Major Daingerfield Wins Tidal Stakes Amid Muddy Sheepshead Bay Races
Rain soaked Sheepshead Bay track as Major Daingerfield led from the start to win the Tidal Stakes for three year olds by four lengths. Goldsmith placed second with Dixieline third as fall water and mud affected the day. The event valued at $20,000 marked a standout performance for J. Dwyer bred Handspring colt from Mon Droit.
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Sheepshead Bay
Chicago
Jeff
Major Daingerfield
Park McLewee & Company
Diamond
Jim” Brady
Gold Heels
Yankee
Whitney
Goldsmith
Old England
Shaw
Burns
Remorse
Gold Cure
Gold Gure
Dixieline
Philip J. Dwyer
Dwyer
Pp. J. Dwyer
Handspring
Mon Droit
F. C. McLewee & Co
Mr. Dwyer
Charlies Elwood
Haggin Stable
Dr. J. Grant Lyman
Monte Carlo
Charles Elwood
Hackensack
Cloverly
Swifutmas
Paget
Fool Hardy
Ambrose Clark
Row
Lissak
Lady Royster
Barry
H. T. Hewett
Hayden - Edwards
A. Hewett
M. T. Maloney
Sailust
Salvator Lydia
Stewart
Timce
Rising Sun
Decameron
J. J. McCafferty
Sir Dixon
Cherry Blossom
Ll.Smith
E. J. Miller
B. H
J. Martin
John Lyne
Military
Buchanan
Maranda
Eragon
Charles W. Meyer
Shandonfield
Olawaha
Red Damsel
Locket
Guesswork
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Ch. c
Prestonpans- Chetah
Wonderly
P. J. Dwyer
Hindoo-Basante
Showman
Slave
Sunny Shore
Bounding Beauty
F. C. McLewee
Handspring-Montroit
William C. Whitney
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T. Burns
R. T. Wilson
Columbia Stable
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Dr. Saylor
Lord Turco
Dark Planet
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Jiine Banner
Bobbinet
Blue Delft
Cinquevalli
Brimstone
Mary McCafferty
Davis & van Buren
Lanceman
Henry of Navarre
Pittsburg Tops St Louis Twice as Lead Grows
Pittsburg extended its lead in the National Baseball League by beating St Louis in two games. Cincinnati lost to Chicago, allowing the New Yorks to rise to sixth place despite not playing. Rain postponed New York vs Brooklyn and Philadelphia vs Boston. In the Western League Jersey City could not play Montreal due to no grounds.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
New Yorks
Rains
Philadelphia
Boston
Jersey City
Montreal
Pittsburg Takes Doubleheader In Uneven Baseball Day
Pittsburg defeated their opponents in both games with a shaky second inning in the first tilt as a misplay by Brashear opened the door for eight runs. Chesbro and Smith teamed for Pittsburg with Dunham and Yerkes catching. Final lines showed multiple errors and a lopsided score in the second game.
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Pittsburg
Brashear
Beaumont
Chicago Beats Cincinnati in Easy Final Game of Series
Chicago defeated Cincinnati 11 to 3 as Menefee pitched well but Cincinnati errors led to a lopsided score. Score by innings is given in the report.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Menefee
Inn
Pittsburg vs Chicago Highlight on Today’s Schedule
In today’s slate the Pittsburgh team travels to Chicago for a scheduled game. Other noted matchups include Philadelphia facing New York and Brooklyn at St. Louis with implied standings and records referenced in the box.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Batteries-Esper and Taft Moriarty and Culiver
Unable to extract a coherent event or individuals beyond partial names. The text fragment mentions Batteries and several surnames but lacks context, action, date, place, or outcome to form a full news item.
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R.H.E. Troronto
Newark
Esper and Taft, Moriarty and Culiver
Scores and Standings Snapshot From A Local Meet
A fragment lists team abbreviations and win loss records including Toronto Rochester Worcester Jersey City Buffalo Montreal Providence Newark and others with varied percentages and numbers, suggesting a standings tease from a regional event.
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Toronto
Rochester
Worcester
Jersey City
Buffalo
Montreal Wold
Providence
Newark
Ww. L. Nee Ee
Crescent Athletic Club Tops Englewood Field Club 8 5
In a darkened Amateur League game at Englewood Field Club grounds Crescent Athletic Club defeated Englewood 8 to 5. Crescents rallied with four runs in the fifth and sixth innings to tie, then added three in the eighth and two in the ninth before darkness halted play.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Englewood
Crescents
Mackay
Vorhis
Americans Compete In London Athletic Club Meet
Americans in coronation games participate in Stamford Bridge events. Duffey withdraws from the 100 yards dash while Edgren, scratch in hammer throw, finishes third with 125 feet 3.14 inches. Hammer throw winner is E B May of Oxford with 134 feet 4.34 inches.
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London
London Athletic Club
Stamford Bridge
Arthur S’. Duffey
Robert Edgren
H. M. Hilpery
Dovie Sporting Club Incorporated forms New York athletic society
Albany June 21 The Dovie Sporting Club of New York City has been incorporated for athletic sports and social intercourse. Directors include Henry Hamstads Walter Bloom Frithjof Arnesen and Charles Carlsen with listed New York addresses.
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Albany
Dovie Sporting Club
New York City
Henry Hammerstad
One Hundred
Walter Bloom
One Hundred and Seventeenth Peel
Wyeth Wins Western Derby At Chicago Washington Park
Wyeth ridden by Lucien Lyne won the fifteenth American Derby at Washington Park Chicago over twelve three year olds. Lucien Appleby finished second with Aladdin third as Otis and Heno faded in the stretch. The Western colt outpaced Eastern rivals in a clean race with Heno and Otis dueling early and Wyeth finishing with reserve speed.
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Washington Park
Wyeth
John A. Drake
Enoch Wishard
New York
Dwyer
Lucien Lyne
Mr. Drake
Hene
Bullman
Heno
Barney Schreiber
Otis
Pentecost
Arsenal
Belles Commoner
Lucien Appleby
Aladdin
Corrigan
Lord Quex
Prowl
Cincinnati
Hermis
Lyne
Wadsworth
Fonsie
Woods
Coburn
Boundless
J. Woods
Tme
Belle’s Commoner
E. Wishard
Yachting Regatta Brings Light Winds Bad Weather Delays
The Larchmont Yacht Club Spring regatta saw Elmina race ahead of Muriel with 1 minute 39 seconds corrected time. Dormina beat Effort with Mira third as heavy rain and fog reduced entries. Houri and the Yan kee stayed ashore amid worsening conditions.
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Frederick F. Brewster
Elmina
Charles M. Smither
Muriel
Larchmont Yacht Club
Clifford Brokaw
Dormina
Charles Lane Poor
Mira
F. M. Smith
En Jed
Carwina
Trevor L. Park
A. H. Alker
Alerion
Larchmont
Massasoit
Raymond
Elmira
Darwina
Bryan Alley
Houri
Frank Mitchell
Regatta Committee
New Rochelle
Deuce
Long Island
Larchmont Course
John W. Lovejoy
Europe
H. W. Eee
Frank Hardy
Larchmont and New Rochelle One Design Class Winners
In Larchmont the 21 foot class started with Start and Esser, followed by Reisoard and Snapper. In New Rochelle the One Design field produced top finishers Caper, Knave, Fox, and Alga with Elmina, Darwina, Mimosa, Hourl, Snapper, and Caper named as winners.
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Es Houri
J. H. Esser
Reisoard
Snapper
A. Bryan ‘Alley
NEW Rochelle
Caper
T. L. Howard
Knave
R. N. Bavier
the Fox
H. T. Foote
Alga
Alfred Mestre
Elmina
Darwina
Mimosa
Hourl
Yachts Enter Trials for Sea Wanhaka Cup Challenge
Commodore Thomas H. Macdonald announced the entered yachts for the August Montreal trip. Entries include Tecumseh owned by Bridgeport Syndicate built by Jones & Laborde Oshkosh Wis. Seeress owned by Hunt and Mower built by Smith Bayonne N J. Massasoit owned by Macdonald group built by W B Smith Quincy Mass. Nutmeg owned by Marshall Seeley built by L D Huntington Jr New Rochelle N Y. Filibuster owned by Frank Crowninshield built by Greaves Marblehead Mass. Monsoon owned by Lothrop Burgess built by Stearns Marblehead Mass. Crusader owned by Ordway Clark White Bear Yacht Club designed by Reid built by Ramilly Frontenac. an unnamed boat owned by Penataquit Corinthian yachtsmen led by Regis H Post designed and built by Benjamin Halleck Moriches N Y.
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Bridgeport Yacht Club
Montreal
Tecumseh
Bridgeport Syndicate
Jones & Laborde
Oshkosh Wis
Seeress
Hunt and Mower
C. D. Mower
Smith
Bayonne
N. J
Massasoit
T. H. Macdonald and Others
B. B. Crowninshield
Boston
W. B. Smith
Quincy
Mass
Marshall & Seeley
L. D. Huntington, Jr
New Rochelle
Frank Crowninshield
W. Starling Burgess
Greaves
Marblehead
Monsoon
Lothrop and Burgess
Stearns
Crusader
Ordway & Clark
White
Bear Yacht Club
Reid
Ramilly Frontenac
D. Hart Brower
Shrewsbury Rowing Regatta Officials Named for July 5
The Shrewsbury Rowing Association Red Bank N J selects officials for the July 5 regatta with entries closing June 30. Umpire Theodore Van Raden timekeepers Pelton Freisenhofer Stoll starter James Pilkington and judges Burfield Goodkind Cornell Trainer. First race at 3 o'clock features juniors intermediates and seniors in sculls doubles four shells and eights with clubs from Harlem Brooklyn Newark Long Island and Philadelphia expected.
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Red Bank
N. J
P. T. Brady
Theodore van Raden
Robert H. Pelton
E. L. Freisenhofer
Robert Stoll
James Pilkington
Albert Burfield
Walter Goodkind
M. A. Cornell
J. W. Trainer
Harlem
Brooklyn
Newark
Long Island
Philadelphia
Seawanhaka Cup Race Held at Oyster Bay
The Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club hosted the second Centre Island Cup race for seaworthy knockabouts at Oyster Bay. Wind was strong and seas choppy at start. later wind eased. Results show Marcia captained by Johnston de Forest finishing first with 3:24:03 plus elapsed times, while Jowan, Heron, Bobs and Lucille followed with varying times.
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Seawanhaka
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Johnston de Forest
Marcia
Jowan
F. G. Stewart
Heron
F. R. Coudert, Jr
Bobs
W. A. W.stewart
Lucille
Henry H. Landon
Ardsley Club Hosts Third One-Design Yacht Race
On the Hudson near the Ardsley Clubhouse at Dobbs Ferry four boats started the Ardsley Club season race. Sand Fly led after the first round but withdrew later. Putnam's Scout finished first with Ping Pong second sailed by Howard Gould.
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Ardsley
Dobbs Ferry
Ardsley Club
Sand Fly
Othes
Putnam
Howard Gould
Rainy Links for Golfers at Englewood Club
Rainy conditions did not dampen play at Englewood Golf Club with four competitions completed. Miss Mabel Barber won the Captain's Cup putting and approaching contest with 11 points, while Mrs. Frank Enos finished second. The men's Spring Championship tied at 79 for first between W. S. Baylis and F. M. Wilson, with Baylis winning the handicap. N. B. Coles, recent returnee from Europe, shot 89 and placed among the scratch contenders. Baylis led the handicap with a net 76 and G. M. Boynton was runner-up.
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Mabel Barber
Frank Enos
W. S. Baylis
F. M. Wilson
N. B. Coles
Europe
Wilson
G. M. Boynton
England Wins Decisive Polo Match at Hurlingham
England defeated the United States 7 goals to 1 at Hurlingham in the American Cup series, retaining the trophy for years. George Miller and Buckmaster led England with disciplined play while Keene starred for the Americans in a strong but faltering defense. Notable spectators included Whitelaw Reid and Joseph H. Choate, with Lord Roberts presiding at a postgame dinner.
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George Miller
Buckmaster
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Cecil
Patteson Nickalls
Keene
Whitelaw Reid
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Carter
William Corcoran Eustis
Michael H. de Young
San Francisco
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Lawrence Waterbury
Cecil Nickalls
Walter H. Duckmaster
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Nickalls
J. M. Waterbury
Agassizo
L. Waterbury
Keene Shot Out For A Run, On Long-Tailed Bay
Lord Roberts
Hurlingham Club
Prince 3
Agassiz
Paris
Morris County Golfers Triumph in Team Match at Morristown
On June 21 at Morris County Golf Club, Morris County defeated Baltusrol 25 holes to 11 in an eight against eight team match. Notable results included George J. Little narrowly defeating W. Fellowes Morgan by one hole and W. Y. Marsh beating R. W. Candler by one hole. W. D. Vanderpool and Louis P. Bayard Jr. battled to a tie, while notable entries for the upcoming three day invitation include Walter J. Travis and Percy Pyne, among others.
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George J. Little
R. W. Candler
W. Y. Marsh
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W. D. Vanderpool
Louis P. Bayard, Jr
Max Behr
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James A. Tyng
Hugh K. Toler
L. B. Garretson
Fred. Watson
PH. B. Freling
F. F. J. de Raismes
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Iw. F. Morgan
L. H. Graham
Alfred Macy
Ccceesee Wea
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W. C. Carnegie
Percy Pyne
Jasper Lynch
Howard A. Colby
F. A. Jenning
Allan Kennady
New Jersey
Essex Troop
Paterson
Anglo American polo team praised for sportsmanlike play in England
The Americans earned high praise for their sportsmanship in England during the polo cup series. Speakers credited the visitors with speed and teamwork, noting no umpire calls against them as the series concluded and inviting a return by the American squad.
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England
Agassiz
George Miller
New York Yacht Club Charters Vessel for Glen Cove Cups
The Regatta Committee of the New York Yacht Club has chartered the William Fletcher for members to view the Glen Cove Cups race on Tuesday. Tickets are limited to 100. Access is via the )02 train to New Rochelle and a trolley ride from the station to the steamboat wharf, with the Fletcher stopping at the same wharf after the race.
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New York Yacht Club
William Fletcher
New Rochelle
Fletcher
Sutherland Ransoms Albany Golf Championship Title
In Albany on June 21 C Sutherland Ransoms won the Albany Country Club championship by defeating Dr Van Rensselaer in the 36 hole final by 5 up and 7 to play. This marks Sutherland’s second consecutive victory.
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C. Sutherland Ransom
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Thacher
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Ransom
Howell
Reed
Bogey Golf at New Brunswick Ends in Tied Women Match
In New Brunswick New Jersey on June 21 players braved a storm to complete a bogey barbecue at the Ross Hall links. R Wilson captured the men’s game while Mary Wilson and Ethel Atkinson tied in the women’s match.
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New York Times
N. J
Ross Hall
R. Wilson
Mary Wilson
Ethel Atkinson
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