Quiet sport week ahead with baseball and racing highlights
A calm sports period ahead features baseball series Yale vs Harvard shaping the intercollegiate title chase and Yale’s strong reply to Princeton. In professional baseball the Giants struggle while Brooklyn plans for next season. Automobiles bring Chevrolet and Oldfield head-to-head as Jersey laws loom over racing.
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Holy Com
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Return of Stout and Travis Stir Golf Contenders
The article notes Mrs. Charles T. Stout and Walter J. Travis shining in golf after comebacks. Stout resumes dominance with a superb long game and putting, defending titles once held by Miss Genevieve Hecker. Travis defeats his young rival Sno to regain momentum in the metropolitan championship.
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Charles T. Stout
Walter J. Travis
Sno
Travers
Travis
tSteure
Genevieve Hecker
Giants Fall to St Louis in Defensive Game
St Louis beat the Giants 8 to 3 in a solid team performance. Beckley starred with strong fielding and four assists, while McGinnity allowed seven in the seventh inning as New York hitters struggled early. McGraw faced jeers and an umbrella strike as police intervened to restore order after the game.
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Johnstone
Brooklyn Loses Again In Sloppy State League Action
Chicago won the third straight game with timely hitting in the sixth and seventh innings. Three singles saved Brooklyn from a shutout as Cincin nate defeated Boston 2 to 1. Attendance was 9 122 in a rainy day card, with Buffalo beating Providence 6 to 1.
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Boston
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Totey
Wi’kover
Ge RB
God Phelps
Needham
Tepire
Emelie
Eighty in Bicycle Road Race at Lynbrook
A fifty mile bicycle road race on the famed course drew eighty three starters from the Century Road Club of America. J Noranist won for Hinla Athletic Club with Peantlie second and J Ferart third, amid costume disputes and a deputy warning about attire.
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Long Island
New-York
Century Road Club of America
Renin
Gotion
Joseph Foy
Rin
J. Noranist
Hinnla Athievic
Peantlie
J. Ferart
Navarre
Betting War at Coney Island Shows Public Fatigue
The betting battle between bookmakers and track owners amid racing turmoil grows sour as patrons tire of mismatched cards. Speculation swirls about Beldame and Sysonby, Suburban prospects, and the upcoming Great Trial and Advance stakes. Attention turns to the Beacon Steeplechase and other June races as crowds seek better clashes and clearer stakes.
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George Meredith English
Abraham Lincoln
P. T. Barnum
Ike
Coney Island Jockey Club
Beldame
Sysonby
Helmont
Prince of Wales Cup Race Attracts International Yachts
Halifax hosts the Prince of Wales cup race as Eastern and New York yacht clubs bring their fastest vessels. The Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron gifted the cup, a historic award never leaving its waters, and hopes to see American entries compete when visitors arrive.
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New-York Yacht Club
Vist
Halifax
Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron
Royal Nova Scotia
King of
Ieland
Helifax Club
Provantes
Fermir
United Stern
Prince of Walds Cup Race to Be Held August 25
The Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron announces the Prince of Walds Cup race with its formula based on waterline length. Commodore D G Reid of Atlantic Yacht Club and fleet captain B M Whitlock issue orders for the yearly cruise beginning July 6 from Larchmont.
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Morris Cove
New London
Tsland
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Newport
Sea Gate
Mitside Course
Seawanhaka Corinthian Races Open at Oyster Bay Weekend
The Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club begins its season at Oyster Bay with three days of racing for classes M and T plus new additions Class P and Seawanhaka 15-footers. Crops include 70-foot sloops and Class N entries on Saturday June 24 for the thirty-fifth annual Corinthian race. Entries should contact G Stewart at 78 William Street New York or at the Centre Island clubhouse. Start times are 1 p.m. on Thursday and Friday and 1 p.m. Saturday.
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Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
New-York Yacht Club
Seawanhaka
G. Stewart
Williamst
Women's Metropolitan Golf Championship Recaps Public Interest
In a season full of events, Mrs. Stout’s victory in the Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association tournament stands out as a mark of class. She edged Miss Willis in the final rounds and benefited from steadier play on Baltuston greens, with rivals like Mrs. N. P. Rogers and Miss Travers narrowly defeated. A Nassau Country Club event Friday draws many entrants, including Mrs. Stout and Miss Harry, with bets and open play fueling club chatter.
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N. P. Rogers
Harry
Gertrude Travers
Nassau Country Club
Howard F. Wolltner
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Giiman P. Tiffany
Hudson River Golf Association
Twaalfskill Club
Kingston
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A. T. Clearwater
Great Island Golf Club
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Mast
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Will Anderson
Scotland
St. Andrews
Two Crews Favored Cornell and Syracuse in Rumored Race
Poughkeepsie June 18 experts foresee Cornell and Syracuse as the leading crews in the approaching race on the Hudson. Syracuse slightly favored by most based on last year’s form, with Cornell regarded as formidable. Discussion centers on rowing styles, gravity toward Syracuse’s powerful four with seasoned rowers and a four-oared squad from Wisconsin, Georgetown, and Minnesota noted for strength and experience.
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Crews Spend Quiet Sunday At Gales Ferry
Howard crew members rested on Sunday at their quarters in Gales Ferry Conn after morning study for next week’s exams. They drove out for a country ride and played baseball in the afternoon. A planned four boat race with Yale grads was canceled due to few Yale graduates available. Yale varsity and freshman crews visited Walter S Jennings aboard the yacht Tuscarora and later attended church in New London before a coastal cruise.
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Yale
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Soend
English Players Hope to Win Davis Cup Despite Setbacks
English lawn tennis fans expect a tough Davis Cup challenge from America and Australia as Miss May Sutton champions the field. British star Hugh L Doherty struggles with form while Miss D Douglass retires for months due to injury, yet English hopes stay high for reclaiming the cup.
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Gee
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