Saratoga Opens Amid Light Crowd and Tight Enforcement
The opening day of the Saratoga midsummer meeting drew a moderate crowd amid heavy police and Pinkerton oversight to enforce a new bookmaking law. Races featured Edward defeating Turnessi and Torbellino, with Monfort taking the Saratoga Handicap in a big-field contest. weather and track conditions favored fast finishes as jockeys faced a dry start and a later shower.
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Saratoga Summaries First Race Results
Selling race for three year olds and up at six furlongs reports Octagon Wood driven to win. Jockey wordcraft, owner T Hitchcock, horse Wortcraft, finishing positions include Sweet and Jacobite with weights listed. Second race is selling steeplechase for four year olds and up about two miles. winner is a horse by Canopus named Andrise, owned by Chelsea Stable, time 4 36.
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Harness Class Judging at Monmouth County Show
Harness class judging underway at the Monmouth County Horse Show with competitors entering to showcase turnout gait and overall presentation. Judges assess horse tack attire and suitability for the event amid a competitive field.
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Giants Use Their Bats as They Top Pirates in Fourteen
At the Polo Grounds the New York Giants routed St Louis 11 to 5 in a doubleheader mood, with McGinnity collecting four hits and driving in multiple runs as the Giants pounded Karger and McGlynn. Orth’s long relief win for Cleveland over New York 8 to 2 featured a fourteenth inning deciding rally.
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Unruly horses dominate Monmouth show ring in July
Long Branch New Jersey July 9 unprecedented display of bad manners in class 31 hunters and jumpers as steeds refuse fences. Mrs Julian Morris rode Keswick to win while Miss Caroline Bryce took red with Ardsley. Miss Beatrice Frothingham rode two mounts that refused the water jump and were disqualified. Several other classes award ribbons to Watson Vanderbilt and Schwartz entries amid a busy day of harness and pony divisions.
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Washington beats Chicago with five to four score
In Chicago, Washington registers a five to four victory over Chicago. Players listed include Wash ington and Tannehill with others among the Battery lineup. Um pires-O’’Loughlin and Hurst noted in a partial roster.
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St Louis Defeats Philadelphia in Low-Scoring Bout
In St Louis, the home team beat Philadelphia 6 to 1 with pitchers Howell Spencer Dygert and Smith. Umpire Connolly officiated as Batters-St. Louis dominated early and held firm through the final inning.
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Wright At His Best Little Also In Form In Suburban Doubles
Beals C Wright and R D Little won two matches in the Eastern lawn tennis doubles championship at Longwood. They beat Anderson and Jones in straight sets and then faced the Doyle brothers before winning. Singles results show Bull, Alexander and others advancing as the tournament proceeds.
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Trials for power boats today in Huntington Bay
Two more trial races to select three defending boats for the Harmsworth Cup take place off the Chateau des Beaux Arts. Races start at 10 50 a m and 2 30 p m with Autowin IS and Den entered. Dixie II awaits muffler work. Wolseley-Siddeley and Daimler II also scheduled for trials after American boats. Open racing course will be kept clear by revenue cutters.
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Superbas Shut Out Pirates In Brooklyn Showdown
Brooklyn blanks Pittsburgh 2 to 0 at Washington Park as Bell and Bergen shine. Leever and Young swapped innings while Maloney Alperman and Lewis drive runs. Cubs neared after Chicago won twice.
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Philadelphia Defeats Cincinnati 5 to 0 in Baseball
Philadelphia battery McQuillian and Doom shutout Cincinnati 5 to 0. Umpires Klein and Hulswitt listed. Philadelphia players R H EB A40200200x-580 Batters-Philadelphia Doom. Cincinnati's Doescher and Schiei also noted.
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Double Victory For Cubs in Boston First Game
Chicago defeated Boston 17 to 1 in the first game with Reusbach Moran Fraser Marshall and Bowerman delivering hits as Boston pitchers Dorner Boulten Ferguson Bowerman faltered. In the second game Chicago won 2 to 0 behind strong pitching by Pfeister Kling Moran and Overall with Smith Ferguson and McCarthy helping Boston. Umpire Rigler.
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State and New England league results roundup
In state play Troy 12 over Utica 8 and Albany 2 over Elmira 1 while Binghamton beat Wilkes Barre 4 to 1 and Syracuse triumphed over Scranton. Connecticut games show New Britain 2 Meriden 1 and 7 to 1 in the rematch, with Hartford 4 Bridgeport 3 and Waterbury 7 Holyoke 3. New England standings list Haverhill 5 over Lawrence 0, Worcester 4 Fall River 3, New Bedford 6 over Lowell 5, and Lynn 0 Brockton 0 in a 15 inning darkness decision.
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Mrs Barger Beats Miss Iselin In Lawn Tennis Final
Newport July 30 Mrs Edna Barger won the final of the woman’s handicap lawn tennis tournament at the Casino defeating Miss Nora Iselin 7 5 1 8 6 2 in a match noted for strong play until Iselin tired late.
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Belgians defeat Cambridge in Olympic eight heat
Belgian crew beats Cambridge in the fourth heat of the Olympic eight oared shell race at Henley and advances to meet Leander in the final. Leander earned a final spot by beating Argonaut of Canada. Belgium remains the sole foreign entry after Blochsteaffe beat Von Gaga in the single sculls.
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Giants Meet Cardinals At Grounds Today
Baseball brief announces a 4 p m game between the Giants and St Louis at the grounds. Admission is 50 cents.
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Eastern League games and standings report
In the Eastern League Newark defeated Buffalo and Providence beat Montreal in 13 innings while Baltimore won both ends of a doubleheader against Rochester. Toronto lost 2 to 1 at Senne City. Standings list Providence Montreal Baltimore Toronto Buffalo Rochester Newark Jersey City with Baltimore in first among several close records. Detroit and Boston are noted with box crews and umpire details.
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Automobiles Times Square Dealers New York
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