Far West Triumphs In Sheepshead Bay Handicap
Far West led a strong field at Sheepshead Bay to win the Long Island Handicap by a short head after a seven furlong tempo. Jack Atkin and Dandelion chased, but weight and distance favored Far West as Westbury and Tourenne faded. Etherial set a new six furlong turf mark in the Pansy Stakes, and D'Arkie won a tight turf battle. The Long Island Railroad kept horse trains, and Brighton Beach plans for the midsummer meeting were outlined with new race names and added money stakes.
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Far West
Sheepshead Bay
Jack Atkin
Dandelion
Gilbert
Par West
Prisciliisa
Peter Quince
Westbury
Tourenne
E. Dugan
McCarthy
Fitz Herbert
Justice Bischoff
D’arkie
Prince Ching
Johnny Moran
D’arkle
D'Arkle
Etherial
Sireeco
Horoscope
Long Island Railroad
Belmont Park
Brighton Beach
Brighton Beach Racing Association
Brighton
San
Firestone
Br. c
Horee
I &T
Herbert
Sesame
Brandt
Madden
Lee
Ateeee
Belmont
Miller Oesed
Asses
Duryea
Notter Mo
McDanie
Merry Knights Aniem
Garner
Harrigan
Mretify
Sue Kittle
Poe
Pawt
Jockeet le Hstee
Vinger
Davidson
Pepe P Ker
McKinney
Hampton St
Colt
Wilson
Helder
Dupee
Javidson
King Caede
Rocket
Furning
Bine
Prince of Pilsen
Sta
Lindal
Aelkwood Park
Aftongreen
McCahey
Whitney
Dugan
A McGinnis
J Lang
Boah
Dwyer
Randelphy
Leach
Taboo
Grania
M Ponte
Jock Mas
Brian Place
Schwartz
Mo Ray
Gilbert E
Sack Atkin
Schreiber
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Lady
Laster Wa
Hildreth
Miller
Hitchcocks
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Mackenzie
Gere
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Wwe
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Moe
Moran
Musgrave
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Ste Yorke
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Dnien Welling
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Ifferd
Savona
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Remeth
Iealey
Gilbert Erreeee
Upton
Crowe
Yorke
Nantes
Vern
Heffineri
Sthalieky
Sirengiy
Maieser
Gewan
S. L. Parsons Elected Jockey Club Steward After Death
Schuyler L. Parsons was unanimously elected steward of the Jockey Club to fill the vacancy from J. H. Bradford’s death. Parsons has led Coney Island Jockey Club efforts for years, drawing favorable remarks from horsemen and racegoers. Officials approved include Henry J. Morris as steward, Frank J. Bryan and W. P. Riggs as judges, Bryan as clerk of the course, E. C. Smith as clerk of the scales, and W. Vosburg to represent the club at Brighton Beach summer meet beginning next Tuesday.
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Schuyler L. Parsons
Jockey Club
J. H. Bradford
Parsons
Coney Island
Baltimore
Stewart
Henry J. Morris
Frank J. Bryan
W. P. Riggs
E. C. Smith
W. Vosburg
Brighton Beach Racing Association
Bicycle races at Newark Velo dréme to-morrow and Sunday
The Newark Velodrome schedules bicycle races for tomorrow and Sunday in observance of Independence Day. The feature race will be a thirty mile motor paced event.
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Newark
Douglas in the Van Leads Field at Apawamis Golf
Findlay S. Douglas led a large field in the invitation tournament at Apawamis Club with 156 for 36 holes. Walter J. Travis and B. C. Fuller followed with 157 each, while Charles Seely struggled with 167, near the edge of the first sixteen. Nineteen.
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Findlay S. Douglas
Apawamis Club
Douglas
Walter J. Travis
Garden City
B. C. Fuller
Charles H. Seely
Wee Burn
James D. Foot
Travis
Doveglas
Apawamis
Nassau
C. A. Dunning
Seely
Dunning
Findlay
J. Travis
Pry
B.C Fuller Apawamis
A. Dunning
R. Thurston
Apawatmis
G. J. Graham
Fairfield Wees
J.D Foot Apawamis
G. Db
JL P. Gwver
Siwanoy Oe
Howard Gee
Arsdale
F Upton, Jr
Oercar Woodward Montclair
Sens
Armstrong
Fox Hills Isk
Phillips
Siwany
A. J Watson
Dunwoodie Eeeese
Saido
A. Spofford
Hering
Scarsdale
A. H Barnes
a. H Barnes Apawamis #0 170 A. Lichtenheim, Wykagy
J A. Peck
B. T. Allen
Fox Hills
L. A. Hamilton
Wryka
H. L. Phillips
Finang
Shoup
Englewood Co
H Brown
St. Andrews S
W. F Hart
E. L. Scof
A. Sherman
Ross Tolds His Title Wins Massachusetts Golf Championship
Alex Hoss of West Newton captured the Massachusetts open golf championship for the third time at the Country Club links in Boston. He finished at 20 under with rounds of 146 over 36 holes yesterday and 144 today. Alec Campbell of the Country Club finished five strokes back with a 295 total.
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Boston
Alex Hoss
West Newton
Alec Campbell
Rose
Campbell
Sheepshead Bay Racing Summaries Weather Update
Weather at Sheepshead Bay is clear with a fast track. Prices quoted at the track but not openly.
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Sheepshead Bay Racing
Four Players to Fight It Out in Middle States Championship
Semi final brackets filled at Orange Lawn Tennis Club Mountain Station New Jersey with Niles Pell Larned Rendall and Bull Jr advancing. Niles beat Pell 6-3 6-4, Larned defeated Johnson 6-4 7-5, Rendall beat Woodbury 7-5 as doubles progress was halted by darkness.
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Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Mountain Station
N. J
N. W. Niles
Edwin P. Larned
H. J. Rendall
Charles M Bull, Jr
Niles
Theodore R. Pell
Pell
Wallace F. Johnson, Jr
Lawrence Woodbury
F—Lore
W. Niles
T. R. Pell
N. Edwin P
C. F. Watson, Jr
John C. Neely
A. S. Dabney
R. M. Palmer
Otto H. Hinck
Karl H. Behr
W. F. Johnson, Jr
B. Neely
Miss Steever
Edna Wildey
Natalie Wildey
A. H. McCarthy
C. B. Neely
Milas Steever
Giants Pull Out Game Matty Pitches In Form
National League games listed with Philadelphia at New York and others. Giants beat Philadelphia 4 to 3 at the Polo Grounds, aided by seven Philadelphia hits but Giants errors. Mathewson returned to top form guiding New York to a key victory, narrowing the gap to leaders Pittsburg and Chicago.
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Polo Grounds
Giants
Mathewson
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chicago
New York
Quakers
Seymour
Titus
Magee
Bransfield
Matty
Osborne
Sharp
Devlin
Shannon
Bridwell
Doyle
Rigler
McGraw
Kitty
Ribpoa
Tenney
Grant
Knabe
Bresnahan
Courtney
Doolan
Oo Mathewson
Donin
Foxen
Yankees in a rout as Senators hand New York twin losses
Washington defeats New York 4 to 3 in the opener and 8 to 5 in the nightcap, as Elberfeld’s club slumps on a shower interrupted day. Hitting prevailed for the Senators with timely singles and double steals, while various pitching changes shaped the two games.
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Washington
Elberfeld
Yankees
New York
Senators
Biberfeld
Newton
Orth
Hogg
Milan
Niles
Shipke
North
Ganley
Manning
Superbass Begin Well In Boston
Brooklyn defeats Boston 2 to 1 as Wilhelm dominates on the mound. Maloney and Lumley drive Brooklyn’s runs in the second and sixth innings, with Lumley totaling three hits for the day. Flaherty bears the loss despite a solid effort, while Brooklyn capitalizes on errors and key hits to secure the victory.
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Boston
Wilhelm
Brooklyn
Superbas
Flaherty
Maloney
Harry Lumley
McGann
Hummel
Dahlen
Lumley
Lewis
Broiklyn
Abrabrilbpoa
Po Burch
Beaumont
Mahoneyr
Brown
Bates
Jordan
Dahien
Ritchey
Bergen
Smith
Ape Wilhelm
Kelley
St Louis Battery Makers and Trade Names Listed
In St Louis the article lists battery manufacturers and associated names including Fromme and Hostetter of Cincinnati, Campbell and Schlel, Veilein and Arhant, with various figures and shop references. The text collates firms and agents across the region, noting connections between St Louis and Cincinnati suppliers.
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St. Louis
Oest Loula
We Batteries
Fromme and
Hostetter
Cincinnati
Campbell and Schlel
Veilein
Arhant
Pittsburg and Chicago Batteries in Doubleheader
The record shows both games between Pittsburg and Chicago with pitchers and batters listed. In the first game Brown Kling and Marshall for Chicago, Young Camnitz and Gibson for Pittsburg work as battery mates. The second game notes Maddox Camnitz Gibson for Pittsburg and Pfeister Marshall for Chicago, with Umpire Emstie.
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Pittsburg
Ehicabo
Chicago
Brown
Kling
Marshall
Young
Camnitz
Gibson
Fitteburg
de We Cz
Maddox
Gibeon
Pfeister
Emstie
James E Sullivan Named United States Olympic Commissioner
London July 2 James E Sullivan president of the Amateur Athletic Union and manager of the American Olympic team has been appointed United States Commissioner at the Olympic games by President Roosevelt a cable dispatch from the State Department in Washington states Ambassador Reid will inform the British Olympic Association?
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London
James E. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
State Department
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Reid
British Olympic Association
Sox and Browns Split Even in Chicago Finals
In Chicago a doubleheader ended with Sox and Browns splitting. First game saw Chicago 10 16 0 x 6 11 O St. Lois strong pitching with Walsh Sullivan and St. Louis wide hits. Second game had St. Louis defeating Chicago 9 0 8 9 13 0 with Dineen Blue steady in mound work. umpires Sheridan and Connolly. At Cleveland Detroit faced Cleveland with Willett Schmidt supporting Detroit offense led by Be.
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Washington
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
SOX
Browns
Rt. i
St. Lois
Walsh and Sullivan
Waddell
Bailey
Spencer
R.H.E
Dineen and
Blue
Owen, Olmstead
Shaw
Sheridan and
Connolly
I. EL
Willett
Schmidt
Check
Thielman
Clarke
Hyan
Hess
Davidson
Philadelphia Batter names and umpire in city match
In Philadelphia thegame feature lists H Ke Philadelphia and Boston players Batteries Philadelphia Bender and Smith Boston Cicotte and Criger with Umpire O Loughlin.
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Philadelphia
H. KE
Boston
Bender and Smith
Cicotte and Criger
O' Loughlin
Eastern League games and standings update
Today’s Eastern League results show Jersey City 1 Baltimore 0 and Newark 5 Providence 2. Buffalo leads with 86 wins, 25 losses, and a .590 mark, followed by Newark 82 49 2 .492, Baltimore 32 26 . . + standings reflect Montreal, Toronto, Rochester, Jersey City in tight race.
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Newark
Jersey City
Montreal
Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
Providence
Baltimore
Knickerbocker Semi Finalists Rise in Flatbush Tourney
In the Knickerbocker Field Club event at Flatbush, Henry J. Mollenhauer and Herbert L. Westfall reached the singles semi finals in one half of the draw while Abraham Bassford Jr and Samuel A. Westfall advance in the other. Walter L. Pate beat F E Ferris in the second round 6 5 6. Semi final results show Mollenhauer over Hosenbaum, Westfall over Pate, Bassford Jr over Boggs, and Samuel Westfall over Cameron. Doubles saw Remond and Cassamajor beat Bassford and Millard, then Mollenhauer and McMahon defeat Groesbeck and Boggs, with Westfall and Westfall beating Remond and Cassamajor to reach the semi finals.
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Enry J. Mollenhauer
Herbert L. Westfall
Flatbush
Abraham Baesford, Jr
Samuel A. Westfall
Walter L. Pate
F. E. Ferris
Henry J. Mollenhauer
St. William Hosenbaum
Abraham Bassford, Jr
R. M. Boggs
BE §& Cameron
John C. Remend
Robert Cassamajor
H. H. Bassford
Clarence Millard
Joseph T. McMahon
George
Groesbeck
RK. . Boges
U—T. H. D. Best
Cameron
W. L. Orien
L. C. Reimer
John C. Remond
Joseph Temuts
H. D. Lest
Baseball Polo Grounds To-da SP Mwnd Philadelphia
Admission 300 n 4 F Glante to. Short readable fragment notes a baseball item at the Polo Grounds with Philadelphia involvement and an admission price figure.
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Polo Grounds
Philadelphia
Morrell comments on Dieppe congress and American auto status
Timely notes quote Robert Lee Morrell on A A A bid for recognition at the Dieppe congress in France. He cites likely protests from Royal Automobile Club and Imperial German Club, and criticizes the A A A racing board. Entries closed for Elkwood Park rack meet with 26 cars. Governor Fort among grandstand holders. routes to the course outlined. Glidden tour entries from Buffalo open. two days rest added after Albany to Boston run. Studebaker entries from Rochester and changes at American Locomotive Automobile Co noted. Birdsall assigns Sellen agency to West 14th Street. Studebaker delegation reaches Julesburg on way to Denver.
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Robert Lee Morrell
Automobile Club of America
American Automobile Association
International Association of Recognized Automobile Clubs
Dieppe
France
America
Morrell
Royal Automobile Club of
Great Britain and Ireland
Imperial German Club
International Association
Elkwood Park
Long Branch
Pope Toledo
Henry Munro
Middletown
N. J
Cadillac
Motor Car Company of
New Jersey
Westinghouse
W. E. D. Stokes
Regal
Regal Motor Car Company
Staten Island
Whitehall Street
St. George
Tottenville
Perth Amboy
South Amboy
Keyport
Rea Bank
Eatontown
Jersey City
Bayonne
Port Richmond
Newark
Elizabeth
Rahway
Metuchen
Red Bank
Buffalo
Albany
Boston
Poland Springs
Studebaker
E. Z. Stratton
Rochester Automobile Club
State League Results Report From Binghamton Utica and Wilkes-Barre
Binghamton 5 frae 2 f innings Utica 6 A J G 13 6 Scranton versus Wilkes-Barre postponed by rain.
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Binghamton
Utica
Troy
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
July Equipped 1007 Matheson Touring Car for Sale
Automobile classified listing announces a 1907 Matheson Touring car with top and 50 horsepower in splendid condition. Price listed at $2,500. Seller John A. Coveney located 21 Nassau Street.
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Matheson
John A. Coveney
Nassau St
Eton Eight Reaches Grand Challenge Cup Final
The Eton eight beat Thames Rowing Club by three-quarters of a length in 7:06 to advance to the final heat for the Grand Challenge Cup. They will face Christ Church College Oxford, which defeated New College Oxford by six lengths in the other semi. The day promises a large crowd with perfect rowing weather.
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Henley
Eton
Thames Rowing Club
London
Varsity
Etonians
Christ Church College
Oxford
New College
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