Nealon Opens Season With Brighton Beach Return
Nealon makes his first start of the season in six furlongs at Brighton Beach with Frank Taylor training for Billy Du Bois. The field includes King Cobalt The Squire Tom McGrath and Spooner as rival sprinters while Charles Edward may also appear. Factors include past injuries and Keene bred yearlings selling in England with solid profits and potential fall shipments. Big Chief challenges Frank Gill in a possible match race drawing interest at Brighton Beach.
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Beach
Nealon
Brighton
King Cobalt
the Squire
Tom McGrath
Spooner
Railbirds
Frank Taylor
Billy du Boise
Charles Edward
Brighton Beach
Golden Garter
Ballot
Diana Ken
Frank Gill
James R. Keene
England
Jockey Club
Keene
James B. Haggin
Saratoga
Thomas H. Williams
Big Chief
Jack McGinnis
Brighton Beach Racing Association
Colin
American golfers act memorial to Morris
A global golf memorial plan for Tom Morris who died at St Andrews in May is led by a committee of Royal and Ancient Club managers, St Andrews links officials, the provost, and club captains. Americans are asked to contribute via Charles Kirchner in New York. The report also lists Massachusetts Golf Association handicap changes and an upcoming Maplewood Golf Club Invitational featuring pros like Alec Ross and amateurs including J G Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Morris
St. Andrews
Scotland
Royal and Ancient Club
St. Andrews Links
Thistle
University and
New Club
Charles Kirchner
Nassau Street
New York City
T. R. Fuller
T. M. Claflin
Weston
F. J. Jaquith
Allston
E. T. Manson
Framingham
M. F. O’connell
A. J. Rose
T. A. Tillard
Frederick Brush
J. C. Batley
Brae Burn
T. F. Galvin, Jr
R. G. Hunter
Woodland
P. H. Goldsmith
Salem
C. H. Kendall
Wollaston
C. Taber
New Bedford
Maplewood Golf Club
Maplewood
N. H
Alec Ross
Alec Smith
Nassau
George Law
Baltusrol
Dave Hunter
Essex County Country Club
Gilbert Nichols
Alec Campbell
Tom McNamara
David Brown
Orrin Terry
Donald Ross
Jack Jolly
Nichola
Jerome D. Travers
Montclair
J. G. Anderson
Massachusetts
Northern Motor Car Company
Detroit
New York
Worthern Agency
Broadway
W. Y
Columbus
Americans Hopeful Of Olympic Triumph In England Games
American athletes led by Melvin Sheppard John Flanagan Ralph Rose and Martin Sheridan posted strong showings at the English trials with records in hammer discus and shot put and a surprising mile by Sheppard. Persistent reports warn of possible bias and heated heats yet the tone remains confident that the United States can win the team title in track and field and rifle events while baseball and other sports face a tense race. The Giants struggle in baseball though pitching and hitting offer encouragement as New York presses toward the pennant with West Coast trips and hot home series ahead.
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Gur
England
Athens
United States
United Kingdom
Ireland
Scotland
Canada
Australia
Melvin W. Sheppard
John J. Flanagan
Ralph Rose
Martin Soheridan
Sheridan
Flanagan
Rose
Sheppard
Halstead
Tammy Conner
Sheppart
Hallows
al Copeland
New York Athletic Club
Princeton
Haletead
Rts
Olympic Committee
Spo
Track and Feld
Great Britain
Giants
Mathewson
McGraw
Cubs
Pirates
Doyle
Polo Grounds
McCormick
Shannon
Donlin
Tenney
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Masadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Tinker
RUPPRECHT A WINNER AT VAILSBURG CYCLE MEET
Edward Rupprecht won the Velodrome Sweepstakes two mile professional handicap at the Vailsburg track near Newark in a dramatic finish over John Bedell with Joe Fogler close behind. Frank Kramer captured the five mile open pro race in sensational style as Eddie Root led the one mile pro handicap, finishing ahead of Rupprecht. Other results include amateur and novice events and a late baseball note.
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Vailsburg
Newark
Edward Rupprecht
Bedell
Fogler
Rupprecht
John Bedell
Big Fellows
Root
William Wehner
Warry S Scott
Lakerim Athletic Club
Joe Passenger
New York
E. F. Root
Boston
Alfred Ashure
OO Sa
Willem Morton
National Turn Verein
Maurice van den Dries
Tekerim Athletic Club
E. Towers
John Bedel
Lynbrook
Long Island
Joseph Fogler
Brooklyn
Charles Stein
Irish American Athletic Club
Ernest Jokns
National Tem Verein
Frank JL Stamer
Mas. Orange
Krebs
Giants Win 16 Inning Game Over Cardinals
New York Giants defeat St Louis 6 16 innings in a game featuring Bresnahan and Doyle keying the late rally. The Cubs fell to Boston as Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Chicago standings shift. New York rises to second behind the leaders.
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St. Louis
Cubs
Boston
Bresnahan
Giants
Cardinals
New
Karger
Tleing
Crandal
McGinnity
Needham
Shannon
St. Louiso Oo
Barry
Doyle
Biles
Crandall
Byrne
Bliss
Gilbert
Charles
Kenetchy
New York
Balle
Pasi
Rudderham
Johnstone
Cincinnati Batteries- Ewing and Schiei Dooin
At Cincinnati the game details show runs and hits with Philadelphia, detailing battery pairings including Ewing and Schiei McQuillien Moran and Dooin. The strange OCR reads like a box score fragment with scores and inning markers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Ewing and Schiei
McQuillien, Moran and Dooin
American League Games Today Schedule
MLB action listed for today includes matchups in St Louis at New York Chicago at Boston Cleveland at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia with no games scheduled elsewhere. Standings show Detroit leading with a .508 percentage and Philadelphia at .508 while St Louis, Boston, Chicago, Washington, Cleveland and New York trail with varying records.
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New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pitteburs
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
P.C
Pittsburo
Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
American League
WW. L. P.c
Speedway Race Drama Matches Coast Marie and Tempus Fugit
Coast Marie driven by James A Murphy edged Tempus Fugit in the final heat to a dead heat for the championship. Cordorette beat Coast Marie by a length in a later brush, Zealous led from start to finish defeating Ready Boy by three lengths, while Virginia Belle and Red B had a close series of brushes. Triphammer won the only three cornered brush, Barbara Smith defeated Strangeleaf twice, with others including Charley W Nashville Joe Jap Tar Tartar Oro Pearl and more in the day’s program.
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James A. Murphy
Coast Marie
John‘ornish
Tempus Fugit
Speedway
Coast Maiie
S. T. de Lee
Cordorette
F. R. Bain
Zealous
Fred Wright
Mr. Bain
Joseph Lemon
Virginia Bellé
Hugh ©. Riley
Lucy
Dr. Lemon
Virginia Belle
Red B
J. Fleishman
Poco Estrelle
Lemon Stable
Little Poco
H. L. Grensfelder
Triphammer
J. W. Smith
Barbara Smith
Louis Frank
Strangeleaf
Leo Oettinger
Charley W
Nashville
Thomas Lawson
J. B
H. B. Clarke
Joe Jap
John Wegman
Charles Rothschild
State League results as listed games
Syracuse opens with 1 0 win over J and G in game one and follows with a 2 1 victory in game two Albany edges Scranton 1 0 Binghamton defeats Utica 3 2 Troy defeats Wilkes Barre 5 1
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Syracuse
J. and
Albany
Scranton
Binghamton
Utica
Troy
Wilkes-Barre
Miller Look Seeks Intermediate Quadruple Scull Race at New York Regatta
The New York Bay Regatta Association plans an intermediate quadruple scull race on the Harlem River Speedway course. Local entrants include Shepheard, Durando Miller, Fuessel, and Hobin, with Miller gaining stature after wins at Harlem Regatta and Henley. Out-of-town crews may enter before the deadline.
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New York Bay Regatta Association
Harlem River
Shepheard
Durando Miller
Fuessel
Hobin
Harlem
Philadelphia
Irene II Leads Fleet In 270 Mile Marblehead to New Rochelle Race
Irene II owned by S W Granberg finished first in 32 hours 33 minutes with a corrected time of 27 hours 3 minutes 2 seconds after scratch boat Chud's allowance. Picaroon by T Baylies was second with 28h 45m 50s corrected. Alsoran, Fortuna, Barbara, Kittross and Pollywog followed as other top finishers. Chud broke down off Cape Cod and did not complete. Walter Belling served as navigator. Irene II sailed for Colonial Yacht Club New York at 9.98 knots.
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S. W. Granberg
Irene II
Bermuda
Marblehead
New Rochelle
Picaroon
T. Baylies
Irene
R. Hutchinson
Fortuna
Barbara
S. W
Gull Island
Long Island Sound
Walter Belling
Colonial Yacht Club
New York
Atlantic City Horse Show attracts large entries and notable exhibitors
The tenth annual Atlantic City Horse Show runs July 21 to 22 with nearly 400 entries, far surpassing last year. The program features roadsters, carriage horses, four in hands, saddle horses, and jumpers each 2:30 daily, plus a City Troop drill. Reginald Vanderbilt leads exhibitors with many class nominations amid other New York entrants.
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Atlantic City
Reginald Vanderbilt
New York
Henry W. Shoemaker
George Watson
William Carr
Harvey
Laden
W.S. Elliott
Fran- Wreeeees Holloway
E. Hi. Weatherbee
A. M. Fleischmann
J. K. Dawi
Chipebase
Aeis
George
Lurline Ocean Winner in Trans-Pacific Yacht Race
The Lurline of the South Coast Yacht wins the trans-Pacific race from San Pedro to Honolulu after corrected times. Gwendolyn II, Lady Maud, and Hawaii finish within six hours with times of 13 days 21 hours 31 minutes 44 seconds. 9 days 4 hours 7 minutes 92 seconds. 1 days ? hours 57 minutes 92 5 seconds. and tf days 2 hours 6 minutes respectively.
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Honolulu
Lurline
Ind
Southern California
San Pedro
Cal
Larline
Gwendolyn II
Seattle Yacht Club
Lady Maud
San Diego Yacht Club
Hawaii
Hawaiian Yacht Club
Lipton Cup to Be Awarded at Brooklyn Club Dinner
John G. Fafst of the Brooklyn Tardie Club announced that the Lipton Cup for the ocean race to Cape May and three other prizes from the Brooklyn Yacht Club will be awarded at a stag dinner at the clubhouse on Tuesday evening July 11 at 7 o'clock. Rumors at the clubhouse suggest Professor Hallock's new measurements for the Shamrock align closely with the original Brophy figures, implying Shamrock may win by an even larger margin than initially thought, a protest by Stuyvesant Wainwright.
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John G. Fafst
Brooklyn Tardie Club
Thomas J. Lipton
Cape May
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Shamrock
Stuyvesant Wainwright
Professor Hallock
John H. Brophy
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Morris
America
Massachusetts State Golf Association
Ekwanok
Ridgewood Golf Club
Hackensack Golf Club
Ridgewood
Hacken
White Mountains
Waumbek Golf Club
Jefferson, N. H
Hackensack Phillips
Moffat Eee Pfeiffer Kohler
Starehall White
Eddy i Ward
Johns
Allen Cameron
Oliver
San-S
Yankees
Frank Farrell
Herbert
CROW
RIK & GO
Baceball. Te Das
American League Park
E. Astericans Vaft, Ioulm
Murray
Doyl
Breenhan
Devlin
Seymour
Delehanty
McCorm
Bridwells
Buss
Brain
Shannon If
Cranda
Chicagos
RH. E
Flaherty
Graham
Lundgren
Moran
Miller
Altuda
Eed Cressina
Julia Powel
Killrain
Hartford Boy
Aideinoas
Torbellino
Tubal ‘ Rossfenton
Marcellus
Colonel White
Okenite
Wes Ores
Killiecrankie
George G. Kall
Brancasee
Castlewood
Gowane
Richmond Duke
Arasee
Don Enrique
Ward
Cairngormeeeesee Spooner
Jimmy Lane
Prince of Pilsen
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Star Thistle
Wise Maso
Apprestice Allewanes
Lurline Ocean
Maas
Trams
Luncn
14Th ST
Tel
Stuyvesant
Vienna Artist Orchestra
Cafe Martin
Cafe
St. & Bway
Cuisine Francaise
Ae Beane
Cavanagh
Seventh Ave
Casino Rigo
Royal Hungarian
OLES
Maison Delenne
W. 35Th
Bway
Moretti
Lusch
Musi
Herald Square Hotel
Jers’ Co
Chateau Des Beaux-Arts
Hentington Bay
Bustanoby Bros
Cafs Des Beaux- Arte
Ft. Wash
Pedar Broa
American-Adelphi Veranc Avive
Atlantic Inn
Bates
Bogkaway Park
Belmont
IMM
Sheepshead Bay
Old Boston Post
Det. Pelham Nie Rae
New Rochell
Breslins
Lake Hopateong
Bretton
White Mts
25Th St
Boway
Callan
Yonkers, W. Y
Cance
Rae Bachrusee
Francfort
Jex
Yowners
Glenwood Hungaria
Caskill
Gra Rip van Winki
Hunter's
Sland Inn
Boston Post
Aandian Dian
Saeres
Long Beach
Ss Manhanset House
Zagacra
Manhattan Beach
ROTEL
Lise One
Ransion House
Uetorcycle Haars
Rosie Roslyn Sillbrook
Soie'st Stee
Moseley’s
New Haven
NSE
ES Tee
Oriental Sore Ec
Manhattan Beach ‘Beal
N. Y. Ee
Plymouth
Sans Prinestes
N. Y
Iin
Elite
Cuterne Francaise
Aig Seabourn
Luse Park Musee
Sloane’s Taverngss
Park Lodge
Stauch's
Bretton Weeds
Mts
Travellers CO
Frankfort
Pommery
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