Major Daingerfield wins muddy Parkway Handicap at Gravesend
Major Daingerfield, trained by Frank Regan and ridden by Odom, won the Parkway Handicap at Gravesend amid a muddy track. Merry Acrobat placed second, Rightful third, after a disputed foul claim by Merry Acrobat’s rider. Royal Summons benefited from Miss Dorothy’s disqualification in race one.
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Andrew Miller
Wes Leeds
Lee
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Merry Acrobat
Rightful
Odom
Frank Regan
Martin
Burns
Royal Summons
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Weight assignments for race horses and riders listed
The record notes weights for a race event with horses Royal Pirate Escorial Faulconbridge Williamstead and others each at 112 pounds. Other horses King Post Cardinal Wolsey Bob Hilliard Jim Buck Mayor Graham Sentinel carry 109 pounds. Extrava ganza and Tristesse listed at 107 pounds. The segment indicates a one mile and seventy yards course with paired weights.
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Escorial
Faulconbridge
Williamstead
King Post
Cardinal
Wolsey
Bob
Hilliard
Jim Buck
Graham
Sentinel
Extravaganza
Tristesse
Baseball pennant chase tight as leaders win
National League leaders remained atop after New York beat Stetll 11 to 2 and Chicago defeated Boston 4 to 1 while Pittsburgh edged Philadelphia 7 to 3. Detroit beat Boston 7 to 3, and Cleveland defeated Washington 8 to 6. Brooklyn and Cincinnati were postponed by rain.
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Detroits
Eaders
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Cleveland
Washington
Tearens
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Boston
New York Defeats St. Louis In Slugging NL Contest
The New York team beat St. Louis 12 to 6 after early three runs sealed the outcome. Mathewson started for New York, gave way in the seventh as Miller finished, while Bresnahan and Dunn contributed key hits. Errors by St. Louis aided the visitors as a lively crowd witnessed the nine-inning affair.
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Méssrs, Holliday and Moran
Three Run Third Inning Lifts Chicago Past Boston
Chicago and Philadelphia games feature three runs in the third inning for Chicago after a bases loaded walk and a triple, with Willis and Moran contributing. Pittsburg ends a 56 inning stretch of allowing no runs as Thomas scores on Titus fly. Duggleby struggles in third.
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Boston
Willis
Stanley
Pittsburg
Thomas
Titus
Duggleby
Fragmented Sports Metric Remains in OCR Record
A garbled OCR fragment lists city names and numbers including New York Cincinnati Chicago Boston Pittsburg Philadelphia Brooklyn St Louis with scattered figures. The text lacks coherent events or outcomes and cannot be fully interpreted from the degraded source.
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Cincinnati
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Pittsburg
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St. Louis
Chicago
New York Americans Open Series Win Over Browns
The New York Americans defeated the St. Louis Browns 3 to 7 at American League Park. Poor fielding and rain soaked conditions hindered play. Chesbro earned the win with support from a steady defense. Davis led New York at bat driving in all three runs with timely hits and scoring on a fumbled play by McCormick.
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Griffins Move Nets Shortstop Swap For New York
Manager Clark Griffith aims to strengthen the American League club by trading Courtney and Long to Detroit for Eberfeld who will wear a New York uniform tomorrow at American League Park. Rumors tie in Carey and Delehanty from Washington in exchange for Ganzel and Williams, but officials remain silent.
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Harvard Beats Columbia In Cambridge Baseball Tilt
Tyler pitched well for Columbia but Harvard edged ahead with Randall home run Frambach triple and Carr at third. Coburn and Tyler matched hits and walks with strong defense as Harvard won 4 to 2 at Cambridge. key moments included Frambach’s three base hit and Randall’s drives.
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Yale and Princeton play at Polo Grounds Saturday afternoon
Yale and Princeton announce their batting order for the Saturday Polo Grounds clash. Lineups include O'Brien Reid Metcalf Barnwell Chittenden Purnell Bowman Underhill Winslow Ame Thompson Miller Stevens as starting pitchers and fielders. The game is scheduled for 3 30 p m with local officials arranging the event.
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Metropolitan tennis championship opens with veteran players in tight first rounds
The Metropolitan trophy event at West Side Tennis Club features Harvard veteran Holcombe Ward and Yale alum Harold Hackett advancing to the second round. Princetonian Raymond Little is defeated by Frederick G. Anderson in three sets as handicaps dominate early play.
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One Hundred and Seventeenth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Holcombe Ward
Harvard
Robert le Roy
Columbia University
Thomas C. Trask
Yale
Raymond D. Little
Harry F. Allen
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Local Bowlers Triumph in Inter State Bowling Meet
The Buffalo and New York teams of the Inter State Bowling League faced off at Thums White Elephant Alleys Broadway and Thirty first Street. Buffalo won seven of nine games in last night’s series. Final matches are set for tonight at the same venue with Buffalo and Brooklyn to clash through Friday and Saturday.
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Daly tops academy games in broad jump and 12 yard hurdle
Charles P. Daly led the tenth annual United States Military Academy athletic meet with first place in the broad jump and the 12 yard hurdle race. He tied for second in the 100 yard run with Farnum, while J. S. Hammond won the 50 yard dash and the 220 yard run in fast time. The 194 yard misprint shortened the 220 event.
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Charles P. Daly
United States Military Academy
Farnum
J.S. Hammond
Hammond
Daly
Jme
Plains
Bunker
Woom
Barber
Armstrong
Dillon
A. S. Hammond
High School Track Meet Results Include Distances and Times
Readable lines show event winners and marks such as W D and sun 04 with 5 feet 5 inches in high jump. Dowd 03 won half mile in 2:11.7 with Spalding 05 second. Upham 05 won 44 yard run and Bunker Ockwell 08 second. Stillwell 64 won one mile in 5:13.25 with Hammond 05 second. Daly 08 won 120 yard hurdles in 17.5 seconds.
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J. Hammond
Daly
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Atlantic Regatta at Sea and Local Sports Notes
The Atlantic Yacht Club held its thirty seventh annual regatta after a late start due to fog. The race featured windward starts, multiple course rounds for different classes, and results including Kiwassa Estelle Umbrina and Bagheera with times listed. Other items cover Ossining shooting tournament won by Dr Weller and Fordham College athletic elections, plus London Cambridge cricket and Kingston racing results.
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Barber Divorce Sought by Mrs. Belle Bemis Barber
Robert L. Turk obtained from Justice Clarke in the Supreme Court permission to serve a summons by publication on Dr. George H. Barber naval surgeon at Coaster's Harper Island Narragansett Bay in Mrs. Barber's suit for absolute divorce The co respondent named is a Joutse Walker The Barbers were married in Isto and have no children.
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Belle Bemis Barber
Justice Clarke
Supreme Court
George H. Barber
Harper Island
Narragansett Bay
Joutse Walker
Isto
Dancing Masters Convention Highlights Early Jig Steps
At a New Jersey convention Isadore Sampson of Lynn Massachusetts described jig steps for children and their use in dance. Oscar Duryea explained the Delsarte physical culture system which attendees believed would gain popularity among roosters and others.
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Lynn
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Oscar Duryea
Roosters
Brooklyn departments to pay cash for postage stamps
An order by the Third Assistant Postmaster General requires Brooklyn municipal and borough departments to pay cash for postage stamps and postal cards or forgo them. Postmaster Roberts.
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