Bedouin Beaten After Foul Ride in Brighton Handicap
Bedouin, the top weight and favorite at Brighton Beach, finished a head behind Cairngorm with Black Oak close third after controversy over a potential foul by E Dugan on the stretch run. McCarthy disputed the call, but stewards took no action as the race stood.
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Brighton Beach
McCarthy
E. Dugan
Cairngorm
Black Oak
Meddler
Black Qak
Queen Marguerite
Gowan
Garner
Royal Captive
Meuviette
W. Ch. F
Golden Maxim
Mary Stuart
Royal
Newcastle
Notter
Notter Oes
Durveas
Haffinch Awartz
Gilbert Oss
Mauviette
B. Dugan
Carter
Patsy
Oxx
McCahey
Cassatt
Upton
Horner
Tempogner
Vc Madden
Spreckels
Roral
Chaffinch
Tordellino
Jack Point
Evelet
Po. pWt
Horee
Wee
Lakeland
Jim
Sn & S's
George G Hall
Russell
Brussel
Livingston
Aknobhe
Heffner
Gerst
Dugan
Fleischmann
Molesey
Coat of Arms
George G. Hall
Cymbal
Orlando
Hanna Bell
Post
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A 'Upton
Queen Marguer
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A' i McCarthy
Caffrey
McGinnis
T Notter
Beema
RS Aiauda
Montpelier St
Ann
Martha
Lange
Helen Shea
Annes ‘Lee
Een Marcuerite
Eci
Ruby Linda Vista
Boree
Are
Ae Powe
Traight
Reese Cairngorm
Teagan
Randolph
I McCahey
Ngorm
Owas
Montauk
Reginella
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Notter 'E. Dugan
Cone
Keene
Fiorence
Barrison
Lemaire
Ee Miller
Dalys
Lynch
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Marshall Ob Fukey
Kaliski
Sanguine
Chaplet
Florence
Earl's Court
Ben Strome
Po Lwel Me
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Fuvle
Hoy
Taginen
Dore (Healey
Hayeron
iMadden
McDaniel
McDonald
Williams
Waan
Miller
JcCarrell
Abertines sTraly
Yorke
Ragman
Rubie
Fors
Prudent
Five teams tied now Buffalo car wrecked
Albany dispatch reports the Premier of Buffalo’s second team crashed near Kingston, bending the steering knuckle and delaying its progress to Albany. Five of ten teams remain perfect, with Buffalo, Rochester, Columbus, Chicago and Boston still on target.
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the Tribune
Albany
Buffalo
Kingston
Joe Moore
Rochester
Columbus
Chicago
Boston
Milford
Hudson River
Springfield
Bay State Club
Steeplechase Jockey George Mattocks Killed
George Mattocks, a steeplechase jockey, was killed this afternoon by a kick from a horse at Gedding's farm in Oakville Ontario.
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Toronto
Ont
George Mattocks
Gedding’s
Oakville
Jemima F. III Yacht Launch At Morris Heights
Jemima F. III the largest twin screw power yacht launched at Morris Heights at 11 30 in the morning. Owned by Charles H. Fletcher of the New York Yacht Club she is 110 feet overall 90 feet water line 21 feet beam and 4 feet draft with two 150 horsepower gasolene engines. The steel hull carries 1500 gallons of gasoline for a 500 mile at full speed range and 1000 gallons of water with a 6 gallon pressure tank. Mrs Jemima F Fletcher named the yacht as many guests attended the ceremony and the owner plans to cruise immediately.
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Morris Heights
Charles H. Fletcher
New York Yacht Club
Jemima F. Fletcher
Charles H. Florandin
Lefthridge
George H. Botts
Camp
Bryant
John J. Amory
William J. Parslow
State League Results Scores and Standings
Syracuse 8. A. J. & G. 3. Troy 4. Wilkes-Barre 2. Scranton 7. Albany 0. Binghamton 4. Utica 8.
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Syracuse
Troy
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Albany
Binghamston
Utica
Yankees Come to Life in League Games Today
American League action features Louis at New York, Detroit at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Washington, and Chicago at Boston. Yesterday New York 10 over St Louis 1. Washington 6 over Cleveland 1. Philadelphia 5 over Detroit 3. Chicago 2 over Boston 0.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Boston
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Delehanty
Ferris
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Kieiiow
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Chesbro
Giants Sweep Doubleheader Against Cubs in Chicago
In Chicago the New York Giants defeated the Cubs 4 to 1 in the first game and 8 to 4 in the second, maintaining their hold on second place behind Pittsburg. Pitching by Mathewson and Crandall limited Chicago’s offense while Giants hitters chased runs, with Moran’s triple and Donlin’s RBI hits key in the late innings.
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Yankees
Ban Johnson
Frank Farrell
Highlanders
Elberfeld Clan
Dineen
Graham
McAleer
Danny
Wiles
St. Louis
Hoffman
Chesbro
Boston
Hemphill
Delehanty
Ball
Kleinow
Mr. McAleer
Niles
Conroy
Moriarity
Chase
Hartzel
Del
Orie
T. Jones
Stone
Petty
New York
Chesebro
Evans
Hurst
Chicago
Giants
Chance
McGraw
McGinnity
Matthewson
Pittsburg
Matty
Tenney
Doyle
Reulbach
Bresnahan
Donlin
Slagle
Seymour
Crandall
Moran
Cubs
MecGinnity
Fyers
Bridwell
Slagie
Sheckard
Howard
Devlin
Hofman
Evers
Holcombe Ward
Raymond D. Tate
Seabright Cricket and Lawn Tennis Cig
N. J
William Clothier
Beals
William A. Larned
George L. Wrenn
Harold H. Hackett
W. Leonard
Larney Wrenn
Philadelphia Versus Detroit Battery Match Report
In Philadelphia R H L EB and Detroit meet in a battery contest with Plank Powers Donovan Smith and umpire O Loughlin noted. The fragment references a 20h11.057 time code and a score or period marker 9 o cos10.0h, suggesting an incomplete scoreline and player involvement.
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Philadelphia
R. HL
Detroit
Plank
Powers
Donovan An Smith
O'Loughlin
Boston Defeats Chicago In 90 to 62 Basketball Game
Boston trounces Chicago 90 to 62 in a game featuring Battery performances by Allreck Sullivan for Chicago and Morgan Carrigan for Boston. Umpires Sheridan and Connolly presided.
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Boston
Chicago
Allreck and Sullivan
Morgan and Carrigan
Sheridan and
Connolly
Washington Batteries and Umpire Details Reported
Washington match details list players Hughes Warner Cleveland Liebhardt Ryan Bemis and umpires Pyan with a line noting Batteries Washington and Cleveland plus a score marker .0103 BOS50 ee Es Cleve .000000010-1 and 1 batteries listed.
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Washington
St. of
B. Washington
Cleveland
Washington, Hughes and Warner
Liebhardt
Ryan
Bemis
Pyan
Eastern League Games Today and Standings
Newark faces Providence and Baltimore meets Jersey City while Toronto visits Rochester and Montreal plays Buffalo. Standings show Buffalo 42 wins top, followed by Montreal and Providence, then Toronto, Baltimore, Rochester, Newark, and Jersey City. Connecticut League results include Waterbury over Meriden in 10 innings and New Haven beating Bridgeport.
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Newark
Providence
Baltimore
Jersey City
Toronto
Rochester
Montreal
Buffalo
Jersey Cig
oRc
Connecticut
Waterbury
Meriden
New Haven
Bridgeport
Holyoke
Hartford
Springfield
New Britain
Brooklyn Beats Reds 8 to 4 in error-filled game
Brooklyn wins 8 to 4 over Cincinnati as six Cincinnati errors fuel all Superbas runs. Wilhelm allows 13 hits. Maloney bags a late triple and four runs in the eighth. Ebbetts flags South options but sticks with Pastorius, Rucker, McIntyre, Wilhelm and Bell.
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Cincinnati
Jay
Brooklyn
Reds
Wilhelm
Superbas
Ebbetts
South
Pastorius
Rucker
McIntyre
Bell
St Louis Batterymistouts Philadelphia in uneven match
At St Louis the Batteries defeated Philadelphia with Corridon Doom Lush and Bliss contributing key plays. Umpire Emslie officiated as the game featured St Louis and Philadelphia in a midweek contest.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Corridon
Doom
Lush
Bliss
Emslie
Baseball Today at 4 PM at League Park
Baseball game scheduled for today at 4 p m between Ameri and West in the Western League at League Park with likely local attendance.
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St. Tou Ee League Park
Auto Makers Back AA A Stand On Vanderbilt Cup Rule
The National Association of Automobile Manufacturers executive committee endorsed the American Automobile Association as the governing body for US racing. They warned European clubs and manufacturers that only AAA sanctioned events will be recognized, risking disqualification from major races like the Vanderbilt Cup and Long Island Parkway contests. The group discussed space at the Chicago show and potential New York area meets, deferring decisions to August 1. Attendees included leaders from Studebaker, Packard, Locomobile, White, Pierce, and others, chaired by S. M. Miles.
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American Automobile Association
National Association of Automobile Manufacturers, Inc
Buffalo
Club
Europe
United States
Long Island Parkway
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Thomas Henderson
Winton Motor Car Company
S. T Davis, Jr
Locomobile Company of America
G. W. Bennett
White Company
Charles Clifton
George XN. Pierce Company
W. E. Metzger
Northern Motor Car Company
S. D. Walden
Packard Motor Car Company
W. B. Innis
Studebaker Brothers Manufacturing Company
C. ©. Hildebrand
Stevens-Duryea Company
L. H. Kittridge
Peerless Motor Car Company
W. M. Lewis
Mitchell Motor Company
R. D. Chapin
E. R. Thomas
Detroit Company
S. M. Miles
National Association of Automobile Manufacturers
Strang Returns From French Grand Prix Race
Louis Strang, American driver in France for the Grand Prix on July 7, arrives home aboard the Deutschland. He recalls a tough course, weathered by a racing field and a leaky gas tank that ended his race in the fifth round, with millions watching the event.
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Louis Strang
France
Louise Alexander
Strang
Walter Christie
New-York Tribune
Lancia
Nazzaro
Hemery
American gymnast Kampf injured in Wiesbaden exhibit
Kampf of Kansas City fell from the horizontal bar during an exhibit in Wiesbaden injuring his hand badly. The injury may prevent his participation in the Frankfort tournament, dampening American hopes for the event.
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Wiesbaden
Kampf
Kansas City
Frankfort
Pittsburg Beats Boston By Six In Rough Contest
Pittsburg defeats Boston 6 to 2 with Willis Gibson Lindaman and Smith contributing at the plate. Umpires Rudderham and Rigler officiated the game.
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Attie
R. H. E. Pittsburg
Boston
Willis
Gibson
Lindaman
Soultes
Smith
Rudderham and
Rigler
Local Baseball Scores From The Week
Brockton 3 Lawrence 1. Haverhill 3 New Bedford 0. Lowell 1 Worcester 1. Fall River 2 Lynn 9. Fall River 6.
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Lawrence
Haverhill
New Bedford
Lowell
Worcester
Fall River
Lynn
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