Champion Travis Beaten In Morris County Tourney Final Rounds
Princeton standout Reinhart defeated Walter J. Travis 2 up and 1 to play at Morris County Golf Club in the President's Cup second round, then edged Bayard after extra holes to reach the final rounds. Reinhart, a Princeton freshman, also knocked out intercollegiate rival Bayard and leads a field including Conklin, Smith, Vanderpool, and Tyng in a day of high drama and close matches.
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C. H. Seeley
Metropolitan Golf Association
Walter J. Travis
Morris County Golf Club
Frank Ormond Reinhart
Princeton
Reinhart
Bayard
Travis Reinhart
Travis
Princetonian
Dormie
R. H. Williams
P. Bayard, Jr
Baltusrol
George ¥. Brokaw
F. C. Reinhart
Garden City
J. Morgan Smith
Morris County
R. D. Lapham
Apawamis
L. H. Conklin
C. L. Tappin
West
Roy de Raismes
F. J. J. de Raismes
James A. Tyng
R. T. P. Fiske
Harbor Hill
Vanderpool
Bacon
Tyng
J. Chadwick, Jr. Powelton
S. P. Nash
Columbia
F. A. Marcellus
Yountakah
R. W. Candler
Jasper Lynch
Lakewood
L. B. Garretson
Harold Wilcox
Montclair
A. W. Rossiter
Oakland
Marcellus
Chadwick
Lynch
Wilcox
Beals Wright Clinches Round Robin as Ward Defeats Clothier
In Bay Ridge at Crescent Athletic Club Beals C Wright remains undefeated after a straight set win over Clarence Hobart 6 4 8 6 while Holcombe Ward drops W J Clothier in three sets. Larned and Ward fall to the Wrenn brothers in a three set exhibition doubles.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Beals C. Wright
Clarence Hobart
Holcombe Ward
W. J. Clothier
William A. Larned
Larned
Ward
Wrenn Brothers
Bob” Wrenn
George L. Wrenn
Wrenns
Hobart
Wright
Clothier
Harvard
Bob
Wrenn
George L. Wrenn, Jr
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New York Struggles in Seventh In Philly Loss
New York pitcher Burke faltered in the third as Philadelphia hitters struck seven times, scoring six runs. White dominated with curves while Dooin Douglass and others contributed hits. Final score shows Philadelphia 7, New York 1 after a 1-7-2 line for New York.
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Philadelphia
New York
Burke
Dunn
Barry
White
Boston Rally Beats Brooklyn In Seventh Inning Drama
In Boston, a late batting rally in the seventh salvages a win after poor fielding nearly costs them. Long's one handed stop stands out as the key defensive play before a decisive scoring burst.
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Boston
Long
St Louis vs Chicago thwarted comeback in rough tilt
Yerkes opened in the St Louis Chicago game and was relieved by Wickes. Wickes pitched well but Chicago built too large a lead. Final score St Louis four, Chicago six with errors. Batteries Wickes Yerkes and Ryan Rhodes Kling.
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ST. Louis
Yerkes
Chicago
Wickes
R.H. E. St.Louis
Wickes, Yerkes
Ryan
Rhodes
Kling
Standings Snapshot From Clear Basketball Card
A compact standings snippet lists teams with records and percentages including Philadelphia Boston New York Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Brooklyn and others. It shows wins losses games played and team efficiency figures in a terse period-style display.
Matchups Across the Nation In Early Season Play
New York faces Philadelphia while Brooklyn plays Boston Chicago meets St Louis and Pittsburg travels to Cincinnati in a set of early season encounters across major cities.
Toronto Defeats Jersey City in Five-Run Rally
Toronto won the baseball game against Jersey City 11 to 4 after three errors a walk and a sacrifice produce five fifth inning runs. Carr's errors at first base sparked Toronto while Planmiller Briggs and White pitched strong as Jersey City struggled with Briggs. Other scoring came from two-base hits by Oakes Whyte and Hargrove and sacrifices by White Briggs Woods.
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Toronto
Ontario
Jersey City
Carr
Plawmiller
Briggs
OjShindle
Bannon
Halligan
Massey
O O
Bruce
OjShoch
Downey
Woods
Hargrove
I Mack
Toft
McManus
Pfanmi
Oakes
Whyte
White
Planmiller
Shindle
Mack
Mr. Rinn
Montreal
American League Games Report
Chicago Detroit challenged Chicago Rain as Baltimore beat Boston eight to six at Baltimore Washington triumphed over Philadelphia four to two At Cleveland defeated St. Louis two to none with Cleveland securing the win setting up a season tense stretch
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Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
New York State League Scores Reported
In Troy the Tigers defeated Schenectady 4 to 3. Albany beat A J and Company 7 to 3. Syracuse routed Utica 8 to 0. At Binghamton, Berks defeated Tlion 3 to 0.
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Troy
Schenectady
Albany
Syracuse
Utica
Berks
Binghamton
Tlion
Hackett Wins Metropolitan Tennis Final In Straight Sets
H H Hackett won the final round of the scratch singles at the Metropolitan Championship on West Side courts, defeating Semp Russ in straight sets. Hackett will play R D Little for the title, while the doubles semifinals and other rounds were also decided.
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H. H. Hackett
West Side
One Hundred and Sixteenth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Semp Russ
Hackett
R. D. Little
Russ
San Antonio
Yale
Mineola Wins Sailover at Oyster Bay Regatta
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club races at Oyster Bay feature August Belmont’s Mineola with Capt. Charlie Barr capturing a sailover in day two. Muriel takes a first cup in schooner class. Mimosa wins in Seawanhaka class while Whistlewing tops the Seawanhaka raceabouts. Winners include Mimosa, Whistlewing, Bobs, Cricket, Lambkin, Knave, with Mineola Muriel Houri and Fidget earning sailover prizes.
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Belmont
Mineola
Charlie Barr
Oyster Bay
J. Rogers Maxwell
H. M. Rodewald
Hester
Barr
Charles Smither
Muriel
Elmina
Trevor L. Park
A. H. Alker
S. Alerion
Alerion
Johnston de Forest
Scamp
Howdy
Mavis
Whistlewing
Whistle
Dolphin
Roosevelt
Regatta Committee
Florence
Edwin Gould
Eileen
A. C. James
Alpha
Charles Smithers
Challenge
W. T. Foote
Mimosa
Trenor L. Park
Alerson
Star
Hourl
J. H. Esser
Seawanhaka
Fidget
Bobs
Cricket
Knave
Houri
American polo team defeats Paris Club 11 to 2 at Bagatelle
The American polo team, with W. A. Hazard Robert Collier J. M. Waterbury and L. Waterbury, beat the Paris Club 11 goals to 2 at Bagatelle grounds. The French lineup included Baron E de Rothschild Duke of Santana M Kennedy and Maurice Raoul Duval. The Americans, rested after travel, played a smart game and earned hearty congratulations.
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Paris
Bagatelle
W. A. Hazard
Robert Collier
J. M. Waterbury
L. Waterbury
Baron E. de Rothschild
Duke of Santana
M. Kennedy
Maurice Raoul Duval
Roxane Wins Narrowly at Sheepshead Bay In Strong Finish
At Sheepshead Bay, Roxane, a 5-year-old mare owned by Pepper Stable, edged Old England by a head in a one mile handicap. Yankee, William Whitney’s three-year-old, ran third after leading early, while River Pirate and Gloriousa also posted notable performances in a card filled with close finishes and weight concessions.
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William C. Whitney
Yankee
Sheepshead Bay
Long Island
Old England
Whitney
Tom Yankee
Roxane
Dublin
Argregor
Redfern
Shaw
Major Daingerfield
Remorse
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Dachshund
Brown
River Pirate
Athel
Washington
Gloriousa
Sparkle Esher
Columbia Stapble
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L. Smith
F. B. von Meter
O'Connor
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Ithon
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H. Michaels
Morea
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Sontag
Birch Broom
Lady Trebla
Fair Lass
Lady Knighthood
Blue Banner
No Match
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Harriet S
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Goughacres Stable
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Roehampton
Henry J. Morris
Balif
McCue
Ibold
J.atkins
Racing entries and weight allowances for five races
Details of the Futurity course two year olds race with weights up to 110 pounds for Doctor Saylor and list of horses and allowances. The Highweight Handicap for three year olds and up runs six furlongs with weights from 126 to 104. The Great Trial Stakes for two year olds cites penalties and capacities with weights to 129 pounds. The Advance Stakes for three year olds and up is one mile and a half with weights to 129 pounds. The Beacon Steeplechase Stakes lists full steeplechase course weights up to 199 pounds for Decameron and Somerset.
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Doctor Saylor
Soothsayer
Dark Plant
Hackensack
Highlander
Paul Creyton
Wealth
Ben Howard
Operator
Fair Knight
Sedition
Chiron
Mizzen
Mexican
Artvis
Hurstbourne
Africander
Charles Elwood
Golden Maxim
Trish Lad
Martie Lewis
Mary Street
Astarita
Meltonian
Prediction
Whitechapel
Whorler
Advance Guard
George W._Jenkins
Rising Sun
Adjidaumo
Rowdy
Hark Forward
Clasher
Agnes D
Prince, Richard
Philippine
Cougar
Alard Scheck
Ohnet
Fatalist
Gibson
Moranda
Courtenay
Grail
Justice
Jack DeMand
Black
Carrier Pigeon
Tchula
Thhula
Jones wins women's national tennis final in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on the Philadelphia Cricket Club courts Miss Marion Jones of Nevada defeated Miss Neeley of Chicago to win the women's national championship. She will meet Miss Elizabeth Moore, the current champion, in the final tomorrow. Semifinals in the consolation singles were also played today with notable results in doubles.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Marion Jones
Nevada
Miss Neeley
Chicago
Elizabeth Moore
Chamion
Miss Jones
Miss Banks
Miss Closterman
Cincinnati
Miss Moore
New York
Vanderbilt Quits Paris Viennese Auto Race
Knyff led from Champigny and finished in Belfort at 3 42 P M after a long dawn to early afternoon run. Vanderbilt Jr arrived fifty fifth at Belfort and withdrew citing repeated tire bursts a radiator failure and extensive damage to his car. He said luck was against him and he hoped for better luck next time.
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Vanderbilt
Bregpnz
Austria
Knyff
Champigny
Paris
K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Lelfort
France
Belfort
Special Train for Rowing Shells at Mott Haven
The Shrewsbury Rowing Association of Red Bank New Jersey will run a special car to Mott Haven on Thursday morning to transport shells from Harlem River and Brooklyn clubs taking part in the regatta on July 5. Entries for the races close with P T Brady Secretary Red Bank on Monday.
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Shrewsbury Rowing Association
Red Bank
N. J
Mott Haven
Harlem River
Brooklyn
P. T. Brady
Wiley Wins North American lightweight wrestling title
Spokane June 27 H Max Wiley of New York and Ernest Max well of Toronto competed in a Ricchara North America event. Wiley won the championship by taking two straight falls in catch as catch can style.
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Wiley
Spokane
Washington
H. Max Wiley
New York
Ernest Maxwell
Toronto
Spokane ‘Athletic’ Club
Ricchara
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