Oiseau Triumphs in Spindrift Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
Oiseau ridden by O'Neill captured the Spindrift Stakes on a rainy day at Sheepshead Bay. The 3-year-old, carrying 124 pounds, held off Cairngorm to win by a length as the heavy favorite pressed him in the stretch. The Brady stable enjoyed a strong day with Oiseau and other winners while several 'plunger' favorites also prevailed.
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Open Western golf championship opens at Cincinnati Club
The annual open Western golf championship began at the Cincinnati Golf Club in favorable weather. An immense crowd attended as two rounds were completed and fifty golfers from the East joined the field. Laurence Auchterlonny of Glen View Chicago posted the best 36 hole score with 134. The final 30 holes are scheduled for tomorrow with players including Foulis Chicago Lah Rawlins Rochelle White Rainsloe Way Euclid Smith Columbus Simpson RiverStille Mackie Newark Hoare Herslie Lovalousro Maiden Youngstown among participants.
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Youngstown
Vesper Crew Coaches Recover for Henley Regatta
Henley England June 29 sultry weather slows hard work for crews training for the royal regatta. The Vesper eight limited effort to starts and short sprints while other crews arrive and prepare for the big races. Cox swain Abell called for ten strokes as the boat moved with long stretches to avoid fatigue in the heat. The Vesper rowers remain in good shape and hopeful for a strong performance.
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Dashing Tennis by Women in Middle States Championship
Women players contested the Middle States championship with Miss Souther Miss Day and Mrs Clarence Hobart of Orange Lawn Tennis Club and Miss Carrie B Neeley of Kenwood Country Club advancing to the semi finals. The Day Smith match featured a tight three set battle with Day forcing a 7 5 final in the third. Neeley defeated Mrs Edwin Lewis 6 4 in the other noted women’s match while Frederick B Alexander and Robert Le Roy won the men's semi finals.
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Bernardsville Country Club
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Princeton
Frederick B. Alexander
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Columbia University
New Captains Elected at Harvard and Yale Crew
Harvard celebrates victory and partial defeat in a close Varsity race while Yale praises Harvard’s effort. Yale names R. Morse at No. 3 as captain for next year, and Harvard re-elects Captain O D Filley after a strong season.
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Charles River
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R. €. Morse
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O. D. Filley
Judges Refute Blame for Intercollegiate Regatta Misprint
At the Poughkeepsie intercollegiate regatta the winner in the four oared Varsity race was misreported due to a wire communication failure rather than a judging error. Officials said no fault by judges, and stewards agreed crews finish under the centre arch in future to avoid further trouble.
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National Association
Cleveland and Detroit split two games in rain shortened twin bill
Cleveland won the first game 4 0 with aggressive hitting off Killian. In the second Moore held Detroit to two hits until the ninth when four singles produced three runs. In a separate note 8,248 attended as Cleveland and Detroit played through a lengthy doubleheader at American League Park.
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Griffiths Men Rout Quakers In Easy Win
Griffiths men defeated the Quakers by a wide margin as Cleveland gains on Chicago for the American League lead. Yesterday’s MLB scores show New York routing Philadelphia 18 to 4. Boston 4 Washington 3. Cleveland 8 Detroit 3. Detroit 3 Cleveland 2. St Louis 4 Chicago 2. in the National League New York 11 Brooklyn 1. Philadelphia 3 Boston 2. Philadelphia 2 Boston 1.
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National League
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Philadelphia at New York and Washington at Boston
Two games are scheduled today with Philadelphia visiting New York and Washington traveling to Boston. The card lists matchups but provides no results or further context.
Philadelphia Athletics Deliver Big Win Over New Yorks
Philadelphia Athletics dominate Greater New Yorks 13 to 4 at American League Park. Griffith’s squad exhibits sharp fielding and strong batting as Knight and Boston struggle, with Keeler nearly capitalizing on a first inning triple steal attempt.
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Chicago Cubs rally falls short as St Louis holds lead
In a see-saw finish the Cubs rallied in the ninth but could not overcome St Louis. Key players included Gleason Weaver and Tannehill with multiple hits while Altrock Smith Pelty facedters. Attendance stood at 4,635 with Sheridan umpiring after a 1 hour 57 minute game.
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Tannehill’s steady pitching lifts Boston past Washington
Boston wins 4 to 3 as Tannehill holds Washington with timely hitting and solid defense. Key players include Burkett and Mullen for Boston while Slavin and Cassidy contribute for Washington in a tight early-season contest before 3,463 at the park.
New York Champions Dominant Over Brooklyn 11 to 1
The Knicks overwhelmed the Brooklyn club as Mathewson and Elliott shut down the opponents while Clarke homered. Six NY runs came in by the third inning and a total of thirteen champions participated with strong fielding and timely hitting. Attendance reached 2,000 as Emslie umpired a 1 hour 55 minute game.
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St. Louis Triumphs Over Chicago 4–2
St. Louis outplayed Chicago to win 4 to 2 in a baseball clash dated June 29. Chicago showed brief resistance but could not overcome the visitors' offense and pitching.
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St. Louis
Newark Falls to Jersey City in Twelve Inning Tilt
In Newark New Jersey June 29 the Newark team lost to Jersey City 7 to 6 in twelve innings. Jersey City tied the score in the ninth with four runs and won when Keister tripled and scored on Merritt's long fly in the twelfth. Moriarity returned to the mound after injury in the eighth.
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Keister
Merritt
Moriarity
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Baseball box score highlights with key players listed
Struck out by Moriarity five, Planmiller three, Olmstead two. Three-base hits by McCauley and Keister. Two-base hits by O'Hagan, Spooner, Murphy, Moriarity, Clement, McCauley, Halligan. Sacrifice hits by Mahling, Cockman, Spooner. Steal attempts by Mahling, Cockman, Murphy, McCauley, Planmiller. Double play Jones to O'Neil. Hit by pitch Moriarity and Dimstead. Wild pitch Planmiller. Umpire Hassett. Time of game three hours twenty five minutes.
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Montreal Surges To Eighteen Innings Win Over Buffalo 6 5
Montreal defeats Buffalo 6 to 5 after a marathon eighteen inning showdown in Quebec. Raub walked and Wiedensaal drove a game winning hit as McCarthy and Raub contributed to a late scoring rally. Battery details note Kissinger McManus and McAllister for Buffalo and McCarthy Raub for Montreal.
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Baltimore 17 Providence 2 in Baseball Exhibition
Baltimore routed Providence 17 to 2 at Josslyn Field in a batting festival. Baltimore totaled twenty eight bases on twenty safeties led by heavy hitting. Providence struggled with pitching and defense. Attendance was about 5,500 as Burchall and Byers paired for Baltimore behind the plate. Josslyn and Thomas worked for the Providence offense.
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Josslyn
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Thomas
Toronto Beats Rochester 9 to 3 in Baseball Tilt
Toronto defeated Rochester 9 to 3 as visitors failed to threaten. Scoring by innings shows Toronto tallied steadily while Rochester only managed a single run late in the game. Batteries Fertsch and Payne worked for Rochester with Toronto’s pitching keeping control throughout.
Unclear listing of teams and scores
Fragmentary sports round up shows multiple teams with odd punctuation and numbers. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the OCR fragment.
American Association Scores and Standings Summary
Columbus 4 Indianapolis 1 St Paul 9 Kansas City 7 Louisville 2 Toledo 1 Minneapolis 2 Milwaukee 2.
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New York State League Scores From Recent Games
Binghamton defeated Scranton 6 to 5 while Syracuse beat Wilkes Barre 2 to 1. Albany and Utica also reported results with Troy posting a 3 to 1 loss. A. J. and G. added context for the season in 1910.
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New England League Scores Include Haverhill Loss
In Concord the Concord team fell 11 to 2 to Haverhill. New Bedford defeated Manchester 9 to 2. Nashua routed Lae Fall River 23 to 4. Eawatt posted a 23 run margin in the same set of games.
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Connecticut League Scores Slugfest Highlights Night
Reports from New Haven Bridgeport Norwich New London and Hartford show Holyoke Springfield Meriden and other teams posting varied results. Final tallies include Holyoke six over New Haven three and Meriden six over Norwich four with Hartford edging New London seven to three.
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Southern League scores from Atlanta and around region
Atlanta defeated Birmingham 6 to 5 while Nashville logged a 6 to 2 win at Shreveport. New Orleans remained scoreless, dropping 0 to 5 in their matchup.
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Local South Atlantic League Scores Round Up
Augusta beat Columbia 5 to 3. Macon defeated Savannah 3 to 2. Jacksonville shut out Charleston 5 to 0.
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King Chimes and Gov Holt Set New Amateur Trotting Record
King Chimes and Gov Holt, with Col. W C Floyd Jones, set new amateur trotting marks at Empire City in a two heat match race against Luke A Burke’s El Mora and West Wilkes. First heat 2 23, second heat 2 19. Burke’s pair led early but faltered as Floyd Jones surged to a close 2 19 victory.
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Eleven Yachts Leave Gravesend Bay For Hampton Roads Race
Twelve boats from the Brooklyn Yacht Club sailed a 230 mile ocean course to Hampton Roads. Lila led the Challenge Cup entrants as Mopsa Bonita and Tamerlane followed. six yachts competed in cruising prizes including Wayward Gaviota Sunshine Charlotte and Nomad. The fleet started under a northwest breeze with Lila quickest to finish and the crews preparing for the July Fourth regatta at Hampton Roads.
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New York Rifles Arrive in London For Bisley Contest
The Seventh Regiment National Guard of New York riflemen have arrived in England to compete for Col Sir Howard Vincent's trophy against four Bisley teams. Alighting at Bisley Camp, they praised the range, plan wind gauging, and expect to attend the Trooping of Colors and Royal Inspection. They may march to Buckingham Palace after inspection, an unusual privilege for foreign troops to carry arms in the city and enter the palace. The Canadian team also prepares at the Canadian Club for Bisley.
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Cornell Eight Reaches Home After Poughkeepsie Wins
Cornell oarsmen return to Ithaca after strong showing at Poughkeepsie races. Coach Charles F. B. Courtney praises the crew but declines personal credit. A citizens banquet planned in their honor was postponed until fall as rowers head home.
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Maroczy Still Leads In Brussels Chess Tournament
In Ostend Belgium at the end of round thirteen, Maroczy remained in the lead. Final scores show Maroczy with 10 wins and 3 losses, ahead of rivals Tarrasch Janowski Schlechter and others in the international chess event.
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