Whisk Broom II Wins Brooklyn Handicap at Belmont Park
Whisk Broom II ridden by Joe Notter defied slow track conditions to win the Brooklyn Handicap over G. M. Miller and Fay Fisher by a length and a half. The victory set a new race record of 2 4 4 1 in heavy going, with Whisk Broom II carrying 12 pounds more than many rivals. The day also featured a steeplechase mishap injuring jockey J. Franklin and multiple falls among riders, while two-year-old Karlo Rose drew heavy speculation before winning the sixth race by four lengths.
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United Hunts Racing Set for Big Week at Terminal Course
Entries for the United Hunts Racing Association meet on Wednesday and Friday promise Belmont Park level excitement at the Terminal Course. Fourteen jumpers, seventeen in the Hollis Plate, and ten in the Galloway Handicap highlight a program that could top the season’s cross country racing. Special trains run from two hubs to the course, with officials including Stewards Parsons Appleton and Bull, Judge Duncan and Smith, and Starter Clarke.
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United Hunts Racing Association
Belmont Park
America
Saratoga
August Belmont
R. T. Wilson
Galloway
Pennsylvania
Flatbush Avenue
S. .L. Parsons
Charles L. Appleton
Henry W. Bull
A. Butler Duncan
E. A. Smith
Frank T. Clarke
Frank J. Bryan
Races at Goshen Track Show Nine Wins in Afternoon
Eight races decided at Goshen Driving Club matinee amid slow track after rain. Averill Harriman drove Helle Grattan to win early heat in Class A trotting. Barchester claimed late heat. Jap topped Class D trotting with Robert Goelet driving. Quizetta and Raffles battled in Class F trotting with Raffles prevailing in all heats. Crowd reached about 1 500 as Goshen Band played.
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New York Times
Goshen
N. Y
Goshen Driving Club
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Campbell Steward
J. Howard Ford
Robert Goelet
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B. A. Bulkley
Helle Grattan
Arden Farm
Averill Harriman
Parkway Farm
Barchester
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Raffles
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Goshen Band
Casting at Long Beach crowns top anglers in Nassau Hotel event
John Clayton of New York won the all-around casting prize at Long Beach as 21 anglers competed from morning till late afternoon under Nassau Hotel auspices. Charles Day led in the longest three-ounce cast with 303 feet 5 inches, beating the previous mark by 5 feet 5 inches, while Clayton also triumphed in several other categories including best average of three casts for the four-ounce lead and longest single cast in a four-ounce event. John Sylvester of Belmar and Charlies Day were frequent high placers across six events, with multiple firsts and seconds.
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New York
Long Beach
Nassau Hotel
Charlies Day
John Sylvester
Belmar
N. J
Clayton
Charles Day
E. Spencer
Robert Carson
Ray Johnson
Frederick Perry
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C. Simon
Angiers’ Club
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Syracuse Triumph Over Cornell In Varsity Boat Race
In a tight six boat varsity race on the river, Syracuse overtook Cornell and Columbia to win in a dramatic finish. Washington and Wisconsin challenged for third as the tense fight extended to the final hundred yards.
Cornell and Syracuse Race Ends Dramatic Boat Battle
In a tight finish Pennsylvania trailed by several lengths as Cornell and Syracuse battled. Coach Courtney offered little after the race noting Cornell exhausted herself by exhausting Columbia while Syracuse staged a crafty surge at pivotal moments. Cole and Commodore Bates led a hard rowing effort that left them fatigued.
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Courtney
Cornell
Columbia
Syracuse
Cole
Commodore Bates
Cornéll
Cornell Crew Edges Penn for Poughkeepsie Barge Victory
Cornell's four oared crew beat Pennsylvania in a tight race on the Hudson. Syracuse led early but Cornell surged ahead by a length at the mile and a half mark and finished half a length in front after a stoppage near the finish due to a rowboat entering the course. Wisconsin also pushed the field as Columbia faded to fifth.
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Morningside
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Wisconsin
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Cole
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Ife
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New York Times
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Fighting Cardinal
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Jim Rice
Mr. Goes
St Louis and Chicago Tie In Darkness After Three Innings
In St Louis on June 21 the game between St Louis and Chicago ended after three innings due to darkness. St Louis collected two hits off Pierce with singles in the first and third innings while Chicago had three off Gunner, including two by Schulte with doubles. Heine Zimmerman returned to third base after resolving issues with Manny Fivers, not fined or suspended.
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Nets purchase of Jay Rogers by New York Americans
Richmond club secretary says Chance of the Yankees telegrammed that the signed papers for catcher Jay Rogers will be sent Monday. Rogers, 22, from Hornell, N Y, has shown good form this season after a three year pro career beginning with Newport News and Richmond.
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Richmond
Stanford Defeats Keio University In Osaka Exhibition
In Osaka on June 21 Stanford University baseball team defeated Keio University 10 to 0. The game featured strong pitching and a decisive offensive showing by the California squad.
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Osaka
Japan
Leland Stanford University California
Keio University
Minor League Results From American Association Sit Clean
Brief score notes show Indianapolis defeating Paul at Indianapolis 1 to 0. Columbus posted a 3 to 0 win over Minneapolis. Louisville beat Milwaukee 12 to 0 over Louise. Toledo clashed with Kansas City in an unclear Toledo game.
New York State League Scores Report
In Troy Elmira 6 to 4 at Troy and Elmira. Syracuse and Scranton game listed 8 to ? at Syracuse. Utica Wilkes Barre 1 to 0 at Utica. Albany-Binghamton 5 to Albany.
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Syracuse
Scranton
Syracus
Utica
Wilkesbarre
Wilkesharre
Albany
Binghamton
Summary of scattered scores from Atlantic City and Harrisburg events
The fragment lists scores between Allentown and York with 10 to 6, Trenton and Harrisburg at 10 to 0, and Wilmington against Atlantic City with 6 to 3. Names and places are scattered with partial city spellings and incomplete pairings.
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York
Trenton
Harrisburg
Wilmingto
Atlantic City
Wilmington
Unclear Baseball Scores From Fragmented Log
Fragmentary notes show teams and locations with incomplete results. Mentions Lynn Lowell Lawrence Brakit New Bedford Worcester Portland and a ninth inning event at Catlea amid darkness.
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Lowell
Lawrence
Brakit
New Bedford
Beaver
Worcester
Portland
Catlea
Local Score Flurry Draws Track Rivalries Across Cities
The record shows a sequence of scores and placements across New Haven Bridgeport Pittsfield New London Hartford and Waterbury events. Key results include Pittsfield 6 against New London 4 and Hartford 6 with Pittsfie noted.
Baseball Doubleheaders Result Regional Scores
At Montgomery Montgomery 2 Memphis 2 in the eighth. At Atlanta Atlanta Birmingham 1 by innings agreement. At Mobile New Orleans 11 Mobile 1. At Chattanooga Chattanooga game postponed by rain.
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Memphis
Atlanta
Birmingham
Mobile
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Coast League Scores Reported For San Francisco Sacramento and Los Angeles
In San Francisco the San Francisco team lost 5 to 2 to Portland. Sacramento defeated Oakland 4 to 0 in an Sacramento game. In Los Angeles, Los Angeles beat Venice 11 to an unknown score.
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Portland
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Oakland
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Venic
Virginia League results from Richmond and Newport News
In the Virginia League at Richmond and Portsmouth results are listed with Roanoke and Petersburg, noting scores 6 at Richmond Roanoke and 8 at Portsmouth, with Newport News Norfolk pairings and a 9 noted for Newport News Norfolk.
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Carlson Wins 15 Mile Race in 50 Mile Cross Country
Carlson of Illinois Athletic Club won a 50 mile cross country from Chicago to Evanston in 1 22 03. W J Kennedy finished second and Sidney L Haten third. Hann Kolehmainen did not start.
New York and New Jersey League standings fragment
Middletown Long Branch game results show scores with Kingston Kingston and Poughkeepsie Curve, Dan ton and Newburg listed with unclear outcomes. The OCR provides partial team names and scores suggesting a regional league table.
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New Jersey League
Middletown
Long Branch
Middlea
Senators End Doubleheader With Dominant Wins Over Yankees
Washington, June 21. The Senators swept both games from the New York Yankees as Walter Johnson pitched a shutout in the second contest and Mullin held the Yanks to six hits in the opener. In the first game the Senators scored three in the first inning and added one in the second to win 4 to 1. In the second game Johnson finished with a 6 to 0 shutout as Keating and Clark kept New York from scoring after the early innings. Borton, Milan, Gandil, Morgan, and Shanks drove key hits for Washington, while Sweeney and Laporte added notable baselines for New York.
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Yankees
Senators
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Yanks
Walter Johnson
Ray Fisner
Chance
Vermonter
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George Mullin
Detroit
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Gandil
Morgan
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Walter
Cree
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Caldwell
Midkiff
Henry
Hartzell
Mullin
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Hall
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Veach
Gainer
McKee
Jackson
Lajoie
Graney
Philadelphia doubles Boston in twin bill routs
Philadelphia defeated Boston 5 to 4 and 5 to 2 in a second game of a double header. Rudolph held Philadelphia to five hits through eight, then unraveling errors by Sweeney and timely hitting allowed two more runs. Mayer finished the second game as Boston managed four hits, crowd the largest so far this season.
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Boston
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Erdue
James
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Rudolph
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Rixey
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Seaton
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Erlin
Yers
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Maranville
Hiladelphia
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Boston Subdues Athletics Again
Boston overcame a late Philadelphia challenge to win 5 to 4 in the second game of the series. Houck was hit early, Plank struggled, and Bender closed the ninth as Boston earned a comeback victory with key hits by Hooper and Speakman while Oldring muffed a long drive and the Phillies rallied with sustained offense through the middle innings.
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Hooper
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Cincinnati Wins Opener As Pittsburgh Errors Costly
Cincinnati defeats Pittsburgh 8 to 6 in the first game of the series. Pittsburg errors by Byrne and Viox help Cincinnati score in the third and eighth innings. Suggs pitched well six-plus, Camnitz wild early, Robinson hit hard in the eighth. Viox had four safeties including two doubles to lead Cincinnati.
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O'Day and
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Ten Games for Giants and More in Busy Week
The New York Giants face ten games in six days from Sunday to Sunday including four double headers with Brooklyn and Boston. McGraw’s club will play eight games in four straight days as rain delayed earlier fixtures, while the Yankees juggle four days in Boston and double headers against Washington and Philadelphia. The Superbas have two double headers at the Polo Grounds and end the week in Philadelphia as Chance continues rebuilding. Midkiff nears a return and Zeider’s recovery progresses though he may miss another week.
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Pitcher McQuillan Struck by Liner in Columbus Game
In Columbus on June 21 George McQuillan pitcher for the Columbus club was struck by a liner off Claud Rossman’s bat in the second inning against Minneapolis. He collapsed unconscious, was rushed to a clubhouse, regained consciousness after restoratives, and initially refused hospital care before play resumed.
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Columbus American Association
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Sutton Signs Harnisch to Brooklyn Contract
Syracuse report says Larry Sutton secured Walter Harnisch a southpaw pitcher from Technical High School to a Brooklyn deal. Harnisch fanned twenty batters in a workout and will report to Dahlen on July 1. He stands five feet eight inches and weighs 165 pounds.
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N. Y
Larry Sutton
Walter Harnisch
Technical High
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Sutton
Dahlen
Great Neck Grasshoppers Beat Leopards In Polo Match
Great Neck and Cooperstown Leopards clashed in the second Great Neck challenge cup handicap tournament. The Grasshoppers won 6 2 to 3 3 with strong defense from Whitney and Clarke and penalties limiting scoring. Finals set for Monday between Great Neck and Cooperstown.
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New York Times
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Great Neck Grasshoppers
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Clarke
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Grasshoppers Leopards Flinth Borne
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J. P. Grace
Rene la Montagne
H. Cy Phipps
Ij. BR
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Crescent Atletico Routs South Orange Field Club 17 to 1
In the Amateur Baseball League race to the championship Crescent Atletico pounded South Orange Field Club 17 to 1 at Ray Ridge. New Moon pitcher Howarty was knocked around in the opening session as the offense exploded early.
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South Orange Field Club
Ray Ridge
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Bicycle Race Headlines Newark Stadium Motordrome Feature
The half mile professional bicycle match pits Eddie Root against Bob Spears in Newark Stadium Motordrome this afternoon. Spears brings Joe from Australia for his debut. A one mile handicap professional foot race follows with entrants Harvey Cohn Jim Sullivan C E Holley Bart Freeman A Faines J Smith Jim Crowley among others.
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Chicago Star Blank Pitcher Overall Struck by Sciatica
Word from Chicago reports Orval Overall of the Chicago National League Club is confined to his St. Louis hotel with acute sciatic pain. Club physician Dr T A Davis said he spoke with Manager Evers by long distance and Overall would travel to St Louis tomorrow if no improvement occurs.
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Dartmouth Wins in Twelfth Inning over Vermont
Dartmouth defeated the University of Vermont 2 to 0 in twelve innings in Burlington. Morey pitched shutout relief until the twelfth, Malcom and Wanamaker starred for Dartmouth. Wanamaker also contributed timely hitting. Umpire Mr. game lasted two hours and fifteen minutes.
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