Roseben Atkin Clash At Cony Island Handicap Run
Roseben and Jack Atkin faced off in the six furlong Coney Island Handicap with Dreamer edging Jack Atkin by a half length as Roseben faded. Dreamer fought through early rail trouble and a stiff seaside breeze to win while Royal Tourist set a new six and a half furlongs track mark.
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Ocean Yacht Race Promotes International voyage anniversary
Commissioner of Navigation Chamberlain issued a notice to American yachtsmen urging participation in the August 2 race from Palos, Spain to the Canary Islands. The State Department and Spanish government invite cooperation. The course covers seven hundred miles.
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Chamberlain
Palos
Spain
Canary Islands
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United States Women's Tennis Championship Opens in Philadelphia
The annual lawn tennis championship began at Philadelphia Cricket Club with a large entry, 57 singles players, and high heat. Clara Kutroff fainted in her match with Clare Johnson among notable entrants like Beals Wright and W J Clothier. Early results show many defaults and close sets across the first rounds in women's singles, with several matches decided by default and a few upsets.
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St. Martin’s
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West Side Tennis Club
New York City
Clare Johnson
Overbrook
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W. J. Clothier
Wallace F. Johnson, Jr
E. B. Dewhurst
Pennsylvania
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W. H. Pouch
Englewood
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A. H McCarthy
Plainfield
Ben Taylor
Louise Hammond
New York
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E& P. Ross
K. McFadden
Merion Cricket Club
Edith Rotch
Longwood Cricket Club
Boston
Clara Cassel
A. G. Miles
C. A. Fry
Matilda Borda
Clara T. Chase
Dunwoodie Tennis Tourney Begins With Surprises
Play started at the Dunwoodie Country Club in Yorkers with Touchard beating Walter Bennett 6-1 6-4 and Bull defeating W Banks 6-2 6-2. An upset came as Princeton ace Anthony Gerlach fell in elimination. Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Club won all Interclub doubles matches against Richmond Hill Golf Club on the latter courts.
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Yorkers
Touchard
Walter V. Bennett
Bull
W. T. Banks
Anthony Gerlach
Princeton
Julio M. Steinacher
R. A. Roche
L. H. Fitch
George E Riggin
Gustave F. Touchard
Walter Bennett
Abraham Bassford, Jr
H. W. Hillhouse
George M Church
Mortimer Wertheim
Thomas M. Donohue
Walter Blake
E. H. Jones
William H. Connell
George
Groesbeck
Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Club
Richmond Hill Golf Club
TIME ROWS ON HUDSON SHOCK COLLEGE CREWS FOR SATURDAY
On the Hudson crews held time rows under fair conditions with Syracuse varsity showing strong, near record pace, Cornell improving from slump, Ten Eyck reporting fast but not record breaking due to outgoing tide. Wisconsin and Pennsylvania crews also rowed, Columbia and Rice delaying, with Intercollegiate Association setting Saturday race times.
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Tribune
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N. Y
Hudson
Rice
Columbia
Syracuse
Varsity
Cornell
Ten Eyck
Shimer
Courtney
Ithaca
Badger
Pennsylvania
Emig
Ward
Marx
Keplinger
Clapp
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Grant Wins On English Courts At Wimbledon
Wimbledon on June 22 reports the All England lawn tennis championship opening with American entrant Wylie C Grant defeating J B Ward three sets to one 6 3 5 10 75 6 3 Norman E Brookes the reigning champion will not defend his title this year
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Wimbledon
Wylie C. Grant
J. B. Ward
Norman E. Brookes
Giants Wallop Cubs in Polo Grounds Rivalry Shock
New York Giants crush Chicago Cubs 7 to 1 at the Polo Grounds as Wiltse dominates on the mound and the Giants rally with timely hitting after a batting order change. Cubs remain atop the standings despite six losses to the Giants this season.
Superbas Triumph In Ten Inning Pitchers Battle
The Superbas edged Philadelphia 1 0 in the tenth at Washington Park Brooklyn yesterday in a tense pitchers duel. Rucker struck out eleven while McQuillan fanned eight as Philadelphia threatened repeatedly but could not score. Hummel walked, moved to second on a sacrifice and scored on Sheehan's single for the decisive run.
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Washington Park
Brooklyn
Quakers
Rucker
McQuillan
Hummel
Sheehan
Knabe
Lum
Osborne
Pattee
Burch
Ley
Lewis
McQuillar
Johnstone
Pittsburg battery names and umpires listed
At Pittsburg the report names Cincinnati Pittshare Maddox Young and Gibson as batteries with Weimer and Schlei, Emstie and Rudderham serving as umpires in the game.
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R. EE
Cincinnati Pittshare
Cincinnati
Weimer
Schlei
Maddox
Young
Gibson
Emstie and Rudderham
Light Work On Thames Yale and Harvard Crews
June 2 reports from Stretches at Gales Ferry and Red Top describe Yale and Harvard crews in light practice on the Thames. Yale varsity trained upstream and downstream with starts and minor fault coaching while Harvard varsity and freshmen rowed downstream and back with a jammed four oared bow outrigger. D W Downes named Harvard judge and W L Meikleman Columbia referee. two-mile navy yard race to follow with freshman race to follow.
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Congdon
New Haven
Townsend
Glenny
W. McCormick Blair
W. S. Taft
R. W. Griswold
Red Top
Conn
Harvard
D. W. Downes
W. L. Meikleman
Columbia
Navy Yard
Skat Draws a Crowd at Second Congress Tournament
About 3,500 contestants filled the Grand Central Palace as play began for the North American Skat League's second tournament of its eleventh congress. Beer flowed after the liquor ban was lifted and Milwaukee figures dominated the leadership, with Max Erdtmann and Bernard H. Ridder among top scorers.
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Terrace Garden
Max Erdtmann
Brooklyn Skat
Bernard H. Ridder
Hutchinson Sets 18 Hole Record At Arsdale Club
Jack Hutchinson the St Andrew pro equalled the Arsdale Golf Club eighteen hole record with a 7 4 4 3 4 2 34 70. Honeyman paired with Hutchinson as they beat Arsdale duo Hammond Egner and Tom Gurlay by three up and one to play after two St Andrew amateurs failed to appear. At Forest Hill Dave Hunter and Paul Heller defeated Hammond Egner and Gurlay 2 up with Hunter shooting 76.
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St. Andrew
Arsdale Golf Club
Hutchinson
Dave Honeyman
Arsdale
Arsdale Club
Howard Gee
John Baker
Honeyman
Forest Hill Golf Club
Dave Hunter
Paul Heller
Forest Hill Club
Hammond Egner
Tom Gurlay
Forest Hill
Hunter
Heller
Chess match for world title agreement reached
Dr. E Lasker, holder of the world chess title, plans a summer match with Dr. S Tarrasch of Nuremberg. Reports say German chess officials and organizers agreed on a twenty game match, draws excluded, with stakes of 2 dollars per side or a $1009 purse as alternative.
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Dr. S. Tarrasch
Nuremberg
Germany
Dr. Gebhardt
German Chess Association
Herr J. Schenzel
Boston News Note on Battery Incident at St Louis Match
A fragment notes a baseball match involving Boston and St Louis with players Raymond Ludwig Boulles Lindaman Smith and umpire details missing. The line lacks full context but indicates a battery pairing and an official.
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St. Louis
Boston
Raymond and
Ludwig
Boulles
Lindaman
Smith
Yale Harvard Tickets In Demand For Commencement Game
New Haven June 2 More than fourteen thousand tickets have been sold for tomorrow's Yale Harvard baseball game, far surpassing sales for any prior Yale commencement or game.
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New Haven
Yankees on Their Way East After West Tour
Only two AL games played yesterday as Eastern teams return home. The Yankees, losing thirteen of seventeen since leaving American League Park, head to Philadelphia for a four game series with the Athletics. Washington faces Boston. Philadelphia hosts Cleveland. Detroit plays Chicago. Standings show Chicago leading with 35 wins, 22 losses, and Cleveland at 23 58 percent.
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Athletics
Eastern League games today and standings update
Toronto plays Newark and Montreal meets Jersey City while Rochester faces Providence and Buffalo hosts Baltimore. Final scores Montreal 4 Jersey City 0 Toronto 6 Newark 2 Baltimore 7 Buffalo 1. Buffalo leads with 30 wins, Newark 26, Baltimore 20, Montreal 26, Toronto 21, Rochester 28, Providence 22, Jersey City 18.
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New England League Results Show Varied Scores
Lawrence beats Lowell 3 0 in game one. Lowell nets 13 to Lawrence 3 in game two. Brockton defeats Fall River 8 to 7. New Bedford edges Haverhill 5 to 2. Worcester shuts out Lynn 4 nothing.
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Brockton
Fall River
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Haverhill
Worcester
Lynn
Connecticut League and State League Baseball Scores
Connecticut League results show New Haven 6 Bridgeport 4 New Britain 9 Hartford 2 Springfield 9 Waterbury 3 State League games include Albany 5 Binghamton 0 Scranton 9 J G 3 in 11 innings Utica 5 Wilkes Barre 2 Troy 3 Syracuse 4.
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Detroit Batteries Triumph With Key Win Over Opponents
In Detroit, Batteries-Detroit defeated Chicago 55 to 42 with key contributions from Willett and Thomas. White and Sullivan guarded for Chicago. Umpires Connolly and Hurst officiated the game amid a tense matchup.
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Willett
Thomas
Chicago
White and Sullivan
Connolly and Hurst
Cleveland Beats Philadelphia In Strange Baseball Card Stint
In Cleveland a noted oddity features Philadelphia’s Batteries Coombs Plank and Powers against Cleveland pitchers Check Rhoades Clark Hese and Bemis with umpire Evans. The box shows erratic digits and scattered outs, leaving readers to puzzle the final score and innings.
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Coombs
Plank
Kramer Beats Fogler in Close Five Mile Race
At Madison Square Garden the National Cycle Association meet opened with near continuous drama. Joseph A Fogler and Frank L Kramer battled to a three inch victory for Kramer in the five mile professional race as multiple spills occurred and riders suffered cuts and knocks but recovered.
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Milburn Leads Great Neck To 14 23-4 Polo Win
D Milburn of Great Neck polo team scored eight goals and starred on both ends to rout Meadow Brook Freebooters 14 to 4 in the Meadow Brook tournament opener. Milburn, Stevenson Grace and A Burden powered the attack while Milburn and teammates defended sharply on a fast, well kept turf. Referee J A Rawlinson officiated as Meadow Brook showed little practice.
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Reynai
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Amherst Falls 2-1 to Williams on Platt Field
Amherst and Williams opened a tense game with Williams winning 2 to 1 on Platt Field. The scoring summary shows Williams crossing twice in the early innings while Amherst answered late with a single run before the final out. Templet on and Lambie paired for Amherst. McClure and Dannahey for Williams. Umpire Mr. Williams.
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