Arasee Wins Crest At Brighton Beach Amid Scratches
Emery's three year old gelding Arasee won the Crest as Big Chief failed to threaten. Frank Gill was scratched, and Arasee led from the start, widening gap to win by six lengths over Big Chief with Comedienne third. Other races saw Tom McGrath prevail in the six furlongs, Waterspeed win the steeplechase, and Queen Marguerite take a selling mile and a sixteenth. The meeting ends as Empire City begins August 16 at Brighton Beach.
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Genx
Brighton Beach
Saratoga
Fort Erié
Hose
Gesches Saratoga
Metropolitan
Prighten Beach
Emery
Big Chief
Arase
Sweet
Arasee
Frank Gill
Cairngorm
Comedienne
M. Krauss Sein
Tom McGrath
Nimbus
Gilbert
Salvolatile
Charles Edward
H. K. Wingut
Waterspeed
Pirate
Jim McGill
Banner
Queen Marguerite
Green River
Black Oak
Coat of Arms
O. T. Kid
Dr. Pillow
Harry Rogers
O. U. Kid
Pigs of Sto 1
Hetty Vincent
Musgrave
Brighton Beach Racing Association
Jockey Club
Fim
Marion
Hwe
Fen McGrath
Krause
Gilbert We Miller
Odom
Colt
Edward
Patchogue St
Mcc
Aniel
Joyner
McCaher
Fear Pine
Miller
Sumter
Amber Cine Foxx
Yorke
Lakeland
Sue Kittle
Vingut
Davidson
Pirene Maasenes
Lynch de Wg
Stewart
Heidershan
Revolae
Sy Chain
Powe Se
Queck St
H Smith
Rheisy
J. Lee
Doggett
McLaughlin
Yorke O
Swirr Neisenay
King
McCormack
Heffner
Ronnie Kelso
Westr Thistle
St. S &S Oe
McCahey
McGinnis
Hienry
Navarre—Sneerwell
Mery Rite
Leker
Erebenes McGinnis
Fergrusen
Flynn
Herbert O
Betsy
iChandier
tNorcroees
Coopers
Etchick
Ocala
Play On Central Park Courts In Lawn Tennis Fight
Central Park lawn tennis championships narrowed to the fourth round as William H. Brown Jr defeats Frank Fite 6-1 4 to reach that stage. Jacob Levy won 6-0 over L. R. Storbel to advance to the third round with plans for remaining draws announced. The Public Parks Lawn Tennis Association will stage draws today as Central Park prepares to host doubles while singles begin next Saturday.
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William H. Brown, Jr
Frank Fite
Columbia
Jacob Levy
L. R. Storbel
Open Championship Preparations at Myopia Links
United States Golf Association plans the fourteenth open championship at Myopia Hunt Club Hamilton Massachusetts August 27 23 with seventy two holes of medal play over two days and a 900 prize fund distributed to ten places Amateur entrants require approval of the executive committee and a final entry deadline August 19.
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United States Golf Association
Myopia Hunt Club
Hamilton
Mass
Association
W. Fellowes Morgan
Arch 5
Brooklyn Bridge
Garden City
Walter J. Travis
Alec Ross
Brae Burn
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Ross
Myopia
Fred
Will Anderson
Anderson
Onwentsia Club
Myopia Club
Alec Smith
Little Defeats Clothier in Longwood Lawn Tournament
R D Little of New York defeated W J Clothier in five sets to headline the Longwood lawn tennis event. F B Alexander beat N W Niles, Wright beat Y L Wrenn Jr, and Holt and Foster upset Larned and Wrenn in a day of dramatic singles and early round doubles action.
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Boston
R. D. Little
New York
W. J. Clothier
Longwood
Clothier
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
Gallers
Larned
Holt
Foster
Hastern
Sweetser
Plimpton
Scott
Blanchard
Doyle
Johnson
Seaver
Rhodes
Sulloway
Martin and
Bull, Jr
Rosenbaum
Palmer
Dewhurst
Little
Westfall
Toucherd
Bull
Lovering
Wise
Dabney
Ames
Inman
Whitney
Watson Horses Strong Capture Four Blues at Monmouth Show
C W Watson of Fairmount Farms Fairmount West Virginia sent four entries to the Monmouth County Horse Show at Hollywood Park opening and won four blue ribbons competing against Alfred G Vanderbilt and R P McGrath. Horses Ringing Bells Moonshine My Maryland II and others earned top class prizes in harness and pony divisions with notable incidents including Sappho’s rough performance and a notable absence by Reginald Vanderbilt. Governor Fort of New Jersey opened the show as judges and spectators watched a high turnout and awards across divisions.
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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. Sorg
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
Newport Show
Governor Fort
New Jersey
Hauck
Br. G
Jack Sprat
Helen G. Alexander
B. m. Lightning
Adolph Wald
Br. m
Paul A. Sore
Fatty Bates
P. Lehman
Jupiter
James Smith
B. G. the Squire
Monmouth County
L. A. Dalrymple Percival
B. G. Bailey Prince
Mabel Brady
M. Mavourneen
Marjorie A. Content
B. m. Aimee
R. P. McGranh
Ch. m. Bury
M. F
J. J. Ic
Donald
Ch. G Haro
E. C. Rich
Amanda Baron
George Willing
Ch. m. May Belle
George Watson
Ch. m. Floradora
Chase
George BE. Cain
Erwin H. Weatherbee
B. G. Keswick
Bik. G. Centennial
Maryland
Alfred G. Vanderbit
B. G. Mel Valley
Alfred G Vanderbilt
Lord Baltimore
Alfred G. Vanderblit
Sir James
Polly Prim
Sweet Marte
Red Oak
Eloquence
Ballant
William Carr
Chipchase
B. G. Lightfoot
Motor Boat Trials Postponed To Friday
Motor Boat Club of America delays trial races to Friday due to late preparation of power boats entered to defend the Harmsworth Cup. English entrants Wolseley Biddeley and Daimler II have reached Huntington Bay and will run trials today and Friday to gear up for the Saturday international race.
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Motor Boat Club of America
Wolseley -Biddeley
Daimler II
Huntington Bay
Saratoga Brims With Vigor Before Midsummer Race Day
Saratoga New York July 29 Hundreds of visitors arrive as the Seratoga Racing Association ready for the opening of the midsummer meeting amid questions over enforcing new Agnew Hart betting laws. Sheriff’s deputies and detectives bolster the force while officials urge police aid to ensure lawful wagering as Justice Bischoff’s interpretation allows oral wagers. The track looks prime, with the Flash Stakes worth 6000 dollars and the Saratoga Handicap featuring a strong field led by Running Water Dandelion Bedouin and Far West. McCarter last year won in 2 05 3 5 with past winners including Dandelion Caughnawaga Lord of the Vale and Waterboy. The entries for tomorrow are listed.
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the Tribune
Saratoga
N. Y
Seratoga Racing Association
Saratoga County
Agnew-Hart
New York
Saratoga Racing Association
Justice Bischoff
Running Water
Dandelion
Bedouin
Far West
McCarter
Caughnawaga
Lord of the Vale
Waterboy
Francesco
Rockton
Athletes Coming Home From Olympics
London July 2 The American athletic team that triumphed in the Olympic games faces challenges in returning home together for a mass reception. Passengers listed include Ray C Ewry C S Dole Platt Adams and Matthew Halpin. other contingents depart on ships Adriatic and Cedric. James E Sullivan plans Ireland visit and later sailings. Acting Mayor McGowan ready to form a reception committee with announced names today.
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London
New York
United Kingdom
Southampton
Ray C. Ewry
A. C
C. 5
Ireland
Paris
McGowan
Women in Semi Finals at Newport Tennis Tournament
The Newport Casino lawn tennis handicap event saw Nora Iselin defeat Inches 6-4 6-3 and Edna Barger beat Louise Scott 6-4 6-3 in the semi finals. The final will feature Barger versus Iselin tomorrow.
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Newport
Tribune
R. 1
Newport Casino
Nora Iselin
Miss Inches
Hdna Barger
Louise Scott
Miss Barger
Miss Iselin
Canada Wins Narrow Heat In Olympic Regatta Rowing
Henley reports Canada winning one heat in the eight oared event at the international regatta. The Argonauts defeated Norway by a length in the first heat while Schoes, Canada, fell to Von Gaza of Germany by a length and a half in another heat.
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Henley
Canada
Argonauts
Norwegian Rowing Association
Schoes
von Gaza
Soulla
Spanish Queen Wins Hard-Fought Merchants and Manufacturers Stakes
Detroit July 29 Spanish Queen owned by George H Estabrook of Denver won the Merchants and Manufacturers Stakes under the five heat format as Fleming Boy led early before repeated charges by Spanish Queen Alceste also beat her in the final yards twelve thousand fans watched fast track racing with strong heats for 2:24 trot and 2:15 pace events along with other stakes and entrants including Fleming Boy Alceste Bonnie Way Vandetta Florence C and Our King in a crowded program on a hot afternoon
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Detroit
Merchants and Manufacturers
George H. Estabrook
Denver
Alceste
Geers
Fleming Boy
Dean
Chamber of Commerce
Spanish Queen
Arthur J
B. G
Eugene Ross
Happy 1 Medium
Stokes
Star Patechen
Bik. H
Snow
Miss Castie
Br. m. ¢Castie
Br. m
Bird
Baron Wilkes
Camara
Lottie Day
Disputant Po Tet Eeere
Bonnie Way
B. m
Lasell
Vandetta
Br. H
McCarthy
Las Florence C
Br. Tm
Brawley
Hamburg Felle
Axworthy
Sally Simmons
Gimmons (Andrews
Sterling Kinney
B. H
McKinney
Red Bow
Redfield
Capitole
Arrowwood
MceMahon
Charley Hall
Brenda Yorke
Miss Georgia
Leslie Waterman
Ya Donald
Raou
B. Wilson
William C
Murphy
Rushville
Gahagan
Shaughraun
G. G
Major Brino
Vik. H
Richie
Arrow
Cox
Kate Nelson Beats Who Knows in New York Driv ing Club Meet
Kate Nelson the mare trained by E. J. La Place won the Class C pace in straight heats at 2:16% and 2:17 at Min eola track, defeating Who Knows who won the Morosini cup prior. Dicker, promoted to a higher class, pressed 2:20 with Paced by Clare and Kate Nelson in the field. The afternoon meet, postponed from Saturday, featured multiple trotting and pacing events with times listed for each class.
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New York Driving Club
Mineola
E. J. la Place
Kate Nelson
C. H. Martin
Dicker
Joseph Gibbon
Clare
T. B. Leahy
al. Axworthy
B. G
Cc. C. Hendrickson
B. m
E. W. Knapp
al. Lee
George W. Grate
Camera
B. S
C. C. Hendrickson
Hiram Abiff
W. J. Miner
Directe
Br. m
Fred T. Steinway
Kitty Wilkes
William Scott
Rose Electrite
E. Bottenus
George M
A. H. Cosden
Edward J. la Place
Pat Roast
E. S. Brow
F. Phyiora
Blk. m
George L. Buckman
Ahnie D
B. m. CM. C. Reynolds
Eee Gideon
H. B. Clarke
A. Duchess
Graeme Gratton
H. L. Toplitz
D. Clare
J._F. Gibbons
Thomas G. Hinds
Cererieres
Donato
Sally A
C. Hackett
Judge Boardman
H. L. Toplita
Donner
Bik. m
George H. Beyer
Dr. C. H. Martin
Lemon Girl
BE. Heipershausen
Tyne
Meadow Brook Defeats New Haven in Narragansett Polo Match
In Narragansett Pier July 29 Meadow Brook triumphed 6 to 2 over New Haven after overcoming a nine goal handicap. The contest started close but Meadow Brook pulled ahead in the sixth period and maintained the lead. Waterbury and Grace starred for Meadow Brook in a strong riding display.
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the Tribune
Narragansett Pier
Wildfield Farm
Meadow Brook
New Haven
Meadow Brooks
Waterbury
Meadow Heor
Russell Grace
B. Thomas
H.C. Phipps
Hugh Drury
J. M
Devereux Millburn
Back
F. S. Butterworth
Eastern League games today and yesterday results
Newark visits Buffalo and Jersey City meets Toronto while Providence faces Montreal and Baltimore plays Rochester. Yesterday Newark beat Rochester 4 1 and Rochester replied 2 1, Buffalo won 10 7 over Peerses, Baltimore beat Buffalo 2 in a 24 game, Trebanes defeated Torrento. Providence 3 Toronto 2. Standings show Providence 45 wins, 36 losses. Buffalo 49 39. Montreal 42 45. Toronto 39 48. Baltimore 45 39. Rochester 39 44. Jersey City 35 53. NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE results include Brockton 6 Brockton 3, Lawrence 4 Haverhill 1, Lowell 7 New Bedford 3, Worcester 3 Fall River 2 in 12 innings.
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Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Providence
Montreal
Baltimore
Rochester
Peerses
Trebanes
Torrento
P.C
Brockton—Lynn
Brockton
Lawrence—Lawrence
Haverhill
Lowell
New Bedford
Worcester
Fall River
Baseball scores and venue details from Utica to Scranton
In a fragmented notice the results show Utica 5 and Troy 3, Jukes-Barre 8 to 3, Scranton 3 and Binghamton 0. Giants vs St Louis at Polo Grounds today with admission 60 cents.
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Utica
Xeno Troy
Igtatea
Jukes-Barre
Orep
Scranton
Binghamton
Polo Grounds
Giants
Giants Beat Cardinals in Muted Polo Grounds Shutout
New York Giants defeat St Louis 1 0 in nine innings as Mathewson twirls three hits and Sallee allows only five Cardinals on base. Barry, Murray, Konetchy and Devlin feature for the visitors, while Bliss, Bresnahan and Seymour contribute for New York in a quiet afternoon game. Time 1 2. Umpire Johnstone.
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East River
General Bingham
Brooklyn
Superbas
Cardinals
McGraw
Giants
Pittsburg
Mathewson
Sallee
Matty
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chief Murray
Braves
Glanta
Pirates
Little Bers
Bliss
Charles
Bresnahan
Donnn
Barry
Lailee
Gilbert
Buss
New York
Byrne
OjMurray
O Konetchy
Delehanty
Oidiaries
Ollie Seymour
Devlin
Neiwell
Gibert
Zos Mathewson
OlSallee
Eit
Keate
Tenney
Saliee
Johnstone
Pirates Defeat Superbas Behind Strong Fielding and Abbaticchio
Black Flag on High features a Pirates win over Brooklyn as Selfield shines on the mound and Abbaticchio dominates with seven assists. The Pirates execute crisp fielding, converting chances into runs while the Superbas struggle without injured Jordan and Lumley. Wilhelm yields few laurels as Denovan’s club can’t muster offense.
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Wagner
Brooklyn
Pirates
Selfield
Superbas
Jordan
Lumley
Dodgers
Chicago
Wilhelm
Denovan
Abbaticchio
Cincinnati Beats Philadelphia 4-2 Summary
Cincinnati defeats Philadelphia 4 to 2 at Philadelphia with Batterymen R and Cincinnati. Umpired by Kiem. Players Spade Schlet Corridon Moran Jacklitsch feature in the listed lineup amid an otherwise terse box score style record.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Spade
Schlet
Corridon
Moran
Jacklitsch
Kiem
American League games today and standings summarized
New York plays Cleveland while Boston visits Detroit. Final scores include Washington 5 Philadelphia 4 and Boston 4 Cleveland. Standings show Detroit leading with 56 wins and 34 losses, then Philadelphia 45, St Louis 53 39, Boston 42, Chicago 40, Washington 32, New York 32 53.
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St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburg
Incinnati
Rosten
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Detroit
Ww. LLP
Entedelphia
Chicago St
Washen
Cleveland Holds Off Boston In Tight Baseball Duel
Cleveland defeats Boston by 4 to 3 as Cleveland’s Hatterles Cicotte and Carrigan anchor the offense while Joss Bemis Geetta and Egan contribute key plays. Boston’s pitching and late effort keep it close in a classic rematch.
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Cleveland
Ovree Easton
Esss
Hatterles
Boston
Cicotte
Carrigan Land
Joss and Bemis Te Geetta and
Egan
St Louis Beats Philadelphia In Tight BatteR 5 4
In St Louis the teams fought to a 5 4 score with REE St Louis edging Philadelphia. Players Louis Waddell and Philadelphia’s Vickers Dygert Sch contributed key moments as Connolly officiated.
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St. Louis
REE
Eeatekica
Philadelphia
Louis
Waddell
Vickers
Dygert
Sch
Connolly
Automobiles. Times Sq Auto Co at 1599-1601 Broadway
Automobile listing notes Times Square Auto Co located at 1599 to 1601 Broadway with details unreadable in OCR. The fragment references vehicles or sales but lacks readable specifics for a fuller summary.
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Empire City
Spa
Central Park Courts
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Jack Lord
Schenectady
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Shinnecock
Joseph Lloyd
Wheaton
Fred. Herd
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Baltimore Sia
Harry Vardon
Willie Anderson
L. Auchterlonie
Garden Cit
Ilen View
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Monmouth
Furan
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Aletheuvo
Shadow Gla Easton
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Statesman
Monfort
D' Arkle
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Hoffman
Madman
Clefee
Constellation
Duncraggan
Saale
Denver- Mare
Rich
Meets. S
Hicago
Bost Cihehinati
Burch
Thomas
Pattee
Learh
Hamell
Clarke
Alpean
Weener
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Sheehan
Swactna
Maloney
Gibson
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Holmes
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