Maskette Triumphs in Great Filly Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
James R Keene’s Maskette, unbeaten in four, easily won the Great Filly Stakes at Sheepshead Bay carrying 127 pounds for $13,365. Wedding Bells and Lady Bedford trailed as Maskette and her stablemate Colin vie for dominance with Sir Martin and Fayette to test her seven furlongs next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Sway
Harry Payne Whitney
Sea
Fitz Herbert
Aqueduct
Hi. T. Grifan
California
George M. Golom
F. A. Forsythe
Durante
Twin City
Pessara
Master Robert
Angelus
Dorante
Nealon
McChesney
Gunfire
Ethelbert
Coney Island Jockey Club
Pinkertons
Hefferon Honored Upon Return to Africa
Cape Town officials and prominent figures hosted a banquet for Hefferon the South African distance runner who placed second in the Olympic Marathon in London. Cabinet and Legislature members attended the reception marking his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
Africa
Hefferon
London
Largest Dealers in New and 24 Hand Autos in the World
Trade feature notes leading automobile dealers and the vast market for used and rebuilt cars worldwide. Highlights prominent firms, regional strengths, and shifting demand patterns affecting supply, prices, and consumer access.
Hayes Becomes Professional after Olympic Marathon Win
John J. Hayes resigns from the Amateur Athletic Union to James E. Sullivan, opting for professional status after Olympic victory. He signs contracts to perform on stage and to coach runners, expressing deep gratitude for amateur support while noting the need to seize new opportunities. Sullivan notes Hayes acted manfully in resigning. Dorando’s similar stage stint in London is mentioned with charitable distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amateur Athletic Union
John J. Hayes
James E. Sullivan
England
Hayes
Mr. Sullivan
Metropolitan Association
Sullivan
Dorando
London
Yankees Yield Again as Philadelphia Wins Start to Finish
Philadelphia Athletics secure a 5 to 2 victory over the New York Yankees at American League Park. Connie Mack's club struck early, scoring three runs in the first inning. Joe Lake struggled, while Plank held the Yanks to limited offense. Davis delivered a three-base hit and Conroy and Oldring contributed key runs as Philadelphia built the lead and never relinquished it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Joe Lake
Philadelphians
Hartsel
Oldring
Barry
O'Rourke
Murphy
Davis
Connie Mack
Plank
Wid Conroy
Philadelphia
New York
Hartsei
Conroy
O/ McIlveen
O'Chase
O’rourke
Laporte
Manush
Moriarity
Nichols
Ball
Blue
O Kieiion
Lake
Chase
Connolly
St. Louis Handles Chicago in Batter-Packed Game
In St Louis, Chicago failed to reach double digits through early innings while St Louis plated runs. Battery and umpire details list Walshend Sullivan St. Louis Dineen Howell and Stephens for Chicago and St Louis with umpires Hurst and O Loughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
R. H. E. Chicago
Chicago
Walshend
Sullivan
Dineen
Howell
Stephens
Hurst and
O'Loughlin
Washington Battery Lineup and Umpire Details
At Washington the lineup features RH E Washington and 1014 player numbers with Boston listed as 10000100 and O-2110. Batteries are Washington Hughes and Warner, Boston Steele and Criger. Umpire Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
RH. E. Washington
Boston
Washington, Hughes and Warner
Steele and Criger
Evans
Detroit vs Cleveland baseball game report
Detroit beat Cleveland 5 to 3 with pitchers Donovan Schmidt and Clarke, while Berger Land and Ryan contributed for Detroit. Umpires Egan and Sheridan officiated a game featuring score details and line notes from Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Cleveland
Donovan
Schmidt
Berger
Clarke
Ryan
Land
Egan
Sheridan
Eastern League Games Today and Standings
Eastern League schedule lists Newark at Jersey City Buffalo at Montreal Rochester at Toronto with rainouts for Toronto Newark and Rochester games. Latest standings show Montreal at 54 68 .443 and Jersey City at 52 69 .430 with Providence Newark Buffalo Rochester and Baltimore also in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Jersey City
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Toronto
Providence
L. P
Baltimore
Regional Hockey Scores From Early Season Pairings
Wilkes Barre 11 Binghamton 3 in the first game and 5 to 0 in the second. Scranton 1 Syracuse 0 in the first game and 1 to 1 in the second. Troy 4 Elmira 0 and Albany 1 Utica 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Binghamton
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Syracuse
Troy
Elmira
Albany
Utica
New England League Baseball Scores Report
Lawrence takes first game 5 1 against New Bedford while New Bedford wins the rematch 5 0. Haverhill wins 2 1 and 4 0 against Lynn. Brockton edges Lowell 4 3. Worcester and Fall River game score omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
New Bedford
Haverhill
Lynn
Brockton
Lowell
Worcester
Fall River
Rector May Not Run In Metropolitan Track Meet
The AAU committee met at James E. Sullivan’s office to review 300 national championship entries for Travers Island on September 12. Five athletes face investigation or possible barring over residence or registration issues and must appear before the registration committee tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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. E B. Taylor
Frank Mount Pleasant
Seventeen Inning Duel Gives Phillies Win Over Brooklyn
In Philadelphia a 17 inning duel ends with Corridon driving in the winning run for the Quakers. Brooklyn had tied the game in the ninth on Tim Jordan’s triple and the second game postponed by darkness. Bransfield opened the 17th with a single and scored on Corridon’s liner to right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Corridon
Superbas
McIntyre
Tim Jordan
Alperman
Hummel
Donovan
Rucker
Brooklyns
Phillies
Bransfield
Quaker
Osborne
Sheehan
Eab Grant
Courtney
O McMillan
Titus
Magee
Jordan
Lewis
O Sheehan
Doolan
Burch
Dosin
Bergen
Lumsey
McMillan
Grant
Doom
Deolan
Emslie
Creep Up On Giants Postponed Game In Boston
Wet grounds forced the Giants vs Boston postponement in Boston. While New York watched a street parade, Chicago beat St. Louis and Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati as the Pirates closed within three of the leaders and the Cubs rose slightly in the standings. Two games are set for tomorrow. Taylor and McGinnity likely to pitch for the Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Pirates
Cubs
Taylor
McGinnity
McGraw
Chicago Batteries Clash With St Louis Lineup
At Chicago KH Lt Chicago 60 3 0 56 0 x 8 72 St Louis 000000000 0323 Batteries Chicago Fraser and Kling St Louis Karger and Moran McGlynn and Ludwig Umpire Rigler.
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Chicago
KH. Lt
St. Louis
Fraser
Kling
Karger
Moran
McGlynn
Ludwig
Rigler
Cubs Get Another Pitcher From Cincinnati
Chicago Sept 2 Charles W Murphy president of the Chicago National League Club closed a deal today securing Andy Coakley a pitcher of the Cincinnati team Coakley will join the Chicago team here tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles W. Murphy
Andy Coakley
Cincinnati
Coakley
Connecticut League Results and Scores
Meriden 3 New Haven 1 in the first game. New Haven 3 Meriden 0 in game two. Aamner Hartford 2 New Britain 0. Springfield 4 Bridgeport 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Meriden
New Haven
Aamner- Hartford
New Britain
Springfield
Bridgeport
Major Delmar Defeats George G in Fast Long Branch Heat
At Elkwood Park the horse Major Delmar owned by H. G. Buckley won both heats over George G. in the Long Branch Fair. The first heat finished 2 10 and the second by a head in 2 10 amid a record crowd. Arthur McDonald’s George G. pressed strongly but could not overtake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
H. G. Buckley
Major Delmar
Arthur McDonald
George G
Elkwood Park
Saloon Keeper Claims Relation to Dr Booker T Washington
William Booker a negro saloon keeper at No 53 West 1334 street told Harlem court he is cousin of Dr Booker T Washington while being charged with assaulting Frank Hoffman of No 191 West 134th street. Hoffman testified Booker pummelled him at the saloon. Booker held on zero bail for examination Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Booker
West 1334
Harlem
Frank Hoffman
West 134Th Street
Booker
Moss
Booker T. Washington
Hoffman
Republican Leader Lowe to Lecture on Roosevelt Africa Trip
Francis J. Lowe, GOP leader in the Mth Assembly District Bronx, will speak Friday evening at the National Republican Club on Theodore Roosevelt's trip around Africa. He cites his own journey through Darkest Africa and invites all enrolled Republicans to attend with guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Lowe
Mth
Bronx
Theodore Roosevelt
Africa
National Republican Club
Mr. Lowe
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Baseball Today. 4 PF. M. Americas League and Americans vs Philadelphia
Baseball today features the Americas League and the Americans facing Philadelphia in a rare matchup. The schedule highlights interleague play with notable teams clashing for league standings and fan interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baseball Today
Philadelphia
Joy Wins First Thompson Cup Race By 22 Foot Sloop
The 22-foot sloop Joy owned by William H. Childs of Bensonhurst YC won the first of three Thompson Cup races sailed in Lower Bay under Atlantic YC. Achilles of Caleb Loring Boston took second, beating Eleanor by 1:12 and Joy by 4:... In a field of 27 yachts, the Q class drew the most interest. The start was 1:15 pm for P class and 1:20 pm for Q boats amid light NW winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Timely Auto Topics Drivers In A Quandary
The report cites Robert Graves asking Emilie Stricker to drive the 196 Mercedes in the Vanderbilt Cup, risking disqualification per Automobile Club of America rules. Stricker’s European ride for the Grand Prix is noted, with officials confirming strict disqualification for unsanctioned participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Palmer wins East Jersey lawn tennis final at Elizabeth
Richard H. Palmer of Ridgewood Golf Club beat Robert Le Roy of New York Lawn Tennis Club 6-3 6-3 4-6 in the men’s singles final of the East Jersey championship at Elizabeth. Other finals and rounds in progress include doubles and mixed events across Crescent, Siwanoy, White Plains, Nyack, and Bronxville clubs with multiple players advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Palmer
Ridgewood Golf Club
Robert le Roy
East Jersey
Elizabeth
Palmer
New York Lawn Tennis Club
C. M. Bull, Jr
H. G Martin
Crescent Athletic Club
R. T. Bryan
G. L. Wyeth
E. H. Moore
Miles S. Charlock
Clare Cassell
R. H. Palmer
E. Walch
L. Lamb
Siwanoy Lawn Tennis Club
J. Robertson
D. R. Todd
Bronxville Athletic Association
E. Moore
A. Milne, Jr
White Plains Lawn Tennis Club
Nyack Country Club
Nyack
Pouch
Chapman
Charlies Bumstead
Dorothy Kidde
Favorites Win Tenth Annual Amateur Golf at Van Cortlandt
The tenth annual amateur golf tournament opens at Van Cortlandt Park public links with Channing Floyd leading qualifying at 80. Notable contenders include A G Lockwood and Dr W Cleveland among top finishers. Frank Hunt, a 15 year old caddie turned competitor, advances after qualifying high and defeating Dr Carpenter. First round results show Floyd, Lockwood, Hanley, and others advancing in a field of 32.
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
Chenning Floyd
A. G. Lockwood
Dr. W. Cleveland
W. Hanley
W. B. Wallace
Cc. L. Marshall
A. B. Busby
Brown
Donald Carr
G. D. Woodworth
F. K. Flaugh
Dr. Ter
Dr. E. Barnett
New
R. M. Boles
E. Bunter
F. Gilmartin
New_York
G. Barrett
A. E. Orr
A. M. Gillam
C. W. Hunt
Columbia
HK. W. Jannus
A. M. Conn
B. S. Barnes
Wo J. F. Kelly
A. C. Craig
W. B. Yard
J. McKeon
D. E. M. Mendel
Dr. C. N. Hickman
Aleve
Hanley
Kelly
Carr
Orr
Marshall
Barrett
Jannus
Busby
Yard
Douglas
Sunter
Dr. Mendel
C. W
Yankee golfer Grant shocks Irish Open field
Newcastle September 2 D Grant the American player defeated A R Aitken the Scottish international by 1 up in the third round of the Irish Open championship here. Grant also won the fourth round against E E Apthorp of Cambridge by 2 up. Grant is one of eight survivors from ninety seven starters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
D. Grant
A. R. Aitken
Aitken
Grant
E. E. Apthorp
Cambridge
Plan of Hains Defence Faces Joint Trial Battle
The plan to try T Jenkin Hains and Captain Peter C Hains together for William E Annis shooting faces opposition from Queens District Attorney Darrin who will push separate grand jury presentations. The defense signals a possible insanity strategy for Captain Hains while suggesting the younger boy may not testify. Darrin cites a Syracuse case of two brothers who killed a policeman as a precedent, and seeks to counter joint-trial chances with independent handling of each brother’s case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Jenkin Hains
Peter C. Hains
William E. Annis
Darrin
Captaiin Hains
T. Jenkins Hains
Hains
Joseph A. Shay
Jerome
New York
Syracuse
Annis
Hains Brothers
Bayside Yacht Club
Mr. McIntyre
Mr. Shay
Falling Hammer Incident Kills Brooklyn Woman at Flatiron
Rose Levine, 23, of 28 Penn Street Brooklyn, was struck on the head by a dropped hammer from a Flatiron Building crew. She suffered a fractured skull and was rushed to New York Hospital where she died after revival attempts. Foreman Victor Hrickson was arrested. released after he said the missing worker would be sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flatiron
Twenty-third Street
Broadway
Rose Levine
Penn Street
Brooklyn
New York Hospital
Miss Levine
Carey
Barnett
Victor Hrickson
Gang of Men
Hamer
Kernochan
Jefferson Market Court
Weere
Erickson
Man and Sweetheart Drowned in Orcutt Lake Near Tulsa
Fredericks Cornelius of Muskogee and his Tulsa sweetheart Misa Babbie Metcalf drowned when their boat capsized on Orcutt Lake three miles from Tulsa. James Lafferty and Frances Kemble escaped narrowly as Lafferty swam with Miss Kemble, then tried to rescue Cornelius and Metcalf but failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Oklo
Orcutt Lake
Fredericks Cornelius
Muskogee
Misa Babbie Metcalf
James Lafferty
Frances Kemble
Lafferty
Miss Kemble
Cornelius
Sheepshead Bay Racing Summary Highlights Weather and Track
Weather clear and track fast at Sheepshead Bay as racing previews note ideal conditions for today's program. Jockeys and trainers chart quick sprints and likely contenders amid favorable surface.
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Maskette's Rich Prize
Keene
Trazce
Beldame
Sedienne Aes
Queen Marguerite
Inesca
Polly Watts
Duke of Bridge
R Cleges
Adriana Weeeeee
Roridge
Black Mary
Mies Kearney
Cvcccns
Cove
Macman
Repeneee
Don Enrique
Ben Ban
Rossfenton
Lawton Wiggins
Duke of Duluth
Rialto
Falcada
DMSO
Icccchaennes
South Africa
Vridays
East 34Th St
Brooklyn Bridge and Subway
39Th St. Perry
Whitehall St
Washington, SO
NEW England
Quakers
Ww. Lp.c. W. LP
St Louis
Delmar
DR. Washington
Roosevelt
Boston Boat
H.mls
HLM
S. Crescen
J. B. O' Donohue
E. Luckenbach
W. H. Childs
Fred Bedford
Eeenee
Princess
Spider
Hendon Chubb
Soya
W. A. Barstow
Chaperone
Robert Jacob
Tessee
Capsicum
C. Sherman Hoyt
Courss
Secneverne
Adyta
Careless
Miana
Claess
Mischief
Ta Mitchell
T. A. Fee Mee
Toy
Pester
R. S&s Childs
Zimmerman
Nancy
W. S. Sweet
Mouse
G. R. le Sauvage
Cherub
B. Atkinson
Joker
Henry Eagle
Bobs
R. W. Spear
Esesereecerss
NEW York Canoe Club Dingies
Mercury
D. B. Goodsell
North Star
H. F. Turtle
Meteor
J. C. Erskine
the Crescent
Vanderbilt Cup Commission
American Automobile Association
Hower
Automobile Club of Buffalo
New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club
Buffalo Club
United States
le Roy
Juliet Sniffen
Stwanoy Courts
Juliet Leach
S. Os
B. Sears
Abraham Bassford, Jr
D. Sands
Richard Auger
Stwanoy Lawn Tennis Club
G. C. Entz
F. Studwell
Are Lawn Tennis Club
A. ©. Coppell
James Rogerson
George H. Church
M. Scott
L. H. Roper
E. F. Lee
W. Pott
A. J. We
Hal Torrance, Jr
C. B. Lamb
George H
Hains Defence
Girl
Sheepshead Bay Racing
Mass ST
Ben Strome
Jeanne da Eeeee
Forsythe
Belmont
Holly St
Upton
Jeanne d’Arc
Brookdale
Ben Brush
Fair Vision
Post
Odom
McDaniel
Sea Clift
Whitney
Eugan
Bobbin
J. Butler
B. F
Biturica
Post Horse
Canses
E. Dugan
Bedford
Madden
J. Lee
Hubbard
Duryea
McCarthy
B. c
Lady Augusta
Emery
EB Dugas
Stamina
F._R. Hitchcock
Mont Iter St
Monfort
Itchcock
Williams
Gilbert
Firestone
Philander
Watt
Frank Gill
Robert
Morello
Florist
Zienap
Schulte
Lady Winifred
Ae A B Dugan
Miss Crawfor
Darden
Eeeretee D’arkle
Miss Crawford
Delhi
Sea Wolf
Ceenee
Bradley
Langdon
Randolph
Black Osk
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