Luminosity the Winner in Fast Gravesend Race
Luminosity defeated River Pirate by a neck at Gravesend in a brisk race whileorm. Hermis, the high priced runner, faded after a fast start as River Pirate led end to end. Wagers centered on Luminosity and Lathers, with Weather showers cooling the track and a strong crowd watching a crowded afternoon card.
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Gravesend
Bath Beach
Luminosity
Greencrest
Secon
Miss Nancy
Gale
Wals
W.C. Daly
Lumonosity
Lindsay
Hermis
Rice
River Pirate
Hermiis
Hermig
H.R
Thomas
Red Knight
Col
Bill
Fierbert
Highlander
Setauket
Locket
Arthur’ Redfern
Aqueduct
Bullman
Puller
Ascénsion
Strome-Adora
Gannon
Pelae Vile
Sasa Cael Shea
J. Ke. Garnet
Cn.lawis
Alo Murphy
Brixton
Org
Travers
Mofo Lena
Aretha Renee
Iby
Betwee
Secoud
Dimon
Wikal
The
Musketeer
Wither
Mewpas
Herm
Paieneth
Rand
Frank McCabe
Becketch
Thee
Mary Worth
Arden
Kringrain
Wheeler JB
Bad Pony
Baker Waters
Rack
Aptlu
Derry
Ch.c
Cuke Musaiy
Path Beach
Dandicyp
Los Tandolph's
Hed Knights
Beilt Daly
Dlomel BE
Herbert
Dom
Sita
Aleae Patel
Sridden
Hitif Eowern
Tajurnepata Torethight Algsa
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Trace
Ward
Hep Wilson
Hin
Statle
George Highttues
Martin
Dian Peck
Sir Awalgob
Prized
Hoey Boy
Valueer
Thoroughbred Yearlings Sold at Gravesend Auction Peak Prices
Ellerslie Stud yearlings from Charlottesville Va owned by R J Trancock & Son sold at Gravesend in front of horsemen. Top price 2700 by N Bennington for Charaxus Generine colt. Mon-Maid filly brought 2500. Dwyer paid 1800 for Charaxus Marry Maid colt and 1700 for Fatherless Net work colt. Other notable prices included Witherless-Eola filly 1100 and Fatherless Miss Rhodie colt 1000. Trotting and pacing at Empire City track opened with Joly Batchelor Swift Montesay entries and a 2 PM start time.
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Ellersjie Stud
Charlottesville
R. J. Trancock& Son
Gravesend
N. Bennington
Charaxus- Generine
Molus
Frank Farrell
Empire City Tract
Tony
Empire City
Trac
New York
Princess
Pique
Ed Gay
Lorha Doone
Ben Pandect
Lady Ithel
al Newton
Pacers
Bonnie Kirkland
Judge Joseph
Jolly Hatchelor
Swift
Monte Bayard
Siderim
Miss Hibbard
Bow
Reno
Bright Light
Travis to Meet Hoyt in President's Cup Final
Walter J. Travis and F. H. Hoyt reach the President's Cup final at Knollwood Country Club near White Plains. Hoyt, from Portland Maine, upset J. S. Todd and John Moller Jr. to advance, while Travis wins his semi and clinches his final berth.
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Knollwood
White Plains
Hoyt
Portland
Travis
J. S. Todd
John Moller, Jr
Moller
Howe
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Apawamis
L. Kellogg
Fox Hills
Ballou
F.B. Barrett
Fox F1insy
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Garden City
N. Malouf
Cornell
H. Je ‘Graham
Fairfield
G. W. Butts
Yale
Lakewood
Fro H. Croker
Deal
F. H. Hoyt
Todd
Knoll Wood
Goup
Piv Cae
K Harriett
Pox Hills
Malcolm Graham
Innis
Arden
Apanaritis
Walker
Ardsley
Inalogay Fox -Hills
Ghemile Kane
Tuxedo
Robert ‘Munre
Kuwliwood
Frank Sears
Fox. Stills
Marrett
Kellogg
Moore
Oxford University versus Philadelphian Gentlemen match report
Oxford faced the Philadelphia Gentlemen in a resumed match with the Oxford innings totaling 214 for 12 wickets led by Meélver and Peel while J B Skinky bowled superbly. Philadelphia replied with 30 and then 214 in the second innings, Whately taking a hat trick and Clark, Lester, and Burn contributing notable scores as both sides chased a lead.
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RT. Brown
Woodbeth
J.B Skinky
Oxonians
CG. D. Meélver
B. L. Peel
Philadelphians
Whately
Bohlen
Gieaves
Haines
King
Morris
Wood
Mitters
P.h.clark
Jo A. Lester
Les
Evans
B. Whiately
C. Bohlen
Ze Graves
Carlise
A. Panets
AL Dester
C. Evans
Bh. Whately
Tee
H. Clark
Ee Brownlee
A.M. Wood
E. Wyld
Brown
Iver
Bates
Ford
Bohs
H. A. Haines
Dordan
Aegis
Brooklyn Bowlers Win Inter-State League Title Series
The Brooklyn team defeated Buffalo on Cordes and Holden's alleys in Brooklyn last night winning seven of nine games. Brooklyn takes first in individual and two-man team matches, tying New York for five-man team series. New York is second, Buffalo third across all formats. Scores listed follow.
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Brooklyn
Buffalo
Cordes
Major League Baseball Scores Rain Delays Nine Games
Yesterday's slate saw four games decided amid rain and cold. Philadelphia beat Chicago 17 to 5 and St. Louis toppled Boston 12 to 3 in the National League. In the American League the Athletics outlasted Cleveland 2 to 1 in a 14 inning affair, Waddell winning over Joss. Chicago defeated Washington 11 to 6 in the other AL contest.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Athletics
Cleveland
Waddell
Joss
Washington
Athletics edge Cleveland in 14th inning classic
In Philadelphia, the Athletics beat the Cleveland team 6 4 in 14 innings on Pickering’s home run. Obeth Waddell and Joss delivered sharp pitching as both sides traded runs in the middle innings. Bradley and Hartsel contributed key hits for Philadelphia.
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Philadelph
Athletics
Cleveland
Pickering
Obeth
Waddell
Joss
Davis Schrechky
Uxosst
Bradley
Huartsel
Bonkeri
Philadelphivside
CLAVE
Adelphia
Ea - Rib Poon
Davis
Gee Russ
BO Seybold
Phick
UpMurphy
See 'Hernis
Olschr'k
Joes
Wintidell
Wits Béorek
Philadelphia
Bradsley
Hartsey
Pickéring
Hotie
Flick
Gocbnauer
Iennis
ML rCross
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Waddel
Fdine
Messie
Hassett and Carrners
Chicago Defeats Washington in Ninth Inning Rally
Washington forces Patterson to retire after late rally, but Chicago wins 9 to 6. Key players include Lee for Chicago and Patterson, Flaherty, McParland for Washington in a error-filled opening.
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Washington
Chicago
Lee
Patterson
Bonings
Battery lineup and umpires noted in Boston game
The record lists Batteries McFarland and O Neil with Willis Stanley and Moran in the lineup. Umpires are Messrs Holliday and Johnston. The fragment also mentions St. Louis and Boston and includes numeric codes and positions.
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St. Lovis
Boston
McFarland
O’ Neil
Willis
Stanley
Moran
Messrs. Holliday and
Johnstite
Regional Team Rivalries Across Cities Highlight Baseball Patchwork
New York faces Cincinnati while Brooklyn meets Pittsburgh and Boston plays St Louis. Philadelphia travels to Chicago in a string of intercity matchups reflecting the era's club and touring schedules.
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Brooklyn
ER Att St
New York
B'klyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Ps Wik Bas
Aol
Shamrock arrival duties and Lipton party prepare for voyage
Tug Charles F. Matthews sails from the city with Sir Thomas Lipton’s representative aboard to spot Shamrock I and Shamrock II between Sandy Hook and Fire Island. The shamrock signal appears for the first time since 1910, with the Erin and Crusser in pursuit. arrival details include wireless gear and Lipton’s plan to sail on the Oceanic next Wednesday.
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Shamrock Ill
Shamrock I
Sir Thomas Lipton
Erin
Crusier
Sir Thomas
Charles FE. Matthews
Sandy Hook
Fire Island
H.H. Davies
Shamrock
Columbia
Lindy Hook
Unity
Pirk City
Matthews
la Lorraine
Whitch
Sindy Hook
Gourek
Azores
Shamtouck
Crusser
Cok Neill
Firin
Sir Thomis
William Fife
Westwood
Duncan
Moore Wins Metropolitan Tennis Title In Three Sets
Elizabeth H. Moore of the New York Lawn Tennis Club defeated Anna M. Risch in three sets to claim the women’s championship at the West Side Tennis Club. The match featured strong net play and sustained rallies as Moore recovered from a 6-4 first set to win 6-0 in the final frame.
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Elizabeth H. Moore
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Metropolitan
Anna MS. Risch
West Side
One Hundred and Seventeenth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Hisch
Miss Moore
Miss Risch
Yale
Ross Burchard
Raymond Te Little
West Side Tennis Club
Elizabeth H. Moores
Eee
Mt. Rhee
Mei Aes Singsles
Harold Hackett
Owe
Louis Fel
Harold 'S Hackett
Ated Dimon Es Roberts
Anna M. Risch
Frederick G. Anderson
Kings County Tennis Club
Sally Homans
Shepmore Homans
Intercollegiate Regatta Set Across Hudson Course
Arrangements completed for a regatta among Columbia Cornell Georgetown Pennsylvania Syracuse and Wisconsin on the Poughkeepsie Highland course. Races begin at 4 PM with a 4:45 PM freshman race and 6 PM varsity. West Shore Railroad offers observation trains with seats for each college at $2 for all three races.
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Universities of
Columbia
Cornel
Georgetown
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Poughkeepsie-Highland
Hudson
West Shore “Railroad
Highland Station
Poughkeepsie
West Shore
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Baker & Taylor CO
E. 17Th St
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H. B. Kirk & Co
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C. E. Lambert
East Forty -Second Street
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