PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY
Coney Island Jockey Club at Sheepshead Bay. 2 p m LaTex TENNES Metropolitan championships. West Side Tennis Club hosts invitation tournament. Crescen Athletic Club national women’s championship Wissahickon Penn Gulf States championships New Orleans. Golf Morris County women third Captain’s Cup Apawatis driving. Erall Brooklyn New York Philadelphia base Pittsburg Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Harvard Yale Amherst Wesleyan Whist American Whist League Manhattan Beach. Yacht racing Glen Cove Cup New York Yacht Club.
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Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bar
West Side
Crescen
Athletic Club
Wissahickon
Penn
New Orleans
Morris County
Apawatis
Erall
St. Louis
Harvard
Yale
Amherst
Wesleyan
Congress
Manhattan Beach
New-York
Racing at Sheepshead Bay a day of upsets and tight finishes
The Sheepshead meeting yielded heavy public reversals as favorites fell, with Femmesole and Charles W Meyer upset in late races. Advance Guard edged Blues on the Suburban course, while Dwyers trained Francesco and Ethics to win the Thistle stakes. Irish Lad led a new racing firm to early success as Clarion and Hens underperformed.
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Sheepshead Bay Track
Sheepshead
Gravesend
Femnesole
Charles W. Meyer
Amagon
Pretorius
de Reszke
Blues
Martin
Shaw
Dwyers
Francesco
Ethics
Carbuncle
Shea
Ern
Mr. Madden
Masidera
San Andres
Harry Payne Whitney
H. B. Duryea
Mr. Keene
Clarion
Arles W. Meyer
Bullman
Wyeth Eyes East Sweepstakes After American Derby
Brighton Beach Racing Association telegrammed John A. Drake owner of Wyeth offering to add 5000 to a sweepstakes at Brighton Beach about July 19 for horses that ran in the American Derby. Wyeth would run at same weights and distance. Drake may ship Wyeth to Saratoga and fuel East hopes to prove the Derby’s outcome.
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Brighton Beach Racing Association
John A. Drake
Wyeth
Brighton Beach
Drake
Featherstone
Madden
Mackay
Arsenal
Pentecost
Saratoga
Nickey D. Wins Sagaciously at Washington Park Derby Day
Chicago crowds saw Nickey D. prevail by a length over Elsie L in the fifth race despite 12 to 1 odds as track conditions improved from Derby Day. The card featured six races with favorites Mason and Henry Citr among other notable performances, and final times ranged from 1:42 to 1:47 in the one mile and sprint events.
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Chicago
Washington Park
St. Louis
Nickey D
Mickey D
Scorpio
Money Musk
Elsie L
Mason
Sidney Walker
Heavenamp
von Rouse
Lyner
Gennelly
Matin Bell
Walsh
Peat
Priory
Vassar Dance
Helgeson
Harry Newle
Ransehi
Lite
Woburn
J. V. Kirby
Glenwater
Viz
Mathews
Kansch
Mateos
Oris
Nick
Deane
Scorpia
One Milei
Henry Citr
We Coburn
Miss Liza
Wm Conley
Jaubert
Dean
Elmendorf Stud Yearlings Spark Busy Fasig-Tipton Sale
The Elmendorf Stud sale opened at Fasig-Tipton paddocks opposite Sheepshead track drawing large attendance and strong bidding. Notables included W. C. Whitney buying three Hamburg-sired yearlings, with Sydney Paget active as a bidder. Prices ran high for numerous colts and a filly from Bloodlines such as Salvator, Hamburg, and Knight of Phistie, reflecting strong interest in futurity contenders.
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James B. Haggin
Fasig-Tipton Company
Sheepshead Track
Rancho del Paso
Ringside
W. C. Whitney
Hamburg
St.Ca
Green B. Morris
Sydney Paget
Salvator
Kiggonet
Martimas
Imp
Seer
W. B. Jennings
Ben Holladay
Morris
Hathampton
Knight of the
Phistie
Belle Daiy
Syvney Paget
Harmbure E Sethe
Ggonet
Paget
Harmburg
Belse
W. Whitneson
Imp Ruttermore
Imp. Juvenal
Florence Breckenete
Lew Ray
Imj
Juvenal
Florentin
Paris winner Lisette takes Prix Semendria at Saint Cloud
Lisette ridden by J Reiff wins the Prix Semendria at Saint Cloud meeting in Paris. Nettie owned by W K Vanderbilt and ridden by McGinn finishes second.
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Paris
Lisette
J. Reiff
Saint Cloud
W. K. Vanderbilt
Nettie
McGinn
Matinee Races at Empire City Track Promising Contests
The Empire City track plans a second matinee race day on Thursday afternoon. Officials expect several interesting races and crowd appeal as the program unfolds.
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Empire City
Fast Race Program At Empire City Track Meets Forecast
On Monday at Empire City track good conditions and fast times are expected if rain holds. The day features a premier five eight miles heat with Alves Queen Wilkes Caryle Carns and Louise Jefferson. In the second race Rene Theresa B Moorzouk Belton Jr. race in a similar two heat format. Eight contests in all with two pacer races.
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Alves
Queen Wilkes
Caryle Carns
Louise Jefferson
Row Rene
Theresa B
Moorzouk
Belton Jr
Queen Wilkes and Alves Win at the Speedway
About two to three thousand spectators watched Queen Wilkes and Alves, 2.09, race against E. E. Smathers and Nathan Straus's horses for supremacy on the road. Queen Wilkes led early, won easily by an open length after a fast first furlong, with a half mile time around 1 minute 44 seconds. Smathers held back his mare to allow the rival to settle in, while Straus struggled to match pace.
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Speedway
Queen Wilkes
Alves
E. E. Smathers
Nathan Straus
Mr. Smathers
Mr. Straus
Yale Crew In Good Form On Thames Before Race Day
Yale and Harvard crews practiced under ideal weather on the Thames at Gale's Ferry. Yale varsity and freshmen showed improving form with fast mile times and disciplined strokes, while Harvard crews trained in uneven water. both camps anticipate finals, with Harvard inviting Yale to Red Top for baseball returns after practice.
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Tribune
Gale's Ferry
Conn
Thames
Varsity
Yale
Cameron
Harvard
Barnum
Broadview
Red Top
New Haven
Crimson
Hieginson
Ithaca Celebrates Cornell Crew Sweep With City Welcome
Ithacans greeted three Cornell winning crews with a citywide parade and victory salute. A 2,000 strong procession filled the streets as factory whistles paused for the celebration. At the Ithaca Hotel a dinner honored the oarsmen while President Schurman and Charles F. Courtney received warm congratulations.
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Ithaca
USTH
Cornell
Psion
J. G. Schurman
University
Charles F. Courtney
Navy
Boxing Bouts in England at National Sporting Club
London June 23 McFadden of San Francisco loses to Ben Jordan in the 15th round by knockout in a high pace coronation tournament fight. Joe Walcott defeats Tommy West on points for welterweight title, crowd includes Harvard and Yale boxers with English varsity plans July 1.
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London
Kid" McFadden
San Frank
McFadden
Jordan
Fadden
Joe Walcott
Tommy” West
Brooklyn
National Sporting Club
Walcott
Harvard
Yale
Yachting entries for Glen Cove cups on Long Island Sound
Fifteen yachts race for the New-York Yacht Club Glen Cove cups with Amarita Muriel Elmina Vigilant Ailsa Mineola Yankee Neola and Weetamoe among entrants. Start at Matinicock Point 11 30 a m Course No 1 covers six miles plus. The steamer William Fletcher will accompany.
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New-York Yacht Club
Long Island Sound
Amarita
Muriel
Elmina
Vigilant
Ailsa
Mineola
Yankee
George M. Pynchon
Neola
Weetamoe
Henry F. Lippitt
Syce
Matinicock Point
Lloyd's Point
Great Captain's Island
William Fletcher
Kehoe & New-Rochelle
Grand Central Station
Crusader B Yacht Missing En Route to Conn Races
The Crusader B yacht, owned by G P B Ordway, was to race off Bridgeport to select a Seawanhaka Cup challenger for the White Bear Yacht Club. The vessel has vanished on the eastward journey and was due last week. Efforts to locate it have failed so far, risking a White Bear Club representative for early July events.
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White Bear Club
English schooner Cicely wins but misses time allowance in Heligoland race
Isle of Heligoland Germany June 23 The English schooner yacht Cicely owned by Cecil Quentin arrived first at 6 40 pm after leaving Dover at noon June 21 in the race for the German Emperor's Cup but failed to save her time allowance The Vol au Vent captained by John Dempsey reached at 7 19 pm and the Leander skippered by Rupert Guinness also started in the race The Cicely allows Vol au Vent five and a half hours and Leander three and a half hours
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Isle of Heligoland
Germany
Cecil Quentin
Dover
England
John Dempsey
Rupert Guinness
Paventa Yacht Club Regatta Field To Open In June
Thirty yachts entered for the thirty fourth annual Paventa regatta to be sailed on Bayonne New Jersey courses starting Saturday June 28. The regatta committee includes George James Oscar W Bergmann Charles H Alexander and the commodore. The Shenandoah a three masted schooner yacht is being built for Gibson Fahnestock at Shooters Island and will be ready for trial in ten or twelve days.
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Paventa Yacht Club
Bayonne
N. J
George James
Oscar W. Bergmann
Charles H. Alexander
Gibson Fahnestock
Shooters Island
All Around Championship At Celtic Park Promises Deep Field
The all around championship draws top athletes led by defending champion Adam B. Gunn of Buffalo and Ellery H. Clark of the Boston Athletic Association. J E Peters of the Knickerbocker Club, H H Merrill of Milwaukee AC, Myer Frinstein and others seek titles while the Metropolitan AAU plans logistics at Park Place. Edward Merrill of Beloit, representing Milwaukee, won the individual title with 17 points at the Central AAU meet, posting strong marks in sprints and field events.
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Adam B. Gunn
Buffalo
Ellery H. Clark
Boston Athletic Association
J. E. Peters
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
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Celtic Park
Sullivan
Victor J. Dowling
Greater
New York
Edward Merrill
Beloit College
Western College
Milwaukee Athletic Club
Central Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
Merrill
Brighton Beach Auto Races Attract Broad Interest
The Long Island Automobile Club schedules a Brighton beach track meet on August 23 under American Automobile Association sanction. Events include 1500 pound class heats, five mile races for various propulsion types, an electric race, gasolene classes, a free for all, and endurance events with prizes up to 200 dollars. Edward McDuffee, famed bicycle rider, was arraigned on speeding charges and held in 100 dollars bail.
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Long Islind Automobile Club
Brighton Beach
American Automobile Association
Edward McDuffee
West Side Court
Nerney
West One-hundredth St
McDuffee
Ninety-third-st
Central Park West
Baseball results and standings from yesterday’s games
National League scores Brooklyn 8 New York 1 Pittsburg T Chicago 2 Boston 5 Philadelphia 1 American League Chicago S Detroit 0. Today Brooklyn at New York Philadelphia at Boston Pittsburg at Chicago Cincinnati at St Louis. Standings show Pittsburg 12-? Philadelphia 22 31-415 Brooklyn 2 Cincinnati 21 0 49 Chicago 25 New York 22 400 Boston a4 St Louis 20 Sl 382. The second game of the New York Brooklyn series was at Washington Park. Harlem team outplayed, Hanlon’s men won easily. Kitson pitched superbly, Taylor knocked out in fourth, Blewitt made a scratch hit in seventh.
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Chicago
Detroit
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pec
P.c
Baltimore - Ay
Washington
Cleveland
Washington Park
Harlem
Hanlon
Taylor
Kitson
Blewitt
Brooklyn Triumph Fueled by Strong Pitching
Brooklyn secured yesterday's victory behind standout pitching from a key starter whose performance limited opposing hitters. The win highlighted the team's pitching depth and timely defensive plays to seal the result.
Home Team Beats Taylor as Fourth Inning Seals Win
After a quiet start both sides, Smiths men pitched well after the fourth. The home team surged in the third inning taking the lead via Ahearn and Flood as Flood’s drive cleared the right fence. In the fourth Harlem’s hit parade produced several runs, McCreery, Dahlen and Dolan adding to the surge and Keeler scoring on Sheckard. Brooklyn avoided a shutout in the seventh with O Hagan and Bean scoring, but New York held the edge.
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Smith
Ahearn
Flood
Taylor
McCreery
Dahlen
Dolan
Keeler
Sheckard
Harlem
Chicago Falls To Pittsburg On Costly Errors In Baseball Game
In Chicago on June 28 costly errors by locals allowed Pittsburg to win without extra base hits. Conroy and Tinker were ejected for a fourth inning mix up, Williams retired injured in the eighth after being struck by Beaumonts bat. Attendance 2,10. Batteries Williams Rhoades Kling Doheny Zimmer.
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Chicago
Iocals
Pittsburg
Conroy
Tinker
Williams
Beaumont
Vermont Championship at Ekwanok Golf Club in July
The Vermont championship will be played July 3 to 5 at Ekwanok Golf Club Manchester Vt open to all state golfers and club residents. Dyker Meadow pro George Low oversees the improved course with players Clark Burnham J H Merritt and James L Taylor using it as their base this season.
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Ekwanok Golf Club
Manchester
Vermont
George Low
Dyker Meadow
Clark Burnham
J. H. Merritt
James L. Taylor
Boston Wins Big Over Philadelphia in Ball Game
Boston won easily at home hitting Iberg's floaters with men on base while Philadelphia struggled against Pittenger. Attendance was about 2,500 as Boston’s Faintley pitched effectively and the Boston battery included Pittenger Meran Therg Felix and Jack Hetsch in a decisive 5 to 1 victory.
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Boston
Iberg
Philadelphia
Pittenger
Faintley Spee
Pitrenger
Meran
Therg
Felix
Jackltseh
Detroit sports standings fragment with team names
Brief OCR fragment lists batteries Stever and McGuire, Griffith and Sullivan among Detroit Chicago references, indicating aSports page tease with player or match pairings. The readable entities include Detroit and Chicago, with surnames Stever McGuire Griffith Sullivan, suggesting a club or game context.
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Chicago
Stever and McGuire
Griffith and Sullivan
Canoe Club Outing From Newark Starts July 3
The Bay View Canoe Club of Newark announces its annual cruise beginning Thursday July 3 visiting Tottenville Sewarren Rossville Midland Richmond and South beaches before returning to Newark. The club will hold its annual races in late July. Newly elected officers for the year are Commodore Ernest F Benton Captain Adolph P Pionnie and Secretary Treasurer Charles F Ward.
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Bay View Canoe Club
Newark
Tottenville
Sewarren
Rossville
Midland
Richmond
South Beaches
Ernest F. Benton
Adolph P. Pionnie
Charles F. Ward
Americans Visit Europe This Year Report
The New York Tribune will be available at hotel desk booths across Europe and Great Britain and on the drawing room tables. It may also be obtained at principal railroad stations.
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New-York Tribune
Europe
Great Britain
Rochester Defeats Newark In Error-Filled Game
Rochester won over Newark as visitors made many errors and Hemming was tough to hit. Blake hit a home run for Rochester, while Newark’s Culver and Hiemming allowed several runs. Umpire Snyder called the game with Rochester ahead, and other games noted across the circuit. A Texas League showcase followed, Corsicana slamming Texarkana 53 to 3 in two hours ten minutes, Clark posting eight hits including three homers.
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Newark
Hemming
Blake
Ahribpoa
Grey
Cy McKean
Th. Henry
Dement
Becker
Newari Rochester
Griffin
Phelps
Rocheste
Ty Becker
Kellogg, Sehrall
Titooe
Metnty Ce
Daly
Ito
Hayward
Ecfiss
Hiemming
Coess
Elan
Fran
Francis
McKean
Pite
bal—Phelps
Culver
Snyder
Corsicana
Tex
Texarkana
Clark
Lajoie
Texas
de Witt
Wesleyan Falls to Williams in Final Baseball Tilt
In Middletown on June 23 Wesleyan lost to Williams 5 to 2 in the season finale. The Cardinals shined in the field but struggled at the plate against Williams pitching. Hume was knocked out of the game.
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Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan
Williams
Lawrence
Hume
Chapman
Nes Wesleyan
Wiliams
Inglis
McCarthy
Harvard Preps for Yale Game After Last Practice
Harvard baseball finished its final practice in Cambridge before the Yale series. The team traveled to Hartford for an overnight stay and will proceed to New Haven tomorrow with changes expected in the lineup as Milne likely starts behind the plate and Matthews moves to right field.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yale
Hartford
New Haven
Oeena Milne
Harvard Battery
Matthews
Connecticut and New England League Score Snapshots
Connecticut League games list Meriden 8 over New Haven 7, Hartford 3 over Waterbury 2, Springfield 5 over Norwich, Bridgeport 3 over New London, and Troy 4 over Albany 1. New England League shows Dover 3 over Lawrence 2, Nashua 1 over Lowell, Concord 6 over Manchester 2, and Haverhill 6 over Fall River 0.
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Meriden
New Haven
Hartford
Waterbury
Springfield
Norwich
Bridgeport
New London
Dover—Lawrence
Dover
Nashua
Lowell
Concord
Manchester
Haverhill
Fall River
Metropolitan championship opening at West Side courts
Lawn tennis stars gathered at the West Side Tennis Club on One Hundred seventeenth Street and Amsterdam for the metropolitan championship. Calhoun Cragin defeated Samuel A. Westfall 6-4 6-2, then lost to J. C. Cresson 6-3, while Stephen Millett and Frederick Anderson advanced with stylish wins.
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Amsterdam
Calhoun Cragin
Samuel A. Westfall
Westfall
Cragin
Texas
J. C. Cresson
Stephen C. Millett
Frederick G. Anderson
Frederick G Anderson
Kings County Tennis Club
Arthur
West Side Tennis Club
Albert I. Shaw
Fir
J. K. Smythe
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Arthur L Hoe
Harvard
Russ
San Antonio
Tex
F Munday
Kenwood Country Club
Chicago
Henry W. Warner
KK M. Beckley
Beals C. Wright Wins Opener at Bay Ridge Tennis
Harvard lawn tennis star Beals C. Wright defeated Raymond D. Little in two straight sets at the Crescent Athletic Club Bay Ridge opening match of the round robin tournament. Wright, last year’s Newport runner up, showed improved form with steady accuracy and finesse. Doubles match unfinished with Edwin P. Fischer and Harold H. Hackett leading against Little and Frederick B. Alexander.
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Beals C. Wright
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Princeton
Raymond D. Little
Clarence Hobart
Heelcombe Ward
W. J. Clothier
Hobart
Ward
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Wright
Little
Newport
Harold H. Hackett
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Frederick BR. Alexander
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Clothier
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Bob Wrenn
Hound Robin
Iegle
Reale Wright
Ray
Tmottd Fe. Lirth
Bies
Edward P. Fischer
Harold H. Hawkett
Het TP A
Frederick B. Alex
Mixed Doubles Final at New York Tennis Club
Elizabeth H Moore and Wylie Grant won the mixed doubles final at the New York Lawn Tennis Club as Anna M Bisch and Robert Lee defaulted. The article notes second round progress in handicap singles and forthcoming doubles matches between college teams and Yale players and singles matchups including Harold Hackett and Kelley.
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Elizabeth H. Moore
Wylie C. Grant
New York Lawn
Mandate Tan
Anna M. Bisch
Robert Lee
Ea’ward PB
J.C. Cresson
Robert Colwell
J. W. Giltermeester
Swart Polo at Hempstead Ends in Belmont Victory
Four four player polo teams faced a howling rain storm at Meadow Brook. August Belmont Jr and Hamilton Hadden led second team to a 1 to 0 final over the rival squad. The match featured tense periods and notable displays from Mrs. Havemeyer and Miss Ripley among a hunting colony crowd.
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Theodore A. Havemeyer
Herbert King
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Harry Payne Whitney
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Brack
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A H. Hadden
R. L. Stevens
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