Foggy Sheepshead Bay Racecard Disrupted by Dense Fog
Racing at Sheepshead Bay was marred by heavy fog that hung over the track all afternoon. Notasulya won the Rosebuds Stakes at five furlongs, with Mege's Hill and Half Sovereign in contention. Frank Gill captured the Equality Stakes in a flat-out finish over Roseben and Charles Edward. Roseben, backed to win, finished a close third to Frank Gill in the mile and a sixteenth event, with substantial wagers noted on the sprinter.
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Sheepshead Bay
Notasulya
al Hamel
Mege
Jack Martin
Frank Gill
James R. Keene
Suffrage
Roseben
Charles Edward
Jack McGinnis
Peter Pan
Knapp
Jack Bennett
Faust
Notasulga
Jane Swift
Mountain
Belmont
Radike
Notasulea
Mill
Half Sovereign
Radtke
Miller
F. A. Forsythe
Rifleman
Herodotus
Shreve
A. Ee
Bhaeons
Ruby
Linda Vist
Bettin Ee
Menagere
J Miller
Ginette
Frances
Fanny Rikes
Rifleman Sythe
Huston
McIntyre
Troublemaker
Dugan
Orphan Lad
Gunlop
Lord Badge
Oliver
Masaniello
Herz
Clements
Clancy
Lowe
Umbrella
Daly
Burns
Bright Boy
Emery
Powers
Jennings
Beckman
Winne B
Bett
Horee
Hamel
Tucker
Preston
Soverelen
Hill
Keene
Megg
Ravello
St. MM
Frank Girl
Paget
Johnson
Martin
Paner
Booker
Tony Faust
Hildreth
Sufia
Ou Miller
Dolly Spanker
Wilson
Sa Garner
Kentucky O and
Bua
Gerst
Zai
Pty
B. Dugan
Durneil
Charles Edward Tan
Bridge Er
Emi
Bore Co
J. Martin
Ellison
J. Hennessey
Lancastria
Brussel
Stokes
Buttling
McGinnis
Ais J Johnson
Widener
Cabochon
B. c
Handsel
Mother Bunch
St. Fin
Enae
Daréen
Restigouche
Sir Cleges
Long
E. Dugan
Castlewood
Preston Ose
Meelick Madden
Brussels
Annoyance
Clay
Garner
Thurbet
Burlew
Henderson
Mara Avis
Gideon
J. Johnson
Kodak
G Burns
Hartford Boy
Potter
Hagein
Empire City Case Faces Stay On Yonkers Track License
In Brooklyn appellate court Colonel Franklin Bartlett argued for a stay on the mandamus that compels the State Racing Commission to license the Empire City Trotting Club near Yonkers. Justice panel heard James Russell Soley for the club. decision reserved, likely within a week. Bartlett contends an appeal should stop the license from taking effect during review.
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Yonkers
Franklin Bartlett
State Racing Commission
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Bartlett
Empire City Trotting Club
James Russell Soley
Jenks
Hooker
Miller
Rich and Gaynor
Racing Commission
Empire Track
Yale and Harvard crews practice at New London
Yale and Harvard rowing teams held a practice session at New London with listed crew members including Auchincloss Mayer Rice Hoppin Taft Howe Ide Boulton and Barkalow serving as coxswain.
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YALE
Harvard
New London
Auchincloss
Mayer
Rice
Hoppin
Taft
Howe
Captain Ide
Boulton
Cox
Harvard Yale Varsity Eights Race Prep South End New London
New London Conn June 24 Yale and Harvard varsity crews completed a final hard workout for the Thursday four mile race. Referee W H Meik elham reviewed the course with captains. freshman four and graduate eight assignments were arranged. Harvard's graduate eight showed strong pace over two miles with the freshmen close behind. Yale's varsity crew posted solid forms in rough water and the two eights practiced starts with signal pistol.
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Yale
Harvard
W. H. Meikelham
New York
C. H. Schweppe
D. F. Downes
J. F. Perkins
D. D. McGrew
A. Blake
M. Brownell
J. Lawrence
Guy Bancroft
George Marvin
Gentleman's
Godley
Payton
Blair
Babcock
How
Varsity
Kennedy
Bacon
Charles H. Schweppe
Regatta
Ide
H. Boulton
New York City
Syracuse
H A. Howe
Orange
N JI
Taft
B.C. Hopin
Bol
K. Ricce
D. T. Griswold
Eric
Penn
W E. Dunkle
Warren Penn
I. B. Robbins
Springfield
Mass
P. Rockwell Enfield
Cc F. Wallis
Dorchester
F. Mille
Savannah
Hunt Hot &Prings Ark
Wodell
Bow K . Sraith
Pee Asa
S G. Hyde
A. Morse
Brainerd
Bil Harold Hunsiker
London
Row — Penne
Avecmere
Charleston Ac
Cox
Harvard Varsity
Couree
Hell
E. Farley
JI Richardson
Nimbus
Messee
Jim Gaffney
Fordello
G. Glass
Spokane
Thermifor
Queen Marguerite
R. Severance
New Befford
Gor J Bleck
R. L. Bacon
Washington
R. M. Faulkner
Garret
W. Vee
Realm
R. M. Tappan
Boston
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Penlaker
Blue Pigeon
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Dick Shaw
Cox M. Biagden
H. Carey
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Pomfret
Sane Philancer Ee
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Colorado Springs
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Chicago
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Fitchbure Mass
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Bill Pab
Morgan
Dolly Spanker
Adams
Mason City
Hamilton OS
F. R. Maxwell
Isrankline
Ene Oy
Hadden
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Mellie Gall
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Slason City
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Sus MacLeod
Dorechester
Voge
Bombay
Vincent
Lenrie Were & Petree Oon
Lacy Otter
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Sheepshead Bay Entries to Day Baseball at Polo Grounds
Baseball card notes Sheepshead Bay entries today at Polo Grounds feature M. Gants facing Boston. Admission details appear limited and unclear in the snippet.
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Sheepshead Bay
Polo Grounds
M. Gants
Boston
Breeding Bureau Receives Watercolor for Jockey Club
Herman B. Duryea donated Watercolor to the breeding bureau of The Jockey Club for service at a nominal state fee. Duryea bought Watercolor from James B. Haggin in private sale. Watercolor, a top son of Watercress, was long regarded as a premier racehorse in training. Horsemen yesterday agreed Duryea selected an excellent addition for the bureau.
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Breeding Bureau
Herman B. Duryea
The
Jockey Club
Mr. Duryea
James B. Haggin
Behr Wins In England At Wimbledon Opening Day
London June 24 cloudy morning rain afternoon marred opening day at Wimbledon All England championships. Karl Behr defeated T M Mavrogorda in five sets 3-6 6-2 6-8 6-4 6-4 in a keen contest while Behr and fellow American C Wright lost to A F Wilding of New Zealand. Wright praised for stylish play despite adverse conditions. May Sutton favored in ladies championship starting Wednesday.
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London
Wimbledon
Karl Behr
T. M. Mavrogorda
Deuce
Behr
Beals C. Wright
A. F. Wilding
New Zealand
Wright
England
Wilding
Miss May Sutton
California
Wisconsin Freshmen Beat Varsity in Regatta Prep
Light practice day for sixteen crews at Poughkeepsie for the intercollegiate regatta on Wednesday. Wisconsin freshmen beat the varsity by a half length as pacemakers in a full-course trial. Cornell and Navy factions show strong form while Columbia eases into the race. Monitors Nevada Arkansas and Florida arrive. Metcalf Goodrich and Evans to observe Navy crew.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Wisconsin
Varsity
Columbia ‘Varsity
Rice
Cornell ‘Varsity
Shell
Navy
Ingram
Columbia
Cornell
Palmer F. Pierce
United States Military Academy
Frank B. Irvine
Stewards
West Point
Pierce
John J. J. Sague
Nevada
Arkansas
Florida
Metcalf
Admiral Goodrich
Admiral Evans
Wright defeats Tallant in decisive Dunwoodie match
Irving C Wright wins the final round singles at Dunwoodie Country Club Yonkers in straight sets 6-1 6-1 6-4 over Hugh Tallant as spectators noted the match featured strategic play and sharp execution. Ross Burchard captures handicap singles at West Side Lawn Tennis Club with 6-1 0-4 6-2 6-3 over W M Fischer. William B Cragin Jr wins University Heights Club Bronx final 6-1 6-2 7-5 against William Rosenbaum.
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Irving C. Wright
Dunwoodie Country Club
Yonkers
Hugh Tallant
Tallant
Wright
Ross Burchard
West Side Lawn
Kith Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Burchard
W. M. Fischer
William B. Cragin, Jr
Ith Regiment
University Heights
Bronx
William Rosenbaum
Harlem
Excursion company to take Tolchester to intercollegiate regatta
The Excursion and Transportation Company announced the Iran steamboat Tolchester will sail to the Intercollegiate regatta in Poughkeepsie. It departs Battery Landing at 9 a.m. West 21st street at 9 30 a.m. and West 131st street at 19 a.m.
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the Excursion and Transportation Company
Poughkeepsie
Battery Landing
West 21St Street
West 131St Street
Boston Tops Giants 10 to 8 at Polo Grounds in erratic game
National League action shows Boston defeating New York 10 8 in a high hitting affair marked by multiple errors and umpire disputes. Strang, Klein ejections and early pitching struggles highlighted a tense game with Ferguson Ames and MacGinnity on one side and Young on the mound for Boston.
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Giants
Polo Grounds
Klein
Ferguson
Ames
MacGinnity
Young
Conner
Brown
Strang
Brain
Sweeny
Bates
Ritchey
Bowerman
BETO
New York
Bridwell
Shannon
Tenney
Browne
Devlin
Sweeney
Beaumont
Shay
O O Bates
Hannifan
Burke
Danien
Corcoran
Superbas Triumph Over Phillies 2 1 at Brooklyn Park
The Superbas earned a third straight win beating Philadelphia 2 to 1 at Washington Park Brooklyn. Rucker pitched well for Brooklyn while Batch muffed a fly in the second inning delaying a potential shutout. Winning run scored in the sixth on Rucker and Alperman hits and Lumley’s long fly RBI. Cincinnati defeated Pittsburg 12 to 5 in another scoreline.
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Superbas
Philadelphia
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Batch
Rucker
Brooklyns
Alperman
Lumley
Yachts fogbound as Okee wins New York yacht race
Block Island R I June 24. It was unofficially announced that the sloop Okee owned by J A and J F Mahlstedt of Naw Ro chelle won the chief prize in the fourth annual long distance race from the head of Long Island Sound to Block Island. The Little Peter owned by F M Weeks took the handicap prize as fog delayed official results.
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R. I
Okee
J. A
J. F. Mahlstedt
Naw Rochelle
Long Island Sound
New York Athletic Club
F. M. Weeks
Race Rock
Last Round at Chess in Ostend Masters Tourney
At Ostend on June 24 the International Chess Congress postponed adjourned games and completed the Masters tournament with 18 players finished. Rubinstein and Bernstein each have 1914 points, Teichmann-Rubinstein pending, Mieses tied for third and fourth with Niemzowitsch, Forgacs assured fifth, Salve and Duras with games left.
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Ostend
Belgium
International Chess Congress
Rubinstein
Russia
Bernstein
Germany
Yankees sweep Boston in twin bill with 9 to 8 and 11 to 3 wins
New York Yankees win both ends of a Boston double header. First game ends 9 to 8 with Elberfeld and Chase driving in runs and Williams homering. Second game a hitting spree as every Yankee gets a hit. key hits include Williams triple and Rickey three-base hit with Conroy circling for a run. Details cover pitching, fielding, and base running from the Boston game.
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Boston
New York Yankees
Yankees
Elberfeld
Chase
Williams
Conroy
Criger
Chesbro
Rickey
Kitson
Moore
Oberlin
Harris
Cerrete
Lille
Ungland
Winter
Tentueee
Keeler
Ingland
Congalton
Parent
Ferris
New York
Ton
Orth
Byr Moore
Kletnow
Sheridan
Hoffman
Sullivan
Rte
Ongalton
Barrett
Laporte
Knight
Oo Williams
Unglaub
Enroy
NEW
Laan
Unglanb
Perrin
Armbruster
Eoo
Jacobson
Hoev
Grimshay
Saske
Glaze
Cobson
Williams Conroy
Conn
Ja i
Elbert
Hae
Auto Trials in Desert From Peking to Paris
Described dispatches from Le Matin recount perilous car trek across the desert. Motoring teams including Godard in a Spyker and Coroter in a De Dion-Bouton endure fuel shortages, scarce water, and bandit threats. Mongol horsemen barter with the travelers who finally secure aid and reach Adile, learning Pons is 36 miles away with telegraph help triumphant.
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Pongkiong
Spyker
Godard
Cantel
Pons
Coroter
Adde
Udde
Adile
Comenanion
Lees
Peking
Urchin Wins Long Yacht Race From Belden Point
The Corinthian Yacht Union race from Belden Point City Island to Stra thoal Lightship and back began at 4 30 p m Saturday and finished at midnight Sunday. The Urchin of the Stuyvesant Yacht Club was the winner.
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Corinthian Yacht — Union
Belden Point
City Island
Strathoal
Stuyveesant Yacht Club
Amherst Defeats Williams In Baseball Series Game
Amherst beat Williams 7 to 3 in Amherst Massachusetts on June 24 extending the series lead to two wins for Amherst. The game details show Amherst scoring early and holding the advantage throughout the contest amid a steady crowd.
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Amherst
Mass
Williams
Cuttworth
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