Go Between Wins Thistle Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
Go Between, the favorite carrying 100 pounds, wins the Thistle Stakes at Sheepshead Bay as Ally Geranium finishes well back. The betting crowd watched Migraine surge to a strong payoff while Alan-a-Dale fails to stay with the leaders and Jonquil challenges late. The day’s racing features several long shots and a fog of wagering controversy surrounding Kinleydale.
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Yale crew member expelled after exam cheating findings
Yale faculty dismissed Cornelius Daly from the university boat for improper conduct after evidence Daly used material from ahead of time exams and allowed aids in Professor Ladd’s philosophy test. Ortmayer to row at Daly’s seat as Yale plans to race Harvard under difficult conditions.
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Go Between Sells for Shields in Bright Auction Bout
In the Thistle Staxe event Go Between went to auction after yesterday’s win. Alexander Shields led a lively bidding duel against Fox before securing the gelding. Geranium finished second for McDowell, race worth 210 dollars to him, with Joyner recording the balance for Davis.
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Harvard Crew Light Practice Ahead of Race in 1900s Verdict
Harvard Varsity and freshman crews held light training at Red Top Conn with no time trials. coaches aim to avoid overtraining before the race. Afternoon rowing included a varsity-freshman eight and four, showing improved control but weaker leg drive. A two-boat scratch race against Yale is planned early next week with Harvard and Yale lines listed.
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Cross
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Yale Crew Practices Amid Daly Absence After Exam Scandal
Yale’s varsity eight trained at Gases Ferry Conn with Daly sidelined over alleged exam misconduct. Ortmayer moved to the big boat, Keppin joined the four, and the crew rowed a mile and a half upstream before racing starts. The four also went a mile upstream.
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Hope for Columbia Crew At Two Mile Trial
Poughkeepsie June 23 Columbia four oared crew worked out over two miles in 10 minutes 41 seconds despite rough conditions. The varsity eight rested while freshmen rowed. Courtney plans a gentlemen's four race with Columbia Cornell Pennsylvania and Syracuse on Tuesday. Columbia's improving form makes it a rising favorite for the big varsity race as Syracuse and Cornell show weakness with Packard sidelined by leg pains.
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Highlanders Shut Out Detroit In Second Game
The Highlanders defeated Detroit 7 to 0 at American League Park as Chesbro pitched masterfully. Mullen struggled early and in the eighth, the Highlanders opened a batting spree, aided by two double plays by Williams, Yeager, and Chase.
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Pirates Dominate Brookyn In Shutout Victory
Pittsburg easily defeated Brooklyn 5 to 1 as home players surged in the first two innings with two runs and a third inning two-base hit. Debbas doubled and Mall singled for Brooklyn’s lone run in the third. Pirates tallied two more in the fifth on Clarke and Beaumont hits and Howard’s three-bagger driving in two.
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Vaughan Drives 1000 Mile Attempt at Empire City Track
At Yonkers Empire City track Guy Vaughan in a 40 horsepower Decauville began his second chase of Charles Wridgway’s 1000 mile record. By midnight he led by more than an hour with 360 miles completed at 5 44 58 pm and 400 miles in 0 55 09. He faced gasolene stops and tire troubles but held a daytime pace near 1 08 per mile. Eight hundred spectators watched as he aimed to beat the 25 hour 50 minute 1 second Wridgway record and push for a 24 hour mark.
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Staten Island Club Beats Minnetonka Eleven In Cricket
Staten Island Cricket Club defeats Minnetonka at Livingston Staten Island with C Seggars contributing goal bowling and double figure scores from S E G Cook H Manley G N Boyd and J Edwards Minnetonka top bowler Legears and batters E Pera hier J Robinson W Neve for a spirited loss. several Metropolitan District Cricket Club matches set for Prospect Park today including Livingston Team A vs Brooklyn Wanderers and other pairings.
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Ward London Champion as Beals Wright Defaults
The American lawn trophy players dominated at Queen's Club in London on June 23. Wright defaulted the singles final to Ward, making Ward the London champion. In doubles, Larned and Clothier won three sets to one, while Wright and Ward swept three straight sets to defeat Brooks and Dunlop. Ward and Wright, paired in Wimbledon, are set to compete in upcoming events as the day attracted strong American play and a large crowd.
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National lawn tennis doubles title in Philadelphia
Miss Helen Homans of West Side Tennis Club New York and Mim Carsie Neely of Cincinnati won the women's doubles final at Wissahickon Heights defeating Virginia Maule and Marjorie Oberteuffer of Merion Cricket Club. E B Dewhurst and Elizabeth Moore reached finals in mixed and singles, with Dewhurst delivering fast, precise play in the men’s semifinal against J J Carpenter Jr. Clarence Hobart and Moore also advanced, setting up tomorrow’s finals and singles match.
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Middle States Championship Tennis Opens at Orange NJ
The nineteenth annual Middle States championship tournament will be held under the United States Lawn Tennis Association at Orange Lawn Tennis Club Mountain Street near Orange New Jersey starting Monday June X and continuing for several days. The men's singles winner will play Clarence Hobart for the title and the challenge cup, while the doubles winners will meet Robert D. Wrenn and George Le Wren Jr. for the doubles title and cups. The ladies singles winner faces Miss May Sutton for the tie and challenge cup.
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International Chess Masters Action In Ostend Belgium
In Ostend Belgium on June 2 the international masters tournament rounds saw Schlechter beat Tschigorin Maroczy defeat Wolf Alapin overcome Burn Tarrasch best Marzo Leonhardt defeated Wack Pern Teichmann defeated Taubenhaus and Sancwers Marshall drew The standings line shows Alapin 2 Janowsky 0 Leonhardt 12 6 Mare de Maroczy 0 3 and more results listed with several matches noted despite garbled OCR
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Giants and Superbas to Play Sunday Ball at Washington Park
Brooklyn baseball president Charles Ebbets announced a Sunday game at Washington Park replacing the Janes Row to Pithe schedule. Authorities expect no further delays as other teams remain busy with Sunday ball. note references to Giants and Superbas and the shift in venue.
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