Behr and Smith Reach Final in New Jersey Golf Championship
In wet Montclair links under dense fog, Max Behr of Morris County and M K Smith of Morris County advance to the 36 hole final of the New Jersey golf championship. Barnes pushes Behr to nineteen holes in morning play as O Connor and Martin contend in close matches for the other cups.
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New Jersey
Max Behr
M. K. Smith
Morris County Golf Club
Montclair Club
E. M. Barnes
Englewood
Behr
Barnes
O’connor
O'Connor
G. B. Martin
Yountakah
T. T. Reid
Morris County
Oscar Woodward
Montclair
Paul Harrison
C. B. Storrs
Essex County
Charles W. O'Connor
A. H. Lockett
Smith
Harrison
Oswald Kirkby
H. G. Giles
H. Alsopp
Forest Hill
C. E. van ‘Leck
F. R. Upton, Jr
Baltusrol
C. F.watson
Martin
Giles
Reid
Upton
J. F. Taylor
Essex
Hayden Dudley
Eads Johnson
Fred Snare
J. K. Adams
A. F. Stone
C. H. Tuke
J. S. Woodward
Taylor
Johnson
Adams
Tuke
Betten
A. Morrell
Hackensack
W. B. Brenner
C. B. Brown
F.A. Marsellus
Dr. L. W. Colton
H. O. Christ
F. M. Olyphant
F. A. Wright
Canoe Brook
Olyphant
Morrell
Colton
Brown
Jason Rogers
James A. Tyng
CC. S. Kellogg
George Ryall, Jr
A. Wright
Upper Montclair
W. Watson
Dr. W. Granberry
J. J. Radel
Kellogg
Rogers
Granberry
Wright
Dartmouth Chooses Track Captain Earl Palmer
Earl Russell Palmer of Paducah Kentucky was named captain of the Dartmouth track team for the next season. He holds both the Dartmouth and New England intercollegiate high jump records.
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Dartmouth
Hanover
N. H
Earl Russell Palmer
Paducah
New England
Serge dominates summer wardrobes in plain and fancy textures
No fabric strikes more notes than serge. In blue black and Oxford gray serges it suits daily use church wear and seaside trips. It sells as low as 18 dollars or as high as 40 for a suit, proving a poor man’s ally in any wardrobe. A sale on pure silk socks at 50c adds to the value.
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Oxford
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s Rainouts
Detroit and Boston games not completed as rain interrupted play. Other American League contests postponed. National League games also postponed due to rain. Eastern League results sparse with Toronto beating Buffalo and Rochester listed. Montreal noted with other games rainouts. American Association scores show Minneapolis over Louisville 4 0? Indianapolis 4 1. Kansas City 1 4 Columbus. Milwaukee vs St. Paul rainfall.
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Toronto
Buffalo
Rochester
Montreal
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Ledo
Aggregate sports chart fragment with city standings
A fragmented OCR listing shows city names and numbers from a 1908 era sports or standings page. It includes Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston Pittsburgh Chicago New York Rochester Newark Toronto Baltimore Montreal Jersey City Buffalo Providence and other figures, likely scores or rankings, with scattered decimals and codes.
Unsigned Basketball Standings Fragment From Midwest Cities
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Big East Basketball Schedule Aired For Tonight
St Louis vs New York at 5 30 P M Cleveland plays Washington Chicago meets Philadelphia Detroit faces Boston all games listed for tonight with locations and matchups on the schedule.
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Wirles
Philadelphia Ee
New York
Wbieeaele UK
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St. Louis Sewer Eaces
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Rene
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York at St Louis and Philadelphia at Chicago
Major matchups listed include New York versus St Louis and Philadelphia facing Chicago as part of the city-based schedule. Additional games show Brooklyn visiting Cincinnati and Boston traveling to Pittsburg, outlining a quartet of intercity league contests.
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National League
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburg
Sports schedule and matchups across multiple cities
Jersey City visits Newark and Providence faces Baltimore. Toronto plays Montreal in two games. Buffalo hosts Rochester in two games. Minneapolis meets Indianapolis, St. Paul clashes with Toledo, Kansas City faces Louisville, and Milwaukee visits Columbus.
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Jersey City
Newark
Providence
Baltimore
Toronto
Montreal
Buffalo
Rochester
Mullin's Tenth Straight Victory for Detroit
Detroit defeated Boston 5 to 0 as Mullin pitched the win and notched his tenth consecutive victory. Schaefer and Wagner left early with minor injuries. Lord was spiked. Schmidt homered for Detroit as Mullin held Boston to six hits and six errors marred their effort.
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Wagner
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Hooper
Morty
Stahl
O’leary
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Sch’fer
Wi Wagner
Fall River Rout Worcester 8 2 and More Scores
City scores show Fall River beats Worcester 8 to 2 and New Bedford defeats Lawrence 8 to 4. Haverhill tops Brockton 4 to 2 while Lynn climbs 9 to 0 and Lowell shuts out an opponent 0 to 0 in a separate result.
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Fall River
Worcester
Haverhill
Brockton
New Bedford
Lawrence
Lynn
Lowell
Connecticut League Scores Snapshot
In a series of games Springfield defeated Hartford 4 to 3 while Northampton led New Haven 8 to 4 and Holyoke topped New Britain 13 to 3.
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Springfield
Hartford
Northampton
New Haven
Holyoke
New Britain
Baseball scores and rain delays across leagues
In the Tri-State League Harrisburg beat York 7 to 1. New York State League games were all postponed due to rain. Southern League results show Nashville 3 New Orleans 2, Nashville 5 New Orleans 0, Little Rock 1 Montgomery 0, Birmingham 3 Mobile 2, Mobile 10 Birmingham 1, Atlanta 4 Memphis 3, and Atlanta 8 Memphis remain listed with no final.
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New York State League
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New Orleans
Little Rock
Montgomery
Birmingham
Mobile
Atlanta
Memphis
Columbia Wins Easily Over Wesleyan In College Baseball
In Middletown Conn on June 4 Columbia defeated Wesleyan 6 to 1. O Neale led Columbia with three hits and two runs while Wright stood out for Wesleyan. Four early Columbia runs came off Connolly in the first inning as misplays helped the offense. The game lasted one hour and fifty five minutes with Columbia pulling away after the opening frame.
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O'Leary
Niles
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Wagner
Burchell
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Lord
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Killifer
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Marrinan
Lee
Saunders
O' Neale
Osterhout
Mr. Lawton
Boston College Beats Manhattan In Sixth Inning Rally
Boston College overcame Manhattan College with a six run sixth inning to secure a 6 6 victory. Beeston led the rally while Lavin Maloney and Crisp pitched for Boston. Arch er Connolly worked for Manhattan. The Worcester game saw Holy Cross defeat Massachusetts Agricultural College 3 0.
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Boston College
Manhattan College
R.H.E. Beeston
Manhattan
Lavin, Maloney
Crisp
Archer and Connolly
Worcester
Holy Cross
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Four Maine Colleges in Baseball Tie
Brunswick Me June 4 The four Maine colleges tied for the state intercollegiate baseball championship after Bowdoin defeated Bates reaching three wins and three losses each. With commencements under way the tiebreaker will not be played.
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Brunswick
Maine
Bowdoin
Bates
Buffalo Lands Terre Haute Outfielder Orth Collins
Orth Collins centrefielder of the Terre Haute Club was sold today to the Buffalo Club in Terre Haute Indiana. The deal announced June 4 transfers the player to the Buffalo organization.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Orth Collins
Buffalo Club
Baseball Today at American Park
The game today at 3 30 P M features American against St Louis at American Park New York. Fans can expect a matchup between the two clubs with a afternoon start and a bustling crowd likely.
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American Esi Park
N. Y
St. Libuis
Five Yachts Ready for Bermuda Race From Gravesend Bay
Five yachts in shipshape condition prepare to start from the Atlantic Yacht Club off Sea Gate for a 670 mile Bermuda race. Skippers include Amortita Crusader Margaret Marchioness and Restless, with amateurs aboard. Derivish won in 1907. Power boats begin later from Gravesend Bay.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
Sea Gate
Bermuda
Atlantic Coast
Marblehead
Commodore Bliss
Venona
Royal Bermuda Yacht Club
Iroquois
Alliance
Amorita
Saieete
Crusader IE
Margaret
Marchioness
Restless
Charley Barr
Edwin Palmer
George S. Runk
Leedom Sharp
John Wilson
William L. Baum
Chicago
Frank Bowne Jones
Indian Harbor
Philadelphia
Warren Shepard
Boston
Dervish
Motor Boat Club of America
J. G. N.’ Whitaker
Ilys
Nereides IL
F. C. Rogers
Camden
N. J
Heather
Theodore W. Brigham
Insep
Richmond Levering
Newport Thirty-Footers Aim to Resume Racing Season
Newport shipyard awaits a revival of thirty-foot racing as owners plan to bring out boats this summer. Notable owners include Mrs. Royal Phelps Carroll, Mrs. Elsie French Vanderbilt, Mrs. John R. Drexel, Reginald Brooks, Pembroke Jones, and E. D. Morgan heirs. Sailors and socialites anticipate a concerted effort to revive the Newport fleet with boats such as Caprice, Carolina, Breeze, Wawa, Esperanza, and Eleanor.
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New York Times
Newport
R. I
William G. Roelker, Jr
Summer Colony
Royal Phelps Carroll
Elsie French Vanderbilt
Caprice
John R. Drexel
Col. C. L. F. Robinson
Wawa
Reginald Brooks
Pembroke Jones
Carolina
Breeze
Roelker
Esperanza
Vaquera III
Payne - Whitney
Barbara
Winthrop
Rutherford
Puck
E. D. Morgan
Eleanor
Joseph E. Widener
Newport Waters
New York Show Horses Win at Philadelphia Show
E. T. Stotesbury led Nettie Freeman to the trotters event win at the Philadelphia Horse Show. Winners span hackneys, saddle horses, four in hands, and pony classes, with entries from McGranh Lancaster Dolham Prime Minister, Tinker Belle, Peter Pan, and a record slate of blue ribbons.
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E. T. Stotesbury
Nettie Freeman
R. P. McGranh
Lancaster
Penn
Gentleman John
McGann
Tinker Belle
Peter Pan
Dilham Prime Minister
J. W. Harriman
Lady Dilham
Nala
Warren Downs
Sarah Atlee
Chloe
Sweetheart
Julian Morris
Rock Crest
John G. Fell
Highbridge
G. R. Cook
Trenton
England
Harry I. Bowen
New York City
Irish Rose
David Gray
P. A. Sorg
George Watson
William Simpson
Cuba
N. Y
Vanity
Waddington Farm
Waddington
Eddie Cook Chosen Cornell Track Captain
Eddie Cook of Ohio was elected captain of the Cornell University track team succeeding C M French who graduates this June. Cook who is a junior in civil engineering has excelled in pole vault and broad jump with Olympic level performances. He reportedly planned to leave college this year.
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New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
Eddie Cook
Ohio
Cornell University
C. M. French
Cook
Boston
Cornell
Gilbert
Yale Fon
College of Civil Engineering
Harvard Track Captain Chosen Clarence Little
Clarence C. Little of Brookline elected Captain of the Harvard track team for next year. He prepared at Noble and Greenough's School. This year Harvard won the shot put in the dual meet with Yale and placed second in the broad jump in the intercollegiate games.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Clarence C. Little
Brookline
Noble and Greenough
Yale
Woman Trap Shooter Defeats Men At Chicago Club
Mrs Ad Topperwein led a Chicago Gun Club squad and outshot male shooters. From nineteen yards she broke 48 of 50 pigeons and from sixteen yards she scored 50 straight for a total of 98 of 100.
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Chicago
Ad. Topperwein
Sammy Smith Beats Young Corbett In Ten Round Return
Sammy Smith returns after two years to defeat former champion Young Corbett in a ten round bout at the Fairmont Athletic Club. Smith dominated with sharp jabs and solid lefts, while Corbett tired and showed limited aggression. Ladbury of Australia beat Sonny Smith in the same card, with Smith failing to match Ladbury's timing. Three four round bouts followed, including Brooks over Dunn and Murray drawing with Factor.
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Sammy Smith
Fairmont Athletic Club
Young Corbett
Corbett
Smith
Sammy
Jack Ladbury
Australia
Sonny’’ Smith
New York
Ladbury
Jerry Brooks
Jimmy Dunn
Young Ghetto
Willie Smith
Chick Murray
Harry Factor
Brooklyn Club Hosts Tame Six Round Bout Drawn Fight
The Brooklyn Athletic Club at 274 Bedford Avenue witnessed a six round bout between William Green and Young Jack Creeley. Inspector Miles O Reilly warned against brutal fighting and halted activity if seen. The match ended in a draw. O Reilly urged patriotism and had the flag removed from ringside. it was not raised over the fighters.
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Brooklyn Athletic Club
Bedford Avenue
William Green
Jack Creeley
Miles O’reilly
O’reilly
Joe Jeanette and Willie Lewis Return from Europe Tour
Joe Jeanette the notable Negro heavyweight and Willie Lewis the New York middleweight arrived from Europe aboard the Lusitania. Paris hailed Jeanette as an idol and praised his fair treatment. His last win there was over Lanny Ferguson. Lewis had multiple victories over top English middleweights and also beat Honey Mellody of Boston.
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Willie Lewis
New York
Paris
Europe
Lusitania
Jeanette
Lanny Ferguson
Massachusetts
Ferguson
Boston
Honey’’ Mellody
Oston
Pulliam Still To Lead In National League
National League magnates meet at the Lexington Hotel to decide whether to recall President Harry Pulliam. Factions debate ousting him or letting him return if capable. Herrmann and Dovey reportedly back Pulliam, with final action deferred to another meeting.
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Linton
Harry Pulliam
National League
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Herrmann
Dovey
Boston
Oshkosh
Wis
Augustus Herrmann
Heydler
Pittsburg
Ashley Lloyd
New York
Charles W. Murphy
Chicago
William Shettsline
Philadelphia
C. H. Ebbetts
Brooklyn
August H. Herrmann
George Dovey
Kenny Barne
Chicago polo patron sells ponies to Hurlingham captain
Frank J. Mackey of Chicago sells his 23 polo ponies to Capt. Miller of Hurlingham. The ponies must not be used in international matches for the American Polo Cup, and Mackey will pause polo activities for now.
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Frank J. Mackey
Chicago
Miller
Hurlingham
Meadow Brook
Mackey
Yale Changes in Fielding and Batting Order for Princeton Series
New Haven June 4 Coach Lush announced changes in Yale baseball line up fortomorrow's series opener against Princeton Merritt will pitch against the Tigers Philbin returns behind the bat Van Vleck moved to right field The batting order lists Philbin Fels Murphy Logan Van Vleck Badger Jefferson Mallory and Merritt as pitcher
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Lush
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Tigers
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Badger
Jefferson
Mallory
Sixth Car Starts in Seattle Run
Harry Stolp will start from City Hall at 6 30 this morning in a Stearns car for the New York to Seattle race. He had been withdrawn at post time due to a mishap but will attempt to overtake five cars already en route to St Louis despite suspending twelve hour controls for his vehicle. Stolp travels night and day with witnesses present to official the run.
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Here
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Brooklyn
Manhattan
Brooklyn Bridge
Cars Tackle Mud and Rain In New York Seattle Race
Cars from Buffalo arrived in Toledo after 217 miles on a fifteen hour schedule amid heavy mud and a rainstorm along the shore road between Cleveland and Fremont. The Acme and Shawmut vehicles skidded into ditches, the Ford pacemaker was lost, and Fay R. Sheets, driver of the Acme car, was arrested in Erie, Pennsylvania for speeding with $23 posted for appearance.
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New York Times
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Ohio
Shore Road
Cleveland
Fremont
New York
Seattle
Buffalo
Erie
Acme
Shawmut
Ford
Penn
Fay R. Sheets
St Yves wins 15 mile race in Winnipeg over Marsh
Henry St Yves dominates a dusty 15 mile event in Winnipeg finishing in 1 23 32 and defeating Winnipeg’s J D Marsh by about three quarters of a mile. St Yves led from the start setting a 5 00 25 opening mile and widened his advantage through the later laps.
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Manitoba
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J. D. Marsh
Toronto
St. Yves
Marsh
Acorn A A Meet at Hawthorne Field Promises Star Power
Olympic veterans led by Martin Sheridan George Bonhag Harry Porter Harry Hillman Paul Pilgrim Yank Robbins Lawson Robertson Charley Bacon Frank Riley Harvey Cohn Mike Ryan and John Biller compete at Hawthorne Field Brooklyn today The intercity relay features Hillman Rosenberger Robbins and Robertson for Brooklyn while Manhattan fields Pilgrim McEntee Edwards Ford Among other top runners are Lee Driscoll Ekman Eller Keating Archer Bailey Collins Dorland Northridge Erickson Kramer with events starting at 2 30 P M.
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George Bonhag
Harry Porter
Harry Hillman
Paul Pilgrim
Yank ” Robbins
Lawson Robertson
Charley Bacon
Frank Riley
Harvey Cohn
Mike Ryan
John Biller
Acorn A. A
Hawthorne Field
Brooklyn
Jim Rosenberger
Yank
Robbins
Manhattan
Jim McEntee
Bob Edwards
George Ford
Jim Lee
Mike Driscoll
Gus Ekman
Jack Eller
Billy Keating
Jim Archer
Win Bailey
Tom Collins
Roy Dorland
Smye Northridge
Skeeter
Erickson
Bill Kramer
Plans for Jacksonville area race track near Sloan law
William Fizer announces a new Latonia backed race track near Jacksonville across the St Johns River. He plans to close options on a site and says an agreement with Curley Brown of Cincinnati covers dates. Fizer has twenty horses at Latonia and will depart for Jacksonville.
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Capablanca and Marshall Play Drawn Chess Match Restart
After a week intermission Capablanca and Frank J. Marshall resumed their eight game series in Brooklyn. The twentieth game ended in a draw leaving Capablanca 7 games to Marshall 1 with 12 draws. In Paris Lasker and Janowski each won two games in their four match, sharing the 2,500 franc purse provided by M. Leo Nardus.
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Fishing and Fishermen High Tide Preview for Saturday
Fishing off Norton's Point yielded eight weakfish and six blackfish for Morgan Russell of the Early Lawr Fishing Club of South Brooklyn, the season's best Gravesend Bay haul. Elsewhere Great South Bay boats chased blackfish as seabass bite well. Sawville anglers Lamley and Turpin landed twenty two, with several fish around three pounds. Seabright reports show seabass as the day’s dominant catch with a number of blackfish, highlighted by Turner Weston aboard Taurus. Other notable hauls include Berla 20 seabass 5 blackfish Rupprecht 19 seabass 20 blackfish Kimball 19 seabass 6 blackfish Krief 12 seabass 4 blackfish and Allen 10 seabass 8 blackfish.
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John Lamley
Henry Turpin
Long Island City
Turner Weston
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E. Rupprecht
C. EB. Kimball
Max Schuyler
Joseph, Krief
M. Allen
New York Bowlers Push for 25 Cent Admission at Madison Square Garden
At the National bowling championships in Madison Square Garden New York bowlers urge reducing admission from 50 to 25 cents, arguing price is excessive though Garden managers resist. Rain damaged Alleys 11 and 12 prompting a rerun of several games while leaders emerge in individual and team events with Richards of Buffalo rising into the top five and Thompson Buonamo and Hege man leading in three game totals.
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Yonkers
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Dave Shiman
Rochester
Fred Hegeman
Brooklyn
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Windheim
Utica
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Empire City Stakes at Yonkers Meet July 14 31
The Yonkers meeting at Empire City Jockey Club will run July 14 through 31 with eleven stakes from 5000 to 1000 added money. The Empire City Handicap leads the lineup at 5000 guaranteed for three-year-olds and up, distance one mile and a furlong.
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Maryland Jockey Club bars Dufferin Park riders and horses
The Maryland Jockey Club announced that all horsemen and horses racing at Dufferin Park are disqualified from Canadian tracks and from the Baltimore course. Dufferin Park is a half mile track near Toronto.
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Vanderbilt Stable Dominates Maisons-Laffitte Races
At Maisons Laffitte the Prix Prestige was won by San Pietro belonging to W K Vanderbilt. Ramapo ran third for Vanderbilt, Alatyr ridden by Nash Turner placed unranked, and Negofol another Vanderbilt entry finished second in the Prix Ajax.
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Weston Reaches Lookout Wyoming in Walk Across Nation
LARAMIE Wyo June 4 Edward Payson Weston the pedestrian in apparent good health reached Lookout twenty seven miles west of Laramie at 8 40 this morning confirming his cross country march progress and stamina with the milestone.
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