Gebhard wins fifty mile New York cycle race on Merrick Road
Fred Gebhard of this city wins the fifty mile handicap road race for the Century Road Club of America on Merrick Road from Springfield to Bellmore and back. Charles Lundberg finishes close second after a sprint. Lundberg cramps after the line. Time for Gebhard 2 30 30. Lundberg 2 30 31.
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Fred Gebhard
New York State
Century Road Club of America
Merrick Road
Springfield
Bellmore
Charles Lundberg
Gebhard
Lundberg
George Kirner
S. Holleb
A. H. Parry
H. E. Gust
E. Gundelich
Charles Mock
Ernest Gillot
W. B. Ferguson
Mock
Gillot
Ferguson
West
Gillet
Valley Stream
Conrad Vest
George Henry
G. C. Badeau
Fe ‘Armstrong
H. Vanderdries
Freeport
Cycle Races at Vailsburg Produce Close Finishes
At the Vailsburg track in Newark yesterday mneue L Hurley of the city won the half mile amateur handicap from scratch in 0 7 39, breaking his own record of 0 58 set July 7 1901. Teddy Billington led until Hurley overtook him at the finish by inches. Fifty three starters crowded the 2 mile consolation, causing over a dozen spills and injuries including E J Collett of New Haven. Other results include Leander and Kimble in the mile open with Kramer taking the win, plus multiple standings in the novice and professional events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wame
Vilsburg
Newark
mneeUe L. Hurley
Hurley
Teddy” ‘Billington
E. J. Collett
New Haven
Leander
Fenn
Kimble
Fisher
Kramer
John’ A. Topping
New York City
Otto Hambacher
Watsessing
N. J
J. Hurley
Brooklyn
N. Y
Waifmile
Mandicap
Marcus. L. Hurley
Teddy
Lillington
Vailsbu
Waterbury
Mandieap
Menus Bedell
Lynbrook
R. N. Carni
Worcester
Mass
John Coburn
Poe
N. J. An
Thoroughbred Race Card with Weights and Entries
A detailed listing of six races with weights and entries. Maiden two year olds include War Cry and Brimstone among others. Apprentice/three year old races name Guly den Military and more. Handicaps and selling stakes feature Blues Advance Guard and The Regent. Turf course weights list Kinnikink Anecdote and Petra II among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cobb
War Cry
Byronerdale
Maury McCafferty
Brimstone
Squid
Svengali
Ithan
Eden Moralt-Ensign
Chicle
Minotaur
Full Back
Farl
Warwick
Mannenfield
Ahumada
Irene Mac
Madame’ Pu Karry
Sweet Jane
Nevermere
Sapere
Breaker
Queen of the Ocean
Wilhelmina
Nevermore
Super
Gulyden
Military
Robert Metcalfe
D Maxime Jomez
Elsie Skip
Kalif
An Thorneycroft
Dachshund
Geor- San Andreas
Regent
Francesco
Brunswick
Kinnikinic
Athelroy
Meltonian
Boutonniere
Rightful
Clarion
Rickshaw
Pittsburgs Beat Chicago In 19th Inning Record Tie
In Chicago June 22 Pittsburgs and Chicago dueled to a record extra inning game. Kling singled stole second and scored on Lowe’s single in the nineteenth to give Pittsburgs a 5 4 win. Taylor pitched for Chicago and Philippi for Pittsburg in a three hour and ten minute contest with late miscues and solid defense from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburgs
Pittsburg
Taylor
Kling
Capt. Lowe
Eee
Marke
Leaum
Wagner
Ea Ae Slagle
Jones
Oey Wa
Dexter
Ritehey
Tinker
Lowe
Conroy
Schaefer
Smith
Philippi
Hitche
Clarke
Beaumont
Slagie
Mr. O'Day
Thielman Extends Winning Streak as Cincinnati Triumphs
Thielman earned his sixth straight win this afternoon in a well played game. Hoy and Crawford led batting with strong marks, each at the end day top. The O'Neill brothers suffered their first loss in almost a month as Cincinnati beat St. Louis 3 to 2 with Thielman and Peitz pairing for Cincinnati and Joye O'Neill and Jack O'Neill for St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Thielman
Hoy
Crawford
O'Neill Brothers
Rh. H. E
St. Louis
Peitz
Joyce O’neill
Jack O'Neill
Unclear Sports Stats Fragments From Pittsburgh Philadelphia Game
Fragmentary OCR shows team abbreviations and winloss data including Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn New York Houston St Louis with varied records and percentages. No coherent story or context available to form a complete item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aia W. L. P.C. Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Hoston
Games Today Span Three NBA Showdowns
New York meets Brooklyn, Philadelphia faces Boston, and Pittsburgh travels to Cincinnati as three Eastern Conference matchups unfold today.
Eastern League Game at Montreal Report
The Eastern League game at Montreal featured Battery pairs McCann and McManus against Souders and Fuller in a 10 to 94 score line with CHY avs-0051-00298 as the reference code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Jersey
Chicago First Game Ends in 8 to 2 Loss to Baltimore
In Chicago the Orioles defeated Chicago 8 to 2 in eight innings. Baltimore won the second game 2 to 1 in ten innings over Chicago. St Louis beat Philadelphia 7 to 4. Detroit down Boston 7 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baltimore
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
New York State League Scores From Ilion Syracuse and Schenectady
Ilion 3 Binghamton 2 in Ilion. Syracuse 6 Troy 2 in Syracuse. Schenectady 5 Albany 2 in Schenectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilion Ilion
Binghamton
Syracuse
Troy
Schenectady
Albany
New Jersey Chess Title Clasp Ends In Tie In Jersey City
Daniel Bruder of Harrison and Edward Hopkins of Jersey City split eleven game match for New Jersey championship and $50 stake with six wins each. Yesterday at Tarrants Court Jersey City Bruder secured the title by winning six of eleven games overall. Additional matches listed include players Jackson Runciman Scott Drew Kruger Flaherty Sullivan Kennedy Reardon OConnell Ray Magner and Cronin parties with various scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruder
Hopkins
Championship of New Jersey
Daniel Bruder
Harrison
N. J
Edward Hopkins
Jersey City
New Jersey
Tarrant’'s Court
B. Hopkins Giic
Cas Deec Ees
D. Bruder
Eceescecetereeers
Jersey City A A Games at West Side Driving Park
The Jersey City Athletic Association held its monthly games at West Side Driving Park Jersey City. Winners include W Payne in the 220 Yard Run handicap with 0 232 5 time, W Edgar in the Half Mile Run handicap, W Fletcher in the One Mile and a Half Run, M Hynes in Pole Vault and Running High Jump, with C Williams and J Gantley taking seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City Athletic Association
West Side Driving Park
Jersey City
W. Payne
KE. Fletcher
W. Edgar
W. Fletcher
A. Wogan
WW. Fletcher
C. Williams
M. Hynes
E. Williams
J. Gantley
5. Meyer
Azor launches at Herreshoff Shops in Bristol
An able-looking cruising sloop named Azor, for Col. J. Malcolm Forbes, was launched Wednesday at the Herreshoff shops in Bristol. The 34 by 40 foot sloop features a pole mast, wide beam, high freeboard, half keel, and a centreboard housing under the cabin floor.
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Herreshoff
Bristol
Col. J. Malcolm Forbes
Azor
Buzzard’s Bay
Beverly
Lloyd Phenix
CK. Taylor
Nlerreshoff
Philadelphia
Boston
Yawl Spalpen
Roamer
Nat Herreshoff
Herreshoffs
Frederick Grinnell
New Bedford
Grinnell
Zinganee
Boston Yachtsmen
New Haven
Edgar Scott
Asahi
Eaglet
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Bristol Lofts
Rainbow
Mr. Vanderbilt
Queen Wilkes Triumphs In Morning Brush At Harlem River Speedway
Queen Wilkes beat the pacer Grant by half a length in a brisk morning at Harlem River Speedway. Bell Boy led Ed Leck in a fast pacing trial while Saratoga Belle won most brushes, and a three‑way pace featured Grant Billy Palmer and Jean Baby Ester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem River Speedway
Queen Wilkes
Nathan Straus
Alves
Grant
A. Frankenstein
Bell Boy
Frank Darrin
Ed Leck
M. Levy
Saratoga Belle
Elmer Stevens
Billy Palmer
B. Lichtenberg
J. Murphy
Surrogate Notices and Late 19th Century Horse Racing Report
Surrogate notices announce creditors and claim deadlines for Margaretta Hallett and Jessie Samler with executors and attorneys listed. The second fragment reports a horse racing event with pacers and trotters, naming drivers George Coleman Nathan Straus Morris Hermann A J Franklin Melville Boynton Sigmund Herzig and others, with times from 2:12 to 2:30 and a late stretch finish.
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Billy Palmer
Grant
George Coleman
Kingwood
Nathan Straus
Morris
Hermann
Tom Boy
A. J. Franklin
Melville C. Boynton
Tony M
Charles Newcomb
Edmund L. Kenny
Associated Cyclists' Annual Run Enlivens New York Clubs
Over 200 members of the Associated Cycling Clubs of New York joined the annual united run to College Point yesterday. Clubs represented included Century Wheelmen Royal Arcanum Wheel men Prospect Wheelmen Greenwich Wheelmen North Shore Wheelmen Metro pole Cycle Club New York Motor Cycle Club New York Athletic Club and Knickerbocker Athletic Club. Seven motor cycles joined the journey.
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New York
United
College Point
Century Wheelmen
Royal Arcanum
Prospect
Greenwich
North Shore
Metropole Cycle Club
New York Motor Cycle Club
New York Athletic Club
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Regatta Committee Set Meeting at Pabst Hotel
Secretary David Brown of the Middle States Regatta Association announces a Regatta Committee meeting to arrange the next annual regatta. The meeting will be at the Pabst Hotel on One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street Monday evening June 30.
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NEW York Supreme Court
County OF New York
Henry H. Jackson
Peter O'Rourke
New York
Broadway
Borough of
Manhattan
City of New York
Phoenix Ingraham
Borough of Manhattan
Fourth Avenue
Ninety Seventh Street
Ninety-seventh Street
Ninety-seventh
Ninety-eighth Streets
Frederick WM. Jockel
Stephen H. Jackson
Plaintiff
Lexington Ave
New York City
County of
Said County
County Court House
Daniel Tracy
John Francis Daniel Tracy
Ellen Tracy
L. S.joness
J. Fairfax McLaughlin
Eugene Smith
Admr
Nassau St
City
SUS
Train Gulager
Jam Webb Davis
Edward D. McGreal
Twenty-first Ward
Thirty-second Street
Madison Avenue
DeForest Manice
Charles G. Havens
Francis Griffin
Thomas E. Davis
Register of the City and County of
Hegister
David Robins
William D. F. Manice
Benjamin C. Wetmore
Exers., &c
Edward Robinson
Register
WM. J. A. McKim
Folt & Gaillard
East
List Street
Charles Lyons
Sjr
Jelg
Th&jgt
County of New - York
August Krehbiel
Catherine M. Yuengling
Geo. R. Read
Manhattanville
John B. Lawrence
Edward Doughty
Lawrence Street
Tenth Avenue
Fence
Law
Paul L. Kiernan
Strasboerger, Weil
David Brown
Middle States Regatta Association
Association
Pabst Hotel
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
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Century Road Club
Associated Cycling ‘Clubs of
Vailsburg
Gebhard Hse
Fredene
A Carr Tae
Wilson
Higinson
Ase Eee
Scratch
Y. BR. Ferguson
Marcus Hurley
Sheepshead Bay
T. Jackson
A. Runciman
R. Scott
O. Drew
Aee
R.scott
H. Kruger
C. Kruger
Ewesken
James Flaherty
John Flaherty
Cronin’s Court
J. Sullivan
D. Merry
J. Kennedy
T. Connelly
M. O'Connell
W. Reardon
J. Ray
D. Branigan
M. Clines
E. Kennedy
J. Reading
J. Meenansianinest
P. Horgan
Wise
J. Sweeney
J. ‘Morey
J. Cronin
Malvey
T. McCabe
A. A. Games
Bristol Yachting Notes
Louise Punnett
Emily M. Punnett
Catharine E. K. Punnett
Frederick P. Snyder
City and County of New York
E. H. Ludlow & Co
City of
West End Avenue
Ninetieth Street
John ©. Baker
Francis M. Jencks
Charles T. Barney
Register of
Charles C. Nadal
Schenck & Punnett
Liberty Street
90Th St
Wouth
Sophie Williams
Lamont Rich
Ethel Rich
Samuel Goldsticker
Mary Pearsall Tiffany
Fox
Office
the Register of the City and County of
Stebbins Avenue
Freeman Street
Alexander U. Zinke
Rabe & Keller
Alexander A. Zinke
Jels
98Th Street
Lida Seely
Office of the Register of the County of
NEW York Supreme. Court
Stanley Norton
Annie Simon
Wee
Geloek Noo
Philip A Smyth
Eighty-first Street
Third Avenue
Eighty-first
Erin
Actons
Eighty First Street
Charles Lyons, Jr
John J.orbrien
East List Street
Paul L
Kiernan
Th&iyls
Universal
Studebaker
Broadway and
Seventh Avenue
Forty-eighth Street
Cor
Prince St
Hunter Baltimore
A. B. Mart
Frank Mora
Representatives
William St
the Speedway
Samuel K. Addoms
William H. Addoms
Associated Cyclists
Gallatin
Albert Horatio
Abner C. Thomas
Albert Horatio Gallatin
Harris & Towne
Samuel Woolverton
Louisa B. Gallatin
Arzy Eben- van Gieson
James Brown Stephens
John H. Mulchahey
N. Y. City
Kershaw
Thomas
Frank T. Fitzgerald
Thomas Kershaw
James L. Barger
Thomas Birtwistle
James A. Hudson
County of Kings
Catherine E. Pendergast
William H. Hughes
C. L. Lyon
Lawgmm
Fielding L. Arshall
Henry R. Sutphen
William Jaller
Nassau Street
Raub
Frank
Emma Raub
George Hillen
Eugene L. Bushe
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