Champion Kramer in Lead Captures 49 Points
Frank L. Kramer of East Orange N J dominates the St Louis bicycle meet closing after four days under the National Cycling Association. He totals 49 points to lead professionals as Oliver Dorlon of New York wins the unlimited pursuit against the Eastern team. The event honors the Olympic games and names several top amateurs and professionals with multiple race wins and times.
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East Orange
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W. &. Fenn
Waterbury
Oliver Dorlon
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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
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Downing
Billington
Bas. Orange
W. S. Fenn
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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 as Harvard Mirths at Coaching
Yale will not release professional rowing coach Donna A. Kennedy despite Harvard Bulletin criticism. Yale Alumni Weekly defends professional coaching, noting Harvard already uses professional coaches in baseball and track. Walter Camp of Yale will serve as advisory coach for the 1915 baseball team, offering policy guidance, with former players invited to assist but no divinity in the role.
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New Haven
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Yale
Donna A. Kennedy
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Camp
Rule Off For Life in Turf Fraud Case
Hawthorne judges ban Fred Foster and jockey Charles Gray for life over fraudulent practice tied to Poseur and Gus Heldorn. The penalty follows July bans on James Gray and Mat Poster amid allegations the four profited from race outcomes. Rockville defeats Cumberland 3- Rockville in Maryland.
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Chicago
Fred Foster
Charles Gray
Hawthorne
Poseur
Gus Heidorn
James Gray
Mat Poster
Gus Heldorn
Sunday School League Standings and Upcoming Games
The Sunday School League lists team standings with W L and percentages for Red Sixth, St. Stephen’s, Mount Vernon, Mount Pleasant, and others. Today's slate includes 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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Mount Pleasant
Foundry
White House
Mount Vernon
Fourteenth Street
Lydecker Avenue
Gurley Va
Wesley
van Wess Park
Rain Delays Sunday-School League Games at Van Ness Park
All Sunday-school League games were postponed due to rain. St Alban’s disbanded, so Mount Pleasant Methodist earned the forfeit credit for their scheduled match at Van Ness Park.
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Mount Pleasant Methodist
van Ness Park
Methodist
Baseball Notes Reflect A Busy Day In The Circles Of The Phillies
Philadelphia notes two Phillies wins fueling fan enthusiasm while Detroit and Chicago. Mentions include Tom Hughes marrying Miss Russell of Boston and Gene De Montreville moving to Atlanta. Reports cover manager changes, player trades, injuries, and minor league moves across Detroit Washington St Louis and Cincinnati.
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Tom Hughes
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Little Rock
Huelsman
Toledo
George Tebeau
Columbia
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Robinson
New York
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Selbach
St. Louis
Moran
Chicago
Holmes
Maloney
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Georgetown
Joe Stanley
Krug
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Cincinnati
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Redland
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Joe Corbett
Cardinals
Brother Joe
Brooklyn
Hanlon
Corbett
Robinsons
Herman Long
Herman
Olds
Barksdale
Canton
Mauch
International Rifle Match Set For Ogdensburg
Ogdensburg New York hosts an international rifle match on August 12 between the Fourth Battalion National Guards victors of the third brigade at Albany and the Canadian Rifle Association with top Canadian battalion marksmen from Prescott to Ottawa. Titusville Pennsylvania delays final day of McKinney Driving Park program to tomorrow due to rain.
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Albany
Canadian Rifle Association
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Ottawa
Titusville
McKinney Driving Park
Trapped in the Ninth Townsend Showed Fine Form
The Washington Senators lost to St Louis by one run in game No 1 of a four game set. Fred Glade outdueled Jack Townsend as St Louis rallied with three runs in the ninth to win 5 to 4. Stahl and Hill led the Senators with early scoring, but Washington could not hold the lead as Kahoe and Donovan sparked the late rally for the Browns. Attendance 2161.
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Mysterious Powell baffled Cleveland in loss to New York
Cleveland August 6 New York defeated Cleveland 5 to 6 as Powell struggled to solve the visitor’s curve. Moore allowed four innings of sputtering relief after Bernhard exited early, with an error aiding New York’s ninth inning score. Attendance 3,446.
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Detroit Beats Boston as Young Shuts Them Down
Detroit defeats Boston 4 to 0 at Detroit with Young pitching for the victory. Mallin limited Boston to one hit through six innings while Detroit hitters contributed timely runs. Attendance about 3,000 as Detroit earns the win in a lone feature of the day.
E R R I N G Extravagance Philadelphia Beats Chicago in Sloppy Game
Chicago errors aided Philadelphia in a 4 0 win as Plank held the visitors to a few hits. Harteel Davis Cross and Isbell sparked Chicago’s offense in spots, while Owen and Plank pitched well for their clubs. Various local notices invite teams and supporters to upcoming junior and community games.
Standings Update for Major League Clubs Listed
Cincinnati leads with 65 wins and 29 losses, followed by Boston 69-? and Brooklyn 65-? Philadelphia 25 losses. The text lists matchups Pittsburg at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York.
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Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn-Pittsburg
New York-Chicago
Pittsburg
Chicago
Brooklyn
New York
Boston Triumphs 3 2 Over St Louis In Wild Tilt
Boston wins 3 2 at Boston with McNickels allowing control issues but delivering effectiveness. Delehanty drives in two first inning runs, while Brain’s three-base hit in the ninth plates another. St. Louis tally comes via a wild pitch a walk and Brain’s three-base hit. Attendance 1 760. Boston LHGAH St Louis RHOAE Getler Farrell Tenney Shannon Abbachio Grady Brain Raymer Needham Dunleavy Moran Toteis Neadham Morton Struck out by Dunleavy six. Time 1 hour 96 minutes.
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Harteel
Pickering
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Powers
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Plank
P. Ogee
L. Cross
Murphy
Callahan
Mr. Sheridan
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Hite
Brain
St. Louis
Lhgah
Loui
Rhoae Getler
Abbaticchio
Shannon
Needham
Tenney
Dunleavy
Moran
Ucspire
Mr. Johnstone
Phillies Fall In Extras After Ragged Defense
In Philadelphia on August 5 the Phillies failed to score with bases loaded and none out in the ninth as Cincinnati pulled away in the eleventh, scoring three on two hits and two errors. Cincinnati 9 Philadelphia 2. Odwell singled for three-base hit. Duggleby pitched for Philadelphia. attendance 1,341.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnatih
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Phila
Rhoae Dolan
Thomas
Odwell
Titoo Gorroran
Steinfelat
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Peltz
McGee
Woodruff
Glercon
Schlel
Walker
Ewing
Donchue
Duggleby
Roth
Dugglaby
Baseball scores from multiple leagues and regions
Eastern League Montreal beat Buffalo 8 to 2 in Montreal. Newark and Providence games postponed. Jersey City two games postponed due to rain. Southern League Atlanta shutout Shreveport 19 to 0. Nashville beat Memphis 6 to 2. Birmingham and Montgomery games rained. American Association Indianapolis defeated St Paul 10 to 6. Louisville down Milwaukee 9 to 7. Toledo beat Kansas City 11 to 1. Columbus 3 Minneapolis 3. second Columbus 1 Minneapolis 1 ended after 13 innings due to darkness. South Atlantic Charleston defeated Savannah 2 to 0. Macon game postponed by wet grounds. Columbia beat Augusta 6 to 1. Front Royal’s Warren Light Infantry defeated Harrisonburg 2 to 2. May yet be saved. Dr King’s New Discovery promoted for consumption with 50c to $1.00 pricing.
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Newark
Providence-Newark
Jersey City
Baltimore
American Association
Indianapolite
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St. Paul
Louieville
Louisville
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Minneapolis
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Harrisonburg
Washington Post
Front ‘Royal
Warren Light Infantry
Flying Ship and Augur Win Close Saratoga Races
Six overnight events on todays Saratoga card yielded tight finishes. Flying Ship and Augur won by a head or less, while Mirthless swerved late to finish just behind Cotillion. Green Crest, Out come and Keynote also earned wins. Entries for tomorrow include Turf races and the Great Republic stake with Waterboy among favorites.
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Saratoga
Green Crest
T. R. Hitchcock
Woodford Clay
Ship
Shrine
Mr. Keyne
Augur
St. Bellane
Waterside
Keynote
Conkling
Mirthiess
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Cormack
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Missing Link
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Glisten
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Stone Arabia
Lee
Palm Reader
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Lady Potentate
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Mackey Dwyer
Prince Saim Salm
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Cottage Maid
Easy Street
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Merrie Lassie
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Hello of
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High Chancellor
Clifton Forge Wins Harlem Race Despite Weight Grab
Clifton Forge captured the feature at Harlem, evenly matched yet favored by weight, securing victory by a length over Brancas who edged Shawana for second amid a clear, warm day and fast track. The program listed seven races with Clifton Forge and Brancas prominent, while Brancas trailed then surged to second in the stretch. multiple horses and riders were named across events with times and odds noted.
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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
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Jack Doyle
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Larsen
Hoffer
Wood
Perry
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Monte
Henry
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Michael ' Byrnes
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Hoffier
Emperor of India
Feicht
Durbar
Knapp
Jim Hale
Dragoon
Mayor Stavhneon
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Sweetie
Jehane
Shaver
Agnes Brennan
Oregar
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Hofer
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Tom Mabin
Jackfull
Marco
Telfare
Fly Lady
Central
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Rassmonde
Jerry Lynch
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Prince of Pilsen
Arab
Freeslas
Nannan
Phil Finca
Watnamoinen
Viola
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Subtte
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Useful Lady
Allen Avon
Lady Ellison
Bell Kenny
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Haviland
Miss Crawford
Beau Ormonde
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Tokajon
Luralighter
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Alma Dufour
White Plume
Prince Silver Wings
Bear Catcher
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Fleetwood
Peter Durel
Matador
Happy Sack
Webherfields
Costigan
Sell- Lang
Ragtag
Don’t Ask Me
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Floral Wreath wins at St Louis feature race
Across muddy track at St Louis on August 6 Floral Wreath captured the six furlong feature by a head over Frank Bell with Yada placed after a foul by Wil Jowdene. Never Such outclassed field in the mile and an eighth event while Woodlands led the six furlong handicap. Five other races detailed winners and times with several disqualifications noted.
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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
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King’s Charm
Arnold K
Fenian Algo
Renaissance
la Princess
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My Eleanor
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Flying Torpedo
Folles Bergeras
Just So
Febo
J. W. O'Neill
Icewater
Six Shooter
Aggie
Velos
Buffalo meet closes with ambitious $10,000 stakes for next season
Buffalo N Y Aug 6 Buffalo closed its grand circuit meeting at Kenilworth Park with a strong crowd and brisk racing The reorganized Buffalo Driving Club is considering 10 000 stakes and other features for the next season Ben F won two heats as favorite in the 210 pace Snow faced Black Hal in the 214 pace Baron Grattan held favored status in early pools before Black Hat upset the field Sweet Marie led the Electric City purse event in a tight finish A wagon race closed the card with Wauban Topsy and Dormeath among the local contenders
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Buffalo Driving Club
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Snow
Black Hal
Baron Grattan
Chamber of Commerce
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Mer
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Goore
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MacPherson
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Hee
Hamilton
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Spear
Ripple Won Steeplechase At Mariners Track
Miss Chaffin led as Ripple claimed the win after Gathright was ruled to crowd Taylor at the final fences in a Rain soaked Norfolk meet. Heavy mud limited attendance but featured the 250 class trot and several pace and steeplechase events with Major Delmar setting a half mile record at Windson River Park.
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Mariners Track
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Mentrip
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Bryans
Rlver Dell
Pride of Hampton
National Trotting Association
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