Fair Play Wins 1903 Lawrence Realization at Sheepshead Bay
Fair Play defeated King James by a length in the twentieth Lawrence Realization at Sheepshead Bay, earning 17360 for owner August Belmont. Dorante and Alfred Noble ran poorly, while Sir Martin beat Helmet in the second half of Madden’s Double Event. Jockey Notter led with twenty wins on the meeting as track crowds praised the season’s end and the Coney Island Jockey Club stakes.
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Sheepshead Bay
Colin
Celt
Mr. Keene
Tito
Hastings
Fairy Gold
John E.madden
Africander
Belmont
Ant#us
Alfred Noble
Mr. Harrison
Dorante
J. Lee
Dugan
King James
Ballot
Jack Joyner
Mr. Belmont
Mr. Imont
Coney Island Jockey Club
Tully
John E. Madden
Sir Martin
Fitz Herbert
Melisan
Jimmy Rowe
Son of Disguise
Madden Palr
Ogden
Fayette
Harry Payne Whitney
Bobbin
John FE
Madden
Helmet
Lee
Mr. Madden
Frank Farrell
Grappie
Tourenne
Bedouin
Grapple
James R. Keene
Peter Quince
Dreamer
Roseben
King Cobalt
Herman B. Duryea
H. K. Knapp
F. R. Hitchcock
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Schuyler L. Parsons
Walton C. Percy
Notter
E. Dugan
McCarthy
Garner
Miller
Funuy
Tammany Selling
SOO
Star_Shoot
Maelaw Post
Melissa Aosee
Schulte
Dwyer
Gilbert
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Dander
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eCleNand
Leach Lee
Nedlim
Cromwell
Mugwump
Carroll
Smith E . Chepontue
Montpelier St
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Leey
McCabe
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Uel Belle
Helen Harvey
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Pfair Vision
Pt Po. Howe
Key Straig
Peter Quice Cackiees
Fleischmannhmann
Anne Ateesed
Mecaley
Peter
Quince
DRACK
y_Ogden
Lady Sterling
I . Ber
Giana E Po
Traight bin Snowe
Martin Teese
Keene
W Miller
Statesman Wee
Gardner
Whitney
Spreckels
McCahey
County Fair
Iwhitney
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Charayette
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Derante
Forsythe
Alfred Nob
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Sailor Girl
Stockton
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Odom
Daniel Sean Wolf
Jreen
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Duryea
Chelsea St
McCart Black Oak
Randolphy
E Lang
Bateman
Weneee Frizette
Bret
Largest Dealers New and 24 Hand Autos in the World Wide Rally
A fragment notes a Sunday event featuring dealers and a display of 24 hand autos. The readable items mention sales activity and a broad showcase, with emphasis on used and new vehicles and a public attendance angle.
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Wrid
Timely Auto Topics at Buffalo Good Roads Meet
The Good Roads and legislative convention will convene in Buffalo today and tomorrow with highway officials, road engineers, and enthusiasts from many states. Leaders include James H. MacDonald and Horatio Earl outlining road improvement plans while speakers cover drainage, sub base, and town road improvements. A reader in Highland Mills objects to speed trap notices and recounts local enforcement, urging vehicle operators to drive cautiously as villages host town officials and inspectors.
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American Road Makers’ Association
Pittsburg
James H. MacDonald
Connecticut
Horatio
Earl
Michigan
Joseph Hunter
Pennsylvania
E. L. Powers
Good Roads Magazine
MacDonald
Hunter
A. N. Johnson
Illinois
R. D. Beman
A. W. Campbell
Ontario
Harold Parker
Massachusetts State Highway Commission
Massachusetts
Stephen Ryan
New York
Skene
State Highway Department of
Highland Mills
N. Y
the Tribune
Automobile Club of America
Central Valley
Tribune
Automobile Club
Woodbury
Yankees Lose to Philadelphia in Six Run Pace
Philadelphia 6 New York 6. Muted New York attack as Philadelphia’s fielding misplays and timely hits drive the decisive late innings. Al Orth starts for New York, relieved by Hogg. Philadelphia benefits from errors and steady pitching to win the swing game.
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Philadelphia
Yankees
Highlanders
Eddie Collins
New York
Connie Mack
al Orth
Kid Elberfeld
Billy Hogg
Vickers
Coombs
Giants Tie Cincinnati in Gutsy 2 1 Win at Home
Giants beat Cincinnati 2 to 1 as Mathewson masterfully hurls for New York while Doyle drives in two, Bridwell and Tenney score, and McGraw scouts Marquard. The win tightens the pennant race with Brooklyn and Chicago close behind. New York leads in the series opener on a rain-soft, bustling Polo Grounds day.
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Cincinnati
Giants
Christy Mathewson
Cubs
John McGraw
Matty
al Bridwell
Kane
Ewing
Mathewson
Bridwell
Tenney
Larry Doyle
Doyle
Schlei
Polo Ground
New York
Larry
Bresnahan
McGraw
Marquard
New York Baseball Club
Indianapolis
Devlin
O/Schiel
Shannon
O' Mitchell
Hulswitz
Cincinnat
Lobert
ba’l—Schlet
Klem
Superbabe Beats Cubs In First Brooklyn Victory
The Brooklyn Superbas defeated the Chicago Cubs 5 to 4 in the opening game of a series in Chicago. The Cubs outhit Brooklyn twelve to eight but costly errors and clutch extra-base hits by Brooklyn carried the day. Notable offensive moments included a three-run seventh for Chicago and two-base and three-base hits by Bergen, Burch, Hummel, and Marshall. Wilhem relieved McIntyre and Bell finished the game for Brooklyn. Time 1:57. Umpires Rudderham and Rigler.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Cubs
New York Giants
Superbas
Durbin
Tinker
Marshall
Fraser
Sheckard
Bergen
Burch
Hummel
Wilhelm
McIntyre
Bell
O Fraser
Brown
Lewise
Steinfeldt
Jordan
Lumley
Maloney
Rudderham
Rigler
Pittsburg Defeats Philadelphia in Battery Match
Pittsburg at home posted a 6 to 3 win over Philadelphia. Batteries for Pittsburg were Maddox and Gibson with Foxen and Doomn for Philadelphia. Umpire was O Day.
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Pittsburg
R. H. E. Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Maddox
Gibson
Foxen
Doomn
O' Day
Eastern League Games Today Report Scores
Providence beat Newark 8 to 0. Jersey City shut out Newark 8 to 0. Baltimore defeated Jersey City 5 to 0. Toronto topped Montreal 3 to 0. Buffalo defeated Rochester. Games held in Newark and Jersey City with multiple matchups listed.
Miss Wagner Defaulted In Middle States Lawn Tennis
Miss Carrie B. Neely did not defend her title as Miss Marie Wagner defaulted after slipping on the Orange Lawn Tennis Club courts in Mountain Station New Jersey. Wagner had defeated Miss Scott 6 1 2 6 in the final before the mishap ended the meeting without a postponement.
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Carrie B. Neely
Marie Wagner
Miss Wagner
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Mountain Station
N. J
Scott
Miss Neely
Philadelphia
Attell Challenges Nelson for Lightweight Title Fight
Abe Attell issued a challenge to Battling Nelson for the lightweight world championship after Nelson KO'd Joe Gans in San Francisco last Saturday. Attell has deposited $2.00 with a New York backer to bind the match and stipulates 133-pound weigh-in and a side bet.
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Abe Attell
Nelson
Joe Gans
San Francisco
Attell
New York
Eastern League Standings and regional results
The Eastern League table shows Buffalo leading with 38 wins and 26 losses, Toronto at 31 18, Baltimore 29 20, Montreal 33 46, Providence 38 28, Rochester 33 44, Newark 25 82, and Jersey City 24 40. State League results include Utica 2 Wilkes-Barre 1 in 11 innings, Scranton 9 A J G 4, Binghamton 5 Albany 1, and Troy 3 Syracuse 1. New England and Connecticut leagues report multiple scores, with Bridgeport 6 New Haven 3 and Hartford 4 New Britain 2 among others. Baseball today features two games, first pitch at 2 PM.
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Buffalo
Toronto
Baltimore
Montreal
Providence
Rochester
Newark
Jersey City
Utica
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Binghamton
Albany
Troy
Syracuse
Welsh lead as Philadelphia sides struggle in abroad match
In Cardiff on July 6 the first day of the international match between the Gentlemen of Philadelphia and South Wales sees the Welsh take a four run lead on first innings. Key bowlers include Nash Creber and Hordern for the home team and King for Philadelphia.
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the Tribune
Cardiff
Philadelphia
South Wales
J. B. King
Br. Hordern
Nash
Creber
Gentlemen OF
F. S. White
Penfold
Creber - As
A. M. Wood
F. H. Bohlen
J. A. Lester
N. Phillips
N. Z. Graves
BE. Phillips
Cc. C. Morris
H. V. Hordern
Silversock
H. Adams
F. A. Greene
T. C. Jordan
Silverrock
King
Whittington
Hordern
E. Phillips
St Jordan
F Bancroft
Jordan
N_ Phillips
Graves
Pbs
Gibson
O Preedy
Coney Island Jockey Club Maintains Fall Stakes Plans
The Coney Island Jockey Club kept its fall meeting near unchanged and announced a supplementary closing date of July 15 for entries. Rich stakes include the Flatbush for two-year-olds with 10000 added, the Great Eastern Handicap for three-year-olds with 7500 added, the Autumn for two-year-olds valued around 5000, the Flight for all ages with 3000 added, and the September for three-year-olds with 3000 added. Horsemen praised the club’s liberal policy as Saratoga box reservations show strong demand for midsummer racing, suggesting attendance will match or exceed prior years.
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Coney Island Jockey Club
Flatbush
Saratoga Racing Association
Saratoga
Upsets Mark Start Of Englewood Lawn Tennis Open
In Englewood New Jersey the open tournament began with two major upsets as I Millens Burt defeated Irving Wright 6 3 7 5 and Dr William Rosenbaum beat Gustave Touchard. Harvard veteran Hugh Tallant also appeared amid 24 matches completed under referee.
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Irving C. Wright
Gustave F. Touchard
William Rosenbaum
Harvard
Hugh Tallant
Englewood Field Club
Englewood
N. J
Burt
Irving Wright
F. Nanktiville
F. W. Carr
H.C. Martin
W. L. O'Brien
E. F. Lee
W. W
S. Mills
Rathbun
Norman G Rn
George M. Hodman
J. Imbrie
R. L. James
Liamef. Connell
Walter Hazard
G. F. Platt
H. L. Erich
Dr. Ewing Taylor
GS. Groesbeek
Walter Merrill Hall
R. M. Robinson
L. A Billings
I. J. Dreyfuss
L. Mikiens Burt
Lirving ¢ Wright
Alexander Amend
A. ¢Wins
G. M. Church
Paul Foerster
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Calhoun Cragin
M. S. Hagar
Harry Torrance, Jr
Lawrence Woodbury
R. A. Peste
Richard EH. Palmer
B. M. Phillips
Dr. Yi Ian Rosenbaum
L. H. Fitch
C. M. Bostwick
Otto H. Hinck
R. D Ritchie
H. C. Martin
F. Nanksville
FE. F. Lee
William H. Connell
L. A. Killings
Charlies M. Bull, Jr
W. V. Bennett
W. F. Johnson
E. Ss. Nanksville
C. Bandler
Shamrock Wins Ocean Race To May Lightship And Back
Frederic Thompson’s Shaw schooner leads the 22 mile Gravesend Bay race to the May lightship and back for the Brooklyn Yacht Club cup. Tammany and Mimosa III trail after late starts and wind delays while Butterfly struggles ashore.
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Frederic Thompson
Shaw
May
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Sir Thomas J
Gravesend Bay
Atlantic Young Club
Sea Gate
Tammany
Regatta Committee
Messrs
Shock
Griffin
Butterfly
Brigantine Shoal
Charles Barr
North East End
Thompson
Iam
Elsal
Barr
T! Yacht Club
Commodore W
Shamrock
Round Robin Doubles at Westchester Court
Larned and Wrenn win in a round robin doubles event at the Country Club of Westchester. Harold Hackett teams with Edwin Fisher after Alexander’s ankle sprain. Pell/Prentice prevail over Hackett/Fisher. Larned/Wrenn improve after opening set to defeat Leonard/Waterson 7-5 2-6 6-3.
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Westchester
Frederick B. Alexander
Harold H. Hackett
Alexander
Crescent Athletic Club
Edwin P. Fisher
Theodore KR Pelk
Bernon S$. Prentice
Waterson, Jr
Fast Time by Green Trotter at Great Western Circuit
Peoria, NL July 6 Fleming Foy reports Green Trotter ran the fastest mile in the Great Western Circuit meet today. In the third heat of the 2:29 trot he clocked a 2:25.7 mile, while Spill in the 2:10 pace completed the distance in 2:06 in the second heat.
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Peoria
Fleming Foy
Trotter
Green Trotter
Latonia Meeting Runs At A Loss
Cincinnati July 6 Jockey Club directors met to end the spring meeting tomorrow. The club has been losing money since the start and officers deemed it unwise to continue the ten days allotted by the Kentucky Commission.
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Cincinnati
Jockey Club
Commission of
Kentucky
Sheepshead Bay Racing Summaries Weather Clears Track Fast
Weather at Sheepshead Bay is clear and the track fast for a day of racing summaries. Prices quoted at the track are noted but not openly displayed.
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Sheepshead Bay Racing
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