Giants And Braves Share Honors In Polo Grounds Split
The Boston Giants series at the Polo Grounds produced a 1-4-1 split as New York and Boston tied in the opener and again in the second game. Briscoe Lord and Brown homered for Boston, while Shafer and Fletcher delivered key blows for the Giants. Pitching by Perdue and Marquard dominated the late innings with tight defense and a crucial miscue guiding the second game.
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Boston Reves
Polo Grounds
Giants
Bronx
Dick Ru Gelph
New York
Boston
Stallings
Hifte
Myers
Maranville
Titus
Mann
Briscoe Lord
Brown
Loston
Smith
Capt
Bill Sweeney
Shafer
Fletcher
Murray
Bhafer
Doyle
Sweeney
Merkie
Fetcher
Merkle
Byurns
New York N
Connelly
Weeney
Barnes
Larr Doyle
Hub Perdue
Rube Marquard
Moose McCormick
Herzog
Harold
Tilly Shafer
Phillies Beat Brooklyn In Eight Inning Error Run
Philadelphia and Brooklyn traded leads as the Phillies won 11 to 8 in the eighth inning. Key moments included Luderus homering, Cravath driving in runs with three singles and a double, and Culshaw and Fisher errors in the eighth allowing two decisive runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Rucker
Paskett
Lobert
Cravath
Luderus
Magee
Wagner
Ragan
Brennan
Brook#an
Chalmers
Alexander
Devery
Culshaw
Fisher
Phelps
Philar
Dooin
Cutshaw
Knabe
Doolan
Smith
Daubert
Ley Nae
Dballs
Anner
Baseball Recap Cincinnati Defeats Chicago in Mixed Stint
In a muddled box score a Cincinnati win over Chicago is recorded with multiple pitching changes. Key players include Bridwell Hobltsell and Packard delivering blows. Reulbach, Richie and Packard each worked several innings as errors and baserunning shaped the uneven contest.
Beant Case Details and Involved Parties
Fragmentary OCR mentions R K E Beant and numbers, with unclear reference to Higgins and Smith involvement. No coherent events or outcomes are readable.
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
National League results show New York beating Boston 5 to 1 while Boston won 4 to 3 at New York. Philadelphia 11 over Brooklyn 8, Cincinnati 12 over Chicago 4, Pittsburgh and St Louis tied 1. American League results include New York 5 Boston 2 and Philadelphia 14 Washington 2. Detroit 4 Cleveland 2, Chicago 4 St Louis 1. International League lists Rochester 3 Jersey City 2, Providence 7 Toronto 3, Baltimore 1 Buffalo 9, Buffalo 7 Baltimore 1, Newark 1 Montreal 0 in fourteen innings. Standings show Newark and Rochester in notable positions with others across the circuit.
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York
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St.Louis
Rochester
Jersey City
Providence
Toronto
Baltimore
Buffalo
Newark
Montreal
Cleveland
Cessess
BOSON
Wocton
American League
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
International League
Sports matchups listed for multiple cities
A long slate of games includes Boston at New York, New York at Boston, Philadelphia at Washington, Buffalo at Baltimore, and others such as Chicago at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at St. Louis, Cleveland at Chicago, Montreal at Newark, Rochester at Jersey City, Toronto at Providence, St. Louis at Detroit, and Breekles at Philadelphia. Teams are paired across major leagues in back to back or concurrent contests across many venues.
Yankees Win World Series Favor Boston in Game
Chance's Yankees defeated the Red Sox 5 to 2 at Boston with Joe Wood on the mound. Errors and baserunning by Boston aided New York, while Nunamaker and Speaker supplied key hits. Ford excelled for the visitors as Wood struggled in the ninth.
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New York Times
Boston
Chance
Yankees
Farrell
Joe Wood
Red Sox
Wood
Joe
Ford
Nunamaker
Speaker
Daniels
Walter
Hartzell
Harry
Mit
Innning
Mng
Creen
Sweeney
York
Peckinpaugh
Engle
Cree
Gardner
Yerkes
Lewis
Wolter
New York
Weatiit
McKechnie
Nanamaker
Borton
Peckingpaugh
Sheepdog Best in Show at Long Beach Dog Show
Champion Slumber won the President Cup for the best dog or bitch of the show and the Old English sheepdog also earned the Aloensan Trophy. Orchard Snowstorm, a large white poodle, claimed the reserve prize. Miss Marion Kennedy's Pomarkneuk Blackthorne took the best toy prize.
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New York Times
Long Beach
Ler Morse
Araminta
Aloensan
Hatcher Tor
Orchard Snowstorm
Red Brook
Great Neck
Marion Kennedy
Arkneuk Blackthorne
Anna Sands
Kennedy Foresters
Renee Bitches
M. E. Harby
Nowata Chun
Egham
England
Patrician
C. E. Perrin
Hotel Nassau
Franz J. Heilborn
Daniel P. Ritchey
Bostonia Kennels
Bostonia Model
Ogs
Detroit and Cleveland Battle in Early Baseball Clash
Detroit and Cleveland played a tight game with Cleveland securing a 2 to 2 tie after nine innings. Gainer hit a homer for Cleveland while Leibold Vitt Bush Veach starred with stolen bases and key plays.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Yeach
Gainer
Dubue
Lake
Anong
Cullop
Blanding
Leibold
Vitt
Crawford
Graney
Bush
Veach
Kaila
Dubuc
Ares
Stanage
Messrs. Evans and Egan
St Louis Beats Pittsburgh In Extra Inning Baseball thriller
In St Louis the Browns beat Pittsburgh 9 to 8 in ten innings. O’Toole earned the win with 3 strikeouts over Harmon while Perritt took the loss. Key hits included a two-base oakes and a three-base Oaker.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Coleman
Kommers
Oaker
Harmon
Geyer
Market
Perritt
Fhe Rit
Miler
Oakes
Butler
Wilson
O'Leary
Wingo
O'Toole
Colemar
Messia
O'Day
Emslie
Pitcher Malloy Bought By Red Sox From Kalamazoo
The Red Sox announce the purchase of pitcher Malloy from the Kalamazoo club in Michigan. He has been ordered to report to the team immediately for assignment and spring training duties.
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Pitcher Malloy
Red Sox
Boston
Malloy
Kalamazoo, Mich
American Isouce Aecre
Teer
Joy
Washington Acquires Outfielder Schaller on Waiver Price
Walter Schaller, outfielder for the Cleveland Americans, was released last night to the Washington Club at the waiver price. Schaller had been obtained by Cleveland from Detroit earlier in the season, and Detroit had picked him up from Kansas City.
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Washington
Schaller
Chicago
Walter Schaller
Camne Americans
Detroit
Kansas City
Manager Callahan Suspended In Landmark Move
CHICAGO June 23 The amnes a was left by the club after manager James Callahan drew severe disciplinary action. The suspension comes as part of a season ruling affecting the team and its personnel.
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Callahan
Chicago
James Cailiseene
Amnes A
le Iain Esata
Ea Esiguasien
Tag Dame
Unis
Chicago and St Louis Baseball Box Score and Notes
Box score summary lists players Beall Lord Pratt Collins Wilms Lavins Schalk Agnew Scott Allison and Stone with runs hits and errors. Two base hits by Schalk three base by Bodie, new. Game lasted one hour fifty minutes with umpires Hildebrand and O Loughlin.
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Spame
Brown
Innng
Sweeney
Trove- Maranville
Vu Tareee
Ces
Cesses
Fletcher
Merkle
Connolly
Howe
Shafer
Doyie
Esurns
New York
Boston
Gene Play Myers
Demaree
Rudolph
McDonald
Messrs
Quigley and Orth
Smith
Titus
Devlin
Murray
Lord
Snodgrass
Maranville
Marquard
Perdue
Faakes
Menere
Kiem
Orth
Foster
Morgan
Philadelphia
Washington
Bush
Walsh
Strunk
Baker
Milan
Bender
Johnson
Gallia
Sac
Collins
Murphy
Barry
McInnes
Ganda
Philaelphia
Schang
Um- Dires
Messrs. McGreevy and Connolly
Reulbach
Zimmerman
Bridwell
Marsans
Tinker
Dodge
Caacinnant Eveses
Hobbtsell
Ark
Hieney
Cinecinnati
Chicago
Cin Cinnati
Cheney
Richie
Packard
Maton
Suggs
Hresnahan
Piteh
Reul Bach
Mesare
Brennan
ST. Louis
Abrhpoa
Scott
Allison
Pat Eet Meroe
Bodie
Schalk
New
Stone
Wallace
Johnston
Rath
Chase
Shotten
Stovall
Mpires
Hildebrand and
O'Loughlin
Polo Grounds Exhibition Game Aids Newsboys
A special Yankees versus Giants exhibition at the Polo Grounds is scheduled in the first week of July to benefit local newsboys. Proceeds support efforts to fund a larger tie fitting opportunity while drawing fans to see both teams in action for the first time since Frank Chance joined the major league club.
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Yankees
Giants
Polo Grounds
Tollowert
Asl
Frank Chance
Public School 83 Defeats 42 Bronx for Manhattan Title
Public School 83 beat Public School 42 Bronx 7 to 3 on Manhattan Field to win the Manhattan championship semifinal and earn the right to meet Public School 38 next Saturday for the city title.
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Public School
Manhattan
Bronx
Scen
Cleveland recalls pitcher Evans in June recall order
Cleveland club president Charles W. Somers announced the recall of pitcher Rube Evans from the American League lineup in a June 23 message. Evans was reported to have slowed in performance and was removed from the active roster for reassignment.
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Cleveland
Evans
Charles W. Somers
Cleveland American League Club Today
Rube" Evans
Tee Caianes
Carter's Junior Title Wins Metropolitan Golf Championship
Philip V. Carter of Nassau defeats Stuart D. Connolly of Rockland to claim the metropolitan junior golf title at Plainfield Country Club. The event used a qualifying round with match play for the first time. Other contests included putting and eighteen-hole medal play handicap won by Richard C. Stiles and Frank W. Dyer respectively.
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Stuart D. Connolly
Rockland
Yeatersay
Philip V. Carter
Nassau
Plainfield Country Club
Tne
Richard C. Stiles
Forest Hill
Frank W. Dyer
Montclair
A. D. Prentiss
New Brunswick
Philip Carter
John Lummis
Apawamis
Roger Jones
Canoe Brook
Pennsylvania edges Michigan in pitchers' duel
In Ann Arbor on June 25, Pennsylvania defeated Michigan 1 to 0 in a pitchers battle between Imlay and Sisler. Comey scored the game's lone run in the seventh after drawing a walk, sacrificing, and scoring on Sisler misplay on Imlay's bunt. The win secures the year series for Pennsylvania two games to one.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Imlay
Sisler
Comey
Eastern Association Scores Reported Amid Rainy Rounds
In the Eastern Association standings rain affected games across Pittsfield Holyoke and Waterbury New London. New Haven defeated Hartford 4 to 1 while Waterbury beat New London 4 to 2.
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Pittsfield
Pittsfield-Holyoke
New Haven
Hartford
Waterbury
New London
Nese
Bridgert
Fall River-Lawrence Matches Go To Fall River Wins
New England League results list Fall River 7 over Lawrence 5 Attaeon 1 over Lynn 0 Atrtland Worcester 5 over Portland 4 Worcester 6 over Portland 4 pine end Bedford-Lowell 3 over New Bedford 2
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New England League
Fall River
Lawrence
Attaeon
Lynn
Atrtland
Worcester
Portland
Pine End
Bedford
Lowell
New Bedford
New York State League Rain Delays And Narrow Wins
In Syracuse and Utica weather affected play as the Albany league slate moved through Syracuse Syracuse Binghamton with rain. Elmira edged Utica 1 to 0 in ten innings. Troy topped Scranton 9 to 7 in ten innings.
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New York State League
Albany
Albany-Wilkesbarre
Syracuse
Syracuse-Binghamton
Utica
Elmira
Troy
Scranton
Allentown and Wilmin Teams Rally in Brief Games
Fragmentary report notes score events including Allentown beating Allentown 6 to 1 and Wilmin defeating York 5 to 2 with a mention of Hale beating Atlantic City 6 to 0 in the third inning seal and rain interruption.
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Allentown
Trenton
Wilmin
Wilmington
York
Hale
Atlantic City
Ad K
Belmont Park Entries Racing Card Summary
Belmont Park lists race by race entries with weights and horses across six events. Notable names include Monocacy Striker Progressive Reallywag Kalinka Trifler Discovery Bunch of Keys Sleuth and others across the six races, detailing age allowances distances and conditions for each division.
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Jim Cettrer
Owmpedes Daingerfield
tyeHf
Ester Prynne
Mater
Mishaps Mar Races At Terminal Course
Large crowd at the United Hunts Racing Association meet at Terminal behind Belmont Park. Jockeys B. B. Lewis Harry Tucker Eddie Tucker and Fred Alpers shone despite several falls and near-misses across six races. Reybourn edged Calvert in a photo finish, while Willing captured the La Montagne Memorial Plate for Eddie Tucker.
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United Hunts Racing Association
Belmont Park
B. B. Lewis
Harry
Eddie Tucker
Fred Alpers
Aptee
Tommy Right
Humility
Astute
Eadbald
Peeeers
Hamed
J. E. Davis
Fleischmann
Peter G. Gerry
Palmer
el Bart
J. E. Widener
Philadelphia
Wells Clarke
Briar
Hollis Hanacer
A. C. Blume
Sickle
Reybourn
Harry Tucker
Johnny
Calvert
Havin
Tuckers
Eddie
Willing
Robert L. Gerry
J. O. Talbott
B. G. Ascet
Tuck
H. W. Farner
Br. m. Faultless
Mr. Alpers
N. K. Beal
B. G. Frijolee
Howard
Humidity
Allan Pinkerton
B. Mn
Live Wire
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Jack Code
Kinderhook
Mollie Gibson
Sir Gaze
Vera Kessler
B. . Bickle
T. Davies
Paul D. Cravath
B. G. Johnny
Hoffman
F. Ambrose Clerk
B. F. Doriski
Nicklaus
Capt. Matlock
Travel Light
Filying Yankee
Star
Elnar
F. W. Sargent, Jr
B. Big Sandy
F. A. Alpers
Greentree Stable
Ch. F. Bolisterous
O’brien
J. EB. Davis
Br. F. Himation
Murphy
Roland Pardee
Ed Rotan
Zellwood
C. N. Williams
Br. G. Willing
E. Tucker
le Gerry
EB. C. Cowdin
H. W. Warner
Wi. G. Nosegay, > Se Alpers
Fred Essen
Brushing Season Ends With Cup Awards
The Road Drivers Association of New York wrapped up an eleven day brushing season from May 11 at Harlem River Speedway. Seven sterling cups honored top point winners, with Hugh Illy’s Bron gon winning most points and Day gelding Master McKerron named champion pacer. J V Hunt claimed a trotters cup, and E Carpenter’s Tommy Baron with E Shoemaker’s Startle also earned cups.
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Road Drivers’ Association of
New York
Harlem River Speedway
Ward J. la Place
Hugh Illy
Brongon
J. V. Hunt
E. Carpenter
Tommy Baron
E. Shoemaker
la Place
McKerron
J. Chaimowitz
Ouida
Locust Valley polo manager sails for England
Capt. E. D. Miller, manager of the English polo team, left Piping Rock Club today to prepare for sailing to England tomorrow. He described the big match as unsatisfactory from the English viewpoint and noted his plans for the voyage amid mixed impressions of America.
Polo action heats Meadow Brook Club stages three games
Westbury Long Island June 75 Polo tournament opened with three matches at Meadow Brook Club. First game saw Frona Leopards defeat Great Suen 18 to 5 while two other results were reported with varying margins.
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Westbury
New York Times
L. I
Meadow Brook Club
Panye
Yachts Tie In Seawanhaka Corinthian Regatta Finish
Two fifty-foot New York Yacht Club yachts, Acushia and Spartan, finished in a dead heat off Oyster Bay in the Seawanhaka-Corinthian regatta. Irolita and Belaina led the Class 5 start, with Hlena gaining two minutes to five by the finish, while other boats including Windward Josephine Joyant and Gypsy, Natoma, Iris and Star Far were noted in various class results.
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New York Yacht Club
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Long Island Sound
Oyster Bay
Long Isla Ma Sound
Spart Bamind Randolph
Irolita
Éna
E. Walter Clark
Eastwi
Hlena
Windward
Josephine
Joyant
Leeward
Corinthian Astern
Addison ‘Hanan
New York
Nepsi
Johnston Forest
Phryne
William Nichols
Ayy
Natoma
Iris
Star Faraway
New Motorcycle Record At Brighton Beach Race
Billy Vanderburg of Philadelphia led six pro riders to win the thirty mile Brighton Beach championship finishing the thirty mile race in record time. Vanderburg posted a new track record of 22 414 5 over a misty nine year old course. Hartley Thomas, Philadelphia, ace Brooklyn and others followed in a tight podium finish.
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Billy Vanderburg
Philadelphia
Brighton Beach
Quaker
Johnny Albright
Denver
Arthur Chapple
New York
Martin Kessler
Newark
Franz Krebs
Phillip Kearney
Chester Hagan
Brooklyn
Paul Ohne
Beinl
Rey Veditz
N. J
Paul Ohine
Hartley Thomas
Ace Brooklyn
Athletes Warned by AAU Over Independence Day Games
The Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union warns registered AAU athletes and those seeking future AAU competition not to participate in Albany Y M C A events on Independence Day. Cyclists are also warned due to AAU and National Cyclists Association agreements. Albany Y M C A members risk expulsion from area and closed games for violations.
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Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
Albany
National Cyclists’ Association
Albany Y. M. C. A
Young Men's Christian Association
Metropolitan Oe
Y. M. C. A. Lagne
League Expee Ny Branch
Foreign boxers in ring at St Nicholas Rink ten round bouts
The foreign boxing element was represented in three ten round bouts at St Nicholas Rink. Gus Platts of Sheffield defeated Tommy Maloney of the west side in ten rounds. Marcel Thomas the welterweight lost to Young Hickey of Harlem after a lively ten rounds, and Yo Brown and Young Dyson went the limit with Brown favored.
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Gus Platts
Sheffield Blade
Tommy Maloney
West Side
Marcel Thomas
Young Hickey
Harlem
Yo Brown
Young Dyson
License granted for Sayville church boxing club
Rev Father M P Heffernan rector of the Catholic Church at Sayville receives a license to operate the Sayville Athletic Club. The license was issued by the New York State Athletic Commission at its weekly meeting. Heffernan will run a new clubhouse and a series of matches. He is joined by clergy from various denominations.
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M. P. Heffernan
Sayville
S. 1
Sayville Athletic Club
New York State Athletic Ssion
Fateman
Prescott
Henry Ziler
Lecheten
Eddie Campi Beats Ledoux In Twenty Round Showdown
Eddie Campi of San Francisco won the decision over Charlie Ledoux at Vernon Arena after a hard twenty round bout. Ledoux faded after the ninth round and had no chance in the later stages.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Eddie Campi
San Franccisco
Charlies Ledoux
Vernon Arena
McLoughlin Wins Notable Victory at Wimbledon
Maurice E. McLoughlin of San Francisco, U S champion, defeated T M Mavrogordato in straight sets 6 4 6 3 6 2 in the third round of the English lawn tennis championship at Wimbledon. The match drew a large crowd on center court as Americans vie with British and other Davis Cup contenders. Other results included James C Parke over A E Mish in two sets, and Canadians Schwengers Mayes beaten in doubles.
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England
Maurice E. McLoughlin
San Francisco
United States
T. M. Mavrogordato
McLoughlin
James C. Parke
A. Emish
Anoth
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Friedrich Wilhelm Rahe
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Countoye
N . Kidson
Holcombe Ward Falls In Middle States Tennis Third Round
Holcombe Ward, former national champion, loses to Gustave F. Touchard in three sets 3-6 7-5 6-2 on the Orange Club courts Mountain New Jersey. Touchard advances to the fourth round of the Middle States Championship men's singles.
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Mountain
N. J
Ward
Gustave F. Touchard
West Side Club
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R. R. Booraem
McKim
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A. A. Dionne
W. M. Washburn
R. P. Benana
Scherer
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Giffin
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Lois Scherer
Mise Orence Sheldon
M. Deane
Suzette Beary
Dorothy Enger
Edith Roth
Curtis
Marjorie Seymour
Robbins
Jouglass
Dorothy Kazen
Edith Condit
Kathryn Potter
Ruth Cheesman
Gertrude Whaley
Edith Rotch
Misa Suzette
J. Gordon Douglass
Onwentsia Polo Club Tops St Louis for Midwest Trophy
The Onwentsia Polo Club defeated the St Louis Country Club 15 to 2% to earn a shot at the Midwest polo trophy against Cincinnati. The championship game is set for Saturday.
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Lake Forest
Ill
Onwentsia
St. Louis
Cincinnati Club
Sands Point Country Club Formed
Residents of Sands Point Great Neck and vicinity plan a new exclusive club to be named Sands Point Country Club. Officers include James L Laidlaw president O C Sayley vice president H Alker secretary treasurer. board members J Scott Browning E H Tibspete and others. The club will adapt the former Point Club facilities with tennis and golf links in good condition.
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Sands Point
Australian Cricketers Win in Schenectady Match
The Australian cricket team defeated the Schenectady Cricket Club by 187 to 131 after the second and first day of play in Schenectady New York.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Theustralian Cricket Team
Schenectady Cricket Club
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