Inquisitor Wins in Thunderstorm at Surf Stakes
In a deluge that dampened Sheepshead Bay, Andrew Miller's Inquisitor won the Surf Stakes ahead of Jacobite as Voorhees trailed in mud. The storm halted visibility and track conditions, but the two year olds battled to a dramatic finish in one of the season’s standout tests.
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Sheepshead Bay
Andrew Millers
Coney Islan
Inquisitor
Jacobite
Gallavea
Dolly Spanker
Delhi
Hamburg
Paget
Dolly
Spanker
Smarl
Jacquim
Sumars
Fr Big
Ben
Cy Neils
ST Athy von Trump
Nicol
St. Bellane
J. Martin
Bina
Jim Beattie
We Robbins
Pipers
Odem
Ren Strome
Mhnt Julep
Towner
M. Tennes
Trainao
Pagan Rev
Ray
Paseba
Knobhampton
Nqiuisitor
UPS
Martin
W- Davis
Gallavant
Redfern
Ay Rhees
O Neils
Ermita Baird
Shaw
Cdis
Bene
Phantom
Palmer
Duke of
Onnaught
Ky. Heider
Boy
Lala
Graceaway
Tuckey
Judge Fulton
Bernhardt
Boet
Vagan-Ponoma
Howier
C. F. Rockett
Surf
Plaice
Winmer-b Caches
B.vollandy
Andrew Miller
Thomas Welsh
Golfers Flee Storm at Englewood Open Tournament
A cyclone of rain hit Englewood Golf Club as 92 players began the medal play. Archibald Graham of North Jersey and Ralph Peters Jr of Princeton tied for low score at 79, with many not finishing as players sheltered on the club’s piazza.
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Englewood Golf Club
Archibald
Graham
New Jersey
Ralph Peters
Princeton
Lass Ao Archibald
North_Jersey
Ralph Peters, Jr
Oswald Kirkby
Englewood
Jerome D. Travers
Nassau
2D. Clark, Jr
J. A. Marcelins
Yountakah
F. Murray Olyphant, Jr
F. J. Sloan
W. C. Fownes
Oakmont
Freeman
Montclair
W.p2—Bawson
C. West Tainter
Richmond County
J. Db. Foot
Apawamis
D.H. Burrows
Plainfield
Duncan Laird
Trinceton
H. V. Keep
Snares
St. John Wood
Sex
C.H. Blake
Ess
G. G. Baxter
Forest _ Park
Lefferts
E. P. Parmelee
New Haven
Lynn
Johnson
Ridgewood
G. Bach
Sawood Country
GAS Saha
G. D.ryall
W. CU. Freeman
Vo Beckwith
Cy A. Nesmith
Flushing
C. Woodward
Marine and Field
A. van Vechten
South Orange
Americans Dominate Queen's Club Lawn Tennis in London
The American team showcases top-class form at Queen's Club ahead of All England events, with Ward and Wright dazzling in doubles and singles. In Philadelphia showers disrupt the women's championship, as Elizabeth Moore and Helen Homans advance to the final with May Sutton absent in England.
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Queen's Club
Beals
Wright
Holcombe Ward
EK. M. Hall
Beals Co Wright
Boston
McNair
Beals C. Wright
A. J. Malcolm
G. Walker
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Wissahickon Heights
Elizabeth Moore
Kings County, Tennis Club
New York
Margaret Leroy
Helen Homans
West Side Tennis Club
Benjamin Coates
Merion Cricket Club
Miss Moore
Miss Homans
May Sutton
England
Narragansett Park Opens With 10 Stakes on July Meet
The Narragansett Breeders Association announced a ten-event stake program for the inaugural meet at Narragansett Park Providence R I under Jockey Club endorsement. The card includes three Providence Serial Handicaps plus the Rhode Island Handicap of 2500 dollars, for three-year-olds and up, with purses of 400 dollars or more on each race day. The meeting runs July 17 for eighteen days. In London Cup Day at Ascot a record crowd witnessed Gold Cup winner Zinfander Maximum II.
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Narragansett Park
Providence
R. LL
Narragansett Breeders’ Association
Rhode
Jockey Club
London
Ascot
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Windsor Castle
Zinfander Maximum II
Threwaway
Madden retires to breeding as yearling sale opens
The first public sale of yearling thoroughbreds from E Madden's Hamburg Place was held at Fasig Tipton in Sheepshead Bay. Madden plans to retire from racing to focus on breeding, auctioning foals by Futurity winners Ogden Yankee Ballyhoo Bex and Requitak amid strong bidding. top prices reached 5 000 for a chestnut colt and 3 700 for a ray colt among many offerings.
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E. Madden
Kentucky
Hamburg Place
Sheepshead Ray
Fasig-Tipton Company
Madden
Ogden
Yankee
Ballyhoo Bex
Requitak
Wagner
Kirkland Stable
F. Welch
Nowlin
Mirthful
Greenwich
Himvar
Fred Burlew
Sneers
Sandringham
Dorothy Hampton
Royalhampton
H. B. Duryea
Mariti
Hindoo
Regital-Par Excellence
Kantaka
R. T. Wilson
Ballyhoo Rey-Passan
Ramburg
Wea
Champions Tour Ends With Earned Victory
The article reports on the Champions Tour concluding with an earned victory by both pitchers. It also notes seventh postponement for the New York Americans and lists yesterday’s baseball scores across the American and National Leagues, including Philadelphia beating Cleveland and Boston defeating Chicago in extended play.
Rainy 10th inning ties Boston Chicago game 1 1
Rain halted play after ten innings with Boston and Chicago tied 1 to 1. Young struck out eight for Boston while Altrock limited the Red Sox to four singles. Catches by Parent and Sebell highlighted a game featuring three errors by Boston in the first and a tying Chicago rally in the eighth.
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Boston
Washington Victorious In Low-Scoring Baseball Match
Washington wins 6-4 over St Louis in a tightly fought game. Key players include Huelsman and Frisk with two-base hits, Mullen and Wallace adding offense. Pitchers Sudhoff and Morgan split duties, with Sugden handling a passed ball and Carthy umpiring. Attendance not listed.
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Washington
Ribpoa E
FF ¢ Jones
ST. Louis
Ribpo
R’k'feld
Stahl
Frisk
Knoll
Koehler
H’isman
Oj Jones
Mullen
Wyall Cassidy
Rosses
Gleason
Heiden
Sugden
Hughes
Sudhoff
Washington of Morgan
Huelsman Frisk
Huelsman
Wallace
Nill
Chicago and St Louis Meet in Key Pairing
Five NBA matchups listed with Detroit facing New York Chicago opposing Boston Cleveland clashing with Philadelphia St Louis playing Washington and Chicago meeting St Louis in a double bill of today’s schedule
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Giants Beat Overall 2 to 1 In Cincinnati Exhibition
In Cincinnati on June 22 the Giants edged Overall 2 to 1 as McGinnity outpitched the California recruit. Key plays included a lost chance on a wild throw, Phelps stealing second, and a $38 run in the eighth aided by Gilbert’s miscue. Cincinnati’s failures at the plate and defense limited them to one run despite three hits and an error.
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New York Times
Cincinnati
Ohio
Joe McGinnity
California
Phelps
Mertes
Bowerman
McGinnity
New York
Bridwell
Giants
Huggins
Gilbert
Pittinger Stars as Philadelphia Tops Chicago in Low-Scoring Game
Pittinger delivered key moments and shut out Chicago as Philadelphia defeated Chicago 9 to 4. Evers doubled for Chicago, while Court ney hit a three-base play and Gleason contributed in the field. Brown pitched for Chicago and Pittinger relieved, with final line indicating Philadelphia dominance late.
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Ily
Chicago
Philadelphia
Rikepoa E Ribpoa
Slagle
Thomas
Schulte
Gleason
Malony
Court
Chance
O. O
Titus
Tinker, Sa
Magee
Evers
Casey
Doolin
Brown
Pitt'ger
Bransfield
Pittinger
Mr. Johnstone
Brown Shuts St Louis Down as Boston Wins
Boston pitcher Brown outpitched St Louis in a 1 to 0 victory. Abbatichio, Needham, and Beckley starred with two base hits and key defensive plays. Warner, Wolverton, and Tenney produced the only home run and important hits in a tight game watched by about 1,100.
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ST. Louis
Boston
Brown
Beckle'y
Cannell
Brain
Tenn
Clarke
Wolv
Burke
Oin'dham
Grady. c
Oir'ymer
Prown
Willis
Beaty Pss AP. Ae
Ce Ree
St House Nccessee
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Needham
Beckley
Abbatichio
Wolverton
Tenney
Delehanty
Raymer
Shannon
Arndt
Egan
Mr. Bausewine
Washington Breaks Seven-Game Slump To Beat St. Louis
Washington ends a seven game skid by defeating St. Louis three to one in a rain-shortened game. Hughes hurls solidly for Washington while Sudhoff is wild early before Morgan stabilizes the mound in the fifth. The contest ends with rain stopping play.
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Washington
St. Louis
Hughes
Sudhoff
Morgan
Philadelphia Defeats Cleveland Before Rain Shortens Game
Philadelphia beat Cleveland 7 2 in six innings as rain ended play. Coakley pitched well for Philadelphia, while Hess allowed several hits. The game featured six Philadelphia runs and strong defenses until rain halted action with two outs in the sixth.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland Today
Coakley
Hess
Cleveland
Dara Ste Riepoa
Jackson
Hartsel
Lord
Flickey Oh A
Oasis
Ey Lajoie
Cross
Bradley
Murphy
Turner
Seybold
Stovall
Knight
Buelow
Ol Schreck
FI Hess
He Ae
Rainhalts Providence Jersey City Game In Pitchers Battle
Rain stopped the Providence Jersey City game in the eighth with the score tied 1 to 1. Nops outpitched Olmstead allowing four hits and seven strikeouts. Dunn was ejected in the seventh. Final lines show Providence and Jersey City tied through seven and a half. Attendance 1,612.
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New York Times
Providence
Jersey City
Nops
Olmstead
Dunn
Ontage Sea Cie
Woeieenene
Conn
Thomas
Merritt
Halligan
Keister
Vandergrift
Mr. Egan
Hearne Helps Baltimore Edge Newark In Rain Shortened Win
Hearne hit a single and a triple driving Baltimore to an 8 to 7 victory over Newark after a storm halted play in the seventh inning. The game finished with Baltimore leading 8 to 7 as Adkins McLane pitched and Moran umpired before 12 532 fans.
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New York Times
Baltimore
Hayden
Wiltse
Baltimores
York
Penn
Hearne
Newark
Montreal Beats Toronto With Strong Fifth Inning
Montreal returned home to defeat Toronto with solid hitting and base running, scoring three in the third and five in the fifth. Toronto struggled in the field with errors aiding Montreal as Hews and Montreal pitchers controlled proceedings.
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New York Times
Montreal
Quebec
Montreals
Toronto
Dyer
OO & BO
Me Ee
Toft
Sullivan
Pappalau
Gibson
Baseball Scores From City Leagues Across North America
Summary of multiple minor league results including New York State League games with Syracuse 4 Utica 0, Albany 6 Wilkes Barre 4, and Rochester at Buffalo, plus Canadian and New England league scores and American Association outcomes such as Minneapolis 11 Indianapolis 0 and Milwaukee 6 Toledo 3.
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Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
Kansas City
Southern and South Atlantic League Baseball Scores
In Atlanta Montgomery edged the 2 1 while Augusta topped Columbia 1 0 Macon defeated Jacksonville 2 0 and Savannah beat Charleston 4 2 in minor league games across two leagues on a recent day.
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Southern League
Atlanta
Montgomery
Augusta
Columbia
Macon
Jacksonville
Savannah
Charleston
Young Jockey Sewell Wins Five Races at Local Track
ST LOUIS June 22 Jockey Sewell aged sixteen rode at ninety pounds and won five races past the post today. He did not ride in the fourth race. Baseball Today 4 PM Americans vs Detroit at American League Park New York advanced entries.
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ST. Louis
Sewell
Baseball Today
N. Y
Detroit
Yale and Harvard Tie After Rain Interruption
Cambridge Mass June 22. After eleven innings a rainstorm halted the Harvard Yale game at Soldiers Field with the score tied 1 to 1. Captains agreed to declare today’s game null and treat Tuesday’s New Haven contest as the first in the series.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yale
Soldiers’ Field
Princeton
New Haven
Brooklyn Club Sues Over Players Desertion
Brooklyn club president Ebbets filed suit to compel return of Second Baseman Owens and Short Stop Lewis who deserted about three weeks ago. Owens joined York and Lewis Harrisburgs in the Tri-State League, with Col. John S. Rogers of Philadelphia handling the case.
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Ebbets
Owens
Lewis
Brooklyn
York
Penn
Harrisburgs
Col
John S. Rogers
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Club
Brooklyns
Havden and
Wiltie
Baltimore Club
York Club
Altoona Club
Ned’ Hanlon
Continental Auto Record: Huss Tops Atlantic to Pacific Trip
Dwight Huss, driving a seven horsepower Oldsmobile runabout, completed a transcontinental drive from New York to Portland in 44 days, setting a new Atlantic to Pacific coast time. Percy Megargel lagged two days behind. their trip faced washed bridges and mountain fever delays.
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Dwight Huss
New York
Oldsmobile
Portland
Ore
Oldsmobile Company
Huss
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
James W. Abbott
Department of Agriculture
Far West
Melville E. Stone
President Goode
Prairies
San Francisco
Vanderbilt 99 Fiat Entered for Empire City Race
Alfred G. Vanderbilt enters his 99 Fiat for the Empire City track meet tomorrow. The Fiat was paired yesterday with Major C J S Miller s air horsepower Fiat driven by Chevrolet in a special race. Vanderbilt plans to withdraw the car after Empire City and convert it to touring use following the meet.
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Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Fiat
Empire City Track
C. J. S. Miller
Chevrolet
Alfred Vanderbilt
Brighton Beach
Vanderbilt
Sartori
Empire City
Twenty-second Regiment Field Games at Peekskill
Twenty-second Regiment Field Games opened in Peekskill N Y after a storm with Col Franklin Bartlett as referee and Maj Mason M Patrick honorary ref. Finals and results include Schroeder winning the 100 yard dash, D Frank winning the 440 yard handicap, Sullivan the one mile, Read and Slatter winning the novices half mile, Parhamus leading in shot put, and Gross with Ahearn winning the Victoria Cross race.
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Peekskill
N. Y
Twenty-second Regiment
Franklin Bartlett
Mason M. Patrick
West Point Engineers
Schroeder
Busch
Company E
Woolfolk
Company I
Weintz
West Point
Corp. Parhamus
Duffy
O’brien
Gross and Ahearn
Shaffer and Burns
Clovers
Weidmer
Arrival of Buyers in Salem and Other Cities
A list of buyers and firms visiting multiple cities, including Salem Massachusetts and Chicago, with salesrooms at hotels and streets such as Walker Street and Worth Street. Names include J Cohn, Clementsco, Denver Dry Goods, and Fisher details of goods like cloaks, dresses, waists, hosiery, and linens.
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Sre
Te & Oceane
Salem
Mass
Walker Street
St. Denis
Ee Ploom, Cohr & Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
J. Cohn Elcths
Worth Street
Albert
Boston
Chicago
Ill
J. R. Campbell Shoes
Brocdway
Hotel Astor
Sonnell, M. d., Company
Butte
Mont
Clenderson, Carnets
Hotel Imperial
Clawson & Wilson Company
Buffalo
W. F. Wilson
Leonard Street
Hiotel Astor
Cot Carl. Knott & Co
Grand Rapids
Mich
W K. Carl
Miss Comiskey
Ij Dives
Pomeroy & Stewart
Reading
Penn
H J. Fen
Emporium
The
San Francisco
Cal
T. Mulroney
Herald Square
Edwards, E. W., & Son
Syracuse
N. Y
J. J. Cunningham
Victoria
Freiberg, Sickels & Co
J. Freiberg
Woolens
Wolcott
Frank, M., & Co
Philadelphia
Goldsmith, Joseph
Feiss & Co
Cleveland
L. Goldsmith
Hoffman House Heiser
Muhifelder & Co
Albany
D. Muhlfelder
Nations
Hickey & Freeman Company
Rochester
J. G. Hickey
Horne, Joseph, Company
Pittsburg
M. Whelan
C. Merrick
Church Street
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Keily
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New York State League
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American Association
Knox
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Continental Auto Record
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S. & H.” Green
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Siegel Cooper
Siegel Cooper Store
White Mountain
Earich
Goday’s
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U. S. Army
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Spain
Rock Island Arsenal
Tokyo
U.S. A
Francis Bannerman
Biway
Cadillac
King Helgium
America
Broadway Automobile Exchange
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit
von Lander
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Charvitte
J. B. Ivey
Grand Hotel
Kohn Brothers & Co
L. Koehn
Thoms Street
Troffman House
Kenny Brothers
Canton
H. A Wile
Williams-Echo's Dry Goods Company
Fort Smith
Ark
Williams, Dry Goods
Victoria Hotel
Youngstown Dry Goods Company
Youngsem Ohio
H. I. Stitt
Hotel
Bresn
St. Andrew
72D St
Subway
Charles H Davis
Grenoble
56Th St
7Th Ave
Carnegie Hall
Frank N. Lord,jr
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Pawling
ST Pall Hotel
New
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Columbus Av
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Pease Pianos
B'Way
Fulton ST
Biddle
EAST 14TH_ ST
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Starz Pianos
Lincoln Ave
Alenentianis Enawifian Wask
Weber
Pease
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District. Court OF the United States
Southern District of New York
Putnam Bradlee Strong
Ne. S Wall Street
Borough of Manhattan
New York City
WM. H. Willis
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