New Racing Records as Susie J Wins at Brighton Beach
Brighton Beach meets feature a 2:00% 2:10 novelty triumph by Susie J in heats and a 2:46.4 best time by Prince Alert in the special match with Anaconda. Dan Patch equals a season record pacing 2:00% against time. Twinkle wins the 2:10 pace purse of 5,000 amid a crowded Grand Circuit day with heavy winds noted.
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Susie J
Prince Alert
Anaconda
Monk
Dan Patch
York Bay
Louise Mac
York Boy
Ferenc
Allright
Colonel Cochreen
Albright
Brighton
Twinkle
Don Derby
Terrace Queen
Joe Pointer
Pan Patch
Star Pointer
Albert
Orrin B
Free Advice
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Knight
Dickerson
Ashland Wilkes-M
Robert McGregor
Miller
Greystone
Sultana
Pieeee m
Ryan
Charley Hofer
Br. G
Walker
Mile
Ee Flower
McDonald
Ethel Mack
Ee m
McCarthy
Snyder
Bik. m
Benyon
Cochreen
B. H
Geers
Wauban
G. G
Saunders
Antezella
Spear
Hudson
Derby
Kelly
Br. m
You Bet
B. B
McClary
Terrill
Lassel
Nathan Etraus
Curry
Casonda
B. m
Wilson
Roamer
Stahl
Sophia
B m
Lindsey
Chimes
Dandy C
Garrison
Lou Vaughn
Spencer
Mro Oneto
Star Pugh
B. G. OfcKenney
Ro Laconda
Brodbine
Daphne Dallas
Joe Patchen- Zelica
Wilkesberry
Amchenry
Weather forecast for Friday and Saturday in multiple regions
A forecast for Friday and Saturday covers Indiana Ohio and Ulnots with fair conditions on Friday and scattered showers on Saturday. East or northeast winds are noted with fresh strength. Temperature details and humidity are mentioned with references to mean temperatures and total precipitation.
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Washington
Indiana
Ohio
Bar
R.H
North Clear
Ao Ana
Movements of steamers and arrivals in August
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures across multiple ports. New York vessels Barberos sa from Bremen and Cel from New York with Oceanic Rhineland Sailings to Hamburg Havre Philadelphia. Westernland from Philadelphia and Astoria from New York arrive at Liverpool and Glasgow respectively. Noordam sails for New York while La Bretagne passes Scilly bound Havre.
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New York
Barberossa
Bremen
Auguste Victoria
Hamburg
Havre
Grosser Kurfverst
Queenstown
Cel
Oceanic
Rhineland
Philadelphia
Lizard
Graf Waldergee
South Wark
Antwerp Scilly
la Bretagne
Liverpool
Westernland
Glasgow
Astoria
Rotterdam
Noordam
Larned Wins Long Island Tennis Title After Doherty Withdrawals
In Meadow Club finals, William A. Larned defeats Dr. Joshua Pim in straight sets 6-2 6-4 6-2 after Dohertys withdraw from singles. Doubles see Larned partner Whitman fall Pim Campbell. final match ends with Dohertys beating Whitman and Larned 6-4 4 6-2. Mixed doubles results include Hollins and R F Doherty advancing in early rounds.
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Doherty Brothers
Long Island
Meadow Club
William A. Larned
Dr. J. Pim
BR. F. Doherty
Joshua Pim
H. L. Doherty
Wiliam A. Larned
Kagfootee D. Whitman
Oliver Campbell
Kk. F. Doherty
Malcolm BD. Whitman
Pfirst
Hollins
R. F. Doherty
Miss B. Sands
FordeGagiin
Mra. Jullingston
Lyle E. Mahan
A Pegee Eepee Sea
Mra. Foadies
Doherty Wins Singles. Mahan and Livingston Runnerups
H L Doherty defeats Mrs Livingston and Lyle E Mahan by scores 5 7, 6 2, 6 2. Consolation Singhe first round Robert Leroy defeats A C McMasters by default. Semi final Allen defeats Leroy 7 5, 4 6, 6 3.
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H. L. Doherty
Mrs. Livingston
Lyle E. Mahan
Singhe
Robert Leroy
A. C. McMasters
Barty
Allen
McGovern Corbett Bout Moves to Louisville Ring
Terry McGovern and Young Corbett will not fight in New London on August 2. They will meet instead in Louisville on September 15 at the Southern Athletic Club, after Connecticut officials banned the New London bout. All forfeits remain valid for the September date. Harry P. Hines of Cheyenne named referee for the Root Gardner twenty round match in Salt Palace.
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New York
Aug
Terry McGovern
Young Corbett
New London
Southern Athletic Club of
Louisville
Saratoga
Connecticut
Salt Lake
Utah
Harry P. Hines
Cheyenne
Wyo
Jack Root
George Gardner
Salt Palace
Root
Gardner
Cunard Wins Kenner Stakes at Saratoga in Record Time
Saratoga results report Cunard 1 1/2 lengths ahead of Gold Cure in 2:05 3-1 for a mile and a quarter. Chudananda won the seven furlongs handicap. Dr. Hughes ridden by Erbsmehr injured in a spill. Kinloch Park Busch Handicap saw Kitty Clyde dominate in a dramatic finish.
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Saratoga
Green B. Morris
Cunard
Gold Cure
Chudananda
Kilogram
Lawrence Waterbury
John A. Drake
Martin Burke
High Chancellor
Dr. Hughes
Erbsmehr
Chucananda
Miss Buttermilk
Mary McCafferty
ST. Louis
Kitty Clyde
Otis
Kinloch Park
Peaceful
Prosper la Gai
Prosper
Glenwood
South Breeze
Master Mariner
Jack Rattlin
Two Lick
Eva's Darling
Kitty Cards
Jack Ruttlin
Schwalbe
Lucien Appleby Wins Muddy Harlem Race Narrowly
In Chicago on August 14 Lucien Appleby edged Corrigan by a nose at Harlem riding the Hildreth colt. The favorite surged from five lengths back in a deep mud, with Muresca Topsall Piederich Gyzene and Pirate's Queen also listed as race winners. A Detroit Highland Park program followed with close finishes and favored horses lifting wins for Fancy Blazes Chickasha Meggs Uledi Lithium Terry Ranger.
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Chicago
Lucien Appleby
Corrigan
Harlem
Hildreth
Muresca
Topsall
Piederich
Gyzene
Pirate's Queen
Detroit
Mich
Highland Park
Fancy Blazes
Chickasha
Meggs
Uledi
Lithium
Terry Ranger
Good Roads Extension Connects New York to Chicago
A New York and Chicago Road Association formed to shorten the route from 987 to 850 miles. The plan covers Newburg and Binghamton to Jamestown New York, Conneaut Cleveland Sandusky and South Bend Hammond Indiana with officials from Automobile Cycle and Roadmaking backing. Major Taylor Wins Grand Circuit Two Mile Championship in Hartford Avenue Coliseum.
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Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
New York
Newburg
Binghamton
Elmira
Corning
Jamestown
N. Y
Conneaut
Cleveland
Sandusky
Hammond
Baltimore
P. H. Jacobsen
New Haven
Jed Newkirk
Chicago
Ebc. Bald
Suffalo
F. A McFarland
Owen Kimbie
Louisville
John Bedell
Lynnbrook
L. 1
Divide With Milwaukee First Game Close
Altrock kept the hits well scattered as Milwaukee edged the Hoosiers in a tight opener while Indiana rolled to an easy victory in the second. Louisville fell to Kansas City in another wartime score roundup.
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Hoosiers
Altrock
Louisville
Kansas City
Cincinnati Wins Start Four Run Victory Over New York
Cincinnati opened on the road by defeating New York as the visitors out hit the Giants in the first inning. McGraw and Kelley were away on a player hunt as Cincinnati took the early lead and held on to win 6 to 3.
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New York
Cincinnatis
McGraw
Kelley
Cincin
REO AE New Y
Maloney
Browne
Beckley
Dunn
Crawf'd
Bres‘han
Seymour
McGann
Albee
Corco
Ilbenwarce
Lauder
Bergen
Phillips
Cincinnati
Miller
Steinfeldt
Bresnahan
Pietz
Ban Johnson Talks on American League Plans
Ban Johnson presided over a five hour executive meeting of the American League board at Hollenden Cleveland. Johnson reported stronger public support, noted 189000 more attendees by Aug 1, and dismissed any amalgamation with the National League. He said the two leagues should operate separately and hinted at Chicago talks in October.
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Cleveland, O
American League
Hollenden
Ban Johnson
Charles W. Somers
Johnson
Chicago
American Baseball League
National League
Milwaukee visits Indianapolis in two hard fought games
Two league games produced a memory laden day as Nick Altrock pitched well for Milwaukee in the first affair while Indianapolis fought for runs. The second game saw Milwaukee rally from a late deficit with Altrock delivering the winning blow and Hallman, Clingman and Hogriever sparking late offense amid crowd roars from rival bleachers.
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Milwaukee Brewers
Indianapolis
Nick Altrock
Hoosiers
Milwaukee
Kuhns
Hoghever
Williams
Altrock
Kellum
Elliott
Barber
Grim
Feld
Milwakee
Hogriever
Fox
Woodruff
Kihm
Hallman
O'Brien
Coulter
Heydon
Clingman
Runkle
Schiebeck
Haliman
Unkle
Ars
AGGIE
Wiliams
Donahue
Balle
Donohue
Milwanukee
Three Errors In The Eleventh Inning Sink Toledo Lead
In Toledo on August 14 St Paul capitalized three errors in the 11th inning to win the first game after Toledo had led early. The second game saw Toledo win by timely hits and Cole started strong, with Burns, Shannon and Kleinow contributing. Umpire Tindill oversaw both contests as attendance reached a notable level.
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Dungan
Sree Ides
Indianapolis
R. H O
Louisville
Clingman
Columbus
Bunkie
Pittsburg
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Donahue
Altrock
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Altrock St. Louisa
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Shannon
Turner
Dillard
Kleinow
D'herry
Coswell
Huggins
Coggswell
Kelley
Pierce
Miller
Summell
Hughey
Mack
Tindill
Rh.o.ab
SOA Meaney
Eta
Doherty
C’gswell
Gilks
Smith
Hurley
Franks
Marcan
McNeal
Slette
Totla
Toledo Supe
PMU Fav Gee
Acise
Dulard
Huggies
Marean
McNeill
Rock Island
Fivanerile
Case
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Torrence
Williams
Craig
Cross
Polchow
Reading
Rockford
Vicker
Popp
Terre Haute
Eove
Betterien-Deedies
Thiery
Vickers
Starnagle
Davenport
Decatur
Brooklyn Falls To Chicago In Final Game Of Series
Chicago beat Brooklyn 6 to 2 as Brooklyn defense showed sloppiness and Toronto? misplay noted. Taylor took the loss with 10 hits allowed and Newton mopped up for Brooklyn. Attendance around 1,000.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Taylor
Taylor and
Kling
Newton and
Farrell
Newton
Detroit and Philadelphia Split Doubleheader in Close Games
Detroit lost two close games to Philadelphia as weak batting cost the visitors both outings. Hartsel’s second game work stood out while attendance reached 5,918. Pittsburgh: wait this item notes Hartsel’s defense, McCarthy and Yeager pitched, but the summary remains.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Hartsel
RHE
McCarthy
McGuire
Wilson
Schreck
Cresceus Trotting Champion Captivates Toledo Crowd
George H. Ketcham guards Cresceus the world’s fastest trotter valued at over 106000 dollars. His daughter sometimes drives the horse, drawing praise as Toledo views the champion after a record return. Cresceus aims to lower the 2 04 mile record at the State fair grounds on August 21.
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Creaceus
George H. Ketcham
Ketcham
Cresceus
Creceus
Mr. Ketcham
Toledo
Mr. Ke
Gun Club Tournament set with two day events and grand match
The Limited Gun Club hosts a midsummer handicap with twelve target events on Wednesday and seven sparrow events on Thursday. A fifty target Grand Hotel match race features H J Sonce of Bidell NL versus H M Clark of Wabash on day one. The programme lists various target and sparrow events with entry fees and uneven formats.
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Sparrows
Grand Hotel
H. J. Sonce
Bidell, NL
H. M. Clark
Wabash
Sparrows Guna Siee
Champions
Indiana
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