Bon Mot Wins at Gravesend In Muddy Track After Long Odds
At Gravesend, Bon Mot the Western colt upset the field in a one mile and a sixteenth race, beating Ardén by a neck with Coruscate third. Irish Jewel failed as the popular long shot, while Bob Hilliard led the six-race program with a strong showing for trainer and owner. Bon Mot, initially dismissed, surged to victory as the crowd roared and betting shifted on the muddy course.
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Gravesend
Alifornia
Remarah
Jockey Club
Ronan
Bon
Mot
Huack
Turner
Haack
Ton Mot
Bon Mot
Sae
Hamburg Belle
Rew
Waldemis
Contentious
Kimont
Beldame
James Galwax
Bob Hilliard
Feb Durrea
Mr. Duryea
Harry Payne Whitney
Chicago
Three-Year-Olds Handicap and Gazelle Stakes Card
The program lists Handicap races for three-year-olds and older over six furlongs and one mile and a half, with weights for horses including Hurstbourne Astarita Mackey Dwyer Abel Invincible Sir Voorhees Jiyria Ink and more. The third race features two-year-olds selling with a purse from 5000 down to 1000 and multiple named juveniles. The Gazelle Stakes is the fourth race for fillies three years old with penalties and allowances.
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Hurstbourne
Astarita
Mackey Dwyer
Abel
Shot
Gun
Tascon
John A. Scott
Invincible
Sir Voorhees
Akela
Ink
Jiyria
Zoroaster
Hunter Ratne
Rertor
Bruceville
Bob Murphy
Tista Way
Sailor
Knot
Lady Dot
Mountain Valley
Tone
Lady Iust
Sailor Knot
Thoroughbred race weights and entries detailed for races five and six
The report lists horse names and weights for race five a mile and a furlong with weights from 113 to 88 pounds and apprentice allowances for Zoroaster Blue Jay Justice and Tioga. Race six for maidens two years old covers five and a half furlongs with weights at 112 pounds each and 109 pounds for Responsive.
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Gloriosa
Mary Street
Lass O’ Linden
Gravina
St.Barnaby
Zoroaster
Agnes D
St. Sever
Lady. Potentate
Justice
Tioga and Hist
Blue Jay
Tioga
Harbor
Bob Murphy
Fortune
Hunter
Olaf
Prince of Elm
Dutiful
Sawhurst
Great Eastern
Billings
Responsive
Madden Returns Purchase Price for Steeplechase Horse Auto
John E. Madden sent E. R. Thomas a refund check of 5000 dollars for the steeplechase horse Auto and asked that the horse remain with Thomas. Madden said he no longer believed Auto was worth the price and preferred to avoid implying he had overcharged Thomas.
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John E. Madden
Auto
E. R. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Madden
Rain Cancels New York Baseball as Western Games Take Spotlight
Yesterday's rain halted New York baseball, shifting attention to Western matchups. New York defeated St. Louis 1 0 in a strong defensive effort while Brooklyn shut out Cincinnati 7 0. Pittsburgh and Chicago also won, with Detroit and Cleveland posting shutouts in separate games.
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New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Detroits
Ebberfeld
Griffith
St Louis Nips New York In Low Scoring League Tilt
In St Louis League Park a New York 1 to 0 win over Currie’s local club featured Taylor for New York surrendering four hits while Currie limited the visitors to three. A third inning run due to a batterymade error, a hit, and a force-out decided the game as defense ruled afterward. Three-base hit Currie, double plays, and a swapped lineup marked the tight contest in front of umpire Holliday.
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New York Times
ST. Louis
League Park
Taylor
New York
Currie
Innisis
Gilbert
Bowerman
Wiliams
Hackett
Dunn
Williams
Uase
St Louis
Long York
M,. Holliday
Brooklyn Defeats Cincinnati 7 to 0 in Narrow Nine-Hit Shutout
Jones of Brooklyn pitched a fine game allowing no runs as Cincinnati was shut out 7 to 0. Doubles and singles fueled Brooklyn's offense in the second and seventh innings, with Magoon miscue aiding the early scoring. Ritter was injured and replaced by Uitschk behind the plate.
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Cincinnati
Jones
Brooklyn
Phillips
Doyle
Itter
Flood
Strang
Vila
Magoon
Dobbs
Seymour
Ritter
Jackuitsch
Ribbpoafe
Donn
Efi
Kelley
Morisey
Corgorum
Cregan
Bergen
Lcavol
Ribpoae
Sheek'd
Jobbs
Cridie
Exile
Jahren
Rooklyn
Nefton
Incinnati
Matt Jones
By Jones
Pittsburg Defeats Philadelphia In Slow Game
In tightly played action Pittsburg earns a win over Philadelphia. Final scores show Pittsburg ahead with early runs and steady pitching from Ley and Phelps while Mitchell and Zimmer supplied support.
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RH. E. Pittsbore
Philadelphia
Ley and Phelps
Mitchell and Zimmer
Chicago Beats Boston 7 3 In High Scoring Baseball Affair
Chicago toppled Boston 7 to 3 in a busy day game marked by wild pitching and many walks. Piatt issued twelve bases on balls while Lundgren walked six. Lundgren also fanned four as relievers worked.
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Chicago
Boston
Piatt
Lundgren
E. Chicaeo
Bo Ces
Kling
Raub
Moran
Standings Snapshot From 1924 Baseball Figures
Fragmentary standings show teams like New York and Cincinnati with win totals and winning percentages. Chicago Boston Pittsburgh Philadelphia Brooklyn St Louis appear with partial marks and ratios, indicating league rankings and records from the era.
Games Scheduled for Today Across Major Cities
New York plays in Cincinnati and Brooklyn meets Pittsburgh. Boston faces St. Louis while Philadelphia travels to Chicago.
Boston Narrowly Succeeds in Tight Detroit Game
In Boston on June 16 the home team took a narrow win as Detroit managed only a lone clean hit. The game featured strong pitching and tense defense with Boston edging ahead late.
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Boston
Detroit
Uncertain Boston Game Notation Highlights Fielding and Errors
The fragment notes Boston misplays and Donovan’s strong fielding. It references score by innings with unclear innings lines and partial team abbreviations, listing batteries Winter Dineen Criger Donovan and McGuire without complete context.
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Boston
Donovan
R.H. E
Winter
Dineen
Criger
Donovan and McGuire
Cleveland Tops Washington 8–6 in batting fade
Washington fought but dropped a 8 to 6 decision as Cleveland surged ahead with timely hits. Batters from both sides produced runs, while Patten and Drill paired with Bernard and Beinis in the Battery.
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Washington
Cleveland
le Washington
Patten
Drill
Bernard and
Beinis
Not enough readable content for a full headline
Fragmentary sports standings list teams and records without a clear event or outcome. No named individuals or coherent context available to form a valid summary.
Schedule of Today’s Baseball Games Across Cities
Detroit at New York and St Louis at Boston lead today’s slate with Chicago at Washington and Cleveland at Philadelphia also on the card. Matches highlight early-season action across major leagues with all games set to start this afternoon.
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Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Washington
Manhattan Triumphs 3 0 Over Lafayette In Extras
Easton Penn June 10 Manhattan defeats Lafayette 3 to 0 in ten innings at March Field. Minihan allowed two hits while Newberry yielded eight safeties as Manhattan’s defense held Lafayette to one misplay. Cotter and Reeder featured in the field for the visitors as Manhattan plated three runs in the tenth to win the game.
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Spretai
New York Times
Easton
Penn
Manhattan
Lafayette
March Field
Minihan
Newberry
Cotter
Reeder
Rock
Siizer
vHrwin
Dutt Cys
Ernst
Launt
Holy Cross Defeats Amherst 2 to 0 In Tight Baseball Meet
Holy Cross tops Amherst 2 to 0 in a fast game at Amherst Massachusetts. McGehan baffled the Amherst hitters with ten strikeouts and only three hits allowed. Key plays included two base hits by Wheeler and Shay and a three-base hit by Stankard as Holy Cross secures the win.
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Amherst
Mass
Holy Cross
McGehan
Skelly
Wh'ler
Chdwin
Wheeler
Shay
Stankard
McRae
Meehan
Sturgis
Kelliher
Favour
Farrer
Pennsylvania defeats Brown 5 to 2 in pitching duel
The University of Pennsylvania baseball team beat Brown 5 to 2 in Providence as Hatch struck out 15 and Caldwell held strong in key moments. Score by innings shows a tight game with early runs, then steady defense and decisive fourth and sixth frame contributions.
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Providence
R. I
University of Pennsylvania
Brown
Hatch
Caldwell
Eastern League Score Report from Worcester and Providence
In Worcester Rochester faced a 4 to 7 loss with Becker Lilly and others pitching while Lovett Applegate and McCauley contributed at bat as Providence defeated Baltimore 3 to 1 behind Gettig Fuller Gray and Diggins in a game noted by umpire Mr Grown.
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R. H.E. Rochester
Worcester
Becker and
Lilly
Lovett
Applegate
McCauley
Fampire
Latham
Providence
R. H.E. Baltimore
Potteries
Gettig and Fuller
Gray and Diggins
Grown
American Association Games Scoreboard Summary
In Louisville Louisville routed Kansas City 18 to 6. Indianapolis beat Milwaukee 3 to 2 at Indianapolis. Columbus defeated Minneapolis 3 to 0. Toledo edged St Paul 4 to 3 in eleven innings.
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Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapoli
Toledo-St. Paul
Toledo
Philadelphia clubs fail to seek court relief in Lajoie case
President Potter withdraws from injunction case involving Nap Lajoie and Bernhardt of the Cleveland team. Col. John J. Rogers had filed the action. Potter declines further court appeal while urging peace between leagues. Cleveland faces contempt risk as the team plans to play Philadelphia Americans.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
James Potter
Philadelphia National League Baseball Club
Philadelphia
Lajoie and Bernhardt
John J. Rogers
Potter
Dreyfus
Somers
Cleveland
Philadelphia Americans
Lajoie
Bernhardt
Daimler Motor Car Works Fire Impacts Race Preparations
Cannstatt reports the Daimler Motor Car Works burned destroying race cars for the James Gordon Bennett Cup and a large stock of other vehicles. German team cars for the Ireland race on July 2 were to be built there but may be lost. Mercedes racers for the Paris Madrid event could still be available.
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London
Cannstatt
Wurtemberg
Daimler Motor Car Works
Ireland
Daimler Company
Mercedes
Cleveland Driver Mooers to Represent U S in Ireland Race
Louis P Mooers of Cleveland Ohio with Alexander Winton and Percy Owen sails for Europe aboard the Teutonic to prepare for the international automobile race in Ireland set for July 2 He is accompanied by Mrs Mooers and W J Morgan and will go directly to the race scene to train between arrival and the event date July 2.
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Louis P. Mooers
Cleveland
Ohio
Alexander Winton
Percy Owen
Ireland
Europe
Oxford and Cambridge Golfing Society Team Named for Autumn Visit
London dispatch lists the Oxford and Cambridge Golfing Society squad for the Autumn tour arriving by late August. Selected are John L. Low Norman F. Hunter D. F. Ransom J A L Bramston T Mansfield Hunter H C Ellis H G B Ellis A C Croome and H W Beveridge of Oxford plus Cambridge. Three spots remain with runner up Horace G Hutchinson favored to join. Low hailed as one of the world's greatest putters.
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London
Oxford and Cambridge Golfing Society
John L. Low
Norman F. Hunter
D. F. Ransom
J. A. L. Bramston
T. Mansfield Hunter
Cambridge
H. C. Ellis
H. G. B. Ellis
A. ¢. Croome
H. W. Beveridge
Oxford
Eampa
Horace G. Hutchinson
YACHT RACE OFF AGAIN AS CONDITIONS STOPPED START
Reliance Constitution and Columbia failed to start off Sandy Hook due to fog wind and rain after delays for repairs to Constitution. A further race was planned for today with all three yachts ready at the line as wind and sea conditions improved, while Lasca arrived in New York after a stormy voyage from Southampton.
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Reliance
Constitution
Columbia
Sandy Hook
Atlantic Yacht Club
Ciibin
Secotchman
Belmont
Regatta Committee
Scottchman
Henry J. Gielow
Frederick Wilmar
Charles E. Schuyler
Iselin
Morgan
New York Yacht Club Regatta Committee
Unique
Lasca
Lava
Southampton
Kiel Yacht Club
Germany
New York Yacht Club
Thomas Sanborn
Azores
Brooklyn
Metropolitan Championship Tennis Amid Rainy Third Day
Rainy conditions shortened play at the West Side Tennis Club as Holcombe Ward defeated Thomas C. Trask advancing toward the semi finals. Frederick G. Anderson beat Oviedo M. Bostwick in a long three set match. Women’s singles begin today with several clubs and players listed for the upcoming New York Lawn Tennis Club event.
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One Hundred and Seventeenth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Holcombe Ward
Harvard
Yale
Thomas C. Trask
Ward
Trask
Harry F. Allen
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Oviedio M. Bostwick
Frederick G. Anderson
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Anderson
West Side Tennis Club
William J. Hall
Hamilton Grange Tennis Club
Raymond D. Little
H. F. Holbrook
Orange Tennis Club
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N. J
Louis E.mahon
E. H. Stern
Inwood Country Club
Kings County Tennis Club
Oviedlio M. Bostwick
Belmont Cricket Club
Philadelphia
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Robert le Roy
One
M.S. Clark
J. Condon
Owe
C. Lorraine Wyeth
Arthur
Dimon E. Roberts
Edward C. Moen
Ers
New York
Vardon Leads In Open Golf at Prestwick Start
London June 10 The Open Championship opened at Prestwick Scotland with a record entry of 127 players. Vardon and Herd led the field after two rounds on 150 with Scott 154 and Hunter 155. Amateurs include Robert Maxwell and H St Hilton, P W Orr of Prestwick Club tops amateur score after 18 holes.
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Prestwick
Scotland
Robert Maxwell
H. St. Hilton
Herd
Vardon
Scott
W. Hunter
Williamson
J. Hunter
Braid
P. W. Orr
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