Maskette Wins Great Filly Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
Maskette, ridden with ease, defeated Wedding Bells and Lady Bedford to win the Great Filly Stakes at Sheepshead Bay, earning $13,365. Trance also claimed the Autumn Stakes at six furlongs, while Durante won the Twin City Handicap at a mile and a quarter. The day drew a modest crowd, with Pinkertons enforcing new betting rules at the track.
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James R. Keene
Maskette
Sheepshead Bay
Wedding Bells
John E. Madden
Lady Bedford
Lady Hubbard
Colin
Saratoga
Sir Martin and Fayette
Meciant
Notter
George M. Odom
Trance
Mr. Keene
Harry Payne Whitney
Sea
Fitz Herbert
Aqueduct
Iw. T. Grifin
California
George M. Chorm
F. A. Forsythe
Durante
Twin City
Pessara
Master Robert
Angelus
Nealon
McChesney
Gunfire
Ethelbert
Coney Island Jockey Club
Pinkertons
Brookdale
Jeanne d’Arc
Forsythe
Hamel
Whitney
Brookdale Nymph
Omx
Yorks
Belmont
Holly St
Upton
Notasulga
Beckinle
B. F
Ben Brush
We. St
Odom
McDanie
Sea Clift
Whitey
J. Butler
Edward
Madden
J. Lee Cocteres
Schleswig
Wacene
Sea Cum
Drace
Jes
Biturica
Post Horse
Keene
E. Dugan
J. Lee
Duryea
McCarthy
fMadden
Not
Dorante
F. Lee
Robert
Butler
R. Hitchcock
Monfort
Montter St
Econ
Hitchcock
McDaniel
Firestone
Williams
Philander
Watt
Frank Gul
Frank Gill
Sulk
Thrace
Morello
Schulte
Miss Crawford
Delhi
Sea Wolf
Langdon
Randol
Schrurm
Atere
Hefferon Returns to Africa After London Marathon
Cape Town hosts a banquet in honor of Hefferon the South African distance runner who took second in the Olympic Marathon in London last July. Members of the Cabinet and Legislature and other prominent persons attend the gathering on his return to Africa.
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Cape Town
Africa
Hefferon
London
Hayes Turns Pro After Olympic Marathon Win
John J. Hayes resigns from the Amateur Athletic Union to James E. Sullivan as he moves to professional ranks after England return. He signs stage contracts and plans to coach boys, with Sullivan noting the move preserves honor and solidarity among amateurs.
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John J. Hayes
Amateur Athletic Union
James E. Sullivan
England
Hayes
Mr. Sullivan
Metropolitan Association
Sullivan
Yankees Yield Again Philadelphia Beats New York 5 to 2
The Philadelphia Athletics topped the Yankees 5 to 2 at American League Park. Connie Mack's club played steady defense and pounced early to secure the win as Joe Lake struggled. Hartsel, Oldring, and Murphy delivered key hits while Plank limited New York to a modest offense. Philadelphia led 3-0 after the first inning and never relinquished the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Joe Lake
Philadelphians
Hartsel
Oldring
Barry
O'Rourke
Murphy
Cléring
Davis
Connie Mack
Plank
Wid Conroy
Philadelphia
New York
Ebribpone
Abribpoa
O'Conroy
Laporte
Manush
Moriarity
Nichols
Ball
Lake
Conroy
Chase
Blue
Connolly
Batteries-Chicago Umpires-St. Louis Players Listed
At St Louis the Chicago batteries Walshend Sullivan and others faced St Louis Dineen Howell and Stephens with umpires Hurst and O Loughlin. Game details appear in this fragment showing team names and officials.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Walshend
Sullivan
Dineen
Howell and
Stephens
Hurst and
O'Loughlin
Washington Batteries Clout Boston Nine Behind Umpire Evans
In Washington, REE, the Washington team defeated Boston by a wide margin. Batteries by Hughes and Warner for Washington and Steele and Criger for Boston supplied the pitching. Umpire Evans officiated the game.
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Washington, Ree
Washington
Boston
Washington, Hughes and Warner
Steele and Criger
Evans
Detroit Beats Cleveland In Muted Baseball Score
Detroit defeats Cleveland by a 5 to 3 margin in a nine inning game. Batter stats show Detroit with Donovan and Schmidt collecting hits while Cleveland’s Berger Clarke Ryan and Land contributed. Umpires were Egan and Sheridan in a rowdy but orderly matchup.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Donovan
Schmidt
Berger
Clarke
Ryan
Land
Egan
Sheridan
Eastern League Games Today Highlight Newark Jersey City Matchup
Eastern League schedule lists Newark at Jersey City, Buffalo at Montreal, Rochester at Toronto with rainouts noted for Toronto vs Newark and Rochester vs Jersey City. Standings show Montreal lead with 54 wins and .607 winning percentage, Jersey City at .430, Rochester at .411.
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Newark
Jersey City
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Toronto
Providence
SL CF
Wilkes Barre and Scranton Scores From Regional Games
Wilkes-Barre defeats Binghamton 11 to 3 in the first game and 5 to 0 in the second. Scranton wins 1 to 0 against Syracuse in the first game and ties 1 to 1 in the second. Troy loses 4 to 9 to Elmira while Albany beats Utica 1 to 0.
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Wilkesbarre
Binghamton
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Syracuse
Troy
Elmira
Albany
Utica
New England League Results Snapshot
Lawrence defeated New Bedford 5 1 in the first game while New Bedford won 5 0 in the second. Haverhill beat Lynn 2 1 in the first game and 4 0 in the second. Brockton edged Lowell 4 3. Worcester blanked Fall River 2.
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Lawrence
New Bedford
Haverhill
Lynn
Brockton
Lowell
Worcester
Fall River
Rector May Not Run In Metropolitan AAU Championship
The AAU metropolitan track committee met at 21 Warren street to review national championship entries for Travers Island on September 12. Of 300 entries, five were held up for investigation: Wagner New York Athletic Club. Rector New York Athletic Club. Talbot. Taylor Irish American. Mount Pleasant. They will be asked to appear before the registration committee tomorrow night.
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Metropolitan Track and Field Championship Committee
The
Amateur Athletic Union
James E. Sullivan
Warren Street
Travers Island
W. A. Wagner
New York Athletic Club
West Side Young Men's Christian Association
J. A. Rector
Lee J. Talbot
J. B.taylor
Frank Mount Pleasant
Seventeen inning Phillies edge Brooklyn. Corridon wins
Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn 3 to 2 in seventeen innings at Philadelphia. Corridon allowed two Brooklyn hits in eight innings, then the Phillies broke through in the seventeenth as Bransfield scored on Corridon's single. Second game postponed by darkness.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Corridon
Superbas
McIntyre
Tim Jordan
Alperman
Hummel
Donovan
Rucker
Brooklyns
Phillies
Bransfield
Quaker
Osborne
Sheehan
Abriblopoae
O Lewlis
Doolan
Burch
Dosin
Bergen
McIintyre
Lumiey
Titus
Jordan
McMillan
Grant
Doolin
Doolnn
Emslie
Giants and Red Sox Postpone Game on Wet Grounds
Boston September 2 The Giants game was postponed due to wet grounds. While New Yorkers watched a street parade, Chicago beat St Louis and Pittsburgh routed Cincinnati. The Pirates moved within three games of leaders as Cubs gained ground. two Giants Boston games set for tomorrow. Taylor and McGinnity likely to pitch for New York. McGraw optimistic about sweeping both games.
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Boston
Giants
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati Reds
Pirates
Cubs
Taylor
McGinnity
New York
McGraw
Chicago Battery Suppliers and Umpire Named
In Chicago, R H E Chicago recorded details show .60 3 60 56 00 x-& 72 and St Louis with numeric codes. Batteries from Chicago Fraser and Kling and from St Louis Karger and Moran McGlynn and Ludwig. Umpire Rigler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
R. H.E. Chicago
St. Louis
Fraser
Kling
Karger
Moran
McGlynn
Ludwig
Rigler
Cubs gain another pitcher in Coakley deal
Chicago on September 2 reports president Charles W Murphy of the Chicago National League Club closed a deal to acquire Andy Coakley from Cincinnati. Coakley will join the Chicago team here tomorrow to bolster the staff.
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Chicago
Charles W. Murphy
Andy Coakley
Cincinnati
Coakley
Connecticut League Results Card
Meriden defeats New Haven 3 to 1 in the first game and New Haven wins 3 to 0 in the second. Hartford shuts out New Britain 2 to 0 while Springfield beats Bridgeport 4 to 1.
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Meriden
New Haven
Hartford
New Britain
Springfield
Bridgeport
Major Delmar defbeats George G. in Long Branch heat duel
At Elkwood Park Long Branch Fair J G Buckley Major Delmar 1:59% defeated Arthur McDonald s George G in straight heats. First heat 2:10%. second heat 2:10% with Major Delmar forcing a close finish by a head. Record crowd witnessed the races.
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Long Branch
J. G. Buckley
Major Delmar
Arthur McDonald
George G
Elkwood Park
Saloon Keeper Claims Relation to Dr Washington in Court
William Booker, a saloon keeper at 53 West 133d Street, testified he is a cousin of Dr. Booker T. Washington as he faced Harlem court for assaulting Frank Hoffman of 191 West 134th Street. Hoffman testified Booker pummeled him in the saloon yesterday. Booker was held in zero ball for examination Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Booker
West 133d Street
Harlem
Frank Hoffman
West 134Th Street
Booker
Moss
Booker T. Washington
Hoffman
Lowe to Lecture on Roosevelt Africa Trip in The Bronx
Francis J. Lowe Republican leader in the Rith Assembly District will speak Friday night on Theodore Roosevelt s Trip Around Africa at the National Republican Club headquarters in The Bronx. All enrolled Republicans are invited and asked to bring friends. Lowe toured Darkest Africa.
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Francis J. Lowe
Rith Assembly
Bronx
Theodore Roosevelt
Africa
National Republican Club
Mr. Lowe
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Americans vs Phillies at Americas League Park
Baseball today features the Americans hosting Philadelphia at Americas League Park at 4 P M. The matchup pits two strong lineups in a key league contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baseball Today
Americans
Philadelphia
Joy wins first Thompson Cup race in Lower Bay
The 22-foot sloop Joy owned by William H. Childs of Bensonhurst Yacht Club won the first race of a three race Thompson Cup series sailed in the Lower Bay. Achilles of Caleb Loring Boston finished second, with Eleanor owned by Frederick T. Bedford Brooklyn defeated by both in separate margins. Twenty seven yachts started across divisions with focus on Q class.
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Joy
William H. Childs
Bensonhurst Yacht Club
Atlantic Yacht Club
Achilles
Caleb Loring
Boston
Eleanor
Massachusetts Bay
Frederick T. Bedford
Brooklyn
Loring
Crescent
Sue
Bensonhurst
Craven Shoal
Sea Gate
Fire Island
Drivers in a Quandary Over Vanderbilt Cup Drive
The report ties Robert Graves to asking Emilie Stricker to drive the 196 Mercedes in the Vanderbilt Cup. Stricker also drove the Porthes car in the Grand Prix of the Automobile Club of France and faces disqualification if he drives an unsanctioned event. The AAC and Vanderbilt Cup commission plan a meeting as clubs debate racing war support. Buffalo club membership tops 1,284 active members. AAC lists 1,307 active and 336 associate members.
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Robert Graves
Emilie Stricker
Stricker
Porthes
Automobile Club of France
Graves
W. 5. Hogan
Automobile Club of America
S. M. Butler
Hogan
Europe
Robert Lee Morrell
America
Lewis Strang
Acme
Hower
Automobile Club of Buffalo
New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club
Buffalo Club
United States
Palmer and Le Roy duel in East Jersey tennis final
Richard H. Palmer of Ridgewood Golf Club beat Rob ext Le Roy of New York Lawn Tennis Club 6-3 6-3 4-6 in the East Jersey lawn tennis championship final round at Elizabeth. Other finals and rounds across the Nyack and White Plains clubs feature Bull and Martin winning doubles, Miss Juliet Sniffen and Juliet Leach contesting women’s titles, and multiple matches at Nyack Country Club and Are Lawn Tennis Club with varied results.
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Richard H. Palmer
Ridgewood Golf Club
Robert le Roy
East Jersey
Elizabeth
Palmer
Robext le Ror
New York Lawn Tennis Club
C. M. Bull, Jr
H. Martin
Crescent Athletic Club
R. T. Bryan
E. H. Moore
Miles S. Charlock
Clare Cassell
R. H. Palmer
Juliet Sniffen
Westchester County Lawn Tennis Association
Stwanoy Courts
Juliet Leach
White Plains Lawn Tennis Club
Mias Juliet Leach
Siwanoy Lawn Tennis Club
R. F. Putnam
S. Wainwright
Rye Lawn Tennis Club
T. Dodd
Efau
G. Entz
F. Studwell
Are Lawn Tennis Club
E. Walch
L. Lamb
J. Robertson
D. R. Todd
Bronxville Athletic Association
E. Moorean
A. Milne
Nyack Country Club
Nyack
N. Y
Pouch
Chapman
Charles Bumstead
Dorothy Kidde
Favorites win in tenth annual amateur golf tournament at Van Cortlandt Park
The tenth annual amateur golf event at Van Cortlandt Park opened with Channing Floyd of the New York Golf Club leading the qualifying round at 88, while A G Lockwood and Dr. W. Hanley trailed closely. Thirty-two players advanced to match play as Floyd teamed with Lockwood to edge rivals, and a 15-year-old Frank Hunt emerged as a surprise performer defeating Dr. Carpenter in the first round after qualifying among the leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Cortlandt Park
Channing Floyd
New York
Lockwood
Massachusetts
Floyd
Robert Gillam
Robert Douglas
R. W. Jannus
Frank Hunt
van Cortlandt
Dr. Carpenter
C. W. Hunt, Jr
Columbia College
B.S. Barnes
Gilmartin
New
Carr
Orr
Marshall
Why Pentes
Deeware
Sapests
Douglas
Sunter
Dr. Mendel
Barnes
Dr. Hickman
Dw Fale
Yankee golfer wins at Irish Open in surprise upset
Newcastle September 2 D Grant an American player stunned British golfers by defeating A R Aitken the Scottish international in the third round of the Irish Open golf championship here. Grant won 1 up and also beat E E Apthorp of Cambridge in the fourth round by 2 up. Grant is one of eight survivors from ninety seven starters.
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Newcastle
D. Grant
A. R. Aitken
Aitken
Grant
E. E. Apthorp
Camebridge
Plan of Hains defence stalls joint trial attempt
District Attorney Darrin will oppose trying T Jenkins Hains and Captain Peter C Hains together for the William E Annis shooting. He plans to present both brothers' cases separately to the grand jury, arguing distinct defenses and evidence. The DA seeks to block a joint trial while pursuing corroboration from witnesses and earlier murder records.
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T. Jenking Hains
Peter C. Hains
William E. Annis
Darrin
Hains
T. Jenkins Hains
Joseph A. Shay
Queens
Frank G. Wild
Hains Brothers
Bayside Yacht Club
Annis
McIntyre
Shay
Curtis
Mr. Shay
Child struck by falling hammer at Flatiron Building
Rose Levine, two, of Brooklyn, was hit on the head by a hammer dropped from a tenth floor workman at the Flatiron Building corner of Twenty third Street and Broadway. She was taken to New York Hospital with a fractured skull. Foreman Victor Erickson was arrested but released after identifying the alleged hammer dropper.
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Flatiron
Twenty-third Street
Broadway
Rose Levine
Penn Street
Brooklyn
New York Hospital
Miss Levine
Carey
Barnett
Victor Erickson
Gang of Men
Bamner
Kernochan
Jefferson Market Court
Erickson
Drowned couple drown on Orcutt Lake near Tulsa
On Orcutt Lake three miles from Tulsa Cornelius of Muskogee and his sweetheart Mie Babbie Metcalf of Tulsa were drowned when their boat capsized. James Lafferty and Frances Kemble escaped as Lafferty swam to rescue Kemble and then tried to save Cornelius and Metcalf but they perished.
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Tulsa
Oklo
Orcutt Lake
Cornelius
Muskogee
Mie Babbie Metcalf
James Lafferty
Frances Kemble
Lafferty
Miss Kemble
Cornelius Miss Metcalf
Sheepshead Bay Racing Summary Clears Weather
Weather clear and track fast set the scene for Sheepshead Bay racing summaries highlighting brisk times and favorable conditions for competing horses and jockeys.
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Sheepshead Bay Racing
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Trazce
Beldame
Marguerite Sreesese
Polly Wetts
Duke of Bridgewater
Adriana Eens
Guaran
Ty Moore
Ea Ist
Mies Kearney
Nt Petticoat
Mnan
Riecher
Restigour
Far West - West Ury
Tourenne
Floreal
rTstle
Clef
Rossfentun
Dander
Civira MB
Tegman
Lawton
Duke of Seer
Femme Kelso Edope Peter Selena Ar Waa
South Africa
East 34Th St
Stooklyn Bridge
39Th St. Perry
Whitehall St
Grand Stand
Times SQ. Auto CO
Presilenc Union
Ama
Associationeur
Nesses
Dorando
Mert
NEW England
Quakers
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P.C
W. LP
Connecticut
Delmar
DR. Washington
Roosevelt
Boston Boat
HM Mls
Crescent J._B
Princess
Spider
Hendon Chubb
Soya
W. A. Barstow
Chaperone
Robert Jacob, Jr
Capsicum
C. Sherman Hoyt
Courss
la Cubana
Adyta
Careless
Miana
Mischief
Is Mitchell
T. A. Hamilton
Toy
Pester
R. & Childs
Slow Poke
Inslee
Stringer
Merry Widow
Atkinson
Zimmerman
Ce Nancy
W. Ie Sweet, Jr
Esccce
Mouse
G. R. le Sauvage
Cherub
B. Atkinson
Joker
Henry Eagle
Bobs
R. W. Spear
Cesere
NEW York Canoe Club Dingies
Mercury
D. B. Goodsell
North Star
H. F. Turtle
Meteor
J. C. Erskine
the Crescent
Th Toy
Vanderbilt Cup Commission
American Automobile Association
le Roy
B. Sears
Abraham Bassford
D. Sands
Richard Auger
Stwanoy Lawn Tennis Club
G. C. Ents
Are
Lawn Tennis Club
James Rogerson
George H. Church
M. Scott
O. L. H. Roper
E. F. Lee
W. Pott
A. J. Wi
Ha. Torrance, Jr
C. B. Lamb
George H. Nettleton
Joseph T. McMahon
H. D. Betts
William Pott
Lewis Perry
H. W. Guernsey
Alexander Amend
C. Robinson
E. H. Jones
W. D. Bourne
Henry J. Mollenhauer
Aon Coppell
Marie Wagner
Gordon Hamilton
F. Merritt
William H. Pouch
George L. Chapman
Hains Defence
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