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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1902

Page

6

American polo spat ends with warrant over waterbury spurs

London reports amid polo controversy after Lt Waterbury faced a police warrant for cruelty to animals following Lord Shrewsbury's demand to inspect spurs at Hurlingham. The incident fuels tension between the American team led by Foxhall Keene and English players, clouding the match versus Walter Buckmaster's side.

London Lord Shrewsbury Waterbury Hurlingham Foxhall Keene Walter Buckmaster Hurlingham Club Mr. Waterbury Keene Kavlishanen

Cincinnati Beats St Louis as Errors Cost St Louis

Yesterday in Cincinnati the St Louis team was hammered by six errors and weak pitching by Wicker. Thielman pitched well for Cincinnati as St Louis suffered a 6 to 3 defeat with multiple miscues contributing to the loss.

Cincinnati Wicker St. Louis Thielman Wickers

Standing of the Clubs in Early Baseball League

W. P C leads by percentage with Pittsburg at .306 and .883 win rate. New York shows a .417 mark. Chicago .657. Philadelphia .412. Brooklyn .472. Cincinnati .389. Boston .441. St. Louis .387. League table lists games won and lost totals for each club.

W. B. Pittsburg New York Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston St. Louis

Philadelphia at New York Game Scheduled for Today

A basketball game between the Philadelphia team and the New York squad is scheduled for today. Players and officials are preparing for a likely competitive matchup in a city rivalry setting.

Philadelphia New York

Jersey City Completes Three Straight Over Newark

Jersey City pulled away in the eighth inning after Newark miscues to win the game and extend its streak to three against the home nine. Errors by Cross and Bierbauer plus five Jersey City hits produced six runs in the frame. Griffin and Pfanmiller pitched for their teams as Newark made several costly errors in a game lasting one hour and forty minutes at Newark.

Newark Jersey City Cross Bierbauer Griffin STE Sco Oe Pfanmiller Childs Stolers Hayward Jope Carr First Plawmiller Jordan Mr. Egan

Localized Theatre Result Snapshot

The fragment lists city rankings and numbers for several towns including Binghamton Schenectady Troy Utica and Albany with scores or positions beside each entry. The readable items suggest a regional tally or competition outcome without full context or verbs.

lion—Tlion Binghamton Schenectady Troy Utica Albany

Fragmentary Providence snippet with names and codes

In this incomplete text, references to Worcester, Csmraah, McCauley, Merritt appear amid coded strings and stray numbers. The readable names hint at people or places, but full context and event details are not present.

REE Providence Worcester Csmraah McCauley Merritt Eny

Harlem oarsmen rest after regatta and anxiously eye Henley

Sunday following a major regatta sees calm for Harlem River crews as training slows and clubs discuss Friday’s races. Titus and Scholes face uncertain Henley prospects while several Harlem and Philadephia clubs exchange prizes in the Harlem Regatta Association events.

Harlem Philadelphia Long Island Sound College Point Titus Scholes Union Boat Club Henley Harlem Regatta Association James B. Juvenal Vesper Boat Club Louis Scholes Don Rowing Club Toronto Ontario Thiller Nassau Boat Club University Barge Club Dauntless Rowing Club Harlem Rowing Club New York Athletic Club

Hurley Sets New Five Mile Amateur Record at Vailsburg

Marcus J L Hurley won the five mile amateur handicap at the Vailsburg track Newark in 11 09 1 5 to set a new record surpassing Ingrahams Buffalo mark. He also took the half mile open amateur ahead of Billington with a close finish. The meeting included Cadwell beating Nelson in the fifteen mile motor paced race after Nelsons machine failed.

Marcus JL. Hurley Vailsburg Newark N. J Buffalo N. Y Ingraham Hurley Billington Henry Cadwell Manchester H. B. Appleton New York City P. Clayton N.J A. .Welsher M.L. Hurley Theodore Vailsbure George Glasson KF. J. Cadwell Hartford Edward Bailey Conn Joseph Neloot Chicago Ill Cadwell

New York Athletic Club Tennis Tourney Nears Final Round

The NYAC lawn tennis championship at Travis Island advances to finals. Top players Hincke Caldwell Gillette Mallory Davis Hildt and Relyea reach semis in Championship singles while handicap and doubles events show further progress and defaults.

New York Athletic Club Travis Island O. Hincke M. Caldwell W. K. Gillette H. Davis W. A. Burke F. Hildt R. Mallory C. M.relyea J. O’connor C. M. Relyea Freshman Lane Davis H.hincke Hildt Freedman Brodie Willmarth Caldwell O'Connor W. Mallory Burke Belyea H. Hincke Gillette

Mystery around fatal fall leaves clues in gutter

A man found unconscious in front of 653 West Fifty fifth Street died after sustaining a skull fracture a broken nose and jaw and losing an eye. Police suspect assault and robbery though identity was initially unknown until a tailor’s name led to W E Hutchinson a New York Central railroad clerk residing at 247 East One Hundred and Twenty second Street. A diamond ring opera glasses and a theatre programme were found on the body.

Scholer Roosevelt Hospital West Proctor’s

Gates Said Rejected by Union League Club Admissions

Report claims Chicago financier John W. Gates was rejected for membership by the Union League Club’s Committee on Admissions. While some club figures avoided discussion, others allegedly confirmed the rejection. Gates’s son Charles W. Gates was removed from the waiting list at his own request.

John W. Gates Chicago Union League Club Gates Waldorf-Astoria John C. Tappin Lexington Avenue New York Yacht Club Union League Wall Street Mr. Gates Charles W. Gates

Swift Home First in Trot and Pace at Harlem River

Large crowd watched trotting and pacing at Harlem River Speedway with close finishes. John F. Cockerill's Swift 2.15% won two fast heats over Mahlon, while Fred Dietz's Miss Overton took three straight heats from Belton Jr. Pacers led by Jennie C. and Cresc ent, with Fred W. beating Crescent in a tight finish. King Tom and Tippo battled to a head apart, and Grant fell short against Freeland before a loud crowd.

Harlem River Speedway Swift John. F. Cockerill Mahlon Charles Reilly Fred Dietz Miss Overton Belton, Jr Nathan Straus Crescent Morgan Marshall Fred W Charles Weiland Jennie C Mr. Marshall King David Lamar Freeland David Goodman Mr. Goodman Grant King Tom Christopher Hackett Tippo F. W. Darrin Kerry Tippo John J. Timmons Harry Davis A. B. Newman la Belle Gabe. Case George C. Hartman Elton George Young Dandy Louis Kahn George Wallace James Murphy Chicago Amy Wilkes George Grote Theresa B C. C. Valentine Belle V A. J. Franklin Rme Boston Boy Fannie E

Thoroughbred racing entries for a multi race card

Handicap and selling races listed with weights for each entrant across seven events. Horses such as Cephalagia and Draughtsman lead the hurdle handicap while Maidens, two year olds, and older sprinters like Discus and Pride of Galore appear in the seven race lineup.

Cephalagia Semper Ira Colbert Marylander Tankard Mister Stoffel Big Gun Colllegian Hedge Dark Planet Warte Nicht Judge Voorheis Gruachan Mackey Dwyer Bernard Gilfain Gloriosa Blue Delft Makeda Coligny Stunts Royal Ensign Bobbinet Minotaur Faust Soothsayer and Briers Squire Quinne Goldsby Bonus Courtnay Knight of Snowden Sterling Fox Lord Sterling Moroton Caller East Kelston Lord Badge Knight Templar Dachshund Thula Anna Darling Goody Goody Discus Attorney Bob Hilliard Janeway Napleon Peeper Blue Ribbon Fireeater Hurstbourne Voorheis Brimstone Rockford Pride of Galore Belle of Troy Hermis Highlander Kamara Lombre Himself Moor St. Finnan Colonel Bill Josepha Kingraine Alard Scheck Millitary Rappenecker Duckey Malden Bruff May J Jack McGinnis Ghost Cheron Petra II Brandysmash Mark Cheek Frank Erne Ziegfeld and Bastile Ascension Golden Cottage Oclawaha

Fire rescues mother and child from second story

Mrs Delia Shaughnessy and her two year old were saved from a frame building at 157 East 127th Street in night clothes as a fire on the roof forced bystanders to watch. John Mahoney who lived nearby reappeared carrying the baby and supporting Mrs Shaughnessy amid a large crowd and police reserves. Seven horses in a rear stable were led away through an alley as East One Hundred Twenty Sixth Street Station reserves were summoned.

Delia Shaughnessy East One Hundred and Twenty-seventh Street John Mahoney

Sedelsmeyer Stars in Brooklyn Club Meet at Maspeth

In a Brooklyn Athletic Club event at Maspeth L I J Sedelsmeyer led with wins in running high jump and shot put. Kaiser McGrath and Cranston placed in the sprints while Pryor Dunn and others won various handicap races. In Jersey City Oliver Drew, Irish champion, lost to Hopkins and Runciman then beat them in a doubles match with Howley.

Brooklyn Athletic Club Maspeth L. I J. Sedelsmeyer H. Kaiser E. Stache J. McGrath J. H. Cranston Ro E. Stache F. Pryor J. Johnston J. Soriano J. Dunn B. Woods Tarrant Jersey City Oliver Drew E. Hopkins A. Runciman M. Howley Drew Seeker Ok O. Drew W. Lenihan A. Keefe Sieirek James Flaherty P. Edwards Ee i

Shipping and Mails Schedule Notice

Post Office notice outlines ship departures and mail closings for Atlantic and Pacific routes from June 2 to June 21. It lists vessels such as Algonquin Leon XIII Citta di Milano and Kronprinz Nea with respective ports, plus inland mail connections, registered mail rules, and expected arrivals from Hongkong Shanghai Yokohama and Honolulu via the America Maru.

Algonquin Charleston Jacksonville el -Alba New Orleans Kronprinz Maracas St. Vincent Grenada North Star Portland Orizaba Colon Palatin Hamburg Princess Anne Norfolk Silvia Newfoundland Etona Argentina Geeikke Cours Denver Galveston Hubert Barbados Jefferson Stihlore Aeloe Majestic Liverpool St. Paul Southampton Valencia Fortunes — Island Haiti Zeeland Antwerp Tahiti Marquesas Islands San Francisco Australia West Australia Europe New Zealand Fiji Samoa Hawaii Etruria New York Sierra Japan China Philippine Islands City of Peking Vancouver Victoria B. C United States Postal Agency Shanghai Canada United States Seattle Tosaaru Tacoma Duke of Fife Hawaiii Alameda Fiji Islands Aaranel van Cott Hongkong Yokohama Honolulu

Atlantic Shipping News Roundup of Arrivals and Voyages

Advance and multiple liner calls list arrivals and movements of vessels including Citta di Genova Naples May 20, Laur entian Glasgow May 24, Umbria Naples May 21, and Kaiserin Maria Theresia at Genoa Naples and Gibraltar with passengers. Reports track ships passing Fire Island and key ports, with cargoes and consignments to firms such as Oelrichs Co Ganzilli Chemical Co Busk Jevons and J. T. Van Sickle and dates May through June.

Advance Colon Citta di Genova Naples Jersey City Swansea Laurentian Glasgow Scotia St. Michael’s el Cid New Orleans Germanic Liverpool Manitou London Umbria Hesperia la Lorraine Havre Sardegna Weyer Genoa Gibraltar Ndse Oelrichs & Co Fire Island Delaware Davies Philip Ruprecht Stolzenfels Strafing Fernandina H. Vogemann & Co Bernilla O’connor Huelva Ganzilli Chemical Company Robinson Atlantic Transport Company Furnessia Young Moville Mdse Bonderer Brothers Ryndam Vander Zee Rotterdam Boulogne Pas Sengers Lst Helios Jansen Hamburg West Hartlepool Equita Ital Castero Ndses Busk & Jevons Aragon Blake Georgetown S. C Export Lumber Company Kansas City Smith Savannah Ocean Steamship Company el Siglo Boyd J. T. van Sickle Guyandotte Hilles Norfolk Old Dominion Steamship Company Bergenseren Clausen Sanchez Bartram Brothers The Bar George Farwell Brewster Jacksonville J. C. Turner Cypress Lumber Company New Haven Princess Anne Hulphers Newport. News Iroquois Chichester Charleston William P. Clyde & Co Benefactor French Philadelphia Moise S. W. Luckenbach Thompson Newport News Lewis Luckenbach Georgian Parker Frederick Leyland & Co., Limited Calliope Carter Las Palmas Benham & Boyesen Shanghai Sandy Hook N. J

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