England's field day at Olympics Sweden breaks javelin mark
London July 15 Great Britain France and Sweden win Olympic finals. Sweden's Lemming sets a javelin record 178 feet 7 inches, beating his own Athens 1906 mark by over three feet. France wins the 2000 metre tandem cycle race and Britain secures another gold in the three wire team race along with other podiums. USA limited medal haul with a silver in the three mile team race and few entrants in events.
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Bouquet Second Agaly Beaten At Brighton Beach
A crowded Brighton Beach handicap features Bouquet second to Falenda by a neck after a rail duel. Falcada, eased to win with Dugan up, beat Spooner and Bouquet in one mile. Waponoca wins the sixth race, Tom Monahan buying at auction, Mrs. McLaughlin profits from the bid-up. Etherial claims the first, Jacobite nosed Live Wire, and Trash, Trash finishes strong despite a tough ride. Dugan rides two winners while Notter places twice in his Brighton Beach finale.
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Automobiles ad bids large dealer listings on Broadway
An automobile advertisement catalogues 24 Hand Autos and other new cars from major dealers located on Broadway. It promotes watching Sunday announcements for the latest models and top deals, highlighting extensive selection and value in a time of heavy motor sales.
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Aute Ce
Distances Runners At Work Glidden Tour Hit Sands Eddy
The Glidden tour faced a near fatal wreck at Sands Eddy five miles from Easton as the Gyroscope car left the road plunging into a ditch. Drivers Chris White and Bert Corrie escaped serious injury while the car sustained heavy damage. Despite the mishap the six leading teams remain tied for first, with the route to Albany tomorrow marking the halfway point.
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Chris White
New York
Bert Corrie
Detroit
Doylestown
Lehigh Canal
Delaware Water Gap
Buffalo
Chicago
Rochester
Bay State
Columbus
Lockwood
Albany
Giants Humble Cubs in Eleven Run rout
The Giants defeated the Cubs 11 to 0 as Wiltse shut down Chicago while Tenney, Bresnahan, and Doyle sparked the offense. In the American League, Cleveland crushed New York 16 to 1 in the opener and won 3 to 2 in the second game, amid Yankee miscues and strong hitting. Detroit topped Boston 5-1, Washington beat St. Louis 3-2, and Philadelphia downed Chicago 7-2 in the day’s listed results, with standings noting Pittsburg atop the NL after a ten inning win over Boston.
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Sekt
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LPC
Eae
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St Louis
Fork
Wright Defeats Behr At Seabright Lawn Tennis Meet
Seabright tournament action features Beals C Wright beating Karl H Fehr in a tight three set singles. W J Clothier wins 6-1 6-3 over A S Dabney. In doubles, Little and Ward defeat Prentice and Watson while Hackett Leonard beat Milea and Dabney, and Larned and Wrenn down Whitman and Carleton.
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Beals C. Wright
Karl H Fehr
Behr
Wright
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A. S. Dabney
Dabney
Clothier
N. W. Niles
Ray Little
Seabright
Holcombe Ward
Hackett
Alexander
Edgar W. Leonard
Larned
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Whitman
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B. C. Wright
J. Hi. Behr
A. & Debney
H. Ward
R. D. Little
B.S. Prentice
C. F. Watson
W. A. Larned
G. L. Wrenn, Jr
M. D. Whitman
S—to
Quakers Badly Beaten by Hampshire on Tour
Southampton July Day’s play left the Philadelphians crushed by Hampshire by an innings and 275 runs. Kennedy starred for Hampshire with 6 for 41, Mead and Llewellyn took two wickets each. Philadelphia totals were 48, 275, and 152 with Wood and Hordern the only double-figure batsmen. Team rest day then travel to Folkestone for fourth tour game.
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Hampshire
Kennedy
Mead
Llewellyn
J. B. King
F. S. White
A. M. Wood
H. V. Hordern
Folkestone
Gentlemen of
Chandler Egan Catches Tartar in Rock Island Match
July 15 Rock Island Arsenal course hosts Western Golf Association tour with upsets as defending champion Chandler Egan exits in the second round. John D. Cady downed Egan after a tight 18 holes while Warren K. Wood fell 4 down and 3 to Paul R. Talbot.
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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
Washington Batteries. Burns Hughes Street vs Bailey Spencer
In Washington a baseball or local game featured St. Louis players Burns Hughes Street Bailey and Spencer with umpire O Loughlin. The score and inning details are not provided in the fragment.
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Detroit Beats Boston 5 to 1 in Baseball Tilt
Detroit bats overwhelm Boston as Willetts and Schmidt hold the mound while Criger and Burehell contribute for the visitors. Umpires Hurst and Egan officiate in a game marked by strong Detroit offense and clean defense.
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R. H. EB
Detroit
Weston
Willetts
Schmidt
Burehell
Criger
Hurst and Egan
Connecticut League Results Summary
Bridgeport 5 Waterbury 2 Meriden 5 New Britain 4 Springfield 1 New Haven 0 Holyoke 6 Hartford 0.
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Waterbury
Meriden
New Britain
Springfield
New Haven
Holyoke
Hartford
Baseball results and schedule from today’s games
Lawrence 2 Brockton 0 Haverhill 3 Fall River 2 Worcester 13 Lowell 6 Lynn 6 New Bedford 6. Baseball today 4 p m American League Park NW Americans vs St Louis.
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St. Lowis
Reds Rally In Eighth To Beat Superbas In Brooklyn Series
Cincinnati defeats Brooklyn 8 to 6 in the second game as Reds surge in the eighth inning after Brooklyn took an early four run lead. Hum mell clears the bases with a three bagger and Paskert drives in the go ahead run. Hell yields the decisive runs in the ninth.
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Eastern League Scores From Yesterday's Games
Scores by innings from yesterday show Providence over Newark 6 to 5 in Newark, with run totals and pitchers Glaze Peterson Brockett Stanage. Baltimore edged Jersey City 6 to 2 with McCloskey Byers Lafitte Crist on duty, umpires Stefford Wal.
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Pittsburg Beats Boston in Narrow Hockey Bout
In Pittsburg a 3 to 2 victory over Boston featured H. E. Pittsburg posting a 26.83.2 performance. Aetna Leever and Gibson from Boston teamed with Flaherty and Smith as Umpires Rigler and Rudderham.
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Unclear OCR sports item from St Louis Philadelphia game note
Fragmentary text from St Louis Philadelphia match lists teams and umpire names with garbled details. No clear result, date, or full participant names available.
Tipton to Coach Army Eleven at West Point
Lieutenant J W Bracan and Lieutenant A C Titton, both on duty in Havana, assigned to West Point to take charge of the football squad. The team numbers eighty to ninety men. Lipton was Army captain in 194 and Brachan led a great Cornell team in 1897.
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7Th Infantry
A. C. Titton
Sth Infantry
Havana
Cuba
Lipton
Brachan
Cornell University
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