Bedouin Badly Beaten as Monfort Wins Thistle Stakes
Monfort staged a late rush to edge Bedouin by a short head at Sheepshead Bay. Gilbert steered Monfort through traffic, while Nimbus edged Roseben for second in the fifth event, with Woodford Clay earning his first win of the season and Cairngorm fading late in the final race.
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Bedouin
Sheepshead Bay
Don Enrique
Monfort
Spooner
Gilbert
Far West
California
Grapple
Woodford Clay
Nimbus
Roseben
Vater
Mr. Keene
James R. Keene
Peter Quince
Notter
Montauk
Selectman
Sea Cliff
E. Dugan
Ndt
Connaught Ranger
Sweet
Arasee
Garner
Jas. B. Brady
Jas B. Brady
Cornecch
Joe Madden
Ch. Clifford—Fiesele. An
Horee
Dugan
Neesee
Mijhos
Madden
Keene
Ae Ge Jj. Lee
McCarthy
Amri
Livingston
McDaniel
Banburyee
Appleby
Cullen
Dandy Dixon
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Sea Cam
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Winter
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Blues—Bunch
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Emery
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Wood
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Weinberg
McCahey
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Norton
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Golden Garter
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Imal
Eersee
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von Laer
Kaxperpndr Farm
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the Vicar
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Lemaitre
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Wees
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Enrique
Patchogue Stety
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Rt Iz
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Temaces
Ellison
Musgrave
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Tony Bonero
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Denning
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PTH
Wiener
Star Shoot
Ae iClay
J. Lee
E Roseben
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Monitor
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Cairngorm
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Coulter
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Leach
iDaly
Yorke
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Littleton Maid
Flynn
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Brady
Trash
Black Oak
Larned Wins Middle States Singles Title at Mountain Station
Edwin P. Larned captured the Middle States singles championship at Grange Lawn Tennis Club Mountain Station New Jersey by default over his brother William A Learned national champion. Larned defeated Nathaniel W. Niles Harvard 6 1 6 2 6 3 in the final round. Mrs A H MacCarthy and Miss Johnsen won the women final 6 5 6 2 6 2 over Miss Wagner and Miss Marcus.
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Edwin P. Larned
Middle States
Grange Lawn Tennis Club
Mountain Station
N. J
William A. Learned
Counder
Larned
Nathaniel W. Niles
Harvard
Niles
A. H. MacCarthy
Miss Johnsen
Mrs MacCarthy
Miss Wagner
Miss Marcus
W. Niles
M. Bull. Ir
E. P. Larned
H. J. Rendall
Reun
E. FP. Larned
Challenger
W. A. Larned
SW. J. Clothier
E. W. Leonard
R. H. Palmer
G. H. Hinck
de Marie Wasner
A. HH. MacCarthy
Miss Marie Wagner
E. Scott
AH. MacCarthy
Miss Johnson
Marie Wagner
E. Marcus
Directors halt free-for-all trot at Readville track
Readville Mass July 3 Directors of the New England Breeders Association decided to declare off the free-for-all trot scheduled for tomorrow. Entries listed were Major Delmar 159% Sweet Marie 2002 and Wilkes Heart 2004. No reason given.
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Readville
Mass
New England Breeders’ Association
Major Delmar
Sweet Marie
Wilkes Heart
Bug Out Sails Thirty Threes In Lucky Long Island Race
In a brisk Long Island Sound yacht race, forty four yachts started under shifting winds. Istalena led early and held on, defeating Aurora by 45 minutes 5 seconds while the Big Bug and other small boats posted surprising finishes. a wide field concluded the event with the Istalena and list of winners across multiple classes.
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American Yacht Club
Long Island Sound
Manhasset Bay
J. W. Alker
Alcera
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Aurora
George M. Pynchon
Mulford Martin
Asor W
Yankees Lose to Senators in Heavy Hitters Affair
Washington defeated New York 7 to 4 in a rainless game marked by strong offense on both sides. Elberfeld, recently named manager, was suspended over an umpire dispute, while Niles left the game after a spike injury following two costly errors. Washington led early, New York tied in the seventh, but the Senators answered with three runs in their half to seal the win.
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Washington
New York Yankees
Lake
Vaughan
Chesbro
Senators
Yankees
Elberfeld
O'Loughlin
New York
Niles
Milan
Shipke
Manning
Ganley
Keeler
Pickering
Mor’rity
Street. c
Hemphill
Freeman
Ball
Cen
OPO
Street
Vaughn
Shipkey Street
Smith
Chesebro
Hurst and Egan
Sparks
Cceges
Philadelphia
Bransfield
Devlin
Richie
Knabe
Bres— Naaan
Doyle
Grant
Titus
Crandall
Giants Triumph Over Phillies In Second Polo Grounds Game
New York Giants beat Philadelphia 8 to 3 at the Polo Grounds to move closer to Chicago for second place in the National League standings. Crandall allowed ten hits to Sparks’ Phillies. Giants capitalized with timely hitting and sharp fielding as Shannon, Bridwell, and Crandall produced early runs. Eight thousand plus fans witnessed the decisive victory and another game was anticipated today.
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Philadelphia
Polo Grounds
Giants
Chicago
Crandall
Quakers
New Yorkers
Sparks
Phillies
Ritchie
Shannon
New York
Bridwell
Doyle
Bresnahan
Devlin
Seymour
Brespahan
Grant
Harvard Law
Upsets Highlight Apawamis Golf Invitation Semis
Charles H. Seely Wee Burn and Walter J. Travis Garden City led a strong field into the semifinals at Apawamis. S. J. Graham Fairfield upset Findlay S. Douglas early, while Howard J. Gee Arsdale and Graham advanced in tight matches. Travis, Seely, and Graham won key second round bouts as the committee whittled the field.
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Charles H. Seely
Wee Burn
Walter J. Travis
Garden City
Howard J. Gee
Arsdale
S. J. Graham
Fairfield
Apawamis Club
Findlay S. Douglas
Graham
Douglas
Graham Dormie
Apawamis
B. C. Fuller
Travis
Fuller
Dormier
Seely
F. RB. Upton, Jr
Baltusrol
Upton
W. F. Morgan, Jr
Harvard
Noy
F. R. Upton, Jr
Aredale
W. B. Wheeler
Brooklawn
Gee
Dunning
Filler
Morgan
Thurston
Lapham
Bowers
Shepard
Foot
Uptom
Gwyer
C. H. Brown
St. Andrews
F. S Wheeler
A. Lishenheim
Wykagyl
C. R Gillett
Holiday Fixtures in World of Sport at Various Venues
A dense schedule of events across multiple sports lists fixtures for thoroughbred racing at Sheepshead Bay, baseball at Polo Grounds, trotting and pacing on Long Island and New Jersey tracks, yacht racing and regattas around New York area clubs, rowing events in Philadelphia and Springfield, motor boating, cycling, lawn tennis, golf, cricket, and other athletic gatherings. Prominent venues include Atlantic Yacht Club, Larchmont, Hempstead, Orange New Jersey, and Columbia Oval among others.
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Sheepshead Bay
New York
Philadelphia
Polo Grounds
New York Driving Club
Mineola
Long Island
Islip
Olympic Park
Newark
Hohokus Valley
N. J
Gravesend Bay
Atlantic Yacht Club
Larchmont Yacht Club
Brooklyn Yacht Club
New Rochelle Yacht Club
Orange
Elizabeth
Ardsley
Ocean Country Club
Far Rockaway
Richmond
Saeghill Golf Club
New York Bay Yacht Club Association
Poughkeepsie
Apawamis Club
Manhattan
Columbia Oval
Kings County
Bensonhurst
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Montclair
Detroit versus Cleveland batter match scoreline
Detroit Batter Donovan and Schmidt faced Cleveland players Liebhardt Berger and Bemis with Evans as umpire. The line shows batter positions and a placeholder score notation, reflecting a partial sports ledger entry for a Detroit Cleveland game.
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Lev Eia
R. HE
Detroit
Cleveland
Donovan
Schmidt
Liebhardt
Berger
Bemis
Evans
New England League Results Reported
Fall River defeated New Bedford 4 to 2 while Lynn fell 6 to 0 to Brockton after six innings due to rain Haverhill beat Worcester 8 to 7 and Lawrence topped Lowell 5 to 1 in other league games.
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Fall River
New Bedford
Lynn
Brockton
Haverhill
Worcester
Lawrence
Lowell
State League Results Ten-Inning Binghamton Win
The scoreboard lists Binghamton 2 over Scranton 1 in ten innings. Wilkes Barre loses 3 to 2 at Ms. Scranton. Utica defeats A J G 8 to 4 while Albany ties Troy 4 to 2.
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Binghamton
Ms. Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Utica
Albany
Troy
Sheepshead Bay Racing Summaries Weather Clear Track Fast
Weather clear at Sheepshead Bay. Track fast for races with prices posted at the track though not printed here.
Boston Beats Brooklyn In Sloppy Win 3 to 0
Boston prevailed at home as Brooklyn failed with poor fielding and scattered hits. McCarthy pitched well for the Doves while McIn tyre endured a rough outing. Kelley added a three-bagger for Boston, with Brown, Lumley, Dahlen and Beaumont producing key runs in the eighth.
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Boston
Brooklyn
McCarthy
Doves
Superbas
McIntyre
Kelley
Brown
Hummell
Dahlen
Beaumont
Lumley
Abribpoae
Burch Abribpoa
Maloney If Dahlen
Beaumontef
Hummeill
McGann
Lumiey
Rf Ritchey
Jordan
Hannifin
Sheehan
Ab Browne
Lewis
Es Graham
Bergen
Maloney
Burch
Graham
Ritchey
MacCathy
O' Day
Pittsburg Batteries Face Chicago Duo In Key Showdown
In Pittsburg a baseball pairing features Pittsburg’s Willis and Gibson against Chicago’s Lundgren and Moren with umpires Johnstone and Emslie at the game’s center.
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Pittsburg
Mmr
Chicago
Willis
Gibson
Overall
Lundgren and
Moren
Johnstone and
Emslie
Eastern League standings and game results brief
Eastern League schedule lists Jersey City at Newark two games, Baltimore at Providence two, Toronto at Buffalo two, Montreal at Rochester two. Standings show Buffalo 8 1, Baltimore 7 2, Providence 7 2, Toronto 4 3, Rochester 4 4, Newark 3 4, Jersey City 3 4, Montreal 1 6. Other notices mention New Haven, Bridgeport, Springfield, New Britain, Hartford-Waterbury, Meriden-Holyoke rain and Polo Grounds game Giants vs Philadelphia today in 1915.
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Jersey City
Newark
Baltimore
Providence
Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Falo
P.C
New Haven
Bridgeport
Springfield
New Britain
Hartford-Waterbury
Meriden-Holyoke
Polo Grounds
Giants
Philadelphia
Perfect Scores in Motorcycle Endurance Run
Winners of the Federation of American Motorcyclists endurance run and reliability contest were announced after three days of scoring by the committee. Of thirty two starters, after three hundred miles of touring and hill climbing, fifteen emerged with perfect scores.
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Federation of American Motorcyclists
Timely Auto Tops Old Records in Danger
Elkwood Park hosts a crowded auto track meet with twenty six cars entered. Races start at 1 PM and proceeds go to Long Branch Hospital. Governor Fort attends with state officials. Robyn, Kilpatrick, and Christie drive notable cars in fast events including a five mile Lewisohn prize race. The New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club moves to Park Place Newark amid expansion. Angus Sinclair sails to Europe. remains to attend golf and good roads events.
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Elkwood Park
Branch
Long Branch Hospital
Governor Forg
Stag
George Robynson
Christie
H. J. Kilpatrick
Hotchkiss
Georges Robinson
Walter Christie
New Jersey Automobile and Motor Cigg of
Newark
Breag and
Chestnut Streets
Park Place
East Park Street
Automobile Club of America
Board of Trustees
Angus Sinclair
East Orange
New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club
Seahland
Sinclair
Governor Fort
American Automobile Association
Buffalo
YACHTS IN LONG RACE FOR A THOMAS DAY CUP
Four auxiliary sloops raced around Long Island in New York Bay under Yacht Racing Association of New York Bay oversight. The Gretchen led at 6 35 p m finishing near Cranes Dock, with Myrtelee Sallte and Ilikato following. The race allows sail or power and ends off Flushing Bay Station No. 1.
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New York Bay
Long Island
Thomas Fleming Day
Yacht Racing Association of
Erie Basin Yacht Club
Crane's Dock
South
Brookelyn
Flushing Bay
Gretchen
W. Bruns
Pavonia Yacht Club
John Mahnden
Myrtelee
Sallte
F. D. Cadmus
Ilikato
E. G. Ute
Eton Loses Final Heat at Henley Regatta
July reports the last day of Henley Regatta with better finals attendance yet below past averages. Eton and Christ Church contested the Grand Challenge Cup and Christ Church won by one and a half lengths in 7 minutes 19 seconds. A. C. McCulloch won the Diamond Sculls, defeating A. Stuart as McCulloch, a young Oxonian, prepares for Olympic regatta selection.
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Henley
Eton
Christ Church
A. C. McCulloch
A. & Stuart
Cambridge
MecCulloch
A. G. McCulloch
Great Britain
Harvard to Stay Home
Harvard varsity crew that defeated Yale will not travel to England this summer. Cable from English coach Rudolph Lehman confirms Cambridge must focus on Olympic regatta. Harvard plans to send coach James Wray to England to study competing crews and methods.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yale
England
Robert F. Herrick
Rudolph C. Lehman
Crimson Crem
Lehman
James Wray
Milwaukee rider wins economy contest at Roslyn
Walter Davidson of Milwaukee wins the 0 mile economy test at Roslyn held by the Federation of American Motorcyclists. He rode a machine of his own manufacture and covered fifty miles with one quart one ounce of gasoline, costing six cents at cents per gallon. Fred P. Baker of New York City takes Class I honors for machines not exceeding 21.10 cubic inches, using six quarts five ounces. Frank P. Baker of Brooklyn wins the class for most cylinder machines with one quart one pint.
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Walter Davidson
Milwaukee
Federation of American Motorcyclists
Roslyn
Davidson
Owl
Fred P. Baker
New York City
Frank P. Baker
Brooklyn
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