Olympic Team on Board Finlands Sail to Stockholm
New York June 14 Bearing the most notable collection of American athletes ever assembled the Fin land sailed for Stockholm with the U S team. James E Sullivan commissioner said the team should win about 80 per cent of points. Training aboard the ship headed by Mike Murphy promised excellent condition upon arrival. Colonel Robert M Thompson urged champions to be gentlemen as well as athletes.
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New York
Finland
Stockholm
United States
James E. Sullivan
Mike Murphy
Sweden
Robert M. Thompson
American Olympic Committee
Chelsea Pier
Latonia racing entries and Marlboro and Quebec card notes
Entries for Latonia Kentucky and Marlboro Maryland and Quebec races list 2 to 7 furlong races for three year olds and up with weights and names including Ada Bay Sir Marion Absurd and Springboard plus Princess Calloway and Fort Worth among others. Weather clear track fast reports from Latonia Marlboro and Quebec with apprentice allowances and x entries.
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Latonia
Ada Bay
Sir Marion
Absurd
Merrick
Springboard
Duquesne
Theo. Cook
King Olympian
Lowell
Sprightly Miss
the Widow Moon
Silver Moon
Briar Path
Charles Goetz
Lady Lightning
Casey Jones
Mack B. Eubanks
Ella Bryson
Belle Nelson
Coppertown
Seacliff
Donan
Pericles
McCorkle
Solar Star
Frederick L
Nobby
xPalanquin
xYankee Nations
Foundation
Helios
Rosturtium
Nawthorn
Princess Calloway
Cherryola
Aay Port
Sprite
Free Lance
High Private
Gates
Daingerfield
Manager Mack
Hanly
Limpet
Leopold
Star O’ryan
Pulka
White Wool
Melton Street
X—H. Knapp
Hamilton Jockey Club Entries For June 15 Card
Entries listed for Hamilton Ontario stakes on June 15 including first day races for three year olds and up at 6 furlongs with top weights Moissant and Ocean Round, second purse for Canadian foaled three year olds and up at 1 mile 6 furlongs led by Martinomas, third purse for 2-year-olds at 5 furlongs featuring Lohengrin and Hot Water, with fourth Ancaster steeplechase for 4 year olds and up selling about 2 miles.
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Fanchette
Wildweed
Fort Worth
First Aid
Susan
Kerran
Tackle
Joe Rose
Sir Edward
Elsie Herndon
Gilbert
UW Go
Exhustante
Radiation
Jean Wagner
Abdul
Red Jacket
Achmet
Bait
Merry Chilton
Top Rock
Tiger Jim
Clem Beachey
Golden Cluster
Adelante
Peter Pender
A. Buster
Emperor William
Monsieur
Mollie Kearney
Hoffman
Bat Masterson
Duncraggin
Stercliff
Deduction
Kind Sir
Galinda
Aviator
Moltke
Miss Nell
Smirk
Gift
Tom Holland
Shreve
Sabo Blend
Tomata
Golliwogg
Annagh
Golden Ruby
Lucille
Duke of Bridgewater
Elbert
Frog
Pedigree
Tom Melton
Annie Sellers
Hedge Rose
Warner Griswe
Lord Wells
el Oro
Rinda
Quebec
Mabel Virginia
Evelyn Dorris
Sally Savage
H. M. Sabath
Christina
Coal Shoot
Sir Mincemeat
Starboard
Senator Hubble
Miroli
Alice
John Patterson
Sa- Yan
Henry Crosscaddin
Sam Matthews
Clevine
Pony Girl
Lydia Lee
Stickpin
Yankee Lad
Song of Rocks
Jim O
Rusticana
Oracl
Florence Kripp
Kenista
Little Erie
Matt Connell
Ben Sand
Temmeraire
Semiquaver
Chippewagan
Hamilton
Ont
Hamilton Jockey Club
Moissant
Ocean Round
Little Father
Guy Fisher
Watervale
Knights Differ
Jacqueline
Love Tie
Textile
Canada
Kind Cash
Ondramon
Amberite
Martinomas
Steamboat
Frelic
Phelps and Grima Win in Gulf States Tourney
New Orleans June 14 Weather hindered play as rain soaked the Gulf States tournament courts. In doubles action Phelps and Grima beat Worms and Feibleman 6-2 6-2, while Saul and Weil defeated Morris and Many 6-1 2-6 6-3, two matches completed and another begun.
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New Orleans
Gulf States
Phelps
Grima
S. E. Worms
Feibleman
Saul
Weil
Morris
Many
Princeton Has a Cinch with Yale in Final Game
New York June 14 Princeton defeated Yale at American league park by 19 to 6 to win the baseball series of 1912. Ten thousand fans crowded the stands as Princeton blasted Hartwell and Lear dominated Yale’s pitchers. Yale mounted late attempts but their batsmen could not solve Princeton’s pitching.
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New York
Princeton
Yale
Hartwell
Tigers
Lear
Memphis at Atlanta in Southern League action
The baseball card notes two Southern League games today with Memphis visiting Atlanta and Montgomery at Birmingham Mobile at New Orleans and Nashville at Chattanooga. Yesterdays results show multiple postponements due to rain and several standings updates across the clubs with Macon defeating Columbus 4 0 and Columbia topping Jacksonville 4 1.
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Memphis
Atlanta
Ponce DeLeon
Montgomery
Birmingham
Mobile
New Orleans
Nashville
Chattanooga
Savannah
Albany
Jacksonville
Columbia
Columbus
Macon
Baseball Scores and Standings from Today’s Games
Scores show Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago, St Louis across leagues with results and standings. Notable: St Louis beat New York in rain, Boston 3 2, Chicago 3 2, and Philadelphia 16 to 10 over Cincinnati. Standings list N L clubs with streaks and percentages.
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Games Today
Boston
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
New Chicago
Wash
Phila
C'land
N. Cork
S. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
N. York
Philars
Fans feel rain dampens Atlanta Crackers hopes
Rain halted Thursday’s Atlanta Crackers game as fuming bench players and fans vented in muffled curses. Karl Sykes stayed in the stands while others criticizedMontgomery plans and the league’s leadership. Worries about rosters, injuries, and competing teams ripple through a crowd anxious for play.
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Atlanta
Otto Floto to time Johnson Flynn title fight
East Las Vegas New Mexico June 14 Governor William MacDonald visited to assess conditions for the July 4 world championship bout between Jack Johnson and Jim Flynn. Otto Floto of Denver is named official timekeeper for Johnson, while Jack Curley seeks A Tearney of Chicago as timekeeper for Flynn.
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Las Vegas
N.M
William ©. MacDonald
New Mexico
Jack Johnson
Jim Flynn
Baltimore
Otto Floto
Denver
Jack Curley
Flynn
Alderman A. Tearney
Chicago
Johnson Ups
Lynchburg Appeals to National Board Over Virginia League Exit
The LynChburg Baseball association appeals to the national board after being ousted from the Virginia league due to Danville’s withdrawal. A mass meeting authorized raising $4,000 today to form a new association to take over and operate the franchise.
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Lynchburg
LynChburg Baseball Association
Virginia League
Danville
National Board
Governor vetoes twenty round prize fight bill in Arizona
Phoenix June 14 Governor Hunt vetoed the bill permitting twenty round prize fights in Arizona, blocking the measure and reinforcing state gambling and combat sports policy.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Hunt
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