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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1907

Page

8

Brighton Beaton Rae opens week with top horses racing

Brighton Beach opens week with the annual show of speed as big handicaps and Jamaica Stakes shape a busy three day program. Entries include Beacon Light Peter Pan and many others with rich purses on offer across Brighton and Sheepshead Bay meetings.

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Piedmont Players Quit Over Not Being Paid in Western Pennsylvania League

Special to The Washington som Cumberland Wd July 7 Piedmont, replacing Cumberland in the Western Pennsylvania League, quits after a brief run. Players accuse nonpayment, with Howard stating two men skipped on July 1 and some advanced money. After the Scott game Saturday, players ignored directions and a Sunday game at Clarkeburg drew a large crowd but was called off as players jumped the team. Pitcher Slata Reeder, once with Imberland, is recalled. East Liverpool and Perder praised for fine work but with too many off days.

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Nationals Win Again Behind Clymer’s Steady Bat

The Nationals beat the Browns 12 to 0, taking a two game series lead. Clymer delivered key hits and runs in a fifth inning rally, with Graham, Altizer, Warne, and Delehanty contributing as the lineup capitalized after trailing 2 0. Anderson and Hadzell also made plays to seal the victory.

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Walsh Stops Athletics in 6-0 Sox Shutout

Chicago pitcher Walsh dominated the Athletics limiting hits and striking out batters as the White Sox rolled to a 6-0 victory. Isbell and Roche delivered timely blows while Pilla and others contributed. Local box score and league notes follow with scattered line details and multiple minor-league references.

American League Scores From Yesterday

Yesterday results show Washington and Louis, Chicago and Philadelphia scoring in key matchups. Philadelphia beat Louis 4 to 12, while Chicago met St Louis, New York faced Cleveland, and Boston challenged Detroit with various outcomes.

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Burns Likely Next To Face Tommy for British Title

Boxing notes indicate Tammy Burns, emerging American heavyweight, will likely meet Tommy in Britain next. Burns plans to sail for England during his layoff to pursue a match with the English champion, with trainer Frank Lewis guiding strategy.

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Soldiers Sweep Paterson Club 6 to 0 in Arsenal clash

Company G Fourth Infantry and the Paterson Athletic Club met in a hus Ulties at the Arsenal with the soldiers prevailing 6 to 0. Riston pitched well for the Soldiers allowing only one hit while fanning ten. Abe Mullin starred for Paterson with eight plays and the lone hit. De Wilt excelled for the soldiers and Mullin drove in the only run.

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Lipton May Challenge If New Measurement Rules Adopted

Sir Thomas Lipton likely to renew pursuit of the Americas Cup next season under the new measurement rule. Reports say NYYC would back a challenge if the rule test is completed, arguing faster boats can race safely. Emperor of Germany rumored interested in a German cup attempt under updated measurements.

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Golf Play Starts Today Curtain Raiser to National Honors

Crowded links at Cleveland Ohio await Olympia Cup national amateur championship entrants from nine teams across United States and Canada. Medal rounds over thirty six holes begin Tuesday with top team earning perpetual trophy. many notable golfers from Royal Canadian, New Jersey, Pennsylvania associations, and Ontario clubs participate.

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Week's Sporting Card Golf Begins at Cleveland

The thirteenth annual United States golf championship qualifies at the Euclid Club in Cleveland with over 100 amateurs, including stars and newcomers, vying across thirty six holes this week. Also noted are Davis tennis trophy trials in England, Wimbledon dates, and the Sheepshead Bay and Brighton races closing the Double Event, highlighting two year old and three year old stakes with fields like Gold Bars and Marathon.

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English Jockey Club targets American riders in turf clash

Sporting columnist notes the English Jockey Club’s push against American seats and riders. It cites Richard Marsh, King Edwards, and others predicting American jockeys and trainers will be barred as England reverts to traditional riding styles.

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