Buskin Wins Metropolitan in the Stretch
Busty futurist compact handicap feature at Park New Fern saw Buskin surge to victory by five lengths as View and Cochran's entry contested the show money. Tommy Ryan and Mysterious battled over 38 rounds, with limits and belts disputed among participants and officials.
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Park
New Fern
Yeatorday
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Zebse
New York
Ache
Curieé
A. Cochran
Fans Own Column Tennis Goods
A reader column discusses tennis gear and related items. It covers equipment, apparel, and accessories available for enthusiasts, with notes on selection and buying tips.
Johnny Barron Wins Three Straight for Haverhill
Johnny Barron of this city has won three straight for Haverhill Mass with Flaherty catching and Wilson managing the team. Dick Tuckey played for Springfield and New Britain signs pitchers and outfielders as the Federals eye the Eastern and Atlantic leagues.
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Johnny Barron
Haverhill Team
Haverhill
Mass
Flaherty
Springfield
Barron
Wilson
Havernit
Deny Merkle Grant and Marquard Go to St Louis
President Hempstead of the Giants denied a circulating report that New York planned a three cornered deal with St Louis and Boston. He said he had heard nothing definite and would not expect any trade unless confirmed by sources close to McGraw. The rumour claimed Merkle Grant and Marquard would move to St Louis while the Giants received Crews and Boston players in return.
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Marquard
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New York
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Rubeard
Fred Merkle
Eadie Grant
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Giante
Hub C. Pome
Les Mates
St. N
Béstonwan
Tts
Fienere
Yale Crew Coach Nickalls Resigns After Turmoil
Yale rowing turmoil grows after a poor showing at Cayuga with critics targeting Nickalls method. Coach Charles Courtney of Cornell suggested equipment faults, a Yale secret New York conference followed, and Nickalls announced resignation to return to England. Earl Grey left New York for England aboard the Waterland after a global tour.
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Princston
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Lake Cayuga
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Wickalls
Earl Grey
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New York
Enejland
Waterland
Durbar Wins English Derby in Dreom
In Dreom Eng May 27, the American entry Durbar II won the Derby by three lengths from Hapsburg with Peter the Hermit third among thirty starters. Cadlmondely’s Hapsburg placed second and Peter the Hermit third. Durbar I. was the previous American Derby winner in 1907 with Orby.
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Cadlmondely
Hapsburg
H J. King
Peter the ‘Hermit
Durbar I
Ath
Richard Joker
Orby
Ouimet Defeats Hope by One Up in French Amateur Round
In Versailles on May 27 the third round of the French amateur golf championship at La Bou lig, windy and showery, saw five of 14 American entrants. Francis Ouimet, Woodland Golf club, Mane, beat Lord Charles Hope, holder of the title, by one up in the ard round. Travers defeated Herreshoff 5 up and 4 to play after a slow start.
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la Boulig Hinks
Francis Ouimet
Woodland Golf Club
Mane
Jerome D. ‘Travers
Upper Montclair
N. J
Henry J. Topping
Greenwich Country Club
Conn
Frederick Herreshott
New York
W. Bowers
la Poulie
Francis ‘Ouimet
Lord Charles Hope
Travers
Frederick Herreshoff
Andy
Herreshoff
Theien
Amateurs Called To Report For Waterbury Trip
Amateur baseball players from Yellow Mill listed to report at Stratford end Bunnell Street before 8 30 Sunday morning for a trip to Waterbury. Names include G Kane B Dorkin J Noonan T Mc Grath B Kane H Donnelly J Mil H Larson B Dunn and J Buck signed by Manager D Dorkin. Also mentions a fire at the State Bank Brooklyn Mich with damages estimated at 350 000 and an ad for John Buck and Son.
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Yellow Mill
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Bunnell Street
Bua
Waterbury
G. Kane
B. Dorkin
J. Noonan
T. McGrath
B. Kane
H. Donnelly
J. Mil
H. Larson
B. Dunn
J. Buck
D. Dorkin
State Bank
Brooklyn, Mich
Ponies Rally Lets Bridgeport Slip In 6 4 Loss
Springfield defeats Bridgeport 6 to 4 at League 1 park in a pitching friendly yet high tempo game. Tuckey and Burch faced stiff resistance as fielding shines from Stow Gleason Lennond Swander Aubrey and Hallman supported by solid hitting. Cabrera homer and Pratt three-base hit stand out amid late drama.
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Springfield Republican
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Tuckey
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Gleason
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Hallman
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Pratt
Cabrera
Cuba
Jeff Meld
Swander
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Slam
Gleagon
Cabby
Springfield
Tier ‘Ney
Boultes
Ens
Kerns
Bisex
Wehrell
Good
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Heilman
Crescent Team Signs Miller for Shortstop In Prospect
Amateur baseball item notes manager Donning signs Miller to play shortstop, with promise of a great future under his guidance. Royal Blues of the city host Stratford on Sunday at Avon Park, Stratford Avenue, game set for 2 30. Andy Goodman and Rube Robinson form the Blues battery. R. B. Clay, 877 Main Street, City.
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Crescent
Miller
Royal Blues
Colores
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Avon Park
Stratford
Aveue
Andy Goodman
Rube Robinson
Blues Crack Battery
R.B Clay
Mar
Main Street
City
Miss Bishop Easily Wins Golf Match
In the first round of the women s metropolitan golf championship at Hasex County Country club Miss Marion Hollins of Westbrook defeated Mrs A B Holden of the home club three up to play Miss Georgianna M Bishop of Brooklawn a previous national and metropolitan champion defeated Mrs J F Sanford of Essex County former president of the association by six and five seven to play C A Severance a man indicted on charges of fraudulent use of the mails in the California land frauds was sentenced to six months imprisonment.
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Marion [Hollins
Westbrook
A B. Holden
Georgianna M. Bishop
Brooklawn
Bishop
Essex County
Miss Holling
Miss Hyde
J. F. Sanford
Women's Metropolitan Golf Association
Miss Bishop
C. A. Severance
California
Baseball Gossip From The Internationals And The National League
Manager Jack Dunn of the Baltimore Internationals signs two-year contracts for all players on his squad. Two first basemen, Kenedy and Jack Miller, tied at .267 batting as latest figures arrive. Washington batteries work in pairs with Ainsworth paired to Johnson and Henry backing Boehling. Williams handles catching Johnson recently due to Ainsmith injuries. Neyland of West Point shines as a top college pitcher, with a no hit bid against Catholic University and another strong performance. Phillies, last year’s NL leaders, slump toward last place while Boston edges closer to the same fate.
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Johnson
Henry
Boehling
Williams
Ainsmith
Neyland
West Point
Catholic University
Phillies
Boston
Boxing Grip Tops British Fans and Varsities Debate
A Detroit Philadelphia series discussion mirrors British boxing fervor as fans crave a true champion. George Burns of the Tigers shines amid reform talk, while U S college sport echoes in Oxford and Cambridge prestige debates. The piece notes Red Sox pitcher Ames and a press of university athletic honor, ending with New York’s heat and a local sale ad.
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Tigers
Philadelphia
California
Try
Jean
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