Four Favorites Win Dressina Home In Front At Brighton Beach
A large crowd watched six races at the Brighton Beach midsummer meet with four of six favorites saluting first. Cressina won the handicap for three-year-olds and up at a mile and sixteenth. Monocle led late to win the last mile and a sixteenth race. Traveller and Crack Shot also posted wins as favorites. Indictments and a Saratoga trip loomed over track chatter.
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Brighton Beach
Memory Bro
A. J. Joyner
Cressina
J. Lee
Tony Bonero
Nealon
Patchogue
Don Enrique
Lee
Zienap
Trash
Monocle
McCahey
Greene
Imitator
Aste
Golconda
Cymbal
Crack Shot
Traveller
Fore
Easton
Kings Courty Grand Jury
Saratoga
Empire City Racing Association
Prichton Beach
George M. Odom
Nimbus
Woodford Car
Twiense Lowe
Cesarion
Me Thiores
W. Miller
Fiskir ‘Joyner
McDonalds
Musgrave
Randolph
Krauss
Gilbert
Billy Bodemer
Siskin
Mystify
Olite Dixon
Crick
Manyatt
Gerst
McDaniel
Emery
Brussel
Lemaire
Upton
Mesxicen
Durner
Dairy
Grace Cameron
Lakeland
Spa
Trouveur
Mexican & Ser
Watercress
Arina
Po. Lwe
Steain
Temiry
Herbert
Schulte
Patchogue St
He ‘McDaniel
Seonahins
Tom Enrique
Sumter
Monohan
Crescina
Dee
Neve
Prince of Melbourne
Rose Prim. Bettt _Noree
Vo. West
Tayeler Wansesee
Wenses
Regans
Glenview
SR Ge
Cullen Esas
Eree
Taults Jlo & &S Mb
Iad Gilbert Oe
Stajenn
Perrin
K Cs
Lang
Raynor
Prleby
McGinnie
Donatus
Cullen
Freischmann
Ry Musgrave
Miller Orencet
Norton
AMAGE
Charles Edwarren
Comedienne
Nealon Seee
Bsalvelatile
Nimbue
Tom McGrath
Sugar Pine
Halket
Balbus
Miramar
Cressing
Thistledale
Pannell
Paprika
Robador
Warrior
Garterman
Pirate
Jim McGill
Westmore
Bonnie Kelso
Prudent Eee
Arondack
Garland
Lady Swift
Frank Gill
Charles Edward
Black Mary
Big Chetsanwee
Black Oak
Cairngormates
Sally
Zlenap
Creseina
Killiecrankiea
Tor Corneeb
Lady Karma
Marguerite
Helen Shea
Menocle
Reinferd
Donzella Timburtoo Seeerreee
Dr. Pillow
Beauty Bright
Kid
Eimpyre Expedition
Alice Mackwee
Bert Vincent
Corona Belle Me
Dedham First Team Beats Rockaway In Narragansett Polo
In wildfield Farm wildfield polo tournament action of July 2, Dedham first team of Massachusetts defeated Rockaway in a heated Narragansett Cup match. Rene La Montagne Jr. was thrown from a pony in a fray but escaped serious injury as New Haven set to meet Meadow Brook tomorrow.
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the Tribune
Narragansett Pier
Wildfield Farm
Dedham
Massachusetts
Rockaway
Rene la Montagne, Jr
New Haven
Meadow Brook
Detram
Rockawat
Allien Forbes
E & Bernalds
Louis Shan
R. L Montagne
Irshua Crane
D. Chaunesy, Jr
W. Wrenn
Paul J. Rainey
Soret
Imperial Yacht Club Plans Sonderclasse Races to Marblehead
The Imperial Yacht Club of Kiel will send three sonderclasse yachts to Marblehead in August 19% for a series of races. Any three American special raters may be selected. Trials are open to all American clubs and will be conducted under the Eastern Ta ct club auspices.
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Imperial Yacht Club of
Kiel
Marblehead
Seneca Wins First Race for Manhasset Bay Challenge Cup
Addison G. Hanan's 27 foot Seneca, defending champions Mimosa III, and the Alera contested a sixteen mile race for the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club's Challenge Cup. Seneca defeated the Alera by 6 minutes 37 seconds while Mimosa III finished 11 minutes 7 seconds behind, in a neutral easterly breeze on a two-lap course with a windward return. The Aser II started the race from Captain's Island and all three boats crossed the line with the Seneca and Mimosa III on starboard tack. The next race will use a triangular course.
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Addison G. Hanan
Seneca
Manhasset Bay Yacht Club
Indian Harbor Yacht Club
American Yacht Club
Stuyvesant Wainwright
Alera
Mulford Martin
Captain's Island
Dixie May Race Alone In Harmsworth Cup Trials
Dixie II, E J Schroeder's high speed power boat, appears best poised to defend the Harmsworth Cup as rivals from Britain travel three thousand miles. The Motor Boat Club of America faces delays as Autowin, Gray and Den work to start. Chip III may be accepted only after a trial, Elco-Craig pump and clutch troubles hinder others, while the committee prepares for Saturday's race in Huntington.
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E. J. Schroeder
Motor Boat Club of America
Autowin
Gray
Den
Chip Ill
Wainwright
Senator Hawkins
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Walter Beiling
Beiling
New York
Huntington
New Jersey
Wolseley-Siddeley
Daimler
Plans for N Y Y C Cruise at New London and Newport
The New York Yacht Club squadron will rendezvous at New London Connecticut on Thursday in August. The first day’s run heads to Newport Rhode Island, followed by the Astor Cup races on Saturday and the King’s Cup on Monday. The fleet sails from Newport to Vineyard Haven and Provincetown Marblehead, with Owl and Gamecock colors rowed at Marblehead and commodore’s cup races on Saturday.
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New York Yacht Club
New London
Conn
Newport
R. I
Féward VII
United States
Vineyard Haven
Provincetown
Marblehead
Connecticut League Scores Snapshot
New Britain 2 Meriden 0 Springfield 1 Holyoke 0 Hartford 4 New Haven 3 in first game Hartford 9 New Haven 0 in second game by forfeit Bridgeport 2 Waterbury 1 in 4 innings seasonal results show Hartford and New Haven with notable outcomes while Bridgeport edges Waterbury.
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Britain
Meriden
Springfield
Holyoke
Hartford
New Haven
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Brighton Beach Racing Summaries
A compact wrap of Brighton Beach racing events noting track activity and pricing hints implied in the parimutuel atmosphere. Details indicate wagers and market movements without explicit price listings, reflecting the era's casual odds culture and racing news cadence.
Doubles at Longwood Wright and Little Win
Eastern doubles lawn tennis tournament at Longwood Brookline concludes second round and advances in singles. Notable match sees B C Wright and R D Little defeat I C Wright and H Torrance Jr in four sets, with several other tight results across rounds.
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Boston
Longwood Cricket Club
Brookline
B. C. Wright
R. D. Little
New York
I. C. Wright
H. Torrance, Jr
Wright
Little
Torrance
H. E
C. B. Boyle
Washington
G. H. Nettleton
New Haven
A. 8. Pier
W. R. Rosenbaum
R. H. Palmer
H. L. Westfall
G. F. Touchard
A. Sweetser
Co. G. Plimpton
Henshaw
G. C. Hinckley
A. & Bowie
J. A. C. Chiston
C. E. Barker
A. L. Hillman
E. R Speer
G. E. Wales
H. FE. Doyle
B. Doyle
A& Pier
C. F. Johnson, Jr
H. Johnson
R. Grant, Jr
N. & Bartlett, Jr
E. H. Whitney
A. N. Reggio
H. A. Mackinney
D. P. Rhodes
F. J. Sulloway
G. Reala
R. Bishop
H. J. Holt
H. I. Foster
E. Barker
A. I. Holman
Central Park Court Winners Shine in Lawn Tennis
The third round at the Central Park lawn tennis championship saw William H. Brown Jr. Frank Fite C. C. Beams and S. N. Pike advance with Pike defeating Henri Marcell in straight sets. The Public Parks Lawn Tennis Association plans to reduce the field to sixteen for the fourth round and begin doubles on Saturday.
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William H. Brown, Jr
Columbia University
Frank Fite
C. C. Beams
High School of Commerce
S. N. Pike
Henri Marcell
Public Parks Lawn Tennis Association
United States
Golf schedule announced by Sound Beach club for August and September
Sound Beach Golf and Country Club released a busy August and September calendar. Governors' Cup finals and Fidwin J. Tucas 18 hole qualifier on August 15, with a women's putting match. President's Cup qualifying on August 22 and final September 6. J Kennedy Ted Cup qualifier September 7, sixteen qualifiers, final September 19. New holes at Arsdale Golf Club extend play. amateur single round best 38 by J. B. Woodward, pro Dave Honeyman shot two 39s. American contributions to Tom Morris memorial sought through Charles Kirchner. H. L. Pfeiffer wins Ridgewood club handicap, Tom Anderson backs Wolfie for Myopia Open. Van Cortlandt Park hosts weekly medal play handicap in August with ~30 prizes in two classes. Women compete at Deal Golf and Country Club. Kendall cup finals on Saturday. Yale champ W. J. Howland Jr. defeats Kenneth Edwards to win Skokie title and contend for national title.
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Sound Beach Golf and Country Club
Fidwin
Mr. Tod
Innis Arden
the Arsdale Golf Club
J. B. Woodward
Dave Honeyman
van Cortlandt Park
New York Golf Club
Skokie
W. J. Howland, Jr
Yale
Kenneth P. Edwards
Midlothian Country Club
Third entry for cup many cars will race
Vanderbilt Cup entries grow toward fifteen or twenty with elimination trials set for October 10 on the Long Island Motor Parkway. Nassau County to hear August 8 on race road permissions while Harrington, Graves, and Mora and other candidates compete for a spot.
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Cup Commission
Long Island Motor Parkway
Board of Supervisors
Nassau County
Chalmers-Detroit
J. S. Harrington
Worcester
Mass
Worcester Automobile Club
Harrington
Worcester and Providence
Chalmers-Detroit Company
Oliver Light
Olds
Cadillac
Chalmers
W. W. Burke
Mora
Minor Heir Win In Grand Circuit Pace Stake Crowd Of Ten Thousand
Detroit July 28 Minor Heir won the Chamber of Commerce pacing stake at the Grand Circuit meeting in a hard fought series. The Eel beat Minor Heir in the fastest heat 2 08 while Minor Heir saved two other heats by strong finishes. The 2 16 trot set a record with three heat winners in succession and Ax Tellay led the summary in the final mile with Prince Arundle after Akelia opened.
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Detroit
Minor Heir
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Twis G. B
Axtellay
Geers
Prince Arundle
Akelia
Baseball scores from local league games
Macreanen 9 Lowell 3 in first game. Lawrence 6 Lowell 4 in second game two innings. Haverhill 0 Lynn 2. Worcester 4 New Bedford 3 in 14 innings. Fall River 4 Brockton 2.
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Macreanen
Lowell
Lawrence
Haverhill
Lynn
Worcester
New Bedford
Fall River
Brockton
Giants Meet Cardinals at Polo Grounds Today
Baseball card notes a 4 P.M. game at the Polo Grounds between the Giants and the St Louis Cardinals with admission listed at 60 cents.
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Polo Grounds
Giants
Louis
Smith's 76 Tops Northamptonshire Victory Over Quakers
Smith and Northamptonshire defeated the Gentlemen of Philadelphia by 5 wickets at Northampton. Philadelphia posted 166 and 136, Northamptonshire replying with 152 and 151 for five wickets as Smith scored 76 not out, lifting the home side to the win. Next match is against Surrey at Kennington Oval.
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Tribune
Northampton
Gentlemen of
Philadelphia
Northamptonshire
Smith
Philadelphians
Quakers
Surrey
Kennington Oval
London
Praise for Desborough and Olympic Visit to Britain
London reports Baron Pierre de Coubertin congratulates Lord Desborough on the games and management. Sir Thomas Lipton hosts 65 athletes aboard Erin to view Isle of Wight yacht races. Sullivan and American team to sail Cedric August 29. reception plans in New York discussed with timing and flags at City Hall.
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London
Baron Pierre de Coubertin
Lord Desborough
Thomas Lipton
Erin
Isle of Wight
James E. Sullivan
America
Sullivan
Little Tim’ Sullivan
Board of Aldermen
McClellan
Board of Estimate
McGowan
League Games Result Roundup
American League results from yesterday include Cleveland defeating Boston 5 to 2, Philadelphia beating Senden 0 to 2, and Washington edging St. Louis 2 to 1 in 16 innings. Notable long game at Fenway Park or a related venue featured extra innings between Washington and St. Louis.
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Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
Senden
Washington
St. Louis
Washington Triumphs Over St Louis in Low-Scoring Tilt
At St Louis the Washington team defeated St Louis by 2 to 1 in a close game. Key players included Washington and Johnson with Kahoe and Warner contributing for Washington while Keen and Spencer played for St Louis. Umpire Connolly officiated.
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St. Louis
R. LE
Washington
Johnson and Kahoe and
Warner
Keen and Spencer
Connolly
Eastern League Games Today and Standings Update
Newark visits Rochester while Providence plays Toronto and Baltimore faces Buffalo in today’s schedule. Scores show Providence over Toronto 4 to 1 after 12 innings, with top standings led by Providence at 46 won, 86 lost, .561. Montreal, Buffalo, Toronto, Rochester, Newark, Jersey City records listed in compact table.
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Newark
Rochester
Providence
Toronto
Baltimore
Buffalo
W. LL P.C
Montreal
Glil
Jersey City
State League Results Highlight Close Scores
State League results show Pereates 6, Binghamton 4 with Utica at 3 and 0 in 68 innings noted. Reading through the garbled lines, the main outcomes involve Pereates and Binghamton driving a close win while Utica trails.
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Pereates
Binghamton
Autopsy on Unidentified Man Found in Bay Area
Coroner Brewer with Dr. Turner and Dr. Fry performed the autopsy on the unidentified man found in the water off Bay 24th street by fishermen Sunday. The death was caused by a blunt force blow to the back of the head. The body, placed in water a few hours after death, floated about five hours. The man appeared around forty, well dressed, with no letters or identifying items in pockets.
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Brewer
H. E. Turner
H. C. Fry
Bay 24Th Street
Prominent Cullom Man Shot by Son After Family Quarrel
In Kankakee Illinois July 22 Andrew Haag a well known Cullom resident was shot and killed by his son Albert Haag age 21 after a family quarrel. The elder Haag had driven his wife and a girl servant from the house prior to the shooting. Albert fired ten shots seven taking effect and then surrendered to authorities.
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Kankakee
Andrew Haag
Cullom
Albert Haag
Haag
Albert
Giants Pirates Tie in 16 Innings at Polo Grounds
The Giants and Pirates battled to a 2–2 tie after sixteen innings amid fierce defense and stellar pitching by George Wiltse and Vic Willis. Earlier, St Louis beat Philadelphia 3–1 in the first game and Cincinnati topped Boston 4–2, with Chicago losing to New York.
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St. Louis
New York
Pittsby
Brooklyn
Tsburg
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Bostom
Bafana
Brook
Boston
Polo Grounds
Pirates
Giants
McGraw
New Yorks
George Wiltse
Vic Willis
Wiltse
Wagner
Hans
Coogan
Harry Stevens
Seymour
Devlin
Kiem
Emplie
Thomas
Leach
Bridwell
Clarke
Haas
Therall
Swacina
Tenney
Gibson
McCormick
Swadina
Wilson
Doyle
Demon Pirates
Ina
Bresnahan
Donlin
Pittsburg
Gibeon
Wittse
Shannon
P. Ozo
Cote
Klemn
Cubs Win Final Brooklyn Game 4 2 Clinches Series
Chicago beat Brooklyn 4 to 2 to win the series. Kling homered with a man on in the eighth to seal the win. Jordan sprained his right knee sliding into third in the fifth and will miss several days, prompting a position shift for Brooklyn players.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Kling
Jordan
Slagia
Burch
Sheckard
Maloney
Chance
Hum'l
Tinker
Steinfeldt
Howard
Patten
Hofmann
Sheehan
Lewis
Gene E
Mcintyre
Brooklyn Wanseeewenree
Quakers Win and Lose in Fast Philadelphia Series
In a two game set, Philadelphia faced St. Louis with Sparks and Jacklitech for Philadelphia and Lush and Bliss for St. Louis in the first game. The second game saw St. Louis batters against Philadelphia pitching with Raymond Ludwie Richie Moran and Doom contributing at the plate as umpire Johnstone presided.
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Philadelphia
REE Philadelphia
Louis
Cael Wianedina Sparks
Jacklitech
St. Louis
Lush
Bliss
R. H. EL St. Louis
Raymond
Ludwie
Richie
Moran
Doom
Johnstone
Cincinnati Beats Boston in Battery Match
In Boston Cincinnati won 4 to 2 with batteries credited to Cincinnati players Ewing Schiel and team. Boston fielded Linda Dorner Boultes Bowerman as opponents.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Ewing
Schiel
Linda
Dorner
Boultes
Bowerman
Ruham
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H.m-S
Dixie
Chip III
Connecticut
Brighton Beach Racing
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Wright and
Little Win
C. M. Bull, Jr
A Butler
York
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N. W. Niles
J. D. E. Jones
G. L. Wrenn, Jr
W. F. Johnson
C. G. Plimpton
A. S. Pier
R.S. Lovering
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J. O. Ames
R. Leroy
I. ¢. Wright
H. Torrance
D. M. Pickman, Jr
F. G. Anderson
J. D. B. Jones
A. 8. Dabney, Jr
W. A. Bradford
F. W. Pade
G. Beals
F. W. Cole
R. H. Cole
W. P. Rosenbaum
A. Chase
W. M. Whitney, Jr
Central Park Courts
Sound Beach
Tom Morris
Charles Kirchner
A. G. Spalding & Bros
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H. L. Pfeiffer
Ridgewood Golf Club
C. P. Eddy
Tom Anderson
Montclair Golf Club
Will Anderson
Kith and Kin
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Myopia
Deal Golf and Country Club
P. W. Kendall
Commission
Cambridge Springs
Penn
George W. Weidley
William L. Gilterer
Atlantic City
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Paterson
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St Louis
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J.c.cording & Co
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