Racing in the Balance Amid Albany Legislation
Racing outlook shifts as crowds at Sheepshead Bay prove sport remains popular despite Albany reform efforts. Supporters argue for conditions allowing wagering while seeking brighter plans for Turf future. Colt Colin Ballot and Celt eyed as top horses. Ballot tied to Suburban and Brook races. Keene stable looms large with strong earnings and notable lineups. Giants boost city sports mood with late-season momentum as Yankees lag on tour.
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Albany
Sheepshead Bay
Ballot
Colin
Jockey Club
Princeton Wins Intercollegiate Rowing Title Amid Teams Battle
Princeton clinched the intercollegiate baseball crown after an 11 inning win over Yale in a tight season. Harvard, Yale, and Princeton vie for the top spots as Yale faces Harvard and Harvard shores up prospects amid suspensions. Yale, Harvard, and Columbia renew regatta hopes with crews from Yale, Harvard, Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Syracuse and Wisconsin contrasting in upcoming races. Willie Shaw heads overseas to ride in Germany as sports figures adjust to changing seasons.
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Princeton
Yale
Polo Grounds
Tigers
Harvard
Cambridge
New Haven
Cycling at the Garden Opens New York Season
The summer cycle racing season starts tonight at Madison Square Garden with a mixed program of professional and amateur events. Highlights include a four cornered tandem race at one mile featuring Fogler Moran Bardgett Logan Bedell Krebs Vanoni Anderson and a five mile open lap race with all the star professionals.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Fogler
Moran
Bardgett
Logan
J. Bedell
Krebs
Vanoni
Anderson
Parkes Stars In Local Tennis Handicap Matches
Parker Parkes, ex-Southern champion, shines in singles and doubles for Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club. He teams with Steinacher to beat Hall and Lovi bond 6-2 6-4, then with Hall defeats Burt and Steinacher 6-0 6-2. Other results feature Falls, Abhihil, Libaire, and Kellock in tense handicap play as Dunweedie tourney draws wen toward Yonkers with top entrants including Gerlach, Steinacher, Bull, Jr., Wyeth, Cragin, Burt, and Connell. Doubles finalises at Crescent Athletic Club.
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Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club
F. Parkes
Julio M. Steinacher
W. M. Hall
A. T. Lovibond
Hall
L. M. Burt
Steinacher
Love
Falls
Livingstone
Abhbihl
Clark Cninus
Bryant
Miller
Banks
Ennis
Libaire
Abhihl
Fisher
Kellock
J. Hall
Abbott
Dunweedie Country Club
Theodore I. Wood
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Yonkers
Gustave F. Touchard
Walter Merril Hall
Dimon &. Roberts
Anthony Gerlach
Princeton
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Lorraine Wyeth
Calhoun Cragin
William H. Connell
Colin's Triple Crown Bid at Coney Island Stakes
Colin looks to complete the triple crown by winning the $25,000 Coney Island Jockey Club Stakes at Sheepshead Bay on Saturday one mile and a half for top three year olds including Celt Fair Play Durante and Royal Tourist. The Great Trial Stakes for two year olds, also $25,000, is on the program with Fayette Sir Martin and Fitz Herbert mentioned among top juveniles.
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Keene
Jockey Club
John E. Madden
Fayette
Sir Martin
Herman Brandt
Fitz Herbert
Jimmy Rowe
Colin
Isinglass
Sheepshead Bay
Mr. Keene
Celt
Fair Play
Durante
King James
Chapultepec
Hessian
Stamina
Royal Tourist
Meelick
Jim Gaffney
Helmet
James R. Keene
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
England
Gravesend
Stephen Santora
Amsterdam
N. Y
France
United States
Louis F. Payn
Chatham
Payn
Republican Party
Empire
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U. Kideee
Wamba
Joe Litt
Amri
Edward Terete Wees Renee
Helen Harvey
Robert Cooper
Earl’s Court
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Sewreeces Iit Jubiles
Rampage Tee Ewe
Rostrum Torbellino
Enliside
el Picaro
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Counterpan
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Coney Island
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Firestone
Baby Wolf
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King Cole
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Dreamer
Greton
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Pantoufle
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Roseben
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Lord Stanhope
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College oarsmen rest on Hudson after hard training
Poughkeepsie June 21 no practice for college crews as coaches grant rest following days of heavy work averaging nearly twenty miles daily. Ed Ten Eyck Wisconsin coaches announce lineup changes and possible shifts this week. Jim Ten Eyck Syracuse strokes rest due to recovery and Jim Rice battles boathouse issues as steamers damage moorings.
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Tribune
Poughkeepsie
Hudson
Columbia
Cornell
Wisconsin
Ed Ten Eyck
Badgers
Wilce
Lakisch
Dean
Breintinger
Jim Ten Eyck
Syracuse
Jim Rice
Rice
Yale and Harvard Rowing Squads Ready for Race
New London Conn June 21 The Yale and Harvard rowing squads finished hard work last night and will rest until Thursday The varsity eights are in excellent condition and eager for the race There is little difference between the crews despite a last week change in Harvard boat with Cutler moving to replace Fish recalled to Cambridge
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Harvard
New London
Poughkeepsie
Columbia
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Crimson
Annapolis
Cambridge
Sidney W. Fish
College
Cutler
Fish
Morgan
Harvard Crimson
Rice
Courtney
Conn
Hearing Over The Yacht Seneca Affecting Club Races
The New York Yacht Club may bar the sloop Seneca owned by Addison G. Hanan from club races after measurer William Hallock refused a certificate of measurement. Nat Herreshoff’s refusal to disclose her hull details blocked proper rating. A Delmonico’s meeting will decide whether the owner’s appeal allows altered sails to conform or allows only special match races.
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New York Yacht Club
Seneca
Addison G. Hanan
Yachtamen
William Hallock
Rochester Yacht Club
Nat Herreshoff
Delmonico’s
New York
Larchmont
Baseball at Polo Grounds Admission Today at 5 P.M
Baseball event at the Polo Grounds with admission today at five o'clock. Details are limited in the fragment, but the notice emphasizes gate time and location for spectators.
Brushes On Speedway Show Strong Sunday Program
Despite heat, Speedway Park offered a lively day of racing led by Tempus Fugit the cream puff trotter. He defeated Mona Wilkes and Dr. Chase in successive brushes, while Mona Wilkes later beat Norrie with Elmer Stevens driving. Dr. Forster treated a mare injured by a foreleg cut, with no anticipated permanent damage.
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Cornish
Tempus Fugit
Ackley C. Schuyler
Mona Wilkes
Charles Weiland
Dr. Chase
Charles Welland
Speedway
Leo
T. de Lee
Cordovette
Joseph Lemon
Paco Estrella
J. H. Forster
Hugh Riley
Lucy
E. W. Knapp
Thomas Keegan
White Wings
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Hurd
Solstone
E. J. la Place
Kate Nelson
W. J. Clarke
Ready Boy
Mr. Schuyler
F. R. Bain
Zealous
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Elmer Stevens
L. W. Samuels
Sheldon
Dr. Forster
Lily Wilkes
Lady
Strangeleaf
J. Wolf
Butterfly
Louis Frank
Driscoll Captures Three-Mile Race At Mayo Games
More than ten thousand attendees at Celtic Park witnessed a hot Mayo Men's Association meet. Mike Driscoll of Mercury AC won the three mile handicap by three yards over Tom Collins and Harry Smith in 15 minutes 29 and a half seconds. Martin Sheridan failed to break Harr's discus record with 135 feet 6 inches. Dorland defeated Le Roy Dorland in the 300 yard indoor title with other event winners listed.
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Mayo Men’s Association
Celtic Park
Mike Driscoll
Mercury Athletic Club
Tom Collins
Driscoll
Collins
Martin J. Sheridan
M. F. Harr
New York Athletic Club
G. G. Dorland
Pastime Athletic Club
le Roy
Derland
R. Reed
Gordon Athletic Association
W. J. Slade
Pastime Athtic Club
LeRoy Doerland
FP. J. Murray
Xavier Athletic Association
E. McDermott
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A. (. McCreery
Mohawk Athletic Club
I. Davidson
Paterson Young Men's Christian Association
Ace
Re . Egan
R. Davis
H. Gissing
James Clark
Harry Jensen
Eddie Fitzgerald
Holy Cross Lyceum
Kramer Wins Fine Race at Vailsburg Track
Fred Hill of Boston and Frank L. Kramer topped the day at Newark’s Vailsburg cycle track. Kramer won both professional races, including the half mile from scratch in the season’s fastest Newark board track time. Hill claimed the ten mile open and outpaced Cameron in the final sprint by about six inches.
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Fred Hill
Boston
Frank J L. Kramer
Vailsburg
Newark
Hill
Cameron
Kramer
Newark Board
George G. Cameron
Fred W. Jones
Acquackanock
Passaic
F. W. Etfier
Brooklyn
Henry Vanden Dries
Lakerim Athletic Club
J. M. Elsier
Frank L. Kramer
East Orange
Oliver Perron
H. B. Appleton
John Bedell
Lynbrook
F. W. Jones
Louis Francis
E Seifert
Joe Fogler
Floyd Krebs
Armory Athletic Association
Irish- American Athletic Association
Adam Beyerman
New York
Fred Hil
Shields First In Race At Trinity Club Meet
Shields won the two mile handicap in a close finish over J Guerin at the Trinity Club games held on the club grounds. Shields led from the final hundred yards and won by ten yards as large crowds watched. Other winners included E Kissing in the one mile walk open event and R Bowen in the 100 yard dash handicap final heat.
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KE. Shields
J. Guerin
Trinity Club
Shields
E. Kissing
Mohawk Athletic Club
R. Bowen
F. Horton
C. Foster
F. Ferguson
J Dolan
Hendrick
F. Stevenson
J. Hardmeyer
E. Eissing
Bann
Pastime Athletic Club
Liebgold
E. Shields
G Begge
Smith
D. Pritchard
J. Kelele
Yankees Lose Fourth Straight to St Louis 6-1
St Louis defeated the New York Yankees 6-1 in a game noted for Glade's ineffective pitching. A second and third inning hit barrage produced the runs, with Lake relieving in the fourth and holding the Browns at bay. Hoff and Hemphill led St Louis while Williams and Wallace starred for New York in a rough, featureless contest.
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New York Yankees
St- Louis
Glade
Browns
Lake
New York
Hoff
Hemphill
Man
U. It
Hartzell
Oloeter
Williams
Wallace
OO Stahl
Bee
Keeler
T. Jones
Ferris
Hoffman
Chase
Blair
Conroy
Jones
Petty
Sheridan Glade
Connolly
Detroit and Washington Batteries duel in tense postwar contest
In Detroit, the match up between Summers and Schmidt for Detroit faces off against Washington’s Burns Keeley and Warner. The contest centers on pivotal plays at key moments, with both teams trading leads as the game progresses.
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Detroit
Washington
RBE
Summers
Schmidt
Burns
Chicago Beats Boston in Batterymatch
Chicago defeats Boston 7 to 3 in a game featuring Batteries Chicago Manuel Altrock Sullivan and Boston Donohue Cicotte Burchell McFarland with key plays noted by reporters. The scoreline records Chicago leading by seven runs to three in a bold display at the stadium.
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Chicago
R. SB. E
Boston
Manuel
Altrock
W. Sullivan
Cicotte
Burchell
McFarland
P- Donohue
National League games today headline summary
National League action features Chicago visiting New York Philadelphia at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Pittsburgh St Louis at Boston Pittsburg beat Cincinnati 5 1.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
New York
Hicago
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
P.C
P.C. Chicago
R. HE
Gibson Cincinnati
Willis Ewing
Campbell
Schlel
Staten Island Championship Set At Fox Hills This Week
Staten Island championship at Fox Hills on Thursday to Saturday features top East players despite John Ward's absence. Notables include James Travers Findlay Douglas Charles Macdonald and H J Whigham with local favorites P W Kendall Bert Allen C West Taintor and C T Stout. Tiffany also shines with a 74 record at Twaafskill Golf Club and Apawamis results set the stage for the Governors Cup rounds.
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Staten Island
Fox Hills
John M. Ward
Fox Hills Club
Fox Hillis
James PD. Travers
Montclair
Findlay S. Douglas
Nassau
Charles B. Macdonald
H. J. Whigham
P. W. Kendall
Bert Allen
C. West Taintor
C. T. Stout
Allen
Kendall
Clifton
Fox Hills Golf Club
A. H. Pogson
Broadway
Gilman P. Tiffany
Briarcliff
Twaafskill Golf Club
Kinrston
Tiffany
Whee Ccress
Skat Players Meet for United States Championship
About three thousand players gathered at Batherey Grand Central Palace for the North American Skat annual congress to decide the 198 United States championship. Judge Lorenz Zeller welcomed the entrants as play began at 7:30 with hundreds of boards in use. matchups were assigned by region to preserve pairings. Max Wortsmann led a 94‑man Chicago delegation to the event.
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Grand Central Palace
Heaenth
United States
Lorenz Zeller
Martel
Long Island
Upstate
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Brooklyn
Max Wortsmann
League
Chicago
German Yacht Wins Dover Race for German Cup
Heligoland June 21 German yacht Hamburg won the annual Dover to Heligoland yacht race for Emperor William’s cup. Seven contestants started Friday from Dover and Hamburg finished first, with the British yacht Cely second at 4 15 and Susanne third at 4 00.
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Heligoland
Dover
William of
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