Stormy Surf Stakes at Sheepshead Bay Ends In Muddy Thriller
A violent thunderstorm drenched Sheepshead Bay as seven juveniles raced in the Surf Stakes. Jacobite and Voorhees led early but Woodlow carried 99 pounds to victory by four lengths over Jacobite, with Jacquin third. The track turned to a lagoon and withdrawals could not be accepted. Narragansett Breeders’ Association announces an eighteen day meet at Providence starting July 1 with substantial stake opportunities. Duke of Connaught and Castalian showed form in steeplechase events, while Wotan disappointed after a strong warm up.
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Sheepshead Bay
Aliie
Jacobite
Gallaram
Martin
Gellavant
Mr. Paget
Voorhees
Dolly Spanker
Woodlow
Jacquin
W. G. Brokaw
Bey
Pagan Boy
Ray
Post
Grandpa
Castallan
Seeneen Dosen
Mr. Hayes
Mr. Page
Knobhampton
Narragansett Breeders’ Association
Providence
B. L
Newport
Rhode Island
B. E. Smathers
Duke of Connaught
J. W. Colt
Francis R. Hitchcock
Mr. Hitchcock
Mr. Colt
Wotan
Waas
O'Neil
Battle Royal Among Teams At Regatta
Wisconsin and Georgetown arrive at Poughkeepsie for a collegiate rowing meet. Weather and injuries color practice as Cambridge notes Harvard Yale baseball in a rain shortened finish with Yale edging Harvard in a tense extra innings effort.
Spectacular Squall Tests Seawanhaka Yacht Race Fleet
Sixteen yachts braved a fierce squall on Long Island Sound during the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club race. An hour of thunder and heavy rain hid the fleet as crews battled gusts, ensuring all finish without incidents. Nike led the 88-foot class off Lloyd's Point, with Mimiosa III and Snapper close behind, while Nautilus and Cara Mia spearheaded the New York Yacht Club 30-footers before the deluge.
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Long Island Sound
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
Stephen Landon
Mr. Reynolds
W. J. Matheson
Lawrock
Hulse
Lloyd’s Point
St. Victor I
Adrian Iselin
Nora
A. C. Bostwick
Imp
Yachtautilus
Regina
Stewart
Anish
Snapper
SC “Hopkins
Id Bat Anieh
New-York Yacht Club
Nautilus
Hanan Brothers
Atair
Cord Meyer
Cara‘Mie
S. Wainwright
Alera
W. Alker
Phiyrie H
Maxwel Minx
Howard Witetts
Carlets
O. Harriman
Rio
Stephen L. Landon
Chipmunk
Young
Dahinda
Adrian Isella
Mysthcal
Opossum
T.M. Rabore
Susu Agee Boy
Adelaide
Mendon
Jolly Roger
Nike
Phrme
Mystrang
Chismuse
Racing associations deny rumors of new bookmaking ties
The Metropolitan Turf Association and the Coney Island Jockey Club issued denials yesterday amid widespread speculation about proposed bookmaking links among racing bodies. Officials emphasized they afstand from any such arrangements and urged caution in reporting rumors.
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Metropolitan Turf Association
Tte
Coney Island Jockey Club
Madden Yearlings Sold at Sheepshead Bay Prices Soar
Hamburg Place yearlings owned by John E. Madden brought strong bids at Sheepshead Bay. Notable sales include Royal Gun chestnut colt to Oscar Lewisohn for 5090 dollars and a Plaudit Ida Pickwick chestnut colt bought by The Oneck Stable for 800 dollars. Multiple other yearlings commanded four figure sums, with bidders including P. Whitney and Fred Burlew among others.
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Hamburg Place
John E. Madden
Sheepshead Bay
Yankee
Imp
Royal Gun
Gunfire
Oscar Lewisohn
Oneck Stable
Plaudit
Ida Pickwick
Kirkfeldable
Harvard Time Trial Amid Rain Delays Crew Remains Off Water
Harvard crews did not race due to heavy rain at Red Top Conn. At 2 PM the Harvard-Yale telegraph description drew spectators while Wray arranged a morning run over four miles. The varsity four struggled with timing and steadiness, finishing with a 2 16 time over the course as wind and water conditions affected performance.
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Harvard
Red Top
Conn
Wray
Burchard
Boward
Yale crews race starts mark busy practice day
Yale crews on the Connecticut river in Gales Ferry drill for a coming race. Varsity eight led the freshmen in quick starts while the four oared boat saw special attention as new oars were tested. Barkalow eyed as cox swain, Winslow active in the boat, Osly denies cribbing rumors amid exam inquiry.
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Yale
Gales Ferry
Conn
Barkalow
Winslow
Varsity
Hua
Cornelius Osly
Yale Drawn Into Trouble Over Cribbing Charge
Yale faculty to hear charges of cribbing against Cornelius E Daly Yale senior and veteran oarsman from Worcester who rowed on the Wachusett four oared crew captained by Ten Eyck Daly helped Yale to varsity status after rowing as a freshman The incident follows a prior cribbing case from isi The Argonauts announce an eight will race at the national regatta in Baltimore in late July and will also enter the fours crews
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Tribune
Poughkeepsie
Wisconsin
Georgetown
O'Dea
Dempsey
Lake Mendota
Old Boreas
Columbia
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Ten Eyck
Varsity
Courtney
E. N. Packard, Jr
Lkely
Wisconsin—University
Burling
No & G
Woaer
Coxswain
TL Burke
DW. Auller
D. FE
Foster
Cox
TJ. Lucas
H. J. Morrison
University
University Pour-Oared Crew. Bow, A. P. Bechlem
Bora Ang
Bogle
He GG
Wilder
Reed
Ae Ce Eibstitos
D. Poster
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Renault
Mar Gentry
Otsego
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Relient Kinferdal
Aerate
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Charlifardson
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Lord Bate
Aviston
Mary Storris
Andria
Speedway Olate
Kate
Littie Sphinx
Guie Ahi
Tyre
Ann Aetlon
Cot ‘Alan-a-balk Ais
Jonquil
Saylor
Keana
New Haven
Conn
Jane
Yale
Hollen A. Farr
Gales Ferry
Cornelius E. Daly
Ladd
Daly
Worcester
Wachusett
Isi
Argonauts
Baltimore
Toronto
National Lawn Tennis Women's Semi Finals in Rain
In Philadelphia showers disrupted play at the national women’s championship at Wissahickon, with Elizabeth Moore defeating Margaret Le Roy 6-1 6-3 in the singles semi final and Helen Homans beating Mrs. Benjamin Coates 6-0 6-1. Moore and Homans meet in the final as May Sutton is absent in England.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Wissahicken Heights
Elizabeth Moore
Kings County Tennis Club
Margaret le Roy
Miss Dixon
W Ti Trotter
Miss Rodgers
W H. Rodgers
Hinge County Tennis Club
Margaret Yeney
Philadelphia Tennis Club
Helen Homans
West Side Tennis Club
New-Yorke
Benjamin Comtex
Marion Cricket Club
Miss Homans
Sis
Br Neely
Miss Chase
Atts
Obar
Hers Hobart
Miss Coven
HB. Patton
Pierce
Digon
Watt “Trotter
Miss Rodigers
Aia Wek Hodwers
Ier
Afise Oisie Wohmann
American players in form at Queen's Club tennis meet
London June The American International team show winning form at Queen's Club defeating rivals with strong service and net play. Doubles pair Holcombe Ward and Beals C Wright dazzle opponents with precise in-play and crosses. Results: Ward/Wright beat Malcolm/Walker 6-2 6-0 6-1 in open doubles third round. Ward beat Hail 6-1 6-2 -4. Wright beat McNair 6-1 6-4 6-2.
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London
Queen's Club
Beala @ Wright
Holcombe Ward
Beals
C. Wright
A. J. Malcolm
E. M. Hail
Beals C. Wright
McNair
Le Roy Defeats Yale Champion in New Haven Club Singles
Intercollegiate champion Robert Le Roy of Columbia upsets New England titleholder Carl Behr of Yale 6 4 7 5 in the first round at the New Haven Lawn Tennis Club. Behr led early but Le Roy rallied for the straight set victory in New Haven Conn.
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LE Roy
New-Haven
Conn
Robert le Roy
Columbia
Carl Behr
Yale
New-England
International Chess in Ostend Leads After Eighth Round
In Ostend Belgium the eighth round of the international tournament at the Kursaal occurred with several results. Marocsy defeated Teichmann while Leonhardt beat Tschigorin and Janowski defeated Tarraseh. Marco and Burns drew and Blackburn beat Marshall. Alapin and Wolf drew in the afternoon session, leaving Janowski and Marocay ahead Tarraseh and Leonhardt by half a point.
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Ostend
Belgium
Kursaal
Marocsy
Teichmann
Taubenhaus
Schiechter
Leonhardt
Tschigorin
Janowski
Tarraseh
Marco
Burns
Blackburn
Marshall
Alapin
Wolf
Marocay
Tost
Laat
Lease Udi Wernt
Binekbarne
Bermuda and Germantown Cricket Match Ends in Draw
Philadelphia June 2 The cricket match between Hamilton Cricket Club Bermuda and Germantown Cricket Club Philadelphia began yesterday on Germantown grounds and ended today in a draw with Bermuda ahead. Hermudw tallied 827 runs in the 6ist innings while Germantown managed 26 in the first and 380 for nine wickets in the second as rain halted play.
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Philadelphia
Hamilton Cricket Club
Bermuda
Germantown Cricket Club
Thin City
Hermudw
Kiel Regatta Sees Capsizes in Strong Outer Harbor Winds
At Kiel Germany on June 22 115 vessels raced in rough outer harbor winds causing several boats to capsize though all crews were rescued. The Georg won the 10 footers race with 1 20 time Tilly VI second Wansun V third Eliz abeth did not finish Prince Pitel Frederick sailed Elizabeth. Emperor William greeted Monaco's Prince and cruised Lubeck. Williams the US immigration official discussed emigration. Apache and Valhalla arrived at Cuxhaven.
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Kiel
Germany
William
Frederick Wilhelm
Princess Henry of
Prussia
Allison V. Armour
Georg
Tilly VI
Wansun V
Prince Pitel Frederick
Elizabeth
Emperor William
Prince of Monaco
Lubeck
Emperor
Hohenzollern
Cuxhaven
United States
Immigraon
Williams
Valhalla
Brooklyn Yacht Club Ocean Race Entrants and Schedule
Eight yachts under 40 feet entered for the Brooklyn Yacht Club ocean race for its perpetual challenge cup. Start planned for Thursday, June %, Gravesend Bay to Hampton Roads, Va, with a larger yacht race on the same course and time for special prizes. Notable entrants include Wayward, Peri, Sunshine, Gaviota, Charlotte, Pilgrim, and others. Hampton Roads regatta to follow with a shore dinner. The event marks the club's second ocean race and first south of the Delaware capes, drawing interest nationwide from Southern yachtsmen.
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Brooklyn Yacht Club
Gravesend Bay
Hampton Roads
8. Fontaine
A. C. Soper
John Lewis
David E. Austen
Wayward
Peri
Fontaine
Sunshine
Gillespie
Elmer M. Mount
Charlotte
W. W. Butcher
Pilgrim
Hampton Heads
Mampton Roads
Marblehead
Delaware Capes
Gauntlet
Malington
New Moerelte
le Jonna
Cheasiwate Fiay
Bonita
Haviland Brothers
Brooklyn
Outing
Titeamb
Tamerlane
Prank Maler
John S. Philips
Gravesend Bay Tacinge Association
Han
Giants Triumph 2 1 Over Cincinnati in Tight Tilt
June 22 Giants beat Cincinnati 2 to 1 at home behind solid pitching by Overall and a late decisive run sparked by Bowerman. Cincinnati stranded runners, while New York struck in the second and eighth to seize the lead and hold.
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Cincinnati
Giants
Cincinmat
New York
Mctlinalty
Visttors
Aml
Jomet Tan
Gianta
Merter
Te Srcoed
Dahlen
Devlin
Gites Ay Moston
Cecil
Tiridwell
Phelta
Bowerman
Phi
Bridweil
McGinely
Browne
Browne, Jr
Rueeine
Badan
Boeles
Merten
Seimaarchs & Punien
Geer
New-York
Gasinnaet
Obage
Sieatnray
Baseball Rain Delays and Standings Across Leagues
Rain disrupts a Highlanders vs Detroit game delaying the contest. Boston and Chicago split a rain-shortened affair with Young and Altrock pitching well. Washington beat St Louis to climb in the N A championship race while state league results and Eastern League scores show several games halted by rain.
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New-York
Detroit
Philelphia
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Highlanders
Hraves
After Lewis and Owen Major League Moves and Injunctions Discussed
The text notes payments to a Brooklyn club, contracts fulfilled, and players now with York Harrisburg teams. It mentions Colonel Rogers as former Philadelphia National League president, and describes injunctions against Lajos. It cites former Philadelphia players returning to the American League and hints at Beananon or Hanlon involvement with a bookies manager considering a proposal to size with the Altoona club.
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Brooklyn
Fulfi
York Harrisburg
Rogers
Philadelphia
Bie
Lantory Mas
Agaless Lajos
Ana
Hanlon
Bookies
Altoona
Sporting News Briefs From The Page TT Se
A compact roundup of athletic notes and scores from the page TT Se, highlighting performances, standings, and upcoming events in a concise, period-voiced style for quick reading.
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Sporting News
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Brooklyn Club
Francis Bannerman
Tram Gore
U. S. Army
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