Celt the famed sire Celt dies at 14 after heart attack
Saratoga Springs N Y Aug 18 Celt legendary American Thoroughbred sire dies from heart trouble a week after Hancock sale of 17 yearlings for 105500 the largest total bid for a single sale of young stock Keene’s yearlings included Command Maid of Erin purchased for 26000 Celt first Keene yearling to win the Brooklyn Handicap and sired Futurity winner Hobboyne Embrodery Cinderella among others He was valued near 100000 and left a large line of successful offspring
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Schalk sets long service record as catcher
Chicago catcher Ray Schalk extended his streak by catching his team’s 100th game of the season, marking a seventh straight season with this feat. His closest rival was George Gibson, who caught 100 games for six seasons, but not consecutively.
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Naturalist Captures Bolton Handicap At Saratoga
In muddy conditions at Saratoga on August 19, Naturalist, a 135 pound top-weighted entry from J. Widener, ran from behind to win the Bolton Handicap by several lengths. Billy Kelly and Adon Or chased a fading leader as Naturalist surged to the front, while Camoufleur and Peachtac also posted notable finishes in the card featuring four races at six furlongs to two miles.
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Rainy forecast shadows Nationals at bat in doubleheader
Fragmentary OCR notes show baseball tied to rain timing and multiple teams across leagues. Entries list cities such as Atlanta Chattanooga Birmingham Mobile Memphis Columbus and Virginia and South Atlantic League matchups including Columbia Augusta Greenville and Augusta with scores and game counts.
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White Sox win 11-4 over Indians in Chicago series
Chicago rapped Noyes and Kerscher for 11 runs as they defeated Philadelphia 11 to 4 in the second game of the series. Gandil and J Collins led the attack with multiple timely hits while Kerr and Noyes struggled on the mound. Cleveland then beat New York 2 to 1 on Mays first defeat since joining the Yankees.
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Braves and Cardinals tie in ten inning foggy game
Boston and St Louis battled through heavy mist for ten innings until a downpour halted play. A doubleheader was scheduled. Pitching dominated with Jacobs relieving Doak in the fourth and solid defense keeping the score close. Miluceter and Mano delivered key hits as both teams left runners stranded, final score tied at 2-2 after ten innings.
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Browns' Quick Start Beats Red Sox 4-3
St Louis jumped on Russell early in the game scoring three runs on four hits and a hit batsman, then held on to defeat Boston 4 to 3. The decisive run came in the seventh when Severed tripled and scored on Ruth's errant throw to the plate. Severed and Ruth homered, with Wolters and Scott driving in runs for St Louis.
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Rally Lifts Tigers Narrow White Sox Lead in Pennant Chase
In an American League clash Detroit rallied in the eighth to edge the Nationals while Chicago held a five game edge. Cleveland beat New York and St Louis beat Boston as Cincinnati extended its six game margin over New York in the National League race. With few games left, leaders need to win about two thirds of remaining contests to seal pennants.
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Baseball Scores and Schedules From Yesterday and Today
League results show the American League teams in close standings with wins and losses. National League results are listed with scattered scores, while today’s games feature matchups including New York, Chicago, and Philadelphia with ongoing progress.
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Bigbee’s long smash delivers Pirates win in extras
In Philadelphia on August 18, Bigbee hit a thirteenth inning homer after Mousel and Blackburne tied the game with a ninth inning blast. The Pirates prevailed 6-2 as Pittsburgh moved ahead late.
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Cloffeps Clinch Navy Yard League Title With 3–2 Win
Cloffeps defeated Torpedoes 3 to 2 to clinch the Navy Yard League championship as Buscher starred on the mound. Torpedoes loaded the bases in the ninth but Buscher struck out the final batter to seal the victory.
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Southern Champs Clinch Terminal League Title With Win
Southern captured the Terminal League pennant by defeating Shops 3 to 1 in game four of the series. Beall pitched masterfully, limiting Shops to five hits as Southern logged three runs in the final innings to seal the series in their favor.
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Red 80x Buy Hitter In Boston Bid
Boston veteran club manager E G Barrow in St Louis announced a deal with Wichita Kansas to acquire Joe Wilholt who paces the Western League batting leaders. Barrow also said pitcher Bill James is released to Chicago on waivers.
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Quimet Fights Rain to Stay In National Amateur
Frencia Ouimet of Woodland braved heavy rain at Oakmont to post a medal 166 in the first round of the National Amateur Golf Championship. He, barred in 1934 for turning pro, fought through exhaustion and illness and earned a spot in tomorrow’s match play after a grueling day amid the downpour.
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Ivory Defeats Nagle at Banockburn Golf Club
George Ivory defeated Charles Nagle in the finals at Banockburn Golf Club by 2 up and 2 to play. The match featured strong driving and careful iron play with Ivory taking the lead early on the front nine and sealing victory on the seventeenth green. Frederick Moise and B. Grege were set to meet in the consolation finals later that week.
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Australian players and Murray miss opener at Southampton
Rain drenched the turf courts delaying the first singles match at Southampton where several Australian players and BRIA Murray national champion were slated to compete. In Poughkeepsie the Grand Circuit meeting épée event was postponed to tomorrow due to heavy rain.
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