Dalmatian the Best Holds Race at His Mercy
Dalmatian the favorite wins the Sea Gate stake at Empire City Race Track New York July 13 by three lengths over Fauntleroy with The Turk third. Shilling guides Dalmatian from off the pace to the lead in the stretch. Other races list various results and entrants with odds and times.
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Empire City Race Track
New York
Sea Gate
Shilling
Fauntleroy
Furtough Gauntier
Sur
Leah
Garnery
Planter
Davis
Althorpe
Helene Scarlet Plume
Arondack
Indian Maid
Hantridge
Herbert
Wom
Everett
McCahey
Magazine
Koerner
Don Shippon
Tim Pippin
Fol‘ie Leverstt
Faumilerdy
Meade
Keogh
Mold
Ophir
Phomasi
Ute
Tima
Fostfall
Barn Dance
Minnie Wendle
Ten Lomond Sieo Feinn
Lenear
Hiccough
Stead Greenbridge
Rockstone
Bouquet To Carry Top Weight In Frontier Handicap
Bouquet has 126 pounds top the Frontier handicap at Windsor track Detroit. Runners include Guy Fister at 118 and Detective at 117. Nominations total 47 for the 1118 rise stake with 600 horses entered. seven races slated for Saturday including the stake and a jumps event.
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Windsor Track
Detroit
Mich
Bouquet
Farrell Prepares for Highlanders Pennant Push
The Washington Post reports Frank J. Farrell plans to maximize seating at American League Park in New York to handle a possible World Series crowd. He has carpenters at work for three weeks to expand capacity and expects finish by September, keeping the Highlanders in the old grounds at 168th Street and Broadway for 1911 unless other venue changes occur.
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Washington Post
New York
Frank J. Farrell
Highlanders
Carpenters
Farrell
168Th Street
Broadway
Arwan League Park
235Th Street
Turf Entries Empire City Turf Race Card Cleared
Empire City offers a multi race card for two year olds and up with selling purses and listed odds. Entries include Firewood 161 Beatrice 108 Smughty Led 101 and others across six races with horses like Nimbus Prince Gal Castlewood Nethermost and Arcus.
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Firewood
Beatrice
Smughty
Altamshi
Pickaninny
Stare
Dartworth
Mona Lisa
Towson Field
Adones Tranct
Sir Alvescot
Boohomme
Wily Bossemer
Royal Onyx
Roseaux
la Salle
May Amelie
Belle Kingston
Jeanne d'Arc
Dontus' Arol
Lisaro
Nimbus
Prince Gal
Princes Imperial
Stanley Fay
Hampton Spurt
Gilding Belle
Apache
Norbudium Star
Fitz Herbert
Restigouche
Guy Fisher
Montgomery
Danfeld
Montauk Atakes
Tach
Royal Meteor
Upward
Kasimiro
Greenbrids
Falcada
Faultleas
Castlewood
Comedienne
Banbury
Arcus
Dull Care
Colmnet
Gliding Belle
Golfers Issue Challenge for United States Championship
Chicago experts issued an informal challenge to any city in the United States for the national title. Named players include R. Robert A. Gardner Hinsdale Western champion Charles Evang Jr Edgewater Albert Seckel Hinsdale and H Chandler Egan Exmoor. An Eastern authority suggested a six man team with Warren K. Wood Homewood and Paul Hunter Midlothian joining.
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Chicago
United States
R. Robert A. Gardner
Hinsdale
Charles Evang, Jr
Edgewater
Albert Seckel
H. Chandler Egan
Exmoor. i i
Warren K. Wood
Homewood
Paul Hunter
Midlothian
Last Hight
Stars in Tennis Tourney at Longwood Club
Boston brace for the twentieth annual tennis tournament of the Longwood Cricket Club running July 18 to 21 with the Eastern doubles championship. Defending champion William A. Larned has two legs on the cup and will defend against the winner of the Longwood event. Early entries include Beals C. Wright and M. E. McLoughlin from the international team.
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Boston
Longwood Cricket Club
William A. Larned
Beals C. Wright
M. E. McLoughlin
Navy selects Laning as secretary and treasurer of athletic assoc
Lieut. Comdr Harris Laning of Annapolis was elected secretary and treasurer of the Navy Athletic Association. He will oversee ticket distribution for the Army Navy football game in Philadelphia and supervise all midshipmen sports as officer in charge of academy athletics. He joins the department of discipline and will manage athletic matters for the academy.
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Laning
A. A
Annapolis
Harris Laning
Navy Athletic Association
Army-Navy
Philtadel
Iphia
Naval Academy
Department of Discipline
Midshipmen
Inman to Play Woodbury in State Tennis Final
In Litchfield Connecticut on July 13 the state tennis championship narrowed to finals. Defending champion Dr P B Hawk of Philadelphia fell to F H Inman of New York who competes here for the first time this year. Inman will face Lawrence Woodbury of Orange New Jersey who defeated F H Harris, Woodbury also in his first year at the tournament.
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Litchfield
Conn
Dr. P. B. Hawk
Philadelphia
F. H. Inman
New York
Inman
Lawrence Woodbury
Orange
N. J
F. H. Harris
Woodbury
Washington Auto Club Faces Hill Climb Plans
The Automobile Club of Washington aims to hold a hill climb event starting Monday August 29 in Washington with participants potentially staying for the hill climb. Local dealers report deliveries and trials across the region as several cars and trucks are moved to and inspected for this event.
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Automobile Club of Washington
Claude Miller
Miller Bros. Auto and Supply Company
Ford
McKeesport
Johnson sets terms for Langford bout in private wager
Special to The Washington Post, New York July 13. Jack Johnson proposes a private bout with Sam Langford if Langford posts 20 000 on a side bet, offering to fight in a backroom with no purse and a 40 000 winner take all. He questions Langford over Jo Jeanette and discusses race and Jeffries. Johnson praises Jeffries and his reception after the fight.
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Jeanette
Jeffries
Washington Post
New York
Langford
Jack Johnson
Baron Wilkins
Samuel
Jon Jeanatte
Jos
Sam
Johnson
Reno
Jeff
Abk
Mr. Jeffries
Joa Jeanette
New Jersey Bars Pictures of Jeffries Johnson Fight
Justice Swayne told the Hudson county grand jury that no moving pictures of the Jeffries Johnson prize fight may be shown in New Jersey. He cited a state law turning prize fighting into a misdemeanor and warned enforcers to act if Jersey City exhibit attempts arise.
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Hudson County
New York
N. J
Swayne
State Supreme Court
Hudson County Grand Jury
Jersey City
Belmont's Horse Wins Zetland Plate at Newmarket
In Newmarket England July 13 Belmonts Merry Task finished first in the Zetland plate with Decision second and Sycamore third from seven starters. The July handicap for 3-year-olds and upward, Bunbury mile, 600 sovereigns, was won by H P Whitneys Perseus III with McIntyre second and Senselesa third among eight runners. A yearling sales stakes went to Lawrence Waterburys Congo II, San Deux second and Sir Knight third from ten starters.
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Merry Task
Newmarket
England
Belmont
Decision
Sycamore
H. P. Whitney
McIntyre
Senselesa
Arellanes Reinstated by Boston Americans Pitcher
Boston Massachusetts July 13 Pitcher Arellanes of the Boston Americans was reinstated to good standing tonight after a suspension on Monday. The suspension occurred following a double header in which Boston lost to Cleveland. Shapiro A C seeks games for Sunday July 17 and week games with any uniformed teams in or near the city.
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Boston
Shappiro A. C
Cardinals
Alexandria
Aggies Defeat Red Men in Colored League Encounter
In a loosely played game the Aggies beat the Red Men in the Colored Departmental League. Brooks pitched well but poor support doomed Agriculture. Final score Agriculture 81 Interior 48 with multiple hits and runs credited to Andrews Carter Logan and others. Umpire Harley officiated a two hour game.
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Aggies
Red Men
Brooks
Interior
Abhoah E Savoy
Monroe
Agricult
E. Abhoah Andrews
Brown
Williams
McKenney
Lacy
Loon K Savoy
Fantory
Andrews
Carter
Logan
Carroll
Grant
Weeks
Jones
Thomas
EB Savoy
McKinney
Agriculture
Wycks
Willams
Andrew
Amateur Games Today Across Multiple Local Leagues
Banks leagues feature American National versus Commercial National at Capital City League. Sewa gs Pumping Station faces Aloystug in Commercial League. Herald we, Berry & Whitmore in Independence League Bt. Martins vs Manhattan. Marquette League Brookland vs Columbia. Olympian League Olives hosts Bt Stephen's. Southern Railway League Law vs Auditors. Suburban League Silver Springa vs Takoma. Sunday School League Hamline vs Anacosta. Terminal Railroad Y M A League Tratumen vs Shopmen. Colored Departmental League G P O vs Bureau.
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Bankers’ League
American National Va
Sewags Pumping Station
Aloystug
Herald We
Berry & Whitmore
Bt. Martin's
Manhattan
Marquette
Brookland Va
Columbia (At
Olives
Bt Stephen's
Southern Railway League
Law Va
Auditors
Silver Springa
Takoma
Hamline Ve. Anacosta
Terminal Railroad Y. M
Brady Leads In Massachusetts Open Golf Championship
Manchester Massachusetts July 13 Michael J Brady a home bred professional tops the leaders after 36 holes at Essex County Club with a two stroke edge over W Maguire Alec Ross tied Maguire for second while Tom McNamara and John G Anderson follow. President Taft attended as spectator during the afternoon rounds seeking to view leading professionals.
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Manchester
Mass
Michael J. Brady
Essex County Club
Brady
W'ile Maguire
Wollaston
Maguire
Alec Ross
Brae Burn
Tom McNamara
John G. Anderson
Taft
Essex
Maccala Wins 2:30 Trot In Rockport Opening
In ideal weather at Rockport track Cleveland Ohio on July 1 the Lake Erie trotting circuit opened. Maccala won the 2:30 trot in straight heats. Erskine driver of Theo Cobb the favorite in pools was suspended ten days for not driving to win in the third heat. First race results show Maccain Governor Beckham and Wapanes with best time 2 1 4. Second race Miss Peeler won pace with Dail second and Margaret SM third in 2 12 1 2. Third race Brother Direct won pace with Mansfield second and Goldie Bell third, best time 2 12 1 4.
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Rockport
Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Erie
Maccala
Erskine
Theo. Cobb
Puras
Maccain
Governor Beckham
Wapanes
Miss Peeler
Dail
Margaret SM
Brother Direct
Mansfield
Goldie Bell
Amateur baseball draw between Chesapeake and Potomac and Hygienic Laboratory
Amateur baseball in the Marquette League ends in a nine inning draw between Chesapeake and Potomac and Hygienic Laboratory. Scoring details include multiple hits, errors, and pitching notes. double plays, stolen bases, walks, and wild pitches noted, with time of game listed.
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Chesapeake and Potomac and Hygienic Laboratory
Stdra
C&p
Abhoae
Hyg. Lab
Abhoae Fristo
Valea
Morgan
Moore
Notwell
Bladen
of White
Lougan
Batch
Rt. Howells
Dore
Harley
Tal
Coleman
Engle
White
Noore
Satch
Nutwell
Fristoe
Langan
Hygienic Laboratory
Cheaxpeake
Potomac
Balla
Navy Yard Hands Midways 7 to 2 Loss in Capital City League
Navy Yard defeated the Midways 7 to 2 in a Capital City League game. Key highlights were Jones and Snyder at bat and a Daly catch, with strong hits across the lineup and several fielding plays noted for both sides.
Bankers' League clash ends 14 to 6 in favor of 4,8, & T. Co
American Security and Trust maintains lead by defeating Washington Loan and Trust 14 to 6. Snowden delivers an unassisted seventh inning double play with bases loaded, highlighting the game.
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American Security and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
Snowden
OlGat
Hayes
Gerode
West
Maxne
Ravl'garfit
O Hih
Boykin
OlWorth’ton
Rawlings
Hoykin
Johnson
Burrell
Claxton
Carr
Hodgson
Minnigerode
Worthington
Harnedrunz
Wol
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Flest
Gray
Robertson
Chuan
Lacrince
Howard
Davis
Sy Burrell
Chunn
Mr. Kinney
Southern Defeats Adams In MCA League Tilt To Seize Bunting
Southern tops Adams 6 4 in a rugged MCA League showdown as Garrett shines on mound and Buckler drives four hits. Barron stands out at second for the Expressmen. Stewart Burns and Buckler collect key hits and runs. Andrews later defeats Walford 11 2 in Commercial League with Stone and Garland contributing singles and a home run by Quan trefle.
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Southern
Adams
Garrett
Buckler
Barron
Expressmen
Young
L Stewart
Burns
Graham
Ao Plata
Iowett
Heller
OlPeck
Strobel
OlMeMann
Thompson
Balle
McMahn
Jewett
McMehn
OM McMahn
Jewatt
McMahan
Jéwatt
Gerrett
Piatz
Strobe
Holbruner
Stewart
Garcett
Peck
Mr. Handiboe
Andrews
Walford
Stone
el Walford
Howell
O Workman
Mulvey
Apple
Quantrelle
Walker
Yao
Garl
Obelehner
Stona
Talbott
Costor
Rune
J. Mulvey
Garland
G. Garland
Lowe
McKensie
Antrewa
Walfords
Ballet Castor
G Garland
Castor
PLC
Apple Garland
Casto
Quantrefle
Quantreile
McKen
Baseball Box Score Note From Langdon Peck 1
Stolen bases Apple Pfleger McKenzie Walker and M Garland Garland 2. Double play Wark man to Caster to Pfleger. Hit by pitch By Garland 1. Passed balls McKenzie 3 Crolla Umpire Mr Conners. Time of game 1 hour 35 minutes LANGDON 9 PECK 1.
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Navy Yard
Jones
Snyder
Daly
Becker
TrowbeSb.cn
Harley
Nuss
Litchfield
Totels
Graham
Duffy
Litz
Shyder
Broome
Saunders
Rountree
Aset
Trowbridge
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Nuas
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Brightwood
Woodburn
Robertson
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Brightwd
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Davis
Dennelis
MiKenny
Fentress
Hisar
Cleveland
Mullin
Plunkett
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Spergman
Schaefer
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Hollmane
Wark
Barton
000
Moore
Olsettz
Fague
Carroll
Bales
Omr Robertson
McKenny
Bergman
Schae—ter
Hiser
Donnelly
Fayne
Abbey
Apple
Pfleger
McKenzie
Walker
M. Garland
Warkman
Garland
Crolla
Mr. Conners
Langdon
Peck
Pinkey
Porter
Moone
Cahill
Riddle
Bruner
Steinm’s
Ojdibson
J Meyers
Ol McLaren
James
OiThomas
Eetendorf
Ol King
Powell
Hamann
Kidwell
Noone
Greer
Thomas
Feck
Gresr
OM Greer
Hidwell
Steinmier
Glhaon
Mattingly
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