Borough Wins Rockaway Cup at Sheepshead Bay
At Sheepshead Bay, Borough ridden by Mara won the Rockaway Cup two and a half miles steeplechase by a neck from Self-Protection with Hark Forward third. Golden Maxim captured the Zephyr Stakes, while Port Royal won the secondary race. Leonid took the sixth and Royal triumphed in the seventh.
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Mr. Paget
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First Race Card at Coburg Track With Six Races Listed
The program details six upcoming races for thoroughbreds with weights and allowances. Notables include Musketeer and Demurrer each at 128 pounds in the first race for three-year-olds and up, while other races feature Wax Candle, Clarion, Boutonniere and more across five and a half furlongs to a mile and a half turf event.
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Musketeer
Demurrer
Coburg
Gunfire
Connecticut
Sedducee
Belle of
Clarion
Woodlake
Boutonniere
Leader
Col.Tyler
Ink
Alsono
Africander
Sergeant
Daisy Green
Joe Cobb
Minotaur
Red Knight
Earl of Warwick
Blue Banner
Squid
Arsenal
Dixieline
Homestead
Ranald
Smart Set
Hundred and Slipthrift
Cunard
Numeral
Trump
Fair Knight
Sun Shower
Blues
Advance Guard
Herbert
Cameron
Argregor
Ethics
Tom Kenny
Prince Richard
Ohnet
Philippine
Alard Scheck
Moor and Bounteous
Jack
Ruhlin Defeats Sharkey In Eleven Rounds At National Sporting Club
Akron's Gus Ruhlin defeats Tom Sharkey of New York in the eleventh round of a coronation tournament bout as Sharkey’s seconds throw in the sponge after a fierce exchange. Referee awards decision to Ruhlin amid a hard fought, high pace clash before a London crowd. Denver Ed Martin stops Sandy Ferguson in five rounds.
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London
Gus”. Ruhlin
Akron
Ohio
Tom” Sharkey
New York
National Sporting Club Tonight
Sharkey
Tom ”’ Ryan
Bob” Sharkey
Spike” Sullivan
Ruhlin
Billy’ Madden
Jem” Mace
Dha
Cena
National Sporting Club
Denver
Ed” Martin
Sandy” Ferguson
Paris to Vienna Race Opens From Champigny
The Paris to Vienna international automobile race starts at 3:30 AM from Champigny, twelve miles east of Paris. A record 214 entries race in four stages through Bel Fort, Switzerland, Bregenz, Salzburg to Vienna with 72 heavy cars and 60 mph machines. Americans Foxhall Keene Lawrence Waterbury and W K Vanderbilt Jr drive 1000 kg seventy horse power cars.
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Paris
Vienna
Champigny
Foxhall Keene
Lawrence Waterbury
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Belfort
Switzerland
Bregenz
Salzburg
Millett and Cresson Reach Semi finals in Metropolitan Tennis
The Metropolitan championship at West Side Tennis Club advanced to the men scratch singles semifinals. A. C. Millett defeated F. G. Anderson in three sets to reach the semis, while J. C. Cresson of San Antonio edged Ce Kelley in a tight three setter 7-5 3-6 8-6.
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A. C. Millett
F. G. Anderson
Kings County Tennis Club
Anderson
Ce. Kelley
West Side
J. C. Cresson
San Antonio
Kelley
Deuce
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L. S. Freeman
New York Tennis Club
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Arthur I. Hoe
Harvard Tennis Club
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H. M.mollenhauer
James Ewing
Semp Russ
Texas
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Chicago
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New York
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Hinck Brothers
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C. F. Watson
Kiel Regatta Opens With Navy Vessels Lining Roadstead
Ninety five racing and fifty two pleasure yachts lie in Kiel harbor waiting for the regatta to start tomorrow along with twenty six men of war including eight battleships. Emperor William aims to showcase the new navy while sailors anticipate strong competition among Uncle Sam John Bull and Virginia II among others.
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Kiel
Germany
William
Uncle Sam
Francis R. Riggs
New York
W. Livesey
England
John Bulli
Sam
Isaac Stern
Emperor William
Elbe
Hoboken Hobo Ken meet honors for W Sylvester at St George Grounds
W Sylvester led Hoboken High School at the Hobo Ken Games held at St George Cricket Grounds yesterday. He won the 220 and 440 yard runs and placed second in the 100 yard dash and running broad jump.
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W. Sylvester
Hoboken
St. George Cricket Grounds
M. Mullens
C. Moerlander
A. Moore
A. Schemm
B. Pfeiffer
J. Besson
Soldiers in Governors Island Baseball Classic
More than two thousand spectators watched a Fort Columbus vs Fort Hancock baseball game on Governors Island. Port Columbus triumphed 17 to 6 after a lengthy afternoon and evening contest with Gen. Brooks in attendance applauding the performers. The win places Columbus atop the season standings as more games against rival forts are anticipated.
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Forts Columbus
Hancock
Governors Island
Port Columbus
Brooks
Fort Hancock
Fort Columbus
Squadron A Polo Team Beats Free Booters 9 to 1
The squadron A polo team defeated the Free booters 9 to 1 at Van Cortlandt Park in a practice game as they prepare for Saturday’s Lakewood first team match. Colby scored five goals and Whitney three.
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Lakewood
Earle
Colby
Whitney
Philadelphia Defeats New York in Errors Fueled Game
Yesterday in Philadelphia the home nine won largely due to inexcusable fielding by New York. Brodie was trapped by a hidden ball trick in the eighth as Dunn and Hulswitz helped the visitors rally, but Philadelphia's Thomas and Dooin starred on defense and Mathewson was strong on the mound. Final score Philadelphia 3 New York 4 with costly miscues shaping the outcome.
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New York
Brodie
Dunn
Hulswitz
Aroun
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Mr. Emsiie
Irwin homer sparks Boston in Brooklyn tilt
Donovan erratic on mound and in field as Boston defeats Brooklyn 3 to 0. Long hits a two base toss into bleachers, Irwin belted a homer while Dolan, Tenney and Sheckard contributed elsewhere in the scoring. Umpire Cantillon presided as West and Brooklyn's lineup endured a long game.
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Irwin
Cooley
Dolan
Tenney
Oj Keeler
Demont
Sheckard
Ahearn
Kittridge
Flood
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Dahlen
McCreery
Haltin Dominates as St. Louis Routs Cincinnati
St. Louis pitcher Haltin held Cincinnati scoreless while Murphy struggled at the plate. Final score shows St. Louis 5 1 in the first: Cincinnati 16 runs? The readable text notes a 5 to 6 line and key players Bergen Murphy Yan, with incomplete inning details.
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R.H.E
Jersey City Edges Buffalo In Late Inning Comeback
Jersey City trailed Buffalo by one run entering the eighth but Connaughton’s go ahead hit and a flurry of singles produced the winning run for Buffalo in a 8 4 game. The pivots included Halligan and Connaughton with key hits as the visitors struck late. Buffalo 8 Jersey City 4 in front of a Buffalo crowd at home.
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N. Y
Jersey City
Connaughton
Ribpoae
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Oakes
Brain
Shindle
Grims
Halligan
Lynch
OjCarr
Ather
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Law
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Mack
Bevier
Oj Butler
Reed Hooker
OjFertsch
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Hooker
Fertsch
Strick
Grimshaw
Carr
Atherton
Butler
John Eagan
Unclear fragment listing names and places
Partial OCR text shows scattered names and locations including Worcester Montreal and several surnames. no coherent event or facts to summarize into a proper news item.
Baseball Scores From Early American League Games
At Baltimore Philadelphia 8 Baltimore 6. At Washington Boston 4 Detroit Rain affected two other games Cleveland and Detroit postponed by rain with no scores reported.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
New York State League Scores Across Three Cities
Albany Albany 9Schenectady 1 Binghamton 7 Utica 0 Troy A J F 11 Troy 10 Syracuse Ilion 12 Syracuse 4
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Schenectady
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Utica
Troy
Syracuse
Ilion
Brooklyn Club Loses Bid to Restrict Player
Judge Dallas of the United States Circuit Court denied the Brooklyn National League Club’s request for an injunction blocking catcher James McGuire from playing for any team other than Brooklyn. The court held the contract lacked mutuality and allowed damages suit as proper remedy.
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Dallas
Brooklyn National League Baseball Club
James McGuire
Brooklyn
McGuire
Detroit
United States
Yale and Harvard to Clash in Polo Grounds Final Battle
Yale and Harvard meet in the final game of their annual series at the Polo Grounds on Saturday. The contest is expected to draw the largest college crowd yet as Yale seeks a vital win after beating Princeton and Harvard’s early expectation of sweeping with strong pitching by Clarkson and a recent Yale victory in New Haven.
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Harvard
Polo Grounds
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New Haven
Crimson
Clarkson
Schwab Buys Another Automobile From Berg
President Charles M. Schwab of United States Steel buys a ten horsepower Panhard Levassor from H. O. Berg who imported it weeks ago. The price is said to be about $8,000.
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Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
H. O. Berg
Federal Courts Calendar for Thursday June 26
United States District Court Adams opens in Room 66 at 10 A M Admiralty hearing follows at 10 30 A M with cases 15 McNeil versus 3 SS Brookside 113 Brainard versus Canalboat L J Butler 97 Finch versus Tue Ko ok and Lighter larence listed for the session.
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State Courts Court of Appeals Calendar Albany June 26
Court of Appeals calendar released for Thursday June 26 with case numbers 120 210 211 212 482 listed for Albany sessions. Officials announce schedule and docket order for the state high court proceedings.
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Supreme Court Receiver Appointed in Turner v Weiss Ricketts
In New York, Supreme Court Justice Truax appoints a receiver in the matter Herbert B Tur ner versus Sophia Weiss William H Ricketts. The order names the parties and assigns fiduciary duties as part of the court’s ongoing civil action.
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Supreme ‘Court
Truax
Referees Appointed New York Supreme Court
Supreme Court justices appointed to hear cases including King versus Langley Samuel V Speyer and Miller versus Rollin Morgan. Also listed are Weil versus Vandenhoven with Wilber McBride and Scott versus Anderson Frank D Arthur along with Piper versus Devo and Heidelsheimer versus Chariton and Ward versus Quinn.
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Supreme Court —Truax J.—King
Langley
Samuel
Speyer
Miller—Rollin M. Morgan
Weil
Supreme Court Appellate Division Second Department Recess
The record notes a recess in the Supreme Court Appellate Division Second Department during the Trial Term under Marean J in Part III and Herrick J in Part IV.
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Second Department
Marean
Herrick
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