New York Oarsmen Aim At Pelham Bay Regatta Course
National Association president plans a two mile Pelham Bay watercourse near East Chester for a public lake and international regattas. The $150,000 project would include a dyke from Hutchinson River bridge to Rodman’s Neck, open for boating when not racing. The scheme aims to beat existing venues and attract foreign crews within two years.
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New York
National Association of
James Pilkington
National Association
Chester
Pelham Bay
City Hall
Pelham Bay Park
Pilkington
Grant Monument
Hinteni
Palhant Bay
Hutchinson River
Pelham Bey Park
Rodminn
Rudmian
Alsen
Karren
Henley
Paris
Tamburg
Philadelphia
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Poughkeepsie
Clubmen Play Good Pool In Metropolitan Handicap
Rapid progress marked the Metropolitan Handicap amateur pool tournament as 128 entries narrowed to half by nightfall. Notable matches included Evan A. Gamble of the New York Athletic Club defeating Artemas Hotlines of Knollwood Gulf Club 129 to 75, with 11 to 75 balls remaining. The Strollers Club dominated early rounds, defeating Cornelius Fox and others as the event unfolds at the Strollers’ Madison Avenue theater and clubroom.
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Theatre Ams
Strollers
Madison Avenue
Evan A. Gamble
New York Athletic Lab
Artemas” Hotlines
Knollwood Gulf Club
Knickerbocker Club
Precatus
Reginald EF
Ardsley B
J. Keatherton
Renege Athletic Club
Stihee
Francis K. Stevens
University Club
J. Gerald Benkard
The
Cornelius K. Fox
the Strollers
Qh Walls
Republican Club
Alexander M. Orr, Jr
New York Yacht_Club
James Ripley Bartholomew
St. Anthony Cub
Arthur M. Cox
University Gire Club
Evan A. Gambie
New York Athletic Club
Artemas Holmes
Knollwood Golf
Eli
Wygant
West End Republican Club
Charles G. Meyer
Delta Phi. Club
Anthony Clough
William A. Tilt
Stroallers
E. Maitland Armstrong
St. Anthony Club
Chauncey Anderson
New York May Seek Automobile Commission Powers
The article reports calls for a New York automobile commission with powers like racing and railroad bodies. Proponents argue such a panel would regulate licenses and disputes, limit violations, and improve safety while excluding speed regulation from its remit. Notable figures linked include Dave Hennen Morris and other automotive leaders.
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New York
Dave Hennen Mort
Automobile Club of America
Dave Hennen Morris
Commodore Ee
Bourne
New York Yacht. Club
Winthrop
Scarritt
George F. Chamberlain
Albert
American Automobile Association
New York State Automobile Association
Higgins
Automobile Commission
Suburban Horse Adbell Sold to Smathers Stable
After winning the mile and a quarter handicap at Gravesend J E Maddens Adbell is sold to Samuel C Hildreth for E E Smathers. Smathers plans Adbell for the Suburban Handicap with 108 pounds. Adbell carried 115 in yesterday’s race and won in 2 06 15, faster than Delhi. Hildreth expects to manage Adbell’s infirmity and have him represent Smathers over McChesney in the Suburban.
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J. E. Madden
Adbell
Gravesend Track
Samuel C. Hildreth
E. E. Smathers
Smathers
Mr. Hildreth
Brooklyn
Delhi
Hildreth
McChesney
New York Horses Win at Philadelphia Show
Judge William Jak Moore of New York led with three firsts at the Philadelphia Horse Show on Wissahickon Heights. He claimed the four in hand tandems with Foraker and Lady Gay and the single harness cup with Forest King. Reginald Van derbilt won a hackney blue, Westchester Farm took a thoroughbred hunter ribbon, James Hobart Moore won two blues, Charles Wheeler topped polo ponies, and Eben D. Jordan earned two blues in Boston.
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Philadelphia
William Jak Moore
New York
Wissahickon Heights
Foraker
Lady Gay
Forest King
Reginald Vanderbilt
Westchester Farm
Onerios
Judge Moore
James Hobart Moore
Chicago
Charles Wheeler
Eben D. Jordan
Boston
Perry Belmonts Plans For Meadow Brook Stables
London June 2. A lease of the stables and paddocks at Meadow Brook to Perry Belmont has been executed for an indefinite term. Belmont plans to occupy the property in the fall with a racing stable built largely from Ethsibert progeny. The stud horse has headed the establishment started by Mr Renant to pursue racing anew. Belmont retains the foals of 1904 and plans to race them next season. The Oaks Stakes at Epsom for three year old fillies was won by Cherry Lass by three lengths, Queen of the Earth second, Amitie third with Maher the American jockey aboard. There were twelve starters.
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James I
Kernochan
Meadow. Brook
Ll. L
Perry
Belmont
Mr. Belmont
Ethsibert
Rebnant
Ethelbert
Lomndon
Epsom
Cherry Lass
Queen of the Earth
Amitie, Tidden
Maher
Registration Committee Suspends Athletes for Unregistered Entries
The Metropolis Association of the Amateur Athletic Union suspended athletes including Samuel Goldsmith Charles Sv Bensen McDonald McDermott Harry Anderson J Mackay Fred McKeen Thomas Kennedy and J D McDonald for competing in Brooklyn Athletic Club games on Decoration Day without registration numbers. Chairman John Steil warns clubs not to accept entries from unregistered athletes, noting many have claimed to apply for registration but failed to provide numbers.
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Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
John Steil
Brooklyn Athletic Club
Samuel Goldsmith
New York
Charles Sv. Bensen
New Detectte
Central Y. M. T. A
Brooklyn
Steil
Nelson and Sullivan Fight Ends in Draw in Baltimore
In a six round match between Battling Nelson of Chicago and Kid Sullivan of Washington the crowd saw Sullivan land several clean blows while Nelson favored clinching. In the fourth round Sullivan sent Nelson over the ropes and the referee William Rocap ruled the bout a draw.
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Baltimore
Nelson
Chicago
Kid
Sullivan
Washington
William Rocap
Philadelphia
Thompson Wins International Golf Championship at Cromer
London report says Miss Thompson defeated Miss Margaret Curtis of Massachusetts yesterday and defeated Miss Stuart of Ireland today to win the international golf championship at Cromer.
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London
Thompson
Margaret Curtis
Massachusetts
Cromer
Stuart
Ireland
Sneer Wins Fourth Race at American Jockey Club Track
In St. Louis on June 2 Sneer won the fourth race at odds of 100 to 1, defeating Mansard and Mafalda who were equal choices at 8 to 5. Ike and Limerick Girl also won their respective events with long-shot odds.
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ST. Louis
Sneer
American Jockey Club Track Today
Baseball Standings and Scores From A Fragmented Ledger
A torn OCR shows scattered lines of American League team names and partial scores. Entries include New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Boston Brooklyn and Detroit with inconsistent figures and a few win loss indicators. The fragment also lists batting averages and team marks in disorganized columns.
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New York
Pittsburg
Philaphia
Cincinnati
Wicchiteago
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
St Louis and Detroit Mets Baseball Scorecard
St Louis and Detroit game details with line scores and player entries. Glade and Mullin pitched. Cooley and Wallace led with multiple hits. Attendance 2,100 and duration one hour thirty-five minutes.
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ST. Louis
Detroit
Stone
Moran
O Cooley
Vanzant
Hick’n
K’hler
Cef
Ucraw'd
Jones
Oghlin
Wallace
OO Leary
Gleason
II Lowe
Sugden
Drill
Glade
GjMullin
Szo Kor
Eas
Cooley
Koehler
Crawford
S¢chaefer
O’leary
Coughlin
Mullin
New York Triumph Over Boston In Thirteenth Inning Finish
In Boston on June 2 the New York team scored five runs in the thirteenth inning to beat the Boston nine 8 to 3. Ames pitched twelve strong innings for New York, while Fraser struggled with eight walks but struck out twelve, as McGinnity finished for Boston without scoring. Donlin and Dahlen led the visitors with big hits including a three-base blast, while Devlin and Browne contributed key two-base hits to seal the win. Attendance reached 27,155 as O'Day presided as umpire.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
New York
Bostons
Fraser
Ames
Donlin
McGinnity
Iron Man
Abbatichio
Mertes
Dahlen
Barry
Devlin
Browne
McGann
Cannell
Delehanty
Ribpoa EK Donlin
O'Cannell
UO Tenney
M'Gann
Oabbat’o
Bresn
Melah'y
Wolv
Panlen
Cliqut
Gilbert
Moran
Strang
McGinty
Bresnahan
Wolverton
Mr. O'Day
Rochesters Edge Baltimores In Tight Baltimore Pitch Duel
The Rochesters edged the Baltimores 1 to 1 in a sharp fielding game in Baltimore. Mason and Leary pitched well for Rochester while Manning and Carey stifled the Baltimore attack to limit them to a single run. Batteries Cleary and Steelman for Baltimore and Mason and Byers for Rochester.
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Rochesters
Baltimores
Mason
Leary
Manning
Carey
R.E. Baltimore
Rochester
Cleary and Steelman
Mason and Byers. S
McGraw Sues NL President Pulliam Over Fines
John J. McGraw playing manager of the New York team files a bill in equity in Boston seeking to void Harry C. Pulliam’s fine and suspension, claiming loss of salary and irreparable damage to reputation. The National Exhibition Company supports the injunction. the league contends the action was proper under by laws and constitutional procedure. The court will hear arguments next Monday.
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Boston
Harry C. Pulliam
Justice Sheldon
John J. McGraw
New York
Pulliam
National Exhibition Company
McGraw
New York City
National League
Anderson Wins Open Singles In Disputed NY Tourney Final
Frederick G. Anderson of Kings County Lawn Tennis Club defeated Harold M. Hackett of Crescent Athletic Club 6-2, 5-2 when Hackett defaulted amid an unsatisfactory finish on the New York Lawn Tennis Club courts. The Metropolitan League opens today with four matches and the NYLTC sits out due to its tournament finishing.
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New York Lawn Tennis Club
Manhattan Avenue
One Hundred and Twenty-third Street
Harold H. Hackett
Yale
Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
Frederick G. Anderson
Anderson
Hackett
Frederick G.anderson
Harold M. Hackett
Crescent Athletic Club
Manhattan
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Harry Torrence
New York-Englewood Field Club
Thomas C. Trask
S. Bogert
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
Metropolitan Lawn Tennis League
Knickerbocker
Siwanoy Tennis Club
Englewood
New York Athletic Club
Montclair
Hamilton Granze
Providence Beats Montreal in Rain Soaked Game
Providence defeated Montreal 7 to 5 in a rain drenched contest. Leroy struck out nine but allowed twelve hits while Nops yielded five safeties. Attendance reached about 1,500 as starters were Leroy and Gibson on the mound.
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Providence
R. I
Montreal
Leroy
R.H.E. Providence
Nops
Jacklitsch
Gibson
Standing of the clubs and upcoming matchups
The standings show Buffalo leading with 17 wins and 11 losses, a .607 percentage. Baltimore 16–15, .516. Jersey City 18–15, .545. Toronto 13–15, .464. Providence 17–15, .531. Newark 15–18, .455. Rochester 15–14, .537. Montreal 11–19, .367. Upcoming games list Toronto at Jersey City, Buffalo at Newark, Montreal at Providence, Rochester at Baltimore.
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Buffalo
Baltimore
Jersey City
Toronto
Providence
Newark
Rochester
Montreal
Waddell Stars as Athletics Defeat Washington 3 to 1
Pitcher Waddell carried the game for Philadelphia, earning a 3 to 1 victory over Washington. He received strong field support while Washington faltered with wild pitching from Jacobsen. Final line shows Washington 1 run on 7 hits and 2 errors, Philadelphia 3 runs on 7 hits with solid defense.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Penn
Waddell
Athletics
Washington Today
Jacobson
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