Negofol Wins French Derby For Vanderbilt Stable
William K. Vanderbilt's colt Negofol captured the Prix du Jockey Club at Chantilly worth $40,600, beating Edmond Blanc's Union with Oversight third. Negofol led to the stretch and won by several lengths as Americans in attendance celebrated the American owner's victory.
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Smart woolen suits and Star shirts at Broadway stores
We test every woolen for strength, colorfastness, and fit. Our suits are tailored in house, priced from $18 to $42. Star shirts shine brighter for neglige season from $1.50 to $5. Arrow collars come in quarter sizes, two for 25 cents. Russet Oxfords range $4 to $9. Three Broadway Stores at Warren, 13th, and 34th Streets.
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Betting Runners Seeded For Double Wager at Odds
The text notes that betting occurred twice and many smaller bets were placed at similar odds on the double. It suggests a gambling scene with repeated wagering and consistent odds across stakes, emphasizing the crowd's activity and the placing of multiple bets.
American horses abroad gear for busy Ascot week
The article notes major American stables Keene Whitney and Belmont fielding horses at Ascot in a packed schedule. Key entries include Colin Priscillian Fair Play Ballot and Norman, with races such as the Ascot Gold Cup Alexandra Plate and New Stakes highlighting heavy American participation across two-year-olds and older horses. The royal stable, led by King Edward’s era, remains active with Minoru’s legacy cited among substantial winnings.
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Cornell and Columbia Oarsmen Arrive Ahead of July Races
Cornell and Columbia rowing crews spent a quiet Sunday at Highland Poughkeepsie ahead of the July 2 races. Coach Courtney organized shells and practice plans as 24 rowers and coxswains settled into Oaks cottage and prepared for a week of two-a-day workouts.
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Battle over a dollar ends in fatal stabbing
Buffalo June 13 Canio Cimino says he lent $1 to Antonio Londonino last year and chased repayment. They met at State and Canal Streets Cimino claims Londonino refused to settle, a fight followed and Cimino stabbed Londonino below the left collar bone. Londonino died a hospital hours later Cimino is under arrest.
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Local boxing card features Goodney Smith bout in Brooklyn
At the Bedford Athletic Club Brooklyn Goodney meets Sammy Smith in a ten round bout tonight. Both have drawn all three prior meetings. Smith beat Young Corbett at the Fairmont Athletic Club last week. A second ten round main event sees Frankie Mango versus Jeff OConnell. Another ten round has Charlie Griffin against Battling Hurley on Friday at the Fairmont.
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Australia
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Baseball scores from several leagues and postponed games
Connecticut League game in Waterbury moved due to rain. Southern League results show Memphis defeating Nashville 4 to 0 and New Orleans 6 over Montgomery 5. Other details mention today at 4 PM American team vs National and Chicago, unclear.
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Giants Fall to Reds in Pitchers Duel for Third Spot
Cincinnati defeats New York 2 to 1 in a tight game as Wiltse and Campbell duel. Murray stars with a triple and a sensational left field catch. Bescher and Mitchell pace the Reds with key hits while O’Hara and Murray drive the Giants’ runs. Time one hour thirty minutes. Umpires Klem and Kane.
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Chicago Cubs Narrowly Escape Boston in Fielding Blunders
Chicago edged Boston 7 to 4 as Boston’s misplays and control issues helped Chicago seize seven runs. Evers Becker Shreckard Hofman O’Sullivan Moran and Smith contributed. Brown and Ferguson pitched for Chicago and Boston respectively. The nine inning game lasted one hour and fifty six minutes with Rigler and Truby umpiring.
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Philadelphia Clouts Past St Louis in Third Game
Philadelphia defeated St Louis 10 to 4 as St Louis pitchers were hit hard. Deininger Magee and Shean starred with hits. Beebe and Richie pitched for Philadelphia while McQuillen and Rhodes toiled for St Louis. Time of game two hours and four minutes with O Day and Emsile umpiring.
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Newark Beats Buffalo 5 to 4 In Rain Upset
In Newark New Jersey on June 18 Dummy Taylor faced his old teammate McGinnity and Newark edged Buffalo 5 to 4. Rain dominated the game with eleven hits and several errors as Taylor allowed the decisive runs after a hit by pitch and a wild pitch.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday in Major Leagues
National League games saw Cincinnati defeat New York 2 to 1 while Chicago topped St Louis 4 to 0. In the Eastern League Newark beat Providence 5 to 4 and Providence later won 15 to 1 over Toronto. American Association results included Toledo over Minneapolis and Columbus over Louisville, with Kansas City and Milwaukee also on the slate.
Standings Blitz: Rochester, Montreal Shine in Dense Hockey Page
Rochester leads with .667 after .26 wins and .13 losses in a tightly packed standings table. Baltimore and Montreal also show strong marks while Newark Toronto and Jersey City hover around .45 to .49 with similar win totals.
Unclear Sports Standings Snapshot from Indianapolis-Minneapolis Series
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Baseball schedule for today across leagues
American League games listed include Chicago at New York at 4 PM St Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington Cleveland at Boston New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at St Louis Boston at Chicago Montreal at Providence Toronto at Jersey City Buffalo at Baltimore Rochester at Newark Kansas City at Columbus Milwaukee at Louisville Minneapolis at Toledo Paul at Indianapolis
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Kerry Downs Erin's Hope In Inter-State Gaelic Final
Kerry New York beat Erin's Hope of Boston 11 goals to 4 for the Inter-State Gaelic final at Celtic Park Long Island City. The local team led 9 to 1 at halftime and eased in the second half. In athletic events W C Robbins won the 200 yard dash, H E Cloughley the mile, Dan Ahearne the hopping event, and T J Collins the three mile.
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Week of Automobiles Delights Fans With Nine Events
A busy seven day period for motorists includes the Quaker City Motor Club endurance run from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh and Maxwell-Briscoe tour from New York to Atlantic City. The Queensboro Bridge motor hunt Thursday in Queens County drives innovation with 300 square miles of check stations on Long Island.
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Wilson loses first race at Galwaymen's games
English mile champion H A Wilson debuted in Ulmer Park for Galwaymen's Association events but finished 40 yards behind winner M P Driscoll Mercury A C Yonkers. Driscoll beat Wilson despite a 20 yard handicap with a final 5 yard lead after a strong spurt.
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West Side Tennis Club and related championships results
Metropolitan Championship first round saw Louis J. Dreyfuss beat R. B. Miller 6-4. Second round included Lyle E. Mahan over Louis Cook 6-1 6-8, Norman G. Johnson over Lyttleton Fox 13-11 6-1. Grange Lawn Tennis Club first and second rounds featured T. Builard over C. T. Sheppard 6-4 3, E. Ashley over P. E. Love 6-1 6-2, J. B. O Neale Jr. over J. H. Abbi 6-1 6-3, Kenneth M. Boorman over Livingston 6-1 6-4, L. Millen Burt over Paul E. Mead 4-6 6-4 3, Harold Kellock over J. W. Hall 6-3 6. Hudson River Lawn Tennis Association Interclub at Dunwoodie lists C. M. Lord Siwanoy over W. Van Vleck 6-3 6-1, B. M. Breck over Dr. Thomas Ferry 6-3 6-1, C. R. Coughlin over Theodore Irving Wood 6-3 6-0, F. H. Sisson over W. L. Ghormele y 11-9 6-4. Wreck at Dunwoodie noted with an unclear result.
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Auto race course tested at Crown Point ahead of June events
Racing practice on the Crown Point course revealed slow turns and narrow sections especially at Lowell where cars slowed to twenty mph. An accident involved a tire truck that toppled into a ditch but no injuries occurred. Official practice resumes tomorrow with twenty four miles cleared for eighteen light cars and twelve Coke Cup entries.
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Weston’s Wyoming trek halted by baggage delay and storm
In Granger Wyoming Edward Payson Weston reports his baggage delay thwarting travel plans, a severe electric storm hindering progress, and concerns over hoboes stealing rides. He mentions carrying a revolver for self defense and ongoing food scarcity as he aims to reach an agricultural district after about 150 miles.
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Auto Tour Ends Quietly in Pittsfield
In Pittsfield Massachusetts June 13 the Automobile Trade Association Catskill Berkshire tour neared Wendell hotel control with all entrants except A H Whiting. Frank Eveland driving a Stevens Duryea arrived at 640 and a cluster followed. later stragglers were accounted for before 730. At Coxsackie New York Eveland’s car spooked a village doctor’s horse causing a field jump and glass damage to the vehicle front. The driver sustained minor injuries.
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Auto Racers Reach Cheyenne Amid Mud and Rain
Ford No. 2 and Shawmut No. 5 arrive Cheyenne after rough Denver to Cheyenne leg of the Boston New York Seattle race. Drivers rest at a local garage overnight as crews inspect both cars and plan an early start. Wyoming roads praised. fastest times expected in the next two days. Ford No. 1 remains in Denver and may reach Cheyenne tomorrow.
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Lasker Plays 23 Rice Club Members In Marathon Session
Dr. Emanuel Lasker the world champion, back from Europe, faced 23 Rice Chess Club members led by Leon Rosen Otto Kung and J Rosenthal. Only two opponents won or drew against him six players fell to the champion as he won fourteen games seven draws and two losses after five hours.
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Hayes Retires From 20 Mile Race With Cramp
John Hayes winner of the London Olympic Marathon retired after nine miles of a twenty mile match race with John Svanberg of Sweden. Svanberg finished in 1.52.33 25, leading Hayes by four laps at retirement.
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