Salvestra Wins Ladies' Handicap at Belmont Park
Salvestra under Eddie Taplin powered through the field to win the Ladies' Handicap at Belmont Park as part of yesterdays program. Stonewood and Crest Hill chased hard in the Meadowbrook Steeplechase Handicap where Stonewood and Skibbereen saved third for J E Widener's stable.
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Salvestra
W. J. Macbeth
J. J. Hallenbeck
Eddie Taplin
Belmont Park
Meadowbrook
J. E. Widener
Stonewood
Skibbereen
Windward I Wins Indian Harbor Arrow Class Race
Windward I repeated as winner at Indian Harbor, crossing the line seconds ahead of the Rani in light north wind. Hiulahee captured the one design class easily with a modest breeze favoring the fleet.
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Greenwich
Conn
Indian Harbor
Apott H. Brush
Alfred W. Lockwood
Edward C. Gilmore
Glen Ridge golf results highlight Porter and Lake wins
Porter captures morning round with 19 72 score while E F Loudon places close second. W E F Lake wins the afternoon sweepstakes as K J Loudon finishes second. Also listed are various local scores and players in the Glen Ridge event. In Louisville, Pitchorn Bay and Ad Thames are released by the Louisville club amid potential trades for Chuck Wortman.
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Glen Ridge Finks
Loudon
Lake
KJ. Loudon Wee
Welte
EF Lanann
T. Handy
D. Laude
Em. Carrier
C. W. Later
Wortman
Louisville
Pitchorn Bay
Ad Thames
Louisville American Association
New Orleane
Loftus Captures President's Cup With Three Stroke Lead
William H. Loftus won the two day President's Cup at Montclair Golf Club with a net 186. He shot 69 on day one and 67 on day two to finish three strokes ahead of runner up Dawes. Several sweepstakes handicaps were also contested with winners named in each division.
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Montclair Golf Club
William H. Loftus
Loftus
Dawes
HM. A. Ricu
Metcalf Wins Twice On Apawamis Links
Metcalf captured an eighteen hole match play at Apawamis yester day, finishing 3 down in the afternoon and winning the morning round in the sweepstakes. Graves Ry Walden trailed, with Howland and Graves among those tied for second overall after both rounds.
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Metcalf
T. Metcalf
Apawamis
Graves
Ry T. Walden
TL Graves
W. Howland
Metall
WH. S. Graves
Rote Walton vii
H. A. Good
Ta Watkin
Goi
T. Meteal
Guo
HS Graves
Howland
Robinson Leads Kentucky Jockeys on Track
Jockey Charles Robinson becomes the leading rider on the Kentucky track. His skills were honed by Ed Moore, the Tennessee harvenuin, who sold his contract to Miller Henderson and B. Lester, owner of Ogden Stable.
Spokane To Host Pacific Northwest Track Championship
Spokane has been awarded the Pacific Northwest Association track and field championship meet to be held the first week in Deer. Local teams including Seton and others are listed with times, entries, and notable results for multiple events.
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Spokane
Pacific Northwest Association
Hat polo season heats up with Whippany and West Point matches
Reports from Whippany River and West Point note daily Army field games when weather allows. A top photo shows West Point Reds versus Blues in a scrimmage with Major J. K. Brown of the Blues scoring a goal, while Captain Rafferty and Major Tully of the Blues appear in the foreground.
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Whippany River
West Point
Army Field
West Point Reds
Blues
J. K. Brown
Rafferty
Major Tully
Navy Beats Army in Eleventh Inning Classic
Naval Academy nine defeats Army 10 to 6 after eleven innings at West Point in a rain delayed base game. McGrath pitched five sturdy innings for Army before Navy surged late, while major dignitaries and thousands watched the dramatic extra frame finish on the tower clock.
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Naval Academy
Prom Army
West Point
Prunoil
Navy
Army
West Poltzers
McGrath
Arwyst Giolia
Ealers
Onny
oMldale
Thon
ML Faery
Addirks Gleeves
Usha
Fhorle
Seniey
Stine
Tita
Attenton
Unclear college match results mixed text and names
Fragmentary report lists several colleges and scores with multiple garbled names. Notable items include Trinity and Georgetown with mixed results and an innings count. overall text is unreadable in parts and lacks a coherent summary of a single game.
Yale Wins Intercollegiate Gun Club Shoot
Yale defeated Dartmouth and Princeton in the New Haven meet as Dartmouth failed to appear. Briggs hit 60 birds straight to pace Yale, clinching the duPont cup first offered for competition.
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New Haven
Yale
Dartmouth
Princeton
Briggs
Stewton
Dupont
Tauthey
Navy Captures American Henley Varsity Race at Schuylkill
Navy sweeps the Schuylkill in the American Henley races led by a neck and three-quarter length win in the varsity event over Pennsylvania with a 6:30 finish. Navy also takes the junior varsity and lightweight events while Syracuse and Princeton place in others.
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Navy
Schuylkill
Pinladelpna
Var Academy
Pennsylvania
Wellad
Iver
An Mipolis Ind
Henley
Syracuse
Middies
Penn
Vania
Leneth
Princeton
Woaing
Vale
Navy Dominates Penn in Scrappy Yale Pennsylvanian Rowing Bout
In a rugged race on the water, the Navy team edged Pennsylvania as Yale clashed with Penn and a strong Syracuse crew. The margin favored the Midshipmen by several lengths with a final time around 7 02 4. The Yale-Penn fight produced a tense finish as Navy pulled away late.
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Yale
Pennsylvania
Penneyteania
Spraense
Syracuse
Pennesiyania Freshmien
Couwight
Navy
Inter
Reading Slaughters Wild Bill's Skeeters in opener
Reading beats Reading 8 to 1 in the opening game of the series. Weiser of Reading had four hits and a walk in five appearances, including a long drive to the left field fence for a run. The Pittsburgh batter list shows a high scoring contest with multiple players mentioned across teams in the Eastern League.
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Reading
Penn
Jsoze
Vistors
Dereeyty
Weiser
Bolle
Peter Ot
Simon
Vie Berane Bneveebaes
Tate
Solan Wasna
Webhery
Watnhy Kennick
Paraband
Rhein Te Dolante Legion
Sherk Tan
Phehnrtes
Miter
Aileryh Beet
Derrey City
Moning
Murray Leads Rivals in Two Half Matches
Robert Lindley Murray national champion, after a cross country move from Yonkers to Scarsdale, won two half matches on Sleepy Hollow Country Club clay in the club Invitation tournament. Murray teamed with Leonard Beekman to win doubles 10-8 over Van Dyke Johns and Harold Taylor, as Johns beat Harold Throckmorton 6-3 6-8.
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Robert Lindley Murray
Hudson
Yonkers
Scareborough
Sleepy Hollow
Murray
Karl Rehr
Tehe
Leonard Beckman
van Dyke Johns
Harold Taylor
Johns
Harold Throckmorton
Throckmorton
Behr
Johnson Harold Taylor
Ichiya Kumague
Taylor
Beekman
Baltimoreavage? Double Trimming of Newark Time
Baltimore won two games from Newark 5 to 4 and 8 to 1 in a May 21 doubleheader. A pinch hit tied the first game in the seventh. Rommel yielded no hits through the fifth. Hewton’s pitching limited Newark to four hits in the finale, while Brugey and Shay collided, sending Shay to hospital.
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Baltimore
Newark
Rommel
Hewton
Bears
Lyons
Brugey
Shay
Bragey
West Side and Yale Share Courts Honors
West Side Tennis Club and Yale University split five matches on Forest Hill clay. West Side won four singles and one doubles. Yale took three of four singles and two doubles in a lively afternoon clash.
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Yale University
West Side Tennis Club
Forest Hill
Ench
Lah
Yale
Charles Ss. Garland
Walter Merrill Hall
Shell Mae Aide Creatnis Iit
Rath Ianhos
Yate Manas
Lofeniest Jn
West
Shamman
Tennie
Vale
Wallin
Neane
Doviets Ries
Miss Stirling Captures Southern Golf Championship
Miss Alexa Stirling of Atlanta defeated Mrs. Dave Gant of Memphis 3 up with 2 to play to win the eighth annual Woman's Southern Golf Association championship in Mempis Tennessee.
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Stirling
Mempis
Tenn
Alexa Stirling
Atlanta
Gamafiona
Dave Gant
Memphis
Southern Golf Association
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Sir Barton
Latonia
A. K. Macomber
Coe Stable
Te Tentia
Athione
Mr. Coo
Terentia
Willie Knapp
Enfilade
Eternial
the Wanderer
J. W. McClellad
J. K. L. Ross
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Brookholt
John E. Madden
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Glen Ridge
Belmont
Seton
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Franke
Parma
Athens
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Rochester
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Sivingtiell
C. Ay Callow Waste
Massachusetts
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Golhy
Wercetter’ Teck
Trinity
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Dirimonth
College
Weathep
Annie
Deine
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Pinow Nate
Taiimibnen Alien
Tayip
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Tly
Wiley
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Wren
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Conlor
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Suelta
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Slaughters
Wild Bill
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Worcester
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Madnoy
Yitehor
Witson
Ut Ia Shwarie
Ian
Masset
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Honus
Jacobson
Manuel Saerah
Tino Fuersioe
Bal Walt
Vipley
West Side
Hrunswick-Batke-Collender
West 82d St
Broadway
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