Yankees Lose Close Game at Polo Grounds 2-1
Cleveland Nap players chase two runs in the second inning as Ray Fisher holds the Yankees to one run. Carisch’s Texas Leaguer breaks the deadlock and leads to a narrow 2-1 defeat at home. Manager Birmingham is ejected after disputing Carisch interference call.
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Polo Grounds
Naps
Ray Fisher
Frank Chance
Order of Moose
Bulldog
Cariond
Chance
Yankees
Jaivers
Fisher
Possig
Cleveland
Ahier
Yanke
Johnston
Hapman
Carisch
Sweeney
Evans
Anager Birmingham
Birmingham
Zeider
Ackeon
Ryan
Kahler
Rish
Yanks
Beason
Peckinpaugh
Tofentre
Seaton Outduels Hendrix In NL Pitchers' Battle
Seaton pitched a five hit game to edge Hendrix as Philadelphia defeats Pittsburgh 4 to 3. Key blows include Magee's double and Dooin's triple in the second, Doolan's RBI single, and Wagner's later triple for Pittsburgh with Seaton securing the win.
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Pittsburgh
Seaton
Hendrix
Magee
Luderus
Dooln
Doolan
Wagner
Miller
Wilyson
Becker
Wilson
Boston Triumphs in Twelve Inning Victory Over Chicago
Boston defeats Chicago 4 to 3 in twelve innings as Lewis drives in the winning run with a two base hit off the scoreboard. Mattick Rath and Weaver spark the defense. White holds Boston to one hit through six.
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Boston
Chicago
Lewis
Speaker
Mattick
Rath
Weaver
White
Cady
Hooper
Russell
Wagnner
Fournier
Schalk
Reaton
Bodie
Rell
Matti
Reath
Bance
Aren
Firet
Wood
Wagner
Whi
Washington Wins Final Game 1 0 Over St Louis
Washington stopped St Louis 1 0 to clinch the series as Johnson narrowly out pitched Leverenz in a tight pitching duel. Offense was scarce with St Louis unable to solve Washington pitching and mounting threats were thwarted by timely plays. Additional box scores show Providence, Baltimore, and Montreal fixtures with erratic offense.
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Senatore
Washington
St. Louis
Johnson
Leverfenz Initcher
Lee
Aieatten Ainsmith
Cleveland Beats New York 4–1 in American League
Yesterday's baseball results show Cleveland defeating New York 4 to 1. Washington tied St Louis 1–0 while Philadelphia beat Detroit 8–7 in ten innings. Boston edged Chicago 4–3 in twelve innings.
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Cleveland
New York
Washington
St. Lowis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Schedule of 14 NBA games across cities
League slate lists Chicago at New York Cleveland at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington New York at St Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Boston at Chicago Newark at Jersey City Providence at Baltimore Rochester at Montreal Buffalo at Toronto two games on tap across major markets and cross divisional matchups.
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R.H.F
Providence
BT. Louis
Baltimers
Bailey, Onslow
Kocher
I Dinforth
Shawkey
Egan
Milan
Jiston
Jersey City
Gener
Jeckistieh
Meson
Buffalo
Toronto
Esi
Sbatertax
Jamienon
Gowdy
Aroun Aie
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Rochester
Montreal
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Screenatree
Washington
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
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Brooklyn
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Louis
Matt
International League
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Baltra
Ome
Prince
Eae
National League
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Travers and Kirkby Reach New Jersey Championship Final
National champion Jerome D. Travers and New Jersey title holder Oswald Kirkby advance to the final matches at Baltusrol Golf Club after winning semi finals. Travers edges C. E. Van Vieck Jr. and Howard Giffin by 2 up, 1 to play, while Kirkby defeats E. B. Schley 9 and 8 and Max Behr 3 and 2, setting a new amateur course record.
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Jerome D. Travers
Oswald Kirkby
New Jersey
Baltusrol
Travers
C. E. van Vieck, Jr
Howard Giffin
Kirkby
E. B. Sehley
Morris County
Max Behr
Behr
Upper Montclair
E. M. Barnes
Paaeeee
Max Rehr
John Naething
Englewood
E. B. Schley
Giffin
Pee
E. M. Wild
Cranford
A. F
Milligan
Suburban
A. D. Swords
C. EB. van Vieck
Montclair
William Watson
Max R. Marston
Wallace N. Sinclair
B. H. MacAlpin
Wild
Swords
Sinclair
Watson
W. E. Shackelford
Atlantic City
Henry Allsopp
Eads Johnson
Ontclair
Endicott
Taylor
Webb
Allsopp
J. H. McDonald
Essex County
E. E. Allsop
John N. Stearns
Princeton
H. T. Hi
Athletics Extend Win Streak In Tight 8-7 Victory
Philadelphia overcame a 7-7 tie in the tenth inning to win their twelfth straight game. Oldring delivered the double that scored Bender, with Bender earning the win after relieving Wyckoff in the tenth. Veach Oldring and McInnis starred at the plate while Barry Vitt and Bush sparkled in the field.
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Athletics
Philadelphia
Oldring
Bender
Wyckoff
Lake
Plank
Veach
McInnis
Barry
Vitt
Bush
Boston Beats Chicago 5-4 In Tight Chicago Tilt
Boston tops Chicago 5-4 as errors by locals aid visitors. Zimmerman is banished after disputing a call at third base. Seymour makes a brilliant catch in center. Dickson hit by pitch and Chicago offense relies on three doubles and a triple’s support.
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Chicago
Boston
Zimmerman
Byron
Dickson
Seymour
Unable to parse: Washington game abbreviated notes
In an eighth inning the narrative shows limited scoring with Leverenz and Hamilton involved. Widespread garbled text obscures teams, positions, and outcomes, leaving the key events unclear and the final result indeterminable.
Providence Makes Offer to Cadet Otis Sectier
Providence of the International League has made an offer to Cadet Otis Sectier, captain of the Army nine, to join their club at West Point. The report notes the potential transfer could reshape the lineup and draw attention from lacrosse and baseball circles.
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West Pointer
West Point
International League
Otis
Sectier
Army Ger
Kent in Good Standing With Brooklyn Base Ball Club
Pitcher M. A. Kent of the Brooklyn Base Ball Club is declared in good standing by the National Commission after suspension for not reporting at the season opening. He will report to the events month when he completes his college course.
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Kent
M. A. Kent
Brooklyn Baseball Club
National Commission
One Ball Used in Scranton Baseball Game
Scranton game reports use of a single ball throughout all plays making a unique baseball record claim. The note attributes the feat to New York and details an unusual restraint on equipment in the outing.
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Scranton
Penn
New York State
Hume Ie
Giants Beat Decatur In Exhibition With Five Ex-I League Players
New York Giants defeated Decatur 9 to 2 in an exhibition before 6000 fans at Decatur. Schupp pitched the full game allowing only one earned run on Scherer's homer. Hartley Doyle Wil son Crandall and other former Three I League players appeared in the Giants lineup. Blake batted high for Decatur while Thorpe struck out with bases loaded in the eighth.
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Yveiand Avicaver
York
Teriee
Hite
Chapman
Kahler
Ryan
Cleveland
New York
Ry Kahler
Ty Fisher
Fisher
Messrs. Evans and Egan
New York Times
Decatur
New York Giants
Schupp
Wilson
Doyle
Hartley
Crandall
Giants
Scherer
Thorpe
New York State League Report From Wilkesbarre and Bimiremalbeny
In Wilkesbarre the 4 cerenton team defeated 2 to ? The Bimiremalbeny venue shows 4 with 2 points for Pzin. Details are incomplete and names unclear.
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New York State League
Wilkesbarre
Utica
Cerenton
Bimiremalbeny
Disjoint Score Ledger Spotted Across City Pairings
A fragmented OCR item lists scattered scores and team names such as Indianapolis and Toledo with digits like 9 and 2, alongside Kansas City references and odd spellings. The text is garbled, lacks clear events, and records no definite outcome or date.
New Haven Rackets Tie Eastern Association Matches
Eastern Association results show New Haven and New Lon drawing at Waterbury and Springfield in a compact slate. Pittafield Hartford and Botgone Bridgeport Holyoke also appear in the scattered scores from the circuit.
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New Haven
New Lon
Waterbury
Springfield
Pittafield
Hartford
Botgone
Bridgeport
Holyoke
Girl Golfer Miss Hollins Wins Metropolitan Title
Miss Marion Hollins of Westbrook defeats Miss Georgianna Bishop of Brooklawn to win the Women's Metropolitan Golf Association championship at Nassau Country Club Glen Cove. Hollins trailed at times but used superior approach shots to finish 2 up and to play. Mixed foursomes results follow with several pairings and scores listed.
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Marion Holling
Westbrook
Metropolitan Golf Association
Nassau Country Club
Glen Cove
Georgianna M. Bishop
Brooklawn
Fon
Bishop
Miss Hollins
Hollins
A. Cahn
Century
William Chilvers
Dunwoodie
Percy Ingalls
Essex County
W. I. Seaman
Richmond County
Irving Brown
Haworth
Frank Enos
Englewood
Miss Muriel Dodd Captures British Golf Title
Miss Muriel Dodd of Moretop Cheshire won the ladies golf championship at St Annes on the Sea England beating Miss Chubb of London by 8 up and 6 to play. the event has been in progress since June.
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Miss Dodd
ST. Anne's-On-The-Sea
England
Muriel Dodd
Moretop
Cheshire
Manany
Miss Chubb
London
Camden Captures State trap title at Riverside Gun Club
Camden two man team Eugene Springer and Frank Hineline won the New Jersey championship with a 95 score as Red Bank duo Albert Ivins and Edward Von Kattengell took second and Point Pleasant placed third. Charles Day led individuals with 153 hits. Abe Bennett won the Merchandise event with 24 of 20 birds.
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New York Times
Red Bank
N. J
Charles T. Day
Abe Bennett
Fair Haven
Asbury Park
George H. Piercy
Jersey City
Frank Hineline
B. M. Shanley
Newark
Albert Iving
Hineline
Charles Day
Lightweight Title Fight Off As Weights Fail
The July Fourth bout between Willie Ritchie and Joe Rivers was canceled due to weight disputes. Ritchie would not exceed 134 pounds at 9 am and Rivers would not go above 134 two hours before the bell. Ritchie expects a July opponent from Ad Wolgast Bud Anderson or Fredd Welsh who has fought him before.
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San Francisco
Willie Ritchie
Joe Rivers
Los Angeles
Matcr
Ritchie
Rivers
Ad Wol
Bud Anderson
Ore
Joe Mandot
New Orleans
Fredd Welsh
England
Vancouver
B. C
Palisades Park to Dedicate World’s Largest Natatorium
The world's largest surf bathing tank at Palisades Amusement Park will be officially dedicated this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The program features a male world swimmer exhibition of all strokes and swimming contests for girls, with champion long distance swimmer Goodwin and professional Al Brown taking part.
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Palisades Amusement Park
Goodwin
America
al Brown
National Baseball Commission Issues New Salary Rule
The National Baseball Commission issued a rule clarifying a club’s salary obligations to a player released after his contract begins. The rule outlines that a club must continue payments to the player for services rendered during the contract term, with specific terms to be calculated from the start of the contract.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baseball Commission
Petersburg-Portsmouth Race Results Reported
In the Virginia League action at Petersburg Portsmouth Petersburg led Norfolk 5 to 1 while Richmond hosted Richmond and Norfolk 1 in another segment with Newport News Roanoke listed in the results.
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Virginia League
Petersburg
Portsmouth
Richmond
Norfolk
Wee Ag Tnt
Roanoke
Newport Jews
Pacific Coast League Scores From Recent Games
In San Francisco Venice hosted San Francisco and won 6 to 4. Los Angeles defeated at home 11 to 1 versus Los Angeles. Sacramento played Portland with Portland prevailing 10 to 3, while Oakland also played.
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San Francisco
Venice
Angeles
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Portland
Oakland
Southern League Scores Mention Theaters and Cities
Unclear OCR reads scattered league results including Atlanta Nashville Birmingham and New Orleans Memphis with scores and locations in a rain affected schedule. The fragment mentions Moble and Monigoner with a 4 to 1 score amid hazy city listings.
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Atlanta
At. eNashville
Nashville-Birmingham
Moble
New Orleans
Memphis
New England League Scoreboard Update
In a New England League game Lynn defeated Steckinwall River 8 to 4 as Brockton fell 1 to 0. The match highlighted scoring errors and late-inning rallies by Lynn.
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Eesehen Lynn
Steckinwall River
Brockton
New York and New Jersey League standings brief
Fragmentary score row shows Middletown leading with seven points while Danbury and Long Branch total thirty three, Poughkeepsie and Newburg six.Incomplete data prevents full standings or teams identified.
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New York
New A
Middletown
Middleto
Pee Danbury
Long Branch
den Om
Oet
Poughkeepsie
Newburg
Poughkeep
Tri-State League York York Result Missing Details
In York York two Atlantic A Liserseere entries produced two results with incomplete scores and unclear team names. The fragment shows a two to one outcome but lacks full context and official names. Further lines are needed to confirm teams dates venues and exact scores.
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York
Liserseere Ganeres
Rock View Wins Brooklyn Derby at Belmont Park
Belmont stable owner August Belmont II sent Rock View a three year old by Rock Sand out of Golden View to win the Brooklyn Derby at a mile and a quarter. Prince Eugene, weight 123 pounds, trailed by about a length and a half as Rock View clocked 2 07 8 5 in a strong performance. The day also featured Delirium winning the steeplechase and Lysander taking the one mile race, with a free field drawing thousands to the Pimlico course atmosphere at Belmont.
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Belmon
Rock View
Rock Sand
Golden View
Belmont Park
Harry Payne Whitney
Prince Eugene
Hamburg
Belmont
Whitney
Rock View Welk
McTaggart
Tely
Prince Usene
Octagon
Fair Play
Payne Whitney
Delirium
Sandringham
H. K. Wingut
Malaga
Ichard T. Wilson
Lysander
Donald M Nald
Holland
Wilson
F. Ambrose Clark
Pencore
Randolph
B. G. Besom
Ford
Mrs. Archibald Barklie
B. G. Holiday
Davies
B. G. Black Broom
Traxler
Oak Ridge Stable
Tr. F
Hoffman
Master Joe
Edna Liska
Water Lad
King Marshall
Water Lily
Yodeling
Huda
Cliff Maid
R. T. Tson
B. Lysander
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J. L. Holland
Donald McDonald
Éorris
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Don “ Dixon
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O’brien
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Simon Dale
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Keating Day Observed At Polo Grounds
Keating Day to be observed at the Polo Grounds this afternoon in Senor of Ray Keati. A picker slated to pitch for Neu may also be featured. Managers and committee had prior notification about Keati’s appearance. Game time set for the afternoon start.
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Polo Grounds
Senor
Ray Keati
Neu
Manairer Coanee
Keati
Athlète Robinson Skips Abroad Amid Criticisms
Philadelphia reports on June 6 that Athlète Robinson will not go abroad, citing avenging criticisms aimed at another figure as the motive behind his decision. Arthur remarks suggest ongoing tensions and a hunting metaphor as part of the discussion.
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Robinson
Philadelphia
Arthur
Englewood Athletes Champions at Hackensack Track Meet
Hackensack New Jersey hosted the seventh annual track meet with Englewood athletes achieving top honors. Officials, including clerks, coordinated the event as competitors sprinted and crossed the finish lines.
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Englewood
Hackensack
N.J
Lipton Names W P Burton to Command Shamrock IV
Sir Thomas Lipton assigns the Shamrock IV to W. P. Burton who accepts. Burton, former owner of the Octavia, is a renowned amateur with thirty years of sailing and more than a thousand races. This marks the first time an amateur helms Lipton’s America's Cup challenger.
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Marconi
New York Times
London
Thomas Lipton
W. P. Burton
Burton
Wisconsin on Hudson as McCarthy Replaces Ruprecht in Columbia Crew
Poughkeepsie New York June 6 Wisconsin University coaches and rowers arrived ahead of the intercollegiate racing on June 21 at Columbia. The No 2 seat changes occur as McCarthy displaced Ruprecht in the four oared crew and Peterson rotated into the No 2 position. Rough water delayed practice for both Wisconsin and Columbia shells.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
University of Wisconsin
Harry Vail
Wisconsin
Coech Vail
Washington
Orwell
Jim Rice
Columbia
Ruprecht
McCarthy
Rice
Peterson
Uprecht
Yale and Harvard Crews Battle on Thames
Red Top Conn June 6 Harvard Varsity eight defeats freshmen by two lengths over two miles on the Thames. No time given. Coach Wray pleased with the showing. Varsity stroker under 29, freshmen around 34. Led from start. GALES FERRY June 8 Yale Varsity eight covers four miles in 21:17 amid wind and tide. Yale and Harvard launches follow the race. freshmen row two and a half miles beyond quarters. Brice substitutes for Bennett as stroke in Varsity four-oared crew.
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Harvard
Red Top
Conn
Thames
Wray
Gales Ferry
Varsity
Brice
Bennett
Fordham Unveils 1914 Mornon Eleven Schedule and Coach
Fordham University announces the 1914 football schedule with Tom Thorpe returning as head coach and choice assistants from Fordham stars. The lineup includes games at Fordham against St Peter’s Princeton RPI St Joseph’s Vermont Villanova Boston College and Holy Cross in Worcester.
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Tom Thorpe
Columbia
Fordham
Gerald M. McLaughlin
Newark
N. J
Harry M. Crocker
Mount Clemens
Mich
St. Peter's Eye
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
St. Joseph's College
Vermont
Villanova
Boston College
Holy
Worcester
Maas
Cornell Football Practice Starts September 10
Cornell coach Al H. Sharpe announced practice for the fall will begin September 10, earlier than usual, with 15 days before the first game. Candidates previously ineligible or not registered were asked to submit summer essays by June 18 to be considered for selection.
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Cornell
Ithaca
al H. Sharpe
Speer
Sharpe
Motor Cycling at Brighton Beach Feature Race Highlight
A seven rider field tackles the Coney Island handicap at Stadium Motordrome tonight led by Arthur Chapple who rides from scratch. Contenders Paul Ohne George Mercier Billy Hagan Bob Fischer Mike Costello and Jack Krug join the lineup for the one lap and five mile events as excitement builds for the quarter century mark ride.
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Arthur Chapple
Coney Island
Stadium Motordrome
Paul Ohne
George Mercier
Billy Hagan
Bob Fischer
Mike Costello
Jack Krug
Limit Bie
Hagan
Atte
Hearaioes
Chapple
Polo Subscription Sweepstakes at Middleburgh Races
The program lists four races with weights and entrants. The first is one mile for Middleburgh and other horses at 165 pounds. The second race for four year olds and up runs a mile and a sixteenth with several weights listed. The Ramapo Plate covers four-year-olds and up at one mile and a quarter with competing names and weights. The Piping Rock Subscription Race Consolation spans about four furlongs with weights and listed runners.
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Ral Cases
Manassas
Grayling
Suffolk
Prince Eugene
Carmel
Rit son Out Of Lineup In English Polo Tour Match
Illness sidelined Capt R G Ritson impacting the England polo lineup for the upcoming American international tour. A prior Locust Valley match against Piping Rock saw penalties and windy conditions influence play with England trailing 4 to 3.
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Locust Valley
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J. M. Waterbury, Jr
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Freake
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Great Neck Polo Triumph Over Grasshoppers
In Locust Valley New York on June 6 the Great Neck polo team defeated the Grasshoppers 11 to 7 at the Piping Rock Club to win the Visitors cup. Players J R Grace J Watson ebb Hamilton Hadden and Jeremiah Smith earned four trophies. Grasshoppers included H Phipps J P Grace Walter McClure and Charles Whitney.
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New York Times
Locust Valley
IL. L
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Grasshoppers
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J. Watson Ebb
Hamilton Hadden
Jeremiah Smith
H. Phipps
J. P. Grace
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Charles Whitney
Mr. Whitney
Dan Ross
John Phipps
Westbury
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German Sonderklasse Trial Races in Kiel
Trial eliminations set for June 18 in Kiel to pick German representatives for the sonderklasse regatta off Marblehead Massachusetts in September. Entered yachts include Seehund, Julius Stalin, Wittelsbach, Serum and others with owners from Stuttgart Berlin Hamburg.
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Mass
Palmstroem
Eberhard Marquardt
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Seehund
Ste Aeretet
Wilhelm Spindler
Berlin
Julius Stalin
Wittelsbach
Carteret Alt
Serum
Waldemar Tieigens
Hamburg
Only Three Boats to Start in Philadelphia to Bermuda Race
Philadelphia announces a three-boat start for the annual Philadelphia to Bermuda power boat race. Dream, Barbara II, and Tocsam will begin, with Dream receiving a 16 hour 44 minute 6 second time allowance and Tocsam 13 hours 6 minutes 36 seconds, while Talequah and Teck are postponed due to repairs.
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Mount Vernon
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Staten Island Yacht Club
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Kearns Beats Davis in Scrappy Ten Round Bout
Brooklyn’s Soldier Kearns defeats Buffalo’s George Davis in a ten round match in Buffalo after a ninth round knockdown. Davis showed a strong early attack with rights and lefts while Kearns bled from the nose but fought through the punishment to the final bell. It was their third meeting, with Kearns winning by knockout in New York earlier.
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N. Y
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Davis
Kearns
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