Keene figures Ballot beaten at Ascot as Colin stalls
James R. Keene’s horses Ballot and Colin raced at Ascot. Ballot collapsed in the Trial Stakes signaling he will likely not run in the Ascot Gold Cup. Colin attracted attention in the paddock but appears to be withdrawn from English engagements and may return to Kentucky breeding.
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NEW York Times
London
James R. Keene
Ballot
United States
Colin
America
Ascot
Keene
England
Mr. Keene
Kentucky
Samuel Darling
Sir Martin
Americans King’s Guests At Ascot Opening
The Ascot opening featured for the first time an American woman in the royal procession, Countess of Granard formerly Beatrice Mills of New York. The procession included twelve four horse carriages with royal officials and guests from Windsor Castle. Invitations to the royal inclosure were limited this year, reducing crowd size, with notable Americans among invitees such as Ambassador Whitelaw Reid and Mrs. Reid, D. O. Mills, Ogden Mills and family, Charles Carroll and others.
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Ascot
Countess of Granard
Beatrice Mills
New York
Windsor Castle
Royal Inclosure
Countess of
Reid
D. O. Mills
Ogden Mills
Ogden Mills, Jr
Charles Carroll
William Sloane
J. J. Astor
Cor
Prices Cut On Russian Sailor Oak Suits For Boys
Small boys’ suits gain attention as prices are eased on Russian and sailor oak suits in summer range. Costs drop to five-fifty six-fifty seven-fifty, reflecting a broader discount.
Boys Fashion Items Outline Sailor Hats and Shoes
The list details sailor hats in poplin linen white duck and Panama styles for boys, plus varied footwear from sneakers and canvas shoes to oxford styles. It notes rompers underwear flannel shirts silk shirts and robes, bathwear and sleepwear options including jamas and bathing suits.
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Panama
BVD
Rocks Peer & ComPANy Dominates Men’s Apparel Market
The firm Rocks Peer & ComPANy expands its reach in men’s wear with a broader line of goods. Analysts note solid uptake across regions, highlighting durable fabrics and classic tailoring as key drivers.
Notable American Women Among Englishmen Wives List
A printed roster lists Nellus Vanderbilt Mrs Potter Palmer Mrs Frank Mackay Mr and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney Mr and Mrs H B Dur year and Mr and Mrs W Farwell of Chicago among others. The compilation notes many American women married to Englishmen.
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Nellus Vanderbilt
Potter Palmer
Frank Mackay
Harry Payne Whitney
H. B. Duryear
W. Farwell
Chicago
American Trotters Lead at London Olympia Show
The London Olympia show closed with American wins led by E. T. Stotesbury who captured the Vienna Cup and added three firsts and a second from six horses. C. W. Watson and Judge William H. Moore dominated heavy harness, winning multiple prizes amid commentary on driving style and a notable coaching Marathon incident.
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New York Times
London
Olympia Ring
E. T. Stotesbury
Pennsylvania
C. W. Watson
West Virginia
Mr. Watson
William H. Moore
New York
Walter Winans
Moore
Judge Moore
Mr. Winans
Judge
Great Britain
Metropolitan championship results at Van Cortlandt Park West Side courts
West Side Club on Van Cortlandt Park South hosted rounds of the metropolitan championships. Women's singles saw Wagner and Moora advance with tight scores, while Hammond and Constable also posted wins. In men's singles, multiple players advanced by default and by earned sets, with Cragin, Kelley, and Larned among the round winners. doubles results feature Hackett/Little and Palmer/Wagner prevailing in opening matches.
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van Cortlandt Park South
Maris Wagner
Erma Marcus
Elizabeth H. Moora
Elizabeth C. Bunce
Marie Wagner
Winifred Notman
D. Constable
E. A. Baggs
Louise Hammond
G. Constable
E. H. Pfeiffer
William H. Connell
Frank B. Hague
Harry C. Martin
W. V. Bennett
D. E. Roberts
T. W. Potter
R. D. Little
Roy Richey
Howard Homans
A. C. Bostwick
Newton Rae
T. Thomasee
L. B. de W. van der Hoop
H. S. Mellick
Er. H. Pfeiffer
Edwin P. Larned
T. E. Tomlinson
Dr. Ewing BE. Taylor
Carleton C. Kelley
Wylia Cc. Grant
G. A. L. Dionne
Edgar F. Lee
Walter Vennett
Albert C. Bostwick
Hugh Tallant
Samuel A. Westfall
T. Thomas
I. Henderson
Harry Torrance, Jr
Theodore R. Pell
Richard H. Palmer
G. N. Moore
Calhoun Cragin
Runyon
Howard Hildt
Robert M. Beckley
Artemus Holmes
Norman G. Johnson
Walter V. Bennett
Walter Merrill Hall
Henry J. Mollenhauer
Arthur
Cragin
Frederick C. Inman
Harold H. Hackett
Raymond D. Little
A. S. Runyon
C. R. Runyon
G. Burns
G. Moore
L. Cook
Paul Foerster
George O. Wagner
Kh. Murchison
J. T. West
Benjamin M. Phillips
Louis J. Dreyfus
H. L. Enrich
Public School 169 Wallops Public 58 in Park Baseball Meet
Public School 169 of Manhattan edged Public School 58 of Queens 10 to 4 in Prospect Park to win its second inning of the elementary school championship. Errors plagued both sides as runs came on miscues with McDonald hitting a homer for 58 and Simpson contributing for 58. Loughran allowed four clearances while Rice yielded ten totals for 58.
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Public School 169
Manhattan
Prospect Park
Public School 58
Queens
Eitine
Ryder
Binse
Rice
Y Stanton
Behan
Simpson
Luce
Miller
Webster
Doyle
Zeising
Norton
Brownell
L’ghran
Sw’ney
Murphy
Verinos
Regional Scores Reported Across New York and Nearby States
Elmira 4 and Utica 2 lead as Albany 3 trails Scranton 2. Troy 4 battles Wilkes Barre 8 while Syracuse 2 defeats Binghamton 0 in a compact recap of local standings and cross state results.
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Elmira
Utica
Albany
Scranton
Troy
Wilkesbarre
Syracuse
Binghamton
New England League Scores And Extended Play
Lowell defeats Fall River 6 to 1 while Brockton tops New Bedford. Lawrence wins 5 to ? over Haverhill in an extended 16 innings and Worcester beats Lynn 8 to 2 in 10 innings.
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Lowell
Fall River
Brockton
New Bedford
Lawrence
Haverhill
Worcester
Lynn
Connecticut League Scores and Closely Fought Showdowns
Springfield edged Waterbury 4 to 3 while Hartford defeated New Haven 8 to 2. Sport beat Northampton 8 to 7 and Holyoke triumphed over New Britain 7 to 4.
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Springfield
Waterbury
Hartford
New Haven
Sport
Northampton
Holyoke
New Britain
Tri State League Scores and Upcoming Games
Reading blanked Johnstown 3 to 0 while Trenton defeated Altoona 8 to 4 in a Tri State League card. Harrisburg beat Lancaster, 0 to 0, and 4:00 PM listed for an American Park clash as ians vs Cleveland.
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Reading
Johnstown
Trenton
Altoona
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Park
Ians
Cleveland
White Sox win last game from Yankees in Hilltop clash
Chicago pitcher Frank Smith silenced New York as Lee Tannehill and Hahn drove in key runs in a 7 to 3 White Sox victory. Eddie Hahn homered and Demmitt tripled for the Sox while Manning and Wilson struggled for the Yankees in front of 10,000 at American League Park.
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White Sox
Manning
Wilson
Lake
New York
Demmitt
Frank Smith
Chicago
Sox
Yankees
Hahn
Lakeside Lads
Lee Tannehill
Dougherty
Aafely
Eddie
Tannehill
Atz
White
Isbell
Eduardo
Engle
Sullivan
Vaughn
Smith
Random
Chase
Purtell
Lee
Dexter
Dem
Hemphill
Elberfeld
Claudius
Jack Kleinow
Jack
Sully
Between the Innings Naps Look for Varied Plays and Players
The piece notes baseball chatter about Hemphill and White in the fifth, Elberfeld's late appearance, Atz's running stop on Knight, Manning and Sully’s bunt, and Isbell's continued activity. It mentions the Hilltoppers’ lack of spark until Engle’s fanned at eighth and comments on Isbell’s ongoing effort and Lajoie’s work ethic.
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Larry
Hemphill
White
Elberfeld
Atz
Knight
Mr. Manning
Sully
Sox
The
Sun
Engle
Isbell
Pat
Izzy
Lajoie
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Yesterday’s results include American League games with Washington, Detroit, Philadelphia, St. Louis and Newark. National League games feature Rochester, Toronto, Jersey City and Buffalo. American Association games list Newark and Toronto with a 2 to 0 score.
W L P C Standings for Indianapolis to Columbus
The record shows W L P C standings with teams including Indianapolis Minneapolis Milwaukee Toledo Louisville Kansas City Columbus St. Paul and Saint Louis with varied win totals and percentages. Numbers indicate games played wins losses and percentages across the circuit.
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Kansas City
St. Pau
Columbus
Indiana
Louisville
Toledo
Csccoedes
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Cseset
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Baseball games on today’s schedule across leagues
In the majors, Cleveland visits New York, Detroit plays at Seat, Chicago goes to Boston, and St. Louis hosts Washington. National League features New York at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at Chicago, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, and Boston at St. Louis. In the Eastern League, Rochester meets Newark, Montreal faces Providence, Toronto plays Jersey, and Buffalo battles Baltimore.
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P. C
Detroit
Eeeseneesse
Philadelphia
New York
Boston Esses
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Loui
National League
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Rochester
Newark
Baltimore
Montreal
Buffalo
Providence
Toronto
Jerseys City
American League
Seat
St. Louisat
Washington
St. Louis
Jersey
Baseball clash near Hill top with Blues and Naps
Third place in the series begins on the Hill top today as the Blues aim to recover and the Naps loom. G Tweedy Stallings shows rare emotion at the mention of the Naps while Yanks and Blues have a turbulent history. Chesbro’s form raised hopes, and Happy Jack’s near miss haunts past toppers. Cy Young and Berger prepare for the mound.
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G. Tweedy Stallings
Chesbro
Happy Jack
Cy Young
Berger
Boston Beats Cleveland In Fifteenth After Late Rally
Boston and Cleveland faced a tense game with Speaker leading four hits including two two base hits. Cicotte pitched five and a half innings allowing eight runs while Ryan fanned five. Two runs scored on the winning frame with McConnell and Walter French delivering key hits as Boston topped Cleveland 7 to 6 after two out when the deciding run crossed.
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Ors
McConnell
Walter
French
Cicotte
Goode
Turner
Boston
Stovall
Cleveland
Ryan
Carrigan
Liebhardt
Messrs. Evans and
Perine
Washington Beats Detroit In Tight Baseball Standoff
Washington 11 Detroit 1 via late rally era box score shows Crawford and Schaefer with two base hits, Browne driving in runs. Johnson pitched for Washington with eight strikeouts, Willets allowed two, while errors by Bush and O Leary aided the visitors. Time one hour thirty minutes. Umpires Egan and Sheridan.
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O'Leary
Bush
Washington
Detroit
Crawford
Schaefer
Unglaub
Browne
Milan
Willets
Moriarty
Johnson
Messrs
Egan and
Sheridan
Baseball game summary between Philadelphia and St. Louis
Davis Criss Livingstone Peterson Hartzell lead offense as Philadelphia faces St. Louis. Livingstone drives a three base hit off Criss with five hits in the first five innings while Howell yields five in five and two thirds. Barry sac bun Patterson sac fly My Ganley McAfee stealers parry and double plays noted. Eight players hit by pitches and bases on balls tallied. final time one hour fifty five minutes with Connolly and Hurst umpiring.
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Manh
Queens
Simpson
McDonald
Ryder
Loughran
Rice
P. S
Norton
Stanton
D. Blase
S. Blase
Muller
Mr. Smith
White
Tannehill
Hahn
Demmitt
Chase
Blair
Atz
Engle
Isbell
Smith
Manning
Wilson
Lake
Messrs
O’loughlin
Erin
Livingstone
Ferris
Williams
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Davis
Criss
Howell
Barry
Patterson
My, Ganley
McAfee Hartzell
Parry
Wallace
Jones
Morgan
Crissell
Phil
Baker
Connolly and Hurst
Pittsburg Wins Fourth Straight Over Brooklyn 8 to 2
National League game in Pittsburg reports the Pirates defeating Brooklyn 8 to 2 for their fourth consecutive win. Scanlon struggled but Frock settled after the first inning as Pittsburg compounds Brooklyn errors and timely hitting, with standout plays by Leach Clement and Barbeau.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Scanlon
Frock
James J. Strong
Jeffries
Lawton Wiggins Edges Rostrum For Grand Gravesend Win
Lawton Wiggins ridden by Butwell fought Rostrum to a photo finish in the one mile and a furlong Brookdale Handicap at Gravesend. Rostrum questioned for interference, stewards ruled Lawton Wiggins the winner after a disputed late surge. Attendance about 3,000 as bettors shifted to the lawn for live action.
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Gravesend
Brookdale
S.C. Hildreth
Joe Madden
Restigouche
King Cobalt
Rialto
Lawton Wiggins
Hildreth
Wton Wiggins
Butwell
Rostrum
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Scoville
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McCahey
W. M. Rogers
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James R. Keene
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Gaete
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Dandie Dixon
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Uneas
Henry Munro
Cullen
Glopper
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M. R. Williams
M. Cambon
H. Smith
Blandara
Colinet
Chicago triangular meet eyed by athletic clubs
The Chicago Athletic Association plans a triangular meet in Chicago for the New York Athletic Club Irish American Athletic Club and Chicago team to be staged in early August. New York teams traveling to Seattle for the national championships would stop in Chicago for a few days.
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Chicago
Chicago Athletic Association
New York Athletic Club
Irish-American Athletic Club
New York
Seattle
Carpenter and Dewhurst Win Pennsylvania Eastern States Doubles
In the Merion tennis championship final, J. R. Carpenter Jr and E. B. Dewhurst defeated H. M. Tilden and H. B. Regester 8 0 7 5 6 2 to take the doubles title.
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Carpenter
Dewhurst
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Merion
J. R. Carpenter, Jr
E. B. Dewhurst
H. M. Tilden
H. B. Regester
Shawmut Car Leads Racers In Bleak Stage Of NY to Seattle Race
Special to The New York Times from Cheyenne Wyoming reports a troubled twenty four hours for the field. The Acme car stuck in mud near Pierce and near-sighting of its pass near Nunn. Shawmut waited for a bridge permit at Fort Steele then crossed after 10 AM. Ford teams encounter breakdowns and several leaders go silent after Rawlins.
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New York Times
Cheyenne
Wyo
New York
Seattle
Acme
Pierce
Nunn
Union Pacific
Platte River
Fort Steele
Omaha
Ford
Rawlins
Ford No. 1
Wamsutter
Ford 1
Smith Wins Golf Match At Fox Hills On Staten Island
Alec Smith, Eastern professional and Wykagyl Club leader, defeated Fox Hills pro Isaac Mackie 1 up in a 36 hole match for a purse at Fox Hills Golf Club Staten Island. The bout grew from a challenge to Mackie on his home links and drew notable interest.
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Alec Smith
Isaac Mackie
Fox Hills Golf Club
Staten Island
Mackie
Fox Hills
Smith
Wykagyl Club
New Rochelle
Links
Local lawn tennis state singles rounds yield straight-set wins
In Boston on June 15 the third and fourth rounds of the State singles championship at Longwood produced several straight-set results. F J Sulloway beat G T Putn 6-1 6-2. C F Johnson Jr beat R Bishop 6-1 6-4. R J Jane beat Edwin Sheafe 6-1 6-1. R J Leonard beat A W Blackmore 6-1 6-2.
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Boston
Longwood
F. J. Sulloway
G. T. Putn
C. F. Johnson, Jr
R. Bishop
R. J. Jane
Edwin Sheafe
R. J. Leonard
A. W. Blackmore
A A U Announces Championship Schedule
The Championship Committee of the Amateur Athletic Union has released dates for major events. All around championships are on July 5 at Celtic Park, outdoor nationals in Seattle on August 13 and 14, and indoor nationals at Madison Square Garden on October 4 and 5.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Celtic Park
Seattle
Madison Square Garden
Lunghi to Run at Press Club Games
Italian amateur runner B Lunghi of Sports Pedestre of Genoa will compete in a 600 yard race at the Press Club games held at American League Park on June 26. He represented Italy at the London Olympic Games last year.
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B.lunghi
Genoa
Italy
London
American League Park
Unclear Sports Scores From Fragment OCR
The readable lines show several team score fragments including Montgomery versus Birmingham and Mobile versus Birmingham as well as Memphis versus Nashville. Specific game dates, venues, and complete results are missing, making it impossible to confirm final winners or context.
Rumson Triumphs Over New Haven In Woodcrest Cup Opener
In Philadelphia on June 15 Rumson, New Jersey based Bala Rumson polo team beat New Haven 10 to 6 in the first Woodcrest Cup game. Frank Butterworth of Yale led New Haven with a notable near fall before resuming play. The match featured handicaps for each side and penalties for mallet hooking and safety.
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Penn
Bala
Rumson’ Polo
Seabri N. J
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Rumson
Frank
Butterworth
Yale Fuller
Geath
Rumson—S. Jones
Walter McClure
BP. & Fata & Co
Royal Arcanum Baseball at Washington Park Saturday
Royal Arcanum De Long and De Witt Clinton Councils meet at Washington Park Brooklyn on Saturday afternoon for a charity game to support the Royal Arcanum Fund and Labor Bureau. Herman A Metz to umpire with rain date Monday June 21 at the same grounds.
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Washington Park
Brooklyn
de Long
de Witt Clinton
Royal Canum
Herman A. Metz
Royal Arcanum Fund
Labor Bureau
Une
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