Favorites Win Dressina Home In Front At Brighton Beach
A large crowd witnessed six races at the Brighton Beach midsummer meet. Cressina won the handicap for three-year-olds and up at a mile and a sixteenth, with Don Enrique and Tony Bonero among the contenders. Monocle defeated Trash in the final race as the favorites largely prevailed, while several track discussions included indictments from the Kings County Grand Jury and plans to head to Saratoga. George M. Odom added Nimbus and Traveller to his stable after the day's racing.
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Brighton Beach
Memory Broxers
A. J. Joyner
Cressina
J. Lee
Tony Bonero
Nealon
Patchogue
Don Enrique
Lee
Zienap
Trash
Monocle
McCahey
Greene
Imitator
Aste
Crack Shot
Golconda
Cymbal
Traveller
Fore
Easton
Kings County Grand Jury
Saratoga
Empire City Racing Association
Brichton Beach
George M. Odom
Nimbus
Woodford Clay
Cesarion
Healey
Bander
Randolph
Gilbert
Kraus
Billy Bodemer
Mystify
Siskin
Ejb RA
Olite Dixen
Ian Straight
Manyatt
W. Miller
Gerst
McDaniel
Emery
Stipe
Sweetie
Dacey
Brussel
Lemaire
Musgrave
Daly
Yorke
Cr. Ks
Obert
Hye
Eas
Grosvenor Palm St
Hartwell
Upton
Turner
Montpelier St
Gilman
Arrow
Dairy
Lakeland
Trouveur
Vei
Watercress
Carina Ee
Tessek
Joy i
Fleischmannner
Tas Ronern
Ens. A
Bradley
Herbert
Ae Schulte
McDanier
Merique
Patchogue St
Watt
McCahey_ jae
D. c
Prince of Melbourne
Barnt Betti
Glenview
Cullen
Taul
Miller
Dixon
Perrin
Belle Dioguerdi
Pepwri
Moz
Mandlebaum
Pietschmann
Nences
Jacobya
Dedham defeats Rockaway in Narragansett polo match
In wildfield Farm wildfield, the Dedham first team of Massachusetts beat Rockaway 11 to 6 in the Narragansett Cup polo series second round. Rene La Montagne Jr was thrown from his pony in a player mix up but escaped serious injury. New Haven faces Meadow Brook tomorrow.
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the Tribune
Narragansett Pier
R. J
Pont Judith
Wildfield Farm
Dedham
Massachusetts
Rockaway
Rene la Montagne, Jr
New Heaven
Meadow Brook
Reap Heap
Allen Forbes
Reynalés
Louis Shaw
R L Montagne, Jr
Joshua Crane
D. Chauncey, Jr
Beck
W. Wrenn
Paul J. Rainey
Macaa
Kiel Yacht Club to Marblehead race series set for August
The Imperial Yacht Club of Kiel and three sonderclasse yachts head to Marblehead in August 19% for a series of races. Any three American special raters may be selected. trials open to all American clubs under the Eastern Yacht Club auspices.
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Berlin
Imperial Yacht Club of
Kiel
Marblehead
Eastern Yacht Club
Seneca Wins Manhasset Bay Race for Cup
Seneca skippered by Addison G. Hanan defeats Alera and Mimosa III in a sixteen mile course to claim the first in a three race series for the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club Challenge Cup. Mimosa III placed third with a 11 minute gap, Alera second, Seneca leading at start off Mulford Martin's Aser II.
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Addison G. Hanan
Seneca
Manhasset Bay Yacht Club
Indian Harbor Yacht Club
American Yacht Club
Stuyvesant Wainwright
Mulford Martin
Captain's Island
Dixie May Race Alone In Harmsworth Trials
The Dixie II skippered by E. J. Schroeder looms as the sole ready defender for the Harmsworth Cup amid regatta chaos. Officials dispatch Chip III from Ogdensburg for a dawn trial, while Elco-Craig remains elusive and other entrants face mechanical woes delaying Saturday’s triangular course at Huntington.
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E. J. Schroeder
Motor Boat Club of America
Autowin
Gray
Den
Wainwright
Senator Hawkins
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Walter Beiling
Rbeiling
New York
Huntington
New Jersey
Wolseley-Siddeley
Daimler
Plans for New York Yacht Club Cruise Schedule
The New York Yacht Club plans a cruise starting in New London Connecticut on Thursday August. The first day ends with a run to Newport Rhode Island on Friday. After August events including the Astor Cup and the King's Cup races the fleet moves to Vineyard Haven and Provincetown Marblehead, with Owl and Gamecock races and the commodore's cups slated for later days.
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New York Yacht Club
New London
Conn
Newport
R. T
Edward VII
United States
Vineyard Haven
Provincetown
Marblehead
Connecticut League Scores Reported
Results from the Connecticut League show Meriden defeating New Britain 9 to 2, Holyoke over Springfield 1 to 0, Hartford beating New Haven 4 to 3 in the first game, with a second game forfeited by New Haven while Hartford led 9 to none. Bridgeport edged Waterbury 2 to 1 in 1 inning.
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New Britain
Meriden
Springfield
Holyoke
Hartford
New Haven
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Doubles at Longwood Wright and Little Win
The Eastern doubles lawn tennis tournament at Longwood Cricket Club Brookline reached the end of the second round with many tight matches. Notable: B C Wright of Boston and R D Little of New York defeated I C Wright and H Torrance Jr 6 2 6 3 2 6 6 3, in a five setter.
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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. S. Pier
W. R. Rosenbaum
R. H. Palmer
H. L. Westfall
G. F. Touchard
Cc. M. Bull, Jr
A. C Butler
H. H. Whitman
N. W. Niles
J. D. E. Jones
Providence
G. L. Wrenn, Jr
W. F. Johnson
Philadelphia
C. G. Plimpton
E. H. Whitney
R. S. Lovering
H. J. Holt
Portland
J. O. Ames
R. Leroy
H. Eastern
I. ¢. Wright
H. Torrance
F. W. Padle
G. Beals
R. Bishop
F. Cole
R. H. Cole
Hartford
W. P. Rosenbaum
A. Chase
W. M. Whitney, Jr
Play on Central Park Courts Singles Round Advances
Central Park lawn tennis championship singles third round concludes with William H. Brown Jr Frank Fite Dc C Beams and S N Pike among winners. Pike defeats Henri Marcell in two straight sets as Public Parks Lawn Tennis Association aims to trim field to sixteen for fourth round and start doubles on Saturday.
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William H. Brown
Golf schedule and cup events at Sound Beach and rivals
An active August September golf schedule includes governors cup finals on August 15 and a women’s putting match, with the President’s Cup final September 6. Ed win J. Taias and J. Kennedy Ted cup events set qualifiers through September 19, plus new holes at Arsdale Golf Club may yield new records.
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Sound Beach Golf and Country Club
Edwin J. Taias
M. B. Foster
Third entry for cup many cars will race
The Vanderbilt Cup race draws three Chalmers Detroit entries and likely fifteen to twenty cars for elimination trials on October 10 at the Long Island Motor Parkway. J S Harrington of Worcester enters through the Worcester Automobile Club with Oliver Light slated to drive.
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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 Wins Chamber of Commerce Pacing Stake
Detroit July 28 Minor Heir wins the Chamber of Commerce pacing stake at the Grand Circuit meeting before ten thousand fans. The Eel defeats Minor Heir in the fastest heat 2 03 with twists and breaks, then Minor Heir rebounds to win three subsequent heats by wide margins. Ax Tellay leads the 2 16 trot summary as Geers takes the 2 24 pace with Prince Arundle after Akelia opened heat.
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Minor Heir
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Twis G. B
Axtellay
Geers
Prince Arundle
Akelia
Baseball scores reported for Boston area teams
Lawrence beat Lowell 9 to 3 in the first game. Lawrence won 5 to 4 over Lowell in the second, 2 innings. Haverhill led Lynn 3 to 2. Worcester edged New Bedford 4 to 3 in 14 innings. Fall River defeated Brockton 4 to 2.
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Lawrence
Lowell
Haverhill
Lynn
Worcester
New Bedford
Fall River
Brockton
Giants at Polo Grounds Today At 4 P.M.
Giants meet St Louis at the Polo Grounds this afternoon with admission set at 60 cents. The game is slated for 4 p.m. and will feature the teams in a late season clash.
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Polo Grounds
Giants
Louis
Smith's Fine Batting Wins Cricket Match for Northampton
Northamptonshire defeated the Gentlemen of Philadelphia by 5 wickets as Smith led the county with an aggressive 76 not out. Philadelphia totaled 166 and 136, Northamptonshire 152 and 151 for five wickets, with four teammates reaching double figures. Next game: Northamptonshire versus Surrey at Kennington Oval.
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Tribuns
Northampton
Gentlemen of
Philadelphia
Northamptonshire
Smith
Philadelphians
Quakers
Praise for Desborough and Olympic Games
London July 23 Baron Pierre de Coubertin writes to Lord Desborough president of the international Olympic committee congratulating him on the games and their management. Sir Thomas Lipton hosts Sixty five athletes including Americans aboard Erin to view Isle of Wight races. Sullivan and the American team sail Cedric August 29 returning home. The American flag omission from opening day decorations draws little concern. A reception for returning athletes may be planned by Alderman Tittle Tim Sullivan with a possible special board meeting and city displays planned around August 19 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
Tittle
Tim" Sullivan
Board of Aldermen
McClellan
Board of Estimate
McGowan
Baseball ledger shows Boston loss and long 16 inning game
American League results from yesterday list Boston 3 Philadelphia 2, Chicago 0, Washington 2, St Louis 1 in 16 innings. Cleveland hosts Boston in a separate matchup.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
St Louis
Cleveland
New York Wee
St. St. Louis
Cincinnati
Washington Battery Trio Defeats St Louis Duo In Duel
In St Louis, the battery of Washington I118 and Dineen with Spencer faced off against Batteries-Washion Johnson Kahoe and Warner. Umpire Connolly officiated as the teams clashed at the venue.
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St. Louis
R. H.E. Washington
Washion, Johnson and Kahoe
Warner
Dineen and Spencer
Connolly
Eastern League games today and results
Eastern League schedule includes Newark at Rochester Providence at Toronto Baltimore at Buffalo. Rochester defeated Newark 7 to 2 in 10 innings. Jersey City beat Montreal 3 to 0 in 12 innings. Providence edged Toronto 5 to 4. Buffalo defeated Baltimore 10 to 1. Standings show Providence 46 86 .561?
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Rochester
Providence
Toronto
Baltimore
Buffalo
Jersey City
Montreal
W. L PC
Siil Jersey City
Binghamton Rally Slows Utica In Low-Scoring Race
In a compact baseball clash, Binghamton edged Utica with late runs over four innings as the race for a spot tightens. Utica struggled with runners left on base and a stalled offense amid cool conditions.
Autopsy Clears Unidentified Man Found in Bay Water
Coroner Brewer with Dr. H E Turner and Dr. H C Fry conducted an autopsy on an unidentified man found by Bay 24th Street fishermen Sunday. The coroner reported death from a blow to the head by a heavy blunt instrument. The body floated about five hours after death, had no identification, and the mat was about forty years old in good clothing.
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Brewer
H. E. Turner
H. C. Fry
Bay 24Th Street
Patricide Follows Family Quarrel in Cullom
Andrew Haag of Cullom near Kankakee was shot and killed by his son Albert Haag after a family quarrel that led to the elder Haag driving away his wife and a female servant. Albert fired ten shots, seven hit, then surrendered to authorities.
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Kankakee
Andrew Haag
Cullom
Albert Haag
Haag
Albert
Giants Pirates Tie in Sixteen Inning Thriller at Polo Grounds
In a 16 inning classic at the Polo Grounds, the Giants and Pirates battled to a 2-2 tie. George Wiltse and Vic Willis delivered key pitching as the game stretched into dusk with intense defense and late saves. The crowd witnessed a dramatic, hourlong standoff before the decisive call ended it all.
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Polo Grounds
Pirates
Giants
McGraw
New York
George Wiltse
Vic Willis
Wiltse
Wagner
Haas
Whitse
Coogan
Harry Stevens
Seymour
Devlin
Klem
Emplie
Thomas
Leach
Bridwell
Clarke
Donlin
Swacina
Tenney
Gibson
McCormick
Swadina
Wiltie
Wilson
Doyle
Wiltse, But the Demon Pirates
Bresnahan
Cubs Win Last Game in Brooklyn
Chicago clinched the series with a 4 to 2 victory over Brooklyn as Kling hit a two run homer in the eighth. Jordan sprained his right knee sliding into third in the fifth and will miss a few days, prompting a reshuffle of Brooklyn’s fielding positions.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Kling
Jordan
Quakers Win and Lose in Philadelphia Games
Fragmented report from Philadelphia shows two quick games with teams Quakers and St Louis. Batteries credited to Philadelphia Sparks Jacklitsch and St Louis Lush Bliss. Umpire Johnstone noted.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Sparks
Jacklitsch
Lush
Bliss
R. HE
Father
Ludwig
Richie
Moran
Doomn
Johnstone
Cincinnati Beats Boston In Uneven Matchup
Cincinnati defeats Boston with a 4 to 2 score in an uneven contest. Players Ewing Schief and Lind Dorner contributed notable goals while Boston struggled to capitalize.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Ewing and Schief
Bos Lind Dorner
Boomasanaates Gee
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