English polo team challenges for American Cup
London reports the Hurlingham Club receiving an English challenge for the Meadow Brook International Cup. The Earl of Rocksavage Lord Wodehouse and the Grenfell twins form the team with Duke of Roxburghe lending ponies for ships July 10. Capt. E B Miller joins as organizer.
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NEW York Times
London
Hurlingham Club
New York
Meadow Brook
Harry Payne Whitney
Hurlingham Grounds
Earl of Rocksavage
Lord Wodehouse
F. and
R. Grenfell
England
Grenfells
Earl of Kimberley
Lord Rocksavage
Duke of Roxburghe
E. B. Miller
Lloyd
Great Neck
H. L. Herbert
American Polo Association
Hurlingham
Egerton Green
The
Waterburys
Fine Polo at Great Neck Semi Finals Delight Crowds
A large society crowd watched semis for the Great Neck Challenge Cup on Long Island. Cooperstown defeated Rockaway 13 to 7 in a polo match marked by a rider's fall and quick recovery. Scoring featured Reynal 5, Stevenson 2, Von Stade 2, Collier 2, La Montagne 5, and Cowdin 1. Referee H. H. Holmes and timer S. H. Geer officiated.
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New York
Great Neck
L. L
Long Island
Meadow Brook
Cooperstown
Cheever Cowdin
Rockaway
Young Men's Spring Suits Attract Shoppers
A local ad touts young men’s spring suits priced from eighteen to thirty five dollars. The retailer emphasizes quality tailoring and enduring style rather than mere looks to appeal to youthful buyers.
Miss Nett Wins Bedford Stakes Narrowly At Gravesend
In the Bedford Stakes for two year olds at Gravesend Miss Nett nosed ahead of Danger Mark by a head under Jockey Glass. Danger Mark tired late, while Fair Miss took third as six horses contested the selling race in heavy track conditions. Bob R. upset expectations in race four, and Trance led a late dash before Righteasy closed strong to win the first race.
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Gravesend
Miss Nett
Danger Mark
Newcastle
Eddie Dugan
Glass
J. L. McGinnis
Bob R
Berkeley
Pins and Needles
Bedwell
Righteasy
Odom
Trance
Royal Captive
Adriade
Black Bridge
Judge Ermentrout
Petronius
Frank Purcell
Acumen
McCahey
Romano
Blk
M. Adriache
Crest
Nicolai
H. Kk
Vingut
B. G. Black Bridge
Lynch
Dice
Thomas
Taboo
B. F
Duke
Oneck
Br. G. Petronius
Semand
Br. G
Powers
Loco
Gilbert
Wenna
Br. c
Estep
Gee
Sescecss
J. Hynes
B. F. Ugo
Hyland
Benschotten
Lil
Bridgewater-Blackheart
Henderson
J. Morrissey
G. Peetor Keith
Mie Lane
B. G
Allen
Paprika
Bedford
Dugan
J. L. McGinniss
B. F. Fair Miss
Ural
Feinn
Imprint
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Ch. G. Berkeley
Mc Ormondale
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Rea
Wise Mason
Pronius Clara Barnes
Miss A. M. Marone
Reid
the Hague
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Gross
Spes Nostra
Grass
Satisfax
H. G. Bedwell
Br. F Ighteasy
Larkford
Edith Mec
McGee
Cahey
F. Fleischmann
Br. c. Dulleare
G. Reif
Inspector
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Nixie
iEstep
J. Fitzsimmon
F. Johnson
Jvastor W. F. A. Mulholland
Harvey F
MecCahey
B .G
Anna Brooks
Ant. T. Newton
Mcoo
Jane Thorne
King
London Horse Show Opens With A Thrill
The Olympia event drew sparse attendance on opening day with Judge W H Moore narrowly escaping harm as Traveler's Joy bolted through the arena. Grand Vampire won first in the harness, His Lord Heaton took second, and Moore also placed in several events amid American visitors and royal boxes.
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NEW York Times
London
Olympia
W. H. Moore
New York
Traveler's Joy
Miss Lort
Moore
Judge Moore
Lord Heaton
Ella Ross
Alfred Vanderbilt
Edward Morris
Chicago
Frank Mackay
Sir Thomas Lipton
Walter Winans
High Roller
Hinecker
Horses Sold At Auction After Coaching Trip
Thirty horses used in the Larch trip were sold last night by the Tichenor Grand Company at 124 West Fifty sixth Street. Bidding was lively and the sale brought 9530 dollars, averaging 310 dollars per head. Prominent buyers included J Campbell Thompson George Watson and J Ryan of Philadelphia.
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Larch Nont
Paul A. Sorg
Tichenor Grand Company
West Fifty-sixth Street
J. Campbell Thompson
George Watson
J. Ryan
Philadelphia
Joe Morris Wins Latonia Derby in Thriller Finish
Joe Morris, who trailed in second until the final eighth of a mile, edged ahead to win the Latonia Derby by one length. Donan led early but faded to finish second as Boola Boola pressed for place and show. Wagers paid: Joe Morris 11.73 for win, 7.00 place, 6.50 show. Boola Boola 8.00 place, 6.50 show. Donau 7.25 show.
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Latonia
Joe Morris
Donan
Boola Boola
Donau
California Jockey Club Opens 1910 11 Season in November
President Thomas H. Williams announced the 1910 11 racing season will open at Emeryville on November 12, one week earlier than last year.
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San Francisco
Thomas H. Williams
New California Jockey Club Today
Emeryville
Third Postponement of Auto Races in Kansas City
The automobile races at Elm Ridge were postponed until tomorrow due to rain. This marks the third postponement caused by unfavorable weather.
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Times SQ. Auto CO
Fhila
ChicaGo
St. Louis
KansAs City
Elm Ridge
Beech er Beats Driscoll In Second Club Bout
Beecher defeats Boyo Driscoll at Olympic A C in ten rounds. Beecher presses from start to finish, landing solid body and head blows while Driscoll tires and absorbs relentless attacks. Eye and mouth bleed for the Irishman as Beecher dominates with steady, rapid punches.
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Boyo Driscoll
Willie Beecher
Olympic A
Beecher
Driscoll
Sullivan to Meet Stewart in Severe Fest at Fairmount
Twin Jack Sullivan returns for a hard bout against Jim Stewart at Fairmount A C tonight. Sullivan has fought fearless opponents for a year and expects the same from Stewart who has grown more confident since their last Brooklyn encounter. Preliminary features Joe Ahearn versus Chic Murray in six rounds.
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Jack
Attell Brannigan Fight Ends In Six Round Draw
In Pittsburg on June 6 Monte Attell and Patsy Brannigan, bantamweights, fought six rounds to a draw with Attell having the slight edge in aggression and scoring but not enough to secure a win.
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Pittsburg
Monte Attell
Patsy Brannigan
Attell
Behr tops Torrance in Englewood tennis cup matches
Lawn tennis on clay at Englewood Field Club features Karl H. Behr defending title with a straight set victory over Harry Torrance Jr. The day also covers multiple singles rounds and player defaults, plus results from the Felipe Cup and Manhattan doubles, and the Long Island championship preliminaries at Kings County Tennis Club.
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Englewood
N. J
Karl H. Behr
Alexander Amend
Behr
Harry Torrance, Jr
Otto H. Hinck
Walter Blache
Wilbur Baldwin
Edgar F Lee
Benjamin M. Phillips
Louis
Coe
G. A. L. Dionne
George
Groesbeck
R. H. Eggleston, Jr
Edgar A. Lowther
George M. Church
Seymoure Johnson
Abraham Bassford, Jr
H. N. Balch
Charles M. Bull, Jr
A. L. Lindley
Frederick F. de Rham
Paul Martin
George L. Rodman
Carleton R. Gardner
Dr. Ewing E. Taylor
J Thompson
Willliam S. Slade
Gustave F. Touchard
Wylie C. Grant
B. Poole
John Tomlinson
Phillip B. Hawk
Edwin P. Fischer
Earl Fink
Frederick ©. Watson, Jr
L. H. Fitch
Abraham Bassforg, Jr
William S. Slade
John C. Tomlinson
William Rosenbaum
Manhattan
New York
Dr. Rosenbaum
Frederick C. Baggs
West Side
Peet
Ove
Long Island
Kings County Tennis Club
Brooklyn
Harry ©. Martin
LD. W. Peiser
Miles
Charlock
Burroughs
Ira Sankey
William J. Rosenbaum
R. H. Boggs
F. B. Ogilvie
J. W. Anderson
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E. S. Barber
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National Association of Amateur Oarsmen Issues 1910 Year Book
The National Association of Amateur Oarsmen releases its 1910 year book in blue and white. Compiled by Secretary Fred R. Fortmeyer, it includes meeting minutes, constitution and by-laws, regatta rules, laws of boat racing, list of associate clubs, club directory, and other useful information for oarsmen.
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National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Fred R. Fortmeyer
Foster Harvard's Track Captain Chosen
Reginald C. Foster of Needham Mass Harvard track star was elected Captain of the 1911 team in Cambridge Mass. Foster known as one of the fastest sprinters at Harvard takes on leadership duties for the season.
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Cambridge
Mass
Reginald C. Foster
Needham
Harvard
Little to sue Johnson over manager position in court
George Little announces he will seek legal action to regain management of boxer Jack Johnson after a dispute over kitchen duties for Johnson’s camp escalated to threats. Little claims $10,000 forfeit and $15,000 debts paid by his camp, plus costs for Johnson’s brother Charles in a Chicago hospital, while police refuse to intervene. A grandstand permit for Central Park amid Jeffries Johnson fight construction was granted, and Billy Nolan discussed a potential management offer with Johnson.
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San Francisco
George Little
Jack Johnson
Little
Johnson
Billy Nolan
Martin
Charles
Chicago
Board of Supervisors
Central Park
Vision
Nolan
Fisherman’s paradise offers rods guns and tackle
The shop invites all fishing enthusiasts to view their western bait casting rod and accompanying equipment for bass fishing. They also showcase tackle for all fishing needs and specialize in imported and domestic guns, rifles, and ammunition.
Jeffries and Nolan clash over referee role in match talks
The article outlines Nolan push for control and threat to back Eddie Smith as referee, while Tex Rickard faces Nolan objections. It notes Rickard would withdraw if either fighter objects and mentions Johnson’s possible agreement. BENLOMOND reports Jeffries returns from fishing with his team as Corbett prepares for bouts and sparring with Graney.
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Tex Rickard
Johnson
Eddie Smith
Jeffries
Rickard
Benlomond
Jim Jeffries
Ttg
Corbett
Santa Cruz
Eddie Graney
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