Champion Kramer in Lead Captures 49 Points in St Louis Meet
Frank L. Kramer of East Orange N J the national champion extended his title bid by totaling 49 points at the grand circuit and national amateur championship bicycle meet in St Louis under the National Cycling Association during a four day event. Oliver Dorlon of New York led the unlimited pursuit race, catching and passing all rivals as the Eastern team beat the West. The program included multiple championships with authors from New Jersey New York California and Australia among the performers.
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St. Louis
Frank L. Kramer
East Orange
N. J
National Cycling Association
Kramer
W. &. Fenn
Waterbury
Oliver Dorlon
Now
Fastern
S. A. Mehurland
California
James B. Bowler
Wma
Pred L Schett
Australia
George H. Collett
Utah
James Bioran
Massachusetts
J. P. Jacobsen
Counsellent
Floyd Krebs
Oliver Torlon
New York
Hurley
Downing
Billington
Bas. Orange
W. S. Fenn
Churd
Menus Bedell
Lanbrooke
Y Thne
ML. Hurley
Burton Downing
San Jose
Cal
Teddy Billington
Vailsburg
Chaz Schlee
Newark
George Wiley
Syracuse
N.Y
A. F P. Andrews
Indiguapolis
Gilver Orton
Sheepshead Bay
Jahn Te
Ar Doerks
Gow Toe
Frank L. Ei Vards
N. JL
W. Conn
Floyd Kreba
Orthern
M L Hurley
Burton Doewning
Vartsburg
FE. F. Roar
Boston
John Ledell
Lynbrook
Yale Stands by Kennedy Coach in Yale Harvard row
Yale will not surrender professional rowing coach Donna A. Kennedy despite Harvard Bulletin criticism and the prospect of Harvard abandoning the Yale water meet. Yale Alumni Weekly defends professional coaching and notes Harvard now employs specialists in baseball and track. Walter Camp will advise Yale’s 1915 baseball team, assisting policy and practice questions. former players may serve as assistants, but there will be no divinity.
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Harvard
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Donna A. Kennedy
Harvard Bulletin
Yale Alumni Weekly
Walter Camp
Camp
Ruling off for life hits turf men Poseur and Gus Heidorn
Chicago Aug 5 Hawthorne judges banned Fred Foster and jockey Charles Gray for life for fraudulent practice connected to Poseur and Gus Heidorn. The penalty adds to July bans on James Gray and Mat Poster. accusers say the four men profited from Poseur and Gus Heidorn’s poor running, amounting to about 335000. Cumberland Md Aug 5 Rockville defeats Cumberland 3 0 as Wahler allows 17 hits and Rodebaugh fives 16 strikeouts. Rockville set to play Cumberland again tomorrow.
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Chicago
Fred Foster
Charles Gray
Hawthorne
Poseur
Gus Heidorn
James Gray
Mat Poster
Gus Heldorn
Cumberland
Rockville
Washington Post
Wahler
Rodebaugh
Cumberlands
Sunday School League Standings and Today’s Games
Standings show Red Sixth leading with records and percentages for St Stephen’s Mt Vernon Mt Pleasant and other teams. Today’s schedule lists Mount Pleasant Method at Foundry White House Ellipse Mount Pleasant Congregational vs Mount Vernon Fourteenth Street and Lydecker Avenue Gurley vs Wesley Van Wess Park.
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Red
Adi
St. Stephen's
Mt. Vernon
Mount Pleasant
Foundry
White House
Mount Vernon
Fourteenth Street
Lydecker Avenue
Gurley Va
Wesley
van Wess Park
Postponed Sunday-School League Games Amid Rain
All Sunday-school League games scheduled for yesterday were postponed due to rain. St Alban's disbanded, so Mount Pleasant Methodist received the games by forfeit at Van Ness Park, with the Methodist boys credited a win.
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St. Alban’s
Mount Pleasant Methodist
van Ness Park
Methodist
Baseball Notes Highlight a Week of MLB Movement
The column collects sightings of players and managers across leagues. It notes Tom Hughes’s Detroit marriage, De Montreville moving to Atlanta, Menefee resigning as Johnstown manager, and ongoing shifts involving Coughlin Drill and Parrott. It reports on minor league plans, umpire controversy, and various team graft concerns, with mentions of Hanlon and Corbett outcomes.
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Phillies
Philadelphia
Chicagoes
Fielder Jones
Tom Hughes
Senators
Miss Russell
Boston
Detroit
Detroit News
Gene de Montreville
Atlanta
Washington
Jack Menefee
Chicago Cubs
Johnstown
Harry Arndt
Louisville
Cassily
Parker
Steve Gradie
Oriole
Hisseball
Lebanon
Coughlin
Drill
Parrott
Nashville
Little Rock
Huelsman
Toledo
George Tebeau
Columbia
Tampa
Tigers
Frysinger
Wilmington
Baltimore
Robinson
New York
Orth
Selbach
St. Louis
Moran
Chicago
Holmes
Maloney
Minneapolis
Greminger
Georgetown
Joe Stanley
Krug
Stanley
Cincinnati
Pulliam
Danlins
Redland
Ned Hanlon
Joe Corbett
Cardinals
Brother Joe
Brooklyn
Hanlon
Corbett
Robinsons
Herman Long
Herman
Olds
Barksdale
Canton
Mauch
International Rifle Match set for Ogdensburg on August 12
Ogdensburg hosts an international rifle contest between the Fourth Battalion National Guards, Albany third brigade victors, and the Canadian Rifle Association with top Canadian battalions from Prescott to Ottawa. The state range will stage the event on August 12. Titusville postpones McKinney Driving Park program to tomorrow due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdensburg
Fourth Battalion
National Guards
Albany
Canadian Rifle Association
Prescott
Ottawa
Titusville
McKinney Driving Park
Trapped in the ninth Townsend showed fine form
The Washington Senators lost to the St Louis Browns 5 to 4 in Game No 1 of a four game series. Townsend pitched well but Glade outpitched him and the decisive run came on a ninth inning error and a smart heads up play by Kahoe. Attendance 2161. Standings and results from yesterday show New York Portland? (data incomplete)
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Washington
St. Louis
Mon
Senators
Browns
Jack Townsend
Fred. Glade
Glade
Kahoe
Townsend
Delaware Jack
Brown
Hill
Tex
Hines
Vicksburg
Miss
McCormick
Donovan
Patsy
Clark
Stahl
Barry
Huelsman
Genter
Kahoc
Oneill
Cassidy
Jones
Wallace
Clarke
Moran
Tom
EL Haldrick
Hemphill
C.sceeerees
Bt. Louis
Thres
taso—Huelsman
St. Louia
Mr. Connolly
Little Rocks
Concords
Streb
R Street Northwest
Arlingtons
Dolphins
Norris Peters Co
Bureau A. C
Primrose A. C
Hospital Corps
Radfords
Unions
Turner A. C
Charles F. David
L Street Northwest
Fifth Baptist
Calvary Baptist
Nugent
le Foe
Capt. Carroll
A. A Richards
Seventh Street Southwest
Atlantics
Invincibles
Quantrille
R. H. B. Atlantica
A. Jen
Handiboe
Lewis
Quantrelie
Cole
Dumbarton
Georgetown Field
Georgetown
Mysterious Powell Cleveland Faces Dark Secret of His Curves
In Cleveland Aug 6 New York defeated Cleveland 6 to 5 after a late ninth inning error. Powell baffled Cleveland with two infield hits until the ninth. Moore struggled but New York built a lead and held on. Attendance 3,446. Box score included.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Bernhard
Moore
Powell
Ahoa
Rhgae Bay
Doughty
Filck
Kaater
Lajola
Etherfeld
Bradley
Williams
Hickman
Ganzel
Lash
Fuitz
Turner
Dernhard
Pougharty
Conroy
Fultz
Elberfeld
Bey
Keeler
Lafoie
Powel Lett
Monastery Beer Fone Main
Louis Bush's
St. LaDke
Gentlemen's Capr
Detroit Defeats Boston in Narrow Pitching Duel
Detroit beat Boston 4 to 1 in a game led by Young on the mound. Mallin worked six innings allowing one hit as Detroit struck for four runs, while Boston’s defense was solid. Attendance 3,000. Time of game one hour and sixty minutes. Poston Barrett MelIntyre Collins Robinson Leary Mullin O’Leary Mullin totals Detroit 4 Boston 1.
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Detroit
Boston
Young
Mich
Mallin
Rio A E Poston
AE Barrett
Selach
MelIntyre
Collins
Robinson
Ktabl
Treeman
Parent
O'Leary
Mullin
Fotala
Alavvoodo
Selbachuil
Rovinson
Meintyre
Teville
Colling
le Chance
Crawferé
Philadelphia Triumphs Over Chicago In Error Prone Tilt
Chicago errors fueled Philadelphia’s 4 to 0 win as Plank held the locals scoreless except for a first and eighth inning rally. Highlights include L Cross’s two base hit and Isbell’s three-base shot. Postgame notes invite local clubs to arrange future games.
Club Standings Feature From Early Baseball Records
Standing of the clubs lists Cincinnati at 65 wins and 29 losses in the league, with Boston, Brooklyn, Philadelphia and others following. The sparse lines show Pet. percentages and misread figures, indicating standings around midseason with teams Pittsburg and Chicago noted in matchups against Philadelphia and Brooklyn.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn-Pittsburg
New York-Chicago
Pittsburg
Chicago
Brooklyn
New York
Boston Triumphs In Wild 3 2 Win Over St Louis
Boston earns a 3 2 victory over St Louis as Delehantys two base hit drives in two first inning runs and Brain adds a three base hit in the ninth. McNickels struggles with control yet holds St Louis to two runs as Boston improves attendance to 1760. Brain earns an RBI while Delehanty and Shannon contribute key hits for the winner.
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Boston
Mass
McNickels
Delehanty
Hite
Brain
St. Louis
Lhgah
Loui
Rhoae Getler
Abbaticchio
Shannon
Needham
Tenney
Dunleavy
Moran
Ucspire
Mr. Johnstone
Phillies Lose Ragged Ninth Inning Thwarting Rally
In Philadelphia on August 5 the Phillies tied the game in the ninth with bases loaded and none out but failed to score. Cincinnati erupted in the eleventh, scoring three runs on two hits and two errors to win. Ragged home defense marked the contest, attendance 1,341. Cincinnati 9 Philadelphia 2. Earned runs: Cincinnati 1, Philadelphia 1. Odwell had the only three-base hit. Donchue and Duggleby pitched for Philadelphia, Walker for Cincinnati.
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Phillies
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Cincinnatih
Rhoa A
Phila
Rhoae Dolan
Thomas
Odwell
Titoo Gorroran
Steinfelat
Wolverton
Peltz
McGee
Woodruff
Glercon
Schlel
Walker
Ewing
Donchue
Duggleby
Roth
Dugglaby
Eastern and Southern League Scores With Rain Delays
Baseball results from the Eastern Southern and American associations show Montreal Newark and Jersey City postponements due to rain. Shreveport routed Atlanta 19 to 0 while Nashville beat Memphis 6 to 2. Louisville defeated Milwaukee 9 to 7 and Kansas City beat Toledo 11 to 1. Columbus and Minneapolis tied 3 to 3 with a second game 1 to 1 called for darkness. Charleston won 2–0 over Savannah and Columbia beat Augusta 6 to 1. Front Royal defeated Harrisonburg 2 to 2. May yet be saved ad for Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption claims relief with a price of 50 cents to $1.00.
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American Association
Indianapolite
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louieville
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Close Finishes Mark Saratoga Card at Aug. 5 Meet
Six overnight events produced tight margins with Flying Ship Out come and Augur among winners. Green Crest, Out come, Flying Ship, Augur and Keynote won, while Mirthless swerved late. Tomorrow’s Saratoga entries list seven races with Turf and Steeplechase fields and $50,000 Great Republic stakes.
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Saratoga
Green Crest
T. R. Hitchcock
Woodford Clay
Ship
Shrine
Mr. Keyne
Augur
St. Bellane
Waterside
Keynote
Conkling
Mirthiess
Cotillion
Flying Rhin
Helgesan
Cormack
Letola
Crimmins
Adrutha
Missing Link
Armenia
Loupanta
J. Martin
St. Dellane
Redfern
Jack Lory
Qdom
Agile
Mistless
Allumeur
Dandelion
Bulwark
Derry
Greet Crest
Trevers
Brooklynke
Kuaz
Croghan
Glisten
Ascetic
Regguiter
Belle of Belle Meade
Monster
St. Breeze
Montebank
Wizard
Champlain
Stone Arabia
Lee
Palm Reader
Oliphant
Lady Potentate
Flora
Mackey Dwyer
Prince Saim Salm
Allan
Hymettus
Dauphin
Cottage Maid
Easy Street
Halmira
Sportsman
Dixarina
Dance Music
Kolaneka
Merrie Lassie
Court Maid
Castallan
Atwood
Dick Dernard
W. R. Condon
Monte Carto
Turnpike
Shaney C
Love
Right and True
Abel
Witchcraft
Foxy Kane
Old England
Judge
Girdle
Hello of
Portland
Deaverwick
Land of Clover
Pax Slunter
Prosgrave
Tip Gallant
Inspector Btevens
St. Jude
Amur
Adjidaumo
Flying Virginian
Alum Water
Syaonby
Hot Shot
Waterboy
the Picket
Delhi
Acetul
Grey Friar
Mercury
Homestead
Sovereign
Pennant
Auromaster
Sir Shep
Stucho
Eliott
Agnes D
Canteen
Naughty Lady
Phantom
Fort Hunter
Graziallo
Cleverland
High Chancellor
Harlem Track Feature Won By Clifton Forge In Tight Run
Clifton Forge captured the feature at Harlem despite weight, pulling clear for a length as Brancas edged Shawana for second. The day included six more races with notable finishes from Tacy, Brancas, Monte, Mansard, Ex central, and Rassmonde, plus tomorrow’s entries listed for the program.
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Harlem
Chicago
Aug
Clifton Forge
Brancas
Shawana
McIntyre
Otis
Stephens
Dominick
Mabel Richardson
Ale Virgie
Kilmorie
Hudson
Royal Pirate
Longmore
Oliver Me
Corby
Trenet the Mere
Sweet Jane
Seaton
Springstead
Dagmar
Jack Doyle
Weird
Sangler
Larsen
Hoffer
Wood
Perry
Robin Hood
Soufriere
Monte
Henry
Tom Shelly
Gknapp
Petit Duc
Etcht
Albert Fir
Michael ' Byrnes
Sincerity Belle
Prayner
Mansard
Hoffier
Emperor of India
Feicht
Durbar
Knapp
Jim Hale
Dragoon
Mayor Stavhneon
Komombo
Cyprienne
Sweetie
Jehane
Shaver
Agnes Brennan
Oregar
Harney
Hofer
Ernest Parham
Tom Mabin
Jackfull
Marco
Telfare
Fly Lady
Central
Audubon
Rassmonde
Jerry Lynch
Inapp
Nitrate
Marcou
Wernick
Prince of Pilsen
Arab
Freeslas
Nannan
Phil Finca
Watnamoinen
Viola
Delagoa
Subtte
Mam
Ram's Horn
Useful Lady
Allen Avon
Lady Ellison
Bell Kenny
Bologna
Haviland
Miss Crawford
Beau Ormonde
Judge Ines
Huznah
Tokajon
Luralighter
Gregor K
Alma Dufour
White Plume
Prince Silver Wings
Bear Catcher
Ananias
Fleetwood
Peter Durel
Matador
Happy Sack
Webherfields
Costigan
Sell- Lang
Ragtag
Don’t Ask Me
Cardinal Wol
Floral Wreath Wins Six Furlong Feature at St Louis
At St Louis on a muddy track Floral Wreath edged Frank Bell by a head in the feature event, with Yada placed after a foul affected result in the second race. Never Such easily led his division, and Woodlands ran best in his race as Keen favorites faltered across Port Erie card.
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Yada
St. Louis
Lady Charles
Floral Wreath
Woodlands
Frank Bell
Wil Jowdene
W. Watson
Codex
Traxler
Fannette
D. Austin
Blarney Girl
Sontana
Cardona
Ora Z
Baby P
Ray Templeton
J. Conway
Picture Hat
J. Booker
Lelia Kluater
Walter Candy
Gaseanne
Monogram
Miss Powell
Imp
Nepenthe
Limerick Girl
Annisquam
Willowdena
Wrowdene
CW. Doyle
Albany
Rice
Commodore
C. Davis
Otto Stifel
J. Conley
Darthula
HL Andereon
Princess Groa
Dollada
Dr. Kieh
King’s Charm
Arnold K
Fenian Algo
Renaissance
la Princess
Tim Hurst
My Eleanor
Pred Priesmeyer
Mellwood
Lona
Lady Lavish
Redino
Hucena
Mella Uata
Kennington
Sam Stephens
Mohave
Miss Manners
Worthington
Pierce J
Irby Bennett
Monaco
Lucky Charm
Cameron
Red Leaf
Mianisaipp
Orient
Mafalda
Thane
Hilee
Charlie Thompson
Light Opera
Larmakis
Claremont
Jack Young
Flying Torpedo
Folles Bergeras
Just So
Febo
J. W. O'Neill
Icewater
Six Shooter
Aggie
Velos
Buffalo Meet Closes Amid Hopes of $10,000 Stakes Next Year
Buffalo closes its grand circuit meeting at Kenilworth Park with sharp racing and a reorganized Buffalo Driving Club eyeing $10,000 stakes next season. Ben F. won the 2:10 pace heats, Black Hat upset the 2:14 pace, and Sweet Marie led the 6,000 dollar Electric City trot as three heats contested. A wagon race featured Wauban, Topsy, and Dormeath.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Kenilworth Park
Buffalo Driving Club
Ben F
Snow
Black Hal
Baron Grattan
Chamber of Commerce
Detroit
Black Hat
Electric City
Sweet Marle
Wauban
Topsy
Dormeath
George E Latul
Mer
Gen F
B. G
Dradimire
de Ryder
Elu Miles Qphella
B. m
Hudson
John F
Ae Roy Bb
Roxemre
Santa Baron
S. m
Dr Time
Binck Hal
Dr. G
Star Hal
Baron Brattan
Goore
Angus Polater
MacPherson
Jean Burs
Hee
Hamilton
Bic m
Judge Green
Lady Patchie
Eeler
Naila J
R. m
McKay Kent
Spear
Hudson River Park
Poughkeepsie
Windson River
Major Delmar
Memphis
Mora
Roland Reed
Fred, N
Olive Wood
Ora Jansen
Florence Lowe
Morn
Alerton
Pat Ford
Graydon
Fred N
Dixiver
Harry H
Little Jay
Prince Onward
Roy D
Norwood
Little Fred
Dandy C
Brown Heels
Berding
Ora Janeen
Florence Lane
Tony
Faust
Meadle
Ripple victory in steeplechase shocks Norfolk crowd
Miss Chaffin led to wire in a dramatic Mariners track steeplechase as Ripple claimed the win after judges ruled Gathright crowded Taylor near the fences. Rain dampened attendance and mud limited final-day action while Taylor rode with a bandaged head and a broken stirrup.
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Norfolk
Gathright
Taylor
Washington Post
Hipple
Miss Chaffin
Mariners Track
Robert Taylor
Rippie
Ripple
Alpios Prince
Davia Bros
Welton Boy
Eva Low
Br. m
August Sfyer
Miss Toodles
B. m
W. Bernard
BR. C
S. G. OV
Gleeb
Ida D
Charles Atkinson
Spcomd
Blackbird
E. M. Blake
Lydia S
C. W. French
the Pik
Blk. G
C. W. Merkle
Lacy May
B. m. George Thomas
Mipple
Miss Chatk
Mentrip
Frumbugs
Bryans
Rlver Dell
Pride of Hampton
National Trotting Association
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Mertz and Mertz CO
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W. L. Pet
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RHO AG
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Augusta
Front Royal
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Front ‘Royal
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Liberty Star
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Kell
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