Americans Urged to Enter Cavalry in Olympia Horse Show
Army officers in London urge the War Department to send American cavalry to compete for the King’s Cup at Olympia. They condemn the lack of U S representation as a disgrace and claim West Point cadets or seasoned sergeants could rival French riders on suitable mounts.
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United States Army
Olympia
West Point
London
War Department
United States
America
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Moore Horses Big Winners At International Horse Show
London June 9 The Moore stable led by Judge William H. Moore of New York dominated the International Horse Show with a record ribbon haul across multiple classes. Moore earned at least seven first prizes including top honors in Class 39 for harness horses over 15.2 hands and Class 42 tandems, while consigning Debator Orator and Phyllis Menella to high placings.
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London
William H. Moore
New York
Olympia
Judge Moore
Moore
Hinogker
Debator
Walter Winans
Crackshot
Newton Sportsman
W. Watson
Moonshine
Yale Club Golf Championship Decided In Close Finish
Special to The New York Times. New Haven Conn June 9 John Kendrick Bangs Jr of New York City was defeated today in a hard played match for the Yale University Club golf championship. He faced R Y Hayne of San Mateo California and Hayne won by 2 up and 1 to play.
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New York Times
New Haven
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in Major Leagues
Scores from yesterday include Boston defeating none, St Louis and Philadelphia top Boston while rain delays affect New York Chicago and several games. National League results show Pittsburgh over St Louis and Cincinnati routing Brooklyn. American Leagues see Rochester Buffalo and Milwaukee games listed with rain postponements and Columbus beating Indianapolis.
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P.C
Piesdute
Ccceeense
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
National League
Pittsburg
Ketchel Stops Jack O'Brien with Third-Round Knockout
Philadelphia’s Jack O'Brien is kayoed in the third round by Stanley Ketchel at the National Club in Philadelphia. Ketchel attacks the body and head from round two, sending O'Brien to the canvas twice before the referee ends the bout as the fighter is unable to continue. The weigh-in listed both fighters at 160 pounds and the house reported about $%0,000.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Waterloo
Stanley Ketchel
National Club
Ketchel
O’brien
O'Brien
Philadelphian
Rochester and Newark Lead Early Hockey Standings
The Rochester team leads the table with .2411 and a .686 score. Newark and Montreal trail with lower marks. Buffalo, Toronto, Jersey City, Baltimore, Providence show varied performances in the early league totals, reflecting a tight race among eight clubs.
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Rochester
Newark Ae
Montreal
Buffalo
Toronto
Jersey City
Baltimore
Providence
Newark
Unclear Sports Standings Card From Milwaukee to Kansas City
Fragmentary OCR lists several city abbreviations and ratios such as Milwaukee Minneapolis Indianapolis Toledo Columbus St Paul Louisville Kansas City with decimal values following each. No coherent event or narrative is readable.
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American Association
W. LL. P.C
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Toledo
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
P.C
Weekday NBA Schedule Across Cities
Multiple NBA matchups listed for today including Detroit at New York Philadelphia at Cleveland and Boston at Cincinnati among others. The card features cross conference games with teams like Montreal Toronto Milwaukee and Indianapolis on the docket.
St Louis Edges Brooklyn 4-3 in Seventh Inning Rally
St Louis defeated Brooklyn 4 to 3 as Gilbert caught Alperman napping and scored the winning run in the eighth on a short hit from Beebe who relieved Sallee. Game details list line scores, hits, and fielding errors with Rigler and Truby umpiring.
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Brooklyn Today
Gilbert
Alperman
Beebe
Sallee
Brooklyn
Nee Byrne
Burch
Shaw
S Sanh
Phelps
Man
Kon'cy
Hunter
Evans
M'Millan
Ellis
Okustus
Hulsn
M’elv
Bergen
Rucker
Dunn
McMillan
Byrne
Alec Beebe
Ouble
McElveen
Hummell
Konetchy
Messrs. Rigler and
Truby
Curley Stops Cutch in Fifth at Sharkey Club Fight
Jack Curley defeated Harry Cutch last night at the Sharkey Athletic Club on Columbus Avenue at Sixty-fifth Street. The bout was halted in the fifth round to prevent a knockout.
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Jack Curley
Harry Cutch
Sharkey Athletic Club
Columbus Avenue
Sixty-fifth Street
Cutch
New Bowling Leaders Rise in National Championships
In the two men event E Satterthwaite and S Rogers of Philadelphia win with 1298 near the world record as their six games mostly exceed 200. Allan Adams of the Colonial Club Brooklyn tops the boys with 609 and a 203 average. The All Chicago five leads in the five man event with 2840 while G Siegel of Philadelphia posts 662 as highest individual score. NYAC leads the fraternal and commercial tournament with 2704 as Roseville Newark follows. Glen Fisher defeats Harry Sutton in a best four of seven and Gilbert Meyer and Woodbury beat Hartley John and Watt two of three.
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J. Rogers
Philadelphia
McGuirk
Grady
Patterson
Rochester
Satterthwaite
Wood
Lockwood
Allan Adams
Colonial Club of
Brooklyn
Adams
All Chicago
G. Siegel
New York Athletic Club
Fiveman
Roseville Athletic Club
Newark
Glenn Fisher
Chicago
Harry Sutton
Gilbert
Meyer
Woodbury
Hartley
John
Watt
Pittsburgh Defeats Philadelphia in Baseballdouble header
In Cincinnati Pittsburgh overcame Philadelphia 7 2 in a pitching duel. McQuillen and Willis held rivals to four runs while Wagner Hyatt and Doolan starred with key plays. Errors and timely hits fueled a defensive, low scoring affair lasting one hour thirty minutes.
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Doolan
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Wilson
Doolin
Miller
Sparks
McQuillen
Wagner
Hyatt
Yale Yale Princeton baseball game moved to June 22 at Princeton
The American League Baseball Park date was reserved by Yale and Princeton managers in case a tie results from a Princeton victory over Yale in the coming game at Princeton. Yale had defeated Princeton in the first game at New Haven.
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Yale
Princeton
New Haven
Carrigan's bat and Wallace error sink St Louis in Boston win
Boston defeated St Louis 3 to 2 as Carrigan provided the decisive batting and an error by Wallace aided the victory. Lord fielded sensationally as Boston took their third straight win.
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St. Louis Browns
Carrigan
Wallace
St. Louis
Lord
Cincinnati Players Sold to Other Teams
Cincinnati announces the sale of First Baseman Autrey to the Boston Nationals and Pitcher Karger to the St Paul American Association Club.
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Ohio
Autrey
Karger
Boston Nationals
St. Paul
Cornell Track Star Reaches Decision to Quit College
Capt. B. T. Cook of the Cornell track team, an Olympic and intercollegiate champion, leaves the university and will not return next fall to pursue stock raising. His departure is described as a severe blow to Cornell where he set a strong reputation by vaulting with Yale’s Gilbert and winning intercollegiate events.
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New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
B. T. Cook
Cornell
Cook
Cornell College of Civil Engineering
Gilbert
Yale
Suburban Handicap Weights Set for Sheepshead Bay Meet
Handicapper W. 8. Vosburgh assigns top weight to King James at 129 pounds for the Suburban Handicap at Coney Island. Celt carries 124, while other notable entries include Brother Jonathan 102 and Restigouche 121 as the June 10 weights post to the four day week schedule from June 24 to July 13.
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Coney ‘Island
Jockey Club
Shepshead Bay
Brooklyn
S. C. Hildreth
King James
Celt
Cell
Coney Island
Sheepshead Bay
Jonathan
Madden
Restigouche
Alfred Noble
Montgomery
Fayette
Robert
Frank Gill
Arcite
Fitz Herbert
Effendi
Gravesend Race Card Highlights Today’s Meetings
The program lists six races at Gravesend including the Patchogue Stakes in the fourth and a maiden special for maidens and older in the fifth. Notable contenders include Desirous, Twilight Queen, Restigouche, and May Florence with various weights and allowances across six events.
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Notasulga
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Follie Levy
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Cindy
Our Hannah
Cristina
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