Long Shots Win Races at Sheepshead Bay Mermaid Stakes Upset
Daisy Green led from the barrier to win the Mermaid Stakes for three-year-old fillies at Sheepshead Bay, defeating Eugenia Burch by a length as Florham Queen and Thistle Heather posted surprising returns in the day’s seven races. The Rockaway Cup steeplechase produced a five-length victory for Jim Newman over Almanzor with Meadowlark also contending, while Hermis disappointed again finishing third in the turf feature won by Florham Queen.
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Thistle Heather
Florham Queen
Marjoram
Daisy Green
Foxhill
P. Kkeene
Eugenia Burch
Eugenia
Burch
Almunzer
Heather
Boissen
Sydney
Tip
E. R. Thomas
Hermis
Herbert
East
Hastings Tilly
Bolmiant
Winterhouse
Ruth Partich
Je Hie
W. Cc. Rollins
Albert-Bonnie Ola
W. C. Daly
Creamer
W. Cc. Whitney
T. Eee
Ownenr
Bassetlaw-Extract
Aescesvaren
Durham
Pirate of
Fe Snzance
Mathews
Ada
Air Rosalind
HH. M. Mason
Hunt Association
Canadian Hunt Association
Charaxus
Ray
Steve Eben
Gerard
Almanzor
Br. Sarry
TY Zouave
Heider
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Jim Newman
Areolithe- Fidatewinks
C. Green
Reto Dd
Evens Feee
Timie
Meadowlark
A. Davis
Daly
Albert
John W Sehiorr
Fisher
D. .Car- Tetfield
J. Rrawidener
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Sheepshead Bay Race Meet Notes and Entries
The Sheepshead Bay program lists races for three year olds and up with selling allowances from 3 010 to 81 660 over six and a half furlongs. Included are Henry Van Ness Ringdove Minotaur and Monte Carlo with various weights and penalties, plus Maidens two-year-olds racing five furlongs on the Futurity course and a National Steeplechase update mentioning jockey H S Wilson and Tip Gallant.
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Sidney Paget
Knight of the Thistle
Belle
Daly
Bateson
Oliver
Adams
Bennington
S -Albertola
Bo F
Lord Haven
Miss ‘Shylock
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Sir Walt
Hylas
Hocco
Golt Ribbon
Tommy Rot
Henry
van’ Ness
Canton
Sutmani
Minotaur
Reoss
Ringdove
Mino
Grazzallo
Bob Murphy
Reckaway
Tim
Payne
Monsoon
Greencrest
Herbert
Blues
Tenster
Hunter
Raine
Allan
Trump
Rat Ceneice
Futurcourse
Clifton Parke Alliance
Gold Spink
Bound Brook
Brotherhood
the Southerner
Sunshine After Rain
Modred
Pol Roger
Gettysburg
Fat Costigan
Billines
Steelmaker
St. Valentine
Brooklynite
Royalton
Feiscabar
Ciamestress
Lady Ananias
Yo Sanit
Finwe
Helland
Arden
Pobiiliard
Lady Potentate
Dlaimset
Maniss
Othe Sheepshead Bay
Sterdan
Jokey H
Plunger Smith Defies Track Admission Rules at Sheepshead Bay
George E. Smith the professional race bettor and turfman known as the Plunger faced a stewards ruling denying entry at The Jockey Club meeting at Sheepshead Bay. He attended yesterday with a day admission, spent time around the betting ring, and said he will contest the ruling as a matter of rights while consulting a lawyer.
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George E. Smith
Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
Smith
Pittsburg
Phil
Ife
Robert Pinkerton
Rumson Polo Club Names Five Teams for Annual Tournament
Five polo teams enter Rumson Club seasonal polo tournament to begin Saturday near Seabright New Jersey. Teams include Great Neck Country Club of Westchester Squadron A Staten Island and Rumson. Drawings completed with matchups set for June 27 30 and July 2 as final.
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Rumson Polo Club
Seabright
N. J
Great Neck
Country
Club of Westchester
Squadron A
Staten Island
Rumson
Westchester
H. L. Herbert
Polo Association
J. P. Grace
C. Ho Robbins
Arthur Iselin
Morgan Grace
J. I. Blair
F. Ut. Cooley, Jr
H.C. Broka
Twin Elephants Born at Sea Beach Palace Zoo
Twin elephants were born yesterday to Bre Liz, the lone female in Bos stock's Sea Beach Palace collection at Coney Island. One twin died quickly. the surviving calf is named Shamrock and Reliance, with Reliance dying. Father Jumbo II. Clermont?
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Bre
Liz
Bostock
Sea Beach Palace
Coney Island
Big Liz
Shamrock NT
Reliance
Jumbo II
Jumbo I
Clavaland
Qohia
Tennis Kings Clash On Brooklyn Courts In New York Meet
William A Larned and Malcolm D Whitman falter in doubles against Princeton pair Raymond D Little and Frederick B Alexander 8 6 1 6 1 6 4 6 2. Tournament at Crescent A C Bay Ridge resumes after rain with Sands reaching lower semi finals and D Presser leading handicap rounds.
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William A. Larned
Malcolm D. Whitman
Waterloo
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Princeton
Raymond D. Little
Frederick B.alexander
Larned
Whitman
Beaia C. Wright
Raymond D. Littles
Raymond Dpd
Hithe
Frederick” B. Alexander
William A.larned
New York
EF. W. Walsh
Sands
Wor
Walsh
D. Petser
D. FE. Roberts
Shands
Wo Walsh
Wseth
C. Galwerg
Thonne
Smythe
Aefault
Presser
Roberts
Wes
CL Galwex
JE. Chaves
Eo H. Stern
C. J. Donne
Wyeth
I. M. Kastner
Golfers at Baltusrol prep for Open Championship day
Nearly eighty of the ninety three entrants played practice rounds at Baltusrol near Short Hills New Jersey ahead of the Open Championship of America. Walter J Travis posted 79 75 in two rounds tying his amateur record while teaming with Carnegie to beat the pros Smith and Nichols. Auchterlonie and partners finished even in a four ball with Smith and Pearson ahead of the field.
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Baltusrol Sub Links
Short Hills
N. J
Walter J. Travis
Laurence
Auchterlonle
Garden City
Travis
W.C. Carnegie
St. Andrew's Club
Alexander Smith
Gilbert Nichols
N. Mallouf
Cornell
John Moller, Jr
David Brown
Great Britain
Wollaston Country Club
Boston
Ompeas Auchterlonie
Glenview Club
Chicago
Willie Smith
Midlothian
John S. Pearson
Richmond County
Ben Nichols
Hollywood
Auchterlonie
Smith
Nichols
Cambridge and Oxford lacrosse beat Swarthmore 9 to 8
Cambridge and Oxford defeated Swarthmore College 9 to 8 at Manhetm. Swarthmore led early with four goals in twenty minutes before Oxford and Cambridge rallied to secure the victory. The lineup included Scott, Spicer, Griest, Turner, and others, with Crowell Passmore and Beans among players.
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Philadelphia
Cambridge
Oxford
Swarthmore College
Manhetm
Swarthmore
HW. Scott
Spicer
Romess
Turner N. Spicer
Cever-poMits
F. Griest
Sisterson
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Elinan Ste
Dolenso
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Hamrum N. H. Po
Centre
Lege Watts
Lamb Fiartley
Os Davies
Areice Harris Wood
Geddes J.T P. Ross
Doubleheaders Planned After Rain Cancelled Games
Yesterday no NL games were completed due to rain. Today two twin bills are slated at the Polo Grounds and Washington Park to repeat Monday's program if weather permits. New York Americans split a doubleheader in Cleveland, winning 6 3 and losing 0 3.
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Polo Grounds
Washington Park
Brooklyn
New York Americans
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
New York
Unclear OCR Stock Data Snapshot
Fragmentary figures show city abbreviations and mixed numeric codes. The readable items include partial references to Pittsburg Cincinnati New York Boston Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn St Louis with scattered decimals and bracketed numbers, lacking a coherent event or narrative.
Games Scheduled for Today in Major Cities
Cincinnati in New York Chicago in Brooklyn Pittsburg in Philadelphia St. Louis in Boston.
New York and Cleveland Split First AL Doubleheader
In Cleveland on June 24 New York took the opener 6 2 as rain toughened the field. Ghosbro and Bernhard limited Cleveland while Felberfeld led New York with three singles and three runs. In the second game Joss shut New York to three hits while Griffith faded in three New York runs. Ganzel and Joss stood out in defense and pitching.
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New York Times
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Ghosbro
Flick
Clingman
Abbott
Bernhard
Felberfeld
Joss
Griffith
Ganzel
Ekav
Davis
Bridley
Eles
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Ibs
Wilms
Btick
Orfi
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Cveman
Bary
Williams
Conray
Bales
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Cheabro
Mr. O'Loughlin
St Louis Defeats Philadelphia in Ball Game 8 to 4
St Louis toppled the Philadelphia champions 8 to 4 with Donohue pitching for the home team and Waddell on the mound for the visitors. Both hurlers allowed eight safeties as the game unfolded with the score tied at several points before St Louis pulled away in late innings. Batteries Donohue Kahoe. Waddell Schreckengost. Umpire Mr Connolly.
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ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Waddell
Donohue
Local pitcher earns near shutout in Chicago game
Owen pitched superbly for the Chicago team allowing only three hits. An error prevented a shutout as Chicago won or tied by a small margin. Score by innings shows a tight contest with runs in select frames. Batteries Owen and McFarland faced Orth and Prill with Umpire Mr Sheridan at the plate.
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Chicago
Owen
Washington
Owen and McFarland
Orth
Prill
Sheridan
Detroit Beats Boston 2-1 On Sixth Inning Rally
In Detroit on June 24 Deering Crawford and Carr delivered a decisive sixth inning rally to defeat Boston 2-1. Dineen and Deering pitched well for Detroit while Long’s error opened Boston’s fifth inning scoring chance. Criger starred behind the plate as batteries were Deering with McGuire and Dineen with Criger. Umpires Hassett and Caruthers.
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Deering
Crawford
Carr
Boston
Dineen
Long
Criger
Peepee Ge
Becton
Eacara
Deering and
McGuire
Dineen and
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Hassett
Caruthers
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American Association Games Summary from Milwaukee to Kansas City
Baseball results list multiple games: Milwaukee 7, Minneapolis 4 in 10 innings. Louisville 7, Toledo 5. Indianapolis 4, Columbus 1. Kansas City 5, St. Paul 4 first game. Kansas City 4, St. Paul ? second game.
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Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
St. Paul
Kansat
Tansas City
Sporadic Team Relocation Mentions Across Cities
Fragmentary notes describe teams or entities moving between New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit and Boston St. Louis with unclear contexts. No dates or official statements are provided.
New York State League Scores Across Cities
In Troy Albany defeated Troy 11 to 3. Piles use of llion beat Albany 2. Schenectady A J G 2 earned a win. Syracuse beat Hinghemton 6 to 0.
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Troy
Albany
Llion
Schenectady
Schenect
Syracuse
Hinghemton
Battery lines clash in Buffalo and Jersey City play
The record shows a 6-0 scoreline with batteries credited to Willee Frater Robinson Thielmann and Dillon in a Buffalo game and Laskey Diggins Jones in a Providence contest. Umpires were Kelley and Shannon guiding the doubleheader.
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R. H. E. Baltimore
Jersey City
Willee
Frater
Robinson
Thielmann
Dillon
Mr. Kelley
Buffalo
Providence
Laroy
Laskey
Jones
Diggins
Mr. Shannon
Cornell Five in Four Mile Rowing Trial Sets Pace
The Cornell Varsity eight clocked 19 05 over four miles in Poughkeepsie’s flood tide, 24 seconds quicker than rivals, with smooth water and no major unfitness reported. Columbia and Penn times cited, Georgetown and Wisconsin also practiced as regatta setup progresses.
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N. Y
Cornell
Ithaca
Hanlan
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Ward
Wisconsin
Georgetown
Syracuse
Dempsey
Willard
Taylor
Trwo
Pennsylvania Four
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Drayton
Crump
Courtney
Varsity
Referes
John FE. Eustis
Wesleyan
Evert Jansen Wendell
Harvard
William. Innes Forbes
Frederick R. Fortmeyer
Nirasity
Franklin Street
Yachts Move Towrd Newport Racing Returns Planned
The Reliance and Columbia left Brooklyn dry docks and headed east toward Newport with towing to Bristol or Glen Cove unclear. Shamrock I and III prepared at Robbins yard for New port races set by the New York Yacht Club for June 29 to July 1. The Constitution arrived in New London in tow at 8 pm.
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Robbins
Brooklyn
Bristol
Columbia
Morse
Fifty-sixth Street
Glen Cove
Newport
New London
New York Yacht Club
Robbins’s Yard
Shamrock
Sir Thomas
Lipton
New York
U.S. A
Wringe
Robbins Yard
Estelle to Haul Out for Repairs in City Island Harbor
The schooner Estelle, recently capsized in a Long Island Sound squall, has anchored in City Island Harbor and will haul out at Jacob Yard for repair and painting. Also, Mi mosand is hauled at Woods Yard for racing prep, Aura is overhauled at Byles Yard, and Neola is commissioned after bow alterations following its recent launch.
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New York Times
City Island
N.Y
Estelle
Long Island Sound
Jacob Yard
Pate
Trevor L. Park
the Woods Yard
William Simonson
Byles Yard
George M. Pynchon
Neola
Court of Appeals Calendar Session Tomorrow
Albany reports the Court of Appeals will hold sessions tomorrow at 10 AM for items 346 and 347. The day will conclude with adjournment to October 5.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court recess and sessions update
Supreme Court appellate term and special term proceedings show a recess for appeals from City and Municipal Courts. Truax, J. presiding at 10 30 A M in Part II with ex parte matters noted.
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Supreme Court
Supreme . Court
Supreme. Court
Truax
Supreme Court Trial Term Calendar Fixture and Notices
The document lists multiple Supreme Court Trial Term parts with opening times at 10:15 to 10:50 A M and cases scheduled for trial. It covers Part II through Part XIII, plus Surrogates and City Court entries, naming numerous case numbers and participants. Additional details include calendar clear notices and adjournments for the term and special court sessions at Chambers Street.
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Supreme Court
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Davis
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Frank &. Weller
Grace
Hasbrouck
Schmidt
Leyes Gasser
Chamberlain
Rial
Fitz
VISET
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Coleman
del. Co
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County Court House
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Eva Wahl
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City Court
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Chambers Street
Seabury
Meltzer
Ileine
Epstein
Schuyler
Nicholson 'S
St. Ry. Co
F Mans
C. J
Hullaine
Supreme Court Trial Term Calendar for June 25
Court opens at 10 A M with Garretson J presiding. Scheduled cases include 94 Taylor v Norris 38 Murphy v John 31 Easton v Secord 3514 Hancock Mutual Site 3514 Day v Ins Union By Co 1%9 Knight v Collins.
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Supreme Court
Garretson
Taylor
Norris
Murphy
John
Easton
Secord
Hancock
Day
Ins
Union By. Co
Knight
Collins
Supreme Court calendars and case listings for Queens County
On Thursday June 25 the Supreme Court session opens with calendar entries for special term before Judge Keogh. Notable cases include Garbitillo versus Pachititta, Bischoff versus North West Shore Realty Co, Kasten versus Kasten, Miller versus Norton, Larsen versus Walters, Andrews versus Ann and another, Gorn versus Levy, and various same versus same defendants. The docket shows multiple numbered dockets and adjournments.
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J.dar
Bischoff
Northwest
Shore Realty Co
Kasten
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