Strang Rebuked by Pulliam Over Polo Grounds Decision
New York umpire Sam Strang reported to National League President Harry C. Pulliam for forfeiting the Chicago New York game after Umpire Johnstone was excluded at the Polo Grounds. Pulliam rejected Strang’s action as high handed and uncivil noting he would take no action beyond a letter. Carlos W. Murphy of Chicago commended Pulliam for upholding clean baseball and cited possible NL fines for New York, while Frank Shance and others called the stand a victory against anarchy in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sam Strang
National League Baseball Club
Capt. McGunn
Polo Grounds
Johnstone
Harry C. Pulliam
National League
Strang
Pulliam
Ballield
Carlos W. Murphy
Maicaxo
Murphy
Chicago National League Baseball Club
Publ Ely
Chicago
Frank S.hance
United States
Cleveland Eyes Denny Sullivan From Minneapolis Field Star
Cleveland seeks Denny Sullivan the clever Minneapolis onfielder who played in Cleveland last year during a tryout. Detroit failed to sign him then and he returned to the Millers where he starred this season at bat and on the bases, drawing major league attention again.
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Epectr
Washington
Browns Align With Yeager In Trade For Glade
The Browns near a deal with the Washington Post tied to Spokane pitcher Glade. In exchange for the Tigers hurler, Cleveland would receive Yeager and a bonus as Griffith’s squad reshapes the pitching staff.
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Washington Post
St Loui
Augu
Fred Glade
Browns
Titter
Highlanders
Griffith
Tig
Yeager
O Day Restored to Duty After Fine Incident
President Pulliam of the National League reinstates Umpire Hank O Day to good standing after a $50 fine for failing to stop the altercation between McGinnity of New York and Peltz of Pittsburgh. O Day will resume duties tomorrow as the Richmond Brownies blank the Riverside Club of Petersburg 2 to 0 in a first game of a series. Negro and other local games and weather delays noted with postponements and upcoming matches at National Park and Capitol League venues.
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New York
Ftands
Pulliam
National League Today
Hank" O'Day
McGinnity
Peltz
Pittsburg
Richmond Brownies
Washington Post
Petersburg
Riverside Club
Brownies
Richmond
Dinwiddle County
Thia
Lafayette Athletic Club
Weldon Athletic Club
Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
National Park
International Racing and Aquatics Meet Schedules
Raging: Latonia Jockey Club indefinitely at Fort Erie from July 10 to August 27. Saratogs: August 6 to 31. Aquatics: National regatta Worcester today and tomorrow. Intercanoe club regatta Broadwater August 18. Middle States regatta Upper Potomac Labor Day. Horse Shows Harringtonurg August 14 to Berryville August 21 to 23. Warrenton August 29 and 30.
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Latonia Jockey Club
Fort Erie
Saratogs
Worcester
Broadwater
Upper Potomac
Harrigonturg
Berryville
Warrenton
Joe Stanley Hurt In Game At Detroit Park
Outfielder Joe Stanley sustained severe contusions and bruises to his arms and legs after colliding with a fence support while pursuing a ball. He may be out of action for several days as he hospitals. Pitcher Sifillan caused a clubhouse disturbance during a rampage and was indefinitely suspended after park police removed him.
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Washington Post
Detroit
Stanley
Eubanks
Sifillan
Rampare
Connie Mack
Bedeball
Breoda Corneiius
Laven
Str. McrilNeuday
Laffayette N. Crags
Washington
Cronn
Mack
Knight
Lave
Connie
Brouthers
Dave
Airight
Jack
Cornelius
Oldzing
Conne
Eddie Lennox
Altizer
Giants Blank Pirates In Six To Six Victory
New York defeats Pittsburg 6 to 0 as Mathewson dominates on the mound. Bresnahan, Clarke and Wagner pace the offense with timely hits while Leach and Browne contribute infield and outfield defense. Game spans seven innings after weather and delays, final score 6–0.
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New York
Pittsburg
Mathewson
Rho
Leach
Bresnahawe
Bouton
Bowermane
Clarke
Browne
Wagner
Oghannon
Nealon
Wsesmour
Conley
peGann
Strang
Paltz
Dohlen
Taut
Oltte Phillippi
Mathewsomp
Ferguson
Hresnahan
Browne Htolen
Shannon Mirst
Pittaburg
Baste
Levida
Pallippi
Mathewan
Selfield
Philipps
Lelfeldt
Ritchey O Nedion
Kiem
Emilie
Fans Applaud Johnstone at Brooklyn Chicago Game
Chicago beat Brooklyn 5 to 2 as national league official Johnstone was loudly cheered. The broadcast lists players and miscues with mid-1930s style box score, including McIntyre and Taylor as pitchers and Shute, Evers, and Tinker among Chicago and Brooklyn stars.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Johnstone
Brooklyn Rhore
Chance
McCarthy
Strela Ab
Nlkewsey
Tinker
Hummel
Evers
Ol Miter
Moran
Bergen
Taylor
Mccintyre
Chicaga
Brooklyn Evens
Algerman and Schulte
Thiker
Shgie
Nationals Start Rally Too Late To Win Final
Washington bats late but cannot overcome Detroit lead as Falkenberg struggles. Eubanks relief shuts down Washington through seventh then Detroit adds runs, final score 8 to 3. Stahl doubles, Wakefield clears bases, and Hughes chases in Detroit innings with timely hits.
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Detroit
Stahl
Tigers
Eubanks
Siever
Washington
Hughes
Armour
Washington Post
Mich
Falkenberg
Stever
Lowe
Stanley
Crawford
Anderson
Schlafly
Wakefield
Nil
C. Jones
Altizer
McIntyre
Eubank
Slever
Schaefer
Coughlin
Beore
AB. Ri
A. B. D. Jones
Windsey
Bouw
Meintyré
Chughiin
Payne
Biewer
P Eubanks
P. Talal
G. Jones
Altzer
Hickman
Angergon
I Slahi
Achlanty
Wanguela
O Falkenberg
P. Hughes
OM Siever
Parkenberg
Threasbage
Exerifica
McTntyre
D. Smnea
Balle
Dy Siever
Letton Becer
Wakefeld
Mr. Connolly
White Sox Win Series In Walkoff Twist
Chicago tops Philadelphia 5 2 in ten innings to clinch the series as Donohue tripled and Rohe drove in the winning run after a tense eighth inning. In other games Roanoke defeats Danville 9 6, Portsmouth shuts out Richmond 5 0, Lynchburg beats Norfolk 5 0, and Harrisonburg falls to Chesapeake and Ohio 4 2 in a busy Virginia slate.
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Chicago
Chicago Today
Philadelphia
Donohue
Dygert
Dougherty
Sullivan
Rohe
Tannehill
Schoeck
Cross
Lennox
Waite
Tannehll
Schrack
H. Davis
Nonohine
Jones
White
Cybold
Solon
Gdavin
Baseball Scores From Various Leagues Across Regions
Scores recap across American League, National League and minor leagues with results including Washington 5 Detroit 8 and Chicago 3 Philadelphia 2 in the American League. Lynchburg 5 Norfolk 0 and Roanoke 9 Danville 6 in the Virginia League. Montreal 5 Providence 5 and Buffalo 2 Jersey City 1 in other circuits.
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Rochester
Rochester, & Baitimors
Buffalo
Jersey City
Montreal
Providence
Pet
Bet
Philadelphia
Loule
New York
Detroit
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Uw Ae Calvary
Metropolitan
Marquette
St. Patrick
Trinity
Immaculate
St. Peter
St. Dominic
Wolholy
Jockey Hurt as Horse Attacks During Brighton Race
Jockey Madden was badly hurt when the horse Marigold II reared and struck Madden off Cents during the Worthington Fiste race at Brighton. Brady struggled to subdue the animal as it thrashed and attacked Madden's throat, leaving him bleeding and badly injured.
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Brighton
England
Madden
Worthington Fiste
Marigold II
Bray
Brady
Harvard Crew Smokes The Water In Practice At Bourne End
Bourne End England Aug 9 Harvard rowed thirty strokes per minute in a long practice, Cambridge responding with thirty two strokes for two minutes before strict training begins. Spectators, including Cambridge onlookers R C Lehmann Theodore Cooke Rev Farrar and H Willis, praised the Americans. The event drew great interest and strong expectations for thrilling races. Average Cambridge weight around MG ad pounds.
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Bourne End
England
Harvard
Cambridge
Canbridge
R. C. Lehmann
Theodore Cooke
Mr. Farrar
H. Willis
MG Ad Pounga
Hair Vigor Promises Strength Against Falling Hair
An ad-like fragment touts Ayer's Hair Vigor as a remedy for weak hair. It claims to stop hair loss, cure dandruff, and leave hair soft and smooth, urging readers in Lowell, Massachusetts to try the product.
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Ayer
Lowell
Low Leads Golfers In Metropolitan Open Finish
In Hollywood a Golf Club, New York, August, George Eoft of Baltureol Golf Club won the first 36 holes of the Metropolitan Golf Association Open Championship by four strokes over Aleck Smith of Nassau. Jerome Travers led eight amateurs with 162, while Walter J. Travis shot 161 but will not continue tomorrow. Final scores list Low 43, Snake Mackle 64, Hutchinson 64, Peebles 60, Strong 61, Stalin 62, Horace Rawlins 63, Norton 57, Travers 83, Lens 59.
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New York
Hollywood
Cin
Long Branch
N. J
George Eoft
Baltuard Golf Club
Aleck Smith
Nassau
Jerome D. Travers
Metropolitan Golf Association Armateur
Walter
Herbert Strong
Apawamis
N. Y
Aloe Stalin
Naseu
L. J
Horach Rawlins
New Rochelle
Willie Norton
Lipton Cup Dutable in Boston Customs Valuation
Boston Aug 9 the Lipton Cup offered by Sir Thomas Lipton for a series of races under the Boston Yacht Club was declared dutiable at 45 percent ad valorem. The cup valued at $ was assessed, protested, with decision upheld by appraisers. Adjudication to occur in Washington. Appraisers argue the word bestowed does not apply as the cup was sent for competition.
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Boston
Sir Thomas
Sir Thomas Lipton
Boston Yacht Club
Washington
Umpire Hank O Day Praised as Baseball Czar and Reform Stance
Commentary notes Hank O Day restored by Pulliam and praised for backbone and fairness while recounting baseball history. It highlights Gaffney as a pioneer umpire, lists other officials and events, and stresses cleaning up the game amid 1905 controversies. Also covers Chicago White Sox and Athletics pennant race, Heydler’s quick league rule action, and Washington Post amateur cup proposal by The Post.
Thorough Day at Saratoga Amid Long Chalkboard Card
A dense list of horses, riders, and odds from a Saratoga racing card. Entires include Bohemia, Clare Russell, Latonia, Red Gauntlet, Mankard, Anna May, Helmuth, Hereafter Norwood Ohio, and Futurtha with various weights and selling races across five to seven stakes. The long card details handicaps, distances, and entries for two-year-olds and mixed-age events.
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Saratoga
Bohemia
Clare Russell
Kame
Jack Dolan
Colomusa
Herare B
Chaseaway
Rhony
Entras
Berry
Sells
Anna May
Sunda
Ph Hawk
Latonia
Camille
Helmuth
Norwood Ohie
Futurtha
Fook Mil
Mise Doyle
Alton Dufour
White Flame
Audator
Proptable
the Englishman
Intenne
Mankard
Mum
Tor Crowe
Bush
Bautpost
Corvecate
Jabs and Counter Leads to Hard Fight in Indianapolis
Boxing chatter centers on Yanger versus Herman in Indianapolis with Herman seen as faster and cleverer, though Yanger holds a prior Chicago decision. Other notes mention Kid Goodman linked to Willie Hoey, Nelson-Gaos bout talks, and Jack Sullivan’s Klondike plans.
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Indianapolis
Yanger
Herman
Lea Angelse
Chicago
Hermans
Albany
Kid Goodman
Willie Hoey Seximall
Hoffman Club
Sacramento
Tatedt
Goldfield Club
Jack
Twin) Sullivan
Alaska
Klondike
George Menishe
Corbett
Indianapelis
Brenk Craig
Jere Sralth
London
Sem Berger
Joe Choyneki
Philadelphia
Dan Greedon
Antipodes
Tounda
BM Smith
Sydney
Creedon
Owen Moran
England
Tax
Gossip of the Turf Obscure Jumps and Racing Deals
The article notes W oC Hayes aged jumper Grandpa died at Mavatarnga on Wednesday with an unexpected fate. Grandpa, sired by Grandmaster-Pruppe, previously ran second at Sheepshead Bay in June. Offers and sales sweep through Kentucky, Newcastle Stable acquiring Running Water and Content. Clarence Mackay returns to racing after retirement, with Jockey Miller as his rider. Betting chatter surrounds Diamond Jim Braay’s wager on Accountant versus Ber Hodder in the Travers Stakes.
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Hayes
Grandpa
Mavatnga
Pruppe
Sheepshead Bay
Jnne
Woolford Clay
Kentucky
Newcastle
Aries
Clarancea Mackay
Brooklyn
Wil
Miller
Mr. Mackay
Willie Shields
Bos Hodder
Jim’ Braay
Accountant
Ber Hodder
Thoes
Bau Hodder
Acvouri
Shields
Alabama Stakes Triumph for Running Water at Saratoga
At Saratoga on Aug 9, Running Water the 9 to 20 favorite captured the Alabama Stakes for three year old fillies in one mile and a furlong, Brookdale Nymph second, Comedienne third. Sir Lynnwood equaled the seven furlongs world record in the opening race with a 1:24 4-5, while Allegiance won the steeplechase as Gateora placed second and Champa Elysee third. Flowaway Woolwich and Victoria B. also posted victories in other events on the program.
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Saratoga
Running Water
Woodford Clay
Newcastle Stable
Brookdale Nymph
Comedienne
Miller
Sir Tuyanwood
Balifax
Sheepshead Bay
Sir Lynnwood
Raven
Koerner
Inquisitor
Neva Lee
C. Miller
Tite
Graziello
Merry
England
California
King
Thespian
Pastian
Belle of Bequest
Algaren
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Hueston
Gateora
Page
Champa Elysee
Big Store
Tadlock
Bon String
Koerser
Knight of
Lyne
Comedienna
Dilson
Belgravia
Woolwich
Ate Hennessy
Yorkehira Lad
Freishony
Champlain
Troxier
Prince Fortunetus
Hildebrand
Rockstoba
Hagsardh
Hertog
Boll Bird
Rathgeb
Flint Will
Alanis Gumberts
Xmas
Alpepmarchen
Animus
Tita
Boldemy
Elixir
Commodors Theim
Belchamber
George B
Little Captain
Devout By A Nose At Latonia Race Track
Devout won the Latonia handicap by a nose over Wee Lass with Alcor third. Airship, the favorite, won at Kentucky track by a neck from Oak Grove. Capitano fell injuring rider Jost. Track good with multiple races and results across Latonia and Fort Erie cards.
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Devout
Latonia
Wee Lass
Alcor
Capitano
Jost
Just
Airship
Oak Grove
Miss Anxious
Leo Bright
Vime
Pinaud
Malleanl
Lady
Charade
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Tha Mate
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Biter Heng
Bular
Prince of Flore Ele
Bonart
Alta McDonald
Soma
Wild Violet
Helen Machi
McIntyre
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Clamor
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Morgan
Wee Kitty
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Red Thistle
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Ann Hill
Tite
Marcha Cella
Orline
Maghe
Ripple Mark
Bridal March
Problem
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Loupy
Sonny
Dugaier
Dercut
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Even
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Nous Lucille Algo
Marmoremn
Bir Geofrey
Bush Thorpe
Montalbani
Helm
Hugett Savnrida
Morales
Tom Gilroy
Air Ship
Oak
Grove
Thuetb Milisomg
Zindesleoram
Crea
Méer
Mille Barketmare
Washington horses win at Tassey Fair Grounds races
Special to The Washington Flat reports at Fair Grounds in Tassey Virginia on August 9 early crowds near 10000 attended the races. Samuel Prince won his race, Robin failed to factor in the 2 6 pace, Dr Bell driven by Corpin captured his race, Kushan from Washington showed strength in earlier heats and then won the 2 2 trot after a shaky start, with Orphan Girl and Dick consistently contending in the final stretch.
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Dr. Bell
Kushan
Tassey
Fair Grounds
Washington
Samuel Prince
Robin
Corpin
Orphan Girl
Summares
Tune
Una
Corbin
Morris
Grahing Girl
Hunteche
Electra
Tyson
Lady Thistle
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