Juggler Good to Odom Wins Flushing Stakes at Aqueduct
George Odom bought Juggler from the B and O Stable for about 2.68 and half the first purse. The five year old by Hamburg Heracles won the Flushing Stakes at one mile in 1 39 2 5, with Hyperion II and Blandy among the trail. Perseverance wowed in the steeplechase, Pam overtook Vervane late, and Top Note defeated Opal in a feature filled spring meet at Queers County.
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College Diamonds Roundup Headlines From Harvard To Dartmouth Baseball
Harvard defeated Bates 6 to 4 at Soldiers Field with Lanigan shining on the mound and strong Harvard defense. Dartmouth blank Bowdoin in a 3 to 0 home opener as Glaze struck out ten. Georgetown beat Virginia 3 to 0 to clinch the three-game series, highlighted by Susong’s circus catch. Maine toppled Vermont 5 to 1 in Burlington as the college diamond season continues.
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Good Stick Work Wins as Yankees Beat Boston Again
New York defeats Boston 7 to 4 at American League Park in perfect baseball weather. Newton pitched well for the Yankees while heavy hitting early on secured the win. Gessier made a fine running catch and Stah was benched for arguing. Keeler, Hemphill, and Chase produced key hits as New York pulled away, with Moriarity and Niles contributing runs to seal the victory.
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Giants Rally to Top Beaneaters in Boston Clash
Giants win 3 to 2 after two seventh inning runs rescue. Tenney and Seymour deliver timely two base hits in eighth as Kelley ejected after dispute. Corner strong early as Boston misfires, Merkle and Herzog used to bolster lineup.
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Lou Dillon’s Mare Foals Filly In Cleveland
Trotting champion Lou Dillon foaled a clean filly by John A McKerron today in Cleveland. The yearling is sound with no blemish and in perfect condition. Owner Billings says Lou Dillon won’t be trotted this season and perhaps never again. Joan A McKerron is owned by H K Devereaux.
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Jack Atkin Favorite for Excelsior Handicap at Jamaica
Metropolitan Jockey Club hosts the Excelsior Handicap at one mile and a sixteenth with a $10,000 purse. Twelve top contenders, led by exclamations over Jack Atkin and Spooner, battle for supremacy as other entries like Chapultepec Restigouche and Brookdale Nymph attract notable attention.
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Honesty
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Newcastle
Spooner
Beverwyck Stable
Sumter
Berkeley Beeee
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Jamaica
Jack Atkin
Aqueduct
Tom Welsh
Notter
Peter Pan
Chapultepec
Restigouche
Brookdale Nymph
Jack Joyner
Rerolle Wins First Ever Billiards Championship Match
The match began at the Liederkranz Club on 1Sth street with Rerolle defeating J Ferdinand Poggenburg of the home club 400 to 295. Rerolle showed mastery in later innings with expert position play and massé shots, finishing after a long sequence of frames and achieving an average of 12 4-2. The Frenchman’s steady table control and precision allowed him to overcome Poggenburg’s late rally, securing the victory.
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Sas
Larned Wins Mixed Doubles Title At St Nicholas Rink
Speed and accuracy in driving for placement led to victory for Mrs A H McCarthy and William A Larned in the mixed doubles final over Miss Juliet Adee and Raymond D Little at the St Nicholas Rink. Moore, former indoor champion, reached the women's singles final by defeating Minott and Miles, while Fearey beat Busk in another singles match.
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Raymond D. Little
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Elizabeth H. Moore
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St Louis and Chicago Officials and Umpire Accounts
At St Louis R Hx Louis con 20011 492 Chicago .06i 60602 86 382 Batteries St Louis Graham and Stephens dineen and Spencer Chicago Smith and Sullivan Umpire Evans
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Cleveland Detroit Batteries Umpire Report Fragment
Fragmentary score note from a Cleveland Detroit game lists Saar O Loughlin Clarkson Joss Bemis and Thomas for Detroit and Cleveland with an umpire noted. Details are incomplete but indicate battery pairings and officiating.
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Washington and Philadelphia Baseball Umpires and Teams
Fragmentary report lists Wells Washington and Philadelphia game details with batteries Smith Street Maxwell Powers Carter and Umpires Hurst Connolly. Names appear amid scattered score and venue markers suggesting a 1900s city league record.
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Hurst
Connolly
Eastern League games today prompt tight standings
Rochester hosts Jersey City while Montreal travels to Newark and Toronto visits Providence. Final scores show Rochester 9 Jersey City 1 Newark 4 Montreal 2 Buffalo 5 Baltimore 3 Toronto 6 Providence 6. Standings list Baltimore Newark Jersey City with wins and losses and percentages.
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Princeton Beats Columbia In Lawn Tennis Meet
Princeton defeats Columbia five matches to four in a Qual meeting at Princeton. Singles results favored Columbia four to two as Princeton swept doubles. Notable names include Pyne Dixon Banks Gordon Tomlinson and Peiser with both teams fielding strong performances.
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Lush to Lead New Haven as Playing Manager This Season
Billy Lush, former Yale baseball coach, has secured his release from Nashville and will serve as playing manager for New Haven this season. He is expected to manage from the bench for a few weeks before likely taking the field in left field.
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Superb Bas Lose Again as Quakers Beat Superbas at Washington Park
Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn 7 to 6 in a high scoring game. Sparks of the visitors held the Brooklyn bats, while Philadelphia broke the game open with three runs in the fourth inning. Key hits by Osborne Berch Magee and Jordan plus solid fielding powered the Quakers to the victory before a large crowd in warm weather.
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