Stonewood Wins Grand National Steeplechase Handicap
Stonewood wins the Grand National steeplechase Handicap at Belmont Park as Wingold loses her rider at the fourteenth fence. Jockey Vincent Powers drives Stonewood to victory with Wingold failing after a fall. Melodrama and others trail as the field faced a roughly three mile course and a tense finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewood
Wingold
Belmont Park
Ib Bs Watson
Stonewoor
Belgjont Park
Vincent Powers
Aniatew Wits
Ping
British Seek Hints On Aviation From NC-4 Commander
London observers and American NC-4 crew members attended a luncheon in the House of Commons with Major General Seely to discuss the future of British aviation. Key figures including the Prince of Wales and Winston Spenser Churchill attended as the air secretary praised Read and colleagues for their transatlantic flight and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jones
Albert C. Read
Towers
Seely
Air
House of Commons
Prince of Wales
Lord Birkenhead
James W. Lowther
Funl of
Reading
United States
Winston Spencephiirehi
Douglas Haig
Read
Teaporiding
Ann Gate Hawker
Prince of
Pirmen
Suspension Shocks Jockey E Sande At Mormont Park Meet
Stewards at Mormont Park suspended jockey E Sande for sixty days after an incident during the meet. Other actions included suspensions for W Keating until July 15 for failing to follow instructions, and licenses issued to several riders. The card featured races with Ally Fortitude and two victories by TF Schaller, while Washubter finished second in a close stretch run amid judging adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AQT
A Fockey Cis
Judgestrand
Mormont Park
Mens
Sturgin
Kaupe
Andrew Miller
Fy i Hitchcock
Juhi Gantord
Wi Fett
Jis
Anberantatun
U Eynie
Nie Hunturky
Sintr Racine Association
Bannd Vom
Seaepieehave
Dnokey
W. Keating Wa
Fox
Ren
Smith
Kranieil Kentlemen
Traine Fos
William Carey
Ke Ie
Joe Srasram
Moses
Pollava Wins Woodcote Stakes at Wasdcote Racecourse
The Wasdcote Stakes worth 4000 dollars was won by Pollava, ridden by Stade, ahead by a short head from Seraph Call. Four horses started. Sally Joel’s Raniere finished fourth. Odds were 7 to 4 on Pollava.
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Fasom
England
Royail
W. Toniel
Pullava
Ty Stade
Eix Innxthn
Sir Ry Dardine
Seraph Call
Tancarter
Tord Séttoy
Marshal Neil
Steve Dinoghan
Sally Joel
Raniere
Fouirthi
Paltava
Yankees to Aid Boy Scouts Athletic Parade
Members of the Yankees and Detroit Tigers under managers Huggins and Donovan will join the athletic parade of the Boy Scout Universe next Wednesday morning. Every branch of sport will be represented in the event, a banner of marching teams and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Huggins and
Donovan
Hoy Scout Unive
Syracuse Tops Wesleyan In Early Season Showdown
Syracuse defeated Wesleyan in a midweek college baseball game at a Connecticut venue, building an early lead and securing a decisive win. The result highlighted Syracuse’s early-season momentum as players contributed across the lineup.
Newark Beaten for Fourth Time by Baltimore
Baltimore won 4 1 over Newark as McKenty left handed rookie pitched. Boley stood out at short while errors and walks marked the game. Morgan Madden and Millet led Baltimore hitters. Newark’s Frank struggled on the mound in a game with few bright spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frank
McKenty
Newark
Boley
Morvel
Morgan
Madden
Mekenty
Finien
Maine
Trisiilo
Tonis
Bishon
Daithie
Wrrors
Dalthners
Balis
Meteerity
Ouecguy JT
MiRenty
Harvard Oarsmen Prepare For Yale Race At New London
Harvard coach William Maines takes the first and second varsity crews to New London preparations for the Thames race against Yale on June 20. Captain Whitman shifts to No 2 or 4 with Glmatead at No 4, freshmen join the varsity on the river, and a borrowed Union Boat Club shell is used in the varsity race after a transport accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
William Maines
Harvard
New London
Yale
Thames
Whitman
No. 4
Glmatead
London
Union Boat Club
Abievican Henley Regat
Golf at Greenwich Club opens women’s tournament
At Greenwich Country Club in Greenwich Connecticut on June 5 the ladies golf tournament began with a list of participants including Rabinson, Sten, Marble, and Gilbert among others. The readable names suggest a regional event at the club with multiple competitors teeing off.
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Greenwich Club
Greenwich
Conn
He Greenwich Country Club
Searen
Apts Bi
Rabinson
Ipaas Sten
Ene Uire
Meo
Ming Ia
Soda! Tees Gb
Chatman
Espinoza and Black Defeat Quimet and Brady in Exhibition Match
West Newton reports California professionals G Espinoza and John Black defeated Francis Quimet and Mike Brady 4 and 8 today at Brae Burn Country Club. W Douglas Edgar of Druid Hills posted best practice round with a 70 in the French open champlong for the open championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouimet
Brady
West Newton
Mags
Chime
A. G. Espinoza
John Black
California
Francis Quimet
Mike Brady
Brae Burn Country Club
W. Douglas Edgar
Druid Hills
Champlong
Local Women Golfers Bow Hub Team in Trophy Match
New York defending the Griscom Cup overwhelmed the Apawamis Club in Rye by 13 matches to 5. Hub team beat Philadelphia by 12 matches and 10. Final match set for today features Quaker City versus New York. Several matches decided by defaults and close scores.
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Quakers
Metropollitan
New York
Apawamia
Rye
Hub
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Glenna Collett
Providence
Wilby
T. Hucknall
Rossin
Marion Hollins
Louisa Wella
William A. Gavin
New York Women Defeat Boston Opponents in Tennis Card
A New York roster led by Mrs Gavin and Mra Wells dominates a Boston lineup including Mrs Daley and Miss Hollins in a busy round of matches. The event features multiple bouts across New York and Boston with several wins for New York players amid close scores. Philadelphia team to send talent to eight for the dip, with Mrs Ronald H Barlow noted as lantern champion.
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W. A. Gavin
New York
Mrn
Daley
Boston
Merion Hollins
En Furl
Mra
Ta Wells
Bencon
Joana
Bom Starkton
L. Howley
Yuna
Stevins
Heston
Huck
York
Seorglanna Miskin
Ars
Hetrebally
Busiol
Meckschr
Tare
Dlefeatel
Mlew BA
Jene
Aliss Beatrice Youngberrs
Roelel
Merson
Lips
Blumenthal
A. Oere
Ws . Platterman
Mre Gavin
Dusa Welling
Stmklan
Harknall
Eisa Bishop
Mra Weckscher
Tawnaverry
Morraw
Herzag
Rossin
Are, Pravier
Tomsan
Ure Alewanura
Arnold
Mrz Phimienitial
Peril Ma Moore
Define Urs Patterson
Deleuie Iimbal Alten
Whits
Tohingos
Iy Steiner
Youssoy
FB. W. Daley
Bend
Tas
Philadelphia
Amon Ts
Ronald H. Barlow
Skeeters Beat Reading in a Close Jersey City Match
Skeeters defeated Reading 4 to 2 at Weal Silo Park Jersey City yesterday in a competitive game. Local notes mention players from Jersey City and Reading with several lineups and names appearing in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skeeters
Reading
Jersey City
Weal Silo Park
Jersey
Cobb
Biemiller
Aronsey Welser
Sinien
Biemitiyn
Sierinen
Hitten
Henwn Mabie
Sheridan
Lolimnie Hummmel
Hersey
Aijfien
Friesen
Ball Causes Upset By Defeat of Anderson
In the New Jersey State lawn tennis championship at Montclair Athletic Club on clay, Ball defeated Frank Anderson to reach the semi finals in singles and surged to a doubles round three upset, as Ball and partner overcame Anderson in a decisive match.
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Ball
Anderson
Percy L, Kyneston
Harold A. Throckmorton
Cedric A. Major
Lientenant
Peter Bsil
Herday
New Jersey
Montclitr
Yale
Andéréon
New Jutsey
Champianghin
Heidibal
Maral
Minas Andeyann Derearat
Giants Manager McGraw Says Eddie Sicking Will Return
Philadelphia report states Giants manager John McGraw secured assurance from President Baker that infielder Eddie Sicking will rejoin the New York club likely after the current Keenan season. The controversy with Philadelphia appears settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phila
Sicking Fittspurgh
McGraw
Giants
Eddie Sicking
Philadelphia
Baker
Veteran Tarfman Dies in Kentucky After Illness
Garvet D. Wilson, 69, longtime secretary of the Kentucky Association that runs the racetrack in Lexington, and a well known horse breeder, died at his home after a three month illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarfman
Lexington
Garvet D. Wilson
Kentucky Association
Murray to Play Kimague in Cleveland Duel
National tennis champion Lindsey Murray accepts invitation to face Japanese expert Tehiga Kimague at the Cleveland event. The match is part of the fete honoring the closing date of the alata doubles tournament on June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Kimague Cleveland
Lindsey Mar My
Tehiga Kimague
Major Greene to Coach Eleven at Rawdom College
Major Roger A. Greene commander of the Trench Mortar Battery of the 241st Division was selected as football coach for Rawdom College this fall. He previously played for the University of Pennsylvania varsity team and has connections at Colby and Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Lewiston
Roger A. Greene
Rawdom Coleg
University of Pennsylvania
Colhy
Hates
Red Sox Release Catchey Unconditional Release Chief
Boston June 5 Caterer John Meury was given unconditional release today by Ne Boston Red Sox. Henry had spent several years with the Washington American League team and laine played with the Boston Nationals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
Boston
John Meury
Med Sox
Henry
Tlw
Washington
Jenguy Rouny
Laine
Moston Nationals
Vehicle routes and road conditions on Jersey tram lines report
A bureau report outlines current road and detour statuses across state routes. Detours and openings include Perth Avenue to Key, Atlantic Highland yard access, and highways from Newark to Hightown with varying construction near New London and Providence corridors.
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Bureau of
Fouse
Amopien
Jersey
Staan
Fienige
Perth
Miuhlanda Tain
Anil
Fuinain
Oramblity Tyennike
New Wranswick
Mehtatowier ix
Radio Hightown
Wilhem Trenton
Hudenn County
Touleward
Aberione Unhue
Phimeiinet
Newark
Muralintaviney
Sumavity
Asbury
Reid
Delaware
Waekenawck
Arooin
Raffertt
Westehosler
Benton Port Road
New London
Prs
Griton
Pequontick
Foster Pome
Narragansett Pier
Roy Mytoriete
Providence
Tonton Soili
Wakelind Weer
Tower Hill Road
East Grenwich
Reward Offered For News Of Aviator Captn Dames
A $500 reward is announced for information about aviator Captain Dames missing for eight days. Experts suspect a possible fall near Bremerton or Bremtal area. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward with any sightings or clues.
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Dames
Munn
Shakats
Feptain Johnsell
Seth Bees
Larry
New York Masons Attend Kite Day Event for Prince Walken
Fragmented OCR text mentions Masons in New York, a kite event, and names that appear garbled. The readable core notes a Masonic group involvement in a kite day related to a prince with scattered place and date hints. No clear outcomes or specifics emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prince
Corsair Once More to Be Morgan Yacht
Fragmented readable text shows references to Corsair and Morgan yacht themes with scattered phrases about fittings and government bits, lacking clear events, dates, or individuals. Possible maritime item notes hint at restoration or fittings but no coherent action or outcome emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsair
Morgan Yacht
Short Circuit Hurns Twos Ties Up Seeoml
Short Circuit hurns Twos Ties Up Seeoml Sweet details unclear due to garbled source text. The readable fragments reference a game or event with tied scores and a notable play. Named individuals or teams cannot be confidently identified from the supplied material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeoml Sweet
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Loftus
George Starr
Baldwin
W. J. Macbeth
Enmuich
Hattia Jullie
Wiliui
Fowara
Griffith
Widanwy
Powers
Font Arcant
Mamie
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Gt Ind
Inet
Bala
Pdtdr
Ulva
Henry Wilfred
Wing
Multis
Ima Frank
Wyoming
Eed
Wile
Cranny
Arepon II
Littie Callahan
Hridesman
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Orie
Cae
Gully Peete
Olfereen
Reldesman
Thy
Olus
Comtone
Brerror
Nassau
HAN Bt
E. Sande
J. P. Thorne
Fortitude
Moti
Schaller
Bolsinda Ait
Uutterfly
Thean Thiwugh Bruyls
McCrann
Wesslar
Pollava
Syracuse
Wesleyan
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Rochester
Toronto
Bullnto
Binghamton
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Pes Binire
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Troman
Ronb
T'R
Spalding
Walton Heath
Vardon
Tylor
Ray
Duncan
Sandy Herd
Jimmie Braid
Scivinof
Herbert Fowler
Sam
Gemauiries
A.g.spalding & Bros
Nassau Street
Fifth Avenue
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Bruel
Minerla
Havles
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Pavia
Avant
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Becton
Vinny
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Mons
Ulalmage
Pike Ertue
Cale Ariston Gian
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Cirpiate
Toll
Halling
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Baer
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Tata
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Latonia
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Alt
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Beco
Barney Hinnnon
Qaneheen Ventoldey
Ribiicy
Pines
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Ad Caburrag
Lake Tiday Neon
Sava Galvin
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Sive Tan
Ke Tom
Alteay
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Milgafield
Danbury
Waterbury
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Pawel
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Crardoveda
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39Th Street
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Ra Needham Vikes
Mason Tires
Hardman
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