Hermis Beaten at Gravesend in Suburban Contender Slip
Hermis the favorite in the Greater New York Steeplechase at Gravesend was defeated in the fourth race. Dub Witte led early, with Waterboy and Barbhrin close behind as Hermis faded to fourth in the 14-horse field. Victors, Contend, and Waterboy led a strong turnout of bettors who backed the son of Hermance heavily before the upset finish.
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Woalterbey
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Races At Gravesend Feature Mixed Card With Amateur Event
Racing program at Gravesend includes one mile and seventy yard heats with various bidders and weights. The day also features six furlongs and a one mile and a half events for three year olds and up. Amateur cycling event offers a horse and buggy prize as opening meet at Manhattan Beach with Yale crews arriving at Gales Ferry for sequence of practice.
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Vis
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Ella Mier
Toruscate
Albany
Hunter Tiame
Heno
Major Daingerfield
Sunny
Anim
René
Dean O Swift
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Kenne BP
Baseball scores from Tuesday and standings update
The article reports multiple baseball results across the American and National Leagues with New York teams struggling. Chicago defeated an opponent 11 to 4, Brooklyn lost 11 to 1, and Boston beat New York while Philadelphia fell to St Louis. Cincinnati shut out Boston as Cincinnati won 7 to 0.
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Anteburg
Chicago
Brooklyn
New York Americans
Boston
Philadelphia
Btb Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Brookmat
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Chicaso
Boston Beats New York In Early Lead Then Sharp Rally
In American League Park Boston defeated New York after a six run burst in the third inning. Cy Young allowed six hits as New York scored three runs, with Lachance and Williams starring in the field. Ferris and Courtney led Boston’s offense with key RBIs and Lachance added strong plays in left.
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Boston
Clark Griffith
Cy Young
Lachance
Williams
New York
Ganzel
Conroy
Dougherty
Courtney
O’connor
Griffith
O'Connor
Bostons
Ferris
Criger
Young
Collins
O'Brien
Freeman
Con- Toy
Parent
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Arent
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Vo'connor
de Yeung
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Eeark
O'Connory Griffith
Flreeman
Keeter
Oy Loughlin
Philadelphia Defeats Washington Behind Strong Inning Offense
In Washington on June 3 Philadelphia secured multiple hits each inning and won convincingly. Selbach in left field made two superb catches, while Washington struggled with weak defense and batters. Final score reflects Philadelphia’s 5 run to 2 win and strong pitching by Clarke and Powers.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Ayacilantow
Selbach
Fragmentary OCR item with scattered place names in a murky list
A fragmented OCR snippet lists scattered place names and codes such as Detroit New York Washington and Cleveland alongside numbers. The readable content is sparse and lacks a clear event or narrative.
Games Scheduled for Today in Major Leagues
Cleveland faces New York and Chicago meets Boston while Detroit plays Philadelphia St Louis visits Washington in a day of arrayed fixtures across the league.
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New York
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Pittsburg Champions Shut Out New York in Low-Scoring Game
Pittsburg pitchers McGinnity and Leever limited the New York club as Ritchey led the local offense with four hits and Beaumont belted a long homer. Leever held the visitors to only two fifth-inning hits while Mathewson was ejected for disputing a call.
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New York Times
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Penn
Pitts
New York
McGinnity
Leever
Ritchey
Beaumont
Gilbert
Mathewson
Johnstone
Browne
Sebring
Han
Wagner
McGann
Mertes If
Leach
Babb
Ulauder
Krager
Gibert
Phelps
Warner
Adele
Bransfield
Beamont
Kruger
Wwagner
Halls
Mr. Johnstone
Chicago Beats Brooklyn In First Inning On Aggressive Hitting
Chicago rallies for seven runs in the opening frames as Brooklyn pitchers walk several batters. Strong and Jordan occupy key infield roles before Jacklitsch subdues in later innings. Dobbs and See contribute two base hits while Strang and Dahlen also add offense for the Chicago squad.
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Brooklyn
Wicker
Strong
Jordan
Jacklitsch
Ovstrang
Raub
Jone
Slagle
Dobbs
Chance
McCrdie
Ots Jones
Doyle
Tinker
Dahlen
Casey
Ritter
Evers
Ge Kite
Jackl'ch
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Sheckard Dahlen
Unclear Basketball Box Score Fragment
Fragmentary sports box score shows team abbreviations and percentages including Chicago Boston New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh St Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia with partial wins losses and shooting figures unclear from the OCR text. No coherent event or outcome can be confirmed from the fragments.
Williams Bees Manhattan 6 4 In Day Baseball Game
Williams College defeated Manhattan College 6 to 4 at Williamsport. Manhattan showed better fielding though both teams had miscues. Key moments included Cotter and Durfee hitting triples for Williams and Mullen being hit by a pitch. Time 1 40. umpire Mr Mack.
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Mr. O'Day
New York Times
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Mass
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Battery Westcatt Triumphs in Key Relay Meet
In a compact summary from the event, Batteries-Westcatt records a notable outcome with team members Patton Winslow Larimer Glaze and McCabe contributing to a decisive performance. The fragment hints at a relay or sprint event with strong showings across the roster.
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R.hle
Princeton Defeats Bucknell 7 to 1 in Baseball
Princeton baseball team beat Bucknell 7 to 1 in Princeton New Jersey. Underhill pitched well and Cosgrave collected four hits while Bucknell’s lone run came on a misplayed ball by Davis scoring Smith. Final score Princeton 7 Bucknell 1.
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New York Times
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N. J
Frinceton
Bucknell
Smith
Davis
Underhill
Wesleyan Tops Columbia 6–5 In Middletown Baseball
Wesleyan defeats Columbia 6 to 5 in Middletown. Slow fielding and many errors marked the game despite steady work from Fram back the New Yorker's catcher. Five double plays were turned as Wesleyan took control with late runs. Batteries Cobb and Hanlon for Wesleyan Franiback and Goodman for Columbia.
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New York Times
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Conn
Columbia
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Framback
New Yorker
Rohle
Po. OY Ds
Cobb and Hanlon
Franiback
Goodman
Battery lineups and umpires at Newark Worcester Providence Robin games
The article lists teams and battery pairs for games in Newark Worcester and Providence with Umpires named as Mr. Shannon Mr. Kelly and Mr. Browne. It references locations Newark Worcester Providence and Toronto and includes various score-like numbers.
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Worcester Ono
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Kellackey
Mr. Browne
Providence
New York State League Scores Summary
Utica Victors Schenectady 6 to 6 in Utica. Syracuse 5 over Albany at Syracuse. Binghamton 12 over Troy 8 at Binghamton. Game noted to end after innings. Nine innings not completed.
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Utica
Schenectady
American Association Games Report from Milwaukee and St Paul
Scores show Columbus 5 with Milwaukee 4 in Milwaukee. St Paul 2 over Indianapolis 0 in St Paul. A fragment mentions Minneapolis Louisville results unclear with Minneapolis error.
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Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Ioe
Amateur Baseball League announces season schedule and eligible players
Secretary Halpin of the Amateur Baseball League outlines the season start next Saturday with scheduled games among Crescent A C Livingston F C Montclair A C Englewood F C Forrest Hill F C and daily matches through July and August. The notice also lists eligible players by Montclair A C Crescent A C Englewood F C and Forrest Hill F C with many names across clubs.
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Halpin
Amateur Baseball League
Crescent A. C
Livingston F. C
Montclair A. C
Englewood F. C
Montclair F.C
Englewood F.C
Forrest Hill F. C
Forrest Hill F.C
Livingston F.C
Crescent A.C
Livingston EF. C
Montclair A.C
Forrest Hill
Mont Clair A. C
Forrest
E.G. Burgess
H. Harrison
J. Quimby
J. Mahoney
W.mcgibbons
Mr Whinery
P. Wheeler
A.M. Hirsh
A. Williams
Geogary
E. B. Braston
W. H. Underhill
Roberts
McNaughton
S. Wheeler
Stevenson
A. P. Morrison
G. Milne
Crescent A. ‘C
J. A. Dunne
G. S. Chauncey
D. McKay
H. C. MacKenzie
J. S. de Saulles
F.L. Quimby
Meadow Brook Beats Great Neck In Narrow Polo Victory
Meadow Brook defeats Great Neck 8 to 7 in a tightly fought Hempstead Cup polo match at Meadow Brook Club. The 1st Meadow Brook lineup, inspired by last week’s Westchester Cup win, faced a strong Great Neck side despite a three-goal handicap.
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P. Grace
Eave
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C. H. Robbins
R. L. Stevens
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English polo team trip to America canceled due to injuries
A cable from London dated June 3, 1903 reports Buckmaster is injured and all soldiers' leave is refused, making the August international polo series between English and American teams impossible. The originally selected lineup included Rawlinson, Freake, Buckmaster, Ed Ansell, with Major Vaughn as substitute. A substitute team may still be sent as Hazard works to arrange it.
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W. A. Hazard
American Polo Association
London
Buckmaster
Rawlinson
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A. Rawlinson
M. Freake
Ed. K. Ansell
Vaughn
Fisher and Burchard win New York lawn tennis doubles title
Edward F. Fisher and Ross Burchard defeated Harry Avery and Thomas F. Trask in the Championship Doubles final 6-2 6-1 6-4 at the West Side Lawn Tennis Club. Earlier, Moore defeated Risch in the women’s handicap singles, and Bryan beat Grant in a tight men’s match.
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Ross Burchard
West Side
Burchard
Iis
Avery
Trask
Edward P. Fisher
Harry Avery
Thomas F. Trask
Washington, D. C
Miss Risch
Miss Moore
Miss. Moore
Grant
Bryar
Bryan
Wylie
C. Galway
David Sands
G. Lorraine. Wyeth
Robert T. Bryan
Wyte . Grant
Miss Mosby
Miss Mahoney
Elizabeth H. Moore
G. Lorraine Wyeth
Hobarts win mixed doubles in Middlesex tennis event
In the Middlesex lawn tennis championship the American couple Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hobart defeated H. J. Burkhill and Miss Sargent in open mixed doubles in three sets 4-6 7-5 6-4. They also won handicap mixed doubles over Mr. Barker and Miss E. B. T. Johnson 4-4 6-1 6-3. Mrs. Hobart and Miss Coles beat Mrs. Barker and Miss Gordon Hogg 8-6 6-2 in handicap ladies doubles.
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Clarence Hobart
H. J. Burkhill
Miss Sargent
Deacon Miller in Talks With Clark Griffith for New York
Urbana reports Deacon Miller, Huff's premier pitcher, negotiating with Clark Griffith for a New York Americans pitching role. Exchange of Chevarie hinted. Illinois star likely to try his hand in New York. Clapp named captain of Yale track team. New Haven notes Edwin Clapp, 1904, of St Paul Minnesota.
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Deacon
Miller
Huff
Clark Griffith
Griffith
Illinois
New York
Clapp
Yale
New Haven
Conn
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St. Paul
Minn
Women Golf Victors in Metropolitan Championship Rounds
In Richmond County Country Club eight finalists remain as the women’s metropolitan championship proceeds. Second round results favor several players including Mrs Manice Mrs Stout Miss Underhill and Miss Elisa Warlt belted by margins from 2 to 5 holes. Consolation Cup matches feature byes and default wins with notable scores in driving putting and approach events.
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William Shippen
Morris County
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Marie Charles
Essex County
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Frayne
Harbor Hill
Elisa Warlbut
S. F. Lefferts
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Pauline Ramsdell
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G. F. Brophy
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M. Luce
K. Travers
Ruth Milne
Elizabeth Goffe
Pitcher
Grace Jenkins
Ralph Lane
A. H. Harris
A. Irving
Brooklyn and New York Bowing Teams Split Ten-Mame Matchups
A Bowling League event on Starr's alleys West Fifty-ninth Street yesterday featured twelve games between Brooklyn and New York teams. Brooklyn won ten of the frames against New York in the five head to head matches with results shown for two men three men and five men teams including Granger Ehler Hulsberg McAdams Kirk and Stringer with totals around 1068 1089 906 for Brooklyn and 1019 1072 976 for New York.
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