Vanderbilt Wins Coaching Marathon at Olympia
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt won the coaching Marathon at the International Horse Show in London driving his four in hand gray team. Judge William H. Moore finished second with his own coach, earning high praise in a dramatic finish. The event drew thousands as American guests and spectators watched a 12 mile route from Hampton Court to Olympia in 45 minutes for the winner.
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Summer Boys Outfit Selection Across Three Broadway Stores
Commencement clothing for boys includes underwear stockings and shirts with shoes suits hats and vacation wear. The three Broadway Stores offer boys star blouses neglige shirts youths suits sizes 32 to 35 chest and three distinct youth suit models at Warren Street 13th Street and 34th Street.
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American exhibitors win prizes at Olympia Horse Show
Judge William H. Moore of New York led the ring awards at the Olympia International Horse Show in London. American entrants secured thirteen prizes with Moore achieving two blues for his horses, underscoring U S prominence in the ring competitions.
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Harvard Navy row in sight at Red Top training run
Harvard crews reached Red Top at Gale's Ferry for a training session on the Thames River. The varsity eight led by John Harvard practiced on the course while freshmen and other boats followed. Yale crews also held light practice hindered by choppy water.
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Cornell and Columbia Oarsmen Open Practice In Poughkeepsie
In Poughkeepsie New York on June 14 Cornell and Columbia oarsmen began practice under ideal weather. Coach Courtney drilled quick starts for Ithaca’s Cornell while Coach Rice led Columbia through spurts upstream. Both crews buoyantly prepared with limited contact between rivals as they size each other up from Crum Elbow.
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Baseball Today at Franklin Park Field
Baseball action set for today at Franklin Park Field as Mets face the Chicago club in a morning matchup. Local teams compete with first pitch scheduled early, drawing fans to the park for a doubleheader potential.
Engle tops Sox as Yankees end Chicago skid 7 5
Claudius Engle delivers five RBIs with a triple and homer to lift the New York Yankees over the Chicago White Sox 7 to 5 at American League Park. Walsh starts strong for Chicago but Engle drives the decisive blows as 8,000 fans witness a turning moment in the season.
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Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
American League saw New York 7 Chicago 5 and St Louis 4 Philadelphia 1 with Cleveland and Boston also scoring. National League lists New York 7 Cincinnati 3 and Philadelphia 6 Louis 7 while Brooklyn Brooklyn 5 0 was postponed by cold weather. Eastern League reports Jersey City 1 Providence 0 and Toronto 0 Montreal 6 with Baltimore rain called game in the third inning. American Association notes Toledo 3 Indianapolis 5 and St Paul 200 Kansas City 7 Milwaukee 3 as others.
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Today’s Major League Games Listed
Chicago faces New York at 4 P M followed by St Louis visiting Philadelphia Detroit plays Washington Cleveland meets Boston Brooklyn travels to Pittsburg Montreal hosts Providence Toronto at Jersey City Buffalo visits Baltimore Rochester at Newark American Association games Kansas City faces Columbus Milwaukee at Louisville Minneapolis plays Toledo St Paul visits Indianapolis
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Cleveland Wins Third Straight as Boston Errors Costly
Cleveland takes game three from Boston 3 to 1 with all runs due to errors. Joss and Arellanes pitched well, Arellanes allowing three hits. Chester L. Nourse signed with Boston and will report to Manager Lake Thursday.
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Brown Tops Amherst 4 2 In Rough Fielding Start
Brown defeats Amherst 4 to 2 on Andrews Field with early Amherst infield errors fueling Brown’s two first inning runs. A fourth inning hitting streak adds two more for Brown, while Amherst struggles at the plate.
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Giants Beat Reds in error filled game two
Bugs Raymond pitched well for Cincinnati but two New York errors and timely hits by O’Hara and Devlin powered the Giants to a 2–1 win in the second game of the series. O’Hara drove in Murray with a single and Devlin added a sacrifice fly scoring the go ahead run in the second inning.
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Pittsburg Triumphs 7-5 Over Brooklyn in Slugging Contest
Pittsburg beat Brooklyn 7 to 5 in a high scoring game. Adams allowed six hits in the first inning before Willis relieved. Miller drove in four Pittsburg runs and Pastorius wild threw home allowing two more. Pittsburg extended their win streak to thirteen games as they topped Brooklyn at home.
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St Louis Defeats Philadelphia in Tight Baseball Clash
In St Louis, Philadelphia managed a 7 to 1 loss as St Louis pitchers Rhodes Higgins and Moore contributed on the mound. Key moments included two-base hits by Moore and Titus, with late innings seeing substitutions for More and Rhodes.
St. Louis Beats Philadelphia 9-6 In Seven Inning Tilt
The game featured 9 hits for St. Louis and 0 for Philadelphia after Rhodes. Magee and Ellis stole bases with Magee collecting two. More and Rhodes combined for the pitching while More also offered a wild pitch and five walks.
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O’day
Endurance Run Ends With All Cars Finishing Ahead
Three day Catskill Berkshire tour concludes with Stevens-Duryea leading as the earliest finish at the Automobile Club of America. A collision scare injures a doctor’s horse and carriage, protests over penalties loom, while Maxwell-Briscoe group begins a multi state tour ending with a Berkshire Mountain stop and a trophy for top individual score.
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Ford Car Progress Reports From Rawlins and Medicine Bow
Ford Car No 2 reached Rawlins Wyoming from Laramie 120 miles 8 55 P M after leaving 6 45 A M heavy rains made roads difficult The Shawmut car waits at Fort Steele awaiting crossing permission from Omaha Ford Car No 1 arrived Medicine Bow sixty miles east at 8 P M will stay overnight Red desert country remains nearly impassable bridges along route are damaged Detroit Acme car delayed at Quinter Kansas by jack shaft breakage reached Denver tonight
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Itala Car Damaged Crossing Missouri River Bridge
The Itala racing car arrived in Marshall today with heavy damage after a collision with a freight train on the Glasgow Missouri River bridge. The wreck severed the gasoline tank and bent the front axle. It is expected to reach Kansas City tomorrow.
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New York Press Club Carnival Sets 20 Events At Park
An elaborate sports programme for the New York Press Club Athletic Association carnival is planned for American League Park on Saturday June 26. The agenda includes sprints middle distance runs and track events with a Gaelic football match as a feature. Prizes donated by major newspapers and advertisers include gold silver and bronze medals cups diamond scarf pins and watches of rare merit.
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Power Boats Race Start From Bermuda to New York
Three power boats Heather Ilys and Insep started from the Farewell Buoy at 10 09 this morning on the return race to New York. J W Shepard gave the signal to start and the boats passed the mark in the order Heather Ilys Insep with Ilys briefly leading before vanishing from view.
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Smith Stops Newsboy Goodney in Bedford Club Fight
Sammy Smith of Philadelphia defeated Jack Goodney the Brooklyn newsboy in ten rounds at the Bedford Athletic Club last night. Goodney was knocked out in the fifth round and lay unconscious for five minutes, while Smith showed speed and dominance from early in the bout.
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Mango Prevails Over O Connell In Ten Round Fight
Frank Mango outboxed Jeff O Connell at the Olympic Athletic Club with aggressive pressure. O Connell showed solid defense but could not stop Mango’s steady punches, resulting in Mango edging a close ten round decision.
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Hurley and Griffin Set Rematch at Fairmont Club
For the third time Bat tling Hurley and Charlie Griffin of Australia will meet at the Fairmont Athletic Club on Friday evening. In the two prior bouts both bouts were hard fought with no clear advantage for either fighter.
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Two-ton Reliance gasoline truck for sale
For Sale. Two-ton Reliance gasoline truck just overhauled suitable for moderate loads at good speed. Can be seen at Burkhart Mills Garage at 82d Street and Broadway.
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