The Turk Dominates Tidal Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
The Turk wins the Tidal Stakes by four lengths at Sheepshead Bay defeating Dalmazian Prince Imperial and Grasmere in 2 43 4 5 for a mile and a quarter. Jockey McGee guides The Turk who carried 119 pounds and neared the American record in the process. Bonny Kelso, Gold Plate, and White Wool claim notable placings with Huppe escaping serious injury at the thirteenth jump.
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Prince Imperial
Gaasmere
Sheenshead Bay
Broomstick
Irisn Lad
Brighton
Turk
H Wne
Gracelie
Belmont Park
Gravesend
Sweep
Carlton
Sween
Ocean Bound
Waldo
Grasmere
Delmatian
Dalmatian
Ethelbert
McGee
Keing
Gras
James R. Kesne
Peter Pan
Cotin
Hilarious
Gild
C. ©. Smithson
Bound Brook
Bart Lett McLennan
Mr. Smithson
Smithson
Sono
Huppe
Gold Plate
Coney Island
Bonnie Kelso
E. Dugan
White Wool
Sir Cleees
R. F. Carmar
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Watercress
Lady Violet
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Risection
Roosevelt
Mary Lots
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Powers
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Walsh
Cennies
Corvaie
No Break in Racing Circuit Amid Track Date Transfer
The Brighton Beach Racing Association cancels a sea track meeting but racing continues as Jockey Club dates from July are taken over by James Butler of the Empire City Racing Association. Managers of four clubs agree to pool interests, extending the meet from twelve to twenty six days at Yonkers. The Brighton Handicap remains key and travel fatigue concerns arise for fans commuting from Yonkers.
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Jockey Club
James Butler
Empire City Racing Association
Queens County Jockey Club
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Erighton Beach Rac
Ine
Brighton
Yonkers
Westchester Hills
Inner Guard Wins Cup In Final Matinee At Speedway Park
Inner Guard 2.06% trotter won the AAA race and the silver trophy for most heats in the season. Minnie Albert driven by S. B. Wolf won the cup for the pacer with most points. Earl B. and Joe Jap tied for trotters but Joe Jap claimed the president’s cup after defeating Earl. Louise E. took the second silver trophy. Princess Ellwood claimed the consolation cup for best time in 1:17 at half mile with matching 1:17 efforts in the cup event.
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Charles Weiland
Inner Guard
Speedway Park
S. B. Wolf
Minnie Albert
Hugh Riley
Mr. Riley
Association
Patrick Kennedy
Earl B
H. B. Clarke
Joe Jap
Earl
William Scott
Louise E
Princess Ellwood
John F. Manning
Luke
CJ Shelton
Acs
Br. Ives
Johnson Arrest After Reno Battle Speeding Incident
San Francisco reports Jack Johnson resisted arrest for speeding in his racing car. Mounted Patrolman Lewis and two others forced entry to his room. Johnson surrendered. Bail posted, hearing set for tomorrow. if fined, he can depart for Reno. Sig Hart also arrested. Johnson released on $50 bail.
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San Francisco
Reno
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Lewis
Champion
Jce Martin
Sig Hart
Four Eastern League Games Declared Illegal
P T Powers, league president, nullified four games after ruling McMillan stayed with Brooklyn when Cincinnati claimed him. Rochester Toronto Montreal games June 4 6 7 must be replayed at original sites. Rochester paid 1500 dollars for McMillan amid Brooklyn waivers. standings shift, Newark now leading.
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McMillan
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Rochester
Montreal
Toronto One
Powers
Ebbets
Newark
Buffalo
Jersey City
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L. P
Sullivan reverses ruling at New York Athletic Club meet
James E. Sullivan, who disqualified Harry J. Smith after the three mile handicap on June 11, has reversed the decision. Sullivan cites new evidence in a letter to Smith and says Smith started from the wrong mark was corrected.
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James E. Sullivan
Harry J. Smith
Smith
Tigers Get A Drubbing In Slugging Loss
Detroit was defeated by St. Louis 11 to 5 in a slugging game. Twenty eight players used by both teams with four Detroit pitchers and three by St. Louis. Hartzell homered and Cobb, Moriarty, Stephens, and Mullin contributed hits as the Tigers stranded five. Time 2:15. Umpires Dineen and Connolly.
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St. Louis
Tigers
Stroud
Pernell
Willett
Stanage
Stephens
Crawford
Moriarty
Hofman
Hartzell
Mullin
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Ings
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Leu
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Newnam
News
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Pernoll
Gijligen
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Perno
Ainst Gilligan
Wild
Dineen
Connolly
Joe Gans Declares He Is Not Dead in Prescott
Prescott Arizona June 22 Joe Gans veteran pugilist declares I may be a has been but I am not dead He says he is fighting tuberculosis and is more alive now than when he left the East in a confrontation with illness and his public appearance.
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Prescott, Ariz
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Joe Gans
Jeffries Starts Training Camp Near Reno Ahead of July 4 Fight
James J. Jeffries set up a new Moana Springs camp three miles south of Reno Nev, with gym gear arriving and road work planned. Promoter Rickard seeks Governor Dickerson’s immunity while Sid Hester schedules a rival July 4 arena. Jeffries insists altitude won’t hinder him and expresses confidence in Reno. Johnson’s camp prepares with two boxing platforms and Delaney may join next week.
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Tex” Rickard
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Red Sox Win Two Games Over Washington
Boston defeated Washington 6 to 0 in the opening game and won 2 to 1 in the second. Bunched hits keyed the first game while Stahl delivered the winning run in the final inning of the second. Speakers, Gardiner, Lord and Sacrifice plays highlight the Boston attack with notable baserunning and defensive work by both teams.
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Washington
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Holy Cross tops Tufts 3 to 0 in Worcester baseball
Holy Cross defeated Tufts 3 to 0 in Worcester Massachusetts today. The game details mention a 4 P.M. start with coverage of the local baseball scene and related notes about the New York Americans versus Athletics at American League Park.
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Worcester
Mass
Holy Cross
Tufts
Denee
N. Y
American League Park
Yankees Slump Deepens in Philadelphia Doubleheader
The New York Yankees dropped a twin bill to the Philadelphia Athletics at American League Park, sliding from first toward third as they were swept 8–0 in game one and trounced in game two. Coombs shut down New York in the opener while Bender dominated the second, with Murhpy and Oldring keying late rallies for Philadelphia.
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George Stallings
Athletics
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Philadelphia
Warhop
Manning
Coombes
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Baker
Collins
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Hartsel
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Laporte
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Short
Cree
Knight
Hughes
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Penahue
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Sweeney
Davis
Indians Win Snappy 2 1 In Newark Victory
Newark edged Montreal 2 to 1 in a tightly contested game. Egan worked pennant duties in the box for Newark, with strong support from Schlafly Agler and Zimmerman. Nattress and Yeager produced key outs to end a seventh inning threat.
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Montreal
Egan
Pacific Coast
Indians
Royals
Schlafflv
Agler
Zimmerman
Joe McGinnity
Iron Man
Nattress
Yeager
Giants Hold the Giants Beat Brooklyn in Third Game
New York wins the third game of the series 6 to 3 over Brooklyn as Doyle Merkle and Bridwell lead a strong Giants attack. Scanlon limits the Giants to five hits after entering early. Crandall saves the game for New York amid late Brooklyn rallies.
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Bell
Scanlon
Ames
Crandall
Sharp Felding
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Myers
Searn
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Axe Pires
Kiem Ang Kane
Jersey City Triumphs And Toronto Upsets In Doubleheader
In Jersey City yesterday the home club won the first game 5 to 2 and lost the second 7 to 3 to Toronto. Toronto rallied by changing pitchers and mounting a batting streak late, while Manser struggled in the box as Jersey City applied pressure. The box scores show Clement and Grimshaw powering the Toronto offense and Jersey City’s scoring bursts in key innings.
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Ryan
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Shaw
Clement
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O'Hara
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Grimshaw
MacDonald
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Stein
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Vaughn, Mullin
Cleveland Dodgers Chicago in Fourteenth Inning Victory
Cleveland defeated Chicago 3 to 2 in fourteen innings marking the third extra inning game in two days. Cleveland tied in the ninth and won with a scratch hit, an error, and a double in the fourteenth. two outs when the winning run scored. Time 2 50. Umpires Evans and Kerin.
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Pirates Win Series Opener in St Louis
Pittsburg defeated St Louis in the final game of the series by a score of 1 to 0. Webb pitched well for St Louis, with Monetehy doubling and scoring in the sixth on Evans and Bliss infield outs. Phelps exited after a foul tip split his finger.
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Philadelphia Beats Boston 3-1 in Fourth Straight Win
Philadelphia defeats Boston 3-1 after Boston errors and Curtiss wildness. Game details show Philadelphia stringing wins, with Mills, Back, Getz, Magee, Ward, Shean contributing, while Curtis and Stack pitched, Day and Siennas umpired.
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Curtiss
Moran
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Boston Aed Eorae
Miller
Walsh
Shean
Collins
Sharpe
Cat Curtis
Philadelpnia
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Siennas
Connecticut League Scores Amid Mixed Results
New Britain edged Holyoke 2 to 0 while New Haven defeated Hartford 7 to 0. Waterbury and Springfield also noted results with Stageport. in American Association action Toledo beat Milwaukee 7 to 6 as Minneapolis tied Indiana and Columbus 5 to 2. Kansas faced St Paul and Louisville in the listed games.
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Waterbury
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Stageport
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Minneapolis
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Louisville
New England League Results Show New Bedford Triumph
New Bedford defeated Lawrence 9 to 3 in a New England League game. The article notes Lowell and Lynn also played, with incomplete lines suggesting score details and timing.
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Zreckton
Verhill Lowell, Lynn
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