Foggy Sheepshead Bay card leaves crowds in the dark
Fog drifted over Sheepshead Bay for a full afternoon causing riders to emerge from mist only at the final furlong. Notasulga won the Rosebuds Stakes over Mege's Hill and Half Sovereign while Frank Gill prevailed in the Equality Stakes over Charles Edward and Roseben. Roseben, odds on favorite, finished a close third as Frank Gill paid 15 to 1, with Jack McGinnis elated over the colt's performance amid wagering.
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Sheepshead Bay
Notasulga
al Hamel
Mege
Davy Johnson
Roseben
Jack Martin
Frank Gill
James R. Keene
Suffrage
Charles Edward
Jack McGinnis
Peter Pan
Knapp
Jack Bennett
Faust
Jane Swift
Mountain
Radtke
Mill
Half Sovereign
Miller
F. A. Forsythe
Rifleman
Herodotus
Shreve
Post
Ih Po
St. &T Fin Jocker
Iwe
Cairngorm
Milier
Ginette
Henghall
Frances
Bakery
Fanny Rae
Ee Apenas
Forsythe
Ore
Huston
McIntyre
Orphan Lad
Bradley
Dunlop
Dugani
Lord Badge
Masanielio
Herz
Clements
Clancy
Lowe
Umbrella
Daly
Burns
Bright
Emery
Powers
Boy
Nagaram
Jennings
Beckman
Rosenrud
B. F
Stein
Tucker
Preston
Sovereign
Belmont
Inter Jae
Matanulga
Ravello
St. Fin
Amcginnis
Frank Gil
Charles
Clay
Garner
Kentucky
Gersty
Zal
Dugan
Purnell
Martin Furlong
Bridgewater
Jace
Stow
J. Martin
Ellison
J. Hennessey
Banker
Stokes
Brussel
Buttling
McGinnis
Knopp
Cahochon
Keene
Widener
Errais J. Johlo
Ronfederate
Cabochon
Lancastrian
Thrace
Handsel
Mother Bunch
Post Horse
sJockey
Peel Ahin Eaiere
Og Arden
Resticouche
Sir Cleges
Mt Rt IF
Preston Ai
Castlewood
Gerst
al Bruseell
Meelick
Madden
Thurbet Weer
Burlew
Koerner J. Hennessey
Sos
Arasee
Fpmnery
Herbie Griffin
Henderson
Musgrave
Rarn Avis
Rarn Avis E Cleland
Kodak
F Gideon
Pby J. Johnson
Gelconda
fConklire
Hartford Bo
Dalyy
G. Burns Pampage
Watt
Potter
Restieouche
Cleges
Empire City Case Sought Stay Amid License Appeal
Colonel Franklin Bartlett argues for a stay in the Appellate Division Brooklyn case over the Empire City Trotting Club license. He contends the writ should not operate during the appeal from a mandamus, which granted licensing, with decision awaited within a week.
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Empire City
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 crews held practice in New London with their lineups listed. Notable rowers include Auchincloss Mayer Rice Hoppin Taft Howe Ide and Boulton serving as Coxswain under Barkalow.
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YALE
Harvard
New London
Auchincloss
Mayer
Rice
Hoppin
Taft
Howe
Captain Ide
Boulton
Barkalow
Harvard Yale Varsity Crews Ready For Thursday Race
New London Conn June 24 Yale and Harvard varsity crews completed last hard practice for the four mile race. Referee Meikelham and regatta chairman Schweppe reviewed course changes. Harvard's graduate eight nearly complete with seven named rowers. freshman four to race upstream Wednesday with the graduate eight following. Yale varsity finished two mile run in rough water. gentleman's four beat varsity four in half mile. Coin toss for varsity race positions postponed to Wednesday.
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New London
Conn
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
Varsity
Gentleman's
Godley
Payton
Blair
Babcock
Kennedy
Bacon
Charles H. Schweppe
Regatta
Ide
H. Boulton
New York City
H. A. Howe
Orange
Syracuse
Taft
B.C. Opin
John Mayer
Morristown
N. J In
A Griswold
Eric Dunkle
Warren
Penn Penn
N. B. Robbins
Springfield
Mass
Enfield
P. Rockwell
B. F. Wallis
Dorchester
Maas
C.F. Mille
Savannah
Ye Hunt
Hot Springs
Ark
Odell
Poughkeepsie
R. M Austin
Highgate
OR Coates
Montclair
N. J
Elton Hart
Cleveland
Bow. Smith
London
Avern
See
Hessian
Farley Brookline
Richardson Chest
Jim Gaffney
Fordello
Queen Marguerite
G. Glass
Severance
New Spokane
R. L. Bacon
Washington
R.M Faulkner
N. Oristenas
W. Fish
New
Tom Parson
Kate
R. M. Tappan
Boston
Peutaker Perret
Guardian
Dick Shaw
Sir Tristan
Cox
Um “Ringden
Harvard Varsity
Hanticap
Angler
Orbicular
Leeds Purchard
Salvidere
Red Friar
Swain
Cambridge
C. Wiggins
Pomfret
Philander
Bat News
Pioneer Wa
Coxanne Arnold
L. K Lunt
Colorado
V. Anberg
Chicago
Wortlane
Robert
Hartford Key
Harcourt
Ag Tenancy
E C. Bacon
En Rochelle
J. E. Ward
Denver
Marvin
Phene Cose
Wyman
Fitchbure
R Buxton
Epringfewaseeert
Or Firth
Conecor
S. A. Sargent. Jr
Brookline
L. W Morgan
Aapeceser
Jacquin
Acromat
Averys
Remiss
Adame
Mason City
Bing
Futler Boy Peathon
F. R. Maxwell
Brookine
Hadden
F. A. Forster
Sears
Mollie Wan
Golden West
Py Cox
J. W. Adams
Sason
Battary
Bombay
Mac
Jennie Were
Vincent
Lacy Marma
Sheepshead Bay Entries to Day Baseball Grounds
Sheephead Bay entries to day feature baseball at grounds with 4 T. M. Gants versus Boston. Admission details incomplete. event timing and venue specifics partially missing.
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Sheepshead Bay
T. M. Gants
Boston
Breeding Bureau Receives Watercolor from Duryea Donation
Herman B. Duryea donated Watercolor to The Jockey Club breeding bureau for service at a nominal fee in the state. Duryea bought Watercolor from James B. Haggin at private sale. Watercolor, a son of Watercress, was once considered among the highest class horses in training, and horsemen felt Duryea selected an excellent horse for the bureau’s purpose.
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Breeding Bureau
Herman B. Duryea
Jockey Club
Mr. Duryea
James B. Haggin
Behr Wins in England at All England Championship
London June 24 Cloudy weather and rain opened the All England lawn tennis meet at Wimbledon. Karl Behr the first American on the courts defeated T M Mavrogorda in five sets. Behr lost the third and fifth sets but won the match 3-6 6-2 6-8 6-4. W Wright fell to A F Wilding in straight sets. Wright’s lack of practice due to late arrival cited as factor. Miss May Sutton expected to contend 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
Cornell Favorite in Intercollegiate Regatta Build Up
In Poughkeepsie sixteens crews prepared for Wednesday’s intercollegiate regatta. Wisconsin freshman beat varsity by a half length while Columbia and Cornell showed strong form. Navy planned a finishing spurt strategy with about thirty four strokes per minute. Public pool sales face opposition from Mayor Sague as monitors arrive for the event with Metcalf and admirals expected on site.
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Columbia ‘Varsity
Rices
Cornell ‘Varsity
Shell
Navy
Ingram
Columbia
Cornell
Palmer F. Pierce
Uvhnited States Miliary Academy
Cornell Quaerters
Frank B. Irvine
West Point
Pierce
John J. J. Sague
Nevada
Arkansas
Florida
Metcalf
Admiral Goodrich
Admiral Evans
Irving Wright Wins Yonkers Lawn Tennis Singles Title
Irving Wright defeats Hugh Tallant in straight sets on the Dunwoodie Country Club lawn courts Yonkers. Wright’s victory mirrors his brother’s game with sharp strategy and consistent play despite Tallant’s late flashes of brilliance.
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Irving
Wright
Dunwoodie Country Club
Yonkers
Hugh Tallant
Tallant
Taliant
Ross Burchard
West Side Lawn
Llfth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Burchard
W. M. Fischer
William B. Cragin
Ith Regiment
University Heights
Bronx
William Rosenbaum
Harlem
Iron steamboat Tolchester to reach Poughkeepsie regatta
The Excursion and Transportation Company announced the Tolchester will sail to the Intercollegiate regatta at Poughkeepsie. It will depart Battery Landing at 9 a.m. West 2nd Street at 9 30 a.m. and West 131st Street at 10 a.m.
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Poughkeepsie
Excursion and Transportation Company
Battery Landing
West 2St Street
West 131St Street
Boston Beats Giants At Polo Grounds In Ten Eight Victory
National League action shows Boston defeating New York 10 to 8 at the Polo Grounds in a game marked by heavy hitting and multiple ejections. Umpire Klein ordered several players out for disputing calls, including Strang and Brown. Boston jumped ahead in the eighth inning as Sweeny and Bates drive in runs after Ritchey and Bowerman miscues sealed the margin.
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Boston
Giants
Polo Grounds
Klein
Ferguson
Ames
McGinnity
Young
Donner
Klemn
Brown
Strang
Brain
Sweeny
Bates
Ritchey
Bowerman
Superbas Triumph Over Phillies 2 1 in Brooklyn Victory
The Brooklyn Superbas edged Philadelphia 2 1 at Washington Park yesterday in a tight game. Rucker pitched well for Brooklyn while Batch muffed a fly in the second inning but Brooklyn pushed across two runs on hits by Rucker and Alpertman plus Lumley s sacrifice fly.
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Superbas
Philadelphia
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Batch
Rucker
Brooklyns
Alpertman
Lumley
Tong
Alpermar
Thomas
Casey
SSR
Oj Titus
I Magee
Hummel
O Grant
Maloney
Courtney
Scspscesee
Vorridon
Riguer
Emelie
Yachts Reach Block Island After Fog Bound Long Race
The Okee owned by J A Mahlstedt and J F Mahlstedt of Naw Rochelle won the chief prize in the fourth annual Long Island Sound to Block Island race, with the Little Peter taking the handicap prize. Sixteen of twenty seven starters reached Block Island before midnight, fog from Race Rock delayed official finishes, and several boats remained ashore awaiting clearer conditions.
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Block Island
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 Adds Drama In Ostend Masters
The International Chess Congress postpones adjourned games to finish the masters tournament in Ostend Belgium. Rubinstein and Bernstein each reach 194 points tying for first as Teichmann-Rubinstein remains crucial. Mieses shares third fourth with Niemzowitsch while Forgacs secures fifth as Salve and Duras still have games.
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Ostend
Belgium
International Chess Congress
Rubinstein
Russia
Bernstein
Germany
New York Yankees Sweep Boston In Doubleheader
The New York Yankees won both games of a Boston doubleheader, 9 to 0 and 11 to 3, with Elberfeld and Chase scoring on Williams homer in the first game and a flawless hit parade in the second. Conroy, Rickey, and Williams fueled a decisive fourth inning rally, while Conroy’s subsequent circuit drive capped the day. Weathered by multiple pitchers, the Yankees dominated as Toronto’s Criger mishaps and Chesbro’s support aided the win.
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Roston
St St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Philadel
Philaphia
W. Tom
C . Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
New York Yankees
Yankees
Elberfeld
Chase
Williams
Conroy
Criger
Chesbro
Rickey
Kitson
Moore
Oberlin
Harris
Ki Siaten
Lnglaub
Winter
Congalton
Parent
Ferris
Ieee Cere
Ogi
Klein LL Wie
Oberiin
Sheridan
Keeler
Mooere
Keefe
Obertin
P. Chesbero
Orth
Grimshaw
Glaze
Mina
Jacobaon
Hoey Grimshaw
SB Aoyes
Jaccobson
Rickey Williams
Inn
Ricker
Jams
Hoffman
Knight
Aiaree
Ungiaub
Conrey
Williense
Jacobson
Yao
Athletics
Paredelphia
Philadelpeia
Plank
Schreck
Cross
Washin
Smith
Imondson
Warner
Secon
Philadelphia O
Dygert and Schreckton
Falkenberg and
Herdon
Hurst Ford
Auto Trials In Desert From Peking To Paris
Described by Le Matin correspondent the perilous auto trek across a desert from Pongkiong toward Paris. Petrol ran low, aid came from a De Dion-Bouton driver, Mongolian woman lent water, and bandits demanded tolls with scales and coral counts. Camels hauled the cars, telegraph instructions followed, and Pons was eventually aided by the Chinese operator at Udde.
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Pongkiong
Godard
Cantel
Pons
Coroter
Adde
Udde
Ponghiine
Praing
Urchin Wins Long Yacht Race From Belden Point
The yacht race of the Corinthian Yacht a Union from Belden Point City Island to Stra thoa lightship and return began at 4 30 p m Saturday and finished near midnight Sunday The Urchin of the Stuyvesant Yacht Club was the winner.
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Corinthian Yacht A Union
Belden Point
City Island
Strathoal
Stuyvesant Yacht Club
Amherst Beats Williams in Baseball Rivalry Game
Amherst defeated Williams 7 to 3 in Amherst Massachusetts on June 24 establishing a 2-0 mark in the series. Pitchers Southworth and Lewis paced Amherst while Williams relied on Fon for a few runs.
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Amherst
Mass
Williams
Seeneet
Willams, Fon, Batteries
Amherst, Southworth and Lewis
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