Kaufman Beats Lang For Popular Decision In Boxing Bout
In Philadelphia Kaufman defeated Australian Bill Lang by the popular decision after a 7 round open air bout. Lang showed resilience in the second and fifth rounds but Kaufman dominated the later rounds, leaving Lang with a swollen face and a cut above the eye.
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California
Bill Lang
Austral
Kaufman
Lang
Philadelphia
Sept
al Kaufman
Umh
Kaufmen Uppereutt
Quartess Kaufman
Ai] Eracht
Washington Tennis Team Triumphs Over Norfolk in City Match
Washington players edged Norfolk 7 to 5 in a close intercity tennis contest at Chevy Chase Glid yesterday. Singles winners included Moorhead Doyle and Doyle, with doubles victories by Moorhead and Doyle and by Winston and Whitehead for Norfolk. Final score Washington 7, Norfolk 5.
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Washington Tennis Team
Norfolk
Washington
Norfolk Racketers
Chevy Chase Glid
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Winston
Whiteler
White
J. A. Moorhead
Connie Doyle
Reed
Angier
Moorhead
I U. Morrhead
C. Doyle
Agelante
Norfol
Spencer Gordon
McIntosh
al Howard
Taylor
Azari
Ed Gee
Tayior
Wake Washington
H. EK Dorie
Efeated Whitehead
Douchet
Winston and Whitehead
C. Bo
H. E Doyle
Gesant Sezard
McIntosh and
Agelaste
Gordon and
Stoward
Moorhead and Doyle
Reed and Angier
Buick Department Change and Auto News From Maryland to New York
BEER Nyce assumes charge of Buick guck department while Jaylee Pollock travels with an Olds Special through Maryland. The Imperial Motor Company adds Rauch Lang electric models with Ralph Mulford returning to New York to train for the Vanderbilt Cup. A Milwaukee suit seeks 11500 in damages over July auto crash. Mechanics advise gradual ignition, warning that sudden full advance can cause knocking and possible crank shaft damage.
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Beer
Nyce
Buick Motor Company
Jaylee Pollock
Olds
Maryland
Imperial Motor Company
Rauch & Lang Electric
Ralph Mulford
New York
Letroit
Mulford
Breaks L. A. Shot-Put Record at Washington Grove
W. G. Howland, formerly of Toronto, debuts for the Baltimore Club by winning both the mile and half mile events as Monumental City athletes take first honors at Washington Grove.
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L. A
Washington Grove
W. G. Howland
Toronto
Baltimore
Monumental City
Firet Honore
Record of the eighth annual Washington Grove athletics meet
The eighth annual games in Washington Grove Md were won by Howard and Ganster among others. Howard set new mile and half mile marks while Ganster broke the 12 pound shot record though not placing high due to handicaps. The meet highlighted a Baltimore vs Washington contest with Tremont and Mercury clubs prominent in events.
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Washington Post
Washington Grove
South Atlantic Association
Washington Grove Athletic Association
H. W. Ganster
Baltimore Athletic Club
J. O'Gorman
Georgetown University
Cornell Shut Out Petworth In Postseason Opener
Cornell Eagles defeated the Petworth aggregation 1-0 in the second postseason contest. Bernie Gallagher pitched superbly for the suburban club, scattering two hits with no walks, while Barns held off Petworth as the game hinged on a defensive gem. Stewart produced eight chances without an error at third for the losers, as both teams relied on small-ball misplays and timely defense in a tense eleven inning opener of the Capital City League series.
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Cornell
Petworth
Fieliers
Paperhangers
Baby Dolla
Bernie Gallagher
Gallagher
Buscher
Said
Stewart
Lozers
Caeee Cornel
Omgyne
Moran
Gas Olaeitz
Marceron
Balle
Ay Buacher
Bacrifice
Salle
Buecher
King
Selb
Dempsey
Mr. Betts
Barnes
Byrd
Belcher
el Beto
Ae Eelay
Felke. Due
Handiboe
Seltz
Harley
Evens
Uessler
Moriarty
O.beckett
Thomag
Clayton
Mosberg
al Barnes
Jones
Mayne
O Barding
Battad
le Duc
Ley
Seitz
Sommionsi
Htte— Dempsey
Turiey
Evans
Dempssey
Lay
Hurley
Balk
Mr. Betta
Butler’s Double Victory in Middle States Regatta
E B Butler of the Argonaut Rowing Club Canada won both the senior single quarter mile dash and the senior single scull at the Middle States regatta on the Schuylkill River. Harlem RC proved strong, with Shepheard and Fuessel placing second in the dashes, while George G Carter of New Rochelle RC won the association senior single sculls. Vesper and Fairmount/Manayunk clubs also posted podium finishes in several events.
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Fairmount
Carter
New Rochelle Rowing Club
Harlem
Philadelphia
E. B. Butler
Argonaut Rowing Club
Canada
Middle States
Schuylkill River
Harlem Rowing Club
Butler
Shepheard
F. Fuessel
George G. Carter
New Rochelle
Henry
L. Livingston
Edmund P. Livingston
New York
Sheepshead Bay
Vesper
Charles Kueche
New York A. C
Atlantic WY. C
James’ Rowing Club
Vesper Boat Club
West Philadelphia Boat Club
Afton Boat Club
Doston
New Rochelle US
Rowing Club
Bow
H. V. Hiscoe
A. L. Anderson
Melt2 Boat Club
Paw
Bf. Drew
E. Pater
Manayunk Boat Club
Malta Boat Club
Fairmount Rowing Association
Montrose Boat Club
Arundel Boat Club
Daluimera
Fairmount Rowing Arcotiation
Harold Lichten
Undine B. C
B.J. Doering
West Philadelphia
B.C
Vesper B
Fairmount RC
Manayunk B. C
Wongarell R. C
Springfield B. C
St. Alphoneus
Riverside B. C
Records Go By Boards At Celtic Park In New York
At Celtic Park a revival of ancient games saw three new American amateur marks. The Irish American Athletic Club members F Riley J Bromilow M W Sheppard and Abel Kiviat ran a half mile relay scratch in 7 minutes 53 seconds setting a new American record. R J Cloughen won the hundred yard dash in 10.45 seconds, lowering Harvard star Wendel Baker’s mark by two fifths of a second. The 220 yard low hurdle record fell from 3.14 to 2.56 seconds, achieved by John J Elmer of the Irish American Club as the previous holder George Schwegier’s 1889 time.
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W. G. Howard
Toronto Athletic Club
Toronto
Canada
Tate
Ranner
Fifth Regiment Athletic Association
Baltimore
As & M
Washington
Farmer
Technical High School
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Georgetown
Tremont Athletic Club
John T. Meany
Emmett Meany
Rathbone
Washington Grove
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T. D. Eltzer
Fifth Regiment A. A
C. King
R. M. Rose
Fremont A. C
F. A. Scntt
McCullohh A. C
Fifth Regiment
Washington’ Grove A. A
Metullah A. C
F. G Howard
Battimors Cross Country Club
M. J. B. McBlough
Baltimore C. C. C
Fred Togge
Mercury A. C
H. A. Gil
Finn Regiment A. A
B. B. Barre
O. H. Saunders
M. J. Jh. McDonagh
Roy Pattern
Washington Rove A. A
F. A. Lenift
McCulloh A. C
McCulloh A. C. (Scrateh
Eliiot
Regiment A. A
Tremont A. C
Swing
Robinson
Stokes
Baltimore Cross Country Club
John Kelley
Baltimore Gross Country Club
T. BD. Riliott
J. Mahoney
Tremont A
Washington Grove A. A
Regiment
Boottinger
A. C
H. A. Gill
M. J. Bi McDonough
H. G
Robertson
Helget
John G. Meany
Emmert Meany
New York
Celtic Park
F. Riley
J. Bromilow
M. W. Sheppard
Abel Kiviat
R. J. Cloughen
Army Officers race at Pimlico ends in near upset and comedy
Mingo ridden by Maj. Roberts won the army nurse steeplechase at Pimlico, narrowly beating Graustark ridden by Lieut. Whiting. Graustark had not raced before and closed strongly. The pink coat steeplechase produced a comic finish as Iron Prince led Souvigny before Diebold edged Bound Brook in the 219 mile dash, breaking the track record by four fifths of a second.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Arroy
Army
United Hunts
Pimlico
Mingo
Mej. Roberts
Graustark
Lieut.Whiting
Tenth Cavalry
Ideut
Whiting
Lieut
Graus‘tark
Marabon
Maj. Roberto
Grauatark
Matabori
Rockwell
Peter Young
Souvigny
Iron Prince
Hig
Bouvigny
Mr. Spencer
Tommy Wright
Diebold
Bound Brook
M.D. Hogan
Labor Day
Aaa
Ee Baerdechie
Vhas
Bob Time
A. B. Stine
A. V. Parsons Walden
Chilton Squaw
Ted
Billy” Garth
W. M. Manly
H. A. Farnsac Ee
Maryland Jockey Club
J. A
Brown
B. Taylor
Convole
Renault Prize
Speculator
Wilton Lackaye
D. Blackistone
Belle
Hogan
Washington
Philadelphia
Kelling
Guy
Trudo
Alex
Galtor
Ewilhole
Bigekistone
C Harrison
Reneult
Tiv
L. Garth
Orrleon
Mr. E. Tucker
Dikcers
Army Service Stesplea
Mirigo
Rob
Wiliam Wagner
Craix
Eo Marabon
H. A. Fareham
Anfrewe
Diebald
Het Brook
Mr. R. Taylor
Willeon
C_ Wilson
Seitor
W. Brooke
SH. W. Lohr
Drake
M. T. Winger
Parsons
Hello
Jeasamine
Dan Orrtaon
Mr. B. Tucker
Talbott
Quence
Maj
W. M.roberts
King of Bashan
Haa
John Miller
Mies Randolph
Furlonga
Magkmselon
Gaskin
Excellence
Estep
Bounte
Cherokee Rove
Misa Columbia
Cloud
the Reseal
Racewell Alto Rao
Hogan Best at Traps and Oldfield Speed King Blachextone Star
Hogan led in trap shooting with best performance while Oldfield set world records in 1 mile speed trials at Brighton Beach. The day featured heavy crowds, with Robertson winning two one hour races and both ten mile events despite Oldfield’s early dominance and later mechanical setback.
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Hogan
Oldfield
Brighton Beach
Senda
Bens
Robertson
George Robertson
Ben Kerscher
Knox
Feld
Windsor Results First Race at Fort Worth Track
Race card reports multiple events with purses from 400 to 900 dollars. Winners include Clay trained by Davis in Race 1, John Dillon ridden by Hutton in Race 2, Golden Buiterty and Luttha Father among others. Notable times listed. several horses did not finish or were unplaced across seven races.
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Clay
Davis
Fort Worth
Kerry
Rash
Goose
Trustes
Coal Bhoat
Northumberland
John Dillon
Hutton
Nick O
Boyle
T Vo
Fee Grd
Dr. Heard
Pollock
Dr. Pillow
Talivesste Ted
Lizle
J. H. Houghton
Mungrave
Ah Golden Buiterty
Witeen
Compton
Os By
Tito
Tonny Bonero
Osorine
Rely
Sager
Musgrave
Luttha Father
Sidney R
Berancon
Nish
Phair
Tims
Kingpin
Eila Bryson
Ymortut
Battle
Sue
Clemont
Tripping
Lily Paston
Lana
Flying Sautreet
Hawes
Tontata
Steinhardt
Malines
Bezran
King of Mist
Anna L_ Daley
Gal
Bane
Golconda
Helgo Rose
Two Wins for O'Hara in New England Rowing Meet
Mathew O'Hara of St Alphonsus Rowing Association starred at the twenty second annual New England Rowing Association championships on the Charles River. He won novice singles and intermediate singles, with favorable conditions and a calm river aiding fast times. The program lists results with O'Hara also placing in senior singles and the junior eight crew from Columbiana A securing their event.
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Boston
Mathew O'Hara
St. Alphonsus Rowing Association
New England Rowing Association
Charles River
O'Hara
St. Alphonsus BR. A
Tim. Bos
Scully
John Cerageugh
St. Alphonsus R
New York
Thre
Lim
E. Smith
Anton
Columbiana A
Morris Resigns as Engineer to Challenge Champion
Sapulpa Sept 5 Carl Morris a 320 pound 6 ft 4 in fighter with reach 7 inches more than Jack Johnson resigns as engineer for the Frisco and begins training to challenge the champion His first engagement is at Muskogee September 26 against Yosef the terrible Turk.
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Johnson
Sapulpa
Okla
Carl Morris
Jack Johnson
Frisco
Muskogee
Yosef
Turk
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