Crowds for Regatta New York Promises Classiest Fields
New York crowds expect a premier national regatta in Washington August 12 and 13 with entrants from Canada and the United States. Canadian clubs including Ottawa and Halifax plan trips and several crews from New York and other cities forecast strong showings. Officials estimate substantial funding and prizes while crews from Winnipeg, Toronto, and various U S clubs prepare to compete in a championship that organizers say will be among the finest in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fred R. Fortmeyer
Washington
United States
Canada
Galveston
Tex
Portland
Argonpauts
Jim Ten Eyck
Ottawa
Fortmeyer
Nova Scotia
O'Neil
St Mary’s Club
Halifax
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Harlems
Nassau Boat Club
Wyanokes
Brooklyn
Wahbnetahs
Sheepsheat
New
Tochelly Rowing Club
Argonauts
Toronto
Winnipegs
Minnesotas
St. Paul
Wahnetats
Flushing
Nassau HO
Unions
Boston
Slaloms
LINK AND PROKOS TO MEET IN HANDICAP MATCH
Sind Link of Baltimore and Prokos have arranged a handicap wrestling match at the National Guard Armory on Monday evening. Link must throw Prokos twice within an hour to win the stake of $1,000 a side. No referee named yet but to be chosen on fight day. Link weighs more than Prokos.
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Sind Link
Baltimore
Mitch
National Guard Armory
Tink
Prokos
Link
Tim Prokos
Turf Entries Show Multiple Races At Local Track
A long list details entries for a card of eight horse races including selling and handicap divisions for 2 and 3-year-olds plus up. Notable horses include Fairy Kiss Beatrice The Hague Olambala Resti gouche Hampton Court Dalmattan and Apologize with various weights and distances across six furlongs to a mile and 20 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hingham
Fairy Kiss
Debago
Beatrice
the Hague
Dartworth
Ryeetrew
Whitewool
Ossibar
Towson Field
Royal Captive
Danteldata
Jeanne d’Arc
Glipy
Woolcasta
Orlcon
Adriacho
Belle Kingston
School Marm
Campeon
Millead of
Langden
Charlie Hargrave
Zienap
Cotinet
Harvey F
Bang
Olambala
Restigouche
Hampton Court
Dalmattan
Hilarious
Prince Imperial
Harrer
aTiie Hargrave
Colle
Empire City Cards Names in Wide Field of Runners
A list of horse names and owners appears for Empire City racing card with numerous entries including White Wool Towton Field Summertime Skxty Schoolmarm Black Chief Zlenap Jupiter Jos Lad of Langden Olambata Dalmatian Prince Imperial Jest Horizon Five Aces Noon Bar None Harvey F atonia Major Head Wine Jack Weaver Third Rail Alma Boy Camel Oracle Golden Eger Messenger Boy Meadow Hanbridge Friend Harry Conan T M Green Merrick Mamie Algol Fort Eric Woolvine Polly Lee Lyndhurst Expansionist Doctor Pillow Dergoo Eagle Bird Trustee Limpett Denham Lady Irma Flying Footsteps Ragman Grania John Reardon Seymour Beutler Grandisalmo Flying Squirrel Lexington Lady Lady Asthor Donald Macdonald
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Empire City
Towton Field
Skxty
Schoolmarm
Zlenap
Jupiter Jos
Lad of Langden
Olambata
Dalmatian
Prince Imperial
Jest
Horizon
Five Aces
Noon
Bar None
Harvey F
Atonia
Major Head
Wine
Jack Weaver
Third Rail
Alma Boy
Camel
Oracle
Golden Eger
Messenger Boy
Meadow
Hanbridge
Harry
Conan
T M Green
Merrick Bun Alarm
Mamie
Algol
Fort Eric
Woolvine
Polly Lee
Lyndhurst
Doctor Pillow
Dergoo
Eagle Bird
Trustee
Limpett
Denham
Lady Irma
Flying Footsteps
Plaudmore
Elfin Beau
Dean Chilton
Ragman
Grania
John Reardon
Seymour Beutler
Grandisalmo
Flying Squirrel
Lexington
Lady
Lady Asthor
Donald MacDonald
Kenney Wins Canadian Open Golf Championship in Toronto
Dan Kenney of Buffalo captured the Canadian open golf championship in Toronto this afternoon at Lambton with a total score of 200. George S. Lyon took second with 307 and P Barrett finished third with 308.
Automobiles Part of a Busy July in Auto World
Readable items show the Carpenter Automobile Co delivering a Courier runabout to Captain W Clark and planning shipments next week. Miller and wife tour Reading and mountains. Maryland license distribution and nonresident license rule take effect. Buick owners plan a Gettysburg social run. Mexican border trip past bandits with high powered cars discussed. Glidden Tour updates include Roy Palmer's recovery.
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Carpenter Automobile Company
Wate
Capt . W Clark
Faust
Maryland
Colorado Building
Beaucoup Beats Galley Slave in Nautilus Stakes at Empire City
The Nautilus selling stakes at Empire City features Beaucoup at odds on, not debuting fast but overtaking Frank Weir's Calley Slave in the last sixteenth for a neck victory in 1 50. Guy Fisher ridden by Lang wins the handicap at a mile and twenty yards, defeating Priscillian. Apache and Superstition trailed as the rest of the card unfolds with multiple races and results.
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Galley Slave
Field
Blackford
Guy Fisher
Priscillian
Washington Post
New York
R.T. Wilson
Beaucoup
Empire City
Frank Weir
Heaucoup
Clifford
E. ¥. Cooney
Black Chief
Benschoten
Chickesaw
Lang
Ethel
Doyle
Golden Legend
Jupiter Jd
Salvalaine
Horace Ealaorao
Pickaninny
Estep
Ben Lasca
McGee
Crash
Glass
Tima
Naughty Boy
Flying Foot
Madcap
Mum
Micco
Thrifty Aldivia
Lescar
Yerda Guy Fisher
Priselilian
Apache
Garner
Ord
Superstitionale
Craevy
McCabe
A. Arette Aléa
Heretic
Eatep
Q. Buster
Cahey
Planter
Old Boy
Shackleton
Sir
Archinalid
Bridge
Davis
Elgin
Latonia Winners Report First Race Purse Three Hundred
Race results from Latonia include six heats with horses such as Jack Weaver Little Father and Mary Day. Notable pays include Mockler in the first race and Emperor William in the fifth, with multiple placings and mutuels listed across events.
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Ganz
Wor
Jack Weaver
Rice
Little Father
Herbert
John Kilgore
Tom Fisher
Jenss Button
Dock FP
Sabath
Sandler
Hicker
Dawn of Day
Haldeman
Lottery Man
St. Aloysius
Mary Day
Traxler
Coletta
Burton
Evta
Grima
Count de Oro
Washington Ring Warhala
Barry Herrmann
Girolona
Americaneer
Renovator
Knight Thought
Anne Revero
Solting
Puree
Loftus
Dona H
Xecond
Beau Brummell
Hof- Tagely
Waponoca
Canoptan
St. Leanne
Aver
Match Militant
Admonitor
Gull
Battle Fleet
Howard Shean
Procla Alea
Beau Brummels
Leamence
Jackson
Pinkola
Troxler
Foxy Mary
Hufnages
Dr. Holzberg
Font
Leamenta
Pinkala
Porne
Emperor William
Warren
Mettle Berealli
Austin
Ethel D. Iti
Teme
Judge Cabiness
Frosty Lancaster
Dainty Dame
Rosserlan
Lase Ja
Duquesne
Milton
Howds-Howdy
King Solomon Aloyan
Pala
Mettle Bereaud
Ethel D
Rowland Otis
Ottus
Lady McNally
Dryer
Neath
Zephyr
Dav Peep
Sidney
Dick’ Goodbar
Zahra
Emmy Lou
Don Diaz
White Eagle
Robert Powell
Levene
Galliota
Fort Erie results highlight tight finishes and odds
Five furlongs saw Coat Shoat dominate at 7 to 2 with Mel lon Street second and Demoness third after lengthy odds. Steeplechase favored Steve Lane with Ally Castle second and Xebec third in a 3:44 1-5 time. Other races included Caper Sauce winning at 2 to 1 in a one mile race and Muskmelon taking five furlongs as the favorite. Domithilda topped a six furlong card while Aylmer prevailed at a mile and one sixteenth with Great Jubilee and Otto placing.
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Coat Shoat
Musgrave
Mellon Street
Taplin
Demoness
Chandler
Placeviand
Shadwell
Breganza
Ganogue
Pretty One
Steve Lane
Simpson
Wan
Ally Castle
Corbiey
Xebec
Bryant
Lizzla Fiat
Harrington
Anishea
Burns
Lack
Mendip
Pease
Furlange
John Griffon II
Fountain Square
al Mueller
McCarthy
Orbea Lad
Theo Cook
Muskmelon
Davenport
Missle
Gross
Alle Blitzen
Misa Detroit
Nora Emma
Decency
Vanity
Rorey Poses
Good News
Stratier
Dyeygy
Alan van
Aylmer
Kilingsworth
Great Jubilee
Otto
Gallant Pirate
High Gun
Rifleman
Miss Popular
Joe Rose
Amateur Baseball Triumphs in Marquette League Showdown
Columbia routed Hygienic Laboratory 18 to 7 in a Marquette League clash as Boyd and Witthite led with three hits each. The Hy’s defense faltered with multiple errors while Suess and Weaver supplied key two base hits and strong pitching support from Reynolds. From the Colored Departmental League, War and Navy toppled Post Office 8 to 5 in a pitching duel between Johnson and Sadler, with W Sudler and Fenwick delivering two-base hits and several stolen bases shaping the tight finish.
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Columbia
Hy‘genic Laboratory Tribe
Boyd
Core
Abhoas Hyg. Lab
Abhoaz Reynois
Mwhite
Ibn
Bof Witthite
Zac Suess
ColMian
OlNutwetl
Reaver
Hutson
Hygienic Laboratory
Rons
Reynolds
Suess
Weaver
Mentrell
Darnayl
Senders
Moore
Coleman
Willhide
Herrel
Sapiers
Nutwell
Balis
OM Weaver
Sanders
Cole
Talle
Buess
Wea Gmpre
Warriors
T. Johnson
W. Sadler
Naphoas
Sempoon
Sudler
Pride
Thomas
Larkins
H. Johnson
Barnwell
EB. Sudler
W. Sudler
Fenwick
Dacrdes
Mickins
E. Butler
Freeman
Howard
Bush
Doble
Wooden
Oes
W. Bilcher
Tmpire
Atr. Harley
May Try to Regain Trophy in Davis Cup Plans
Davis Cup committees notified the Australian Lawn Tennis Association that the United States hopes to send a team to Australia next winter to compete for the International lawn tennis trophy held by Australia. If sent, the team would participate only in Davis Cup matches and would not accept guarantees for other events.
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New York
Austra Man Lawn Tennis Association
Australia
Twining Defeats St Pauls With Dramatic Seventh Inning Homer
Twining took St Pauls in Independence League action as a seventh inning homer with bases loaded powered the win. Clements, Diyver, Downey, Burke, and Beall delivered key hits amid a 9 run burst. Greer and Burke hurled for the pitchers, with Langdon later beating Cleveland 1 to 4 in the Sunday School League.
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Twining
St. Paul's
St. Paul
ADH
QAE
Oas Bynoner
OjClements
Stuckett
MecMorrin
Watson
Greer
Clements
Drvver
Downey
Burke
Beall
Black
St.Paul
Hiett
Ow Greer
Strick
Diyver
O'Reilly
Gelbel
Mays
Chariton
Slack
Rowney
Helser
Graham
Cy Burke
Wiett
Camalier
Newman
St Stephen Defeats Georgetown in Olympia Thriller
St Stephen won its eleventh straight Nathan in the Olympia against Georgetown. Schombert starred in every department as Georgetown fell 11 to 1. Pitching miscues and timely hitting by St Stephen propelled the victory backed by solid defense and base running throughout the game.
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St. Stephen
Olympia
Georgetown
Schombert
Beach
Howard
Otawis
P. Behio
Aw.brombey
A O Hawker
Eva
Hehonibbh
Noons
Goughler
Colbert
Daly
Mcarath
Dha Lewis
Firat
Wis
Methaht
Cartright
Hadset
Alf—Evans
Sléjen
Hawstr. F
Bromisy
Evans
Bohembert
Noudt
Dotchet
McGrann
Lshit
Lewis
Mouruad
Rauker
Nooth
Mr. Ray
Xeme
Hovra
Mintiiés
Want Racing Restored in Missouri
Jefferson City Missouri July A bill to restore horse racing in Missouri will be introduced at the next legislature. John D Knapp of St Louis says the plan would allow pari mutuel betting. If the measure fails it could be put to voters by initiative.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
John D. Knapp
St. Louis
Secretary of State
Knapp
Southeast Y M C A and Berry Whitmore in eight score draw
In the Commercial League game seven innings ended in a 8 to 8 stalemate as darkness halted play. Southeast Y M C A and Berry & Whitmore exchange hits with Oliveri and Murphy among the standouts. errors and bases on balls shape the late frame before the umpire calls the game.
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Langdon
Cleveland
Abhoae Mattingly
OlVarella
Brauner
OlStrothers
Gibson
Wree'd
Chrf
McLaren
LiMcDonald
Thomas
Rawling
King
Momitt
Hamena
Thompson
Mattingly
Strothers
Hamana
Moffitt
Litchield
Porter
Hy Thompson
Ms. Hughes
Berry & Whitmore
Southeast
Adho AE B
ABHOA
Oliveri
Ashepard
GoriasHiller
Y Muley
Murphy
Beavers
M Schmildt
Grece
Tirawn
Turegess
O Menditos
Clay
Lawson
I AiWoodwara
Psograd
EY MC. A
Basle
Wood
Woodward
Flynn
Poetzier
Beavera
Shepard
Mulley
Schmidt
Handshoe
Cady
Rickard to sue governor over fight interference
Tex Rickard said he will file suit for 25 000 to 30 000 damages against Gov. Gillette in San Francisco claiming the governor assured him legally nothing could stop the Johnson Jeffries fight then ordered action after Rickard spent 25 900 to 30 000 building an arena. He intends to present affidavits from four trusted friends and insists the governor’s statements caused his expenses and pursuit of the contest.
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Washington
San Francisco
Tex Rickard
Gillette
Rickard
Rene
California
Thevernor
Speng
Johnsons Actions Queer in Fight Scandal Report
Special to The Washington Post from San Francisco July 8. Frank McEvoy, Little’s former attorney, states Johnson did not proposition Jack Johnson to throw the fight but Little’s fear of a collusion with the Jeffries camp led to the split. Little suspect of secret conferences, he followed Johnson and sought a show down over money, ultimately wagering and insisting on an even purse split.
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Frisca
Washington Post
San Francisco
George Little
Jack Johngan
Chicago
Little
Johnson
Frank McEvoy
Bis
McEvoy
Clif House
Reno
Jeffries
Ike
Cricketers to Baltimore For Washington Club Match
The Washington Cricket Club travels to Colsets Creek grounds on Sunday to face the Sons of St Lore Cricket Club in a single innings match at 2 p.m. Captains Shoesmith and Cannon lead a hopeful lineup including Barr, Plegott, Warren, Norman, Roberts, Lake, Wright, Shopland, Ramsey, Morley, McCubbin, Sousa Jr. and Sousa Jr. A strong game expected with local odds favoring a victory.
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Washington Cricket Club
Baltimore
Sons of St. Lore Cricket Club
Colsets Creek Grounds
F. Allen Shoesmith
Barr
Cannon
Plegott
Warren
Norman
Roberts
Lake
Wright
Shopland
Ramsey
Morley
Mc Cubbin
Sousa, Jr
Sousa
Shoesmith
Nationals note on batting quirks and Detroit swing
The article details a Washington Nationals game, noting Stone’s nap after a single and a close call on a play at first by Unglaub. It mentions pitching concerns with only four veteran twirlers, Elberfeld’s two-base triple, superstition around thirteen, and upcoming trip to Detroit with an eight sixteen schedule, returning Sunday.
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Stone
Johnson
Unglaub
Lake
Sfth
Walker
Washington
Elberfeld
Wallace
St. Louis
St. Loui
Nationals
Detroit
Michigan City
The
Elks
Harroun Leads Grand Circuit Opener at Churchill Downs
Louisville July scene opens with eight events as Ray Harroun drives Marmon to the most honors. Hughie Hughes, Bil Endicott, Walter Emmons, and Daw son also win in varied classes. A crash sees Harry Endicott through a fence with minor injuries but car damaged. repairs planned by tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Churchill Downs
Ray Harroun
Marmon Star
Hughie Hughes
Parry
Bil Endicott
Cole
Walter Emmons
Herreshoff
Dawson
Marmon
Harry Endicott
Bill Endicott
Harroun
Golfers Reach the Finals at Yahnundasis Club
Utica July 8 Tom Sherman of Utica and Gardner White of Flushing L I won their way to the finale in the Yahnundasis Club annual tournament. Sherman defeated G L Conley of Mount Vernon and D M Cole of Westfield in the day sessions. White beat G W Smith of Kenwood and H B Rust of Providence to reach the final, where Sherman will meet White.
Tigers Seek Frank Smith in Trade Talk
Chicago July 8 A rumor from baseball headquarters says the Tigers are negotiating for Frank Smith of the White Sox. Manager Jennings needs a winning pitcher to challenge the Athletics and rival clubs. He may trade Matty McIntyre or Davy Jones if a deal for Smith fits.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Baseball
Tigers
Frank Smith
White Sox
Jennings
Athletics
Matty McIntyre
Davy Jones
Comiskey
Trate Smith
Devlin Case Postponed as Legal Proceedings Continue
Arthur Devlin third baseman of the New York National League team had his assault case deferred in police court as he waived examination. Magistrate Naumer ordered him to await trial in the court of special sessions with bond kept at 606. The complainant Roesler stated the altercation involved a punch after taunts from a spectator. Devlin had been suspended by President Lynch, then reinstated. Also noted Lynchburg released infielder Jimmy Sharp who heads to Portsmouth in the Ohio League after a season with Lynchburg and prior time with Wilmington, N C.
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W. J. Lane
Quebec
Canada
Lane
Harzell
Detroit
Bruske
Mexico
New York
Arthur Devlin
Chicago
Devlin
Naumer
Roesler
Lynch
Brooklyn
Lynchburg
Sharp
Jimmy Sharp
Philadelphia
Portsmouth
Wilmington
N.C
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