Two Races for Keene Ballot Wins Equality
Jamce R. Keene scored two victories at Sheepshead Bay including Helmet's debut in the third race and Balld’s win in the Equality Stakes. About six thousand racegoers braved a shower as officials noted no open betting due to the new statute and no records were kept of wagers. Helmet, a Mack colt, impressed as a promising two year old in the Keeneland stable, while Ballot dominated the Equality Stakes over one mile, finishing ahead of Live Wire and Rosimiro. other races featured Sanctus in the Zenziber Steeplechase and Grapple defeating Poeterne. A Brighton Beach Association rumor circulated about summer stakes being declared off, with racing continuing as horsemen accept future purses.
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Jamce R. Keene
Sheepshead Bay
Helmet
Colin
Balld
Live Wire
Spooner
Rosimiro
Vater
Flood
O'Brien
St. Mildred
G. Burns
John E. Madden
Fayette
Sir Martin
Wotter
Theme
Ballot
Paul J. Rainey
Sanctus
Dick Shaw
Malacca
Desanta
E. Heider
Lionsides
Whitney
J. W
Poeterne
Gay
Grapple
Woolsthorpe
Earl G
Taboo
Jeanne d'Arc
Clef and Fore
Brighton Beach Racing Association
Brighton Beach
Cellay
Grania
Dwyer
McCarthy
Schulte
Wterees Weastie St
St. Leonards
Poine
Rainey
Berwyck St
Lynch. Henderson
Widener
Rogan
Delcanta
Brokaw
E. Hetder
Ironsides
Disguise St. Mildred
Po. Lwt
St. Ly
Cocsesses Ee
Keene
Connaught Ranger
Madden
Notter
Marse Abe
Cellas
Garner
Wee
Enfieldees
Clay
Lee
Trois Temps
Joyner
E Dugan
Mo Ruxton Lee
Cromwell
McCahey
Keenery
Turncoat
Marie Abe
Aise Ia
Baliot
Darden
Dugan
Co — Spooner
Lemaire
Rosimire
Ryan
W. Doyle
B. G
Embrace Post
Farrell
Temaree
Eliison
Killiecrankie
Daly
Yorke
Poterne
Baxter
Oh Ta Oy
Horns Wees
St. Joseph
Farrone
Oh Delaby
Upton Seeteees
Griffin
Os Rm
Banker
Stokes
Brussel Precios
Temaceo
Brussel
Mandlebaurn
Amidon
Montauk
McDaniel
Putsada
Livingston
Uw Rauel
Bauer
Brannon
Qi E
Carter
Grace Cameron
Little
Harris
Upton
Emery
Montrose
Neshing
Miller
Jacoby
Mises Norfolk
Jennings
Ae Gews Mus Ve
Alex Grant
Kitty Welle
Morsman
Cullen Jeanne d' Arc
George G. Hall
Chaplet
Miss Norfolk
Newsboy and Shopgirl Sweep Olympia Show
London June 23 R P McGranh of Lancaster Pa swept the board at the Olympia international horse show in the 15.2 hands class for runabout or Bailey wagon Newsboy and Shopgirl won first and second prizes Newsboy was driven by Miss Belle Beach and attracted strong admiration Babette earned a reserve ribbon.
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London
R. P. McGranh
Lancaster
Olympia
Newsboy
Babette
Belle Beach
Yale Triumphs 3 0 Over Harvard In Yale Field Game
Yale defeats Harvard 3 to 0 in the annual series at Yale Field before a large crowd. Tad Jones leads Yale with two hits as Van Vieck allows three Crimson hits and secures the shutout. Williams homers and Clifford, Dines also contribute in a solid Yale attack while Taft, watching with the class of 78, salutes the victory.
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New Haven
Yale
Harvard
Yale Field
William H.taft
Taft
Judge Hollister
Tafts
Mr. Taft
Tad Jones
God
Country
van Vieck
Hicks
Crimson
Dines
Clifford
Williams
Hardine
Murphy
Fels
van Vleck
Jones
T. Jones
Leonard
QO McCall
Harvey
Aronson
Wnev
Lanagan
Wheaton
Curries
G Simons
Harding
Murph
Vaile
Pally
Mccall
Simons
Umplires
Adams
Smith
Light Work for Columbia Crews
Telegraph reports gradual practice day amid heat with Cornell and Syracuse on the water. Columbia's varsity shows improved form and pacing while Penn and Wisconsin struggle. Ten Eyck strengthens the Penn varsity, freshmen improve, and race markers will be set soon. Rice of Columbia denies complaints about the varsity course.
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Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Ward
Varsity
Ten Eyck
Badger
Rice
Columbia
Yachts Begin Seventy-Two Mile Greenwich Race
Five schooners and six sloops started from Greenwich in the 72 mile race to Bartlett's Reef Light off New London in a northeast breeze. Seneca led the fleet just after the gun followed by Aurora and Istalena with several divisions cutting away and steady progress toward Bartlett's Reef. Emmeline and regatta officials trailed eastward as the strong start unfolded.
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Indian Harbor
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Aurora
William Butler Duncan, Jr
George M. Pynchon
Istalena
L. J. Callanan
Eclipse
IL. D. Armstrong
Grampus
W. J. Titcomb
Uncas
W. C. Towen
Tammany
N. &. Herzig
Gardenia
E. C. Ray
Carwina
E. F. Cole
Mimosa II
Bobtail
Emmeline
Frank Bowne Jones
Yale and Harvard Crew Practice at New London and Red Top
Yale crews rowed down river then up for a total light workout and practiced racing starts with the freshman four and gentlemen's eight to race tomorrow. Harvard crews had light work in the morning and tougher two mile downstream practice in the evening, with interest in the varsity and freshmen eights racing for the Graves cup.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Andrew Graves
Harvard
Red Top
Regatta Start Time Moved Up For Poughkeepsie Races
Intercollegiate regatta stewards shift start hour to 3 p m on Saturday. Montauk steamer departs Pier 7 Rector Street North River at 10 a m instead of 11 a m as planned.
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Poughkeepsie
Montauk
Pier 7
Rector Street
North River
Fourteen Women Left In National Lawn Tennis Tourney
Philadelphia June 23 The second day’s play leaves fourteen women in the national women’s singles. Notable advances include Mrs W H Pouch Englewood and Miss Marie Wagner New York to the fourth round, with several other matches tallied and several defaults noted.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cricket Club
W. H. Pouch
Englewood
N. J
Marie Wagner
New York
Louise Ostheimer
Huntingdon Valley
Marion Swords
Morris County
Barger-Wallach
New
Mary Coates
Merion Cricket Club
C R. Wainwright
Erna Marcus
Far Pockaway
Louise Hammond
A. H. McCarthy
Plainfield
Margaret Leroy
Esther Smith
Nyack
N. Y
Pleanor Cohen
C. W. Bumstead
N. H. Pouch
Morristown
Wildey
Miss Borda
Miss Morris
Mrs. Wainwright
Miss Leroy
Margaret Johnson
Miss Souther
Staten Island
Miss Cohen
Miss Rotch
Miss Cassel
Miss Colon
Miss Aufermann
Miss Smith
Mrs. Dodge
Miss Pilling
Mise Miles
Miss Marcus
Miss Rodgers
Miss Roberts
Local Lawn Tennis Contests See Touchard Triumph on Dunwoodle Courts
G F Touchard defeated L H Fitch 6 1 6 4 in continuation of the lawn tennis tournament at Dunwoodle Country Club yesterday. In prelims Dimon Roberts beat Paul Forrester 6 0 6 3. In first round George M Church beat Mortimer Wertheim 6 3 6 2 Albert E Ward won by default over W M Hall F C Baggs beat J E McGiffert 6 4 6 3 Dimon E Roberts beat J P Paret by default Robert M Beckley defeated O C A Child. In second round Touchard again beat Fitch 6 1 6 4 Church beat Abraham Bassford Jr 6 4 6 1 Baggs defeated Ward by default Roberts beat Donohue 6 1 6 1 Runyon beat Steinacher 9 7 1 6 7 5 Bull Jr beat Beckley 6 2 6 4 Burt beat Littell 6 3 6 2. In doubles Walter Merrill Hall and I Millens Burt of Hamilton Grange won the final round at Amackassin Club Yonkers defeating James Robertson Jr and David Dodd 11-9 7-6 5-3.
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G. F. Touchard
L. H. Fitch
Dunwoodle Country Club
Dimon
Roberts
Paul Forrester
George M. Church
Mortimer Wertheim
Albert E. Ward
W. M. Hall
F. C. Baggs
J. E. McGiffert
Dimon E. Roberts
J. P. Paret
Robert M. Beckley
O. C. A. Child
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Gustave F. Touchard
L. H Fitch
Abraham Bassford, Jr
Thomas M. Donohue
A. S. Runyon
Julio M. Steinacher
Charles M. Bull, Jr
L. Millens Burt
Dr. E. G. Littell
Walter Merrill Hall
I. Millens Burt
Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club
Amackassin Club
Yonkers
James L. Robertson, Jr
David R. Dodd
Giants Split Doubleheader With Boston At Polo Grounds
The Giants split the twin bill with Boston, losing 9 to 7 in the second game after winning 6 to 3 in the opener. Mathewson appeared in relief in both games, with Merkle delivering a key homer in the seventh inning of the nightcap. Crandall and Taylor started for Boston, while Crandall worked well through seven in the first game.
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Giants
Boston
Polo Grounds
Mathewson
McGinnity
Crandall
Taylor
Flaherty
Merkle
Bresnahan
Bridwell
Boeton
Eceeserseere
Graham
Seymour
Beaumont
Swetney
Hannifan
Ritcher
Dahlen
New York
Rigler and Johnstone
Derner
Keller
Dorner
Doyle
Kelsey
Browne
McGann
Young
McGinnitr
Smith
Rigler
Johnstone
Abd Ribpe
Fey Ribpe
Tenney
Bearm’t
Davie
Devlin
Shannon
Sweeney
Ritchey
Ons O Flaherty
Yankees Fall as Phillies Edge New York in Rainy Tilt
The Yankees lost to the Philadelphia Athletics 4 to 3 in a tense game. Philadelphia led early, New York battled back with twelve hits but committed three costly errors. Pitchers Chesbro Orth Newton for New York and Vickers Dygert Bender for Philadelphia shut down the offenses at times, with Bender closing the last inning after a manager ejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Phildelphia
Chesbro
Orth
Newton
Vickers
Dygert
Bender
Sion
Athletics
Hartsel
Davis
Griffith
Salk
Patte
Siegels
Ormert
Tite
Hemphill
Niles
Conn Kesler
Murphy
Colliam Davis
Keeler
Te Dygert
Ty Berder
Chesenro
Newtoman
Wesleyan Beats Trinity 4 to 3 in Middletown Series
Wesleyan won the third game of the series from Trinity in Middletown by 4 to 3. Connelly Day Woodel Smith were the battery names with Howells umpiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan
Trinity
Middletown
Conn
Skat Tourney Ends With Large Prize Themed Smoker
The eleventh North American Skat League congress at Terrace Garden ended with Herman Ridder announcing winners from the Grand Central Palace event. Professor Franz Hilberling won first prize of 91000, tying Max Erdtmann for games won but beating him on points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrace Garden
Herman Ridder
Grand Central Palace
Franz Hilberling
Max Erdtmann
Brooklyn
Charles F. Schloss
Frank Penneck
Newark
XN. J
H. S. Schoendorfer
Cleveland
Louis Grotz
Philadelphia
S. Kirsch
New York
Grant Wins Again In England At All England Tournament
Wimbledon June 3 Wylie C Grant of the New York Lawn Tennis Club won in the third round by defeating C G Smith with scores 4-6 3-6 7-4 6-2 with the match reported from the All England lawn tennis championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
England
Wimbledon
Wylie C. Grant
New York Lawn Tennis Club
C. G. Smith
State League Results Scranton And Nearby Scores
Scranton beat A. J. G1 Utica 19 to 7 while Wilkes Barre routed Troy 4 to 0 and Syracuse defeated Albany 0 vs 6 with Binghamton winning 6 to 2.
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Scranton
A. J
Phillies Rally To Top Superbas In Brooklyn Tilt
Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 3 to 2 at Washington Park as Moren left ill after five innings. Mre Intyre started for Brooklyn, while Sparks finished for Philadelphia. Grant homered and Bransfield drove in runs as both teams played sharp defense in a close intercity clash.
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Philadelphia
Superbas
Washington Park
Brooklyn
MreIntyre
Moren
Sparks
Ehiladecetea
Grant
Burch
Knahe
Hummell
Magee
Lumiey
Bransfd
Jordan
Osborne
O Sheehan
Doolin
Li Lewts
Dooin
Obergen
Pais
O'Mcintyre
O Bel
Eit Grant
McIntyre
Sor
Bell
Knabe
Sheehan
Empire—O' Day
St. Louis defeats Cleveland in 1949 battery duel
In Cleveland, St. Louis beat Cleveland 5 to 3. Key players included Dineen Powell for St. Louis and Joss, Berger, Sheridan and Hurst for Cleveland in a pitchers’ battle. The readable lines reference ages and lineups but lack full context.
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Cleveland
RHE
St. Louis
Agee Batteries
Dineen
Powell Phens
Berger
Joss
Pires
Sheridan
Hurst
Detroit Battery Umpires Name Hurst and Connolly
A Detroit game listing REE Detroit versus Chicago includes battery pairings Donovan and Se, with Chicago’s Walsh and Sullivan and Manuel handling calls. Umpires Hurst and Connolly are noted.
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Detroit
Chicago
Donovan
Walsh
Sullivan
Manuel
Hurst and Connolly
Boston Beats Washington in Rough Hockey Closed Match
In Boston a tight game ended 3 to 2 as Batteries-Boston and Se Washing ton clashed with Johnson and Warner delivering key plays. Pire-O' Loughlin and Cates contributed notable actions in a defensive bout.
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Boston
Washington
Cicotte
Washington, Johnson and Warner
Catespire
O’ Loughlin
Pirates Win and Lose at Pittsburg First Game
In the first game at Pittsburg, Leever and Gibson pitched for the Pirates while Campbell and McLean worked for Cincinnati. Scoring details show a 6 to 2 Cincinnati win after late innings. Second game ends with Cincinnati defeating Pittsburg 5 to 3, with Spade and Schtel for Cincinnati and Lieffield and Phillippe for Pittsburg. Umpires Emsle and Rudderhampe.
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Pirates
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Leever
Gibson
Campbell
McLean
R_H
Spade
Schtel
Lieffield
Phillippe
Young
Phelps
Upires
Emsle
Rudderhampe
Eastern League Schedule and Standings Brief
Toronto, Montreal, Rochester, Buffalo, Baltimore, Providence games listed with results and rain noted for Providence vs Rochester. Eastern League standings show Baltimore and Buffalo atop near .400, Toronto .417, Providence .388. Connecticut League results include New Haven 5 New Britain 4 and Bridgeport 8 Hartford 9. Polo Grounds 2 PM.
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Toronto
Newark
Montreal
Jersey City
Rochester
Providence
Buffalo
Baltimore
Erecade
Tereana
Providenc
New Haven
New Britain
Meriden
Springfield
Bridgeport
Hartford
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Gurtesy
Frizerte
Arasce Pao Gane
Nick Steiner
Rocketone
Berle Court
Taeee Sararinescoa
Dottie S
Orcagna
Tom Dela
Ouree
Chotr
Chesterbrook
Cavalieria Ill
Greina Green
Miss Crawfe
Darkie
Hrobberd
Merri Witen
Selina
Syracuse
Cornell
Tribune
Shimer
Syracuse Varsity
Brown
New London
IAWN
Matty
Dee
Pittsborg
Shperlbppa
Et O
T Devlin
Kelley
Dabien
Needham
Bates Wsveeeee McGinnitt
P Mathewson
Petrote
Hozeland
New Torre
Fauladeres
Stadt
Abrih Hartsel
Nichols
Coombs
Chase
Leve Davis
Theoaagisoas Collins
Mortality
Conroy
Kieview
Omans
Chesbra
Newton P
Seybold
Chas. Baker & Co
High Holborn
Ludgate Hill
ST. Paul's
Tottenham Court Rd
British Museum
Sheepshead Bay Racing
Reb Kirk dCod
CROW
H. B. Kirk & Go., Exis Be Sy Bottlers
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J.C. Cording & Co., Ltd
Piccadilly
St. James’s St
W. England
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