Naturalist Triumphs Over Classy Field in Excelsior
Naturalist, a 19 to 1 outsider ridden by C. Fairbrother, won the $5,000 Excelsior Handicap over a mile and a sixteenth in firm time. Commodore J. K. Ross’s Boniface took third while Macomber’s r faded to second, with Roamer and Exterminator also among the closing mix in a day of notable upsets and heavy betting swings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Macbeth
J. FE
Widener
Naturaliet
C. Fairbrother
Macomber
Commodore J. K. Ross
Boniface
R. T. Wilson
Roamer
Andrew Miller
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Naturalist
Fair Colleen
Toujours
Bonnie Mary
Rhajos
Star
War Rocket
Mahoney
Fiery Tongs
Moom
Fairbrother
Naturalid and Crowdld Him To the Front and Over To the Rad
Aria First Yacht Home in Star Class Regatta
Seven yachts raced at Bayside Yacht Club in two divisions. In Star class Aria owned by Abbott beat Mains, owned by Tinkfield, over four miles by 1 minute 7 seconds as the first Bees to finish. Dempsey gave a light workout with no gloves due to an injured eye and plans a week off from punch work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younging
Bonnie Mar
Clark
Quicly
Mayle Antoinette
Schuttinger
Cassidy
Ireland
Fair Colleen
Jimmy Hu
Dlos Aarters
Carolerness Ratwell
Amell
Bayside Yacht Club
G Abbott
Aria
Main
B. Tinkfield
STAR
Mia
Willard Invites Wife to See Championship Battle
TOLEDO June 14 With the heat at 110 degrees Jess Willard cut training to six rounds and light exercises. The champion displayed ring readiness before 1 000 spectators, sparring three rounds with Jack Hempel and three with Walter Monahan. He lifted weights and shadow boxed as he prepares to defend against Jack Dempsey. He said he would ask Mrs Willard to witness the July 4 match, a move seen as a real test of his confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honess
Willard
Dempsey
Shadow
Aumee Bay
Kearns
Toledo
Jess Willard
Jack Hempel
Walter Monahan
Jack Dempsey
Broun to Report Harvard Yale Regatta
Bywood Broun will report the Harvard Yale regatta on the Thames next Thursday and Friday for The Tribune. A seasoned writer on rowing, his word pictures are expected to bring the event vividly to readers who cannot attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bywood Broun
Thames
the Tribune
Broun
Yale Varsity Hight Favored Over Harvard
Yale and Harvard oarsmen completed training for their era defining Thames regatta set for next Thursday and Friday. Six eights will race in a unique four mile contest as a wartime revival draws record crowd expectations and historical interest in college rowing.
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New Haven
Yale
Harvard
Thames
America
Haye
Dtti
William Ff. Melkicham
Amaticny
Whitney Annexes Golf Crown on 40th Hole
Nelson Whitney of New Orleans defeated Richard Hoskenkamp of St. Louis after a marathon forty-hole match to win the trans Mississippi golf championship. Both players were even after eighteen, the match remained tied through extra holes, until Whitney clicked a birdie three on the forty yard fortieth to clinch the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Nelson Whitney
New Orleans
Richard Hoskenkamp
Whitney
The Brook Upholds Name In Handicap Steeplechase
Belmont Terminal meets featured the Brook, owned by Griffith, winning the handicap steeplechase for four years and up. The day celebrated Captain Bell's birthday and included remarks on Monroe Doctrine and Mrs Payne Whitney as race crowds cheered the rival horses.
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United Thants Association
Belmont Park Terminal
Tre
Bonteylvania
Duchles Plone
Limerick
San Peter Ant
Asua
Fork
Brook
Griffith
Jane
Joskins
Belmont Terminal
Kennedy
Knebelkamp
Monroe Doctrine
Captain Bell
Doctrine
Pont
Odd John
Payne Whitney
Skeeters Defeated by Buffalo in Sixteenth Inning
Buffalo beats Jersey City in the sixteenth inning after six straight hits off Rube Zellars. Jersey City led through eight and tied it in the ninth before Buffalo reclaimed the win in the extended frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skeeters
Buffalo
Rube Zellars
Buffaloen
Jersey City
Kelment Terminal Race Results Report
Fragmented OCR sports note outlines numerous runners, times, places, and sponsorships. Mentions Campbell, Nolan, Lapp, Mab, and Keecher with scattered results and unclear team affiliations across a long cross country style event.
Homer Cinches Double Victory for Newarks
A home run by Clair McAlpin with the bases loaded clinched both ends of a Newark double header at Harrison Field. Newark won 6 to 2 in the first game and 9 to 1 in the second as Rochester struggled to keep pace in front of a sparse crowd. McAllin produced the decisive hit and Newark pitchers limited Rochester to scattered runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair McAlpin
Newark
Harrison Field
Rochester
Bese
F. Verge
Taueb
Stryker
Miltory Rifiee
Ravin
Saruunt Hunariel Coole
Sli Hoan
Winulie
Servic Tsing
Olav
Maida, Aia
Tyon
Cathore
Ant
Teller
Madien
Suupinva
McAllin
O'Neil
Anil Conil
Mason Om
Wally
Ty Hyme
Hroean
Win
Hing
Lyonk
Itcher Trowan
Yesterday's Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
Yesterday's results show Rochester defeating Ark 6 to 2 and 19 to 1 in separate games with Jersey City 3 games, Baltimore and Binghamton split a doubleheader 8-8 and 9-6, Toronto beating Reading twice 4 to 3 and 3 to 4. Standings list Baltimore, Buffalo, Newark, and Rochester near top with midweek totals and percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Newark
Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Reading
Ark
Baltimore
Binghamton
Toronto Reading
Grand National Purse Raised to Twenty Five Thousand
In London on June 14 the Grand National stakes increased to 25000 with a limit of 175 pounds for horses. The Chester Cup drew 100000 spectators and 97185 in receipts. Chester Doncaster Yarmouth and others benefit from racecourse rentals. English races last year totaled 364 with stakes about 787685 dollars. pre war 1917 saw 2598365. Flat horses ran 2204 last year vs 4055 in 1913.
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Ondon
Chester
Doncaster
Yarmouth
Dee
England
Nickalls Aids Yankee Crews For Henley Training
Henley time nears as American army rowing crews practice on the Thames. Gay Nickalls, famed Oxford oarsman, assists in honing oarsmanship. The first eight includes Yale men and Cambridge rivals, while the second eight splits into two fours with noted rowers in each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley
England
Thames
Gay Nickalls
Oxford
Australia
Canada
New Zealand
Cambridge
C. J. Coe
Yale
Royal R. Pullen
University of Washington
J. Howard McHenry
Henry &. Middendorf
Louis Penny
University of California
Travers Falls to Gardiner White in Openers Match
Jerome Travers, four time amateur and open champion, lost to Gardiner White at Stony Point on Long Island in an eighteen hole first-year match by 5 up and 4 to play. White played superbly, Travers misfired, White led 4 up at the turn, and Travers refused to continue scoring on the last two holes. More than four hundred spectators witnessed the contest at St. George Golf and Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Travers
Gardiner White
Flushing Country Club
St. George Golf and Country Club
Stony Point
Long Island
Montclair
White
Winer
Travers
Ire
Denied Permit to Run Specials to Big Fight
Railways Director Mines refused the New York Central request to run seven coaches and Pullmans to the Willard Dempsey fight in Toledo on July 4. The decision, made after a War Department conference with Secretary Baker, cites troop movements in June and anticipated heavy mobilization in July, with more than 475 troops to be transported to demobilization camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtgn
Railways Director Mines
Yo Central
Willard-Dempsey
Toledo
Baker
Tai
Jamaica Entries Show Races by Age and Distance
The page lists multiple horse races with entries for two year olds and three year olds. It includes races at five furlongs and one mile plus a two year old pace, featuring horses such as Antoinette, Mad. Act, and Nicealooma, with various breeders and trainers noted in compact form.
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Jamaica
Malgen Ilttog
S.wroday
M. Aitoinette
Goa
Atlees Turlonail Khatoim
Alph Weal
Ophea
Carden
School No. 14 Captures Team Title in Meet
School No. 14 from Manhattan won the team title at a citywide elementary school meet in Brooklyn, scoring 22 points. Public School No. 2 tied for second with 18 points, Public School No. 1, The Hoon, and Public School No. 40 also placed high as 19, with 125 institutions and 2,700 entries across seventeen events. Frank Gollik of Public School No. 1 in The Bronx set the lone record by tossing 45 feet 6 1/2 inches in the shot put.
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A. C. Cavagnaro
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Poin Public School No.2
Manhatan
Clulp
Nest
Hoon
Frank Gollik
Bronx
M. Bhumenshe
Mabie Fe
G. Laerd
Turan Tiekr
Anim
Dahle School
Gunes
Shniueniely
Mabie Sebal Ips
Hyouliym
Janehe Ty Rice
Tletlek
Watlie Faron
Mneli
Paul School
Teonx
Operanitt i. Marines
Bulli Rank
Tirmoktyn
Tetienh
Rhowies Fatale Sonu
Lot Teheows
Tommie Deoud
J.timaxian
Webit Mammatian
Hopie
Paulie Ok
Welsanieesh
Calliakted
Wight
Galli
Berks Public
Brook Nolen
Weentie Oh
Moreetn
Atanbattan
Hsus Get
Tinnine
Saverio
Wanilend
Iucusile
Brucklem
Emmenn
Juouott
Tanning
G. Urinnel
Mabie Seton
A. Lipshuty
Public Sohol
Pathe School
Rons
Yokel
Sion
Josep Off Mortyevarl
du Meeer
Mibtie Srneol
Fufa
Te Pawannah
Fount
Pirin
Vasd Sash Cayitinitel
Dickes
Trowdlzn
Betloot
Dabok
Mankotias
Papi
Stan Kontin
Publi Schoos
Samdinthen
Inge Lisa
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Konner
Star Master
Sehusinner
Star Mate
Loftus
Exterminator
Viysht
Romtee
Corn Paysel
Schuttingr
Bolt
Whlle Knapp
Naturaliat
Latonia
Clauze
Ole Furloneaya
Ae Aran
Ivan Nna
Ehady Woberte
Wen
Writeieia
Jack Ogi
Attabey
Sart
Moran
Taine
Jelty
Huck Nall
Lr Barus Nashville
Sen Urchin
Peunee
Albama Lanta
Tx Furtngey Barnard
Poole
War
Coureshity
Aserion
Ravi
Tarcis
Deter
Wright
Cordon Ruel
Henter
Titan
Ol ‘ Jdsbaran
Henelectar
Aton
Burne
Bach
Yehamt
GAT Lee Mats
A. Neabelt
Urs
A. Ishanpy
Wife
Battle
Tan
Thames River
Harriette Underhill
Theo Aeray
Campbell
Gta
Thogielva
Glee
T. Snota
Paitin
Renney
Menen
Harpton Hteeptechanns
Purac
Kennedys
Mahony
Northwood
Khioinby
Ludley Biniela setieie_alnn
van Sith
Bindis Camnprett
Menpeagie
Woodhan
Eeeunds Raghia
Evan
Thea Arcnaui
Sania Po
Jamaica Racetrack
Thack
Yal
Wash Sagir
Seth Mages
EAC
Sellaria
le Tany Ryelinn
Helmale Omron
Elton
Mary Fay Hhallingide
Don Ian Moai
Milo
Sarenty
Sardanee
Hiriotus
Fot Sonnain
Winton
Ut Wien
Elewad
Gonte
Kurt
Beth Mack
Felildier
Ast
Turkle
Amar
Khon
Certeute
Alesse
Homer
Newarks
Bimore
Buffalo Pe
Tronto
City
Roch
Guy Nickalls
Big Fight
Boroughs
Dubie Kehool
Matdadian
Ginal
Mannittin
Unit
Patila
Manbidian
Supmeat
Michella
Boliunk
Mrons
Qunena
Eta
Public
Mantiature Public
Frene G. Abe
Bwodn, Co
Dbne Monet
Sehest
Irene
Sy Tubs
Phan So Sola Ayvad Manufg, CO
Hobo
Eve
Ltomwich-Marke-Collender Co
West Sid SI
Broadwas
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