddy five miles from Easton. Corrie leaped clear while White was hurled but unharmed. The wreck left the radiator bent and the machine badly damaged though no one was seriously hurt. The first leg proved rough with water breaks unfinished roads yet the later route through Delaware Water Gap was fine, keeping six teams tied for first. Tomorrow the convoy heads 168 miles to Albany with the Pathfinder car resuming after morning trouble near Easton.
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Penn
Sands Eddy
Easton
Chris White
New York
Bert Corrie
Detroit
Corrie
White
Doylestown
Lehigh Canal
Delaware Water Gap
Buffalo
Chicago
Rochester
Bay State
Columbus
Lockwood
Albany
Giants crack Cubs as Wiltse shuts them out
In Chicago on July 15 the Giants defeated the Cubs 11 to 0 behind Wiltse’s steady pitching. Tenney and Bresnahan sparked the offense with key hits, while Brown was pulled in the fourth after New York loaded the bases. The win moves New York into second place behind Pittsburg in the National League standings.
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Giants
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Wiltse
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Pittsburg
Boston
Chance
Brown
Tenney
Doyle
Bresnahan
Seymour
Hofman
McGraw
Devlin
McCormick
Bridwell
Pfeister
New York
Overall
O' Day
Johnstone
Wright Defeats Behr In Seabright Tennis Tourney
At Seabright Cricket and Lawn Tennis Club two matches took place with singles and doubles action. Beals C Wright beat Karl H Fehr in a tight three set affair while W J Clothier won 6-1 6-3 over A S Dabney. In doubles Ward and Little beat Prentice and Watson Jr while Kett and Leonard defeated Nilea and Dabney and Larned with Wrenn topped Carleton.
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Beals C. Wright
Karl H. Fehr Ard
Behr
Wright
W. J. Clothier
A. S. Dabney
Dabney
Clothier
N. W. Niles
Ray Little
Seabright
Holcombe Ward
Hackett
Alexander
Edgar W. Leonard
Larned
Wrenn
Carleton
Whitman
R. H
A. Dabney
W. A. Larned
3. L. Wrenn, Jr
M. D. Whitman
R. H. Carleton
Quakers Badly Beaten by Hampshire in Tour Defeat
Southampton July 15. The Philadelphians suffered a heavy defeat to Hampshire by an innings and 2 runs as Kennedy led Hampshire with 6 for 41. Mead and Llewellyn took two each, while Philadelphia's top score was only 25. the side will rest tomorrow before traveling to Folkestone for the next match.
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Philadelphians
Hampshire
Kennedy
Mead
Llewellyn
J. B. King
F. L. White
A. M. Wood
H. V. Herdern
Folkestone
Gentlemen of
Chandler Egan Catches Tartar in Golf Match
Rock Island July 15 reports a Western Golf Association championship upset day. Defending champion Chandler Egan loses in the second round to John D. Cady after a rough ninth hole, with Cady winning four and halving the fourteenth, ending Egan's title bid. Warren K. Wood also falls to Rev. Paul R. Talbot of Wichita.
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Rock Island Arsenal Links
Chandler Egan
Kenneth Edwards
Warren K. Wood
Harry Legg
John D. Cady
Egan
Cady
Paul R. Talbot
Wichita
Kan
Connecticut League Results Card Mix
Bridgeport defeats Waterbury 5 to 2. Meriden tops New Britain 5 to 4. New Haven beats Springfield 9 to 1. Hartford shuts out Holyoke 6 to 0.
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Bridgeport
Waterbury
Meriden
New Britain
Springfield
New Haven
Holyoke
Hartford
Washington Battery Lineup and Umpire Names
At Washington St. Louis battery members Washington Burns Hughes and Street with Bailey and Spencer. Umpire O Loughlin noted for the game versus St. Louis.
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Washington
Detroit Beats Boston 5 to 1 in Battery Match
Detroit pitchers Willetts and Schmidt held Boston to one run as Criger and Burehell contributed for Boston. Umpires were Hurst and Egan. The official scoring line lists EB and Detroit totals with miscellaneous sequence marks in the Chicago era style.
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Boston
R. H. EB
Detroit
Willetts
Schmidt
Burehell
Criger
Hurst and Egan
Reds Too Much for Superbans in Eight Inning Burst
Cincinnati used a late rally to beat Brooklyn 5 to 3 in the second game of the series on July 15. Hummel added a three base hit and Paskert followed with a timely single to drive in the tying and winning runs. Bell pitched the ninth for Brooklyn, but Cincinnati capitalized on free passes and a double by Ganzel to secure the lead.
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Lake
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Hummel
Paskett
Huxwins
Lobert
Hulswitz
Jordan
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Maloney
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Hell
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Eastern League Games Recap From Yesterday
Scores by innings from yesterday’s games show Providence beating Newark 6 to 4 at Newark with strong drives in early frames. Baltimore edged Jersey City 6 to 2 at Baltimore, driven by pitching and timely hits. Batteries: Providence Glaze Peterson Newark Brockett Stanage Umpire Kelly. Batteries Baltimore McCloskey Byers Jersey City Lafitte Fitzgerald Crist Umpires Stefford Walker.
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Providence
Glaze
Peterson
Brockett and Stanage
Kelly
Baltimore
Byers
Jersey City
Lafitte
Fitzgerald
Crist
Stefford
Walker
Baseball clash at American League Park today
Lawrence 2 Brockton 6 Haverhill 3 Fall River 2 Worcester 13 Lowell 6 Lynn and New Bedford 6. Baseball Today 4 p m American League Park New York Americans meet St Louis in a league game.
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St. Louis
Pittsburg Triumph Over Boston In Tight Battery Clash
In Bitter Bitter game Pittsburg edges Boston 3 to 2 as Leever and Gibson handle the batteries for Boston while Panes and Smith work for Pittsburg. Umpires Rigler and Rudderham preside.
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Boston
Leever
Gibson
Panes
Smith
Rigler and Rudderham
Baseball Box Score from St. Louis Game
At St Louis the box score shows Philadelphia scoring .8 runs on 650000000 and 8129 hits while St Louis totals 6 runs with 6 errors. Batteries: Philadelphia Moser and Doom. St Louis Beebe Karger and Biss. Umpire Emsalie.
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Chicago
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Vickers
Schreck
Dygert
Owen
Weaver
Connolly
St. Louis
Moser and Doom
Beebe, Karger and Biss
Emsalie
Tipton to Coach Army Eleven at West Point
West Point authorities announce Lieutenants J W Brachan and A C Tipton assigned to duty at West Point to coach the football squad. The unit numbers eighty to ninety men. Tipton previously captained the Army team in 194 and Braham captained a renowned Cornell team in 1897.
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N. Y
J. W. Brachan
17Th Infantry
A. C. Tipton
Havara
Cuba
Lipton
Braham
Cornell University
Brighton Beach Racing Summaries
At Brighton Beach track prices are quoted internally for events and wagers, with figures circulated among officials and bookmakers but not published for public viewing. The system emphasizes track insiders tracking odds rather than public listings.
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