Dreamwold Blundertuss Triumphs Over Strathtay Prince Albert I
Dreamwold Blundertuss defeats Strathtay Prince Albert I in a tense open show at Grand Central Palace. Arnold Lawson's entries dominate the puppy and open classes, with Dreamword Juanita and Belle among top winners. extensive showing concludes with Blundertuss earning best female and other honors distributed among Dreamwold, Centaur, and Lawrence kennels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windy City
Centaur
Prince Abert
Contaur
Mul de Mer
Dreamwold
Klunderburs
Irish May
Blunderbu
Juanita
Nurse Demon
Arnald Lawson
Paul Seardon
Baron Hearings
Belle
Dever
Walter Gurnie
Rockhill
Noing
America
Helle
Hilly
Bie
Drewstone Pike
Arnold Lawson
Bowring Belle
Pram Gillette
Ange 2
Witter Drews Newstone Pike
Peul
Mitried
Hire Orry
Thisa
Brensehoin Rennaite Penerehotte
Albert Lasers
Bovion Gogw—Firat
Ferntrook Ferm Ghal
Bill Cerberus
Pha
Kennee
Mostyn Giediacan
Parma
Paratrook
Shradere
Stan Siratt
Dors
Piret
Jir 'Dreamwald
al- Grander Vi
Stewart
Laxton Roorbach
Markham Supreme
Gieres Kensele
Dron Jerbues
Dream
Drearwold Centar
Firet
Drewe Dromstone
Verhook Farm
Pembrook
Sturrasa Fajen
Panis Fernironke
Chiron
Albert Lhare
Mra
Edward Catlons
Admiral Bob
Frank el
Bob
Pera Gpen
Rockhill Smele Roskniil
Tommie
Mistrona
Ray H. Peck
Matt Waldemar Sinerier
Cook
Joseph Kilipl
Dols
Interants
Baltimore
Tiaby
Tharmbury
Tharmbury Pearl: Setae
Dreamnaide
Marourneen Afton
William T. Drew
Gaby Deslyeih
William " Cunningham'e Balmerne
Sateen Judson
Rt Broly Aceon Uaen
Sprangen
Ste Ww
Stephens Fimrells Invoot
Timl
Tusdorn Kunnele Judborn
Ned Nuree
Whitten
Ores ‘Mereley Maryia Tt
James Conways
Bridgewood
Mire CN Platts Waldemar
Dogs on Mettle for Mineola Show
Eleventh annual bench show by Laulen Kennel Association of America at Mineola Long Island June 3 and 4 with 1,860 entries and 913 dogs judged. Mrs J S Phipps Mrs Thos Hastings and many society figures entered Pekingese Pomeranians and beagles among divisions with special train from New York and numerous noted judges and exhibitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennayivante
Matbueh Avenue
St Bernards
Dudley E. Waters
Grand Rapids
Mich
Amon
Johns
Phipps
Thomas Hastings
Henry Harper
John Minturn
M. E. Harby
Haymond Helmont
Anna Bards
Ladies’ Kennel | Association of America
Marian Kennedy
Mayhew
M. B. Harby
Maude Kennedy
Peter B. Wyckett
A. Albright
C. Oliver Iselin
Thomas J. Regan
Lavntes’ Kennel Angociation of America
Otho Paget
Thorpe
Sateville
Vale
Beagles
Columbia Oarsmen Prepare for Pooughkeepsie Regatta Tomorrow
Washington University eight and Pacific champions arrive Thursday as Columbia opens practice at Clearwater. Forty rowers, under Jim Rice, plan a noon spin before heading to the Hudson. Washington will ship Friday, Pennsylvania Sunday, and Syracuse is expected. New Columbia quarters near the start, with a private water supply and station on the West Shore. Cornell shifts to a farmhouse near their boathouse, while Pac Coast crews use the Stanford boathouse and Highland village quarters. Washington left Seattle after a strong Lake Washington trial indicating a fast trip on the Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crewe
Pourhkeapsie
Hudson
Columba
Hive
Jim Rice
Hdgewater
Clearwater
Columbia
Newl
Wednea
University of Washington
Pacific Coast
Wil Rem
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Prnt
Balt Lake
Washington
Poughkespite
New Columbia
New York
Atlantic
West Shore
Cornell
Highland Village
Seattle
Lake Washington
Wisconsin
Ligne Land Village
Whitney
Train Schedule Fragments From Long Ago City Notes
The readable OCR fragments outline a complex rail timetable with train numbers and stations. Entries reference Pennsylvania Station Manhattan and Brooklyn connections, with departure times around 6:22 a.m. and 3:13 a.m. Several stations and routes appear, including Manor, Finbush, and others, plus a list of classes and consignments like dogs and sheep. The text is garbled but centers on train connections and event listings for a city rail schedule.
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Mineola
Tuerony
Weanessay
Scheguin
Nervie
Tanug
Tolan
Ani
Atmnedt
Pennsylvania Station
Manhattan
Matbuel Avenue
Hrookivt
A.m. Conmerthans
Thin Urals
Manta Tat
Roel Plath Avenue
Hoth
Mronklyn
Haylie
Pesaervanta
Finbush
Doure
Milburn to No 3 as US polo team weighs changes
Historical polo notes suggest Devereaux Milburn may play No 3 for the United States in the upcoming Meadow Brook match with England. Team plans consider Malcolm Stevenson at back and a possible shift to strengthen the attack, with Milburn showcasing speed and versatility in recent practice chukkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. B. Fitzhamon
United States
Meadow Brook
Long Ieland
Jettie
G. Cheape
Noel A. Edwards
R. G. Ritson
Vivian Tackett
Mabatitute
Frenke
Alvan
Internat
P.M. Preake
Edwards
Hilson
Devereaux Milburn
Amerlean Tuck
Prettes Gare
John
Phipps
Westbury
HF Whitney
Muringham
Mexdowsrook
Milburn
Nuiteo
Uys
Adiiburn Tip
No. Ione
Malcolm Stevenson
Stevenson
Foxhall
Montagne
Mreake
Rudolph Agassie
Keene
Hurlingham
Broake
Milburh
Nixehukkers
Red
Capene
HevermKoals
Cheape
Kitson
Ax Chukkers
Naval Militia Prepares for Interdivisional Cutter Races
Ninety young men of the First Naval Battalion train for the Inter-divisional cutter race on June 7 and the Interstate event on August 2 during the Derry Centennial at Put-In Bay near Cleveland. Five senior crews, four junior crews, and a whale boat race will compete on the Hudson and at Put-In Bay with Navy cutters loaned by Culver Naval School. Costs and training are managed under Lieutenant Le Ram with Commodore Robert P Porshew commanding, as crews prepare for national competition.
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Derry
Putin Tay
Cleveland
Smouth
Ttn
Riverside Drive
Hudson
Granite State
Put-In Bay
South Carolina
Marysland
New Jerey
Smola
Minnesota
Ohio
Indiana
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Int Battalion
le Ram
New York
Huttelo
Lake Erie
regulaGon Navy
Culver Tid
Naval School
Navy Department
New York Naval Miltia
Naval Minuet
Robert P Porshew
Russell Ray
Chicago Golf Attendance Reaches Memorial Day High
Memorial Day brought record turnout at city golf courses in Chicago with over 1 players teeing off across three links in municipal parks. Marquette Park course opened recently but was too wet to permit play, limiting attendance.
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Chicago
Marquette Park
Australians Again Victors Over Pacific Coast Eleven
The visiting Australian cricket team routed the Pacific Coast eleven by an innings and 169 runs, improving on yesterday's margin by 80 runs. Australia dominated, with a strong bowling display and steady batting, leaving the home side chasing far beyond reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jooover
B.C
Pacific Coast
Austra Hane
Davis Cup Duel Opens With American Hope on Form
United States relies on McLoughlin and Williams as its two strong singles bets with Little Hackett and others backing. Germans and French field seasoned players while Australia, South Africa and Canada enter a globe spanning tie at West Side and Wiesbaden with Dixon and Jones leading the Euros. The five match series aims to crown the Davis Cup contender as Americans press for a repeat performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLoughlin
United States
West Side
Wiesbaden
Germany
Maurice F McLoughlin
R. Norris Williams
Taymond
Little
Harold TH. Hackett
Avetrin
Stanley
S. Doust
Horace Rice
A. Booth Jone
Otto Frojneheim
Otto Kreuzer
FW. Rahe
Kleinsehreth
de. W. Schomburgh
Wil
France
Max Decuais
Mamot
A Canet
Andre H. Gebert
Dwight J. Davis
St. Louis
Harvard
Am Thin Oreasion
South Africa
Belgium
Canada
Melbourne
Greand Lowes
Philadelphi
Longwood
Jones
Althong
Colon
Ty A
Sydney
Voust
Rice
Cii
C. P. Dixon
Arthur Lowe
Abie
Williams
Plaers
Charles B. Haggett
Haggett
Robert K. Wrent
Canalis
Surbiton
W. R. Gashlett
Rose Sueur
CR. Leach
British Isles
Tt Wan
J. P. Parke
Roper Barrett
Americana
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Blue
Ana Overs
Hreamwold Juanite
Mee Kaid
Kowery Girt
Rockhill Kennels HoekQill
Iitinna T Drew
Old Square
Selina Wopen
Bitches
William T
Drew
Gary Denlyn
Sear Ord
W. Judnon Speankie
Kurtous
Bitcher
Senilor Murry
Mold Faroe
Conway
Bridgewood Welay
Kennel Association
J. S. Phipps
Thos. Hastings
Marion Kennedy
Misa Anna Bande
Ve Ruyter
Mr Hollins
F. A. Dallen
Boston
Auburn Ramunie
Poughkeepsie Quarters
Washington University Oarsmen
Japan
Yorkshire
Freake
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