Pillory Wins Belmont in Striking Upset Over Snob II
In the Belmont at Belmont Park, Pillory owned by R. T. Wilson defeated Snob II., the Cosden-Sanford colt, by more than two and a half lengths. The crowd of about 30,000 watched Snob II. stumble in the stretch while Pillory surged clear, with Morvich as a lingering rival. Pillory led from midrace, while Snob II. wore hind leg bandages and appeared off form. The victory adds Pillory’s rising status and delivers a hefty purse as the field finished with Cresta challenging in the other notable races.
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Belmont Park
Snob II
Cosden
John Sanford
R. T. Wilson
Pillory
Ned J
Ee Wu
Ae Arrota
Daddy
Dante
Mervich
Work & Mille
Morvich
Matt Winn
Latonia
Juery
Olambala
Hester Prynne
Preakne Helmont
Pil Jory
Snob
Man O' War
Jimmy Butwell
L. Morris
H. Miller
Pest
Cassidy
Stob
Ray Jay
Aghin
Clarence Kammer
C. H. Miller
Colgate Nine Shuts Out Princeton 3-0
Colgate blanked Princeton 3-0 as Blume pitched effectively for the visitors and the defense stifled the Tigers. Princeton starter Thomas was driven from the mound in the third inning, Beebe relieved and fanned six while allowing three hits. Mitchell named Lafayette tennis captain after three seasons on the team.
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Colgate
Princeton
Primeaur
Doe Valle
Tigers
Blume
Gut
Thomas
Beebe
Kong
Vileerse
Herma Jeo
Hiner
Aria
Molly Thelehin
Hike
Wal ‘Teo-bape
E. Wasnes Thresebase
Ra Santord
Lafayette
Mitchell Easton
Pr Mitchell
East Orang
Lafayette C Lege
Mitchell
Belmont Park Race Summaries June Ninth Weather Clears Track Fast
Racing notes from Belmont Park and Douglasston tracks describe fast conditions and results across races. Entries mention winners such as Mane and other named horses, with purses and placements noted, though OCR text is garbled in parts.
Master Weavers of Fate and Ambidextrous Pitchers
A mixed collection of poetry on dominion and fate followed by letters and notes on baseball quirks. The writer ponders whether ambidextrous pitching exists, cites Captain Alexander Stark in 1920 and asks for verification. Also includes golf crowd observations, boxing greatest nominees, and a golf amateur comment on British crowds.
Stuyvesant Daily High Meet Wins Big in Brooklyn Field
Stuyvesant High School dominated the annual P.S. A. 1 track and field meet at Brooklyn Athletic Field, scoring 48 points to 18 for Manual Training and De Witt Clinton. Francis Hussey led sprint marksmanship with a 0:08 9-10 time, while Carlos Figueroa swept two PS A. records in the 20 yard dash and broad jump and placed second in high jump. Charles Major of De Witt Clinton also won two events as Stuyvesant piled up points across sprints and field events.
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Stuyvesant High School
Brooklyn Athletic Field
Second Street
Manual
de Witt Clinton
Francis Hussey
Hussey
Fehanlboy
Carlos Figueroa
Stuyverant
PS A.le
Figueroa
Charles Major
F Ryter
Kushnick
P Muse
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Gallebin
Wat Clinton Hs
Eersnd
Merson District
Otlivier
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A Campbell
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Ro Ville
Jamaica
Ther Weeba
Manwal
Nth
Denier
Horock
Merce
Edelatein
Carton Flewrien
Stuyvesant MB
Wisacen
Erearay
Iterara Runmavon
A Sanatien
Schoener
AL Reber
Ward Play Ui
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Karechner
Dawson
de Witt
Mortis i
Tinchier
Nosenbim
MeVoy Wins at Traps in Double Victory
MeVoy captured the high scratch prize with 94 of 100 and then won the special doubles event with 42 of 10 targets at Bergen Beach Gun Club. G M Walling and J A Howard tied for high handicap. Walling won the shoot-off.
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MeVoy
M. MeVoy
Bergen ‘Beach
G. M. Walling
J. A. Howard
Vietur
Owens Wins Medal and Match Play at Wykagyl Club
L. C. Owens captured the individual medal and won the match play at Wykagyl Country Club yesterday. He posted a 94 26 0, finishing one down to Lakes RM Miller, who shot 80 7 73.
Tris Speaker Weeps As James C Dunn Funeral Nears
Cleveland June 10 Tris Speaker manager of the Indians is bedridden with bronchitis and unable to attend the funeral of his close friend James C Dunn president of the club in Marshalltown Iowa tomorrow. Dunn, a model baseball magnate, inspired loyalty with steady support and leadership. A fund to honor Dunn will be raised and a memorial will be erected at the Cleveland home of the team, with feelings running deep among players and officials.
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Cleveland
Tris Speaker
Cleveland Indians
Speaker
James C. Dunn
Marshalltown
Laws
Jim Dunn
Dunn Pie
Duan
Elvor
Ehil
Dunn
King Wins Eastern New York Tennis Title
Ar uy Cy nd athlete won the York State singles crown by beating Elliott H. Bingen in straight sets 6 4, 6 4 at the Atpackassin Club courts Yonkers. Kings speed and power overwhelmed Bingen despite heat that hampered the challenger.
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King
New York
Ar Uy Cynd
Lawn Seapianship
Elliott H. Bingen
North Side
Atpackassin Club
Yonkers
Binten
Letarne
Victor F
Francis T. Mun
Special Matches at Richmond County Club Exhibition
The tournament committee of the Richmond County Country Club in Staten Inland has scheduled an exhibition event featuring four doubles matches. Event aims to showcase players and entertain members with competitive play at the club.
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Richmond
Richmond County Country Club
Staten Inland
Bouts Hereabouts Monday at Freeport Armory
A string of 12 round boxing bouts is listed for Monday at the Freeport Armory. Charley Kohler faces Jonestras in one featured match. Other bouts include Mickey Tiontey and Delman with 12 rounds. The card also mentions Kid Gibiema and Kodackvon in potential 12 round bouts.
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Broadwas
Facharley Pitta
Mickey Tiontey
Ranma
Freeport
Charley Kohler
Jonestras
Leron Gakland A
Agalahane Shugroeene Delman
Armor Alen
Gibiema
Kodackvon
Holy Cross Edges Harvard In 15 Inning Narrow Win
In Worcester Massachusetts Holy Cross beat Harvard 2 to 1 after a 15 inning rain soaked battle. Eddie Goode pitched for Harvard scattering nine hits with one walk while Carroll earned the win for Holy Cross. Conton Gautreau and Simandinger drove the tying run for Holy Cross in the fourth before a squeeze play by Leo Dugan produced the deciding run in the 15th.
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Worcester
Mass
Holy Crone
Harvard
Purple
Eddie Goode
Crimson
Carrol
Yate
Karvard
Conton
Owen
Holy Cross
Gautreau
Simandinger
Canton
Gordon
Carroll
Leo Dugan
Tee Saale
Jenniarry and
Barnett
Penn Victor Over Dartmouth for 3d Time This Season
Penn gains third straight win over Dartmouth this season in a 7 to 8 baseball contest at Franklin Field. Penn fans cheer Coach Reed and Blue nine as they edge Dartmouth in a scorcher battle. Local report describes lineups, pitchers, and key plays from the Philadelphia game.
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Penn
Dartmouth
Philadelphia
Red
Gray
New
Franklin
Reed
Blue Nine
Jef Teareau
Galdbiats
Renarrr
Coutbiart
Builivan
Lueweret
Caswell
Jeeceen
Steinhilter
I of
Tracy
Mune
Singer
Steinniter
Jo Hy Tracr
Hielon Mteinnyter
Peach
eMcMulion
Lirbeott
Sassed Baji— Taher
Venguree
Wieer
Adame
Brooklyn Poly Victor Over Union Nine 8 7
Brooklyn Poly Institute defeated Union College 8 to 7 in Schenectady New York. Union led 5 in the fourth, Poly rallied with four in the eighth and one in the ninth. Linoki collected five hits in seven at bats for Brooklyn in an error-filled game.
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Brooklyn Poly Victor
Union
Schenectady
N. C
Union College
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
Neaed
Ech
Linoki
Brooklyn Rightielder
Brooklyn
Erion
Linoke NiteRinan
Dounle
Lewit
Lapa Meese
Pitehares Church
Turasiy
Charen
Latonia Race Results and Notable Finishes
Latonia results summarize a crowded program with two year olds and older horses. Notable runners include Garne ates, Lavinia, and Kennedy entrants, plus monetary prize details and the Metropol Handicap for three year olds and up.
Yale Beats Columbia 3-1 in Slow Game
New Haven Conn June 10 Poor fielding by Columbia gave Yale a 3 to 1 victory in a slow contest. Hartman and Aldrich starred for Yale with Aldrich delivering key hits and strong fielding. Wight pitched steadily for Columbia while Aldrich saved several tough plays on the mound.
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New Haven
Conn
Felding
Columbia
Yale
Hartman
Aldrich
Warren
Watt
Eddy
Price
Hartman Jr
Strom
Wight
Ing Columbia
Seatlers Martian
Canteffeld
Hawkes
Dour Aldrich
Loff Fries
Mtelen
College Baseball Summary Fragment
A fragmented OCR item mentions college baseball with unclear details about teams or outcomes. The readable text references a university program and a game context but lacks concrete names, dates, or scores to specify. Further clarification from the source is needed to produce a full headline and summary.
Miss McGary Wins 300 Yard Nations Swim
Miss McGary, a teen-year-old swimmer, set a fast pace in the 300-yard event at the Nations Swim meet. Despite OCR garble, the record shows she led the field at San Francisco, with times noted around 512-5. the report mentions association and New York entries, highlighting a standout performance.
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Miss McGary
Mian
Ethel Scecary
Sop Yi
WBA
New York
Army Nine Defeats Bankers and New York A C Team
Army Nine defeated the Bankers and the New York A C team in a double victory. They won the Federal Reserve Bank of New York contest 10 to 2, then beat the New York Athletic Club 12 to 10. Wilhide hit a home run as Army piled up eleven hits. Storek and others contributed key moments in the second game.
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Army
Bankers
Team of
New York A. C
Stars
Federal Reserve Bank of New
Yale Crew Line-Up Still Undecided After Time Trials
In New London on June 16 Coach George Corderry kept both varsity crews in reserve after a four mile paddle. He made several lineup changes in the White and Blue boats and said another time trial next Wednesday will decide which crew rows the varsity race against Harvard.
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Corderry
Yale
New London
Conn
George Corderry
Harvard
Ralnat Harvard
Thoraday
Conch Corderry
Pelly
Russell W SheMeld
Rockefeller
Chase
Thomas
Dhite
How
Ruasally
Spencer Ever
Moras
Lehigh Beats Fordham 8-0 on Alumni Day at Bethlehem
Lehigh defeats Fordham 8 to 0 in a one sided baseball game played in Bethlehem on alumni day. Lehigh pitcher Dubois allowed eight hits while Fordham pitcher Waltera Ayett White took the loss with eight runs nine earned? details incomplete. Rowland Donovan and Rowley contributed on offense as Lehigh clinched a convincing shutout.
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Tientain
China
Alexander N. Stark
15Th Infantry
Lehigh
Fordham
Bethlehem
Allen Dubois
Pat
Schermerhorn
Ty White
Dubole
Dases
Balle
Waltera Ayett White
Dedeus
Spencer Wins One-Mile Match at Velodrome
Arthur Spencer defeats rivals in a one mile match at the velodrome amid a feature event. The report notes Spencer won just one of ten heats, while Italian rider Pisani claimed a third heat but was disqualified. Ohrt and Walthour led other match races, with Goullet taking a separate professional handicap.
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Spencer
Arthur Spencer
Dnieie Pisani
Brainy Kane Spencer
Pisai
Hans Ohrt
California
Bobby Walthour
Ohrt
Hindham Walthour
al Goullet
Ang Cliford Papwer
Spectas Ones
Marcy Rae Anthur Apereey
Rine
Ame
Timmy Spencer
Seco
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Song of the Fates
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Joe Kirkwood
Dick” Kerr
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Kid’ McCoy
Stanley Ketchell
Tommy Ryan
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jack Dempsey
Mike O'Dowd
Jimmy Clabby
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Jeff Smith
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