Waldo creates a new vice squad in Brooklyn
Police Commissioner Waldo orders a major department shake-up moving captains, lieutenants, sergeants, and patrolmen to form a new citywide vice squad. Three captains shift to new precincts including Adams Street and Coney Island as existing rules on photography and arrest reporting are revised.
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Waldo
Driscoll
Brooklyn
Harbor
Detective Bureau
Gen. Bingham
Thomas Murphy
Matthew Robinson
George R. Mholahan
Queens
Murphy
Adams Street
Coney Island
Robinson
Lower Flatbush
Holahan
Force
Cropsey
Grand Jury
O’brien
All Brookyn
Matthew McKeon
McKeon
Navy
Marine Service
Edward P. Hughes
Nast
Sixty-seventh Street
Spirit World Motive Lands Woman Eleven Months In Prison
Miss Jean Earl, tied to the spirit world Affinity tale, was sentenced by Judge Fawcett in Brooklyn County Court to eleven months and twenty nine days for grand larceny. She stole two diamond rings valued at 320 dollars from Mrs Mae Barcalow at 11A South Portland Avenue. A pair of substituted imitation rings with matching initials were later found to be the real theft. The woman pleaded guilty and faced the court after claiming devotion to a mysterious admirer in the spirit world. The probation officers noted her belief in allegiance to a man in the spirit world drove the crime.
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Jean Warl
Fawcett
Brooklyn
Mae Barcalow
South
Portland Avenue
Miss Earl
No One to Register Vo ters in Annapolis
In Annapolis Maryland the municipal election ne g ro registration issue creates a standstill as registrars face possible state law infractions if registering more than six negro voters while federal court challenges to the grandfather and property qualifications proceed. No registrars appeared for the first of three registration days.
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Annapolis
United States District Court
Orphans' Automobile Day Association seeks more cars
F D Stidham of the Orphans Automobile Day Association of New York asks for fifty more automobiles to transport thousands of city orphans to Luna Park Coney Island tomorrow. Without additional pledges 250 or more children may be left behind, a situation the charity says would be greatly regretted.
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F. D. Stidham
Orphans' Automobile Day Association of
New York
Luna Park
Coney Island
D. Stidham
Thorofare Sulldins
Broadway
Army Officers to Race at Belmont Park in Government Horse Events
Belmont Park hosts the United Hunts Racing Association meets on Thursday and Saturday with seven races each day. Highlights include the Mounted Service Cup for government or Army officer ridden horses, prize plates for the top three riders, and entries across flat and steeplechase events. Weights for Thursday features list Booger Red as top in the Galloway Handicap and Dinnaixen leading in the Hempstead Open Handicap Steeplechase with multiple Army owned entries in the Remount Steeplechase.
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Belmont Park Terminal
United Hunts Racing Association
Frederick D. Grant
E. B. Cassatt
Belmont
Mounted Service Cup
United States
United States Army
United States Government
Tampico
Knight of Elway
Danny
Tony Lass
Timberless
G. T. Langhorne
Rosemont
E. St. John Greble, Jr
St. Angelo
Virginia
C. IX. Rockwell
Great Kahn
R. G. Alexander
R. G. Paxton
W. J. Scott
May Lee
L. C. Harkness
Atha
Frank Halstead
Hal Day
A. C. Gillen
Emma Halle
Guy Cushman
Marmion
Bishop
Gun Cotton
O. K
Bolando
Speculator
Supplement
Leopardstown
Carmagnole
Essex Hunt
Diana
Maple Leaf
Carmen
Essex B
Frank Stagg
Dolly Spanker
Tuosa
Stripling
Nuit Blanche
Butwell
Magnella
Battieta
Felix Isman
Woman's Golf Record Set in Western Association Match
Mrs. Ronald H. Barlow of Merion Cricket Club posted a record 85 in the first round of 18 holes for the Women’s Western Golf Association championship at Brae Burn. She led by eight strokes over Miss E. C. Harley and Mrs. E. H. Fitler, with 9 strokes to Miss Fannie C. Osgood.
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Fannie C. Osgood
Boston
R. H. Barlow
Merion Cricket
Philadelphia
K. C. Harley
Fall River
F. W. Batchelder
Weston
F. C. Osgood
Country Club
Brookline
C. F. Fox
Huntington Valley
Irene Richards
M. Work
Ur. Akeroyd
Merchantsville Field
F. G. Davis
Brae Burn
M. Thomas
D. Crosby
W. S. Hilles
Wilmington
F. MacDonald
A. D. Rogers
Chestnut Hill
E. Levi
W. ©. Johnson
Wollaston
G. Smith
F. D. McCarthy
Commonwealth
B. S. Pormar
EK. Fitz
Essex
G. D. Clapp
the Country
North
Allston
A. Smith
F. E. Edwards
C. Righter
G. Edlefson
B. Stevens
Lexington
Poiret
Paquin
Beckoff- David
Bernard and Redfern
New York
Jersey's Athletic Stadium Incorporation Filed
The Metropolitan Speedway Association filed articles of incorporation in Jersey City to operate races exhibitions and shows with vehicles and pedestrians. Capital is 1 million dollars, 10 000 shares. preferred 250 000 and common 750 000. Office at 15 Exchange Place. incorporators include A L Oliver Charles B R Collard Addison Johnson Frederick Dunham and others. Planned stadium to be built on meadows between Jersey City and Newark.
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Metropolitan Speedway Association
Jersey City
Exchange Place
A. L. Oliver
Charles BR. Collard
Addison Johnson
Frederick Dunham
William Hankeurn
George Paddock
Thomas H. Williams
Henry Runyon
Newark
Close Call for Aviator on Long Island Field
Bert Heinrichs of Baldwin escaped death by a narrow margin when his monoplane, a Blériot style craft with an added rudder and lifting plane, lurched and crashed after rising about twenty feet. The propeller shattered and shot about 200 feet, narrowly missing Heinrichs’s head. his arm was injured, and the machine damaged. The Heinrichses vow to try again.
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New York Times
Baldwin, L. I
Bert Heinrichs
Arthur Heinrichs
Heinrichs
Heinrichses
Sheffield Boys Named Managers at Yale Scientific School
The Sheffield Scientific School students at Yale won the right to select managers for base ball and track. Benjamin Harvard of Butte Montana was named baseball manager for the 1915 team with W T Ketcham of New York City as assistant. F C Dows of Cedar Rapids Iowa was track manager and R S Stewart of Trenton Missouri as assistant. If they perform well the school may later choose officers for major teams.
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Sheffield Boys
New Haven
Conn
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale
Benjamin Harvard
Butte
Mon
W. T. Ketcham
New York City
F. C. Dows
Cedar Rapids
R. S. Stewart
Trenton
Sweeney Tops Hartzell In Yankees Handicap Cue Match
The Yankees handicap three cushion tournament opened at Doyle's Billiard Academy with Ed Sweeney beating Roy Hartzell 25 to 18. Sweeney had a high run of three as Chase and Vaughn prepare for tonight's game.
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Yankees
Doyle's Billiard Academy
Ed. Sweeney
Roy Hartzell
Sweeney
Hartzell
Chase-and-Vaughn
Wet Weather Delays Major Polo Match Amid Coronation Plans
International polo延期 due to heavy rain postpones second match with Friday as latest potential date. English players race to England for King George Coronation and June 22 festivities, while Meadow Brook and touring Americans prepare to resume action with same ponies and defensive focus.
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Polo Association
England
George
Lord Kitchener
Cheape
Cosine
Meadow Brook
United States
Foxhall Keene
Malcolm Stevenson
Tthe United Hunts
Belmont Park Terminal
Independence Day Sports At New York Parks
The Celebration Committee schedules Fourth of July sports across Greater New York with Park Commissioner Stover's permission. Invited champions from Cherry St Playground through Crotona Park will compete at venues including Seward, Mulberry Bend, Tompkins Square, Hamilton Fish, St. Gabriel's, De Witt Clinton, Chelsea, Thomas Jefferson, Pelham Bay, Macomb's Dam, and Crotona Parks with listed athletes as participants.
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Battery Park
Greater New York
Stover
Cherry St
R. T. Edwards
Simon P. Gillis
Seward Park
H. Gissing
Ed Frick
Mulberry Bend
M. McGrath
Gwin
Kingsley Athletes Triumph in Morristown Dual Meet
Kingsley School defeated Morristown 56 to 34 in a weather affected dual meet at Morristown. Cowperthwaite set three new marks in high jump 5 ft 7 in broad jump 19 ft 1.5 in and shot put 38 ft. Ormsbee led Kingsley with wins in 100 220 and 440 yard dashes and Maxwell swept 120 yard hurdles.
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Kingsley School
Morristown
Kingsley
Cowperthwaite
Cowperthwait
Roe Ga
Ormabee
Ormsbee
Berger
Strater
Heath
Heyborn
Muehluck
Lyman
Harris
Hargraves
Southwick
Copworthwaite
Brown
A. Maxwell
G. Maxwell
Day
Devitalis
McIntosh
Clough
Campbell
Boxing talks collapse over 184 pound limit
Yesterday Knoc kout Brown and Matt Wells failed to reach an agreement as Brown refused to fight below 184 pounds. Brown's manager Danny Morgan stood firm on the limit, killing any deal. Wells has offers in Boston and the West and may quit the metropolis if Brown sticks to yesterday's position.
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Brown
Matt Wells
Danny Morgan
Wells
Boston
Fifth International Polo Match Opens With American Victory
In Newport the Fifth International Polo Match for the International Polo Cup opened with America defeating England 4 14 goals to 3. The second game is scheduled for today at Meadow Brook, Westbury, weather permitting, with potential final if America wins.
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Westbury
Westchester Polo Club
Newport
America
Meadow Brook Grounds
R. E. Strawbridge
Philadelphia
F. W. Barrett
England
Joshua Crane
M. la Montagne
Arthur Jones
W. Strother Jones
Hurlingham
Midshipmen name managers for athletic teams
Naval Academy authorities approve the selections for team managers. Football manager is Howard H. Good from Indiana, baseball William A. Corley of Massachusetts, crew Robert A. Hall of Nebraska, track gymnastics and wrestling Robert R. Thompson of Idaho, fencing Roscoel L. Martin of California, basketball Abraham C. Ten Eyck of New York, lacrosse Alexander W. Loder of Pennsylvania, rifle Louis H. Wenzell of Pennsylvania. For other sports see Page 10.
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New York Times
Annapolis
Midshipmen
Naval Academy
Howard H. Good
Indiana
William A. Corley
Massachusetts
Robert A. Hall
Nebraska
Robert R. Thompson
Idaho
Roscoel L. Martin
California
Abraham C. Ten Eyck
New York
Alexander W. Loder
Pennsylvania
Louis H. Wenzell
Sailor Burke Disqualified After Foul in Ninth Round
Manager McMahon of Olympic A C disqualified Sailor Burke in the ninth round of a ten round bout with Ted Nelson of Australia. Burke attacked Nelson by forcing his head back and delivering a hard right to the jaw, knocking Nelson unconscious. A crowd threat erupted and Burke was escorted to his dressing room. Earlier in the seventh round Burke fouled by lifting Nelson and punching him to the ropes while dazed. The bout, though marred by fouls, was praised for its spectacular exchanges and near knockouts.
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McMahon
Olympic A. C
Sailor Burke
Ted Nelson
Australia
Burke
Nelson
Nelson and Burke Fight Ends in Disqualification Chaos
The Sailor, in agony, faced Nelson who pressed early with hard blows in the first five rounds. Burke brought steady body work and gained the upper hand after round five. A disqualification followed as Burke had Nelson badly hurt and could have finished him with cleaner tactics.
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Nelson
Burke
Dorman and Burns Top billed boxing at Brown’s Gym
Jack Dorman of the Bronx and Kid Burns of the Junio Athletic Club meet tonight in a ten round bout at 135 pounds. Mike Aselta, ex amateur, fights Jack Carter Rhode Island champion at welterweight. A heavyweight wrestling match Atlas versus R Schinzing Hoboken and several preliminary boxing bouts bolster the card.
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Jack Dorman
Bronx
Kid Burns
Junio Athletic Club
Brown’s
Mike Aselta
Jack Carter
Rhode Island
Prof., Atlas
R. Schinzing
Hoboken
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May
Belmont Terminal
Jersey’s Athletic Stadium
L. Waterbury
J. M. Waterbury, Jr
H. P. Whitney
Deverell Milburn
L. St. C. Cheape
A. N. Edwards
J. Hardress Pied
H. H. Wilson
Middles
Brill
Dixie Gray
Oxford
Cambridge
49Th St
Chambers St
Cortlandt ST
Greenwich
125Th Street
3D Ave
Union Square
14Th Street
Olympic Club
Waltham
Waltham Watch CO
Waltham, Mass
Waltham Watch
New York Times Weekly Financial Review
Strongholder
Adv
James McCreery
T. 34Th Street
Thirty-fourth Street
Gimbels
Madison SQ
REGAL
Gimbel Brothers
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