Firestone wins Spindrift Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
Firestone captured the twenty fourth Spindrift Stakes over one mile and a furlong at Sheepshead Bay, finishing four lengths ahead of Master Robert. Grapple posted a track record for a mile and a quarter on turf in the Swiftmas, while Queen Marguerite defeated Cressina and Explosion.
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Firestone
Sheepshead Bay
Spooner
Miller
Master Robert
King Cobalind
Hessian
Fair Play
Royal Tourist
Fercada
Fskcada
Harry Payne Whitney
Leo
Paul J. Rainey
St. Kevin
Malacca
Grapple
Nealon
Garner
Brother Jonathan
Beauclerc
Queen Marguerite
Cressina
Explosion
Preceptor
Helen Harvey
Pippin
Gowan
McCahey
Running Water
Adolf Leichting
Pinkertons
Henry _of Navarre
Sneerwell
Straigh
Queen
Marguerite
River St
Joyner
McCarth Cressina
Farrer
Currie
Callahan
Tipping
McAvoy
Gilbert
Newcastle
Notter
Laivingston
Sweet
McGinnis
Jo Lang
Riskra
Murray
J Cullen
Vergo
Aimes C
St Leonards
iStraight
St . Kevin
Steele Eorees
Kraus
Evans
Heider
Robador
Boy
Hampton St
Steiger
Tampico
Johnson
Holden
Kelleher
Kevin
Golden Maxim
Musgrave
aeManus
Bi el Lee
Ars Traveller
Metahey
Kania Oe
Dwyer
Garner LE St Abe
Healey
Crowley
Weymouth
Alexander
Yorke
Livingston
Brussel
Lasata
Glenview Bt
Reckeweg
Bradley
Herbert Wy
Merise
Smith
Sumter
Uncle Jim
Sea Cliff
Grania
Royal Flush
Modreda
Shower Stone
Williams
Emer
Lema
Eeme
Upton
Royal Touri
Whitney
Dugan
Griff
Montpelier St
Lee
Caffre
McCahey Boene
B. G
Woolsthorpe Alae Post
Bettini
Jocke
Sweet Brother
Jonathan
Coulter
Lemaire
Shreve
Hyland
A’ Upton
Nee O (Lee
Bob Notter
Red Friar
Seers (Dwyer
Danie
Daly
Yorke Ee
Ple
B. F
Star Ruby—Doughnuts Co
St. Em
Sasece Lee
Garner Teresa
Newcastle St
Liz
the Pippin
Forsythe
I Lee
Belmontht Tod
Celia
Stereee
Clef ‘ Hitchcock
Banbury
Joe Lett
Randolph
Ati
Nee (Carroll
H. Smith
Ates
Fredonta Mugwump
Spreckels
Td Uy Gilbert
Killereen A Tauity
Corona Bell
Dioguard
Pid Horner
Rostrum
Saratoga Stakes Off for Midsummer Meeting
An official of the Saratoga Racing Association announced that several stakes for the midsummer meeting at Saratoga have been declared off under adverse legislation. The Great Republic Stakes the Saratoga Handicap the Saratoga Cup and Merchants and Citizens Stakes are affected plus Shillalah and two steeplechase races though some events will run as planned including the Hopeful Sarasota Special Grand Union Hotel and United States Hotel. The meeting is set July 9 to August 11 with a Yonkers Foxfire City meeting starting August 12 to avoid a loss of profits if possible.
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Saratoga Racing Association
Saratoga
Merchants and Citizens
Champlain
Delaware
Amsterdam
Catskill
Seneca
Huron
Seranac
Mohawk
Adirondack
Troy
Kentucky
Yonkers
Toronto Cricket Club Faces Philadelphia in Early Match
In Philadelphia on June 7 a team of former collets players for the Toronto Cricket Club posted 311 runs in the first inning. Canadian bowlers dismissed three Philadelphia batters for unknown runs before play ended for the day.
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Philadelphia
Collets
Toeronto Cricketlub
Philadelphia Cricketlub
Canadien
Dar
Speedy Trotters to Meet in Readville Sweepstakes
Readville Massachusetts June 30 Announcement was made that a sweepstakes for a purse of 259 would replace the free for all trot canceled after Sonoma Girl withdrew. Major Delmar 139 Sweet Marie 2 02 and Wikee Heart 2 64 will start in a best two of three one mile heats.
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Readville
Mass
Sonoma
Delmar
Sweet Marie
Wikee Heart
Old Cy Young Shuts Down Yankees In One-Hit Boston Victory
Cy Young pitched a near flawless game as the Boston Americans defeated the New York Yankees 8 to 4 at American Rune Park. Only one Yankee reached base on a walk in the first inning, and just twenty seven batters faced the Boston ace. Boston jumped ahead in the first and held the lead, with key hits from Unglaub Wagener and Laporte, while Newton and Lake pitched well for New York.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
New
Yankees
American Rhengue Park
Young
Niles
Glade
New York
Elberfeld
Manning
Newton
Joe Lake
Thoney
Sullivan
Keeler
McConnell
Gessler
Laporte
Unglaub
Cravath
MecConnell
Wagener
Lake
Nen
Ribpo
Stahl
Tagland
Conroy
Wagner
Biatt
Criger
Ston Essa
Ss-Niess
Staten
McConell
Blair
oOff
Ning
O' Loughlin
Chicago Batterys vs Detroit Batteries-Criunching Box Score
At Chicago R H E Chisees 2 8.0 09 026 2 x8 6 2 Detroit 0 31880 0 0-2-20 Batteries Chi 0 White and Sullivan Detroit Mullin and Schmidt Umpires Sheridan and Connolly.
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Chicago
R. H. E. Chisees
Detroit
Chi
White
Sullivan
Mullin
Schmidt
Sheridan and
Connolly
Philadelphia Batteries Edge Washington in Low-Scoring Tilt
In Philadelphia the Batteries beat Washington 6 to 5, with Coombs Powers Plank Schreck Burns Street and Umpires Hurst and Egan noted in the box score detailing runs hits and errors for both sides.
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Philadelphia
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Washington
Coombs
Batteries-Cleveland dominate St. Louis game in tight show
At St. Louis the Cleveland battery duo Liebhardt and Bemis powered a close contest against St. Louis. Umpire Ivans officiated as the teams exchanged leads and the action highlighted by the strong Cleveland pitching and fielding trio including Powell Waddell and Spencer.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Liebhardt and
Bemis
St. Sant Powell, Waddell and Spencer
Ivans
Eastern League Scores Report Providence Triumphs over Newark
In the Eastern League Providence defeated Newark 6 to 3 while Baltimore beat Jersey City 9 to 3. Toronto and Montreal each notched 2 in two Montreal games, Buffalo won 1, and Rochester 0. In the State League Utica 4 over A J G 3 and Syracuse 4 over Binghamton Albany 4. Scranton 6 over Wilkes Barre 4 in 13 innings.
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Newark
Providence
Baltimore
Jersey City
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Toronto
Wh. F.C
Utica
Syracuse
Binghamton
Albany
Troy
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Americans vs Beaton at Baseball Park
Sheepshead Bay entries today list a baseball game at American League Park with the New York Americans facing Beaton at 4 PM.
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Sheepshead Bay
N.Y
Beaton
Claymore and Behr Fall in Middle States Tennis Fight
Clothier and Behr, former internationals, lose to Edwin Larned and Rev. H J Randall amid a field at the Orange Lawn Tennis Club Mountain Station New Jersey. Larned defeats Clothier 6-2 8-6 and Randall beats Behr 0-6 6-2 6-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Clothier
Karl H. Behr
Orange Lawn
Behr
L. Millens Burt
Raymond D. Little
Larned-Clothier
Clothier
Larned
Middle States
Cragin
T. M. Donohue
G. F. Touchard
R. L. James
T. R. Pelt
C. Cragin
Dr. P. B. Hawk
KE. P. Larned
R. D. Little
L. M. Burt
Karl H. Rehr
S. A. Carr
B. &. Prentice
John Neely
F. Kidde
Wallach Johnson
G. W. Bloch
L. Woodbury
R. H. Palmer
Mollenhauer A Winner In Lawn Tennis Tournament
The Knickerbocker Club courts host a lawn tennis event where Mollenhauer tops Montgomery in three sets after Reimer’s upset, with Westfalls reclaiming wins over Gulick and Major. Doubles began with sixteen pairs as schedules proceed toward finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Mollenhauer
Herbert L. Westfall
Cameron
Samuel A. Westfall
Knickerbocker Field Club
Platbush
H. D. Montgomery
Mollenhauer
L. C. Reimer
Columbia
Reimer
Montgomery
Molienhauer
Westfalls
Herbert I. Westfall
Harry Gulick
Cedric Major
H. J. Mottenhauer
W. L. Pate
HH. Martin
George S. Groesbeck
B. Brown
A. Bassford, Jr
W. D. Price
S. A. Westfall
H. C. Meinken
Cedric
G. S. Groesbeck
R. H. Boggs
M. Hagar
J. W. Anderson
W. M. Jennings
Ss. A. Westfall
A. G. Norris
W. C. Allen
E. S. Cameron
H. Colcord
H. J. Mollenhauer
H. L. Westfall
H. Gulick
W. L. O'Brien
B.S. Cameron
F. W. Merrihew
S. A Westfall
H. Perpati
F. W. Holmes, Jr
E. J. Brainerd
H. Belknap
Dr. W. D. Price
Gore Regains All England Title in Five Sets
Wimbledon reports A W Gore defeats H R Barrett three sets to two to win the all England lawn tennis championship final. Final set scores 6-3 6-2 4-4 3-6 6-4. Brookes unable to defend. Gore claims title by default. Mrs Sterry wins ladies singles by default in absence of May Sutton.
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Wimbledon
England
A. W. Gore
H. R. Barrett
Mr. Gore
H. S. Doherty
Norman F. Brookes
Brookes
Gore
Sterry
May Sutton
California
Henley Regatta Opens Amid Olympic Regatta Waiver
Henley England June 30 Reducing interest for the Olympic regatta the traditional event opened in fine rowing weather. No foreign crews took part due to stewards ruling. Eton appeared in the Grand Challenge Cup with the school eight defeating Pembroke College Oxford by one length. Attendance was light and house boats were scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley
England
Eton
Pembroke College
Oxford
Pirates Take National League Lead as Cincinnati Slips
Pirates lead the pennant race after Cincinnati's win over Chicago, while the Giants gain on Pittsburgh and Chicago. Pittsburg fans celebrate in the streets as anticipation builds for the Fourth of July. The world champions are cooled but still close in a feverish chase.
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Pittsburg
Pirates
Cincinnati
Chicago
Giants
Giants Edge Brooklyn 9-3 as Taylor Shuts Out Superbas
New York beats Brooklyn 9 to 3 in a National League game. Pastorius pitched well for the Giants while Taylor struggled, and Donlin, Tenney, and Bresnahan produced key runs. Brooklyn showed limited offense with five hits, while New York tallied steadily with singles and timely plays.
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Brooklyn
Giants
Superbas
New Yorkers
McGrawites
Cincinnati
Chicago
Taylor
Washington Park
Pastorius
Mike” Donlin
Shannon
Fred Tenney
Roger Bresnahan
Bridwell
Tenney
Lumley
New York
Burch
Doyle
Maloney
Bresnahan
Cincinnati Battery Trio Faces Chicago Nine in Exhibition
At Cincinnati two clubs square off as Spade and McLean of Chicago join Fraser Reulbach and Kling for batteries. Umpires Emslie and Rudderham call the game with Cincinnati hosting the Chicago squad.
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Cincinnati
R. HE
Chicago
Spade
McLean
Fraser
Reulbach
Kling
Emslie and
Rudderham
Rider Is Hurt Yet Persists In 176 Mile Motorcycle Run
Federation of American Motorcyclists event from Brooklyn to Riverhead Long Island and return saw William C. Chadeayne crash a Thomas motorcycle into a farm wagon near Freeport. Despite severe injuries he continued, finishing controls on time as about thirty of sixty five riders completed the 176 mile course. Diamonds and gold medals await winners. Chadeayne had earlier ridden New York to San Francisco in forty seven and a half days.
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Federation of American
Brooklyn
Riverhead
Long Island
William c. Chadeayne
Thomas
Freeport
Chadeayne
Patchogue
Roslyn
New York
San Francisco
Grand Circuit cycle meet rescheduled for Madison Square Garden
A cycle racing schedule shifts this week with events at Asbury Park on Saturday and Wallsbury on Sunday. The Madison Square Garden meet, set for Monday night, is postponed to Wednesday in late July. Top professionals and amateurs will race at Asbury Park, with many riders also in the Newark races.
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Asbury Park
Wallsbury
Madison Square Garden
Newark
Connecticut League Results Summary
Springfield 1 Meriden 0 Bridgeport 2 Waterbury 1 New Britain 4 Holyoke 1 Hartford 4 New Haven 3 standings show Hartford and New Britain victorious with close scores across league games.
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Springfield
Meriden
Bridgeport
Waterbury
New Britain
Holyoke
Hartford
New Haven
New England League Scores From Recent Games
Lawrence defeats Brockton 7 to 2 while New Bedford posts 4 to 1 win over Haverhill. Lowell tops Lynn 4 to 3 and Fall River edges Worcester 2 to 1 in 11 innings.
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New England
Lawrence
Brockton
New Bedford
Haverhill
Lowell
Lynn
Fall River
Worcester
Innnings
Touring board active in Glidden tour and rim contest plans
The AAA touring board under F B Hower handles Glidden tour questions daily, aiming for a demanding route and strong brake equipment. The Chicago Motor Club plans a demountable rim contest in July on the Elgin-Aurora course with support from major rim makers, signaling broad industry interest. Entries close for Elkwood Park track meeting at Long Branch, featuring a five mile race and the Lewisohn prize.
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American Automobile Association
New York
H. O. Smith
American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
Buffalo
F. B. Hower
Glidden
Hower
West
Indiana
Chicago Motor Club
Elgin-Aurora
Elgin
Aurora
Norperville
David Beecroft
F. E. Edwards
Michelin
Continental
Fisk
Pennsylvania
Nadail
Diamond Rim
Elkwood Park
Long Branch
Lewisohn
H. J. Kilpatrick
Harry Levy
Hotchkiss
Acme
Ralph de Palma
Allen Kingston
Arthur Warren
Stearns
Stuart Elliott
George Robinson
Fiat Cyclone
Harry Michener
Lozier
Allen-Kingston
H. T- Kilpatrick
Isotta
Renault
Am A A Forming Foreign Affairs Committee for Dieppe Race
The American Automobile Association plans to seek recognition from the International Association of Recognized Automobile Clubs. President W Hotchkiss appointed a committee including William K Vanderbilt Jr Jefferson De Mont Thompson A G Batchelder S A Miles and Robert Graves. Most members travel to Dieppe July 7 for the Grand Prix of the Automobile Club of France with Miles returning by July 8 or 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Automobile Association
W. Hotchkiss
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Jefferson de Mont Thompson
A. G. Batchelder
S. A. Miles
Robert Graves
Miles
Dieppe
Automobile Club of France
International Association of Recognized Automobile Clubs
Automobile Club of America
Bicycle Racer Norman Hopper Injured At Salt Palace Track
Norman Hopper the professional bicycle rider from Minneapolis was thrown from his bike at the Salt Palace saucer track while pacing at a 1 25 rate. He is in critical condition with a foot long splinter penetrating his abdomen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Norman
Hopper
Minneapolis
Salt Palace
Football coach weds Irene Arnold in Michigan home
Detroit reports Henry F. Schulte football coach at State Normal College Ypsilanti and Irene Arnold married at the bride’s Marcellus home. Schulte played for the University of Michigan football team during 1904 to 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Henry F. Schulte
State Normal College
Ypsilanti
Mich
Irene Arnold
Marcellus
Schulte
University of Michigan
Postoffice Opens New Hudson Terminal Station in Cortlandt Building
Postmaster announces the new postoffice station at No 2 Church Street will open at 7 this morning with stamp and money order windows and letter registration open until midnight daily. On July 3 the outgoing letter and circular department will move from the General Post Office to this Hudson Terminal Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Cortlandt Building
Church Street
Hudson Terminal Station
General Post Office
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Sheepshead Bay Racing
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George L. Wrenn, Jr
W. J. Clothier
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G. M. Lynen
H. Bruckhauser
F. Watson, Jr
J. Neely
J. E. Miles
L. H. Fitch
Dean Mathey
A. Gerlach
F. 2. Littlejohn
Mollenhauer A Winner
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