Unfair Tug of War Sparks American Protest at Olympic Games
In London July 17 American athletes protest the tug of war event as British officials face accusations of bias amid heavy shoes worn by Liverpool police and disputed rules. J L Eisele wins steeplechase heat. Dan iels Hepner and Rich qualify in 100m swimming. Britain dominates many events as controversy shadows competition.
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Scranton Albany and rivals edge in state results
Scranton and Albany lead a scattered state results set with Wilkes-Barre Troy Binghamton Utica and Syracuse teams noted along with J Gain and other participants. The fragmentary report sketches matchups and standings across multiple cities.
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Two Accidents in Glidden Gear
Boston July 17 Accidents mar the American Automobile Association tour from Albany to Boston One rider in a Franklin car was struck by a thrown apple and required stitches another driver in a Studebaker hit a ditch after avoiding a head on collision The Rochester clubs score suffered while Chicago Bay State Columbus and Buffalo remained unpenalized after eight days and 1 059 miles of the planned 1 700 miles The pace averaged 21 5 miles an hour through Springfield Worcester and Auburndale leading to a welcome in Boston with plans for Nantasket and a possible steamer trip on Sunday before continuing to Maine
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Yankees Rally Win Over St Louis in Sixth Inning
The Highlanders beat ex-Yankees 5 to 3 as Manning shut down St Louis after a tense rally. Niles doubled, Moriarity and Chase drove runs, and a bold squeeze play by Chase and Ball fueled the decisive inning. Elberfeld back at work, Doyle sent to Atlanta for conditioning.
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Two Players Left For Golf Title
In the Western Golf Association championship semi finals at thirty six holes Harry W. Allen from St Louis defeated J D Cady of Rock Island Arsenal one up in thirty eight holes. Mason Phelps of Midlothian Chicago a former Yale champion beat Paul Hunter of Midlothian three up and two to play. Phelps set an amateur course record with seventy for eighteen holes, three under the previous mark.
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Baseball Today Features Dodgers at American League Park
Baseball today at 3 30 p m sees the Americans host the St Louis club at American League Park. Advt.
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Mighty Matty Falls Home Run Beats Giants
Chicago wins 1 0 over New York as Tinker hits a fifth inning homer off McCormick. Mordecai Brown returns to shut out the Giants, keeping Chicago in reach of the pennant as Pirates lead. Bryant notes and game details follow with lineup and box score highlights.
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Whitewash for Brooklyn Team as Reds Edge Brooklyn 2–0
Cincinnati pitcher Coakley shuts out the Brooklyn Superbas 2 to 0. Key hits include Mitchell’s RBI single and a third inning triple by Mitchell driving in Paskett. Brooklyn’s bats were silent against the Reds’ hurling with Huggins and Bell each allowing no scoring plays.
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Edgar Gibbs Murphy Coasts in 60 HP Stearns Car
Edgar Gibbs Murphy drives a 60 horsepower Stearns carriage in a feature noting his experimentation with motor power and mechanical design. The report highlights the car’s performance and Murphy’s role as a prominent amateur inventor.
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Loyal to Associated Clubs of New Jersey Yet to Aid A A A
At a Newark board meeting the New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club affirmed lifelong loyalty to the Associated Automobile Clubs of New Jersey and the American Automobile Association. It supported a constitutional test suit on New Jersey law and denied reports of withdrawal from the AA A.
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Daredevil Jake De Rosier Aims Five Mile Record at Elkwood Park
Jake De Rosier, famed motorcycle daredevil, plans a five mile world record attempt on the chugging steel flyers at Elkwood Park this afternoon, in a dual meet that has stirred talk across cycle and motorcycle racing arenas.
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Rialto Wins Handicap At Brighton Beach In Last Jump
Five thousand at Brighton Beach watched Rialto edge King Cobaltia by a head in six furlongs. Jockey Jack Joyner rode Rialto to a late rush as King Cobaltia faltered, drawing cheers from the crowd. The Squire appears for Newcastle Stable, while Great Pirate wins the third race as Upton drives hard. Kentucky Beau leads early but Tileing overcomes him for the win, with Ellisdale beating Colonel White. L. A. Cella plans to ship horses to Fort Erie for next week’s meeting.
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Local Lawn Tennis Results Highlight Achelis Cup Final
William J Clothier defeated Beats Wright in four sets to become challenger to Raymond D Little for the Achelis cup at Seabright Cricket and Lawn Tennis Club. Miss Marie Wagner won the University Heights Club women’s singles final, defeating Mrs Willem F E Pouch. Lyle E Mahan and W D Bulkley won the Apawamis Club lawn tennis doubles at Rye, defeating L Woodbury and H D Montgomery 6-3 6-? 6-3.
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W. D. Bulkley
Apawamis Club
Rye
Key
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H. D. Montgomery
Trackside Prices Quoted Quietly Amid Event
Subdued price hints appeared at the track during the event though figures were not disclosed openly. Spectators noted likely cost ranges while officials kept exact figures restrained.
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