Bedouin Narrowly Beaten After Contested Brighton Race
Bedouin best horse in the mile and a furlong handicap at Brighton Beach loses by a head to Cairngorm with Black Oak close behind. McCarthy’s ride and a alleged foul by E Dugan trigger a postrace debate, stewards take no action, and the day sees mixed results for favorites amid tight betting.
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Black Oak
Queen Marguerite
Gowan
Garner
Royal
Mauviette
Torbellino
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Bill Scully
H. L. Lee
Complete
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Clarence H. Mackay
Cr. J. Fitzgerald
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Mary Stuart
Bethel Post
Wei
Newcastle
Notter
Duryeas
Ae McCart
Schartz
Glibert
McCahey
Fementions - Cassatt
Tempssieee Warners
Hornere
Spreckels
Maddens
Oval
Alwayes
Mauvlette
Summer Torbellino
Wen
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Fvelet
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Renner
McDaniel
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Sr Rt Kgay
George G Hall
Russell
Livingston
Heffner
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Teale
Jockey George Mattocks Fatally Kicked at Oakville Farm
Toronto report states George Mattocks a steeplechase jockey was killed this afternoon at Geddings farm Oakville when kicked by a horse. The incident occurred in Ont with the jockey pronounced dead at the scene.
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Toronto
Ont
George Mattocks
Gedding’s
Oakville
Five Teams Tied Now Buffalos Car Wrecked
Albany July 16 One more team exited the perfect score class in the Glidden tour when the Premier car of the second Buffalo team crashed in Kingston bending the steering knuckle. Five teams remain perfect: Buffalo Rochester Columbus Chicago and Boston.
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the Tribune
Albany
Buffalo
Kingston
Joe Moore
Rochester
Columbus
Chicago
Boston
Milford
Hudson River
Springfield
Bay State Club
Jemima F III Launched As Largest Twin Screw Yacht
The twin screw power yacht Jemima F III was launched at Morris Heights at 11:30 AM. Owned by Charles H. Fletcher of the New York Yacht Club, the steel hulled craft measures 90 feet loa and 21 feet beam with 4 feet draft, powered by two 150 horsepower six cylinder gasoline engines. It carries 1.5 gallons of gasoline and 6% gallons of water for cruising up to five hundred miles at speed, and includes a 1.9 gallon reserve plus an extra pressure tank. Mrs. Fletcher christened the yacht as guests including Mr. and Mrs. Florandin and others attended the ceremony.
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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 scores sheet reports multiple city games
Syracuse A J G 3 Troy 4 Wilkes Barre 2 Scranton 7 Albany 9 Binghamton 4 Utica 8 recorded in the state league standings with several results listed.
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Troy
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Albany
Binghamton
Utica
Yankees Come to Life Pound Out Ten Runs
The Yankees defeated St. Louis 10 to 1 as Chesbro pitched for New York. Niles and Hoffman homered, with Dineen chased after three and a third. The win boosts New York and keeps them in contention while other AL results race on.
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Frank Farrell
Highlanders
Elberfeld Clan
Dineen
Graham
McAleer
Danny
Niles
St. Louis
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Chesbro
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Hemphill
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Conroy
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Hartzell
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Riair
Jones
Hemphillee
T. Jones
Ferris
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Kieinow
Asewe
Hesbre
Criss
Petty
Detroit Tops Philadelphia in Battery Matchup
Detroit and Philadelphia faced off in a batteries duel with lineups Plank Powers Donovan Smith for Detroit and Philadelphias O Loughlin Umpire officiating. The abbreviated OCR notes show a close contest with players listed for both sides.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Plank
Powers
Donovan
Smith
Loughlin
Batter standings or box score from Boston game
Chicago 6 0 0 8 6 0 0 8 6 0 0 44 Batteries Chicago Altrock Sullivan Boston Morgan Carrigan Umpires Sheridan Connolly
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Boston
RHE
Chicago
Altrock and Sullivan
Morgan and Carrigan
Sheridan and
Connolly
Washington Batteries Rout Cleveland with Strong Defense
In Washington, the Batteries led by Hughes and Warner defeated Cleveland 68 to 14. Players Liebhardt Ryan and Bemis contributed solid performances as umpire Egan oversaw the game.
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Mm. BE
Cleveland
Hughes and
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Liebhardt
Ryan
Bemis
Egan
Eastern League Games Today and Standings
Newark faces Providence while Baltimore visits Jersey City and Toronto plays Rochester. Montreal defeated Buffalo and Rochester topped Toronto. Standings show Buffalo leading with 42 wins, Montreal close behind, and Newark and Jersey City mid pack. Connecticut League results include Waterbury Meriden extras and New Britain split games.
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Baltimore
Jersey City
Toronto
Rochester
Montreal
Buffalo
Rovidence
Locee Buffalo
Waterbury
Meriden
New Haven
Bridgeport
Holyoke
Hartford
Springfield
New Britain
Giants win second straight in tough Chicago clash
New York defeats Chicago 4 to 3 as McGinnity and Mathewson hold off late Cubs rally. Giants stay in second place five games behind Pittsburgh while Boston beats Philadelphia and Cincinnati tops Brooklyn.
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Cincinnati
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Doyle
Reusbach
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Crandall
Moran
Cubs
Errors Help Brooklyn Win Over Reds in Narrow Victory
Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 6 to 4 as Reds commit six errors leading to all Brooklyn runs. Maloney for Brooklyn hits a long third inning triple. Brooklyn adds four more in the eighth. Wilhelm allows thirteen Cincinnati hits but Brooklyn timing and errors drive the outcome. Ebbetts reports options on South players while sticking with pitchers Pastorius, Rucker, McIntyre, Wilhelm and Bell.
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Jay
Brooklyn
Reds
Wilhelm
Superbas
Ebbetts
South
Pastorius
Rucker
McIntyre
Bell
Manufacturers Stand With American Automobile Association
The National Association of Automobile Manufacturers executive committee reaffirmed support for the American Automobile Association as the governing body of the United States. It warned European clubs and manufacturers that only ASA sanctioned events will be recognized, risking disqualification from major races like the Vanderbilt Cup and related contests. The group discussed space at the Chicago show and potential New York area meets, with several industry leaders present.
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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
TF. 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
American driver Strang returns from French Grand Prix
Louis Strang, driver of the Thomas car, arrives in New York aboard the Deutschland after competing in the French Grand Prix on July 7. He explains car conditions, race challenges, and a Leaky gas tank ending his run as spectators estimate about one million people lined the course.
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France
Louise Alexander
Strang
Walter Christie
New-York Tribune
Lancia
Nazzaro
Hemery
American gymnast injured in Wiesbaden exhibit
Kampf of Kansas City, a leading American gymnast, fell from the horizontal bar during an exhibit in Wiesbaden, injuring a hand so badly that he may miss the Frankfort tournament.
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Wiesbaden
Kampf
Kansas City
Frankfort
Pittsburg 6, Boston 2 in tied game clash
Pittsburg defeated Boston 6 to 2 with Willis Gibson Lindaman and Smith contributing. Umpires Rudderham and Rigler handled the plate as players listed include Willis Gibson Lindaman and Smith.
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Boston
Willis
Gibson
Lindaman
Soultes
Smith
Rudderham and
Rigler
Local High School Scores Across Aggressive Season Split
In Brockton Brockton won 3 to 1 against Lawrence while Haverhill topped New Bedford 3 to 0. Lowell and Worcester finished tied 1 to 1. Lynn defeated Fall River 5 to 2 in the first game and 9 to 6 in the second game.
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Brockton
Lawrence
Haverhill
New Bedford
Lowell
Worcester
Lynn
Fall River
Unclear batter names from St Louis Philadelphia match
Scant OCR reads RHE Philadelphia .3929 11-710 St. Louis .00 .9000103-410 2 Batteries-Philadelphia, Corridon and Doom, St. Louis, Lush and Bliss. Umpire-Emslie.
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RHE
Philadelphia
Corridon
Doom
Lush and Bliss
Emslie
Americans vs St Louis at League Park
Baseball game scheduled today at League Park at 4 p m between Americans and St Louis. Crowd expected as both teams vie for early season lead.
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Americ. Y. Americans
St. Louis
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