Baseball and league matchups listed for today
National League games include Pittsburg at Boston Chi at PUFmore Cinti at New York Louisville at Brooklyn St. Louis at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington. New England League games feature Fall River at 1 Pawtucket Lewiston at Brockton Augusta at New Bedford. New England Association matchups Fitchburg at Lawrence Salem at Haverhill Lowell at Nashua.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Chi
Pufmore
Cinti
New York
Louisville
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
NEW England League
Fall River
Porid
Pawtucket
Lewiston
Brockton
Augusta
New Bedford
New. England
Fitchburg
Lawrence
Salem
Haverhill
Lowell
Nashua
Killen Shuts Down Boston as Pitts Purges Win
Frank Killen pitched a strong game for the Pitts Purges driving a 9th inning finish over Boston on the home grounds. Key moments came from Ganzel and Bannon with timely hits and fielding from Nash and News, while Charlie Nichols kept Boston in the game until late. Cross misplayed at short and Clingman showed up strong at third for the visitors.
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Frank Killen
Boston
Bannon
Killen
Ganzel
Nichols
Lowe
Bannons
Pirate
Ganszel
Duffy
McCarthy
Charlie Nichols
Nash Andews
Beckley
Oes
Charlie
Pittsburgs
Cross
Patsey
Donovan
Clingman
Jake Beckley
Pittsburg
Stenzel
Smith
Bierbauer
Mack
Nast
Tucker
Fay Vm
Nash
Nyce
Biers
Clingi
Pittsburgh
Cone
Beane
Gees
Caco Rogs
Ible
Seh
Tommy Tucker
Pirates
Pittsburg Beats Boston 3 1 In Rough Mailgame
Play by play shows Pittsburg taking an early 3 1 lead as Boston fails to score after several near chances. Key moments include Beckettys and Clingmans doubles for Pittsburgh and miscues by Boston pitching and defense in the later innings.
Sea Moss Farine Receipts Package for Economical Nutrition
Fragmentary text describes a package of Sea Moss Farine claimed to be nutritious and economical. It mentions grocers and a recept page, but details and context are highly incomplete.
Duffy's Malt Whiskey Promoted For Malaria Prevention
The article argues that malaria rises with summer heat and drainage issues and endorses Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as an effective preventative and tonic. It claims the product boosts vital forces, helps children when chills appear, and is in demand during hot months to avert sickness.
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Duffy
Dusty
Cincinnati Defeats Brooklyn in Low-Scoring Game
Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 6 to 4 in Cincinnati. Foreman struggled early but shut down the Brooklyns after three innings. Corcoran homered for Cincinnati as Daub, Gumbert, and others worked the mound for both sides. Attendance 2000.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Cincinnatis
Brooklyns
Foreman
Gumbert
Daub
Corcoran
Cincinnati
Ae and Spies
St. Louis Defeats Philadelphia in Sixteen-Run Tilt
St. Louis beat Philadelphia 13 to 2 after noon as Breitenstein was effective. McGill allowed five singles and a double before relief by Smith. Five singles and a double plus three wild pitches aided the visitors in six runs. Attendance 4500. Hits St. Louis 14 Philadelphia 5. Errors 2 and 4. Batteries Breitenstein Peitz McGill Smith Buckley Grady.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Breitenstein
McGill
Smith
Peitz
Buckley and Grady
New York Triumphs Over Louisvilles in Tenth Inning
The New York team beat the Louisvilles 7 to 3 in the tenth inning as four unearned runs propelled the victory. German allowed more hits than Inks but fielding supported him. Attendance was about 1,000. Batteries: German and Wilson for New York, Inks and Welch for Louisville.
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New York
Louisville
New Yorks
Louisvilles
German
Inks
Loutaville
Louteville
Wilson
Welch
Washington Defeats Cleveland Before Rain Halts Game
Rain halted the Cleveland at Washington game in the fifth inning with Washington leading 4 to 0. Stockdale held the visitors hitless while Washington collected six singles and a twobagger off Young for all four runs. About 2000 fans remained as grounds were deemed unplayable after a twenty minute shower.
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Washington
Stockdale
Washingtons
Young
Baltimore Defeats Chicago in Darkened Nine Inning Win
Baltimore claimed a 6 to 2 victory over Chicago as Hoffer held the visitors to one hit per inning. Baltimore scored three runs by the second inning and Wilmot hit a home run. The game ended after seven frames due to darkness with Baltimore leading 9 to 6 in the misread tally. Attendance was reported as 500.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Hoffer
Wilmot
Fall River Defeats Lewiston In Home Game
Fall River beat Lewiston 4 to 1 in a Yankee League match. Whittaker drew many hits, Ferson pitched effectively, and Gill made a key glove play on a line drive. Harrington added solid right field work as Fall River tallied 13 hits to Lewiston's 2 with four errors for Fall River and six for Lewiston.
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Fall River
Lewiston
Whittaker
Ferson
M. Harrington
Gill
Rollins
Burke
Maine State College Defeats Colby In Close Game
Maine State College edged Colby 4 to 3 in a tense Brunsw ick clash. Burton starred for Colby with strong box work while Watkins and De Hasseth made notable running catches. Base hits were nine for both teams with seven Colby errors and eight by Maine State College. Batteries Bass and Palmer for Maine State College and Burton and Patterson for Colby.
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Brunswick
Maine State College
Colby
Burton
Watkins
de Hasseth
M. S
Bass and
Palmer
Burton and Patterson
New Bedford Defeats Portland In One-Sided Game
New Bedford beat Portland in a slow game with Doll pitching his first start for New Bedford. The final score shows New Bedford 8 10 0 8 49 23 runs to Portland 1 0 0 0 0 8. Base hits were 20 for New Bedford and 9 for Portland, with errors 2 and 10 respectively. Batteries were Driscoll and Murphy for New Bedford and Dooley and Edgar for Portland.
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New Bedford
Portland
Doll
Driscoll
Murphy
Dooley
Edgar
Augusta Beats Brockton In One Sided Game
Augusta had little trouble defeating Brockton as Bean and Baker lead the offense while Korwan struggled on the mound. Final score shows Augusta with a wide margin and errors favor Brockton despite several baserunners.
Salem Defeats Standish as Kenny Suffers Nose Fracture
Salem bunched their hits off Standish and won the game 15 to 7. Kenny was hit by a batted ball and sustained a fracture of his nose. Salem had 15 hits to Haverhill's 14 with 3 errors to 7. Batteries Regan and Linehan for Salem and Standish and Dobbins for Haverhill.
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SALEM
Standish
Kenny
Haverhill
Regan
Linehan
Dobbins
Lowell Beats Fitchburg In Lopsided Ball Game
Fitchburg hosted Lowell as Lowell batted strongly and won easily. Coyle's batting and Cook's fielding stood out with Lowell totaling 20 base hits to Fitchburg's 11. Errors favored Lowell 6 to 12, with Lawson Hoyt pitching for Lowell and Magee Donovan for Fitchburg.
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Fitchburg
Lowell
Coyle
Cook
Lawson
Hoyt
Magee
Donovi
Pawtucket Beats Bangor In Tight Pitching Battle
In Pawtucket Rhode Island Bangor escaped a shut-out only by a narrow margin. Meakin pitched a great game with strong support from his defense. Final score shows Pawtucket 6 Bangor 1 with 13 hits to 6 and 1 error to 4.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Bangor
Buckley
Drinkwater
Meakin
Yeager
Hayes
Nashua Defeats Lawrence In 15-7 Action, New England League
Nashua wins at Lawrence with superior all around play. Errors by Driscoll contributed to visitor runs. Final score 15 to 7. Nashua had 16 base hits to Lawrence's 14. Nashua 1 error to Lawrence 8. Batteries Printz Luchia Roche for Nashua Lampe Strowger for Lawrence.
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Nashua
Lawrence
Printz
Luchia
Roche
Lampe
Strowger
Springfield Triumphs Over Providence 8 to 6 in Low-Interest Game
Springfield beat Providence 8 to 6 as Callahan umpired for Springfield. Providence outbatted and outfielded but Springfield used Lovett’s bases on balls to secure victory. Final line score shows 18 Springfield hits and 15 for Providence with 5 errors by Springfield. Batteries Gruber Gunson Lovett McAuley.
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Springfield
Providence
Callahan
Springfields
Lovett
Gruber
Gunson
McAuley
Brown Triumphs Over Harvard On Holmes Field
Brown won the deciding game against Harvard on Holmes Field, pulling ahead late after a tied sixth inning. Brown outbatted Harvard significantly, while Harvard’s outfield miscues and pitching woes hindered their defense. Key moments included Scannell’s two triples and a Robinson defensive catch.
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Brown
Harvard
Holmes Field
Paine
Highlands
Rand
Burgess
Dean
Scannell
Princeton
Winslow
Bustard
Lander
White
Lauder
Fultz
Robinson
Hayes
Pure oo California Wines Blanchard and Farrar Flash
Fragmentary note references California wines Blanchard and Farrar with unclear context. Mentions Panett and Beok Gauarea as likely stray names. No verifiable event or outcome.
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California
Blanchard & Farrar
Panett
Avare
Amherst Beats Trinity in Rain-Shortened Baseball Game
Amherst defeated Trinity this afternoon with timely batting in the seventh and eighth innings before rain halted play after the eighth. Coggshall kept Amherst in check early, and the game ended 7 runs to 6 in Trinity’s favor at the moment the rain stopped action. Batteries Johnson and Sullivan for Amherst with Coggshall and Wage for Trinity.
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Amherst
Trinity
Coggshall
Johnon and Sullivan
Wage
Chauncy Hall Teams Duel at Irvington Oval
The classes of 97 and 96 at Chauncy Hall played yesterday afternoon on Irvington Oval with 97 narrowly defeating 96 by a score of 18 to 14. Key players included Abrams Sterns and Duff for 97 and Vogt Smith and Patten for 96.
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Chauncy- Hall
Irvington Oval
Abrams
Sterns
Duff
Vogt
Smith
Patten
Lafayette Defeats Rutgers In Close 9-6 Game
In Easton Pennsylvania Lafayette beat Rutgers 9 to 6. The contest featured tight pitching and key hits by Lafayette bats to secure the victory.
Princeton Varsity Defeats Lawrenceville Club 6 to 2
Princeton New Jersey on June 6 reported the varsity team defeated the Lawrenceville club by six to two in a decisive game. The contest showed strong offense from Princeton and solid defense to secure the win.
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Princeton
N. J
Lawrenceville
Manager Davis Resigns as New Yorks Name Doyle Manager
Manager Davis of the New York baseball team resigns and is replaced by Doyle who becomes manager and captain. The change comes after the president Freedman accepts Davis as too lax and Davis will return to third base once his arm improves.
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Davis
NEW Yorks
New York
Freedman
Doyle
Boxing Gossip Signals Matches and Challenges in Boston
In Boston boxing chatter Dick O’Brien vows to meet the African and push for a match with Tom O'Rourke backing Joe Walcott. Various fighters seek bouts, including Jack McCoy versus Jim Cameron and Jimmy Duffy offering to concede weight. Rumors link Billy Smith and Tom Ryan to a Dallas clash and a potential five bout series. Powell vs Harrison set for June 6 at 7 30 at the Post.
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Tom O'Rourke
Joe Walcott
Dick O’brien
O'Brien
O’rourke
Lewiston
O'Rourke
Jack McCoy
Jimmy Cameron
Jimmy Duffy
Joe Vendig
Billy Smith
Tom Ryan
Dallas
la New Orleans
Smith
Ryan
Joe Mullen
South Boston
Leslie Pearce
Joe
Teddy McGiiel
East Boston
Arthur Walker
New York
Cal Hopkins
Cilley
Walcott
Tracy
Kid Lavigne
Jack McAuliffe
Young Powell
Dick Harrison
Cornell Crew Arrives for Henley Regatta
The Paris docked in Southampton with Cornell University representatives bound for Henley. Coach Courtney leads oarsmen who report excellent condition and optimism for success. Some seasickness early in the voyage gave way to steady work and weight control through rope jumping and meals arranged in their cabins. An address from 175 American passengers wished the crew well.
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Southampton
Paris
New York
Cornell University
Courtney
England
Finishing spars for Defender and Vigilant yachts in New York
Spars for Defender and Vigilant are nearing completion in New York. The Defender’s boom measures 106 feet, weighs about 4500 pounds, with a 64 foot gaff and 7 foot spinnaker. mast stands around 116 feet. Vigilant’s boom, 101 feet, distinct Tobin bronze fittings and brass, weighs about 4300 pounds and is five feet longer than the old one.
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New York
Cornell Dares Henley Regatta with Formidable Crew
London reports that Cornell's crew, described as more formidable than Harvard in 189, has thrown down the gauntlet for the Henley regatta. Sporting Life notes the danger of the Cornell team and its impact on the competition.
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London
Harvard
Cornell
Sporting Life
Probable Manchester Cup winner named Florisel or Banquet
London June 5 The Sportsman selects Florisel or Banquet as the likely Manchester Cup winner with bets aligning behind the choice.
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London
Miles Reviews Sixth at Sherborn Camp In Rainstorm
Major General Nelson Miles inspects the Sixth Regiment during a bivouac drill at Shere horn. The review includes General Breck's fall from a charger as the procession passes, with Bridges guiding the march and regimental officers noted for steadiness.
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Framingham Camp
Nelson A. Miles
Miles
Sherborn
Brush Hill
Bridges
George H. Breck
Miller
Wellington
Carter
Parker
Duchesney
Miss Johnson
Campbell
Smith
New Hampshire National Guard
Young
National Lancers
Litchfield
Warren
Buffum
Corps of
Crozier
Thayer
South Boston Yacht Club Regatta Plans Races and Classes
The South Boston Yacht Club will host a regatta series starting Saturday with races for yachts 12 to feet in length. Start off the club house at 2 15 p m. Four events listed special first class second class and fourth class with more classes possible if entries rise. Judges include Arthur Fuller Thomas Christian Hiram Cherrington John C Merry BE W Haskell W H Godfrey and Frank Williams.
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South Boston Yacht Club
Thegatta
Arthur Fuller
Thomas Christian
Hiram Cherrington
John C. Merry
BE. W. Haskell
W. H. Godfrey
Frank Williams
AILSA MAY CHALLENGE AMERICA'S CUP TARE
Ails a May come over designed as a possible challenger for the America's Cup. The Pall Mall Gazette notes this as the reason for a win in the Mediterranean and a loss in England. If the Valkyrie fails to prove speed, the AOA 680 was brought over by Lord Dunravin.
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Indon
Want cheaper gas stirs Charlestown meeting in Warren Street
The Charles Town Improvement Association held at Grand Army Hall pressed for cheaper gas. After a year of agitation, the group now seeks a rate around 1.20 to 1.23 per thousand, opposing the 1.80 price and urging a price cut by the next September meeting.
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Charlestown
John Hurley
Alderman Presho
George B. Neal
Boston University Commencement Day Becomes Largest Graduation
Boston University held Commencement Day in Music Hall with faculty on stage and graduates filing through. Essays covered Reason and Faith, Politics and Business, Ideas as a Factor in Life, The Lawyer Militant, Motives of the Christian Ministry, The Referendum, and Woman Suffrage which drew the strongest applause. Diplomas were presented and class flowers distributed as the largest class to date graduated.
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Boston University
Music Hall
Georgius Hiram Geyer
A. B
Jacobus Francicus Creed
Thomas Patricius Foley
Malpractice Arrests Tied to Woman’s Death in New Bedford
Dr Ezekiel H Noble was arrested at his Purchase street office on a warrant charging criminal malpractice on April 30 involving Miss Laura A Atwood age 20 of Rock Mass who died last night. Anderson W Kelley of Fair Haven faces an accessory before the fact charge. Autopsy cites criminal operation as cause of death.
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New Bedford
Ezekiel H. Noble
Purchase Street
Laura A. Atwood
Harvey N
Loretta E. Atwood
Rock
Mass
Atwood
Alexander B. Clark
Maxfield Street
Anderson W. Kelley
Center Street
Fair Haven
Waltham
Haggerty
Williams
Eddie McDuffee
Nat Butler
Crackajacks
Gore
Lawrence Linscott
Sanders
Mayo
Syracuse
Stearns
Saunders
Dirnberger
Albany
Orient Cycle Club
Tom Eck
Chelsea
Chelsea Cycle Club
Fall River
John H. Witts
Portsmouth
N. H
Witts
Boston
Keene
Five Mile Square
Monadnock Cycle Club
Entrants at Gravesend Race Meeting
Racing entries listed for June 5 at Gravesend across six races including first race for all ages at one mile Captain T leading with 111, and notable runners such as Patrician Gotham Owlet. subsequent events feature eight year olds selling, Bleniton stakes with 1500 added, Oneck stakes over one and one sixteenth miles, maiden two year olds at five furlongs, and a handicap for orange and upwards at one mile with Stowaway Kearney and Peacemaker among others.
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Gravesend
L. J
Captain T
Patrician
Gotham
Owlet
Manchester
Hailstone
Heliopolis
Corn Cob
Cromwell
Milton T
Kilbern
King Gold
McKee
Golden Gate
Ettarre
Merry Prince
Refugee
del Coronado
the Native
Jefferson
Declare
Ajax
Long Sustance
Sue Kittie
Alonica
Teko
Dr. Wylie
Shakspere
Bulwark
Lorraiia
Arline
Medea
Patrol
Orange
Stowaway
Kearney
Peacemaker
Five Races at Salisbury Feature Fast Times and Winners
First race five-eighths mile selling Blondys Victim won with Western Star second and Time third in 1:04. Dharma led Cadiz Hera in the two-year-olds half mile selling with 50 seconds elapsed. Leperello and Juliet placed in the three-fourths mile race while Fidget led Belisarius and Torraine at seven-eighths. Luray and Intimidad battled in the five-eighths race with Dror fo Reet Luray second. Sixth race covered six and a half furlongs with Marile first Indra second Rondieu third. Time noted as 1:30.
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Blondy
Salisbury
Western Star
Dharma
Cadiz
Hera
Athatt Leperello
Juliet
Fidget
Belisarius
Torraine
Acllide
Drorfo Reet Luray
Intimidad
Marile
Indra
Rondieu
First race at Sligo tracks seven and a half furlongs
In a seven and one half furlong selling at Sligo Le Banjo won the race with Addie Buchanan second and time 1:42. The Princess won the one mile selling with Ashland second and Lay On third in 1:48. Fred Barr was the winner of the five eighths selling with Sir Dilke second and Joe Clark third in 1:06. Cerro Gordo captured the three fourths selling with Billy Bennett second and Minnie Baxter third in 1:21. Argen tina led maidens at one half mile with La Golondrina second Realm third in 59 seconds.
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Sligo
le Banjo
Addie Buchanan
the Princess
Ashland
Lay On
Fred Barr
Sir Dilke
Joe Clark
Cerro Gordo
Billy Bennett
Minnie Baxter
Argentina
la Golondrina
Realm
Rumor of Divorce for Champion James J Corbett and Mrs Corbett
Rumor from New York on June 6 says Mrs Corbett contemplates divorce from Champion James J Corbett after being seen leaving Howe & Hummel. They have been strained. six months ago they separated amicably and he provided a $100 weekly allowance.
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New York
Corbet
Exeter Phillips Exeter athletic meet yields school records
Phillips Exeter Athletic Association held its spring meet with several record performances. Jack 96 set a new pole vault record of 4 ft 1 2 in his own mark. other winners included Whitcomb in the 220 yard dash, Wainwright in running high jump, Babador in the mile, and Jones in the 100 yard dash with noted times and distances for each event.
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Exeter
N. H
Phillips Exeter Athletic Association
Jack
Whitcomb
Wainwright
Babador
Jones
Lis
Rea
Pimlico Race Results Summary
Pimlico races concluded with six furlongs Milan first Captain Jack second Wheeler third Time 1 15 ¼. Seven furlongs Ina first Kallirhoe second First Light third Time 1 29 ½. One and one sixteenth miles Clare us first Kilkenny second Dr Jones third Time 1 05 ¼. Five furlongs Laura Davis first Miss Edith second Chugnut third Time 1 07. Steeplechase full course Sam D first Young Orio second Only two finishers No time.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Milan
Captain Jack
Wheeler
Ina
Kallirhoe
Clarus
Kilkenny
Dr. Jones
Races at Concord Driving Park Feature Close Finishes
At Concord New Hampshire two races were run at the Driving Park on June 6 Clayton led in the 2 40 class but faded to finish poorly Lady Walcott set a new mark yet fell short of Mona A Bay Prince won the 2 29 event after a sharp first heat setback and a stronger finish in heat two trading brushes with Wilkie Belmont
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Concord
N. H
Driving Park
Clayton
Lady Walcott
Mona A. Bay Prince
Tool
Wilkie Belmont
Chicago to New York Bicycle Relay Starts at Dawn
The Chicago to New York bicycle relay began at 9 a.m. from Army headquarters at Adams Street and Michigan Avenue. Monitors John Lawson and R. H. Winship led the first eight miles to Grand Crossing before passing to R. R. Earl and J. J. Bezenek then to Kensington riders T. Wyman and G. E. Bicker. Relays extend to Laporte Indiana with a 72 hour goal as each rider races to cover their territory quickly.
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Chicago
New York
Army
Adama Street
Michigan Avenue
Merritt
Miles
Hesing
John Lawson
Monitor Cycling Club
R. H. Winship
Winship
Pullman Building
Grand Crossing
R. R. Earl
J. J. Bezenek
Kensington
T. Wyman
G. E. Bicker
Laporte
Ind
Zimmerman Challenges Johnson In Local Race
In Asbury Park on June 6 Zimmerman challenged John A Johnson to a race to come off here. Specific details of the event were not disclosed.
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Zimmy
Johnson
Asbury, Park
Zimmerman
John A. Johnson
Bennington Horse Fair Races Reported With Rain Interruption
At North Bennington Driving Park in Bennington Vermont the 3:00 class winner was Edgar H Walton with Will English second and unknown third while the 2:39 class saw Molly Stark first with Topsy Brown second and Springwood third. Ray Dick took the farmers horses cart race as rain interrupted future events and racing will resume tomorrow.
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Bennington
North Bennington Driving Park
Edgar H. Walton
Will English
Molly Stark
Topsy Brown
Springwood
Ray Dick
Charlatan wins Anteuil grand hurdle in Paris
The Anteuil grand hurdle race of 60 000 francs plus 600 francs sweepstakes for full horses and mares aged four and up, over 5000 metres, was won by Charlatan owned by M G Ledat. Le Tertre ridden by M Bloch finished second and Eglantier owned by M A Lavi was third. Betting was 6 to 1 on Charlatan.
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Paris
M. G. Ledat
Charlatan
M. BH. Bloch
le Tertre
M. A. Lavi
Eglantier
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