Ballot Sets New One Mile Five Eighths Track Mark at Sheepshead
James R. Keene's Ballot broke the American and likely world two mile marks by running one mile and five furlongs in 2 28 3 5 at Sheepshead Bay. Ballot led Hessian and King James in the Advance Stakes, winning by a length with Colin nearby. Melisande won the Vernal Stakes while Big Chief set a new track record for one mile and a furlong at 1 51 45, in the Dandelion race.
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James R. Keene
Ballot
Sheepshead Bay
Bedouin
Ironsides
Belmont Perk
Hessian
King James
Frank Gill
Dorante
Colin
Mr. Keene
Durante
Equality
Harry Payne Whitney
Jockey Club
Melisande
Sea Wolf
Watervliet
Megg’s Hill
Peter Pan
Jacobite
Rangeroad
Besom
Keene
Big Chief
Dainty
Samson
Question Mark
George G. Long
Paris
M. A. Silver
South America
Corrigan
Lima
Br.g
Ben Brush
Post Horse
Ace
E. Dugan
Bltisen
Notter
Sullivan
W. Miller
Carroll
Ae Lang
Tames
B. Bra Farrell
A Garner
Kentucky Besu
Clay
McDaniel
eCrtmick
Tom
Brandt
Lee
Saracinescu
James B. Brody
Pontiac
Madelaine
Big Oh
Newscastle St
Ecevee
Lakeland
Anteus
Belmont
McGinnis
Law
Campaigner
Richards
McCahey Canoes
Ch. F
Sylvabelie
Jocke
Pilace
Nate
Notte
Duryea
McCarthy Te
Newcastle St
Ledy Hubbard
Madden
Spreckels
Iw. Doyle. Meuviette
Montpelier St
Cassatte
Manviette
Lady Hubbard
Vater—Cerito
Pat Stwese
Joyner
James
Malden
Meddler Sea Nymph
Bea Wolf
Whitney
Pid E. da
Gn McCart
Wood
Ze Me Garner i Keene
Gilbert
Ae Lovey
J. Tne
St. Jovesin
Marrone
MecDaniel
Os Bes Wolf
Marathon
Pirate
Watercress
Fieuirelle
Onener
Saan Whitner
Griffinitz
Musgrave
Miller
Carters
Shire
Sir John
Huey
MeDanie
Brussel _ ie
Rubia
Firestone
Fitz Herbert
Harrigan
Gus Helman
Merry Knight
Neers
King Castle
Long Island
Jack Atkin
Far West
Westbury
Crawford
Faran Por
Prince Ching Prother
Jonathan
Tnenete
Arkle
Sally
Heo
Colonel White
Grimaldi Eoess
Gowan
Rockstone
Easton
Mies Catesty
Umbrella Molesey
Sukey
Going Away Over the Fourth Leave Order for Sunday Tribune
A travel note urges readers to arrange home delivery of the Sunday Tribune before departure for the Fourth of July. It emphasizes ensuring local news service remains uninterrupted during travel.
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The
Sunday Tribune
New Blood for Giants adds Marquard and Meyers to roster
The New York Giants announced purchases of Marquard from Indianapolis and Meyers from St. Paul for 7000. The deal, supported by secretary Frea Knowles, signals a high-stakes effort to bolster the team for the Western trip and title chase. Marquard is noted for a strong minor league record including two no hit games.
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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 Tennis Meet
Abraham Bassford Jr. and Dr. William Rosenbaum delivered strong singles wins at Knickerbocker Field Club Flatbush. Doubles saw an upset as Best and Cameron beat Sandborn and Pate after a tight match. Bassford defeated Edgell 7-5 6-2 then Anderson 6-3 6-3. Rosenbaum beat Brainerd 2-6 6-4 7-5. Doubles Best and Cameron prevailed 6-1 3-6 7-5 over Sandborn and Pate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
FE. J. Brainerd
G. S. Groesbeck
R. H. Poges
J. G. Alien
HJ. Mollenhauer
Joseph T. McMahon
Ll. T. Moore
F. Franklin
W. L. O'Brien
L. ©. Reimer
A. S. Westfall
Dr. H. H. Waugh
H. D. Rest
W. L. Pate
Brighton Stakes Off At Brighton Beach
J Fitzgerald, president of the Brighton Beach Racing Association, said sixteen stakes scheduled for the midsummer meeting at Brighton Beach were cancelled due to Albany legislation. The decision follows consent from over 9 percent of nominators, freeing the association from contracts. The first five days of the July 7 meeting will be announced today. Fitzgerald also said the association will restrict external information flows from the track, following Coney Island Jockey Club’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fitzgerald
Brighton Beach Racing Association
Brighton Beach
Albany
Fitzgerald
Coney Island Jockey Club
Koerner hurt in Windsor race incident
Detroit July 1 Teddy Koerner under contract to W O Joplin fell badly from Night Mist in the fifth race at Windsor and doctors fear serious injuries. He is brother to Charlie Koerner who rode for Harry Payne Whitney last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Teddy Koerner
W. O. Joplin
Windsor
Charlie Koerner
Harry Payne Whitney
Sheepshead Bay Racing Summary
Weather clear at Sheepshead Bay as track conditions improve. Prices quoted at the track reflect racing activity without external listing.
Larned Dominates Little In Middle States Tennis Clash
Edwin P. Larned overwhelmed Raymond D. Little 6-1 6-3 in the Middle States championship second round. Natalie Wildey beat Eleanor Souther 6-4 6-4 while Miss Marcus and Miss Edna Wildey also posted notable wins. Pell edged Touchard 6-3 1-6 8-6 as others advanced in singles and doubles events at Orange Club Mountain Station.
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Edwin P. Larned
Raymond D. Little
Orange Club
Mountain Station
N. J
Marcus
Edna Wildey
Eleanor Souther
Natalie Wildey
Miss Souther
Larned
Little
E. F. Larned
E—A
T. R. Pell
G. F. Touchard
N. Niles
C. Frederick Watson, Jr
C. M. Bull, Jr
John Neely
Karl H. Behr
B. &. Prentice
Dean Mathey
Anthony Gerlach
A. Roche
R. P. Bennett
Wallace F. Johnson
H. J. Rendall
Lawrence Woodbury
Frederick Gwynne
William A. Larned
George Te Ate Jr
Miss Steever
M. Ogden
E. Scott
W. H. Underhill
FE. Marcus
Marie Wagner
E. K. van Winkle
A. H. MacCarthy
Faith Handy
Miss Marie Wagner
Miss FE. Marcus
F. Jenkins
von Briesen
F. Marcus
BE. Donald
M. Lea
Giants Shut Out by Nap Rucker in Washington Park
Patsy Donovan started Nap Rucker against the Giants at Washington Park, delivering a 4 to 0 victory for Brooklyn. Rucker’s dominant pitching and Superbas hitting, including Maloney’s homer and Bergen’s RBI, produced yesterday’s clear win as Brooklyn sails to Boston next, while New York heads home to host Philadelphia before a Western road trip.
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Patsy Donovan
Nap Rucker
Giants
Washington Park
McGinnity
Rucker
Iron Man
Brooklyn
Superbas
Maloney
Shannon
Hummell
Lumley
Sheehan
Tenney
Bergen
Donlin
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Burch If
Doyle
Bresnahan
Jordan
Seymour
Devin
Uv Lewis
Maloney Burch
Malarkey
Hummel
Touble
Devlin Lewis
Jordan Jordan
Lewis
Double Header For Boston In Twin National League Card
Boston defeats Philadelphia in the first game with limited runs as Dorner and Smith hold the plate while Corridon and Dooin handle catching duties. In the second game Boston loses to Ox 14 8 1 with Lindaman and Graham batting. McQuillan Moren Richie and Jack Mtsch also appear. Umpire Rigler officiates both outings.
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Boston
R. H. B. Boston
Philadelphia
Dorner and Smith
Corridon and
Dooin
R. H. E. Boston
Lindaman
Graham
Joe McQuillan
Moren
Richie
Jackl Mtsch
Rigler
Chicago Beats Cincinnati 5 to 1 in Cincinnati
Chicago won 5 to 1 at Cincinnati with Reulbach and Kling pitching. Umpires Rudderham and Emslie. The line score shows Chicago had 6 hits to Cincinnati 1 and errors noted as 0.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Bo O
Reulbach
Kling
Cookley
McLean
Pearce
Rudderham and
Emslie
Eastern League Scores and Standings Snapshot
Results list from Baltimore at Jersey City Newark at Providence Buffalo at Montreal and Rochester at Toronto with final scores. Standings show Buffalo 38 25 Jersey City 23 36 and Newark 30 82 Providence 30 5 Rochester 24 31 Toronto 20 29.
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Baltimore
Jersey City
Newark
Providence
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Toronto
F.C. Buffalo
Cricket Match Ends In Draw Between Toronto and Philadelphia
The Toronto Cricket Club and Philadelphia Cricket Club matches in Philadelphia concluded in a draw after Toronto posted 311 in their first innings and Philadelphia reached 254 for seven before stumps. Toronto ended at 12 for nine in their second innings. Also listed is a 4 PM Giants versus Philadelphia game at Polo Grounds with 60 cent admission.
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Philadelphia
Toronto (Canada) Cricket Club
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Toronto
Yankees A Run Short as Boston Wins 4 2
In a tight American League clash Chesbro pitched for the Yankees but Boston defeated New York 4 to 2. Moriarity drove in the decisive runs as Ball’s misplay and late hits sealed the victory for Boston before a shrinking home crowd.
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Cy Young
Yankees
Boston
Yankee
Cicotte
Chesbro
Ball
Unglaub
McConnell
Stahl
Moriarity
Keeler
Kleinow
Elberfeld
Blair
Niles
Burchell
New York
Abribpoa Aly R
Thoney_ Ifa
Sullivan
U S
Carrigan
Burehell P
Philadelphia Batteries Duel Eddying Odds
At Philadelphia R H E listed as 9 10 6 094000x to 281. Washington 6 UP 600000600 with 60 00 60. Umpires Egan and Hurst. Dygert and Powers for Philadelphia. Hughes Cates and Street for Washington.
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Philadelphia
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Washington
Dygert
Powers
Hughes
Cates
Egan and Hurst
Cleveland Edges St Louis in Low Scoring Game
At St Louis the Cleveland team won 2 to 1 over St Louis with pitchers Rhoades and Clark for Cleveland and Howell and Spencer for St Louis. Umpire Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
ST. Louis
Rhoades and Clark
Howell and Spencer
Evans
Detroit Defeats Chicago 3-1 in Chicago Ball Game
Detroit batteries Killian and Schmidt beat Chicago with Altrock and Sullivan behind. Umpires Sheridan and Connolly presided. Chicago listing shows scattered score details and player markings amid partial play descriptions.
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Chicago
KOE Tioteom
Detroit
Killian
Schmidt
Altrock and
Sullivan
Sheridan and Connolly
New England League Scores Report
Lawrence beat Lynn 2 1 in game one while the two teams tied 2 2 in game two. Brockton Lowell rain delayed action. Haverhill defeated Fall River 4 0 and Worcester won 6 2 over New Bedford.
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Lawrence
Lynn
Brockton-Lowell
Haverhill
Fall River
Worcester
New Bedford
State League Results Highlight Scranton and Utica Wins
Scranton defeated Wilkes-Barre 4 to 0 in four innings. Utica beat Albany 11 to 0 in five innings. Syracuse triumphed over Binghamton 6 to 3.
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Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Ais
Utica
Albany
Syracuse
Binghamton
Connecticut League Results Update
Waterbury edged Meriden 3 to 2 in 12 innings while Springfield defeated Hartford 1 to 0 after extra innings. New Britain beat Bridgeport 5 to 2 and Holyoke topped New Haven 8 to 4.
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Waterbury
Meriden
Springfield
Hartford
New Britain
Bridgeport
Holyoke
New Haven
Fairs Wins Second Series in World Pro Championship Match
Cecil Fairs former world champion in court tennis leads F Johnson in a 1 000 a side world professional championship match. The best of thirteen sets continues with Fairs holding a strong favorite position after winning the first series on Monday. The match is to finish on Saturday in Brighton England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
England
Cecil Fairs
F. Johnson
Fairs
Etonians Win Again at Henley Regatta
On July 1 Henley held the regatta second day with a larger crowd but few foreign entries. Eton defeated Caius College Cambridge by three-quarters of a length in the Grand Challenge Cup second round, as four-oared heats and Diamond Sculls joined eight-oared events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley
Eton
Caius College
Cambridge
Meadow Brook Polo Triumphs In Two Matches On Long Island
Meadow Brook first team beat Rockaway 7 5 in the opener while Bryn Mawr defeated the Meadow Brook Freebooters 9 4 in the second. Freebooters troubled by late scoring lapse, Bryn Mawr edged ahead in the tenth period as Meadow Brook prepares for Westbury Cup Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
R. la Mont
Ross Leads Field in Massachusetts Golf Title
Alex Ross of Brae Burn led the 29-player field at Brookline Country Club after day one of the Massachusetts title. He carded 74 in the morning and 72 in the afternoon for a 36 hole total of 146, one stroke ahead of David Brown of Lawrence and Henry Wilder of Harvard. The article lists the top twelve leaders.
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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 Cambell
J. G. Alerson
Gilbert Nichols
Woodland
M. J. Brady
Commonwealth Ofm
T. McNamara
G. L. Bowden
Alpine
Geo Dow
Matt Campbell
Oaceens
Metropolitan Golf Association Withdraws From Olympic Cup
The Metropolitan team will not compete in the Olympic Cup on July 11 at Rock Island Arsenal Golf Club due to lack of willing representatives. Captain Charles H. Seely, facing travel reluctance from stars Jerome Travers Walter Travis Fred Herreshoff and Findlay Douglas, declines to lead. Last year’s champions from Cleveland missed this event as well. Travis shot 71 in a practice match as 105 entries proceed with Travers absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Motorcycle Nationals
Entries closed for the Federation of American Motorcyclists annual national championships to be held on a six lap banked board track in Paterson New Jersey on Saturday July 4. Riders entering include Walter Goerke Jean Bruyére Alexander Klein Wm C C Chadeagnee Stanley Kellogg C S Hinckley R B Du Soll and Fred Huyck with expectations of new world records from the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of American Motorcyclists
Paterson
N. J
Walter Goerke
National Athletic Club of
Brooklyn
Jean P. Bruyére
France
Alexander Klein
Philadelphia
Ww. Cc. Chadeagnee
Buffalo
San Francisco
New York
Stanley T. Kellogg
Springfield
Mass
Hinckley
R. B. du Soll
Aurora, IL
Fred Huyck
Chicago
Automobiles in Times Square Auto Co Ad
A fragment mentions Times Sq auto dealer listing new 4 hand autos and Sunday papers. The readable text notes TIMES SQ AUTO CO at 1599 1601 Broadway and a sales announcement.
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Times SQ. Auto CO
Auto Race Prep At Elkwood Park Long Branch N J
Entries for the Elkwood Park track meeting in Long Branch show twenty one cars named with Fiat Cyclone Packard Runabout and members of the Automobile Club of America among organizers. Officials include J Overpeck Seligman and T O Donohue with police and Pinkerton guards ensuring course safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkwood Park
Long Branch
N. J
Pinkerton
Fiat
Welch
H. L. Perlman
W. B. Anderson
Acme
Acme Motor Car Company
Stearns
Wyckoff, Church & Partridge
American
Stewart H. Eliett
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. Odonohue
Mineola Trotting Meeting Free Admittance Planned
The New York Driving Club will host a free entry trotting meet at Mineola on Saturday. The event on the Queens Nassau Agricultural Society half mile track will feature seven races beginning around 1 p.m. About 100 horses are expected to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Driving Club
Queens-Nassau Agricultural Society
Mineola
Long Island
Local News Dealer Emphasizes Orderful Service
A regional news distributor urges readers and shops to maintain orderly routines in daily deliveries. The message stresses reliability, punctuality, and clear communication to ensure consistent coverage across neighborhoods.
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Knickerbocker F. C
Sheepshead Bay Racing
E. P. Larned
Pell
Touchard
Pittsburg
National League
Ww. I. P.ccw
Polo Grounds
Casey
Louis
Pet Wei Pe
Stee Ated
Cheabro
Uneglaub
Gessler
Laporte
O' Loughlin
NEW England
Connecticut
Etonians
Caius College, Cambridge
Ross
Automobile Club of America
A. G. Volck
D. S&s Fero
John F. Dryden
Frederick H. Eaton
Robert Mcc. Butt
M. A. Neeland
Philip G. McFadden
John R Waters
Sumner Ballard
George E. Marcus
James B. Regan
Charles R. Lynde
Richard H. Halsted
Henry Ollesheimer
Cornelius G. Coakley
H. T. Jacquelin
Alexander Dow
Charles Weitsbecker
Ferdinand Kuhn
R. F. Outcault
Harry
Crmnz
RW. Cavenaugh
R. H. Hood
5. M. Williams
Henry McC. Bangs
Howard A. Giddings
George H. St. Clair
John van Benschoten
John Bindley
Franklin Farrel, Jr
William V. Kelley
Fred W. Upham
Herbert D. Lafferty
Club
Bureau of Tours
Port Chester
B. C
Larchmont
Blossant Heath Inn
Mamaroneck
Post Road
Echo Lake
Briarcliff
Lake Mahopac
Castle Point
North White Plains
North Broadway
White Plains
Newcastle Corners
Mount Kisco
Ardsley
Sawmill River
Irvington
Sag Harbor
Nassau County
Hillside Avenue
Merrick Road
Jamaica
St. George
Tottenville
Staten Island
Central Valley
Highland Mills
Orange County
Wheelmen’s Rest
South Shore
R. M. Owen & Co
Frank B. Hower
American Automobile Association
Charlies M. Brown
Winton Motor Carriage Company
Charles W. Churchill
Fred Wagner
Pesnning
CROW
HB. Kirk & GO
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