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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1903

Page

7

Sprinting cyclists join Grand Circuit teams after July 4

Twelve top sprinters join the National Cycling Association Grand Circuit, running from after July 4 to mid September. Columbia will field Lawson of Salt Lake City Fenn of Bristol HB Root of Boston and George C Schreiber of Harlem Wheelmen. Rambler team includes Bowler Bedell Bedell Faardgett. Tribune team features McFarland King Galvin and Jcrebs, last six day winner at Madison Square Garden.

Manhattan Beach Pittsburg National Cycling Association Lawson Saltlake City Fenn Bristol Walter Faardgett Buffalo Rambler Floyd A. McFarland San José Cal John King Newark Yoo Frank Galvin Hartford Floyd Jcrebs Madison Square Garden Tribune

Harvard Defeats Yale in Muddy Commencement Game

Harvard beats Yale 10 to 6 at Yale Field in a rain soaked mud game. Patton started for Yale and Coburn for Harvard. Bowman relieved for Yale and later Hudson? The crowd of 8,000 endured flooded infield as Harvard outplayed Yale in field pitching and batting. Matthews led Harvard with strong hitting while Stillman and Stephenson made key catches. Yale’s Metcalf, Chittenden, O’Rourke, Barnes, and Barnwell produced notable plays.

New York Times New Haven Conn Yale Harvard Eli Patton Coburn Bowman Clarkson Kernan Metcalf Carr Coolidge Randall Winstow Stephenson O’rourke Matthews O’ Rourke Barnes Stillman R. Kernan Winslow Stilman Kennan O'Brien Barnwell Chittenden O'Rourke Winshay Ale Ribpoa Brieniss Stephens'n Y Rourke Kernfin Sbassekie O Cousew Westcot Mr. O'Day Burnside Winslow Philadelphia

Rain Delays Posts and Boston Beats St Louis 3-0

Weather halted NL games in Brooklyn and Philadelphia while Boston won 3-0 over St Louis as rain eased in Boston. New York AL players missed Cleveland game but Boston moved to first by beating Detroit. Philadelphia lost to St Louis in a tight contest. Chicago routed Washington 7 to 2.

Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston New York Cleveland Athletics Detroit St.Louis Chicago

St Louis Tops Boston 2-0 in Eleventh Inning

St Louis defeated Boston 2-0 in eleven innings as hits clustered in the extra frame aided by Tenney misplays. Rhoades pitched well with support from his defense until Brain muffed a routine fly with two outs in the inning. The cold weather marked the game, with St Louis scoring the winning runs in the eleventh.

Boston St.Louis Tenney Brain Rhoades St. Louis Philadelphia

Games Scheduled for Today in Major Cities

Cincinnati in New York, Chicago in Brooklyn, Pittsburg in Philadelphia, St. Louis in Boston.

Broadway Theatre St. & Bway Eve Cincinnati Prince Pilsen Pittsburg New-York Boston Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn St. Louis New York

St Louis Beats Philadelphia In Hard Hitting Game

In St Louis on June 28 the Cardinals defeated the Phillies as hard hitting defined the contest. Bender started for Philadelphia but was relieved after the third inning as St Louis batted him aggressively. Henley took over pitching for Philadelphia and faced further action.

ST. Louis Philadelphia Today Bender Henley

Unclear OCR sports blurb with mixed names and numbers

Fragmentary text lists Detroit and Boston references with battery pairings Donovan and McGuire along with Young and Criger, suggesting a boxing or baseball note. Further readable context is insufficient to confirm event, teams, or outcome.

R.H. E Boston Detroit Donovan McGuire Young and Criger

Chicago Hands Washington a 7 to 2 Defeat

In Chicago on June 23 local players hammered Patten in the first and third frames before Wilson relieved him and held the visitors to two singles. Two singles and two errors produced Washington’s two runs as the score moved through the innings.

Chicago Patten Wilson

Matchups Spark Crossball Card City Pairings

New York plays Cleveland and Philadelphia meets St Louis while Boston faces Detroit and Washington visits Chicago in a bustling set of interstate basketball showcases.

Eastern League Game Summary at Buffalo

Eastern League action featured Buffalo hosting Providence in an overtime 4 to 3 decision. Batteries Ferry and Laskey for Buffalo and Viau Diggins for Providence starred in a tight tilt. Other line scores list Toronto Worcester and related goaltending notes.

Buffalo Providence Ferry and Laskey Conn Viau Diggins

Compact City Match Scores Tallied Across Yards

At Kansas City St Paul 9 Kansas City 1 At Milwaukee Milwaukee 3 Minneapolis 2 At Louisville Louisville 10 Toledo 3 At Indianapolis Columbus 2 Indianapolis 2

Kansas City St. Paul Milwaukee Minneapolis Louisville Toledo Indianapolis Columbus

Yankees Americans game rained out in Cleveland series

A heavy afternoon rainstorm halted the second game between the New York Americans and the Cleveland team shortly after 8 pm. The clubs had finished practice when the shower began. Manager Griffith has called pitcher Spade of Kent, Ohio, to report for a trial. Spade has been a successful amateur for six years.

New York Times Cleveland Ohio New York Americans New York Griffith Icher Spade Kent Spade

Philadelphia Beaten by Marylebone in London Cricket Match

Philadelphia and the Marylebone Cricket Club played in London, ending with a Marylebone victory by 3 wickets. Ground conditions favored bowlers as Philadelphia posted 95 in the first innings with A M Wood and J B King top scoring. Next match set for Beckenham against Kent.

New York Times London Philadelphia Marylebone Cricket Club Philadelphians Belmont A. M. Wood J. B. King Hearne Mead Kent Beckenham Gentlemen OF Morris I R F. H. Bohien Lester B. “Mead B. Pra B. King B. Mead St. Headlam Quartermood A. M. Weod St. King F. Warner N.S .Z Headlam B. Hearne Warnes E. R. Marriott Fr. H. Bates B. Hearne I.c R. Ts Brown Meads PH. Clark B. Trott H. A. Haines B. Trott Saran H. Scattergood Rks Saeewes Totel Bouauguet C. Bates Trott Bohlen Bevington C Scattergood B. Clark B. Syr J. C. Hartley T . Hearne King

Yale Harvard Freshman Four Race Preview

Yale and Harvard freshman four oared crews prepare for a three quarters mile race at Gaels Ferry with Yale listing Winslow as cox and Harvard naming Gill Molter Hollingsworth as rowers. Harvard varsity and Yale crews also staged practice for starts and wind practice ahead of the August America's Cup race plans.

Gale’s Ferry Conn Yale Harvard Shepard Hollingsworth Gill Molter Williams Marner Gregory Ely Winslow Yale University Broadview Waterman Unzig Red Top University

River Pirate Triumphs in Surf Stakes at Sheepshead Bay

Heavy track conditions favored River Pirate who won the Surf Stakes for two-year-olds, defeating Mimosa and Yellow Hammer after a strong drive. In the Swift Stakes River Pirate also outpaced rivals amid adverse weather, finishing three lengths ahead of Yardarm as Charles Elwood faltered.

Perry Belmont River Pirate Sheepshead Bay Coney Island Jockey’ Club Charles Elwood Hicks Yardarm Mackey Dwyer Hamburg W. Whitney Redfern Burns Monsoon R. W. Walden Mimosa Yellow Hammer Whitney Columbia Stable Toscan Hastings ‘Toscana Ares Mas Powe Fey Er Farrell Astarita John A. Scott Cinquevalli Vahie Hianna FM. Kelly's Thirney Salvator-Brierfoot R. T. Wilson, Jr Highlander Boc Haack J. Av Hennets Kineraine Br. H Lewik Tves Knight of the Garter Pass Book Royal Pirate St. Sever W. C. Whitney B. c Hamburig-Berriedale T. Burns R. W. Waliden Br. Ff Albert Zetetic Gannon Seto Sydney Paget Goldfinch- Pink Cottage Neil Gallant Brooklignite White Flame Precious Stone J. W. Rogers Perry Hkelmont Pirate of Penzance Harebell R. Thomas's Heary of Navarre Yseult Rice Ilyria Frank McCabe Murray Flara Flambeau-Flam Talisman Lobbinet Cardigan Tioga Regent Poite Farmer Value F. J. Lantry Dr. Saylor Rossington-Prevent Fuller Dabby Colonsay Isi

Horse Races and Weights for Upcoming Meet

The program lists seven races with weights and entrants. Tapeful Miss through Gananogue run 115 pounds in the first race, followed by three-year-olds and up at a mile in the second with top weights Hermis 126 and Herbert 124. The Mermaid Stakes features Stolen Moments 121 and Love Note 111 and undercard fields appear across races five to seven with assorted weights and apprentice allowances.

Rphesia Sweet Tone Herbert Blackstock Etnies City Bank Akela Locket Agnes D Love Note Athlana Ada Nay Daisy Green Fair Rosalind Dekaber Eugenia Burch Hunt Association Canadian Hunt Club Jim Newman Meadow Lark The Virginian Daffo- Down-Dilly Duke of Grassland Almanzar Rector Mentor Listaway Lady Lavish Sterling Belle Auf Wiedersehen Soson Excentral Sir Walt Tommy Rot Haceo Hacco Thistleheather Hylas Hermis Andy Williams Sauid Florham Queen

Suburban Handicap Renewal Planned For July At Coney Island

The Suburban Handicap is to have a special renewal on July 2 at Sheepshead Bay. Entries close Saturday with weights equal to those used for the Suburban. The event offers 810000 added to a 200 entry fee and half forfeit for non starters. Many notable horses including Africander are expected to race again.

Coney Island Coner Island Aochee Club William Co. Whitney Goldsmith Hi. P. Whitney H. B. Curyea Irish Lad J. B. Haggin Waterboy Major Daingerfield Hlermis Col. Bill Heno Tgniter Africander

Kentucky Horses Sold Well at Fasig Tipton sale

Fasig Tipton at Sheepshead Bay yesterday offered Kentucky bred colts and fillies from Raceland Stud and Hartland Stud. Prices were strong though none reached extreme highs. top bid of 8100 dollars was paid by S. S. Brown for a Sir Dixon-Bonnie Blue II offspring. Multiple animals by Sir Dixon Esher Hindoo and Gotham brought notable sums, with sales led by Brown and other buyers including J. Madden and F. Farrell. The market showed a high average and broad activity across the catalog.

Fasig-Tipton Company Sheepshead Bay Kentucky Catesby Woodford Raceland Stud J. N. Camden, Jr Hartland Stud Sir Dixon Esher Hindoo Handsome Onondaga Gotham Applegate Zsee Tietivee Heisleros Janice N Hindoor J. Ey Madden Sir Dixon- Marina Fonso Bees St.lacier Ee Esher-Josie W Lady Beth Debe Wsher Ollie Dixon Andrew Miller Flying Dutchman-Halioa Oehr Pie En Furs van Plesk Ste Vee Sir Dixon -Blackheart Hin- Hops Richmond F. Farrell Esher-Fenella Fenelon Murphy Esher-Rescue Felligrino le Sit OS Sir Peer Catalina IL Bingen ST. Lachere Ici Mo Murphy Hindoo- Queen Stomerts Esher-Mermet Hindooa Esher-Yvette Spendtheist Peseiscves Esher-Furbelow Glen Arthur the Rake J. J. McCafferty Esher-Vodka Spend- Thrift Repc Esto Arte Handsone- Renesas R. W. Wal Sir Dixon-Fair Penitent Windoo J.J. McCafferty Deeserees Gotham- Glance Falsetto W. Hendrie Gotham-Kenmore Queen Ben Strome

Trandequist Set for Canada Cup Run to Albany by Canal

The Trandequist, Gardner and Cox’s challenger for the Canada Cup, left City Island under tow for Albany after two weeks of trials on the Sound. Dismantled at Albany, she will ride pontoons through the Erie Canal to Oswego, a six day journey expected to end next Monday. In Oswego she will be rerigged and sailed to Charlotte Rochester for tuning before the August match.

Trandequist Gardner & Cox City Island Albany Erie Canal Oswego Charlotte Rochester

Steamers to run special trips for regatta spectators

The General Slocum and Chester W Chapin will sail on Friday up the Hudson to Poughkeepsie to view the intercollegiate regatta. The Slocum departs from Brooklyn at 9 A M and from the Battery at 9 30 A M, with additional stops at 10 50 A M and 11 A M. The Chapin leaves Pier 19 North River at 11 A M and 14 30 A M at One Hundred and Twenty Ninth Street. Both vessels will anchor near the finish to give passengers a clear view of the crews.

General Slocum Chester W. Chapin Hudson River Poughkeepsie Brooklyn South Fifth Street Battery West One Hundred and Twenty-ninth Street North River Warren Street

Open Tennis Tournament Postponed Weather Cleared Afternoon Start

The Kings County Tennis Club opens its annual tournament this afternoon at 2 on the club courts corner Kingston and St Mark's Avenues after weather delays. Events include gentlemen's singles doubles and mixed doubles with a consolation. Draws listed include Shudell Hague Friedman OO and many others. The men's doubles and mixed doubles draw will be made this evening.

Kings County Tennis Club Kingston St. Mark's Avenues G H. Shudell A. Friedman S. OO Miler Charles Galway T. R. Pell F. G. Anderson Joseph McCarroll A. Kirikenbroomen H. Lorraine D. BE. Roberts Dionne Harry Avery S. A. Westfall Howard Talbot W. N. Frazer R. M. Beckley Joseph Murphy L. J. Grant A. Platt J. Sands Bre F. W. Heithkamp Robert le Roy H. Molienhauer Frederick P. Fox

Convicted Captain Loses in Court of Appeals

Albany June 23 The Court of Appeals sustained Capt Thomas J Diamond of the New York City police force in a neglect of duty case for failing to suppress a disorderly house in his Fifth Street Station precinct. He was tried in Albany County before Judge Herrick and fined 1000 dollars, later dismissed from the force by Commissioner Murphy after further testimony.

Albany Court of Appeals Thomas J. Diamond New York City Fifth Street Albany County Herrick Michael C. Murphy Diamonds

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