Harvard Crushes Princeton in Low-Scoring Polo Grounds Victory
Harvard defeated Princeton 5 to 3 at the Polo Grounds in a listless game saved by a highlight play when Kelleher ran down a bases-loaded drive from Princeton. Mahan came in late to calm the Tigers as Harvard built a firm lead with strong hitting from Gannett and Reed and defensive spark from Whitney. The crowd was small and the affair lacked college cheer as Harvard won the two-hour forty-five minute intercity clash.
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Polo Grounds
Whitney
Kelleher
Tigers
Eddie Mahan
Crimson
Tiger
Abbot
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Yale
Tizers
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Reede
Mahan
Brickley
Ue Tigers
Yack Hardwick
Bateman
Gannett
The
Chaplin
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Law
Frye
Nash
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Harte
Hardwick
Driegs
Green
Scully
Douglas
Driggs
Reed
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Hoyt
Chlin
Maran
Odevo
Tirbotz
Lwyne
Errore Tricker
Princetoc
Deyo
Annett
Oy Eye
Whitary
Detroit Beats Washington 4 3 in Tight League Clash
Detroit wins at Washington 4 to 3 with Cobb driving in two runs and scoring twice. Boehring wildness and Williams errors aid Detroit as Cobb stars in both offense and defense. Washington struggles with multiple baserunners and errors in a close midseason tilt.
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Detroit
Boehring Wildnese Aml Williams
Taree Errora
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Cobb
Henry
Paj
Wasah- Sytner
Baseball results from yesterday's games across leagues
Boston defeated St. Louis 3 to 1 while Chicago beat Philadelphia 11 to A Detroit edged Washington 5 to 3. In the National League Pittsburgh won 7 to 5 over New York with Philadelphia at Cincinnati postponed by rain. Brooklyn visiting Chicago and St Louis 3 Boston 2 in twelve innings. Federal League tallies show Pittsburgh 9 Brooklyn 5, Baltimore 17 Kansas City 10, St Louis 12 Newark 2, Chicago 5 Buffalo 0. International League results include Providence 5 Jersey City 4, Montreal 4 Rochester 1, Newark 4 Richmond 2, Toronto 4 Buffalo 2.
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Cincinnati
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St. Louis
Boston
Federal League
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Kansas City
Newark
Buffalo
Sports Schedule Highlights Across Leagues
Cleveland and New York clash in a two game set with game one at 1 30 p m Detroit faces Washington Chicago meets Philadelphia St Louis takes on Boston New York battles Pittsburgh Philadelphia visits Cincinnati Boston plays St Louis FEDERAL LEAGUE matchups include St Louis at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Newark Chicago at Baltimore Kansas City hosts Buffalo INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE features Jersey City at Providence for two games Buffalo at Toronto two games Newark visits Richmond Rochester plays Montreal
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New York
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Giants Fall to Pirates in Tight Pittsburgh Tilt 7-5
In Pittsburgh on June 18 the New York Giants lost 7-5 as Mamaux, after six strong innings, faltered in the seventh and eighth. Merkle, Doyle, and Burns sparked a late NY rally but the Pirates held on behind solid fielding and timely hits by Carey, McCarthy, and Hinchmann. Carey led Pittsburgh with multiple early runs while Perritt started for the Giants before Schupp and Ritter.
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New York Times
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Siade Adams
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Brookfeds Fall to Rebels in Fourteenth Avenue Rivalry
Brooklyn suffers a 9 to 4 defeat at Washington Park as seven errors and a barrage of hits hand Pittsburgh a dominant win. Key players include Oakes, Yerkes, Kauff, Magee, and Wickland, with Upham and Hearne pitching for the brooklyn guests. St. Louis sweeps Newark 13 to 5 in Newark as Davenport Chapman Hartley Moseley Whitehouse Rariden combo yields victory.
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Pratt
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WN. J
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Chapman
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Moseley
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Rariden
Williams College Defeats Chinese Univ of Hawaii 5 to 2
In Williamsport Massachusetts on June 18 Williams College beat the Chinese University of Hawaii 5 to 2 in a listless game. Pitcher Young dominated the visitors with strong control while Hingterles, Young and Micheler, Kay and Mark are noted for fielding and batting. Umpire Mr. Eants officiated.
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Williamos College Today
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Vancouver Ninety Northwesterners Refuse to Play
Eight players of the Vancouver team in the Northwestern League refuse to take the field against Victoria due to the suspension of right fielder Pappa. The game was called off.
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B. C
Victoria
Pappa
Ragan Loses Pitchers Battle In St Louis Duel
A tight pitchers duel in St Louis ends 3 to 2 as Doak falters in the twelfth inning. Hyatt drives in Bescher with the winning run after Ragan fills the bases with walks and a hit. Boston’s Doak holds pace with Ragan until the extra frame, with Maranville Dolan and Snyder among the notable inputs. Time of game two hours and thirty seven minutes.
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Connolly
Harrisburg Raises Guarantee for Newark In League Move
Harrisburg Pennsylvania reports that the city tonight raised the guarantee required to secure the transfer of the Newark International League team to Harrisburg. The action was telegraphed to league officials to effect the move.
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Newark
Harrisburg
Penn
Crams
American Association game scores from Louisville and Kansas City
In Louisville the American Association game ended 7 to 2 with Cleveland over Louisville. In Kansas City the matchup between Kansas City and Minneapolis produced a 9 to 2 result for Kansas City.
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American Association
Louisville
Cleveland
Kansas City
Minneapolis
New York State League Scores Reported
In ten innings Binghamton tied Scranton. Elmira defeated Wilkes Barre 4 to 0. Troy beat Syracuse 5 to 1. Utica edged Albany 4 to 3.
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Binghamton
Scranton
Elmira
Eimira
Wilkes-Barre
Troy
Syracuse
Syraeurs
Utica
Utlen
Albany
New England League List of Cities and Teams
A fragmented notice lists cities and teams in the New England League including Manchester Lawrence Worcester Lawrences de plural entries from Manchester to Portland and Lowell with several unclear numbers and punctuation marks. The readable items mention Fitchburg, Lewiston and Lewiston Portland Lowell among others.
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Lawrence Woorcester Lyn
Lawrences
Worcester
Lowell
Lewiston
Oy Fitchburg
Portland
Local Railting Scores Mixed Across New England Matches
In Fall River and New Haven regions, preliminary rail matchups show Springfield defeating Pall River three to one, and Brockton trailing 2 to 5 as recent results emerge. Pawtucket hosts a four to five contest against Pawtucket, while New Bedford faces Hartford in a six to two setback, with Hartford continuing to dominate.
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Fall River
Pall River
Springfield
New Haven
Brockton
Pawtucket
Taunton
New Bedford-New Bedford
Hartford
Brown shuts out Buffalos as Chicago wins 8 to 0
Mordecai Brown pitched a complete game shutout for Chicago, defeating Buffalo 8 to 0. Only 31 batters faced him over nine innings as Dalton recorded the lone Buffalo hit. Brown struck out three and assisted three times, with Chicago’s infield handling 22 put-outs. Final: Chicago 8, Buffalo 0. Batteries Brown and Fischer. Krapp, Ebmke, Marshall, and Blair.
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N. Y
Mordecai Brown
Dalton
Brown
Chicago
R.H.E. Chicago
Fischer
Krapp
Ebmke
Marshall
Blair
Baltimore routs Kansas City 17 to 10 in high-scoring game
Baltimore exploded for 11 runs through five innings and beat Kansas City 17 to 10. Five Kansas City pitchers were hammered as Baltimore built a big lead, then held on as the clubs combined for numerous runs and errors.
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Baltimore
Kansas City
Red Sox overpower Cardinals in 8 1 victory at Boston
Boston defeats St Louis 8 to 1 in a pitching duel as Hamilton allows fewer hits but falters in key moments. Austin ejected by umpire Hildebrand after arguing. several players noted in box with hits by Lewis and Walker and late runs sealing the win for the Red Sox.
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Red Sox
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Hamilton
Foster
Austin
Eastern trip of Ran Johnson sparks baseball mystery
Ran Johnson, President of the American League, extended his Eastern tour arriving yesterday from Philadelphia. He met President John K Tener in Philadelphia and has shown silence on baseball topics while rumors grow that the Federal League retirement may affect investors. He plans to visit Boston after brief talks with Washington club owners and Shibes as part of a crisis speculation that the sport stands at a tipping point.
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American League
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Washington
John K. Tener
Quaker City
Chicago
Federal League
Boston
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Battery listings and names across cities in Rhode Island era
Fragmentary OCR item lists batteries and personnel linked to multiple cities including Toronto Montreal Rochester Richmond Newark and Richmond. Reading shows battery teams or units with surnames Hoff Williams Fullerton Madden Schacht Heckinger Kritchell Schaufele among others, interspersed with place names and codes.
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Rhe
Rochester
Hoff and Williams
Fullerton and Madden
Richmond
Newark
Schacht
Heckinger
Morrisectte
Kritchell
Schaufele
Special hammer throw handle aids record holder Pat Ryan
Frederick W. Rubien of the Amateur Athletic Union designed a special single wire hammer handle for Pat Ryan to improve his grip. Ryan, holder of the world record, aims to throw beyond 200 feet in the senior metropolitan championships at Travers Island today. The new handle addresses complaints about the awkward double handle used on the sixteen pound weight.
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Frederick W. Rubien
Amateur Athletic Union
Pat Ryan
Travers Island
Ryan
Kiublen
Poor Men's Horses Win at Jamaica Race Day
In Jamaica track racing, owner R. T. Wilson failed to land wins with Ethan Allen Amalfi and Tralee, as Chesterton Lazuli and Pleione led the day for smaller stables while Gifford A. Cochran rode Pleione to victory in the second race. Favorite Pleione defeated Damrosel while Little Dipper faded. Multiple races featured strong showings from Chesterton Lazuli Palanquin and Yadapeep with a sunlit crowd and brisk betting.
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Metropolitan Jockey Club
Jamaica
R. T. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Ethan Allen
Amalfi
Tralee
Chesterton
Lazuli
Pleione
Damrosel
August Belmont
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O'Sullivan
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Buxton
Guy Fisher
Lady Hankin
Lilly
Belmont
H. L. Pratt
Knight of the Thistle
Lady In Blue
Empire City Stakes Racing Dates Set for Belmont and Aqueduct
Empire City Racing Association managers announced a ten day Belmont Park and six day Aqueduct meeting. Highlights include Suburban Handicap on July 14 and Frivolity Stakes for two year-olds. Other fixtures span July 2 to July 31 with steeplechases at Belmont and Aqueduct.
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Empire City Racing Association
Belmont Park
Aqueduct Course
Empire City Association
Jamaica Racing Entry List For Mixed Card
Racing card shows entries for Jamaica with six races including selling sprints for two year olds led by Dr Gremer and Dune Site, longer open company at one and one sixteenth miles featuring Orlin Kripp and Pen Quince, plus a six furlong handicap topweights Top of the Morning and Norse King and a Long Beach Handicap for three year olds and up headed by Tartar. Also listed are Dolly Madison and Queen of Paradise among two year old maidens and other named runners and weights.
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Jamaica
Dr. Gremer
Dune Site
Tue Rock
Flag Day
Good Counsel
Mary Blackwood
High Horse
Kesslien
High Chair
Orlin Kripp
Camellia
G. M. Miller
Fenmouse
Norse King
Figinny
Hanovia
Polarius
Surprising
Tartar
Sam McMeekin
Stromboli
Short Grass
Flying Fairy
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Tycle
Dolly Madison
Woodfair
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Northlight
Duke of Dunbar
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Queen of Paradise
Golden Gate
Cardinals Buy New Catcher From Vancouver Club
The Vancouver Club catcher A. C. Brotten is sold to the St. Louis National League Club. Brotten will be handed to St. Louis at the end of the season.
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Cardinals
Vancouver
P. C
A. C. Brotten
St. Louis
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Yeason
Braves Sign Brown Pitcher For Boston Club
PROVIDENCE R I June 18 Cram who pitched and played in the outfield for Brown University signed a contract today with the Boston National League Club He will join the Braves next week Cram is the third Brown player to be signed by a major league team
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Brown
Providence
R. I
Cram
Brown University
Boston
Metropolitan Life Outing Spurs Internal Athletics Victory
Metropolitan Life Insurance home office staff gathered at Celtic Park for the annual athletic day. Over 1,000 participated as 1,900 more watched and danced in the pavilion. Prizes went to the Correspondence Division and various audit and renewal teams across events from sprints to relay championships.
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Celtic Park
Athletic Association
Metropolitan Life
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Insurance League
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A. J. Fahey
W. Schuler
Lilian McTeague
Actuary Department
Margaret Moffett
Sadie Lazara Cross
J. Stanley
Aubrey Meyerhelm
Statistical Department
W. Bartels
Architectural Department
Lk. Oxley
J. Leonard
Audit
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New York
Canada
Home Office
Senior Championships at Travers Island heat up with key injuries
The New York Athletic Club still backs its team in the senior track and field championships despite Homer Baker’s water on the knee after a motorcycle crash. Anderson aims to offset the loss in the half mile as Wilkie contemplates racing both the furlong and quarter mile with Meyer favored in the 220. Multiple rivals from Irish-American A C, Pastime A C, and other clubs compete for sprint, distance, and relay honors.
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Travers Island
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Gilmore
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Rutgers
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Wrestler Injured In International Bout At Manhattan
Russian George Lurich was badly injured by Waldeck Zbysko near the end of a 29 minute match at the Manhattan Opera House during the international wrestling tournament. Lurich collapsed backstage and was taken to his dressing room for medical attention. his tournament status was unclear. Zbysko claimed the injury was unintentional and said he would wrestle Lurich again when ready. Dr. Roller defeated Ivan Linen in a 1 hour 33 minute match. Alexander Aberg pinned William Berner after 1 minute 52 seconds. Pardello Le Colosse bout postponed to tonight due to late hour.
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Waldeck Zbysko
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Alexander Aberg
William Berner
Leo Pardello
Pierre le Colosse
Trainer Hedrick Reinstated by Jockey Club Stewards
J W Hedrick the trainer has been reinstated by the Stewards of the Jockey Club after a meeting at the Chairman August Telmonts office. His license was renewed and the prior entry refusals were terminated. The Empire tracing Association dates were approved for transfers to Westchester from July 14 to 24 and Queens County from July 26 to 31. Officials for the meeting were approved including August Belmont B K Knapp F R Hitchcock and Andrew Miller.
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August Telmont
Hendrick
Empire Tracing Association
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August Belmont
B. K. Knapp
F. R Hitchcock
Andrew Miller
Welsh and Dundee Triumph in Open Air Boxing Carnival
Champion Freddie Welsh defeated Johnny Lustig at Ebbets Field in ten rounds with superior ring generalship while Johnny Dundee outboxed Leach Cross in a fast pugilistic display. A crowd of over 10 000 witnessed the cosmopolitan outdoor show under bright lights with lively crowd reactions.
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Leach Cross
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Grand Central Palace quintet wins eastern bowling title showdown
The Grand Central Palace five defeated the Auranias to claim the Eastern bowling championship. They totaled 6,010 pins across three games, with a standout third game of 1,052. The Auranias included Spinella, Muller, Spinella, Stettler and others, trailing in points.
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East side boxer wins ten round bout over Eddie Griffiths
Knockout Smith of the east aide was entitled to the honors over Eddie Griffiths, a Harlem welterweight, at the finish of their ten round bout at the New Falo Athletic Association of Harlem. The semi final, reduced to ten rounds, had Robbie Frane and Tommy McArdle as principals, ending in the fourth round when the left and right to the jaw knocked out his opponent.
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Liroux Taxer
Butler vs Nell Bout Ends After Injury Allegation
Eddie Red Butler of Kansas City says a sixth round leg sprain forced him to quit against Young Nell of Wilkes Harré at Brown's Far Rockaway Athletic Club. Referee announced the Western boxer quit due to punishment from Eddie Fitzsimmons of Yorkville, who outpointed Andy Cortez in a separate ten round bout.
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Red) Butler
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Wilkes Harré
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Ryan and Bush Win Bouts at Vanderbilt Club
Boxing night at the Vanderbilt Athletic Club in Brooklyn featured ten-round bouts. In the main event Hilly Hush of Greenpoint out pointed Frankie Wagner of Jersey City. Bud Ryan of Brooklyn faced Young Fulton in a semi final East Side bout with Ryan earning honors. Baseball today lists two games with the New York Americans versus Cleveland at Polo Grounds. admission 1 cent.
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Elm Park A C Loses Boxing License After Commission Meeting
State Boxing Commission canceled Elm Park A C of Elm Park Staten Island license for misconduct after delays in payment to bantam Bill Brown who appeared at the club. Buffalo Boxing Club granted a license. Cross-Harvey fallout noted with Foerton Brothers ousted from the 35th Street Club. new officers listed for Foerton Club.
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John J. Dixon
James R. Price
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Boxing cards set for tonight at Fairmont club and Broadway club
The Fairmont Athletic Club in Bromsz schedules several bouts. Injured Cohen vs Kenny Leonard canceled. Al Schumacher faces Leonard in the main bout. Joe Kecera, Jimmy Towers, Frankie Daly, and Jack Irving appear in other ten rounders. Broadway Sporting Club in Brooklyn presents fights from last Tuesday headlined by Sdldie O Keefe and Marty Alien with Jimmy Flynn and Paul Doyle in support. Mike Maale meets Gene Mortality in a ten round opener. Sharkey Athletic Club offers two ten round bouts with Willie Doyle vs Jimmy Duffy and Young McDonald vs Johnny Keyes as principals.
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Kenny Leonard
Cohen
al Schumacher
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Jimmy Towers
Frankie Daly
Staten Island
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Brooklyn
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Gene Mortality
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Jimmy Duffy
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Jamaica Race Track Installs Patrol Judges To Curb Rough Riding
Managers at the Jamaica race track arranged patrol judges to monitor rough and foul riding. Jimmy Me Lauchin, longtime premier jockey, will oversee near the start, J Nall will cover the first turn, and E H Hanna will watch the stretch head where crowding concentrates. Officials expect this supervision to curb crowding complained of by owners trainers jockeys and bettors.
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Fabric Styles Highlight Domestic and Imported Wovens
A compact list showcases cool blue serges along with crash domestic and imported fabrics. Includes flannel striped and plain patterns, featherweight worsteds, airy Scotch homespurnas, batiste and silk homespuns, plus shantungs and mohairs.
Breezy Office Coat Offered in Full Size Range
Advertises an office coat available in all sizes from 34 to 54 stout. Fabrics listed include Nun cloth, batiste, ponges, tan milk, mohair, alpaca, and gray Sicilian.
Sporting Goods and Sport ing Wear in all stores
A local retailer announces broad availability of sporting goods and sporting wear across all outlets. The notice highlights inventory for athletics, fitness gear, and team apparel.
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