Lawrence Davis Wins Marathon Handicap at Sheepshead Bay
Lawrence Davis captured the marathon handicap at Sheepshead Bay the event drawing large crowds and near 100,000 in attendance. Davis started strong after ten miles and surged to victory by more than half a mile over rivals including Robert Mallory and other top athletes. Eller edged Norton by a yard in a 120 yard dash, with Eller clocking 9.134 seconds and Norton 9.235, amid a heat compromised field of 65 of 105 starters.
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A. Cavagnaro
Davis
Robert Mallory
Motawk Atmietic Club
Carnival of Sports
Gee
Ted
Wabin
East
Jack Pile
Trube American Athletic Club
James X. Norton
Ltdkp
Leland Stanford University
Eller
Norton
Wal- Lee Burech
New York Athletic
Sarton
Burecb Lies
Norte
Amteur Mblttic Union
Avier
Wade
Jimmy Braccia
Maplewood Hellcs Club
Tavs
George Kirkwood
Paulist Athletic Club
Mier
SE Pont
Borough Mall
Blind Athletes Tie in Dual Track Meet
In Watertown Massachusetts a dual track meet at Perkins Field ended tied. Overbrook School for the Blind Philadelphia athletes faced Perkins Institute of Watertown with both teams scoring 3113 points as junior runners and distance entrants competed against a field including Ozman Athletic Association climber Keri Moore and St Anselm's Arthur Rudnn in a four mile handicap and sprint finishes amid a crowded, cheering crowd.
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Watertown
Mass
Overbrook School For the Blind
Philadelphia
Perkins Institute
Perkins Field
Lach
Keri Moore
Ozman Athletic Association
R. A. Hug
Moore
Lew Thanifty
Davis
Prospect Park
Hraceia
Speedway
Easg
McCurnin Hove
Lind
Kirkwood
Tun
Charley Erickson
Mohawk Athletic Club
George B. Moss
Holy Ci Tyeeum
Joseph Warese
St. Anselm's Athletic Club
Arthur Ro Dunn
St Peter's Club
Jersey City
St. Anselm
Warese
Dunn Manatno
Forefathers Cloth Suits On Broadway Store Ad
County Corks Irish worsteds touted as the world’s best suitings with a claim of introducing them in America. Conservative business suits advertised as durable and ready to wear for men up to size 46. Exclusive reproductions of pilgrim homespuns pushed as long wearing. Locations given: Broadway 34th St, Fifth Ave, Warren at 41st St.
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County Cork
America
Broadway
St “the
34Th St
Broadway Corners
Fifth Ave
Warren
41St St
Brooklyn Celtics Win New York State Football League Title
The Brooklyn Celtics clinched the New York State Football League championship at Marquette Oval with a 7 to 1 victory over the Continentals. They stand undefeated this season, with 13 wins and 2 draws in 15 games, totaling 28 points. They will face Clan MacDonalds in an exhibition at Celtic Park next Sunday, then play the final league game June 18 at Marquette Oval to end the season.
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Brooklyn Celtics
Marquette Oval
Brooklyn
Continentals
Celtics
Clan MacDonalds
Themen
Yon Kors
Celtic Park
Wote
Cooper
Greenville Football Club
New Jersey
Visitation Football Club
Taft
Mayo Is Speedy In A Long Run
Eddie Mayo of the Brooklyn Athletic Association won two prizes in the handicap and novice five mile road run at the Ninety-second Street YMHA event through Harlem yesterday. Starting at 1:30 handicap, he led early and finished over 200 yards ahead of Edward Weinman of Seventy-ninth Street House, with AL Hulsebach of the Paulist Athletic Club third. Weinman also took a novice prize, Hulsebach earned the Catholic Athletic League medal, and the Paulist Club captured the team prize despite 16 scoring teams.
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Eddie Mayo
Brooklyn Athletic Association
Halem
Brooklyn
Edward Weinman
Seventy-ninth Street House
AL Hulsebach
Paulist Athletic Club
Weinman
Hulsebach
Catholic Athletic League
Paulist Club
Irving Lehman
Supreme Court
MH. A
Yale Crew Practices at Gales Ferry for Regatta Prep
Yale's rowing squad over forty strong arrive by train and yachts at Thames River training quarters in Gales Ferry Conn. Coach Nickalls plans morning and afternoon practice ahead of Harvard regatta on June 23. Varsity boat makeup, unsettled after losses to Cornell and Princeton, to be finalized later in the week.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Thames River
Nickalls
Harvard
Cornell
Princeton
Fragmentary OCR Entry From Belmi Si Rantbates Section
The text shows a fragmented list of names, dates, and phrases, mentioning Belmi Si, Pan Maal, Caleta de Ti Ho Stangtane, and various numbers like 4, 15, 28. It references Masters theme, maps, and a session or meeting, with unclear context and multiple garbled terms.
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Pan Maal
Lely Teresa
Enueret
Lane
Sears
Mesto
Courtney Saves Strength for Cornell Crews
Cornell crews arrive in Poughkeepsie under coach Charles F Courtney who rests while preparing for the final two weeks of training. Captain J L Collyer returns to stroke, varsity and junior boats appear evenly matched, Columbia and Penn crews also present ahead of their first on water spin tomorrow.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Cornell
Oakes
Charles F. Courtney
John Hoyle
Ithaca
Courtney
Syracuse
Ber
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Loughear
J. L. Collyer
Toomorrow
Penn
Philadelphia
Joe Wright
Hancock Yearlings Here for Auction
Twenty four yearlings from Arthur B. Hancock's Virginia farm arrived at Durland's to be sold at auction tomorrow night. Turfmen discussed revived night sales and big past prices, with observers noting owners and trainers like Edward F. Whitney Preston Burch James Fitzsimmons Max Hirsch and J Frederick Johnson in attendance.
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Arthur B. Hancock
Virginia
Durland
Les
St. Blaise
Hamburg
Yorkville
Edward Simms
J. Mek. Rowman
Preston Burch
James McClernand
Jack Joyner
Max Hirsch
James McCormack
James Fitzsimmons
Wh, Karrick
J. Frederick Johnson
Tufts batsmen still lead in college race summary
Tufts holds a 325 batting average after seventeen games, despite a recent loss. Columbia gains on Lehigh after a holiday double header, Dartmouth and Army show solid progress, Harvard slides, Yale climbs with two wins, Cornell sinks to .197. Leland of Tufts leads with .492 over fifteen games. Budd of Cornell hits .344 in ten games.
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Tufts
Columbia
Lehigh
Dartmouth
Army
Harvard
Yale
Cornell
Ithacans
Leland
Tefts
Budd
Kramer Aims for Sixteenth Bicycle Title at Newark Track
Frank J Kramer extended his lead toward a sixteenth American cycling title by winning the second heat of the six race series at the Newark Velodrome. Reggie McNamara icons, Alfred Goulet, and Bob Spears staged close semi finals as Kramer dominated the finals to accumulate 10 title points. McNamara, Goulet, Spears and Egg battled for podium spots in a competitive day of track racing.
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Frank J. Kramer
Newark Veiodrome
Reggie McNamara
Kramer
Bob Spears
Alfred Goulet
McNamara
Spears
Alfred Gunda
Oscar Egg
Frank Cavanagh
Egg
Keamer
Gunde
Goulet
Flies Novtee
Ty Geeeee
Vaal' Reie Wat
Rae Shetitetomtle Dandionp
Amateis
Jim
Marvel Wiarae
Seroced
Masry Asker
Bret
Bewuaa
Champlonanse
Eunwer
Tyler Morse to Judge Bulldogs at Mineola Kennel Show
Tyler Morse will judge bulldogs at the 14th annual Ladies' Kennel Association show at Mineola Fair Grounds, filling for absent English expert W. J. Nichols. Judging begins at 10 o clock in ten rings with other breed groups led by Charles G. Hopton and Raymond Belmont.
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Kennel Club
United States
Mineola Fair
Ladies’ Kennel Association
Tyler Morse
W. J. Nichols
Morse
Mineola
Harvard
Beaver Brook
Nichols
M. M. van Beuren
Marty W. Lacy
Boston
Charles G. Hopton
Samoyedes
Sealyhama
Raymond Belmont
JT. Baines
England
Baines
Emken
British Soccer Club Pays Big Dividend
London reports that Glasgow Rangers Soccer Club ends the season with a balance of 13168 dollars. The club plans to set aside 8000 dollars for a reserve fund and pay a dividend to shareholders of a percent. Since the war began, many footballs have gone to men on active duty and members have joined the colors.
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London
Glasgow Rangers
Yachting News and Notes for New York Yacht Club affairs
Announcement by the re atta committee of the New York Yacht Club sets the sixteenth annual race on the Sound of Glen Cove starting at 1 oclock Thursday June 15. The Attica will be the forties at 1 20 and Ave minutes later. Sloops M N and P start. The club cups for course races are offered and will be sailed for. Commodore James B Ford orders fleet to dress ship June 10. The Katrina signal to masthead marks season opening. The New York Motor Boat Club eight annual long distance race from New York to Albany and return starts July 1 from the clubhouse at 147th Street and the Hudson River. Distance 296 nautical miles. finish within forty hours. Entries close June 29 at p.m.
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Reatta
New York Yacht Club
Glen Cove
James Gordon Bennett
James B. Ford
Larchmont Yacht Club
Katrina
New York Motor Hoat Club
New York
Albany
147Th Street
Hudson River
Une
New Yorker Keough Chosen Captain of Brown Track Team
Paul Homer Keough of New York City was elected captain of Brown University varsity track for next year at a meeting of the seniors. A Morris High School alumnus, he has been with the team two years, tying for second in the two mile in the Columbia dual meet and placing third in the Amherst meet this season.
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Brown
Providence
Paul Homer Keough
New York City
Brown University
Wrene Keough
Morris High School
New York
Accond
Columbia
Amherst
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Shea Feilay
Opnesean
Rostis Pret Company
Bowling Alley
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Ig Largat
Teow Lara
Ee Bik
Jack Eller
Leland Stanford
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Verver Micowan
Keoeineh Lee
Johnets Ensem
Seton
Renee Viabia von Dian
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Aruain End
Mayo
A. A
Chun
Eileen
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Eli
Belmi
Hancock Yearlings
Hammer
Iran
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Tiraga
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Berningth
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Prinewtan
Chaplis
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Bay of Riel
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Meira
N. Y. Sporting Goods CO
Warren St
Madison Square Garden
Leonard
Dundee
Lakeville
Fred S. Hal
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Trotters
J. J. Morris
Nell McLintock
Oakland Bes
A. Murpiye
Heogente Thart
Foo
W. Margen
Moerscoon
Fateh
Mullen
Wanamaker
Eighth Street
Golf School
Country Club
John D. Dunn
Christopher Shea
Joseph McMahon
Siath
John Wanamaker
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