Cicero Wins the Derby at Epsom
London reports Cicero, the unbeaten three year old, ridden by Maher, winning the Derby at Epsom on a fast mile and a half course. Jardy placed second after a thrilling finish as a crowd of about one hundred thousand celebrated Lord Rosebery.
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London
Lord Toselery
Gicero
Epsom
Mr Blane
Fetreill
Cieero Ie
Maher
Jordy
Signocint
King Edward
England
Rose
Edward
Prince of Wales
Lord Rosebery
Frente
M. Binne
Epnema
Carlton for Cairngorm wins Carlton Stakes at heavy field
Carlton for Cairngorm dominates the Carlton Stakes in a mile race as Merry Lark and Sparkling Star contend for place. Cairngorm leads early with Tromp and Sash chasing, while Lady Amelia and Toscan race in a crowded handicap lineup for minor honors.
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Sydney Pagets Cairngorm
Carlton
Victoriia
Oating
Ruty Cost
Merry Lark
Ang von Romp
Merry Ark
Cairngorm
Jim
Sparkling Star
Asie
Lady Amelia
Toscan
Big Ben
Shot Gun
Bur- Veigh
Jocund
Lady Atolls
Paddock Paragraphs Highlight Turbulent Race Day
E E Smmthere complained to the stewards after the second race that Boreteh was abused by an assistant starter, and no action was taken. James B R Keene secured a second call on jockeys for the year. Von Tromp and Masanvillo won, landing the latter on Kiignor, the Western standout who had beaten Jerry Weinberg recently. Tankre Consul failed to start. Apaney F was bid high but protected by owner. Woodford City's Confederate was claimed by Kansas Price for TC McDowell amid a shipment of seven horses at Sheepshead.
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E. E. Smmthere
Stewarts
Boreteh
End Acen
Laken
James BR. Keene
Nient
Raise von Tromp
Masanvillo
Apaney
Woodford City
Xansas
TC McDowell
Kentucky Horne
War
Sheepshead
Goranum
Mr McDowell
ACE
Burt Geek
Shaw
Camasingtam
Rt Abaie
Thurles
Lee
Biendkelm
Beast
Uicrrasea
Kiley
Montanue
Toskey
High Clowes
Mara
A. Paget
Seater Isaurrer
O & Ehaw
Aeaninge
Putea
Uae Sporting
Misier
Rage
Arena
Ras 8
Wiener
itaertens—Orteanh
Lara
Brutez
Forpiais Ares
Carlton
Mile Steet
Inser
Stanes
Tor Hints
Ted Chass Chawt
Wenger Ie
Stary Poe
Wayid Twensit
Enor
Besser
Paty
Brecintn
Plans for Auto Meet at Morris Park feature Cannon and Jay
George C Cannon, Springfield winner, appears at the AAA opening circuit meet at Morris Park on June 10 hoping to meet Webb Jay. The five mile national motor championship event will award four points for first, two for second, and one for third, with a special trophy to the owner of the top scoring car crew.
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George C. Cannon
Siarrard
Springfield
American Automobile Association
Morris Park
Webb Jay
Oldfeld
Chicago
Arya
Teakees
Inc
Fire Valles
College Baseball Rosters and Players Named in Cambridge
Fragmented OCR lists college baseball rosters and players associated with Worcester and Cambridge locations. The readable names include Holy Cross and Baileriar-White, Hart, Hagerty, Carrigan, Coburn, Stephenson, and others, with unclear dates or roles.
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tAmbers Rue Sinters
Coburn and Stephenson
Irish Runner Hynes Arrives for New York Race
Galway City Herriers star Thomas Hynes, Ireland’s six mile record holder and former national champion, arrives in New York for his first appearance. He will compete in the five mile race June 11 at Celtic Park under the Galway Men's Athletic Association, following a career highlighted by early records and Irish titles.
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Thomas Hynes
Galway City
Cros
St Kim Park
Merrion
Dublin
Ron Tully
Aayain Slareh
Eenn Kiyara
Dan Pie Benals
Owe Ielande
Army Navy Game At Princeton Field To Be Played Dec 2
West Point Annapolis football will be staged this year at Princeton Field Princeton December 2 moving from Franklin Field Philadelphia due to higher demand for tickets. The arrangement keeps relations with Pennsylvania cordial and aims to accommodate subscribers and supporters with the larger capacity at Princeton.
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West Point
Annapolis
Princeton Field
Princeton
Philadelphia
Nations
Army
Navy
Thas
Pennsylvana
Timmy
Prankisi Pvid
Pennsylvania
Th Academies
Blue Ribbon Winners at Chester Horse Show in May Weather
The Chester Pennsylvania show drew a strong crowd despite unusual heat and a 24 degree temperature drop. Judges highlighted the cavalry drill and noted top prizes won by Bren De Arcade and Stegen’s Doe. Multiple performances and races featured in the program with notable entries from local farms and clubs.
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Philadelphe
Cniete Fries
Pennsylvania
Chester
Penn
Stegen
Giants Shut Out Brooklyn In Well Played Game
The Giants defeated Brooklyn 3 to 0 at Washington Park in a well played game. McToney pitched strongly until the eighth inning, Sheckard and Bowerman contributed key plays, and the fielding was sharp with several double plays aiding the win.
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Chale Wan
Win Dade Poe
Br Loy
the Giants
Wee
Superbas
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Sesteruay
Tad Taylor
Sheckard
Caceh
Browne
Bowerman
Krownaham
Lumleynd Lewis
Batch
Ngured Sigg
Lewis
Dobbs
Linchigerro
Rocky
Doni
Resiahes
Fateh
Rue Twain
Brookety Abe
Ry Pontin
Berter
Dubten
Bof Devny
O.gerler
Rene
RSF
Towerman
Gilbert
Tawis Hanlen Nee Bheckard
Lumley
T Dasan
Wrooklys
New-York
Aicintyre
Wang
Cincinnati
Chieaza
Ecores
Cieimeagh Esyepeesey
Secs
Ding
Herger
Psion
Brines
Pieter
O'Neil de Stneinnatt
Giants
Highlanders Win Behind Hogg in Narrow Victory
American League recap: New York Highlanders defeat Philadelphia with Hogg strong on the mound. Detroit shut out by Chicago 2-0. Cleveland wins eight straight by routing St Louis 4-3. Attendance noted as a large crowd watches the New York tilt and other league results.
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Highlanders
Phildelphia
Herder
Aind
Cieres
New York
Nellie Ramen
Healey
Ned
Fiberfeld
Ehért
Hase
Elberfeld
Provence
Hogg
Cleveland
ST. Louis
St Louis
Glade
Morgan
Moore
Giants
Weller
Golf Champion Beaten in Fourth Round at Cromer
Miss Georgianna Bishop, the U S woman golf champion, fell in the fourth round of the Great Britain women's championship at Cromer rinks near Norfolk. She lost to Miss Lford Roberts by 1 up, dashing American hopes for the finals.
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London
Georgianna Bishop
United States
Great Britain
Cromer Rinks
Norfolk
Lford Roberts
Miss Bishop
Americam
England
Str. Herand
New Jersey State golf championship practice rounds begin
About forty of 93 entries for the New Jersey State championship held today practiced at North Jersey Country Club. The course length was reduced from MB yards to 19510 yards after moving back tees. Notable names include Archibald Gratuen Hunt and Allan Renbaday Morlelatt, with many players and officials attending the event and related dinner at Heenisn College Paterson.
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New Jersey
North Jersey Country Club
MB Yards
Archibald Gratuen
Rus
Mvnn-Fersey
Allan Renbaday
Morlelatt
Paul Hae Finn
Sfutdal
Ladive Kennel Show Draws Over A Thousand Dogs
More than 1000 dogs entered the Ladive Kennel Association summer show held May 22 with entries totaling 2015. The event featured dogs, exhibitors, and judges, with a wide display of breeds and competitive classes anticipated.
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América
Chesbro Returns to Action After Illness in Philadelphia
Highland era star Chesbro, out with fever for over two weeks, appears at a Philadelphia game showing no lingering illness and claiming his arm is back to top form. John Anderson sells to Washington Nationals. two Washington Boston games postponed due to wet grounds. Local fans to view New York National League trip games via Grand Opera House automatic exhibit.
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Chesbro
Philadelphia
Cheabro
Chicago
Grand Opera House
Lhta
New York Lawn Tennis Club hosts mixed results in Big Open round
Frederick G Anarreon advanced in the Big Open on the New York Lawn Tennis Club course defeating Robert T Aryan while Harold H Hackers, former champion, also won to reach the semifinal in singles. Doubles brought upsets as Anderson and Mollenhauer fell in straight sets and Kerke edged Mohinrtad.
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Frederick G. Anarreon
New-York
Kimes County
Preerick G. Anderson
Henry W. Mollenhauer
Clurmare Mohinrtadt
Ivan Kerke
Holland
Harsig
Mackell
Cheacent Aenigele
Teeodece Feasevelt Pail
Bea-Yerke Lowi
Etral-Gnal Roune-Windoriek
Te Anderson
Kingy County
Java
Robert T Bryan
Tore
Towa Tennis
Chae
Sinsantian Charsplonehip
Douktes Nies Rounal
Arie
T. Priedivban
Ta Sairh
Weioh
York
Sore Roosevelt Pellant HM
Torrance Ore
Wood Tisiales
Clarence Hebart
Hpi Crummy Sterue
Coun Tennte Clu
Welles Grant
Newskork Muluamita Veiversi
Arcee Friedarann Ani J. Fh
Nentiuk
Tenis
Williams and Tufts Reach Finals in Intercollegiate Event
In a turbulent semi finals at Longwood Cricket Club, Williams faces Dartmouth as Williams and Tufts win key matches to advance. Williams's top pair Northrup and allies are mentioned amid tight doubles play, with Dartmouth's Walle and McLane delivering strong sets before Williams secures a later victory to reach the final.
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Monton
st—Althours
Williams
Longwood
Northrup
Dartmouth
Walle
McLane
Smith
YACHTS RACE OFF AS SAILORS FIGHT FOR SHIP PRIZES
A chaotic race report describes multiple yachts finishing a voyage near Philadelphia with detailed notes on boats such as the Emperor's ship five eros and Valhalla. Command and ownership names appear, including George Lauder and Susie Eowl, while finish times and dock mentions hint at a sea competition of notable vessels and crews.
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Linas
Beven
Hanley
Atlantic in Drydock Weighs Anchor on Expedition Day
In May at Sandy Southamnpain the schooner Atlantic, an auxiliary schoolship, received praise from Captain Barr for her exemplary beading and German-tinged design. The crew celebrated the vessel’s performance as news from the Exdymion’s rerant to Thy Needlon and other ports circulated, while Barr emphasized steady progress despite uncertain watch.
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Southamnpain
Williamn
Esther
Gillannies
Quivenie Wilson Marsal
Barr Pimesi
Atlantic
Exdymion
Amd
Shangleon
Atlants
Daver
Weaver's Fight Ends In Court Action Over Mayors Appointees
Philadelphia, May 31. Former Public Safety Director Smyth and former Public Works Director Coatelin, dismissed by Mayor Weaver, sought relief from the Court of Common Pleas. The injunction against Shelton Potter and Acker was dropped as the factional struggle within the Republican organization continues. Party leaders and elect council opposed to the Mayor discussed confirming new appointees while the future of the organization remains unclear amid internal disputes.
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Philadelphia
Cournseh
Dart Smyth
Public Safety
Peter E Coatelin
Weaver
Drothamtarr
Court of Comaman Pleas
Rrbitter
Panera
Shelton Poter
A. Linewiy Acker
Derhami
Eélect Council
Marrie
Smtedura Potter
Acker
Republican Organization
W Durham
Organten
Durham
Gramanisd
Placlis
Shetet
Quiet day in Chicago court session discussed labor strikes
A muted Chicago session of the United States Circuit Court centered on interstate commerce issues linked to express companies and teamsters. President Sherman of the Teamsters Union testified before the grand jury about labor actions while officials noted limited progress in conferring with labor leaders as private investigators and employer representatives weighed sympathy for strikers.
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Chessy, Mar GL
Dwaee Kohisant
United States
Chreute Court
Tieiny Medicé
Jatietiythm
Breil
Cr Panies Aguinet
Teurtetars
Veal Court Fund
Parksdiestnt
Orks Gudt Film
Bae Ing Tholy
Toe Express
Teumatérs Union
It Britreta
Thonal and Og Teamsters
Ania
Alleret Bischilac
Expres
Sha Wan Alte
Atrikers
Canadians to Protect Bait Areas At Sea
In St John s Newfound land Mayti notes the whaler Nepness is restricted to defend bait zones for American and French fisheries on the south coast. Reports state ships may contest the belt near Pincentin Tey as authorities seek to secure scarce bait resources amid tense regional fisheries.
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St. John's
F. Mayti
Nepness
Fieherseks
Walter Flowmeningd
Pincentin
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