Blues Dominates at Sheepshead Bay in Ray Ridge Handicap
Blues lose five races on muddy Sheepshead Bay track as Sagatious runner Blues upset in the Ray Ridge Handicap. Blues led all the way while Herbert and Moon Daisy faded. four starters remained in the Bay Ridge field. Pirouette wins the first race as Blues disappoints bettors with Dim weather dampening performance. An average sale day at Fasig-Tipton follows with top price of 3500 for Ben Brush-Maid of Promise colt.
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Coney
Frank Farrell
Bhies
Farrell
Blues
Herbert
Farrel
Weir
Thiesseér
Cammigner
Rollins
F.arrell
Hunter Raine
Moon Daisy
Tom Midicule
Wend
Spur
Pirouette
Cincinnati
Theatrical Mats
Ime Zeigler
Oneil
Dez Eisiei
Reglan
Wl Thistie
of Humanity
M -Zeigier
Mathews
Meddleroe Redfern
Jenethe
Jongth
Sug
Charles Hunter Paine
Frank Weare
Ton
Hughes
J. Oo Brien
Thiry
Monte Cairto
Str Voor Rive
Vale
J. We Roogers
Ig Waves
Pouth Massle-Tlue -Bells
Tay Pounds
Farley A
James Galwat
Prins Ung
UBL ST Tod
Tae Eck
Ter
AW Frisver Tordidine
Frank - Ferre
Dixon-Bonnie- Bide Lea
Pounds
Werhert
Albert
Dornie Ola
Roilmany
Ruby Moonflower
Haack
Soren
Thomas _stencack
Judge Phillips
Kuta
Howard Gratz
Semper
Ira
Gold Ray
Buck Lodge
Sir Efersle
Victor
MD Ray
Sir Elfersle
Meaney
Ward
George F. Johnson
Florham
Chi
Delawathe
Pat
Arrai
Thorneycroft
W. Ro
P. J. Dwyer
Fasig-Tipton Company
Sheepshead Bay
W.W. S. Barnes
Kentucky
Melbourne Stud
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Ben Brush
Jim Gore
Megandoogu
Strauss
Lamplighter
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Lintden
J. J. McCafferty
Ateneose Duff
Prince of Monaco
Sara
Tremont
A. White
Waren Sre
Belviere
Lillian Lindsay
Prince of _Monaco
Pirate of Penzance
T. Piqw
Candelmas
P. J.dwyer
Iamedness
St. Julien
Topsy Dean
Black Dean
J.-J. McCafferty
Tvs
Jim Gore-Fwitter
Rayon Ors
Henry of Navarre
A. Mil- Hers Caeree Ral
Virgits F. Burlows
Rainbow-Quintette
Enquirer
S. A. White
Americans Win at Kiel Warships Race
The American men of war won two firsts a second and a third in races against German fleets at Kiel. Ensign George W. Steele Jr led the San Francisco launch to victory while Lieut. Henry C. Mustin’s Kearsarge craft placed third after a late foul by an outsider. The Chicago cutter took a second in another race, and Emperor William awarded prizes to the winners tonight.
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Kiel
United States
San Francisco
George W. Steele, Jr
Mustin
Lieut
Ensign Steele
Chicago
Hohenzollern
Sic
Steele
Emperor William
Midshpman
Rowan
Anderson Beats Brown In Rain Shortened Golf Match
Willie Anderson and David Brown played under fair conditions after a rain delay. Anderson won 2 up with a final score reflecting lead changes from the front nine and steady play into the back, while both posted low scores on several holes at Apawamis and Wollaston golf clubs.
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National Golf Committee
Brown
Anderson
Willie Anderson
David Brown
Coal PL
Ya Aval Oceve Ad
Apawamis Golf Club
Rye
Wollaston Country Club
Boston
Lou Dillon Sets Record Mile In Wagon Trot At Glenville
Cleveland Ohio June 29 C K G Billings trotting mare Lou Dillon broke the mile to wagon record in 2 04 percent at a Gentlemen's Driving Club matinée at Glenville track. Driven by Billings the event featured a pacing runner to mid race. The Monk, driven by Billings in a later heat, posted 2 08 percent for fastest gelding mile this year.
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Cleveland
Ohio
C. K. G. Billings
Lou Dillon
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Glenville Track
Billings
English golf team to visit for extended series of matches
A planned itinerary for ten to twelve English golfers arrives at Baltusrol where the United States Golf Association discusses a July 30 sailing for Boston aboard the Mayflower. The schedule includes matches against American teams at Myopia Hunt Club Essex County and Garden City with further events across Philadelphia Chicago and Niagara Falls culminating in a three day tournament in September. Pee John I Lane leads the English squad which features Horace Hutchinson Norman Hunter J Mansfield Hunter H G B Ellis H C Ellis D Ransom J D Beveridge H A Bramston and Rev A C Croombe.
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Baltusrol Golf Club
United States Golf Association
Windeler
Boston
Heebner
Philadelphia
Ballou
England
Brookline Country Club
Myopia Hunt Club
Intercollegiate Golf Association
Oxford
Cambridge
Massachusetts Golf Association
Essex County
Manchester
Mass
Western Golf Association
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Metropolitan Association
Garden City
Nassau Country Club
National Association
New Jersey Golf Association
Pee John I
Lane
Horace Hutchnson
Norman
Hunter
J. Mansfield Hunter
H.G. B. Ellis
H. C. Ellis
D. Ransom
J. D. Beveridge
H. AT. Bramston
A. C. Croombe
Manhasset Bay Challenge Cup Race on Long Island Sound
Yachts braved heavy seas and a twelve knot breeze as the Manhasset Bay Challenge Cup sailed yesterday afternoon. The Alert, representing Manhasset Bay, defeated entrants flying house flags from Indian Harbor Shelter Island and American Yacht Clubs and the New York Yacht Club. Only Bobtail from Larchmont Yacht Club was absent.
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Manhasset
Long Island
Sound
Alert
J. W. Alker
Indian Harbor
Shelter Island
C ‘Lubs
Yachting Department
New York Yacht Club
Larchmont
de Cor
Hom-S. H.m’s
J. W. Adker
Flasshside
W D. Hennen
Bagheera
Hendon Chubb
Bay_ Yacht Club
Oiseau
Indiaas Harbor
Philadelphia Eleven Struggles Against Somerset in Taunton
Special cable reports Philadelphia cricket team opening match at Taunton against Somersetshire. Phillies trail as bowlers Cranfield and Robson excel for Somerset, while Philadelphia batsmen including King, Sharpless, and Wood show scattered successes in first and second innings.
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New York Times
Taunton
England
Philadelphia Cricketers
Somersetshire
Robson
Caintlemen OF
Philadelphia
King
Robfson
B. Cranfield
A. Lester
R - Son
B. Braund
Bohlen
Bates
Ies
M. Wood
Olson
Morris
Cran
H. Scattergood
Nes Newton
Matalinsus
Cee Ee
Somerset
Lewis
Cregar
Nagai Soyo
Erie Po Icins
Scauttergood
Lester
AL Newton
King Cranfield
Net
Daniell
Cc.Bater
Anderson Wins United States Open at Baltusrol
Willie Anderson defeated David Brown by two strokes to win the open golf championship at Baltusrol Golf Club near Short Hills New Jersey after a rain soaked 18 hole playoff to break a tie at 307 after 72 holes. The committee set the playoff for yesterday with the weather delaying the start and Brown reluctant while Anderson pressed for play. Officers listed include President G Herbert Windle Boston Treasurer Samuel x Philadelphia and Secretary Ms.
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Willie Anderson
United States
Baltusrol Golf Club
Short Hills
N. J
David Brown
Erin Brown
Anderson
Baltusrol
Brown
G. Herbert Windle
Boston
Samuel x
Philadelphia
Club Drops Annual Reliability Contest Plan
At a Board meeting in New York Acting President W E Scarritt 80 Broadway the Automobile Club of America decided not to stage its annual reliability contest this fall. With the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers planning a reliability contest starting from New York the club forfeits a second event in the same season deeming it too burdensome for participants. The Montreal round trip run previously listed as a reliability contest may instead serve as a tour.
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Automobile Club of America
W. E. Scarritt
Broadway
National Association of Automobile Manufacturers
New York
Montreal
Reurn
Long Acre Square
Forty-second Street
Forty-seventh Street
Seventh Avenue
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Battery
TIMES
New York Central
New York and
New Haven
Pennsylvania
Long Island Railroad
Jersey City
Hoboken
City Hall
New York City
Charing Cross
London
Nassau Country Club plan for July 4 golf cup event
Preparations for holiday activities at Nassau Country Club are underway. The July 4 golf program features a 36 hole medal play handicap cup donated by George P. Tarageman. The women’s cup final was won by Mrs Beard at the last hole over Miss Gertrude Travers.
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New York Times
Glen Cove
L.L
Nassau Country Club
George P. Tarageman
Frank P. Travers
Beard
Gertrude Travers
Kate Travers
Miss G. Travers
Jerome Travers
H.F. Whitney
Seven Rifle Teams Named for Palma Trophy Competition
The National Rifle Association confirms that at least seven teams will contest the Palma Trophy, representing the United States Great Britain France Norway Canada and Australia. Switzerland and Rhodesia may also take part.
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London
The
National Rifle Association
United States
Great Britain
France
Norway
Canada
Australia
Switzerland
Rhodesia
Middle States Tennis Championship Postponed by Rain
The Middle States championship tournament at Orange Lawn Tennis Club Mountain Station NJ was delayed due to rain. First matches will be played tomorrow.
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Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Mountain Station
Turf Victory for W. K. Vanderbilt in Paris Race
W. K. Vanderbilt's Bright with Nash Turner aboard won the Puke du Conseil Municipal in Paris on June 29, claiming a $2,400 purse.
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W. K. Vanderbilt
Paris
W K. Vanderbilt
Bright
Dr. L H Gulick Elected President of Physical Education Group
Dr Luther Halsey Gulick director of New York City public schools physical training was elected President of the American Physical Education Association. He urged a forward movement in city fitness and praised gymnasium and outdoor exercise over correspondence programs.
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American Association
Luther Halsey Gulick
New York City
American Physical Education Association
Harvard
Yale
Columbia
Cornell
University of Chicago
Young Men's Christian Associations
New York
Boston
Chicago
Gulick
William B. Curtis
America
Harry Buermeyer
New Yorker
Fred Marriott
Harry Fredericks
T. J. Lee
P. J. Walsh
Thomas Delaney
J. H. Giffords
P. D. Stillman
A. F. Copeland
Harry Arnold
Frank Kilpatrick
Pinochle Expert Mendel Drops Dead After Night Café Sitting
Abraham Mendel a seventy five year old pinochle expert known in lower Second Avenue cafés collapsed and died on Third Street near First Avenue after a late night game. He had no known residence or income and was cared for by Fritz Friedman who ran a Second Avenue café. He was found dead shortly after a greeting with George Schott before medical help arrived.
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Abraham Mendel
Second Avenue
Third Street
First Avenue
Braddock
Penn
Fritz Friedman
Mendel
George Schott
East Fifteenth Street
Burchard
Bellevue Hospital
Abattoir Plan for East Side by Swift & Co
Dr. Ernst Lederle, head of the Department of Health, says Swift & Co. may build a large abattoir on First Avenue between 44th and 45th Streets. Conditions require slaughter of cattle and small stock only, no fertilizer from the plant, and abandonment of a west side slaughterhouse plan. The company reportedly accepts. prior assurances from the old Board of Health are contradicted by the current board’s denial and revocation of the existing permit.
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Ernst J. Lederle
Department of Health
Swift & Co
First Avenue
Forty-fourth
Forty-fifth Streets
Lederle
Harmonie Club Funds Reported Defalcation
Eugene Spiegelberg secretary of the Harmonie Club disclosed a suspected defalcation by a single employee. An expert accountant is reviewing the club’s books while president Albert Hochstadter recovers from major surgery. Treasurer Joseph Honig is on a European tour.
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Eugene Spiegelberg
Harmonie Club
Mr. Spiegelberg
Albert F. Hochstadter
Holland House
Joseph Honig
Police auction in Brooklyn sells seized revolvers
Police sold several hundred revolvers seized from Fourth of July celebrants last year at Brooklyn Police Headquarters. The sale, seen as a bunko by some, aimed to resell pistols likely to be confiscated again this Fourth. A youth called it a sawdust game as buyers bought back guns pinched previously. The first two pistols were bought by women who gave no stated purpose.
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Brooklyn
Great Public Library
The
TIMES
L. J. Phillips& CO
Broadway
Columbus
Ackins Named Receiver for Star Petroleum Company
LIMA Ohio June 29 Harry H Ackins was today appointed receiver for the Star Petroleum Company upon the application of Frank H Blackman a Detroit stockholder The company is capitalized at 1 005 090 and its affairs are said to be heavily encumbered
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Lima
Ohio
Harry H. Ackins
Star Petroleum Company
Frank H. Blackman
Detroit
Bain A
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