Durborow Fails In Battery To Hook Swim Amid Strong Tide
Philadelphia swimmer Charles Durborow battled a fierce current Sunday in a bid to swim from the Battery to Sandy Hook. After seven hours and thirty four minutes he abandoned the attempt, having covered about twenty-one and a half miles. He had previously failed to reach the Hook from the Hook to the Battery a week earlier by six miles. Durborow, nearly blind and insensible to touch, was rescued as the boat reached the side with assistance unable to pull him aboard.
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Fran Sarge
Usherow
Eatontown Readies Fourth of July Celebration
Eatontown schedules a July Fourth event with track and field events for all ages plus pony busting lariat tossing polo and a pie eating contest. Judges include Van Keuren Jr Applegate Woods Roberts and Diekengon with Byles Jr in charge.
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Oklahoma
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Otto Applegate
Frank Woods
J. M. Roberts
T. M. Diekengon
New Officers Named for Deal Golf Club
New officers selected by the Deal Golf and Country Club include President Frederick H. Eaton, vice president Richard H. Higgins, secretary Herbert W. Hill, and treasurer Alvord. Green committee scope revised with Tim Wike and B. Kelley as chairman, changing oversight duties.
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Herbert W. Hill
Alvord
Tim Wike
B. Kelley
Cubans in Dry Dock Rest Before Key Schedule
The Cubans in Dry Dock have paused practice at Baxepall Park to rest for a demanding stretch starting tomorrow in Poughkeepsie. They head to Middletown for a series with the run eup team, then face Danbury, with hopes of prolonging the pennant race beyond July 15. Manager Henriquez dismissed rumors of players Gonzales and Luque joining Boston on July 15 and Villazon joining Cincinnati.
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MAU Warns Chore Athletes On Sanctioned Meets
Monmouth County athletic events led by the Pastime club and Bradley Beach on the Fourth of July require A W A sanction. Oscar A. Morgan warns athletes to verify sanctioning before entering races swimming or weight events. Unauthorized participants face suspension or disbarment.
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Holiday Shoot At Asbury Park Gun Club Draws Large Field
Entries pour in for the Asbury Park Gun Club holiday shoot to be held on the beach at the foot of Fourth Avenue on Independence Day. Prizes valued over 25 dollars are offered. Future shoots schedule for Wednesdays. Participants include Thom Lenane Jr., a member of the New York Athletic Club shoot committee.
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Thom Lenane, Jr
New York Athletic
Debut Hurdles For Youngster Vs Star Pitchers
Veteran catcher Lou Criger recalls the艰 tough initiation when a novice reaches the majors. Candy LaChance faced Amos Rusie and then Mathew Meekin, striking out three times in two games, prompting doubts about the league's pitching.
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la Chance
Brooklyn
New York
Amos Ruale
Meekin
Augie
Meekin Gud
Cardinals Add Two Star Waiters Sheckard and Huggins
James Tilden Sheckard and Miller Huggins, famed for drawing walks, are now with the St. Louis Cardinals. Sheckard drew 122 walks and Huggins 87 while with the Cubs, making them the league’s top on base threats and a matchup burden for opposing pitchers this season.
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James Tilden Sheckard
Miller Huggins
Chicago Cubs
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ST. Louis Nariom
Star Walker
International Canoe Race Revival for Challenge Cup
The Gananoque Canoe and Motor Boat Club of Canada challenges Ralph B. Britton for the New York club in a return of the International Challenge Cup. The series will run July 11 and 12 with July 14 as a potential deciding race, marking the first Candace trophy contest in eighteen years as Britton seeks victory after last year's win.
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Gananoque Canoe and Motorboat Club of Canada
Ralph ,B. Britton
New York
United States
Canada
Britton
Bankers and Broker Back in Show Ring at Long Branch
John Doyle teams Banker and Broker for a summer exhibition at the Long Branch Horse Show. Banker, first shown at Hollywood Park nine years ago, remains vigorous under Doyle’s care after a circuit of owners and name changes from Debater to Prince Albert. Broker, always in Doyle’s hands, is linked to famed road four-in-hand teams and high class carriage horse trading, signaling horses mature with age can still shine in show and park driving.
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George R. Breweter
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Mr. Dolye
Prince Albert
Moscow
Emil Selig
New York
Arenes
George G. Hagen
Emil Seel
Paul A. Sorg
Empire Track
Diamond league tightens as Danbury ties third place
The text notes possible surprises in the league with Mid Dletown 3 playing strong and the Cubans striving to keep their Standard Oil lead. It mentions a stretch of daily games and the impact of Danbury's defeat bringing them into a tie for third place.
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Streadd
Danbury
Fourth of July Races and Events at Sandy Hook Yacht Club
The Sandy Hook Yacht Club nears completion of its Fourth of July programme at the promenade pier end. Afternoon races in sail and motor classes aim to add points toward summer series standings with prizes, plus a water polo contest between New York City teams.
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Sandy Hook
New York City
Real Casino Hosts Swimming Carnival Ahead of Fourth
Preparations for Independence Day celebrations include evening fireworks and a large water sports program at the Casino. Key events feature a 100 yard swim with ATUU swimmers and top entrants from the New York Athletic Club, including Olympic veterans Nicholas Nerich and James Reilly.
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New York Athletic Club
New York
Nicholas Nerich
James Reilly
United States
Stockholm
Arthur McAleenan
Howard Bebraes
A. C
How Baseball Rule 43 Is Observed
A playful chorus shows Rule 43 enforcement as players hurry from the bench to avoid interfering with a fielder during a throw or catch. The dialogue riffs on haste and distraction with phrases like Can’t get it and I got it, reflecting a lighthearted view of rule observance.
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Jimmy
Baseball Scores From National American and Other Leagues
National League results include Brooklyn 8 Boston 2 with batteries Perane and Rariden for Brooklyn. Cincinnati 7 St Louis 2. Philadelphia 2 New York 3. Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 2. New York 9 Philadelphia 0 in American League play. Boston 4 Detroit 6. St Louis 2 Chicago 0. standings show Chicago 30 3 14, St Louis 5 4, New York 9 4 22. International League Providence 8 Baltimore 28.
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Moriarty Best Pegger In Uneven Todays Match
In a rough game Moriarty shows top form with quick straight drives and strong steam, while Moriarty uses a light ball but finds success with controlled pace. The Tigers start with a timid attack as George’s throws and sifts shape the early action.
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Aiall George
Moriarty
Philadelphia Giants Fight Amid Crowd After Close Game
A chaotic scene followed a tense 11 to 10 Philadelphia victory as Giants manager John McGraw was struck and staffers struggled to separate two New York players. About 15,000 fans watched the slugfest in a packed ballpark and police intervened to restore order.
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