Ballot Sets New American One Mile Record at Sheepshead Bay
James R. Keene's Ballot shatters the mile mark with 2 29 3 5 for five furlongs at Sheepshead Bay, winning the Advance Stakes by two lengths while Hessian and King James duel for second. Melisande also scores in the Vernal Stakes as Big Chief clocks a track record for one mile and a furlong.
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James R. Keene
Ballot
Ixteenthe
Sheepshead Bay
Gedouin
Ironsides
Belmont Park
Hessian
King James
Frank Gill
Dorante
Colin
Keene
Durante
Standard
Harry Payne Whitney
Jockey Club
Melisande
Sea Wolf
Watervliet
Mauviette
Herman B. Duryea
Counterpane
Ledy Hubbard
Megg
Hil
Peter Pan
Jacobite
Besom
Big Chief
Dainty
Samson
Question Mark
George G. Long
Paris
M. A. Silver
South America
Corrigan
Lima
Ben Brush
Dugan
Farrell
Garner
Kentucky
Lay
McDaniel
McCormicks
Saracinescu
James B. Brady
Tims
D. c
Pontiac
Madelaine
Post
Ieee
Castie
Notter
Lakeland
Wenden
Belmont
E. Dugan
Law
Campsigner
Richards
McCahey
Big Chief Forced the Pace, But Had To Be Driven Out To Win. Question Mark
Anteus
Vernal
Ch. F
Vivabelie
Horee
Duryea
McCarthy
Spreckels
Dor
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Cassatt
Selisande
Marviette
Lady Hubbard
Cerito
St. A
Leeraigs
Sccuss
Heces Snes Adyner
E Dugan
Madden
McGinnis
Forsythe
IJ. Lee
Bairct
Meddler
Sea Nymph
Idles Sea Wolf
Whitney
Douryea
Lil
Wood
Gilbert
Joseph
Marrone
Marathon
Great Pirate
HRACK
Ch & Fleurette
Watercress
Point
Finn
Joe
Lm Mn
Aarteree i Madden
Stynn
Lang
Dr. Pillow
Griffin
Musgrave Ba
Rubin Grands
Williams
Milier
Carter
Shreve
Sir John
Dwyer) Grint
iMcCarthy Lily O
Met ‘Ahey
Uthwell
St T
Dander
Ap Takahira
Stich
New Blood for Giants Buys Marquard and Meyers for 17000
The New York Giants announced purchases of pitchers Marquard from Indianapolis and Meyers from St. Paul for 17000. Pay split is 11000 for Marquard and 6000 for Meyers, with Bresnahan and Needham in mind for catching duties as the club aims to lead the league on a Western trip.
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Cincinnati
National Commission
New York National League Baseball Club
Marquard
Indianapolis
American Association
Meyers
St. Paul
Frea Knowles
New York
Giants
Bresnahan
Needham
Detroit
Chicago Nationals
Brush
Bassford Wins Twice in Knickerbocker Club Tennis
Abraham Bassford Jr and Dr William Rosenbaum each win singles titles on the Flatbush courts. Bassford defeats Edgell and Anderson while Rosenbaum overcomes Brainerd in a tight match. In doubles Sandborn and Pate fall to Best and Cameron as the upset adds drama to the event.
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Cornell
Abraham Bassford, Jr
William Rosenbaum
Knickerbocker Field Club
Flatbush
F. H. Sandborn
Walter L. Pate
Brooklyn
Bassford
F. B. Edgell
J. W. Anderson
Sandborn
Pate
H. D. Best
E. S. Cameron
A. Bassford, Jr
Dr. William Rosenbaum
E. J. Brainerd
G. S. Groesbeck
R. H. Roges
J. G. Allen
HJ. Molienhauer
Joseph T. McMahon
J. T. Moore
F. Franklin
W. L. O’brien
L. (. Reimer
A. S. Westfall
Dr. H. H. Waugh
H. D. Rest
W. L. Pate
Brighton Beach Stakes Canceled Due to Albany Legislation
J Fitzgerald, president of the Brighton Beach Racing Association, said sixteen midsummer stakes at Brighton Beach are cancelled after consent from over 9 percent of nominators. The five day meet starting July 7 will have its programme announced today, and the association will limit information flow from the track to prevent telephoned or wired updates.
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C. ‘J. Fitzgerald
Brighton’ Beach Racing Association
Brighton Beach
Albany
Fitzgerald
Coney Island Jockey Club
Teddy Koerner Falls From Night Mist at Windsor
Detroit July 1 Teddy Koerner under contract to W O Joplin fell badly from Night Mist in the fifth race at Windsor. Fears arose that the jockey may be seriously injured. He is the brother of Charlie Koerner who rode for Harry Payne Whitney last year.
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Detroit
Teddy Koerner
W. O. Joplin
Windsor
Charlie Koerner
Harry Payne Whitney
Sheepshead Bay Racing Summary
Weather clear at Sheepshead Bay as racing proceeds on a fast track. Prices quoted for bets reflect track conditions without explicit changes in odds.
Larned Dominates in Middle States Tennis Contests at Mountain Station
E P Larned overwhelmed Raymond D Little 6 1 6 3 as Miss Marcus and Miss Wildey also shone in singles at the Middle States championship on Orange Club turf. Pell upset Touchard in a testing three setter while doubles saw Behr and Larned prevail.
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Touchard
Edwin P. Larned
Raymond PD
Little
Orange Club
Mountain Station
N. J
Marcus
Edna Wildey
Eleanor Souther
Natalie Wildey
Miss Souther
Larned
Raymond D. Little
Theodore R. Pell
Gustave F. Touchard
E. F. Larned
Rt. KR
T. R. Pell
B. S. Prentice
Dean Mathey
Anthony Geach
A. Roche
R. P. Bennett
Wallace F. Johnson
H. J. Rendall
Lawrence Woodbury
Frederick Gwynne
William A. Larned
George To Wrenn, Jr
Anthony Gerlach
V. We
Miss Steever
M. Ogden
E. Scott
W. H. Underhill
E. Marcus
Marie Wagner
E. K. van Winkle
Giants Fall to Brooklyn as Rucker Shuts Out Giants 4 0
National League action sets Brooklyn vs Boston and Philadelphia vs New York with yesterday’s results showing Brooklyn 4 New York 0 and Chicago 5 Cincinnati 1 Boston 6 Philadelphia 1 in the opener. Nap Rucker pitched superbly for Brooklyn, silencing New York while Maloney and Hummell sparked the offense.
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Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburg
Patsy Donovan
Nap Rucker
Giants
Washington Park
McGinnity
Rucker
Iron Man
Superbas
Maloney
Shannon
Hummell
Lumley
Sheehan
Tenney
Bergen
Donlin
Ww. Lps
Abribpoa
Burch If
Oll
Doyley' E
Bresnahane
Hummel
Devlin Rf Uo
Jordan
Tb v0
Seymour
H U
Devlin
Lewis
Bridwell
Needham O
Malarkey
Brooklyn Ee Ecceses
Maloney Burch
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
LL. el Wits
Doubleheader Recap Boston Splits Two With Philadelphia
In the first game Boston loses 6 to 4 after a 3 run sixth. Dorner and Smith hit for Boston while Corridon and Dooin handle Philadelphia pitching. Second game Boston wins 8 to 6 behind Lindaman and Graham with Moren Richie and Jacklitsch guiding Philadelphia. Rigler umpired both games.
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Boston
R. H. EB
Philadelphia
Dorner and Smith
Corridon and
Dooin
R.H.E Boston
Philadelphi
Lindaman
Graham
McQuillan
Moren
Richie
Jacklitsch
Rigler
Chicago Beats Cincinnati 5 to 1 in 8th inning clash
Chicago defeated Cincinnati 5 to 1 in an eight inning game. Reulbach pitched for Chicago with Kling and a strong bullpen sequence while Cookley McLean and Pearce appeared for Cincinnati. Umpires Rudderham and Emslie officiated the contest.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Kinginnati
Reulbach
Kling
Cookley
McLean
Pearce
Rudderham and Emslie
Eastern League scores and standings update
Baseball results list several Eastern League games with Newark, Providence, Jersey City, Baltimore, Montreal, Buffalo, Rochester and Toronto. Standings show Montreal and Newark tied with .900, Jersey City at .667, others fading as Rochester and Buffalo close in on playoff spots.
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Baltimore
Jersey City
Newark
Providence
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Toronto
Toronto Club and Philadelphia Cricket clash ends in draw
The Toronto Cricket Club from Canada and Philadelphia Cricket Club finished their match in a draw after Toronto posted 311 in the first innings and Philadelphia reached 254 before all out. Toronto closed at 1 9 runs for nine wickets when stumps were drawn.
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Philadelphia
Toronto (Canada) Cricket Club
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Toronto
Yankeees Fall Short in Tight Boston Victory
Chesbro pitched well for New York as Boston edged ahead with two runs in the sixth after a costly error. Moriarity kept the Yankees in check, while Ball’s fielding and Unglaub's two-bagger helped Boston seal a 4 to 3 win at home.
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Cy Young
Yankees
Boston
Yankee
Cicotte
Chesbro
Ball
Unglaud
McConnell
Stahl
Kiemnon
Moriarity
Keeler
Elberfeld
New York
Seasee
Ingland
Cam Burchell
Kleinow
Sullivan
Gessler
Laporte
Burchell
O' Loughlin
Philadelphia Batteries Umpires Scoreline Note
At Philadelphia the record lists R H E and pitch data for Washington and Philadelphia with a 4100x-281 code and umpire names Egan and Hurst. The teams Washington and Philadelphia feature Dygert and Powers, Hughes, Cates and Street as players or officials.
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Philadelphia
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Washington
Dygert
Powers
Hughes
Cates
Egan and Hurst
Cleveland Beats St. Louis 2 to 1 in U.S. Baseball Mix
In St. Louis, Cleveland defeated St. Louis 2 to 1 with pitchers Rhoades and Clark for Cleveland and Howell and Spencer for St. Louis. Umpire Evans officiated the game. Battery notes list Cleveland Rhoades Clark and St. Louis Howell Spencer.
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Cleveland
ST. Louis
R. H. BE. Cleveland
Rhoades and Clark
Howell and Spencer
Evans
Detroit Beats Chicago 3 1 in Exhibition Showdown
In Chicago Detroit defeats Chicago 3 to 1 with pitchers Killian Schmidt for Detroit and Altrock Sullivan for Chicago. Umpires Sheridan and Connolly presided as the teams exchanged hits and runs.
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Chicago
R. HE
Detroit
Killian
Schmidt
Altrock and
Sullivan
Sheridan and
Connolly
New England League Results Report
Lawrence defeated Lynn 2 to 1 in the first game and 8 to 2 in the second. Brockton and Lowell were rained out. Haverhill beat Fall River 4 to 0 and Worcester topped New Bedford 6 to 2.
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Lawrence
Lynn
Brockton-Lowell
Haverhill
Fall River
Worcester
New Bedford
State League baseball results update
Scranton defeated Wilkes-Barre 4 to 0 in 11 innings. Utica beat A J 11 to 2. Albany won 1 to 0 against Troy, while Syracuse posted a 6 to 3 win over Binghamton.
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Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Utica
Albany
Troy
Syracuse
Binghamton
Connecticut League Results
Waterbury edging Meriden 3 to 2 in 12 innings and Hartford beating Springfield 1 to 0 in 13 innings. New Britain topped Bridgeport 5 to 2 while Holyoke defeated New Haven 8 to 4.
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Waterbury
Meriden
Springfield
Hartford
New Britain
Bridgeport
Holyoke
New Haven
Fairs Wins Second Court Tennis Series in World Championship
Cecil Fairs, former world court tennis champion, captured the second set series against F Johnson for 31,000 a side in Brighton. The best of thirteen sets match began Monday with Fairs winning the first series and now leads as a strong favorite as the contest continues toward Saturday finish.
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Brighton
England
Cecil Fairs
F. Johnson
Fairs
Etonians Win Again at Henley Regatta
On July 1 at Henley the second day of the regatta featured diversified races with eight oared contests and Diamond Sculls heats. Eton College defeated Caius College Cambridge by three-quarters of a length in the Grand Challenge Cup second round, continuing their early success.
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Henley
Eton
Caius College
Cambridge
Meadow Brook Polo Wins Two Matches on Long Island
Meadow Brook first team beat Rockaway 7 1 2 to 5 1 2 in game one. Bryn Mawr defeated Meadow Brook Freebooters 9 4 to 6 4 in ten periods for the Westbury cup chance.
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Meadow Brook
Long Island
Rockaway
Meadow Brook Freebooters
Bryn Mawr
Freebooters
E. S. Reynal
D. Milburn
L. Waterbury
J. A. Burden
A. Brown
H. W. Harrison
R. E. Strawbridge
Charles Wheeler
J. S. Phipps
J. M. Waterbury
H. P. Whitney
H. C. Phipps
J. A. Rawlins
Ross Opens Lead In Massachusetts Golf Championship
Alex Ross of Brae Burn led a 29-player field at Brookline Country Club after day one, posting 74 in the morning and 72 in the afternoon for a 36-hole total of 146. He holds national, Southern and Massachusetts open titles and sits one stroke ahead of David Brown of Lawrence and Henry Wilder of Harvard after the opening day.
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Boston
Alex Ross
Brae Burn
Massachusetts
Country Club
Brookline
David Brown
Lawrence
Henry Wilder
Harvard
H. H. Wilder
Vesper
Andrew Campbell
Alex Campbell
J G. Anderson
Woodland
Gilbert Nichols
M. J. Brady
Commonwealth
T. McNamara
Wollaston
G. L. Bowden
Alpine
So Geo Dow
Matt Campbell
Metropolitan Golf Association Skips Olympic Cup Defense
The Metropolitan Golf Association will not field a team for the Olympic Cup at Rock Island Arsenal on July 11 due to lack of willing representatives. Captain Charles H. Seely cites absences of Jerome D. Travers Walter J. Travis Fred Herreshoff and Findlay S. Douglas as reasons. Travis tied the course record with a 71 in a recent practice match. 105 entries are listed for the tournament with Travers absent.
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Metropolitan Golf Association
Rock Island Arsenal
Charles H. Seely
Jerome D. Travers
Walter J. Travis
Fred Herreshoff
Findlay S. Douglas
Seely
Cleveland
Apawamis Club
Will Anderson
F. L. Douglas
J. D. Foot
Records May Fall At Paterson In National Motorcycle Meet
Entries closed for the Federation of American Motorcyclists national championships to be held on a six lap banked board track in Paterson New Jersey on Saturday July 4. Noted riders entering include Walter Goerke of Brooklyn Jean Bruyère of France Alexander Klein of Philadelphia W C Chadeagnee of Buffalo Stanley Kellogg of Springfield C S Hinckley and R B Du Soll of Aurora and Fred Huyck of Chicago. World records are expected to fall.
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Federation of American Motorcyclists
Paterson
N. J
Walter Goerke
National Athletic Club of
Brooklyn
Jean P. Bruyére
France
Alexander Klein
Philadelphia
W. Cc. Chadeagnee
Buffalo
San Francisco
New York
Stanley T. Kellogg
Springfield
Mass
Hinckley
R. B. du Soll
Aurora
Ill
Fred Huyck
Chicago
Automobiles Hand Autos World Ad from Times Sq Auto Co
An advertisement from Times Sq Auto Co at 1599-1601 Broadway proclaims largest dealers new and used autos in the world for Sunday papers. It highlights broad selection and prominent display in a classic period ad.
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Times SQ. Auto CO
Long Branch Auto Meet Draws Packed Entries and Police Coverage
Long Branch New Jersey hosts a crowded track meeting with twenty one cars named and more expected as officials anticipate fast races. Police and Pinkerton guards will police the course with officials including Frederick Lewisohn and J R Overpeck. Registrations show gains after a slow period and talks of a twenty four hour race at Brighton Beach.
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Elkwood Long Branch
N. J
Long Branch
Pinkerton
Fiat
Welch
H. L. Perlman
W. B. Anderson
Acme
Acme Motor Car Company
Stearns
Wyckoff, Church & Partridge
American
Stewart H. Elliott
Christie
Walter Christie
R. W. Buckley, Jr
James Dotg
Brooklyn
Allen-Kingston
Allen-Kingston Motor Car Company
Bianchi
Percy Owen
Kingsley Swan
Peerless
J. A. Clark
Oldsmobile
Harold T. Creighton
Deal
Frederick Lewisohn
J. R. Overpeck
Jefferson Seligman
Walter Lewisohn
T. J. O'Donohue
E. B. Schwarzkopf
Harry Clinton
Walter R. Lee
Brighton Beach
Free admission for Mineola trotting meeting
The New York Driving Club will stage seven trotting races on the half mile track at the Queens Nassau Agricultural Society Mineola Long Island on Saturday starting about 1 p.m. Admission is free and about one hundred horses are expected to compete.
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New York Driving Club
Queens-Nassau Agricultural Society
Mineola
Long Island
Sunday Tribune Arrival Note
A brief among the Sunday Tribune records a note about arrival times and location for the next edition. It mentions staff convening at a designated newsroom and delivering deadlines for ongoing stories. The memo underscores timeliness and coordinated distribution.
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