Futurity Stars and Weights Highlight 65 Two-Year-Olds
Saratoga Futurity details from New York report note sixty five two year olds eligible with 15 starters likely. Penalties and breeding allowances shape weights for Naushon Iron Mask and other top contenders. Keene and Keene’s stable show strong Futurity presence with repeated victors.
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Washington Post
New York
Coney Island Jockey Club
Saratoga
Sheepsend Bay
August Belwonts Babbler
Gravesend
Iis
Thomas Monahan
Seattle
Ike Babbler
Naushon
RT Wilson
United States
Rensselaer
Plidheth
Saskea Mates Voor
Rashtl
Winter sports and facility notes drift through brief items
Football in a month and winter polo are hinted. The Milwaukee Auto Club plans a $15,000 home. Kansas City amateur shop suggests autumn events. Frank Caldwell, a noted believer turned aviator, is named. Detroit baseball players eye a winter Cuba trip. Coach Jack Moakley to occupy a Cornell student presented house at Ithaca. Mexico City drops centennial automobile show idea. Annapolis hires Joe Murray to coach boxing. All-American Rugby team expected in San Francisco from Australia by August 3. San Francisco police seek two handball courts for the new station. Uhlan’s sire and dam Bingen and Blonde are at Ardmoor Farm, N J. Uhlan’s mile time may improve at Cleveland.
Hughes Approves Races At Yonkers Grand Circuit Meet
The Empire track grand circuit racing meet opens Tuesday at Yonkers NY with the American Trotting Breeders Association receiving Governor Hughes letter from Albany Aug. 21. Hughes expresses gladness that efforts aim to conduct a meet unobjectionablely and to race on a basis free of book. The club splits the $25 Speedway stake for trotters into three heats to be run Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday with amateurs driving.
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New Yock
Yonkers
Hughes
Albany
Tom
Speedway
Thoroughbred lineup shines in today’s featured race
Livewire Nurbitt and top contenders Blampton Kandleberry and Folie Levy loom in the card. Paprika terryela and Sir John Johnson are set to spark a tight finish with Anvas Chief and Merry Knight also among the main rivals at Royal Lodge.
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Livewire Nurbitt
Prince Blampton
OKK
Paprika
Terryela Folie Levy
Mexcana
John Johnson
Anvas
Bob K Tandleberry
Merry Knight
Claque
Magen Royal Lodge
Thrifty
Minor League Scores From Multiple Leagues Across Cities
Baseball results from several minor leagues show Toledo sweeping Milwaukee in a doubleheader 3 and 4 to 2. Indianapolis lost to Minneapolis 8 to None while Columbus split with St Paul 8 and 3. Louisville beat Kansas City in the Western League. Des Moines edged Denver 2 1 and Omaha defeated St Joseph 2 1. Lincoln swept Wichita 16 1 after a 3 1 opener. Sioux City toppled Topeka 8 0 in the first game and 17 2 in the second. Newark split with Baltimore 3 and 4. Montreal beat Jersey City. New Orleans topped Mobile 4 0. Memphis crushed Nashville 7 0. Utica defeated Utlex 6 3 and Wilkes-Barre blanked Boro 2 0.
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American Association
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Gaslumbus
St. Pal
Tain
Louisville
Kansas City-Louieville
Des Moines
Denver
Omaha
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Wichita
Bionx City
Sioux City
Topeka
Sionx City
Snodgrass Faces Big League Batting Prize Ahead
Fred Snodgrass of the New York Giants leads in major league batting hopes as he races against Ty Cobb of the Detroit Tigers for the season title. Cobb and Snodgrass swap points, with Lajoie close behind, while Wagner and Coop show steady gains. Snodgrass’s season may end with an automobile prize as hype builds around the rivals and the race for the batting crown.
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Fred Snodgrass
Ori Giants
Tyrus Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Galt
Cobb
Larry Lajoie
Come Speaker
Jolling
Oldying
Magee
Hans
Wagner
Coop
Eddie Collins
Bnodgrass
Giants
Lajeie
Quadruple play recalled in old New York baseball tale
New York recalls a legendary 1876 quadruple play by the Mets against Chicago. Gaskins, undervalued infielder, fielded a hot liner, started a chain of putouts, and completed the rare four-out sequence as Chicago tried to rally. The event, long questioned by records, is tied to Gaskins and the ancient Mets.
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New York
Chicago
Mets
Bing
Biff
Toings
Gaskins
Caskins
Giants
Firat
Cubs Gain in Split with Giants as Pirates Idle
Chicago defeats Brooklyn in a doubleheader to sweep the series with 3 3 and 6 0 wins while Rucker battles hard in the first game and Cole shuts Chicago down in the second. Brooklyn's Hummel Beaumont Zimmerman and Sheckard pace the scoring with two runs apiece, and Chicago's Evers Sheckard and Tinker contribute as well.
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Cledn
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Zim Man
Rucker
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Behalte
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Evers
Sheckerd
Beaumont
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Cole
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Lennox
Schulte
Zimmerman
Sheckard
Peses
Oit Bell
Chiicago
Bell
Kilog
Messrs
Brennan
O'Day
Swatfest to Cardinals in Rain Shortened Game
In St. Louis on August 21 Philadelphia and St. Louis played a seven inning swat fest halted by rain. Scoring showed runs for St. Louis and Philadelphia with multiple hitters contributing, including Bresnahan Moren Bates and Magee. Final notes list two-base and three-base hits, stolen bases, and pitching changes.
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AB HO
Anderson
OF. Fitz
Ctc
OL Linman
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Bailey
MecNelt
Durkett
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E.o'neill
Hartle
O'Curtin
GO Haar
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O'Neill
OfBussing
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Haber
Hill
Geer
Buseiue
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Hartley
Jewett
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Simick
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Baier
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Atahope
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Nogalt
St. Louis
Philadelphia
St Louis
Grent
Bremmshaw
o.Branst
Onkea
Doolan
Botcher
Moren
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Stack
Torridon
Ewing
Hulsfitt
Phelpst
Wills
Corridon
Rune—Tuggins
Konotohy
Ewang
Breanahan
Oakes
Betcher
Titus
Knabe
Bates
Magee
Bresnahan
Magus
Bransfield
Grant
Ellis
Ellis To Bresnahan
Bransfeld
Phelps
Belcher
OM Moren
Cortidon
Wilkts
Messia
Rlgier
Johnstone
Hartman Calls Arundel Crew Challenge to Baltimore Vesper Rowing
Capt E J Hartman of Vesper Boat Club invites Baltimore Arundel senior four to meet on Labor Day in Philadelphia. Arundel, winner at Washington, aims for Henley next July to defend or gain honors, while Vesper tests them after a Washington foul. Labor Day features New England Regatta on Charles River and middle States regatta on Schuylkill River to close the 1910 season.
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Philadelphia
E. J. Harti
Vesper Boat Club
Arundel
Baltimore
Washington
Royal English Henley
Winnipes
Hartman
London
Iartman
New England Rowing Association
Charles River
Boston
Schuylkill River
Pool Selling Debate Echoes Through Turf Circles
Western Horseman condemns pool selling as unlawful and disruptive urging decorous, incidental activity rather than a leading sport feature. The piece argues loud publicity by pool sellers inflames opposition and notes recent lacrosse and horse events amid broader sporting notes.
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Western Horseman
Pool Gellers
Record Breaker F Holmes Shatters Standing Long Jump Mark
Chicago August 21 F Holmes of the American Olympic team broke the world record for three standing broad jumps with 26 feet 3 1 2 inches at Gaelic Association track meet. The previous record 23 feet 9 inches had stood since 1876 by W Lawton. Philadelphia to host permanent horseshow grounds at Bryn Mawr Polo Club adjoining Bryn Mawr Club polo field with outdoor show September 28 to October 1.
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Chicago
F. Holmes
Hiscage
W. 5
Lawton
Philadelphia
Bryn Mawr Polo Club
Bryn Mawr Club
Speedy Schooner Westward Outraces Foreign Rivals
The Westward, Alexander Cochran's 97 foot waterline schooner yacht, dominates regattas, defeating the Kaiser’s Meteor and other top boats. Built by Herreshoff to the international rule, she carries 38,450 square feet of canvas and 49 tons, with Bart as captain and a history of winning despite handicap allowances.
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Alexander Smith Cochrane
Cochran
Herreshoff
Bart
Constituition
Washington Nationals Face White Sox in 1910 Series
The Chicago White Sox visit Washington for the opening game of a three game set in 1910. Washington trails the White Sox in the standings but can move into fifth place with strong results. Dixie Walker starts for Washington, with Doc White scheduled for Tuesday and Walsh not used today.
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Nationals
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Philadelphia
Duffy
Soxs
McAleer
Naps
Sox
Tigera
White Sox
Detroit
St. Louis
Reds Hammer Wiltse Hard for 10 to 3 Victory
Cincinnati battered Wiltse for seven runs in the fifth inning to power a 10 to 3 win over New York. Gaspar controlled the game, Doyle homered into the bleachers, and Egan was ejected for disputing a call at second base.
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Wiltse
Gaspar
Doyle
Egan
New York
Betocimatt
Beacher
Merkle
Bo McLean
Meyers
McMilan
DS Wy Gaspar
Beckert
Dickson
Poe
Rune-Doyte
Bridwell
Shafer
Bescher
Hob- Hizelt
Mitchell
Paskert
Lobert
Pasichert
McLean
OM Wiltse
Lavert
Hobitzeys
Dagbte
McMillan
Hoblitzer
Vases
Cancinnati
Wittse
Meigr
Kiem
Hane
Speedway Horse Harry Promises Amusement at Park Drive
A Washington horse scene features Harry the cream gelding owned by John P. Roth who brims with character and stops for treats at the circle return drive. Barnum & Batley offered $1,000 for Harry, but Roth refused to risk his home. Rockville fairs loom for racing despite court decisions, with multiple horses and jockeys named for Labor Day racing and local events at Benning and Rockville venues.
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John P. Roth
Washington
Potomac Park
Barnum & Batley Calrous Company
Mr. Roth
Automobiles and athletic news from 1910s
John Coihass trains for pacing events with Tomy Murphy and Charles Mcober mott, Captain George rivalry in $5400 Olio star at North Randall, and a $1500 US trotters race where Captain George places second and third to Jamar in the fastest heat 2.08. Judie Arenadale wins a race at Los Angeles with builds Saucer Track, Prince builds motor tracks in LA and Salt Lake City, a Portland project, and Oakland age notes. The era discusses motorized track plans, Noe breaks bicycle record from New York to Philadelphia, 14 tours 28 minutes. Hungarian partridges to be released for breeding in Indiana, Rose Batonef plans to swim the English Channel, and Multnomah A C to rebuild after a fire. Lausanne hosts Swiss agricultural fair September 10 to 18 with cattle and horse entries. A $40,000 aero prize is offered for an air race among Paris, Berlin, Brussels, and London in 1911.
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Tomy Murphy
Charles Mcbermott
George
Dudie Archdale
North Randall
Jamar
Judie Arenadale
Los Angeles
Prince
Salt Lake City
Portland
Greg
Oakland
Bor
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