Uneven Starts Upset Talent In Four Races
By W. J. Macbeth uneven starts upset talent in four races at Jamaica yesterday. Pawnee TI, 12 to 1, won the first race while Betty J outsprinted Gloria France, a favorite. Starting issues plagued the card with Cassidy blamed for missteps and loose horses. My Friend and Pastoral Swain defeated favorites in a pair of close finishes. Trexler rode a fine sprint, and King John and Ivry closed the day with a photo finish.
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Jamaica
Pawnee TI
Walter J. Salmon
Betty J
Gloria France
Mars Cassidy
Marg
Ras
Hildreth
Yale Tennis Players Capture N. E. Title
Yale duo L. B. Rice and J. H. Morse won the New England lawn tennis doubles title at the Hartford Golf Club courts defeating H. H. Bassford and F. Pianisani of the Newark Tennis Club. The final score was 6 2, 8 6, 4 6, 6 2 after a hotly contested match.
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Hartford
Conn
L. Brice
J. HB. Morse
Yale
New England
H. H. Bassid
F. Piahisani
Newark
Tice
Morse
H. H. Hyde
Wiley
Bassford
Eastern League Results atterbury sparring scattered scores
Eastern League results show New Haven defeating Providence and Springfield beating Worcester with P ittinld and Worcenter among listed teams. The fragmentary report lists several city and team names, indicating a league standings snapshot rather than a full recap.
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Aterbury
Springfinld
Worcenter
Providenne C. Pittafinld
New Haven
Belmont Terminal Society to Attend Races Today
Society to attend the Hunts meet at Belmont Park Terminal featuring six high class events starting at 2:30 pm. The program includes the United Hunts Double Event Steeplechase and Hampden, Hopeful, and other timber and turf races along with several handicaps and sprints.
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Belmont Terminal
Jamaica
United Hunts Racing Association
Belmont Park Terminal
Hunts
United Hunts
South Shore
Latonia Race Results and Holy Cross Beats Rhode Island
A scrambled Latonia card lists multiple races with purse figures and placements, including two-year-olds and three-year-olds, with winners like Miss Martington and Starken. Holy Cross defeated Rhode Island 12 to 1 in a slugging Worcester game.
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Paul
Peachar
Con Hells
Ovcons Ry Purgoyne
Bose
Tetley
Jo. Murdock
Precious
von Tromp
Coat
Star Baby
Surinkaide
Revolt
Miss
Martington
Strucht
Mies Mies
Robinson
Zizis
Murras
Danny van
Bright Gold
Caraninier
War Uke
Nellie Witwer
Holy Cross
Rhode Island
Worcester
Mass
Heavies Will Decide Title In 20 F1 Ring
Toledo June 18 The world heavyweight championship will be fought July 4 in a twenty foot ring instead of the usual size promoter Tex Rickard secured consent from Willard and Dempsey. Rickard says the smaller ring saves space for press seats while Dempsey and Willard weigh in around 245 and 4½ pounds lighter than their Havana fight. Willard and Dempsey sparred for rounds with their training camps reporting progress as fans watched.
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Toledo
Cess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Dempsey
Willard
Ting
Jack Johnson
Havana
Shadow
Walter Monahan
Jack Hempel
Bill Ketehel
Beb
One Armed Golfers Exhibit at White Beech Club
One armed golfers demonstrated skill at White Beeches Golf and Country Club in an exhibition match yesterday. Louis Martucci and Ives Botcazon faced Joe O Connor and Joe Braille in best ball play, finishing all even despite tough play.
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Ndly
White Beeches Golf and Country Club
Louis Martucci
Ives Botcazon
France
Joe O'Connor
Joe Braille
Dave Hunter
Fese County Country Club
O'Connor
Bradley
Martueci
Botenzon
International League Games Today Feature Six Matchups
Schedule lists Rochester at Newark Buffalo at Jersey City Toronto at Reading (two) Binghamton at Baltimore (two) Yesterday results show Buffalo defeating Jersey City 3-1 and 11-0 Newark beating Rochester 6-2 and 4-3 Reading 8-3 over Toronto 3-8 by Reading and 3-1 by Baltimore. Standings show Buffalo 74 wins 28 losses .667 Newark 18 27 .400 Bing t n 23 17 Roch t r 21 19
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Rochester
Newark
Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Reading
Binghamton
Baltimore
W. L. Pe
Fisher Named Harvard Football Coach for 1911 Season
Boston June 18 Robert T Fisher captain of the Harvard football team of 1911 will coach the Crimson eleven this fall He will likely continue the Haughton system and seeks return of graduates from service for material He succeeds Percy D Haughton who led Harvard for a decade Leo Leary was unavailable for similar reasons and may not return.
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Boston
Robert T. Fisher
Harvard
Crimson
Fisher
Busines Fisher
Percy D. Haughton
Fish Steam
Yale
Mount Vernon Soy Manager Elected at Wesleyan University
Hl. Giere of Mount Vernon N Y was chosen manager of Wesleyan University tennis team for next season. He belongs to the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity.
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Mount Vernon
Middletown
Conn
Hl. Giere
N.Y
Wesleyan University
Delta Kappa Epsilom Fraternity
Jamaica Entries and Race Guide Fragments
Fragmented OCR text lists Jamaica entries and racing references with scattered names, events, and times. It mentions various athletes and routes, plus race notes and locations, but the readable content is incomplete and lacks coherent narrative or outcomes.
War Develops Over Control Of Drug Users
Health Commissioner Dr Royal S Copeland faces a clash with the Medical Society of New York County over plans to fingerprint photograph and brand drug users. The society holds a June meeting to oppose Copeland’s proposed methods while Copeland denies any intention to brand or fingerprint victims and cites regulatory efforts abandoned after state plans emerged.
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Medical Society of
New York County
Academy of Medicine
West Fortythird Street
Copeland
Medical Society
Charles M. Peck
The
Ety
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State Narcotic Commission
Merrick
John T. Davin
Wrath Street
State Commission
Saratoga County
Peek
Forty-second Street
Alr. Parkhurst
Parkhurst
Mr. Parkhurst
Tribi
Municipal el
Worth Street
Peck
Kosher Boycott Pickets Fined for Fowl Snatching
Three women, Hannah Cutler 70, Sophie Goldstein 44, and Jennie Helster 50, were fined $25 each by Magistrate William Blow in Morrisania Court for disorderly conduct tied to the kosher meat boycott. They were accused of snatching chickens from women shopping at the boycotted Bron area butchers.
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William Blow
Morrisania
Bron
Hannah Cutler
East 167Th Street
Sophie Goldstein
Forest Avenue
Jennie Helster
Union Avenue
Army Officer Arrested After Hotel Commodore Fraud Attempt
A man claiming to be Captain George W. Peay of the 186th Infantry was arrested by the provost guard at the Hotel Commodore for running up a several hundred dollar bill. Magistrate Corrigan set bail at 200 dollars for trial. After a failed check cashing attempt at the Commodore last month he was confined in an army hospital, escaped, and returned to register under another name.
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George W. Peay
186Th Infantry
Corrigan
Kansas Needs 120000 Men for Wheat Harvest
Topeka reports Kansas faces a harvest season requiring 120000 outside workers for an expected 218000000 bushels of wheat. E E Frizzell cites 100000 harvest hands available and outlines pay scales from 88 for ten hours to 70 cents hourly for teamsters. Harvest not starting before June 20 per the Kansas State Board of Agriculture.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
E. E. Frizzell
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Princeton Class Day Opens Commencement Week
Commencement at Princeton begins with class day ceremonies at Alexander Hall and Cannon, featuring ivy oration by H P Van Dusen, class oration by RB D McKee, class poem by I Kell, and the cannon exercises. The fortieth reunion of the class of 1871 draws alumni as President Wilson’s absence is noted.
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Rinceton
Princeton
Alexander Hall
W. A. Kirkland
Houston
Tex
H. P. van Dusen
Nassau Hall
RB D McKee
Pittsburgh
If. Kell
T. L. Prentiss
R. Burnett
Dancan McCulloch
P. W. Orth
Wilson
Athletic Association
Yale
Railways face shortage of rolling stock in government and private sectors
The piece notes a railway shortage of rolling stock with government railways relying on public tenders for material and privately owned railways purchasing through their directors, highlighting acute supply constraints across the network.
Bankruptcy Suit Brought Against Broker Newman
An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed yesterday against Paul A. Newman and Florine B. Newman doing business as Paul A. Newman & Co. of 15 Broad Street. The petition cites unpaid stock sales and lists several creditors, with Assistant District Attorney Dooling noting ongoing oil stock investigation and curb transactions linked to listings.
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Florine B. Newman
Copartners
Paul A. Newman & Co
Broad Street
Newman
Rangeburnett OU Company
George Cloke
Robert £. Lange
Edward J. Kiernan
X. Howard Pinto
Rector Street
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Investigaton
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Arizona
Ofice
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John V. Dunne
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