Tuberculin Test Prospects In New York State Herds
The New York Veterinary Medical Association backs tuberculin testing to detect bovine tuberculosis, arguing it shows 97 percent accuracy and is essential for eradicating the disease. Critics claim false negatives exist, but advocates say early detection via tuberculin protects dairy owners and the public.
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W. Rbid Blair
Vetrinary Medical Association of
New York
Tom Timps
Eport
New York State
Curtis High School Girls Outdoor Meet Triumphs at Public Schools Field
The fourth annual Curtis High School outdoor meet at New Brighton saw the senior class win by a large margin, claiming the Stimpson Trophy for a fourth straight year. Miss Pete Bell led with three first places while Miss Wagner was shaken in a hurdle and relay fall but recovered. Class points: '08 51, '09 21, '10 19, '41 17.
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Curtis High School
Staten Island
Public Schools Athletic Field
New Brighton
Stimpson
Wagner
Pete Bell
Spring sale cuts on boys wear in new fabrics
Small boys in clover today as Anur adds Russian and sailor guitar style summer fabrics. New spring line offers prices originally 6.50 to 12.50 now 5.50 7.50 or 9.50.
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Anur
Three Broadway Stores Move Uptown and New Offers
A note announces price deals of three pairs for 1.25 and a sale at Warren Street stores. It lists locations 842 1302 at 43rd and 34th streets and changes an uptown store from 32nd Street to the northeast corner of 4th Street, urging readers to note the relocation.
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Broadway
Uptown
32Nd St
N. E. Corner
S4th St
Travers Misses Qualifying For Wykagyl Open Trophy
National champion Jerome D. Travers failed to reach the top sixteen in the Wykagyl Country Club open at New Rochelle. He totaled 178 over 36 holes with T. V. Bermingham and W. K. Gillette posting the day’s best 163.
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Jerome D. Travers
Wykagyl Country Club
New Rochelle
Travers
T. V. Bermingham
Bermingham
W. K. Gillette
H. A. Watson
Dunwoodie
Gilletts
Sata
Wykagyl
K. Gillette
A. Watson
Dunwoodile
Ss. D. Bowers
Brooklawn
Danes McLaughlin
Scarsdale
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H. V. Gaines
H. B. Wood
Columbia
G. W. Wwhite
Flushing
H. Brown
Laegkill
J. D. Calhoun
A. N. Kingsle
Oneida
Turner Wykag
J. W. Raymond
Dyker
Floyd
New York
Howard
Tad Et Coe
EB H
Hart
CUP
D. Travers
Montclair
Ewe
W. A Knight
St. Augustine
Cc. W. Inslee
J. H.phillip
A. Lichtenheim
G B Clark
Siwanoy Tees Ees
Governors’ Cup
F W. Bor, Jr
Wee Burn
Vv Seggerman Midland
A B. Mclean
Wykag
Boston Women Rout Philadelphia In Griscom Cup Match
Boston women defeated Philadelphia rivals 11 to 4 in the Griscom Cup intercity team event at Oakley Country Club, Watertown Massachusetts. Individual results show Harriet S. Curtis and F. C. Osgood losing tightly, with multiple Boston players tallying key points against Philadelphia entries.
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Watertown
Mass
Boston
Philadelphia
Oakley Country Club
Quaker City
Harriet S. Curtis
Miss .F. C. Osgood
M. Curtis
F.mcneeley
A. P. Chase
BE. H. Fitler
E. S. Porter
F. W. Ae Helder
A. Davisusss
Finsmouth
Eros Allen
T. Galley
Alec McGregor
M. C. Work
Phelps
West
Helen Johnson
Garrett Saseeee
G. H. Converse
T. Tennock
Acme Motor Company Denies Savannah Grand Prize Entry
H M Sternbergh of the Acme Motor Car Company denies the Automobile Club of America claim that the Acme racer would be entered in the Savannah Grand Prize. He states no telegram was sent and explains the six cylinder car is under construction and eligible for either the Vanderbilt Cup or Grand Prize, with no decision made.
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New York Times
Reading
Penn
H. M. Sternbergh
Acme. Motor. Car Company
Automobile Club of America
Acme
Savannah
Automobile Club
Elkwood Park Automobile Association Formed for July 4 Races
Long Branch residents organize the Elkwood Park Automobile Association to host track races at Elkwood on July 4. Mayor C C McFadden serves as President with Robert Guggenheim as Vice President and W B Anderson as Treasurer. Directors include Fred Lewisohn Harry Payne Whitney W E D Stokes P J Casey Walter Lewisohn and M H Vogel. The Lewisohn Cup is donated by Fred and Walter Lewisohn and Guggenheim funds a trophy for special events.
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Long Branch
Elkwood Park Automobile Association
Elkwood
C. C. McFadden
Robert Guggenheim
W. B. Anderson
T. F. Moore
Fred Lewisohn
Harry Payne Whitney
W. E. D. Stokes
P. J. Casey
Walter Lewisohn
M. H. Vogel
Fred
Lewisohn
Sullivan sails to London for Olympic preparations
James FE Sullivan secretary of the American Committee for the Olympic Games sails on the Baltic to meet English managers in London the latter part of July. He will await the American team which departs June 27 on the Philadelphia. He appears careworn yet confident the trip and rest will renew his vigor for Americas interests. Shipboard friends wish him bon voyage. His stateroom holds floral pieces and a horseshoe of roses for the Amateur Athletic Union leader.
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James FE. Sullivan
London
England
White Star Line
Sullivan
Philadelphia
America
Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States
Cornell Soccer Tour Abandoned After Player Loss
The Cornell soccer team planned a historic tour to South America but canceled the trip as three key players Bicudo, Sarmiento, and Prince Narayan cannot join. The Cornell Faculty barred Bicudo and Sarmiento for academic reasons while Narayan has left England to begin his vacation.
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New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
South America
Capt
Bicudo
Sarmiento
Brazil
Prince Victor Narayan
India
Bicuda
Universit
Prince Narayan
England
Pirates Triumph Over Giants in Eleven Inning Clash
In a tense National League game Pittsburgh edged New York 5 to 2 after eleven innings. Wagner and Donlin starred for Pittsburgh with timely hits, while Devlin muffed a pivotal play in the seventh that helped seal the Giants’ defeat. Mathewson also worked well for New York despite the extra frame.
Stolen Bases and Errors Highlight Double Header
Stolen bases credited to Steinfeldt Maloney and Jordan. double plays by Steinfeldt Evers and Chance. Chicago left on base 12 Brooklyn 10. Wilhelm walked five, Lundgren seven. Batteries Boukes Graham Campbell McLean. umpires Rudderham and others. Philadelphia down St Louis 4 to 3 with tallies in multiple innings.
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Tinker
Pattee
Hummell
Maloney
Jordan
Evers
Chance
Chicago
Brooklyn
Wilhelm
Lundgren
Wild Prtech
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ROAR
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Berger
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Esa
One Run for Yankees in Detroit Loss to Tigers
Detroit defeats New York 8 to 1 as Willie Keeler collects four hits but the Yankees are held by Willett and Cobb. Chesbro and Willett duel with few decisive moments, Cobb drives in Detroit’s first run, and Detroit seizes control with late scoring.
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New York Times
Detroit
Mich
Willie Kesler
Jack Chesbro
Willett
Spiders
Stahl
Cobb
New York
Yankees
McIntyre
Niles
O’leary
Schaefer
Jones
Chase
Chesbro
Messrs. Sheridan and Egan
Duryea Colors Sweep Gravesend Three Times
H. B. Duryea’s green and white jackets scored three wins at Gravesend led by Intervene and Running Water in early races and Dreamer in the Spring Handicap. The stable dominated the card with jockey Dalton McCarthy riding all three winners as Duryea marked a rare high day since 1904 with his horses Intervene, Running Water, and Dreamer beating strong rivals.
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H. B. Duryea
Duryea
William C. Whitney
Whitney
Mr. Duryea
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Tanya
Mr.Duryea
Jockey Club
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Dreamer
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Roseben
DeMund
Notasulga
Gold Lady
Bat Masterson
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Hamburg Intervention
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Flighty
Shreve
Mauviette
DR. Dugan
Catone Leads Phila Battery Victory Over Connolly Trio
In Chicago the Philadelphia Battery team secured a win with Li 2d 8 aiming past Connolly. Key players include Smith, Coombs, Vickers, Powers, and Schreck in a tight contest.
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Catone Svedovces Li
O.t
Philadelphia
Smith and Eer
Naesek Coombs, Vickers, Powers, and Schreckmpires
Connolly
Cleveland game details with batteries and umpire
In Cleveland the event lists batteries including Check and Clarke with Morgan and Mc Farland. Umpire Mr O Loun officiated the proceedings.
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Cleveland
Boston
Check
Clarke
Morgan and McFarland
O’loun
Ambiguous St Louis Sports Roster Fragments
Fragmentary OCR lists players Powell Graham Waddell Stephens Falkenberg Keeley War Street and others at St Louis. The text mixes names with unclear roles and no clear event or outcome to summarize.
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St. Louis
Washington
Powell
Graham
Waddell
Stephens
Falkenberg
Keeley
Gionptvea
Meners
Hurst and Vans
Home Run Drive Wins for Army in Whirlwind Finish
West Point cadets overcome Seventh Regiment 5 to 4 after a final inning rally. Meyer hits a game winning two run homer over center field as the cadets receive gold cuff buttons from Major Gibbs.
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New York Times
West Point
N. Y
Cadets
Guardsmen
Hyatt
Duvo
Haverkamp
Devos
Beard
Johnson
Crawford
Mountford
Meyer
Bedlam
Major Gibbs
New York National Guard
First Race Handicap for Two-Year-Olds at Five Furlongs
A compact report notes a five furlong handicap race for two-year-olds with entrants and likely frontrunners. Details are limited but emphasize early-season juvenile action and local entries.
Columbia crew trials signal final rowing lineup at Poughkeepsie
Junior Coach Rice oversaw a first time trial for Columbia eight on the regatta course. Captain Von Sautza is sidelined with malaria and likely to drop to seat five beside Renshaw, with new rowers in the stern. The Blue and White seek training quarters at Nelson House ahead of full team arrival.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Rice
Columbia
Renshaw
Hice
Nelson House
Varsity
Sneirly
Jordan
Keator
Saunders
Ryan
Starbuck
Cerussi
Winslow
Montclair High School Wins Baseball Classic
Montclair New Jersey June 11 one thousand students and friends attended the annual clash between Montclair High School and Montclair Military Academy on Valley Road. The High School won 12 to 6 with strong hitting and base running. Afterward students circled the grounds singing and cheering.
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New York Times
Montclair
N. J
Montclair High School
Montclair Military Academy
Montclair Athletic Club
Valley Road
Williams Gains Softball Doubleheader Sweep
College baseball results from Williamstown and Stoors show Williams defeating Cornell in one game and Connecticut edging Louisiana in another. Batteries credited to Templeton and Lambie for Williams, Caldwell and Williams for the opponent.
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Williamstown
Mass
RED. Williams
Cornell
Templeton and Lambie
Caldwell and Williams
Chicago Faces Brooklyn in Dramatic Eleventh Inning Win
Chicago defeated Brooklyn in an at Washington Park game that went to extra innings after a hard fought contest. The score was decided in the eleventh inning.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Washington Park
Eastern League Scores From Baltimore Toronto Rochester Newark
In Baltimore Jersey City beat Baltimore 7 to 1. Toronto won at Montreal 7 to 5. Rochester defeated Buffalo 8 to 3. Newark triumphed over Providence 8 to 1.
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Baltimore
Jersey City
Toronto
Montreal
Rochester
Buffalo
Newark
Providence
New York State League Scores Report
In Wilkesbarre Syracuse, Wilkesbarre 6 Utica 2. Albany Albany defeated Utica 7 2. Troy Troy 10 J and G 4. Scranton Scranton 4 Binghamton 8.
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Wilkesbaerre
Syracuse
Wilkesbarre
Albany
Utica
Troy
J. and
Scranton
Binghamton
No Wind Delays New York Yacht Club Spring Regatta Off Glen Cove
Yacht racing off Glen Cove saw strong boats from the New York Yacht Club circle the course for hours as wind failed to materialize. Regatta officials led by H. DeV. Parsons postponed and then canceled the first club regatta of the season for the Spring Cups due to a calm, gustless afternoon.
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New York Yacht Club
Coattes
Glen Cove
H. de 8B. Parsons
Ernest E. Lorillard
Walter C. Kerr
James D. Sparkman
Devon defeats Bryn Mawr in Philadelphia polo final
Devon tops Bryn Mawr 22 to 17 in the championship tournament at Baia with Bryn Mawr receiving a twenty one goal handicap. Rockaway and Meadow Brook from Long Island had been slated for the Philadelphia County Club Cup final but Rockaway cited tired ponies after two hard games and will play one match on Saturday to decide Cup chances.
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Penn
Bryn Mawr
Baia
Devon
Rockaway
Meadow Brook
Long Island
Ottawa Defeats Pennsylvania University in Cricket Test
Ottawa cricket team beat the Pennsylvania University squad by 3 wickets at Ottawa today. Pennsylvania scored 79 in the first innings and 93 in the second, while Ottawa made 87 in the first innings and 78 in the second for 7 wickets, securing the match.
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New York Times
Ottawa
Pennsylvania Univversity
Pennsylvania
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