Close finishes mark Sheepshead Bay racing day
Ralf Sovereign defeats Big Chief in the Ocean Handicap at Sheepshead Bay as crowds grow wary of betting amid strict regulations by the Pinkertons and Coney Island Jockey Club. Belmont runners like Half Sovereign and Miss Key show potential. several other races feature close finishes and notable field dynamics.
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Coney Island Jockey Club
Saratoga
Coney Ireland Jockey Club
rPridays
Elkwood Park
Maskette
Sir Martin
Belmont
Butler
Ftont
Big Chief
James R. Keene
Hestigouche
Half Love
John E. Madden
Siemed
Field Mouse
Mery Payne Whitter
Les Clif
Planudes Fily
Uader Shilling
Sea Cliff
Belmont Park
Id Callier
Donahue
Pirate
Navajo
Sharps
Sheriff Lane
Westchester County
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Saratoga Racing Association
A. J. Joyner
Harry Payne Itney
Broomstick
Brighton
FR. T. Wilson, Jr
J. S. Hawkins
Ormus
Hood
Mackey Defeats Cameron In Half Mile to Boost Quarter Mile Title Bid
Dave Mackey of Jersey, a sensational amateur, beat George Cameron of the Irish American Athletic Club in a half mile race at 1k Wednesday night at Newark Velodrome, fueling the contest for the National Association amateur championship at Madison Square Garden next week.
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George Cameron
Golfers at Van Cortlandt tangled over disqualification
At Van Cortlandt Park public links a morning match between W B Wallace and F K Flaugh became controversial after Flaugh’s practice swing near Wallace’s ball. Flaugh was later disqualified. Wallace then beat W C Hunt Jr. 4 up 2 to play. Frank Hunt, a fourteen year old caddie, played and won two matches despite amateur status questions. Floyd was eliminated by A G Lockwood in the third round.
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F. K. Flaugh
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Haived
W. C. Hunt, Jr
Columbia
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Frank Hunt
Channing Floyd
New York Golf Club
Floyd
A. G. Lockwood
Massachusetts
Charles Marshall
New York
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Wiliam Hanley
Donald Cail
R. W. Jannus
Chemning Floyd
Charles Sunter
W. Hunt, Jr
Ee Gilmartin
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Br. W. Cleveland
M. S. Brown
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Henley
Lockwood
Field
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J. F. Kelley
A. E. Orr
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P. J. McKeon
W. B. Yard
Robert Douglas
W. E. Mendel
S. B. Barnes
Dr.ickman
G. D Woodworth
R. M. Boles
A. M. Conn
A. C. Craig
Dr. M. Carpenter
Rod Gillam
Barrett
Kelley
Douglas
Jannus
Woodworth
Barnes
Carpenter
Enn
RACE FOR THE AURORA WIN IN NEW YORK YACHT CLUB RACE
In the New York Yacht Club autumn cups race nine sloops sailed a 23.5 mile triangular course. Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt's Aurora won from George M. Pynchon's Istalena in the one design class by 1 minute 37 seconds with Avenger 21 minutes 21 seconds ahead in Class K. Dorwing beat Mimosa II in Class L by 4 minutes 44 seconds and Alera won the 3 foot class from Dahinda by 34 seconds.
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New York Yacht Club
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Aurora
George M. Pynchon
Dorwing
Alera
Thompson cup race sails in stiff northwest breeze
In a northwest reefing breeze over Lower Bay the Atlantic Yacht Club regatta saw 28 yachts contest the Thompson cup. Eleanor of Brooklyn won the Q class, beating Soya by 2 minutes 1 second and Achilles by 4 minutes 53 seconds, while Capsicum and Toy retired from reef splits. Barbara won the power boat race Fire Island Lightship, covering 79 miles in 7 hours 3 minutes 30 seconds.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
Boston
Eleanor
F. T Bedford
Brooklyn
W. A. Barstow
Achilles
Princess
Toy
Hamilton
Joy
Fire Island
Tammany
Uncas
Vigil
W. C. Towen
George Titcomb
John Lewis
Mimosa II
Gardenia
Maydick
Athlon
Stuyvesant Wainwright
L. Herzig
W. H. Childs
J. D. Probst
Sakana
Albicore
Haviland Brothers
W. M. Campbell
Barbara
HMS Sue
J. B. O' Donohue
Crescent
F. T. Bedford
Soya
Caleb Loring
F. G. Stewart
Chaperone
Robert Jacob, Jr
Spider
Hendon Chubb
Atapate Canoe
Capsicum
C. S. Hoyt
Mischief
J. L. Mitchell
T. A. Hamilton
Adyta
R. von Forreger
Careless
R. Rummel
Miana
W. J
Tim
Miami
Gravesend
Nancy
W. L. Smart
Tiemann
Mouse
G. R. le Sauvage
SARE
Clarence Magle
Y York Canoe Club
Miles Mercury
D. B. Goodsell
North Star
H. F. Turtle
Orion
A. M. Poole
Meteor
J. (. Krehine
Fe Cinesne Cee
Sue
Mercury
Sova
No Change in Pennant Fight Opens Five-Game Set in Philly
The National League pennant race left the Giants atop the standings with New York and Chicago gaining slight advantages over Pittsburgh. The Pirates added three points with a win over Cincinnati while New York and Chicago won doubleheaders, each adding seven points as they head to Philadelphia for a five-game series with the Quakers in strong form. A pivotal series also starts in Pittsburgh as the Pirates face the Chicago champions.
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New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Quakers
Brooklyn
Pirates
Two More For Giants Matty Comes To Rescue In One Inning
New York and other National League clashes highlighted a day of games. Results from yesterday show New York defeating Boston 8 0 in game one and 8 5 in game two, Philadelphia besting Brooklyn 7 5 then 6 1, Pittsburgh beating Cincinnati 3 1, and Chicago sweeping St Louis 5 0 then 8 2.
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Cleveland
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Giants Take Two From Boston In National League Standings
In Boston, the Giants swept a doubleheader from the Doves to maintain their NL lead. McGinnity defeated Boston in the first game, while Mathewson closed out the night in the second as New York built an early lead and held on. The attendance was light but the cheering was heavy for New York.
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Ferguson
Keston
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Bresnahan
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Lindaman
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Eastern League games today and standings update
Buffalo lost to Montreal 5 2 while Rochester beat Toronto 4 1 in 10 innings. Newark defeated Jersey City 5 3. Montreal leads with 74 wins, followed by Providence 71, Toronto 51, Newark 70, Jersey City 52, Buffalo 62, Rochester 49.
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Jersey City
Montreal
Buffalo
Rochester
Toronto
T Paw
Baltimore
Providence
Ronto
Sheepshead Bay Racing Summary Weather Clear
Race summaries from Sheepshead Bay note clear weather and a fast track. Jockeys faced ideal conditions as results highlighted leading horses and performance trends under bright skies.
Chase Deserts Yankees as Dispute Over Manager Sparks Exit
Hal Chase resigns from the New York club amid reports of friction with Norman Elberfeld the manager since Clark Griffith stepped down. Frank J. Farrell says he was surprised by Chase’s action and recounts past contract negotiations and Chase’s alleged defiance of the outlaw California league.
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Chase
Norman Elberfeld
Clark Griffith
Frank J. Farrell
Greater New York Baseball Club
New York
East
California
National Commission
Local court tennis semis feature Pouch Chapman
On Nyack Country Club courts Mrs. William H. Pouch defeated Miss Hamilton 2 6 8 while Mrs. George L. Chapman beat Miss Margaret Johnson 7 5 6 2 in women’s challenge cup semifinals. Westchester event saw Miss Tuliet Sniffen and Hugh Hubbard advance after a tight semifinal at Siwanoy Club with a 4 6 7 6 2 result.
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George L. Chapman
Henry J. Mollenhauer
Lewis Perry
Nyack Country Club
Nyack
Pouch
Hamilton
Englewood Field Club
Chapman
Margaret Johnson
Staten Island
Miss Tuliet Sniffen
Westchester County Lawn Tennis Association
Siwanoy Lawn Tennis Club
New Rochelle
N. Y
Hugh Hubbard
A. D. Britton
Miss Sniffen
Yankee Golfer Beaten Abroad in Irish Championship
Newcastle reports D. Grant, the American golfer, was defeated in the fifth round of the Irish golf championship by R. G. Graham. Graham won 3 up with 1 to play, and Graham previously won the breach open championship in 108.
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D. Grant
R. G. Graham
Graham
Two Games for Chicago Batters and Pitchers Shown
The record shows Chicago versus St Louis with batteries for both teams including Kling Pfeister and Lush Beebe Ludwig Moran Moran. Umpire Rigler.
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R. H. E. Chisago
St. S
Kling
St. Louis
Lush
Beebe
Ludwig Secon
R. H
Pfeister
Raymond
Gaiser
Moran
Unpire
Rigler
Pittsburg Beats Cincinnati in Low-Scoring Tilt
Pittsburg and Cincinnati split a tense game with Pittsburg scoring six runs on six hits and Cincinnati collecting four runs on six hits. Batteries were pitched by Pittsburg duo Brandon and Gibson and Cincinnati duo Dubue and McLean. Umpire OBay presided.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brandon
Gibson
Dubue
Mclean
Bay
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS SHOW WINS FOR BINGHAMTON AND OTHERS
In the state league several hockey games concluded with Binghamton defeating Scranton 3 to 0 and Elmira losing 14 to 2 to Troy. Wilkes-Barre triumphed 3 to 2 over Syracuse while Utica posted a 9 to 7 win against Albany. League results also include Ridott beating New Haven 4 to 3 and Hartford taking the first game 6 to 4. Meriden swept Portford 4 to 0 and 24-game notes show New Britain 2 Waterbury 1, Springfield 4 Holyoke 0 in the first game and Springfield 3 Holyoke 1 in the second.
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Scranton
Troy
Elmira
Wilkes-Barre
Syracuse
Utica
Albany
Ridort
New Haven
Merden
Hartford
Portford
Meriden
New Britain
Waterbury
Springfield
Holyoke
Brooklyn Relived by Philadelphia in Doubleheader
Philadelphia sweeps a five game series with Brooklyn, taking the opener with a late rally and dominating the second game. Highlights include a rare triple play in a National League game, Doolin’s liner to Pastorius, Alperman’s relay to Jordan, and a double play to close the second. Philadelphia plates six in the first game while Brooklyn manages two. the second game features solid defensive work and multiple base hits from Magee Bransfield and Knute, with both teams tallying.
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Brooklyn
Doolin
Pastorius
Alperman
Osborne
Helmes
Lewis
McMillan
Titus
Docin
Magee
Maloney
Foxen
McQuillan
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Grant
Bergen
Tate
Knute
Hummel
Jordan
Richie
Deolntme
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Eo Titus
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Sheehan
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Timely Auto Topics Poughkeepsie Race Details
An auto race meeting is set for October 2 in Poughkeepsie under Fred J. Wagner, AAA starter. The program includes six five mile heats for priced gasolene cars, a two out of three heat free-for-all, and a ten mile event for 401 to 60 horsepower stock chassis cars. Entries close September 26 with a $10 fee per event. Also noted is Vanderbilt Cup postponement and speed warnings from the Automobile Club of America across New York and New Jersey.
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Lasker and Tarrasch Draw in World Championship Match
Munich Sept 2 sixth game of the world chess championship match between Dr Lasker and Dr Tarrasch, adjourned yesterday after forty eight moves, declared a draw at the fifth third move. Tarrasch had a late chance for victory but did not capitalize.
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Dr. Lasker
Dr. Tarrasch
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