Wright and Little Again Win in Saratoga Tennis Meets Racing
Royal Tourist second to King James in a close finish at Saratoga August 14. Bar None wins maiden class in sixth race, beating Chief Brant. Rostrum and Sea Cliff place in others as five favorites win. Crowd attendance heavy as visitors outpace locals ahead of Empire City opening.
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Whitney
Sea Cliff
Bar
Washington Post
Saratoga
N. Y
John E. Madden
H. P. Whitney
King James
Royal Tourist
John Johnson
HP. Whitney
Blackford
Tan
Owas
High Private
Mr Whitney
Bar None
John Sanfrad
Chief Brant
Hitch
Hmpyre City
Netter
Jut van Plakford
Gilberti
Sweet
Colonel White
McCaney
Deburgo
Adriana
Gowan
Kix James
Joan Sin
Westmare Attiani
Eleten Havey
Midshipman Bay
May Rice
Seliig
Gila
Fancy
Counteraign
Gramsar
Poly Watts
Thomas Calhoun
Alaude
Queen
Hlandicap
Ames
Westbury
Decamer
Barnon
Jeanne d'Arc
Bouquet
Fort Johnson
Adriuche
Edward
Ranyah
Delicium
Schleswig
Ericton
Iurtong
Catherine Cardwell
Lurid
Sir Canney
J J Red
Marlon Moora
Sha Wolt
Wloresi
Leonard
Ben Hows
Ginrate
Impasse
Serenade
Guy Fisher
Shirley R
Camile M
Bonebrake
Little Osage
Gisford
Mise Cosaron
Stoner Hill
Tirebrayd
Cyclops
Perry Mes Aden
Reversal and Upset Highlight Saratoga Report
Epec at to Th Washington Post Saratoga, N slug. A hot favorite blisters from a stronger ointment, causing a poor run and a late stewards’ check. King James sets a track mark. Madden’s colt loses to rivals as Shilling steers a dramatic late rush. Town officials praise management. potential six week season discussed for next year.
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Washington Post
Saratoga
Tr Saller
Sheys
Andrew Miller
Bsa
Saratoga Business Meng Association
HS Waterbury
Marshall
RESULTS AT FORT ERIE RACES SHOW WIDE FIELD
Race results from Fort Erie feature multiple horses and runners across six events. Winners include Maldens in the first race, Creatin in the steeplechase, Tom Keld in Maidens, King Thistle in the fourth, La Jeunesse in the fifth, and Golf Hall in the sixth with various placings listed for each race along with weights and times.
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Maldens
Dorothy Webb
Troxiér
Matecon
Aven
Spelent
Tennedy
Een
Lady Eleanor
Pott Lace
Slater Jennie
Samposel
Enarett
Nita
Creatin
Heder
Devanson
Hamas
Wamboro
Arvenght Leorud
van Pourth
Nati
Mattulor
Corhopatitan
Lmnbouen
Sardk la Jeunesse
Rice
Washaloe
Nes
Golder
Powers
Tven
Itard
Piemament Chanida
Rebounder
Mic
Saids Golf Hall
Onneds
Gallagher
Martin
Dack Dolan
III
Gebert
Delo Strome
Lord Dixon
Juniter
Ostella
Miss Catesby
Helen
Ross
Lady Baldor
Rose
Litle Winnie
Colinne
Jacobus
Haston
Dainty Dame
Ai- Frizette
Beson
James B. Brady
Black Mary
Ion Plate
Comnaught Hanger
Star Tnistie
Hume Crest
Bithesda
Ragman
Etherla
Garland
Welling
Harcourt
Darke Night
Queen Marguerite
Bart's Court
Cymbal
Golconda
Ifn
Yonkers Handleep
Jack Atkin
Charles Edward
Frank Gill
McCarter
Grapple
Moquette
Arasee
Cressina
Tilelng
Old Honest
Bad News
Squire
Eac
Honda
Okenlts
Live Wire
St Joseph
Star Thistle
Siskin
Harrigan
Hilly Hodemer
Ela
Enerst
Donsella
St. Withold
Pine Lawn
Elmer Boy
Saylor
Chantilly
Flrmnap
J. C. Core
Comedienne
George G. Hall
Fockstone
Lord Stanhope
Tipping
Battersby Record Won't Stand At Stadium Swim
London reporters say Battersby’s mile swim record at the stadium won’t stand. Officials cite course length mismeasurement, noting the stadium loop is 109.3 yards short of the required 800 yards for record consideration.
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Battersby
London
Cobb and Morgan in Fight at Boston Detroit Game
Ty Cobb of Detroit and Cy Morgan of the Boston Americans fought briefly on the Boston Detroit game grounds. Players admit no blows were struck but physical force kept them apart and Cobb and Morgan exchanged a foul remark before rushing forward as umpire Evang intervened. Tensions linger among Boston players ahead of tomorrow's action.
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Washington Post
Boston
Mass
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Cy" Morgan
Boston Americans
Morgan
Cobb
Stahl
Coughlin
Evang
Hagerstown Defeated by Brooklyn Nationals 7 to 5
Hagerstown Md August 14 Brooklyn National League club defeated Hagerstown at Athletic Park this afternoon by seven to five. Hagerstown rallied in the ninth as Krebs, batting for Shiner, opened with a single followed by two more singles a double and a three run hit to briefly close the gap. Donovan warmed Pastorius twice to bench Holmes but Holmes steadied. Score seven to five.
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Hagerstown
Athletic Park
Krebs
Shiner
Brooklyns
Donovan
Pastorius
Holmes
Sholmes
Brooklyn
Hermes
P. Grant
Shinar
Fkrebs
Acer
DoLoudousday
Patteen Hummerey
Mmclntyra
Jordan
Mooney
Simpson
Lahn
Delton
Hummel
McIntyre
Baechtetl
Brown
Tima
Krause Dominates As Germantown Beats Barnesville 14 to 2
Special to The Washingwa cu. reports Germantown defeats Barnesville 14 to 2 at Barnesville. Krause in superb form for Germantown after leaving Kensington. Barnesville’s Harns allowed several costly hits. Upcoming games: Germantown vs Brunswick at Germantown and Gaithersburg vs Rockville at Gaithersburg.
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Boyds
Barnesville
Germantown
Rouse
Harns
Brunswick
Gaithersburg
Rockville
Krause
Pocomoke Fair Closes After Successful Exhibition and Races
Special to The Washington from Pocomoke City Maryland reports the fair ended under fine weather with about 5000 attendees. Machinery and carriage exhibits impressed, agriculture held its own, and races on a fast track featured split heats. Love Call set a track record in the 2:17 class pace with a 2 12 1 4 mile, while Montague defeated Sir Henry in the 2:45 heats.
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Washington
Pocomoke City
Association
Sir Henry
Lynchburg
Montague
Richmond
Love Cal
Pocomoke
G. J
Thomas Lipton
O. J
Earng
Henry
Dyer
Pathen
Corbin
Hebe
Covington
Red Top
Rosen
Mappy_May
Wilson
Mary Boo
Tyson
Ames
Atkinson
Bari
Venus
King
Marguerite Covington
Shadelia_ Boy
Rathel
Alyin
Winaway
Street
Hingain
Callam
Sir Thomas Lipton
Lottie Seaworth
Bull
Eudore
Eevana
Marines Beat St Josephs 17 to 3 In Marquette League
In a one sided game the Marines defeated St Josephs 17 to 3. Hessler led with seven singles and Atkins pitched well, holding the opposition to four hits. Meagher starred in the field as Marines jumped to an early lead and never looked back. Dreager was ruled out for interference.
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Marines
St. Joseph's
Hessler
Atkins
Meagher
Oae Snyder
O'Connor
UR Rogers
Bard
OlDreager
Tell
Souner
Coatkins
Ogreen
Dreager
Marites
St Joseph'a Y
Snyder
Kene
Berl‘ek
Meaxher
Dowdy
Ward
Bell
Mess
Handibos
Rogers
Merines
Om Hensler
Atkin
Green
Handiboe
Om Hess‘er
Creen
Bessier
Alken
Meazher
Dowd
Bel
Berlicgk
Handiboo
Dbrilek
Meas
Pridher
Meaghir
Gleveland
Easterners Win Again Beat Western Doubles in Five Sets
The Eastern pair Beals Wright of Boston and Raymond Little of New York defeated Western champions Nat Emerson of Cincinnati and Louis Waldner of Chicago in three sets 7 8 4 6 2 at the Crescent Athlete Club Bay Ridge. Wright served superbly, Little returned consistently, and the upset ended with Wright and Little earning a shot to challenge Trackett and Alexander for the national title at Newport starting August 18.
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Washington
Wright
Littie
Challence Trackett
Alexander
Newport
Waidner
Emerson
Little
Wardner
Hig Best
Love
Wardtoy
West
Waldner
Al21
Aeen West
Mets
Oak—Wright
Latte
Waldne
Taglc
Carr's Center Field Feats Spark Columbia Victory
In a one sided contest Columbia Athletic Club whitewashed the Printers as Carr starred in center field with two fine catches including a one hand stab. Leonard and Payne flopped after a rough fifth inning, while Mullen and Taylors provided solid hits for Columbia. Final score 8-2 at Litchfield.
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Carr
Leonard
Columbia, Athletic Club
Litchfield
Forden
Bdack
Payne
Mullen
Taylors
Columbia
P.O Ore
Taylor
OlHayes
Thay
Oscarr
Cidar
OlRiger
Povo Kinney
Penrose
Atchingen
GjFemton
Gallagher
Daggette
Corrigan
Develand
Davis
Leonant
Payss
Ga. c
P.O. Coonee
Atohitmon
Mulien
Kinney
GPOO
Peyne
Inomys Pitehad
Py Lenard
OM Leonard
Payn
Dy Litehield
Fdyne
Atchinson
Waegetts
Mutlen
Lay
Fenton
Atchineon
Clear
Joe Handibos
Amateur Games Today in City Leagues
Capital City League features Bloomingdall Athletic Club versus Brentwood at Capital City Park. Marquette League sees St. Paul’s play Torn ersten at Thirteenth and D northeast. Commercial League hosts N B E and Go versus G E H Howard Co at Eighth Street and Florida Avenue northeast. Independence League matches Advent against Manhattan at McDevitt's Field. RE M C A League has Shopmen against Couchyard at First Street and Florida Avenue northeast.
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Capital City
Bloomingdall Athletic Club
Brentwood
Capital City Park
Marquette
St. Paul's
Yesterday's results in several leagues with mixed scores
Capital City League saw Columbia defeat G. P. 6 to 0 at Capital City Park as Marquette Lesgué led Marines to 17 at St. Joseph 3 near Thirteenth and D Attests. In the Independent league Gurley beat Twin ing 6 to 2 at McDevitt's Field. GA League Coach Yard posted Car Department 7 to 4 at Fifth Street and Florida Avenue northeast.
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Capital City League
Columbia
G. P
Capital City Park
Marquette
Lesgué
Marines
St. Joseph
Patie Commercial Legion
B. Moses
W. Hahn & Co
W. B. Moses
Eighth Street
Florida Avenue
Independence League
Gurley
Twining
McDevitt's
Trainmen and Shopmen Tie in R R M C League Thriller
In a tense R R M C League game Coachyard beat Car Department 7 to 4 with a fourth inning triple play. Wallach misplayed an infield fly, Kilroy was caught at third, and Peck nabbed Burley at second. Bland and Kilroy pitched, with key hits by Callow, Watson, and Kilroy among others. Umpire Flynn presided over a 1 hour 40 minute contest.
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Twining
Gurley
Davis
Irwin
Walker
Giebel
Driver
Mace
Donnelly
Burke
Stewart
Ae Erry
Ordo Pencran
Liga Davis
Wenkoope
Rune
Fr Very
Falconer
Avery
Palconer
Fitzgerald
Downey
Mr. Myers
W. L
Car Dept
Coachyard
Car Department
Brand
Learrler
Wallach
Kilroy
Peck
Burley
Brown
Watson
Bland
Jerman
Usha‘han
Oreck
Handy
Se.c
Sullivan
Green
Ol Callow
Ij Anderson
P Sha’han
O Ridwarts
WaNach
McDengin
McDonald
OM Bland
Callow
Dava Hite
Edwarde
Biana
Anderson
Heck
My. Flynn
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Saratoga Track
Shipke
Harris Fwing
Tannehill
Zipango
Teyerek
Saratoga Racing Association
Witl
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Notter
Shlilsa
Noster
Fort Erie
Troxler
Creolin
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Tom Reid
King Thistle
Kennedy
la Jeunesse
Estellar
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Anna May
Silver Line
Russell
Sto Johnstown
Walsh
Tod Miss Himyar
Tot
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Brooklyn Nationals
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ST. Joseph’s
W. Il
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H Kemp
Mr. McCarthy
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George Simmons
Simons
New, Haven
New York Today
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Page
Murray
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Little Show
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Jed
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Ace Reed
BO Neia
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outen_Welant
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Ty Waldner
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Oviedo M. Bentwick
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National Biscuit Company
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P.O
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Latthey
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Hahn & Co
Sutton
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O Rubey
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B. Curtis Miller
Fisk Elgin
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M.D
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Phelss Wihne
Vomelaberger
Saddie
Noone
Meidith
Flanagan
Queenstown
John Flanagan
Iirish-American Athletic Club
M J McGrath
New York Athletic Club
Nenagh
McGrath
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Douglas
Catalon
Douglas Brookton
Douglas Shoe Store
Penn, Ave
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