Africander Wins Saratoga Cup In Hard Drive
Africander, with Fuller aboard, overtakes Heno and Waterboy to win the Saratoga Cup at Saratoga Park, setting a track record as Waterboy finishes well back. Highball captured the Grand Union Stakes at 12 to 1, while Lavator won the Shittelah steeplechase in a tight finish.
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Africander
Heno
Waterboy
Racing Park
Mr. White Reliable
Hermis
Water Boy
Fuller
Highball
Crown Prince
Palm Bearer
Lavator
J. W. Colt
Landof
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Reliable
Burns
Hurstbourne
Duke of Kendall
Mara
Land of Tax Ja
Veitch
Arian
Jackson
Dimple
Odom
Winkfield
Fula
Reno
J. Burns
Jes Ea Boy
Hamoepan
1. Martin
Hussar
J. Martin
de Sousa
Glassful wins Hawthorne August Handicap by four lengths
In a fast track Hawthorne program, Glassful at 7 to 1 upset the August Handicap, leading all the way to win by nearly four lengths. The Giver was second at 2 to 1, with Bessie McCarthy 1 to 1 third. favorites Flocarline and Hargis finished outside the money.
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Glassful
We Today
Giver
Bessie McCarthy
Flocarline
Hargis
Teeriy
Ghote
Elway
Lendin
Brush
Lady Matchless
Fale
Johnson
Arius
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Serge
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Peter
Witchcraft
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Maiden Miss Mae Day wins Kinloch Park feature race
At Kinloch Park St Louis on August 22 Miss Mae Day led from last to win the six furlong feature handicap for three year olds and up in 1 13 flat under Higgins. Croix dOr and Frank Bell close behind as six other races and entries are listed with times and placements.
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ST. Louis
Kinloch Park
Miss Mae Day
Higgins
Frank Bell
Croix d'Or
Mason
W. Watson
Custus
Sheehan
Shea
Bas d'Or
Saints win second game in Indianapolis chaos
St Paul defeats Indianapolis 8 to 7 after Bailey weakens in the third. Williams falters for Indianapolis, Saints rally with Schaefer and Wheeler key homers. Bailey, Newlin, Stewart lifelike pitching. Schmidt’s defense features Fox diving catch.
Kansas City wins doubleheader in tight baseball day
Milwaukee edges Columbus as rain disrupts late innings. Minneapolis falls to Louisville as Thomas shines at bat. Kansas City dominates Toledo in both games with multiple home runs and strong pitching. Grady Nance Gear fuel a emphatic scoring spree in game one and a high scoring affair in game two.
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Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
American Association
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Eli Lillys Wins Boost in Wholesalers League Standings
The Tom Keenes defeated Mooney Mueller Drug at Capitol City Park for the third time this season in a fast game aided by strong hitting. Eli Lillys beat the Plutos at Garfield Park as Kennett dominated with twelve strikeouts. Attendance 450.
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Mooney- Mueller Drug Company
Capitol City Park
Eli Lily Company
Plutos
Garfield Park
Kennett
A.bhlore
M.M. Ablelo
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Mooney
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Pittsburg Beats Philadelphia In Two Bats Lead
Pittsburg wins two games from Philadelphia with superior hitting as the National League slate opens. Attendance 6,252. First game totals show Pittsburg overpowering Philadelphia with a 6 4 score and multiple players contributing offensively.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Atkins Defeat Laycock in One-sided Baseball Match
Atkins defeat Laycock 4 to 2 at Washington Park in a match game before more than a thousand fans. Brickley starred by basing five times, stealing two bases, and scoring. Condiff followed with a key hit. Laycock, riding an earlier pennant, fought hard despite late comeback attempts as the Atkins crew used drums and saws to enliven the crowd.
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Still Golf Champion Miss Anthony Defeats Miss Carpenter
Miss Bessie Anthony defended her Western golf title by beating Miss Carpenter in the Onwentsia cup final 3 up and 2 to play. Richmond club members denied a Muncie report that Marion laid down for Richmond and said such allegations were false and in bad taste. In Linnville, inter city golf results list Springland of Liverpool winning, with McRae, Warriner, Rountree, Haas, and others close behind in a long scoring slate.
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Johnny” Carpenter
Indianapolis Journal
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Haas
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Reese
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Shake up at Evansville President Bement makes two changes
Evansville Central League Club president Bement ousted manager Tom New and installed catcher McKinley to shake up the team amid internal dissension. First baseman Frank Coolman was signed. Dayton game details note Evansville defeat in a close contest. Fort Wayne and Marion games previewed with standings and lineups. South Bend beat Grand Rapids in a high scoring affair. Greenfield hosts Frankfort at Spring Lake Park with Frankfort newly strengthened.
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Indianapolis Journal
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Tom New
McKinley
Frank Coolman
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Clothier Defeats Allen in National Tennis Round
In Newport on August 22 W J Clothier won the fifth round of the national championship by defeating Harrie Allen 6-3 6-1 6-2. Earlier E H Larned, brother of the champion A Larned, beat R P Huntington in a brilliant match as Clothier and Allen traded games before Clothier’s net play sealed the victory.
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R. J
W. J. Clothier
Harrie Allen
E. H. Larned
A. Larned
R. P. Huntington
HM. F. Alien
Ek. H. Larned
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Clothier
H. F. Allen
H. F. Alteh
Loose Fielding Marks Brooklyn Cincinnati Twin Bill
Brooklyn and Cincinnati split a doubleheader with loose fielding at times. Garvin vs Ewing in game two featured a pitcher battle as Cincinnati’s five hits produced four runs while Brooklyn’s seven baserunners scored on timely hits. Scorers include Strang, Dobbs, Doyle, Dahlen, Steinfeldt, Donlin, Corcoran for Brooklyn and Kelly, Sheckard, Seymour, Dobbs, Gessler for Cincinnati. Time 1:34 for game one and 2:10 for game two. Umpire Moran.
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Dahlen
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Car crash injures judge and two women in Creve Coeur turn
In a rapid curve near Creve Coeur a speeding car overturned throwing Judge W J Pollard of the Second district Police Court and two women, Miss Stella Chadwick and Miss Nelile Chadwick, to the ground. Pollard is internally injured and may die, while the two ladies are severely injured.
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Creve Coeur
W. J. Pollard
Second District Police Court
Stella Chadwick
Nelile Chadwick
Weather and Score Report From Multiple Cities
Memphis and Birmingham played in a rain affected slate with Birmingham edging Atlanta 2 1 in one pairing while Montgomery defeated Nashville 5 2 in another. New Orleans Shreveport canceled no game due to rain leaving all parties awaiting rescheduled action.
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Lattle Rock
Birmingham
Atlanta
Montgomery
Nashville
New Orleans-Shreveport
Riot Between Italian and Polish Laborers Leaves One Dead
In Buffalo on August 22 a clash between Italian and Polish laborers ended with one man killed and another fatally injured, with many others bruised. Police have not determined the exact cause of the fight.
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Buffalo
N. Y
New York Beats Chicago in Rainy Detroit Game
Chicago led until the eighth inning when an error bunt and singles tied it. New York won 11th inning with Owen's standout hitting. Attendance 7,800. Including detailed box score lines for Chiago and New York.
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New York
Owen
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A-Bhlo
Conroy
Hevillen
Slattery
Tob
Erty
Sullivan
Fleherty
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Beville
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Busex
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J. Tannehill
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Flaherty
Ganzell
Elberfeld
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New York Ath Club Sweeps Metropolitan Track Championships
At Celtic Park Long Island New York Athletic Club wins the Metropolitan AAU track title with 4 points. Pastime Athletic Club is second with 2 points. Individual winners include J Walsh in the 1% and 20 yard dashes. B high jump and long hurdles, Hillman 4% yard coin and 2 yard low hurdle. Prinetein wins broad jump and Flanagan takes hammer and weight events.
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New York Athletic Club
Metropolitan Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Celtic Park
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Pointe
Greater New York
HW. L. Hillman
Meyer Prinetein
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