Horse Frank Gill Dies After Gravesend Race Finish
Frank Gill the famous racehorse died at Gravesend after finishing second to The Squire in a one mile and furlong handicap. Veterinary reports cite rupture of a heart vessel as the cause. Owner Jack McGinnis hoped to build a small club around the horse and had refused offers of twenty five thousand dollars. Notasulga Royal Onix and Judge Ermentrout won in muddy conditions as weather dampened attendance.
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Squire
Jack McGinnis
Frank Gill
J. L. McGinnis
Sam Brown
James R. Keene
Peter Pan
Diana Ken
Saratoga
Brighton Beach
Yonkers
Empire City
Tony Bonero
Jack Atkin
Charlies Edward
McCarter
Ravello 11
Collar
Sanford Lyne
McGinnis
Notasulga
Royal Onix
Judge Ermentrout
Royal On
Notasulge
Chesterbrook
Henley
Follie Levy
Harry Payne Whitney
Greenvale
Radium Star
Barnstar
Cubs Humble Giants in murky June game
Cubs beat the Giants 6 to 2 as Jack Pfeister pitched six strong innings and Dickey Marquard and Ames struggled. Sheckard, Steinfeldt, and Howard drove in runs. Hofman hit a three base hit and Meyers doubled in the seventh. Evers and Zimmerman added hits for Chicago. Time 1:58. Umpires Emslie and ODay.
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Chicago
Giants
Cubs
Jack Pfeister
Marquard Amd Ames
Sheckard
Marquard
Tenney
Hofman
Steinfeldt
Howard
Meyers
Merkle
Evers
Ames
Zimmerman
Myers
Herzog
New York
Offfiester
Pfiester
Emsiie
O'Day
New York Golf Team Wins Griscom Cup Match
New York defeated Philadelphia 8 to 7 at Baltusrol Golf Club in the Griscom cup intercity match. The day featured bright scores and tight finishes as Miss Julia Mix and Mrs. Fox led Philadelphia, while Mrs. Paterson secured the decisive point for New York.
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New York
Philadelphia
Baltusrol
M. D. Paterson
Julia R. Mix
Caleb F. Fox
Miss Adams
Fox
Miss Mix
Huntingdon Valley
Mrs. Fox
Dormier
Mrs. Stout
Miss Griscom
Miss Bishop
Barlow
Julia Rmix
Georgianna Bishop
R. H. Barlow
Frances Griscom
Charles T. Stout
Elizabeth Hurry
Miss McNeely
Ormsby McCammon
E. H. Filler
Marie Bry
Milton Work
Charles L. Tiffany
E. F. Sanford
Irene Richardson
W. F. Morgan
William West
F. W. Smith
Annettee Davis
Philip DeWolf
Maud Wetmore
Ethel Maule
W. D Vanderpool
E. A. Manice
E. Hood
G. Davis
Frank Bacon
N. P. Rogers
Howard Roome
Mary R. Adams
Mrs. Barlow
Boston
Baseball Standings and Schedule From The National League
National League games today include New York at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, and Boston at Chicago. Yesterday Chicago defeated New York 5 to 0, while Cincinnati vs Boston and Pittsburgh vs Philadelphia were rained out. American League slate features Chicago at New York, St Louis at Philadelphia, Detroit at Washington, and Cleveland at Boston with several rainouts.
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New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburg
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago Www
AOL
Newark
Aia
Tie for Golf Medal in Annual Wykagyl Invite
Yale golfer H. B. Legg and T. V. Birmingham of the home club tied for low qualifying score in the annual Wykagyl Country Club invitation, both posting 172. About eighty starters entered. notable players included Giiman P. Tiffany and Marshall Whitlatch, with B. T. Allen failing to reach the first sixteen.
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H. B. Legg
Yale
T. V. Birmingham
Wykagyl Country Club
Giiman P. Tiffany
Powelton
Hudson River Golf Association
Marshall Whitlatch
Dyker Meadow
B.T. Allen
Fox Hills
Lees
Co. W. Nesmith
Flushing
Yankees Beat Rain in Detroit as Mullin Sharp in Victory
Detroit defeated the Yankees 2 to 1 behind George Mullin who earned an eleventh straight win. Manning took the loss while McConnell started for New York and faced trouble in the first inning. The game featured a sloppy diamond, strong defense by Detroit, and Mullin driving in the winning run with a two bagger in the second.
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George Stalliings
Hughey Jennings
Tigers
Detroit
Yankees
George Mullin
Walter Manning
Mullin
George McConnell
Stallings
Manning
McConnell
Cree
Kleinow
Demmitt
New York
Jimmy Austin
McIntyre
Engle
Austin
Jennings
Bush
Crawford
McIintyre
Cobb
Keeler
Elberfeld
Farrell
Fingle
Stanage
Laporte
Schaefer
Mullin Cobb
Mortality
Rush
Rasen
O Mal
Evans and
Perrine
Puritan Ends Cup Defender Career Arrives in Providence
The famed America's Cup defender Puritan, which began with a 1885 victory over Genesta and later served as a common passenger vessel, has reached Providence to go out of commission. The liner Jdracer has recently carried passengers from the Cape Verde Islands to New Bedford.
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Providence
Genesta
Jdracer
Cape Verde Islands
New Bedford
Meadow Brook Polo Triumph Beats Tigers 14 to 1
The Meadow Brook team from Long Island dominated the Ranelagh open cup opener, defeating The Tigers 14 to 1 in London. The English side lacked strength, fielding only one first class player.
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London
Meadow Brook
Long Island
Tigers
Frank Wilson Elected Commodore At Crescent Club Dinner
At a Crescent Athletic Club yachting dinner in Bay Ridge Shore House Commadore Frank Wilson received the cups from last season. Officers for the year were elected: vice commodore E F Luckenbach rear commodore Charles Mc Dermott fleet captain W Sykes regatta committee chairman Arthur F Aldridge.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Shore House
Bay Ridge
Frank Wilson
E. F. Luckenbach
Charles McDermott
W. Sykes
Arthur F. Aldridge
Baseball Today: Yankees vs. White Sox at 4 P.M.
The schedule notes a 4 P.M. American League game at American League Park featuring the New York Americans hosting the Chicago White Sox.
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Baseball Today
American League Park
WN. Y
Americans
Chicago
Eastern League games today and results from yesterday
Montreal plays Jersey City and Buffalo meets Newark while Rochester visits Baltimore and Toronto faces Providence today. Yesterday Baltimore beat Newark 8 to 6 and 8 to 3 while Buffalo defeated Rochester 3 to 0. Providence and Jersey City and Montreal versus Toronto were rained out.
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Montreal
Jersey City
Buffalo
Newark
Rochester
Baltimore
Toronto
Providence
I. P.C Wi
Rain Delays Sweep State and New England Baseball
All games in the State, New England and Connecticut leagues were postponed yesterday due to rain. The Harvard Holy Cross matchup was also postponed.
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State
New England
Connecticut
Harvard Holy Cross
Dreamland to Display National Baseball Scores
Beginning Saturday night, all baseball game results nationwide will be shown at Greater Dreamland. A large bulletin board on the Bostock building will display detailed scores in a prominent position.
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Greater Dreamland
Bostock Building
Johnson to Train in Chicago or Cedar Lake for Ketchel and Kauffman bouts
George Lytle, manager of Jack Johnson, says the colored boxer will likely begin training in Chicago or Cedar Lake. Ketchel defeats OBrien reportedly won’t affect Johnson’s plans. Meetings with Ketchel are set for October 12 and with Kauffman for September 11 or 12.
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Chicago
George Lytle
Jack Johnson
Cedar Lake
al Kauffman
Stanley Ketchel
Ketchel
O’brien
Johnson
Kauffman
West Point Interclass Field Games Report
West Point Military Academy held interclass field events despite poor weather. Class of 1910 won the meet, with 1909 second and 1912 third. Grebie of 1909 set a new academy pole vault record at 10 feet 11 inches.
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West Point
West Point Military Academy
Grebie
Yale Crew Posts Fast Four Mile Test On Thames
The Yale varsity eight rowed four miles on the Thames in 20 minutes 45 seconds despite heavy rain and favorable wind. Yale's crew, with Ell at the oars, noted smooth water but the time drew little excitement. The team trained both morning and afternoon, with freshmen also on the water as examinations began for nine days.
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Yale
Conn
Four cars in ocean to ocean race pass Ellis Kansas
All four cars finished Ellis passage in the ocean to ocean race. The Acme car did not stop. The two Ford cars were delayed forty five minutes for repairs and started an hour after the Acme. The Shawmut car trailed the Acme by twenty minutes waiting while the Fords were fixed.
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Ford
Ellis
Kan
Acme
Shawmut
Foreign auto troubles in Paris show overproduction and slumping demand
A. E. Schwartz, Paris representative of the Algerican Motor Car Manufacturers' Association, reports extensive stock and price cuts as American auto makers flood the market. He notes dealers struggle, access to private buyers rises, and many stores display To Let signs in motor car districts.
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A. E. Schwartz
Paris
Algerican Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
Mr. Schwartz
America
Big
Englewood Lawn Tennis Rain Surprise Tournament Play
In a rain soaked Englewood event players toed the nets under wet conditions. King Smith and A S Cragin upset C F Watson Jr and E P Larned to reach the semi finals. Behr and Fischer advanced easily while Little and Hackett moved through by default. Mrs Frank J Gould bowed to Miss Winifred Nottman 6 3 6 2 in women’s singles as various doubles results unfold.
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Englewood
King Smith
A. S. Cragin
C F. Watson, Jr
E. P. Larned
Powers
Karl Behr
E. P. Fisher
Little
Hackett
Frank J. Gould
Winifred Nottman
George S. Chapman
A G. Miles
Louise Hammond
Edna Wildey
Poke Thes P. Larned
H Cc. Martin
Edwin P. Larned
Cameron Kelley
Karl H. Behr
William Rosenbaum
Harry Torrance, Jr
Otto H. Hinck
C. M. Bull, Jr
H. C. Martin
A. Holmes
G. M. Church
BE. Foerster
S. Homans
T. C. Trask
R. H. Palmer
H. H. Hackett
R. D. Little
Dr. E. Taylor
J. S. Billings, Jr
W. A. Larned
G. L. Wrenn
Arthur Cragin
William F. Powers
Otto F. Affeld
Bowdoin Wins Maine Tennis Titles Internally
Martin of Bowdoin defeats Mitchell of Maine 7 5 6 3 6 to claim the Maine intercollegiate singles championship. Martin and Hughes of Bowdoin also win the doubles title yesterday.
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Martin
Lewiston
Bowdoin
Mitchell
Maine
L. Martin
Hughes
Waterfront Belt Plan Discussed By Amsterdam Corp
W J Wilgus president of the Amsterdam Corporation met with Public Service Commission Chairman Willcox to discuss a 60 million belt railroad of subways and elevated lines along the Manhattan waterfront with a cross over subway at 6th street. No firm proposition was made and the talks were informal. The plan if freight and passenger would implicate the New York Central as a possible backer.
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W. J. Wilgus
Amsterdam Corporation
Willcox
Public Service Commission
Manhattan
6Th Street
Edward M. Shepard
Wilgus
New York Central
Eleventh Avenue
Watt Scatters Pins Dunbar Gets Surprise In Bowling Tourney
In Madison Square Garden the national bowling tournament featured special matches. Jimmy Watt vs Alec Dunbar ended with Watt taking six of seven games for a $100 side bet. Watt's scores averaged 2713, while Dunbar averaged 191. Meyer and Mrs. Lester defeated Graf and Miss Wilson. Eskew and Bisang tied a three out of five games. Eskew’s 69% is a world record for three but not official. No leadership changes. two big matches set for tonight in Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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Madisom Square Garden
Jimmy Watt
Brunswick
Alec Dunbar
Watt
Dunbar
Meyer
Lester
Graf
Miss Wilson
Oscar Eskew
Red Bank
al Bisang
Eskew
New York Athletic Club
Tribune
Roseville Athletic Association
Atlantic Council
Royal Arcanum
Brooklyn
Lenox Council
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