Firestone Wins Spindrift Stakes at Sheepshead Bay Racecourse
Firestone led by Miller to win the Spindrift Stakes at one mile and a furlong, four lengths ahead of Master Robert. Grapple set a turf track record in the Swiftmas and Queen Marguerite upset Cressina in the first event, with crowd estimates near six thousand and one arrest reported for alleged wagering.
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Firestone
Sheepshead Bay
Spooner
Miller
Master Robert
King Cobaltnd
Hessian
Fair Play
Royal Tourist
Fercada
Harry Payne Whitney
Paul J. Rainey
St. Kevin
Hailf
Baliot
Malacca
Grapple
Nealon
Garner
Jonathanand Beauclerc
Queen Marguerite
Cressina
Explosion
Precepter
Helen Harvey
Adolf Leichting
Pinkertons
Kiamesha
Yinner
Ae Maga
Henry “of
Navarre
Sneerwell
Marie
River
McCarthy
Joyner
E. Dugan
Jacobs
Musgrave
Miss Norfolenninags
McCahey
Aimee
Farrell
Uon
Black Marurine
Callahan
Tipping
eAvoy
Gilbert
de St
Notter
Livingston
McGinnis
Murray
Oat Cullen
Fadden
Marguerite
Aimost
Ize Siento
Nolan
Henderson
Orert
Evans
Steele
Obador
Kraus
Heider
Hampton St
Steiger
Tampico
Johnson
Alcedo
Golden Maxim
Miss Landeman
Astle
Cellay
Shreve
Whitney
Lee
Ahey
Granta
Dwyer Pd
Abe
Heaiers U
Crowley
Alexander
Yorke
Weymouth
Sfakout
Brussel
Lasata Glenview
Reckeweg
Oly Beauty Brig
Bradley
Herbert
Smith
Ee Po
Win
Traight
Williams
Robert
Mers
Ar Garner S
Master
Lemaire
Lata
Ik Dugan
Griffins
Ar Musgrave
J Lee
Jeada Westusien
Acaffrey
Gowan
Saal
Cal
Falcadea
Woolsthorpe
Jonathan
Coulter
Sweet HS Beauclere
de Nsese
Hyland
Steesee
Ned Friar
Wee v
Dwyer
Daniel
Ae. Oy
Aste
Dugan
Daly
Orke Ste Neeres
Cree
Needles
Crack Shot
Star Ruby Doughnuts
Po Fagan
Horee
Newcastle St
Forsythe
Belmnent
McDaniel Seeee
V. Seeee
Hitchcock
Raynor
Nees
Appleburyea
le McCarthy
Peitioost - Hitney
the Vicar
Dandy Dison
Cullen
Joe Sees
Sids Gangolph
Mugwu
Oh Smith
Bpreckels
Tee
Tauity
Corona Belloe Joguard
Oui
Fuerst
Pestatore
tAsify
Nelson
Horner Betes
Pippin
Rostrum
Saratoga Stakes Off In May But Some Races Reopen
An official of the Saratoga Racing Association announced that several midsummer stakes are declared off under contract clauses due to adverse legislation. The Great Republic and Saratoga Handicap races are among those canceled. others may reopen with new terms and close entries July 1. The meeting runs July 30 to August 1, with plans to avoid clashing with Yonkers Empire City dates if profits allow.
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Saratoga Racing Association
Saratoga
Merchants and Citizens
Champlain
Delaware
Amsterdam
Crerskill
Seneca
Huron
Seranac
Mohawk
Troy
Kentucky
Grand Union Hotel
United States Hotel
Empire City
Yonkers
Toronto Cricket Club Faces Philadelphia Cricket Club in Opener
Former collers players for the Toronto Cricket Club faced Philadelphia Cricket Club and scored 11 runs in the first inning. Canadian bowlers retired three of Philadelphia's best basemen for runs before play ended for the day.
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Philadelphia
Collers
Toronto Cricket Club
Philadelphia Cricket Cub
Dar
Speedy Trotters To Meet In Readville Purse Trot
Readville Massachusetts June 30 Announcement was made that a sweepstakes for a purse of 259 will replace the free for all trot canceled after Sonoma Girl withdrew. Major Delmar 139 Sweet Marie 2 02 and Wikes Heart 2 64 will start in a best two of three one mile heats race set for July 4 at Readville.
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Readville
Mass
Sonoma
Delmar
Sweet Marie
Wikes Heart
Old Cy Young Dominates Yankees as Boston Wins Eight to Nil
Cy Young pitched a near perfect game for Boston Americans against New York at American League Park yesterday. Only one batter reached base on a bases on balls to Niles in the first inning, with 27 men facing Young. Boston hit hard early and late, scoring in each inning except the third, and clinched an eight to zero victory amid heat and a large crowd.
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Cy Young
Boston Americans
Yankees
American Rheague Park
Young
Niles
Boston
St. Louis
Glade
New York
Elberfeld
Manning
Newton
Joe Lake
Thoney
Sullivan
Keeler
McConnell
Gessler
Laporte
Unelaub
Cravath
McConneil
Unglaub
Waener
Lake
Ribpo Thoner
O Niles
Tagland
Conroy
Wesw Aheaves
Criger
Staten
McDonell
Stahl
Blair
Man—ning
O Loughnio
Brooklyn
Giants
Superbas
New Yorkers
McGrawites
Cincinnati
Chicago
Taylor
Pastorius
Washington Park
Mike” Donlin
Shannon
Fred Tenney
Roger Bresnahan
Bridwell
Tenney
Lumney
Burch
Maroney
Doyle
Breanahan
Hummel
Sto Donlin
Lumley
Seymour
Ritter
Hummell
Lumier
Devle
Tenner
Brook Devle
Tenneylyn
Palls
Brooklin
Unknown Chicago baseball score and umpires noted
Fragmentary report lists teams Ohio White and Sullivan Detroit and Schmidt with umpires Sheridan and Connolly at a Chicago venue. Details incomplete including score and full context.
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Chicago
R. H
Detroit
Ohio
White and Sullivan
Schmidt
Sheridan and Connolly
Philadelphia Batter Up Ends in Tight Exhibition
At Philadelphia the game featured Battery pairs Coombs and Powers for Philadelphia against Plank and Schreck for Washington. Umpires were Hurst and Egan in a closely contested affair, with both sides scoring in multiple innings.
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Philadelphia
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Washington
Coombs
Cleveland Batteries Triumph in St. Louis Exhibition
In St. Louis Cleveland, Liebhardt and Femis led a batteries corps supported by Powell Waddell and Spencer. Umpire Evans officiated as team members Beuls and others contributed to the nine hits and strategic plays in a concise scorecard style.
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St. Louis
R. H. E. Cleveland
Beuls
Cleveland, Liebhardt and
Femis
St. Son
Powell, Waddell and Spencer
Avans
Eastern League games results and standings brief
Newark defeated Providence 6 to 3 while Baltimore beat Jersey City 9 to 3. Toronto topped Montreal 8 to 2 and Buffalo won 1 to 0 in another contest. Rochester beat Toronto 9 to 3. Standings list Buffalo 35 22 603 Newark 475 Baltimore 25 24 579 Montreal 474 Providence 20 24 556 Rochester 29 27 Jersey City. In the State League Syracuse beat Binghamton Albany and Scranton beat Wilkes-Barre 6 to 4 in 13 innings.
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Newark
Providence
Baltimore
Jersey City
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Toronto
Kica
Syracuse
Binghamton
Albany
Troy
Scranton
Wilkes-Berre
Sheephead Bay Entries Today Baseball Match
Sheephead Bay hosts a six day baseball event at 4 PM in American League Park with Americans facing Beaton in today’s card spotlight.
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Beaton
Larned Defeats Clothier in Middle States Tennis Match
At Orange Lawn Club Mountain Station New Jersey Edwin P. Larned defeated William J. Clothier 6-2 8-6 in singles as part of the Middle States championship. Behr lost to Rev. H. J. Randall 0-8 6-2 6-2 while Larned and Wrenn lead the doubles for the title with recent victories.
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William J. Clothier
Karl H. Behr
Orange Lawn
Behr
L. Millens Burt
Raymond D. Little
Larned-Clothier
Clothier
Larned
William A. Larned
George L. Wrenn, Jr
Middle States
Agin
T. M. Denehue
G. F. Toucchard
RE. D. Marks
F. ©. Inman
R. D. Little
C. S. Mills
First Young
R. S Promtice
I. Grigin
H. J. Rendall
Mollenhauer A Winner In Chesson Court Tennis
Mollenhauer wins the Knickerbocker Field Club lawn tennis event at Matubbish. He defeats L C Reimer in the opening round and tops Montgomery in a tight three setter. the Westfalls, Samuel and Herbert, also win their singles matches as sixteen doubles teams begin.
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Henry J. Mollenhauer
Herbert L. Westfall
Cameron
Samuel A. Westfall
Knickerbocker Field Club
Matbush
H. D. Montgomery
Mollenhauer
L. C
Reimer
Columbia
Montgomery
Westfalls
Herbert T. Westfall
Harry Gulick
Cedric Major
Gore Reclaims All England Lawn Tennis Title
A. W. Gore defeated H. R. Barrett in the final to win the all England championship. The match concluded with Gore taking the title by default as Norman E. Brookes could not attend. Mrs Sterry won the ladies singles by default in the absence of Miss May Sutton.
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Wimbledon
England
A. W. Gore
H. R. Barrett
Mr. Gore
H. L. Doherty
Norman E. Brookes
Brookes
Gore
Sterry
May Sutton
California
Henley Regatta Opens With Quiet Start
Henley England June 30 opening under ideal weather. No foreign crews compete this year due to steward rules amid Olympic regatta fears. Eton debuts in Grand Challenge Cup, beating Pembroke Oxford by one length as house boats remain scarce.
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Henley
England
Eton
Pembroke College
Oxford
Pirates Lead NL Race as Cincinnati Tops Chicago
Pittsburg fans parade in jubilation as the Pirates move into first in the National League pennant chase. Cincinnati defeats Chicago to push the world champions from the top spot, with the Giants closing the gap and heightening feverish city interest.
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Pittsburg
Pirates
Cincinnati
Chicago
Giants
Giants Rally to Narrow Gap in National League Race
New York visits Brooklyn in NL action as Cincinnati beats Chicago and Boston defeats Philadelphia. Giants trail leaders but creep up after Pastorius and Donlin drive runs. Brooklyn’s Taylor struggles with control while Hummel and Donlin contribute key hits.
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New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
New Ae
St. Louis
Baseball Scorecard from Cincinnati and Chicago Series
The record lists teams Cincinnati and Chicago with players Spade and McLean Fraser Reulbach and Kling. Umpires Emslie and Rudderham noted for the game scene.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Spade
McLean
Fraser, Reulbach and
Kling
Emslie and Rudderham
Rider Nearly Killed As Brooklyn Run Ends In Long Island Mishap
William J. Chadeayne on a Thomas motorcycle crashed through a Freeport wagon during the Federation of American Motorcyclists run from Brooklyn to Riverhead and back. He suffered facial injuries but insisted on finishing, passing all controls on time. About 65 riders started and roughly 30 finished the 176 mile course with scores likely featuring few perfect scores. Diamond and gold medals await winners as New York hosts more events through the week.
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Brooklyn
Riverhead
Long Island
William
Chadeayne
Freeport
Patchogue
Roslyn
New York
San Francisco
Grand Circuit cycle meet rescheduled for Madison Square Garden
The cycle racing schedule shifts with Asbury Park on Saturday and Wallsbury on Sunday. The Monday night meeting at Madison Square Garden is postponed to Wednesday July 8. top professionals and amateurs will compete at Asbury Park with many also racing in Newark, affecting form for the Garden event.
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Asbury Park
Wallsbury
Madison Square Garden
Newark
Connecticut League Scores Report
Springfield 1 Meriden 0. Bridgeport 2 Waterbury 1. New Britain 4 Holyoke 2. Hartford 4 New Haven 3. Scoring details and team results summarized from league results.
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Springfield
Meriden
Tgeport
Waterbury
New Britain
Holyoke
Hartford
New Haven
New England BASH Results Reported by City Scores
Lawrence 7 Brockton 4 New Bedford 11 innings Traver hill 1 Lowell 4 Lynn 3 Fall River 2 Worcester 1 11 innings.
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New England
Touring board active in Glidden tour planning and events
The American Automobile Association touring board under F B Hower is handling a flood of questions and requests for the Glidden tour. Officials expect strong West and Indiana representation and see the event as a premier competitive auto contest. Also noted: Chicago club rim contest plans and Elkwood Park track meeting at Long Branch with top drivers and firms like Michelin and G & J backing the event.
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American Automobile Association
New York
H. Q. Smith
American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
Buffalo
F. B. Hower
Hower
West
Indiana
A A A Seeks Recognition At Dieppe Grand Prix Meet
The American Automobile Association forms a foreign affairs committee led by President A. Ed. Hotchkiss. Members include William K. Vanderbilt Jr Jefferson De Mont Thompson A G Batchelder S A Miles and Robert Graves. They plan to attend Dieppe July 7 for the Grand Prix and push for recognition from the International Association of Recognized Automobile Clubs.
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American Automobile Assocation
A. Ed. Hotchkiss
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Jefferson de Mont Thompson
A- Gc. Batchelder
S. A. Miles
Robert Graves
Miles
Dieppe
Automobile Club of France
American Automobile Association
International Association of Recognized Automobile Clubs
Automobile Club of America
International Association of Recognized Automeha Clubs
Bicycle Racer Hopper Hurt in Salt Palace Accident
Norman Hopper, a professional bicycle rider from Minneapolis, was thrown from his wheel at the Salt Palace saucer track while pacing a 1:25 rate. He lies in critical condition with a foot long splinter entering his abdomen.
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Salt Lake City
Jone
Norman
Hopper
Minneapolis
Salt Palace
Football coach Henry Schulte marries Irene Arnold
Detroit notes Henry F. Schulte football coach at State Normal College of Ypsilanti wed Irene Arnold today at her Marcellus home. He played for the University of Michigan during 1904 to 1907.
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Detroit
Henry F. Schulte
State Normal College of
New Postoffice Station Opens at Cortlandt Building
Postmaster Morgen announced the Cortlandt Building station at 90 Church Street opens at 7 a m with stamp money order and registration windows open to midnight daily. On July 3 the Hudson Terminal Station will take over all outgoing letters and circulars from the General Post Office.
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Morgen
Postoffice
Cortlandt Building
Church Street
Hudson Terminal Station
General Post Office
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Sheepshead Bay Racing
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Mollenhauer A Winner
H. J. McNmenhauer
L. C. Reimer
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HH. Martin
George S. Groesbeck
B. Brown
A. Rassford, Jr
W. D. Vince
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H. C. Meinken
Cedric Mayer
B.S. Cameron
F. W. Merrihew
H. L. Westfall
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