Sunshine in State Camp Inspires Seventh Regiment
The Seventh Regiment’s Camp Emmons Clark at Peekskill reports a rain soaked morning followed by sun and clear skies. Engineers of Company K built a culvert and bridge, drained plateaus, and aided in camp preparations as Gov Odell is expected Wednesday and West Point cadets Thursday. Major Gen Roe and staff attended a religious service led by Rev William E McCord of St Georges.
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New York Times
Camp Emmons
Clark
Peekskill
Seventh Regiment
Roe
Smith
Col. Appleton
William E. McCord
St. Ceorges
George S. Towle
Charles
Lydecker
Willard. Pisk
Odell
West Point
Thomas B. Taylor
Twenty- Second Engineers
Cami
John W. McDougall
Thomas C. Wiswall
Schuyiler
Peekskirk
Uight
Yesterday's baseball games reshape AL standings
No National League games were played yesterday as teams remained in the East and only three American League contests were decided. Philadelphia and Boston were tied for first with 38 2 wins and 20 losses, after Philadelphia lost to Chicago and Boston defeated Cleveland. St Louis moved to third after beating Washington, while Cleveland dropped to fourth. Doubleheaders were scheduled for Polo Grounds and Washington Park due to weekend rainouts. Scores: Chicago 2 Philadelphia 1. St Louis 3 Washington 1. Boston 32 Cleveland 7.
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New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Polo Grounds
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Louis
Chicago Triumph Over Philadelphia in Lopsided Baseball Game
Chicago won decisively over Philadelphia, hitting Plank hard and capitalizing on misplays by the champions. Helmes and Greene starred at bat, with Callahan's fielding noted. Taft errors and fumbles by Tannehill influenced the score, as Chicago dominated the contest.
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Chicago
Plank
Flaherty
Tannehill
Helmes
Greene
Callahan
St Louis Beats Washington 2-1 in Pitchers Battle
St Louis swept the series with Washington by a 2-1 victory. Sudhoff vs Townsend featured strong pitching, but poor fielding behind Townsend tipped the balance. Game noted for solid defense and limited sensational moments.
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ST. Louis
Washington
Sudhoff
Townsend
Boston Defeats Cleveland in American League Tilt
Boston tops Cleveland 12 to 7 in an American League championship game moved from Cleveland. Cleveland struggled with form, while Boston secured an easier victory. Umpire O Loughlin officiated as Hughes Criger and Walker Dorner Bemis were the batteries in the rough scoring affair.
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Canton
Ohio
Boston
Cleveland
Hughes and Criger
Walker
National League Standings Snapshot From WLPC Report
Baseball standings update shows Pittsburg at 2 39 and 17 1696 with Cincinnati, New York, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, St. Louis listed with varying win totals and games behind figures. The fragmentary data reflects early season order and team records.
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WLPC
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
SCC
New York
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Booth
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Games Scheduled for Today in Major Circuits
Chicago hosts New York for two games while St. Louis visits Brooklyn for two contests. Pittsburg travels to Boston and Cincinnati plays at Philadelphia in a packed schedule.
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Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Wee PALTs PAC scattered city references
Fragmented OCR text lists multiple city names and numbers including Philadelphia Chicago Boston New York St. Louis Detroit Cleveland Washington and Cleveland again with varied figures. There is no clear event or narrative to summarize into a cohesive local item. The readable entities present are cities and numerical values without context.
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Wee Palts Pac
Philadelphia
Chicago
SABC
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Rival city matchups unfold across four showdowns
New York travels to Cleveland while Boston visits Detroit and Philadelphia heads to St. Louis and Washington plays in Chicago. The four intercity clashes set up a weekend of travel and rivalry as teams aim for wins and regional bragging rights.
American Association Games Bowling Scoreline Summary
In Louisville Louisville hosted Minneapolis to a 4 3 finish while Columbus defeated Milwaukee 6 8 and Toledo edged Kansas City 8 2 in separate games.
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Louisvile
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Atlas Athletic Club Opens Meet in West Brighton
Open games at Staten Island Athletic Club grounds drew metropolitan athletes from Pastime A C and Star A C among others. George of Pastime won the 76 yard novice dash. Sullivan of Star A C captured the mile. Prinstein, Knakal, Kohler and Barron led multiple events in a program of sprints and distance races.
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Atlas Athletic Club
Staten Island Athletic Club
West Brighton
George
Pastime Athletic Club
Sullivan
Star Athletic Club
Long Island City
T.G. Gilmore
Young People’s Association
A. George, Jr
A.C
Manhattan
E. W. Hingemann
St. Bartholomew's
A. C
Atlas A_ CL
J. Wronker
Atlas A. C
J .Di_. Rocco
J. Lo Sewald
M. W. O'Gallagher
St. Bartholomew’s. A. A
Hagemann
J. Ww .Hagemann
St. Bartholomew’s
Kohler
E. Spitzer
Pastime A. C
Knakal
Prinstein
Hanifcap
C. Barron
F. Smith
Xavier A. A
L. Markheim
Greater New York
Irish A. A
Barker
D. H. ‘Sackett, Jr
Star ‘A
R. Samson
Mohawk A. C
N. Winkler
Forest A. C
M. W. Phillips
Star- A. C
H. MatMeekin
Branch -Y. M. Co. A
Oarsmen In Fine Condition Ahead Of Race Day
Gale's Ferry Conn June 21 Heavy rain kept Yale and Harvard oarsmen indoors on Sunday. Coaches avoided cold risk and no excursions were made. Despite weather, graduate visitors arrived, reducing dull Sunday. Crews in excellent condition, final practices to be light until race day. No time rows planned. teams focus on edging up for Thursday race. Baseball Polo indoor activities noted in brief.
Egan Twohill to contest for seven fifty a side handball
In New York and Jersey City renewed interest in Irish handball peaks as Mike Egan of Jersey City meets Tim Twohill of Kanturk for a 750 dollar side world championship. The first leg begins in Jersey City with leg two in Kanturk, Ireland, later this year.
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New York
Jersey City
Mike Egan
Louis Keegan
Chicago
Egan
America
Casey
Timothy Twohill
Kanturk
Ireland
Phil’’ Casey
Brooklyn
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Dublin
Brooklyn Handball Club
Dégraw Street
Lawlor
Phil
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James Flaherty
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M.eegan
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MA Carthy
J. Frani gaReager
Shields
McDoonigh
Sviveteenweloto J. Lenihan
M. Leonard
Veneaesselg
Thoroughbred Race Card with Weights and Entrants
The racing program lists six races for two and three year olds plus up to older horses, detailing weights, penalties, and entrants such as James V Modred Shafer Pol Roger Montpelier Round Brook Mohave Bally Castle Pulsus Dutiful Royalton Harbor Falernian Bass Pauline Deringer Haglan Possession Ocean Tide Hamburg Belle Memoriam Adel Trebla Fickle Tepee Ancestor Glad Smile Dusky Lady Lindel Prudence Fine Fleur Ruth Parrish Gananogue Van Ness King Pepper Moro Kanta Invasion Dachshund Armeath Rostand Star and Garter Damen Trump Cassville Brixton Daisy Green Courtmaid Annie Grace Silver Heels Benella Lowly etc. The card notes weights from 92 to 123 pounds, selling allowances, and apprentice allowances for several horses including Tribes Hill Bar Le Duc Highlander Carbuncle and Nevermore.
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Modred
Shafer
Pol Roger
Montpelier
Round Brook
Mohave
Bally Castle
Pulsus
Dutiful
Royalton
Harbor
Falernian
Bass
Pauline Deringer
Haglan
Possession
Roehampton
Shot Gun
Rightful
Water Boy
Northbrook
Orloff
Fire Eater
Ocean Tide
Hamburg Belle
Memoriam
Adel Trebla
Fickle
Tepee
Ancestor
Glad Smile
Dusky
Lady Lindele
Pean Prudence
Fine ‘Fleur
Ruth Parrish
Gananogue
van Ness
King Pepper
Morokanta
Invasion
Dachshund
Armeath
Rostand
Star and Garter
Damen
Trump
Cassville
Brixton
Daisy Green
Courtmaid
Annie Grace
Silver Heels
Bennella
Lowly
Andy Williams
Sergeant
Bon Mot
Tribes Hill
Bar le Duc
Highlander
Lord Advocate
Nevermore
Worker at BRT Power House Fatally Electrocuted
Joseph Daniano twenty five of 488 President Street a laborer was new at the Brooklyn Rapid Transit power house Third Avenue and Second Street. While at work he came in contact with a live electrical wire and died after a sharp cry was heard by fellow workers.
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President Street
Brooklyn
Third Avenue
Second Street
Rockaway Polo Team Withdraws From Junior Championship
Rockaway Polo Club pulls out of the junior championship at Philadelphia Country Club this week. Lakewood faces Bryn Mawr second in a rearranged schedule while Rockaway’s absence shifts matchups for the Gould forces.
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H. L. Herbert
The
Polo Association
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Philadelphia Country Club
Lakewood
Bryn Mawr Club
Bryn Mawr
Gould
Munday
Philadelphia
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England
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London
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America
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Vaughan
Rumson Polo Club
Seabright
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Rockaway Club
Rockaway - Huntin
Week in Tennis Showcases Larned Whitman at Crescent Trials
The metropolitan tennis week features a Crescent Athletic Club event in Bay Ridge to select the American team for the Davis Cup. Star pair William A. Larned and Malcolm D. Whitman lead a lineup including the Dohertys, Ward, Ware, and the Wrenns, with a Kings County event in Brooklyn and ongoing NYLC and West Side championships.
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Harvard
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Brooklyn
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Hague
Heitkamp
le Roy
Hackett Ostwick
Trask
Burchard
New York
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F. M. Carleton
Irving C. Wright
Holcombe Ward
Robert —D. Wrenn
George L. Wrenn, Jr
Raymond D. Little
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Arty L. Wrenn, Jr
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Shamrock III Mast, Spars Arrive for Sandy Hook Race
The Shamrock III and Shamrock I sailors prepare at Erie Basin after delivery of masts, booms, gaffs, sails, and spare gear from Glasgow aboard the Anchor liner Columbia. Crews rest as the challenger’s mast is stopped tomorrow and both yachts are readied for Saturday’s first race off Sandy Hook. Col. Neill, Lipton’s rep, cautions against sailing in rain as mainsail wears in.
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Columbia
Merritt & Chapman
Erie Basin
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Wringe
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Shamrock III
Sandy Hook
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B. F. D. Neill
Thomas Lipton
Erin
Reliance
Constitution
Spare spars for Reliance at Herreshoff shops
Bristol Rhode Island June 21 spare mainmast and topmasts for the 90 foot sloops at the Herreshoff shops ready for quick shipment to replace wrecked or damaged spars. Spare rigging and gaffs prepared with Hoops and steel gaffs. orders from Iselin expedite replacement. Sails and gear being refitted in advance of Newport races starting June 30 with Roamer following the fleet.
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New York Times
Bristol
R. I
Herreshoff
Reliance
Iselin
New York
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Glen Cove
New Rochell
Naterreshoff
Newport
New York Yacht Club 1903 Book Released to Members
The 1903 NYYC book has been distributed to members. It lists club members and their yachts with measurements, outlines the challenge rules and regulations, includes lithographs of private signals, and features a page photograph of the Columbia. The volume contains 347 pages, 21 more than the 1902 edition.
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New York Yacht Club
Union Boat Club Sees Big Practice Ahead of Regatta
The Union Boat Club, with eighty five men practicing, prepares for its thirty first annual regatta next Saturday. The eight oared barge race features benedicts against bachelors, four crews entering. The event joins novice singles handicap singles eight oared shells and more in a packed program.
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Harlem River Rowing Clubs
Union Boat Club
Troy
Philadelphia
Long Island
Minister Taken to Bellevue in Mental Health Case
The Rev Albert Boutieller of Boston was taken to Bellevue Hospital by his brother in law John Grobet and committed to the psychopathic ward for examination of his sanity. Bou tieller had arrived from Boston days ago and was to sail for France this morning. He had been in an excited state in recent days.
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