Getaway at Brighton Arasee Wins the Crest
Emery's three year old gelding Arasee wins the Crest at Brighton Beach, defeating Big Chief who fades to place. Frank Gill and Big Chief fail to meet. Tom McGrath leads early, Nimbus and Salvolatile run strong. Waterspeed wins steeplechase. Queen Marguerite dominates mile and one sixteenth selling race. O U Kid prevails in final two year old dash. Musgrave's ride on Dr Pillow to be investigated.
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Brighton Beach
Saratoga
Fort Erié
Agnéw-Hart
Gtg
Gesches Saratoga
Metropolitan
Prighton Beach
Emery
Big Chief
Sweet
Arasee
Frank Gill
Big Chef
Comedienne
Araseeef
Cairngorm
Ty M. Kraus
Tom McGrath
Nimbus
Gilbert
Salvolatile
Charlee Edward
H. K. Wingut
Waterspeed
Pirate
Jim McGill
Ramel
Queen Marguerite
Green River Stable
Black Oak
Harry Rogers
O. U. Kid
Betty Vincent
Musgrave
Dr. Pillow
Brighton Beach Racing Association
Jockeylab
Sam
Miss Marion
Grath
Krause
Miller
Foe
Elatiie
Sweet Melaniel
Béws
Patchogue St
Joyner
A. Ae Sumter McCahey
Josef Pine
Yorke
Attuta
Lakeland
Mark
iGerer
Mengrsive McGrath
Iaa
Nimbus Hell
Balvolatile
Carlos Gward
Sue Kittie
Post
Borse
Davidson
Lynch Sarna
Smith
Dupee
Evans
Bmckinney
Stewart
io. _Heider
Ud Ae McGill
Strome
OH Smith
Bernie Kein
Qneck
iKeis
McDaniel
Tichenor
Pw. Miller
Ok Doggett
Seite McLaughlin
Yorke Nelsons
King Sumter
Prayer Mice Ormack
Heffner
Ronnie Kelso
Weston
Ace Ster Thistle
W. Miller
eCahey Stine
Finnis
Wwe
Lee
Te Deeg
Cairmgorm Tanto
Henry of Navarre
Sneerwell
McFnnis
Lang
Rogers
Eimery
Pereusem
Flynn
Hratlery
Herbert
Sroye Lapriceby
Ocala
Play On Central Park Courts In Lawn Tennis Event
Narrowing field in the Central Park lawn tennis championships yesterday saw William H. Brown Jr reach the fourth round by defeating Frank Fite 6-1 4. Jacob Levy advanced to the third round with a 6-4 4. The Public Parks Lawn Tennis Association will draw the bet park championships today. Central Park draws the doubles and next Saturday singles begin in all parks as the Central Park Mayers start doubles.
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William H. Brown, Jr
Frank Fite
Columbia
Jacob Levy
L. R. Storbel
Public Parks Lawn Tennis Association
Bet Park
Central Park
Central Park Mayers
Open Championship Conditions At Myopia Club
United States Golf Association announces the fourteenth open championship at Myopia Hunt Club Hamilton Mass on August 7 and 28 featuring seventy two holes of medal play. Entry rules prizes and schedules are outlined with professional players expected to dominate and amateurs occasionally breaking through.
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United States Golf Association
Myopia Hunt Club
Hamilton
Mass
Association
W. Fellowes Morgan
Brooklyn Bridge
Garden City
Walter J. Travis
Alec Ross
Brae Burn
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Ross
Anderson
Myopia
Onwentsia Club
Myopia Club
Onwentsia
Alec Smith
Baltusrol
Jack Lord
Schenectady
Little Defeats Clothier In Five Set Tennis Echoes
R D Little of New York beat former national champion W J Clothier in a five set Longwood Lawn Tennis match. Alexander of New York impressed by defeating Niles of Boston. Wright beat Wrenn Jr to claim the key singles match as darkness halted play with Holt and Foster leading two sets to one.
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Boston
R. D. Little
New York
W. J. Lothier
Longwood
F. B. Alexander
N. W. Niles
Niles
Alexander
B. C. Wright
G. L. Wrenn, Jr
Wright
Wrenn
W. A. Larned
H. J. Holt
H. I. Foster
Larned
Holt
Foster
Watson Horses Strong Capture Four Blues at Monmouth Show
Long Branch July 29 ex bition opening of Monmouth County Horse Show at Hollywood Park. C W Watson Fair mount Farms Fairmount W Va entered four horses winning four blue ribbons amid top stables Alfred G Vanderbilt and R P McGrath. Ringing Bells Moonshine My Maryland II and Lord Baltimore starred with wins including best collection from one owner. Sappho misbehaved in a hedge, rider tossed but horse finished circuit. judges lined up prizes across harness tandems four in hands and hunters. Governor Fort opened event as spectators watched judging of saddlers trotters and drivers.
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the Tribune
Long Branch
C. W. Watson
Fairmount Farms
Fairmount
W. Va
Hollywood Park
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
R. P. McGrath
England
Mr. Watson
Moonshine
Paul A. Sofg
E. D. Morgan
New York
Peggy
Mr. Vanderbilt
Mel Valley
Charles H. Wilson
Aurel Batonyi
Edwin H. Weatherbee
Sydney J. Halloway
George E. Cain
Sappho
George Chipchase
Dick Donnelly
Donnelly
S. Taber Willets
Charles H. Harkamp
Frederick Gerken
Rensselaer Weston
Clarence C. Quentin
George B. Hulme
James T. Hyde
Edward P. Peck
Frank T. Clark
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Atlantic City
Vanderblit
Newport
Governor Fort
New Jersey
Hauck
Br. G
Jack Sprat
Helen G. Alexander
B. m. Lightwing
Adolp Wald
Br. m. Beauty
Paul A. Sores
O. G. Fatty Bates P. Lehman
Bik
Jupiter
James Smith
B. G. the Squire
Montweath County
L. A. Dalrymple Percival
R. P. McGranh
Ch. m. Bury
B. G. Sallant
J. Campbell Thompson
B. G. Sensation
C W. Watson
Lonzo Sauvage
Rufus L. Patterson
Agnes
Harvey &. Laden
Reliance
T. J. Ryan
Lady Brooke
Samuel K. Jacobs
Vaoreg Eae Ns
Alfred G. Vandervilt
George Willing
May Belle
George Watson
Floradora
Clase
Emwin H
Paul A. Serg
Alfred G. Vander—bilt
B. G. Mel Vailey
W. Watson
Lord Baltimore
Marysland
Maryland
Paul A. Sorg
Red Oak
Eloquence
Ballant
Pontes
William Carr
B. & Imp. Perfection
B. G. Lightfoot
Motor Boat Trials Postponed for Harmsworth Cup Trials
The Motor Boat Club of America postpones the trial races to Friday due to delays in preparing the power boats entered to defend the Harmsworth Cup. English boats Wolseley Biddeley and Daimler II have arrived at Huntington Bay and will conduct trial spins today and Friday in preparation for Saturday’s international race.
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Motor Boat Club of America
Wolseley -Biddeley
Huntington Bay
Saratoga Fairly Full Ahead of Midsummer Racing Meet
Telegraph report from Saratoga describes bustling crowds arriving for the Saratoga Racing Association’s midsummer meeting amid debates over enforcement of new Agnew Hart betting laws. Sheriff deputies and detectives prepared to enforce the statute while officials aid track compliance. key races include the Flash Stakes and Saratoga Handicap with fields featuring Running Water Dandelion Bedouin Far West and past winners listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Saratoga
N. Y
Saratoga Racing Association
Saratoga County
Agnew-Hart
New York
Justice Bischoff
Running Water
Dandelion
Far West
McCarter
Caughnawaga
Lora of the Vale
Waterboy
Francesco
Rockton
Athletes Returning From Olympics Delayed in Transatlantic Voyage
London July 2 The American athletic team that triumphed in the Olympic games cannot return together for a public reception as many athletes travel in Britain or on the Continent. The Adriatic left Southampton with Ewry Dots Moffit Adams among its passengers. Cedric sails from Liverpool tomorrow with Halpin and others. Sullivan, the American commissioner, plans to sail later. Ireland and Paris visits follow. Acting Mayor McGowan ready to appoint a committee to arrange the reception, with names to be announced soon.
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London
New York
United Kingdom
Southampton
Ray C. Ewry
A. C
Ireland
Paris
McGowan
Iselin Triumphs In Newport Tennis Semi Final
By Telegraph to The Tribune Newport R I July 23 Miss Nora Iselin defeated Miss Inches in straight sets 6 4 6 3 in the women’s handicap lawn tennis semi final at the Newport Casino. Miss Edna Barger beat Miss Louise Scott in straight sets 6 4 6 3 and will meet Iselin in the final tomorrow.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. 1
Newport Casino
Nora Iselin
Miss Inches
Edna Barger
Louise Scott
Miss Barger
Iselin
Argonauts win first heat in eight oared regatta
At Henley on July 2 Canada’s Argonauts won the first heat of the eight-oared international regatta defeating the Norwegian Rowing Association by a length. Schoes Canada fell to Von Gaza of Germany by a length and a half in the other heat.
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Henley
Canada
Argonauts
Norwegian Rowing Association
Schoes
von Gaza
Spanish Queen Wins Mer chants and Manufacturers Stakes
In Detroit on July 29 the Merchants and Manufacturers Trotting Stakes drew 12,000 spectators for a hard fought race under the five heat format. Spanish Queen owned by George H. Estabrook of Denver won the top purse as Fleming Boy faltered with a series of breaks and Alceste and other rivals pressed the finish through five heats.
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Detroit
George H. Estabrook
Denver
Alceste
Geers
Fleming Boy
Dean
Chamber of Commerce
Spanish Queen
Arthur J
B. G
Eugene Ross
Happy 1 Medium
Stokes
Car Star Patchen
Bik. H
Snow
Miss Castie
Br. m
Castie
Shadel
Nutlar
B. H
Cares
Our King
Downer
Gene Whitcomb
Sprague
Merchants and Manufacturers
B. m
Onward
Wilkes Boy
Macey
Bird
A Wilkes
Fleming Bory
Disputantee Ys
Bonnie War
Lasell
Vandetta
Br. H
McCarthy
Florence C
Brawley
Hamburg Fetle
Axworthy
Sally Simmons
Simmons
Andrews
Sterling McKinney
McKinney
Shuler
Ways Susie
Colby
Bell
A. P. McDon
Esser
Miss Ardell
Lou McDonald
Rochester
Brenda Yorke
Nueckels
Miss Georgia
Gerrity
Lestie Waterman
A. McDonal
Haou
B. Wilson
William C
Br. G
Murphy
Rushville
Gahagan
Shaughraun
G. G
Geors
Brino
Richie
Gadeen
Arrow
Cox
Kate Nelson Beats Who Knows In NY Driving Club Meet
At Mineola track the New York Driving Club held its third matinee. Kate Nelson defeated Who Knows in Class C pacing with times 2:16% and 2:17, maintaining her lead from the July 4 track opener. Dicker the last day gelding moved up a class but could only reach 2:20% as Kate Nelson and Clare led pacers.
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New York Driving Club
Mineola
E. J. la Place
Kate Nelson
C. H. Martin
Dicker
Joseph Gibbon
Clare
Camera
C. C. Hendrickson
Donato
A. H. Cosden
Hiram Abiff
J. Miner
D. al. Axworthy, B. G. (C. C. Hendrickson
B. m
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AL. Lee
B. G
George W. Grate
E. S. Brewer
Eeedeoee Aw
Lady Donner
Bik
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Jasaee
George L. Buckman
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C. Hackett
Directe
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William Scott
Rose Electrite
G. Bottenus
George M
Boardman
H. L. Toplita
Edward J. la Place
Bik. G
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Apa
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M. C. Reynolds
Lemon Girl
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Gideon
CH. B. Clarke
A. Duchess
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J._F. Gibbons
Evscosacedsse
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Tyne
Meadow Brook Defeats New Haven In Narragansett Polo Match
Telegraph report from Narragansett Pier notes Meadow Brook beat New Haven Ay to 6 in the third polo game for the Narragansett cups at Wildfield Farm. Meadow Brook overcame a nine goal handicap, with Waterbury's fast riding a highlight as the lead changed hands in early periods and widened in the sixth.
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the Tribune
Narragansett Pier
R. 1
Wildfield Farm
Meadow Brook
New Haven
Meadow Brooks
Waterbury
Eastern League games today and yesterday results
Eastern League schedule lists Newark at Buffalo and others. Yesterday scores show Newark defeating Rochester 4 1 in game one while Rochester won 2 1 in game two. Buffalo beat Baltimore 10 7 in game one and Baltimore won 11 2 in game two. Providence topped Toronto 4 1 in game one and 5 2 in game two. Standings reflect Providence leading with 48 wins and Baltimore at 45. Rochester and Newark trail, while Montreal and Buffalo hover around .500. New England League results include Brockton six Brockton smart.
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Newark
Buffalo
Detacy
Toronto
Providence
Montreal
Altimore
Rochester
Baltimore
Intersey City
State League results and Polo Grounds baseball note
Utica defeats Albany 6 to 4 while Iroy beats Elmira 6 to 3 and Wilkes Barre edges Syracuse 8 to 3. Scranton 3, Binghamton 0. Baseball at Polo Grounds today at 49 m Giants versus St Louis with admission 56 cents.
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Albany
Iroy
Elmira
Wikee-Barre
Syracuse
Scranton
Binghamton
Polo Grounds
M. Giants
St Louis
Giants Beat Cardinals in Dull Polo Grounds Shutout
The New York Giants defeated the St Louis Cardinals 1 0 in a low key National League game at the Polo Grounds. Mathewson pitched a superb two hitter over nine innings while Sallee was tough until a fourth inning error allowed the decisive run. Only five Cardinals reached first base as New York seized the opportunity to win after a quiet afternoon of play.
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General Bingham
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Superbas
Mathewson
Sallee
Matty
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Cardinals
Philadelphia
Murray
Braves
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Pirates
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Giants
Bliss
Charles
Bresnahan
Donnn
Barry
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Gilbert
Bailee
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Ree Simany
Sgeis Tenney
Lode Dore
Byrne
Resnahan
Konetchy
Tf Seymour
Delehanty
Deviin
OS Victories
Foleve McCormick
Oa Bites
OlSallee
Tenney
Ae Louis
Palls
Pirates Dominate as Black Flag On High
Wagner contributed a run a hit an assist and an error while seven Brooklyn players fell to Abbaticchio s sure assists. The Pirates added four runs to secure the win as the Superbas struggled with Selfield and were hampered by absent Jordan and Lumley. Left field limited the trolley dodgers to three scattered hits. Wilhelm pitched for Donovan but failed to slow the Pirates who capitalized on opportunistic hits and strong fielding throughout the game.
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Wagner
Brooklyn
Pirates
Selfield
Superbas
Jordan
Lumley
Dodgers
Chicago
Wilhelm
Donovan
Abbaticchio
Cincinnati Ends Philadelphia Battle in Listed Contest
In Philadelphia the Cincinnati team faced Philadelphia with a low scoring display. Umpires Kiem and Moran oversaw the game as players Spade, Schiet, Corridon and Jacklitsch contributed to the tense matchup.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Spade
American League Games and Standings Snapshot
American League schedule lists New York at Cleveland Boston at Detroit Washington at Chicago and Philadelphia at St Louis plus a partial standings table. Teams include Detroit Philadelphia St Louis Boston Chicago Washington Cleveland New York with records shown in a fragmented ranking.
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New York
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Lola
St. Louis
Boston Beats Cleveland 4 to 3 in Cleveland
In Cleveland the Boston team edged the Indians 4 to 3 as Boston pitchers Cicotte and Carrigan faced Joss and Bemis. Umpire Sheridan called the game.
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Boston
Issas Hatteries
Cicotte and
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Cmoot
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Bemis
Sheridan Ean
St Louis Wins Over Philadelphia In Close Game
In St Louis the home team edged Philadelphia 5 to 4. Key players include Potteries St Louis and Vickers with umpires Connolly and Dygert. The fragmented text notes Waddell and others involved but leaves details unclear.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Potteries
Waddell
Ooadelphia
Vickers
Dygert
Sel
Connolly
Automobiles Times Sq Auto Co Ad Blurbs
Classified snippet from Times Sq Auto Co listing two adjacent Broadway addresses 1599 1601 noting low priced cars and services. Includes brief dealership reference and location in New York City.
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