Princeton Triumphs Over Yale In 12th Inning Clash
In a thrilling Yale Field game Princeton defeated Yale 9 to 7 in 12 innings. Heyniger eased into form for Princeton while Van Vleck pitched well for Yale after H Jones. Vaughn Chapin and Cooney stood out for Princeton as Yale’s late surge fell short.
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New Haven
Yale
Princeton
Tigers
Heyniger
van Vleck
H. Jones
Meyer
Jones
Captain Cooney
Vaughn
Cooney
McLean
T. Jones
Newcomb
Church
Dillon
T. Sones
G Harlan
O/Kinney
Madden
Camp
O Cushing
Kinney
Harlan
Wister
Ines
Chapin
Downie
Minney
Cushen
Vieck
Fou Jones
Carp
Vaught Cooney
Wid Riten
Connelly
Cusick
Harvard Beats Cornell In College Baseball Tilt
Harvard defeated Cornell 4 to 0 in Cambridge as Deshon struggled with wild pitches in the eighth inning. Simons earned a base on balls and advanced on Hastings passed ball, later scoring on a wild pitch. Hartford allowed scattered hits while Harvard’s pitching was sharp.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Deshon
Cornell
Simons
Hastings
Hartford
HarVared
Harvard Cornell
Adrip Po
Heffman
Ebeling
Currier
Derver
Gao Bigelow
Hastin
Keni
Retter
Watson
Bertford
Eheine
Brown Rerber
Eling
Her
Piay
McCail
Simona
Bal
eBhon
Snmith
Philadelphia
Army Cadets Win Narrow 3 2 Victory Over Wesleyan
West Point cadets defeat Wesleyan 3 to 2 in the final game of the schedule. Beavers and MacCathran split honors on the mound with Beavers catching baserunners well. Wessleyan scored in the ninth on an error and a two hits sequence, while Weener delivered the cadets' winning run in the eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Cadets
Wesleyan
Baker
Dresser
Meredith
Wessleyan
Weener
Beavers
MacCathran
Day
Oidiers
New York University Beats Rutgers 4-3 On Ohio Field
New York University defeated Rutgers College 4 to 3 before a large alumni crowd on Ohio Field. NYU gained the lead with a run in the first, Rutgers answered with three in the third, and NYU sealed the win in the ninth with a base on balls, a sacrifice, a single and a double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University
Rutgers College
Ohio Field
Rutgers
New York
Batteries and scores sweep regional games in dense action
In multiple sites including Butamnetown Hartford Cambridge and Brunswick teams faced off in dense scoring events. Key results include Yale Harvard and Brown in matches while Colgate Hobart Bowdoin Colby and St. Lawrence posted varied outcomes with Bowdoin and Colby securing notable wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feton Hall
Lynch
Terry
Meegin
New York
Malone
Mallory
R. H. E. Academy
Morris Academy
Clark and Murnan
Rodriguez and
Shankey
Cambridge
Mass
Yale
Merrit and Coys
Harvard
Geneva
N. Y.colgate
Hobart
Brunswick
Bowdoin
Colby
Lewiston
Bates
Maine
Dé Paaiem
St. Lawrence University
Fordham Beats Holy Cross 5 2 in Dominant Show
Fordham defeated Holy Cross 5 to 2 at Fordham Field. Mahoney held Holy Cross in check throughout the game, pitching a masterly performance as the local team built an early lead and maintained command from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoney
Holy Cross
Fordham
Fordham Field
Watching Hunt Club Cup Winners At Plainfield
The Watching Hunt Club hosted its fourth annual steeplechase meeting at the driving park. The six races produced wins by The Lady, Silver Twist, Dexter, Lane Allen, Diana, and Adjitor with runners up including Pecos Johnnie, Areh Light, Fassifern, Tom, Spice, Miser, Anticipation, Ninette, Cricket, and Todosso across five flat races and two steeplechases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Plainfield
N. J
the Lady
Cowdin
Singleton van Schaick
A. R. Hamilton
Silver Twist
W. H. Wildey
Peter Hauck, Jr
Fassifern
Charles W. Fisk
Diana
M. Stevenson
Strongheart
Charles PD. Freeman
Ninette
Charles Pfizer
Adjutor
Singleton van Schaidik
Cricket
Puller
Todosso
Louis Patter
Moore Wins Honors at Philadelphia Horse Show
Judge William H. Moore dominates the Philadelphia show taking the Challenge Cup with Forest King as cold weather and low attendance mark the day. Blue ribbon winners include Hackney stations Fortunatus W C Freeman Connail Penn and many others led by Forest King owned by Moore and Grand View Farm entries from New York and Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
William H. Moore
Forest King
Hackney
Fortunatus
W. C. Freeman
Connail
Penn
Brandon
John Gerken
New York
Berkeley Bantam
B. S
Hackney Stud Book
Tiger Lilly
Reginald Vanderbilt
Yankee
Carr Brothers
Grand View Farm
Lancaster
Dashing King
B. G
George Watson
Hawthorne Farm
Berwyn
Midlothian
West Chester Farm
West Orange
N. J
Leicester
Lord Burleigh
Electric Light
Avondale Farm
Roa
Illinois Wins Western Intercollegiate Track Meet at Marshall Field
Chicago, June 1. Illinois track team captured the Western Intercollegiate championship with 31 points, Chicago University runnerup at 21 38, Wisconsin third with 17. Missouri and Drake tied for fourth and fifth with 9 each. Notre Dame’s Smithson set a new 120 yard high hurdles mark, while Illinois May equaled the Western record in the 100 yard dash. A strong north wind aided many performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Illinois Today
Marshall Field
Chicago University
Wisconsin
Missouri
Drake
Smithson
Notre Dame
F. G. Moloney
A. Blair
May
Ilinois
Squadron A polo team defeats Westchester CC at Van Cortlandt Park
Squadron A beat Westchester Country Club 11 to 4 at Van Cortlandt Park with J H Hunt scoring six goals and J D Colby contributing two goals for the handicap side. The Westchester lineup included W McClure and L J Bunt among others as the teams clashed in a fast polo match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hunt
Westchester Country Club
van Cortlandt Park
Westchesteream
J. D. Colby
A. Westchester. Oe
H. Hunt
W. McClure
L. J. Bunt
Havemeyer B.C. Lawrence
Cotter
Elementary novice games crown five boroughs stars at Celtic Park
Over 1,332 young athletes from the five boroughs competed in the Public Schools Athletic League novice meet at Celtic Park Long Island City. A crowd of about five thousand watched finals in events including running broad jump, shot put, running high jump and the one hundred yard dash with top honors to J Schulman PS 109 and a cadre of PS 89 PS 77 PS 10 and PS 108 athletes among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Schools Athletic League
Celtic Park
Long Island City
J. Schulman
Public School 109
Atte
Queens
A. Stern
Public School
Manhattan
E. Schnelder
Brooklyn
Zapehmen
P. Latour
James Dablen
Lyn
William Klages
Ragovin
P. Green
J. Everhard
G. Betty
Cateerk Murphy
The
Bronx
M. McDonald
Public
L. Witting
H. Anderson
G. Barnicke
Public School 2
McDonald
Nathan Levey
Frank Placiela
J. McKinney
Louis Katz
C. van Dusen
Adelaide wins in knickerbocker yacht club race with strong southeast wind
Thirty four yachts started in eleven classes on a twelve mile course in Long Island Sound. The 30 foot Adelaide of the New York Yacht Club, skippered by George Adee, clocked 1:36:51 to win her class and beat Gardenia by 3:47. The Nepsi and Adelaide led the weather berth, with spinnakers to port on the final run. The Tanya won the first division handicap by 2:07 over Thelema. Mrs. Thornton Smith crewed Skeeter in challenging seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knickerbocker Yacht Club
Long Island Sound
Scotch Caps
Adelaide
New York Yacht Club
George Adee
Gardenia
Alfred Hennen Morris
Atair
Nepsi
Alera
Banzai
Parsonage
Matinicock
Prospect Point
Tanya
George P. Granbery
Thelema
Thornton Smith
HMS
HMS Jurdenia
A. Henren Morris
Nepsi Johnston de Forest
P H Adee
A. H
J Ww. Alker
Atair E
G. ¢ Meyer
Banz Co
B. Mallory
Alley
Pusy Bee
Cuthbert
Rascal Itt
Aekins
Jolly Roger
North
Snish
Tanya G. P. Granberg
BR Palmer
Kenosha
Kenosha IF
Voltz
G Te If
John F. Lambden
Eee
Monsoon
R R. Stoddard
Mile Mediate
T. J S
Flint
Rascalohn
Dwyer
Hamburg
M. Goldschmidt
Oxes
J. A
J. FL Mahlstedt
Manhasset Bay
Max Tornow
Arizona
Kear
New Rochelle
Mischief
J I Mitchelash
Big Lass
Scarab
R. FitzGibbons
Dragon Fly
Clarkson
Ems
Skeeter
Big Bug
Georgery
RY “Lass
G Fry
R Fry
Lipton Cup Debut in Bensonhurst Yacht Regatta Dares Heavy Weather
Fresh southeast wind as twelve yachts race Gravesend Bay in the first open regatta of the Bensonhurst Yacht Club. The Lipton Cup class saw M. and F. beat Gunda by 38 seconds on an eight mile course, with Gunda then ahead of Blue Bill by 1 minute 19 seconds. In P class Sue defeats Sakana by 12 seconds on a 9.6 mile course. Soya wins Q class by 3 minutes 20 seconds over Joy. Ondas defeats Careless in Q special class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bensonhurst Yacht Club
Gravesend Bay
D. Dpd. Allerton
Blue Bill
Mower
Marine and Field Club Syndicate
E. F. Luckenbach
Sue
Haviland Brothers
Seagate
Craven Shoal
Fort Hamilton
Bensonhurst
W. A. Barstow
W. H. Childs
Joy
Ondas
Minton Brothers
Richard Rummell
Careless
Vingt-Trois
R. S. Brown
Atlantic Yacht Club
Utica A J and G at Utica 3 and Scranton Wilkes Barre 8
A terse score note records Utica A J and G tallying 3 at Utica while Scranton Wilkes Barre posted 8 at Scranton to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
A. J. and
Scranton—Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Set of Sails for a King Gifted by Boston Club
The American Minister William Miller Collier presented King Alfonso a special set of sails from the Eastern Yacht Club of Boston for the Sonderklasse yacht. The club, which made the gift, is expected to participate in upcoming regattas at San Sebastian and other venues under royal auspices.
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Madrid
William Miller Collier
Alfonso
Eastern Yacht Club
Boston
Sonderklasse
San Sebastian
Es Whee
Eleven Boats Enter Eastern Yacht Club Trials
Six new yachts and five from last year enter the Eastern Yacht Club elimination trials to pick three sender boats for Germany and Spain. Trials sail off Marblehead June 18 to 20 with weight and measurement rules and potential Kiel conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Eastern Yacht Club
Germany
Spain
Corinthian
Benjamin C. Tower
Corinthian Yacht Club
F. D. Lawley
F. G. Macomber, Jr
Small Brothers
Maria
Maximilian and
R. L. Agassiz
William Gardiner
Spokane II
F. Lewis Clark
Clinton H. Crane
W. H. Janice
Sumner H. Foster
Crowninshield
Marblehead
Fifteen-footers Race Opens Seawanhaka Series at Oyster Bay
The Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club opened its 16 footers series with a race at Oyster Bay. W D Guthrie’s Sabrina won the first 15 footer race with a elapsed time of 2 hours 0 minutes 40 seconds, against four starters on the inside course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Oyster Bay
W. LD. Guthrie
Sabrina
W. D. Guthrie
Filtter
E. C. Henderson
Grayling
W. H. Warner
Thelma
C. MacKenzie
Patrolmen Race Glory at Empire City Track Event
Manhattan, The Bronx and Brooklyn patrolmen competed in eight motorcycle races at Empire City Track under the New York Police Department. Sergeant Anthony Howe won five events, with McDonald and Ennis also claiming multiple podiums. A single accident marred the day as McDonald shed forks but escaped serious injuries.
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Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
New York Police Department
Empire City
Long Island Automobile Club
O'Keeffe
Harry M. Archer
Bingham
Anthony Howe
Arthur Ennis
Benjamin Mallan
Dillon
Ennis
McDonald
Magistrate supports Sunday baseball against critics
Magistrate O'Reilly of the Manhattan Avenue Police Court Williamsburg voiced strong support for Sunday baseball. He noted a letter from J M King, secretary of the Sunday Observance Society of Kings County, condemning the stance as turning the Sabbath into a money making day. The magistrate countered by condemning Sunday concerts and argued a law banning paid admission to baseball is narrow and bigoted.
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O'Reilly
Manhattan Avenue
Williamsburg
J. M. King
Sunday Observance Society
Kings County
Roseville Golf Club Wins East Jersey Match 4 1
Roseville Golf Club defeated Suburban Club of Elizabeth 4 to 1 in an East Jersey Golf League match yesterday on Elizabeth’s Suburban Club course. Notable was A F C Milligan of Elizabeth, the lone local winner in individual play.
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Roseville Golf Club
Elizabeth
A. F. C. Milligan
Roseville
Ash Maedaie
Milligan
Eaez
Chedister
Waterbury
Hoffman
Carlton
Dudley
McCann Fish
Waveness
Forest Hill Defeats South Orange 3–2 In East Jersey Golf League
In a tight championship match Forest Hill Field Club edged South Orange Field Club 3 to 2 yesterday. Forest Hill repeats as league champion, while South Orange suffered the narrow loss on Inks.
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Forest Hill
South Orange
Forest Hill Field Club
South Orange Field Club
Emre Eevee
Blargtows
Exner
United Irish League to Endorse Dublin Home Rule Stand
The United Irish League of America will hold a mass meeting at Carnegie Hall this evening to endorse the Irish Parliamentary party convention in Dublin last week for refusing the Home Rule bill. The event also commemorates the first anniversary of Michael Davitt’s death, founder of the Irish National Land League. Speakers include Michael J. Ryan of Philadelphia, ex police officer William McAdoo, and Dr. John Goyle.
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United Irish League of America
Carnegie Hall
Irish Parliamentary Party
Dublin
Michael Davitt
Irish National Land League
Irish Independent Parliamentary Party
Michael J. Ryan
Philadelphia
William McAdoo
John G. ‘Oyle
High School Head in Shropshire. Brooks dies by cyanide
Orsffield Mass June 1 E Davis Brooks twenty eight year old principal of the high school here committed death by his own hand on the Beverly turnpike about a mile west of the village by taking cyanide of potassium tonight. Brooks in difficulties over checks and notes with the Mercantile National Bank of Salem.
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Orsffield
Mass
E. Davis Brooks
Beverly Turnpike
Brooks
Mercantile National Bank of Salem
Telegraphic News Notes From Across States
In terse dispatches from Baltimore to Birmingham dated June 1, notable items report Senator Eugene Hale improving at Johns Hopkins Hospital, a Brunswick steamer sinking with crew saved, a Detroit River collision injuring no one, a large bond theft arrest in Wheeling, and lynching and jailbreaks in Louisiana. Other items include McKinley monument planning in Canton and church union injunctions in Illinois and Georgia.
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Baltimore
Eugene Hale
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Brunswick
H. Evans
Satilla
Detroit
Selwyn Eddy
Maida
United States Steel Corporation
Wheeling
W. Va
F. W
Hoehn
Kia Alexandria
Indianapolis
Ty Johnson
Echo
Birmingham
Ala
Canton
Ohio
M.kinley
Western
Fairbanks
Cortelyou
Herrick
Springfield
Ill
Association
Cornelius Bliss
Macon County
Joseph Russell
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
J. B. Ieesbyterian
Metropolitan League Cricket Scores From Crown Heights Matches
Staten Island defeated Yonkers at Van Cortlandt Park as R W R Powell led with 41 and F F Kelly took five for 14. The Prospect Park Club beat the Thistles by nearly a hundred runs, while Manhattan earned a low scoring win at Branch Brook Park. Other results include Brooklyn B and Kings County B drawn, New York Veterans losing by 22 to Kings County, West Indians beating Jamaican Club, Newark defeating Nomads, O N T s over Essex County, and Bellevue drawing with Brooklyn at Upper Montclair.
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Staten Island
Yonkers
van Cortlandt Park
R. W. R. Powell
J. C. L. Bohemann
F. H. Spooner
F. F
Branch Brook Park
Newark
Manhattans
Montclair
J. H. Tattersall
A. Cleaver
F. H. Price
R. Turner
Prospect Park
New York Veterans
Kings County
S. Cook
A. B. Lewis
D. Goodridge
E. Michael
G. Walcott
Essex County
New Jersey
O. N. Ty's
A. Rice
J. Cooper
State Camp Opens At Peekskill In 1907 Season
The State Camp at Peekskill opens at noon with the 14th Regiment of Brooklyn entering Hill ro Roa Hook and saluting the flag. The encampment forms a city of white tents along Quality Row as headquarters rise. The 14th Regiment, over five hundred officers and men, will be provisioned by Controller Metz and commanded by General George Moore Smith with staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peekskill
14Th Regiment
Brooklyn
John H. Foote
Roa Hook
Metz
George Moore Smith
Coltnel O'Donohue
John R. Hegeman
H. B. Fisher
A. W. Little
A. Scott
G. Hurry
Generel Smith
District Attorney to seek review of Burnham ruling
The District Attorney will request a review of the Appellate Division decision reversing George Burnham Jr. in the Mutual Reserve case. The move, not an appeal of the new trial order, aims to address points of law and may affect other insurance cases, with Robert C. Taylor seeking state court permission to appeal Friday's reversal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Attorney's
George Burnham, Jr
Mutual Reserve
Jerome
Burnham
Robert C. Taylor
Western Union Wins Point In Arkansas
Secretary of State C C Ludwig reports a Federal Court judge has enjoined revoking Western Union Telegraph Company charter under the Wingo act. The Ross bill demands domestication of all foreign corporations by July 1 1907 before doing business in Arkansas, suggesting further action may be required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Western Union Telegraph Company
Wingo
State of
Arkansas
Newark Couple Charged in Diamond Brooch Theft
Charles Beynon and his wife, both French servants, are jailed at Newark police headquarters on charges of stealing a diamond brooch valued at 1.9 from C. E. Henry Stengel of Broad Street. Detectives traced them from Englewood to the scene after a staged recovery scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Beynon
Newark
C. E. Henry Stengel
Broad Street
Englewood
Tuite
Stenge
Tutte
Beynons
Stengels
West 30Th Street
Manhattan
New York
Missing Man May Have Died by Own Action
Mrs. Tina Ingraham reports her husband Frank V. Ingraham missing since May 25 and feared to have taken his own life. He managed Khahkadi & Co. cigar factory at 161 Pearl Street and left a handwritten Everett House stationery note stating financial troubles and intent to act considered cowardly. His niece saw him in Broadway that afternoon but did not speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tina Ingraham
Claremont Avenue
The
Bronx
Frank V. Ingraham
Justice Ingraham
Appellate Division
Khahkadi & Co
Pearl Street
Everett House
Broadway
Naval Reserves Run Four Boats for Trophy on North River
Four crews from the four divisions quartered on the training ship Granite State raced on the North River yesterday afternoon. The event for the perpetual trophy donated by William Butler Duncan Jr. started off the Columbia Yacht Club and ran one mile downriver to a point off the Granite State. The second division won the race for the second time, with the first, third and fourth divisions also competing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite State
1St Naval Battalion
North River
William Butler Duncan, Jr
Columbia Yacht Club
West 25Th Street
Sth Street
Frst
Chorus Lady run ends at Hackett's Theatre in New York
Rose Stahl and the Chorus Lady company concluded an eight percent run at Hackett's Theatre, the longest of the season. Hackett and Henry B. Harris planned a summer continuation, but Powers's Theatre in Chicago demanded the June 3 fulfillment of prior terms, prompting a New York transfer next season. The company headed to Chicago last night. Stahl departs with family and Chicago friends in a private car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Stahl
Chorus Lady
Hackett
Savoy Theatre
Mr. Hackett
Henry B. Harris
Powers
Chicago
Miss Stahl
Harris Hes Arran
New York
Pfvate
New York Central
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Hisley
Wright
Ae ‘Egner
Smith
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Havson
Mountford
Johnson
Beaton
Bonesteel
Msessrereerrsress
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Pritchett
MacCathrin
R.H.E. N. Y. University
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Butamnetown
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Ford
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Baldwin
Gargan
O’ Reilly
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Dowd
Bligh
Cup
Moore
Phila
Delphia Horse Show
Keswick
Edward
Ffbee
Hunt Club
Membes
Chevy Chase Club
Chevy Chase
B. m
E. T. Stotesbury
Phila Buckney
Waverly Marion
Robert Bowmanville
Ontario
Hackney Stailion
Cornwall
Illinois
Squadron
Knickerbocker Club Regatta
Meudow
CH. Wilmore
Regatta Committee
O. H. Chelibor
Harry Stephenson
W. 3
Seam
D. Dike
J. O. Linkinson
Sakana
Haviland Brothe
Hyperion
William Young
St Wan Soya
Soya
Joyreales
Menton Brothers
Carsless
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Coursa
de Ong
Gawbes
Cse
Cisse Gunda
C. Lembecker
Blue Pill
Allerton
Sergeant Howe
United Irish League Meeting
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Staten Island Bears Yonkers
Columbia Oval
Thistles
A. Hoskings
B. Kortlang
Deane
Thistle
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Phistles
J. J. Hewitt
J. E. Gillette
E. O. Challenger
G. G. France
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W. B. King
J. C. K. Jordan
H. Williams
J. S. Mahon
F. W. Chapman
Nomads
C.K. Murray
Bellevue
Upper Montclair
J. P. Poyer
W. F. J. Jackson
G. Macpherson
W. F. Keenan, Jr
Critchlow
R Powell
Critchio
H L. Steinthal
C Gildea
G. Laurie
Gunn
C. L. Bohegmann
R. Cobb
Critch
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R. Calderbank
J. Gildea
Kelly
Heyworth
Spooner
Eenee A Smith
Kelly S Low
Bohemann
Scholding
H Eayres
Laurie
Kydd
Riddett
Tootoo
J. Critchlow
Nairn
Celes
L. Gresham
Hoskings
Escobal
Delvajle
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A. Sargeant
Helwitt
Ce White
Kortlang
Anderson
A. W. Murray
Waith
C. H. Somers
Areys
O. Smith
O. Turville
Humphrey
Wee B. Kortlang
Aeeee
G. Breeze
Tattersall
A. Whitehouse
Cleaver
M. McHale
Tattersall Oss
F. J. Price
R Turner
M. Andrews
W J Chapman
Tatters
H. Holden
M. Tierney
Breeze
Price
Vickers
Dunning
Turner
A. Smedley
Tees
Foote
Western Union
Little Rock
Ark
C. C. Ludwig
NEW - York Tribune
South Harwich, Mass
Cape Cod
Italy
H. S. Smith
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