Grand Prix 5 Won by a Head at Longchamp
The Grand Prix de Paris of 200,000 francs was won by Ki zil Kourgan a chestnut filly owned by M E de St Alaray. Retz and Maximum dead heated for second while Arizona was fourth as eleven horses ran in the mile and seven furlongs race. American jockeys had mixed results with three winners two seconds and two thirds in other races but none in the Grand Prix. President Loubet congratulated the winning owner after the finish.
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Hurley Helps Set Cycling Records at Vailsburg
Newark track meet reports three cycling records broken. Frank Kramer and Marcus Hurley, racing after scratch by Handicapper Wetmore, clocked a half mile in 66 seconds and 54.45 seconds respectively. Kramer set a 10 mile open mark at 22 minutes 10 seconds. Jose Orlando posted a novice quarter mile world record of 32.25 seconds. Hartey won a heat in 1 58.15 but did not place in the final. Bale returned and won an intermediate prize.
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Harvard Names New Athletic Managers for Fall Teams
R. A. Wood, 08, elected manager of next fall's Harvard basketball team while C. H. Derby, '', named manager of the Crimson lacrosse team.
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Hugh McLean Sets Sights On Fast Pace At Charles River Park
Chelsea rider Hugh McLean will race in tomorrow afternoon's paced event at Charles River Park against Harry Elkes and William Stinson. Stinson taunts McLean after a recent race, while Elkes trains hard aiming to break records. Elkes claims top form as his tandems receive new tires and overhaul.
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Harvard Golf Club abandons Wellington property move
The movement started months ago by the Harvard Golf Club to buy the Wellington property on Trapelo road in Waltham for a golf course has been practically abandoned due to a lack of funds.
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Need for New Pitchers Hits Both Boston Teams
After a tough week, the Boston Nationals won four straight but struggle with pitching depth. The local American League side dropped three of four in Chicago and St. Louis, highlighting the search for three new arms as Buckenberger eyes additions.
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Amateur Baseball Teams and Local Players Listed
A compiled roster lists amateur baseball teams by locality with player ages and managers’ names and addresses. Entries cover Dorchester Malden Somerville Everett Charlestown South Boston Medford Revere Brookline Roxbury Watertown and Cambridge with ages from 11 to 19 and managers including Conley Wisphusen Davies McGinnis Tinkham Clements Bradford Cahill Hurley McDonough connections to various streets and companies.
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Boxing Gossip and Clubs Clears in Boston Scene
Boston boxing gossip includes plans to postpone the Jeffries Fitzsimmons match to secure proper arrangements while promoters deny rumors of conflict. The piece criticizes sensational press agents and defends veteran writer Rob Roy, asserting honesty about boxers and events despite club closings and biased reporting.
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Wesleyan Joins Tri Collegiate League Pact
Wesleyan University officials announced joining the new tri-collegiate league with Dartmouth and Williams after a student mass meeting. Proposals were approved by Wesleyan leaders and notified to Dartmouth and Williams, with the understanding that a satisfactory year could make the arrangement permanent.
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Pittsburg Game Ends Series At South End This Afternoon
Pirates face potential second game victory with Victor Willis likely to start as the South End hosts the final game of the series. Lajoie day tomorrow at Huntington avenue grounds welcomes the Collins team back home and Hickman and Bernhardt draw warm receptions. The New York team may set a season record for outfield players while a large tryout list circulates. Attendance in the American League tops last year by about 50 thousand through June 1. Colorado Springs forms a rooters group surpassing 1000 members. Castro improves with the Athletics and nine Mack shifts infield duties. Critics praise President Freedman for player-friendly actions yet rebuke him for Kennedy’s release while ill. Assumption Catholic Association of East Boston seeks June 28 game against a strong foe. Frank Halligan manages from East Boston. Dorchester’s John O’Reilly South Boston clash features Fred Clarkson on the mound. South Boston plays twice. Jouett Meekin, ex major leaguer, now pitches for the Memphis Club in the Southern League.
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Boston and Cleveland clash in Canton crowd upset
Canton witnesses 3000-strong crowd as Boston defeats Cleveland in a game moved from Cleveland. A fly ball happened to bounce for two bases amid the packed stands. In Detroit Mullin pitched well as Washington scored twice on a passed ball and timely hits. Washington’s six errors aided Detroit’s scoring. Attendance around 5000. Also golf notes from Massachusetts events and club championships across Wollaston Newton Norfolk Oakley courses.
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Baseball Notation of Incomplete Game Summary
Incomplete OCR style snippet lists base hits by Klemphill Kelley McGann Bresna han Selbach and Padden Hemphill with mentions of a double play, stolen base by Burkett, and errors or fouls. Time noted as 55m. Several words garbled. lacks full context or teams. No clear event, date, or location.
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Hoboken Defeats Cincinnati At Home 6 to 2
Hoboken on their grounds defeated the Cincinnati National League team by six runs to two. Hoboken showed better fielding and stronger hitting while Currie Bergen Murray and Lamar formed the battery for Hoboken against Cincinnati.
Tigers at Boston headline night of national games
National games schedule lists Tigers versus Boston, St. Louis against Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New York, Chicago facing Philadelphia, in American pairings Philadelphia at Chicago and Baltimore at St. Louis, Washington at Detroit, and New England matchups Manchester versus Lawrence Concord versus Haverhill Lowell versus Fall River Nashua versus Dover.
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Champion Sets World Mile, 10 Mile Records At Pittsburg
Albert Champion defeated Pittsburg rivals with a mile in 1m 18 2 5s the fastest in history and a 10 mile mark of 18m 41 58s His pacing outfit bound for Revere ahead of tomorrow’s race against Walworth while Hoyt and Gately added a motor tandem mile in 1m 10s Walthour voiced high confidence for the forthcoming double event amid amateur contests for a special benefit.
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Winchester Pile Cure Liquid Remedy Claims Pile Cure
A pleasant tasting liquid advertised to be taken internally. It allegedly acts on the lower bowels to kill pile formations in the blood and gradually soften and dissolve away the growths. The copy stresses direct action and gradual dissolution without detailing clinical evidence.
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