Fleeing Sheik Wins Canarsie Stakes at Aque duct
Fleeing Sheik from Canarsie & Hi to the finish wins the Hing Stakes of 2000 as Hanovia narrowly defeats Dereas in a tense stretch drive. Jockey Jackey P. Robinson bears some blame in Dereas fall. Other races feature clever victory by Johny G. Byrne aboard Ima Frank, Empress triumph by James A. Kutler’s, and Penrose edging Terentia for a two year old filly dash. Minto II and Cadilise duel at the end with Minto II pulling clear. Jockey Mars Cassidy harshly criticized for starting faults. trainers Tom McTaggart Ashkha Verago moved to Clinton De Witt.
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W. J. Macbeth
Havonia
Marrone Stabie
Aqueduct
Hanovia
Dereas
Jackey P. Robinson
Doreas
Rite
Sheik
Canarsie & Hi
Fler Sheik
Blair Comic
Trowler
Binson
Lion d'Or
Byme
Johny G. Byrne
Victo Ima Frank
Iissh
Assume
Achilles
James A. Kutler
Empress
Schottinger
Kirstie
Cub
Peeemaker
Charlie Leydecker
Penrose
Terentia
First
Stirling
Minto 1
Minto IL
Cadilise
Minto TI
Minto
Mars Cassidy
Mr. Cassidy
Wran
Tom McTaggart
Jashha
Verago
Clinton de Witt
Bat
Place Sane
Trier
Whinte
Chem
Osner
Herersyce Stable
PI Josep
Oana
Pras
Ie Ali
Ey Anehien
Ratly
Esranighis
Donorar
Hatvestra
Gomer
Superman
Wroud Ditchest
Vbretch
Iin
Easly
Lasdecker Hallention
Ivan Gelsoig
Whippoorwil
Finderick
Hind Mace
Alge Selon
Onvner
Gow
van High Closn
Flare
Shy
Vratiene
Rob Iutilger
Colin ‘Wihivine
Bratier
Anova Ff
Oper
High
Clore
Pines
Dorcas
Hiv
Selier
Inva
Tao
Ith
Sat
Sundedge
Anlen
Staner Wi
Hell Close
Mullen
Unitakan
Mt An
Hondo
Nms
Prase
Yale
Carl Gro
Aviv
Bikoepe Hanna Wher
Teipte Sprite Beem
Dle Waaty
Joeken Oper
Friedson
Alvord
Darentie
Lalrieuther
Hay
Tarsus
Lay Valeniy
Waleney
Adele
Inpou
Nb & i
Cura
Oho
Col Valentine
Hiyayas
Little Maudie
Lillie Resale
Dudiey
Tsa Tron Crowe
Dumeosch Bal
Fiideraold
Ine
Deckmi
Fanomiey
Maldete
Aie Dulin
Drapella
Tiger Rally Nets 3 Runs And Another Victory
Detroit defeated Chicago 4 to 2 as an eighth inning rally produced three runs. Cunningham started the rally with a single, moved to third on Vitt's drive, and scored on Cobb's single to right. Veasch delivered a run scoring hit to bring Vitt home.
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Tiger
Nets
Detroit
Chicago
Cunningham
Gma
Barvechane
Woerer
J. Colina
Slolon
Huiberg Dau Bushy
Wecrolt
Pelham Bay Station Swimmers Favored for Open Meet
Pelham Bay naval training station swimming team is favored to win the open meet at the Bronx International Exposition next Sunday. Captain C E O Day, formerly of Olympic Club San Francisco, leads the squad which combines two former college and club champions.
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Pelham
Pelham Bay Naval Training Station
C. E. O'Day
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Star
Oma Bingen Sets Record At Parkway
The Nussen Driving Club held a matinee at Parkway track Brooklyn with ten races drawing a large crowd. Oma Bingen won the 2:29 pace by about fifty yards ahead of Cream Ridge Belle, while Setzer Mac won the 4:20 trot by nearly a length. the last mile set a season record for the Lectters. An upcoming matinee is announced with a six cent admission.
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Nussen Driving Club
Parkway Track
Brooklyn
Charley Weiland
Oma Bingen
Fingen
Ffty Yards
Creamridge Belle
Joany Gratton
Parkway Club
Setzer Mac
Nek Grunefelder
Irons
Kinnes MacGrosay
Nell Methane
Mebhane
Flancon
Aind
Saturn
A L Williams Wins Machinery Club Golf Title
About forty members of the Machinery Club of New York competed in the club's annual golf tournament at Wheatley Hills Golf Club. A L Williams of Sleepy Hollow Country Club captured the elite title with 145 over 36 holes, while A J Williams won the morning medal play handicap with 68. C H Beeker claimed the forfeited prize as the next best after no one could win two prizes. R Sanderson posted the lowest gross 83 but netted 7 with his handicap.
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Mainery Club
New York
Hudson Terminal
Wheatley Hills Golf Club
East Williston
Long Island
A. J. Williams
Sleepy Hollow Country Club
R. Sanderson
Upper Montclair
M. Sullivan
A. L. Williams
C.H. Beeker
Oro Deane
Ouilend Cree
Garden Whittele
Montreal
WH. Taylor
Whalley
Lute Allerman
Gregt Sade
TG Witte Reser Chine
OM Bullivany Marino and
Wield
Blaio
Canoe
Roa Rat A
Moner
Wheatley
Woater
Canon Brook
Redsley
EM. Sawtelle
Shaw
Wright
Sramdal
Hon
Sawyer
McGraw’s Giants Aim to Narrow Pennant Gap
Poll Perritt leads Polo Grounders as he defeated Boston yesterday. Giants’ Captain Arthur Fletcher stands out as a top shortstop and big hitter, with the team showing strong form in the pennant race.
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McGraw
Perritt
Polo Grounders
Boston
Ruth Leads Red Sox Past Yankees With Ninth Homer
Charles A. Taylor reports Babe Ruth, bandaged on the left wrist after a three day rest, powered Boston to a 7 3 victory over New York in the special series. Ruth drove in three runs as the hub nine extended their lead, while Jack Britton provided the challenger with points and effort.
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Babe Ruth Leonard
Jack Britton
Charles A. Taylor
Red Sox
Yankees
Muggins
Babe Ruth
Babe
Ruth Powers Sox Win as Ruth Hits Ninth Home Run of Season
Boston batter Babe Ruth shines despite a bandaged wrist, driving a high shot to right field for his ninth homer of the season. The Red Sox topple the Yankees with a late burst, while Allen Russell’s spitter and Yankee hitting woes fuel the visitors’ downfall.
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Non Campos
Amos Strunk
Boston
Babe
Righ Field
Ruth
Pame Yearling
Lim Babe
Atlen Rusell
Sam Jones
Eversor Diner
Red Sox
Nybody
Ruppert
Bill Shakespeare
Yankees
Slim Jones
Miller Muggins
Golfers to Play for Red Cross Open Handicap Tourney
The New York Newspaper Men's Golf Club, authorized by Bronx Park Commissioner Joseph P Hennessy, will hold a Red Cross open blind handicap tournament at Van Cortlandt Park links on July 4. Proceeds go to the Red Cross via the United States Golf Association. Participants need a yearly park pass or pay the daily fee.
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Red Cross
New York
Men's Golf Club
Joseph P. Hennessy
Bronx
Glencoe A C Seeks Triangular Track Meet Opportunity
The Glencoe Athletic Club Track and Field Committee said it is eager to face Paulist Morningside and Pastime clubs in a triangular meet at Macomb's Dam Park Bronx on July 11. Glencoe asserts strong representation and plans to challenge the winner if denied.
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Glencoe A. C
Glencoe Athletic Club
Paulist
Morningside
Macomb's Dam Park
Bronx
Glencoe
Chicago Stages Fight On a Moving Truck
A boxing style clash erupted on a moving truck at Chicago's busiest corner drawing a crowd so large police struggled to control traffic and restore order during the spectacle.
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Chicago
Boxing Carnival at Garden Draws Praise and Battle Over War Benefit
Magistrate Mo Geehan dismissed a summons against Danny McClellan, manager of the War Hospital Entertainment Association, after witnesses praised the Madison Square Garden show last Thursday night as a successful war relief benefit. The case centered on claims the event violated state law by advertising a boxing show on a motor truck moving from car exhibition to Camp Grant. The judge noted the performance was magnificently patronized and found no illegal activity.
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Garden
Madison Square Garden
Mo.Geehan
Yorkville Court
State
Madison Streets
Louie
Danny
McClellan
Ho Goodman
Walter Jacobson
Camp Grant
McGechan
Direnson
Solier
Rockford Con Bolan
Canada
McGeehen
Browns Divide Double Header With Indians
St Louis won the first game 3 to 2 while Cleveland captured the second 3 to 2, as Morton faltered in the ninth of game one and Lowdermilk was chased by Cleveland in the eighth of game two. Final scores mirrored each game, with key hits loading the bases and late runs securing both contests.
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ST. Louis
Cleveland
Morton
Lowdermilk
ST. Touis
Ats Lane
Gene
Tata. Po
T Smith
Tata
Wintig Ies
Marlon
Atest
Nunamaker
Satrihiy Te Chapminn
Tolioa
Cubs Swamp Cardinals For Third Straight Win
Chicago defeated St Louis 14 to 0 in a one sided game. Tyler allowed only two hits and Carter yielded one. Only one visitor reached second base as the Cubs won their third in a row.
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Cubs Swamp Cardinals
Chicago
St. Louis
Tyler
Carter
Cmcaco Iy
Abc
Emm
1Mann
Arena Eat
Laterk
Flocty
Molfaany
Olznider
Carp Gonrtag
Sierdant
Careaterans
Uae
Tyler, Ie Coe
Perritt Displays Old Cunning in Braves Camp
Boston fans witness Poll Perritt master control the Boston lineup as the New York Giants beat the Braves 4 to 1 in Boston. Nehf yields nine hits, Burns and Fletcher lead the Giant attack, while Boston squanders chances and cannot complete a shutout. Giants stay two games behind the Cubs, who crushed the Cardinals.
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Boston
Perritt
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Boston Crew
Giants
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Nehf
Fletcher
Burns
Gotham
Bung
Thorpa
Young
Thorpe
Zimmerman
Smith
Rodriguez
George Burns
Beeines
Rawlings
New York
Raden
Rodriguasiy
Fentitt
Pashiethorve
Giants Fans Vote to Start Games at 3 30
Thousands in attendance at the Polo Grounds favored a 3 30 start time for New York Giants games with Saturdays excluded. About 72 percent supported 3 30, 9.9 percent backed 2, 9 percent chose 9 45, 8 percent preferred 4 45 and 4 00 received the remaining votes.
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Giants
Polo Grounds
New York Giants
Tinker Fined for Refusal to Play Twilight Game
Chicago June 25. President Hickey of the American Association fined Joe Tinker, manager of the Columbus club, 100 dollars for refusing to play a twilight game in Minneapolis on June 19. Tinker said it was too dark. The game was forfeited to Minneapolis.
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Joe Tinker
Chicago
Hickey
American Association Today
Columbus Club
Minneapolis
Tinker
Giants Clash in Olympic Field Doubleheader
Lincoln Giants face Royal Giants at Olympic Field in a Sunday doubleheader. Royal Giants have defeated Lincoln Giants in every meeting this season, and the pair clash again as the colored champions attempt another win.
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Lincoln Giants
Olympic Field
Royal Giants
University Heights Club Tennis Meet Opens Saturday
The eighth annual open lawn tennis tournament of the University Heights Tennis Club starts Saturday at 7:30 p.m. on clay courts at 207th Street and the Harlem River, continuing through the week with men's singles and doubles, including the Tribune Challenge Cup. Ensign Francis T. Hunter has two legacy trophies. entries close Friday 6 p.m. with Jones W Mersereau or at De Voe Terrace.
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University Heights Tennis Club
207Th Street
Harlem River
North Side
Francis T. Hunter
Hunter
Jones W . Mersereau
Butterick
Ford
Aim
Standings and schedules from major leagues today
Major League Baseball update lists National League games today with New York at Boston Brooklyn at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Cincinnati St Louis at Chicago Yesterday results Philadelphia 3 Philadelphia 3 Brooklyn 2 Chicago 14 St Louis 0 Standings table shows Chicago leading with 36 wins and others in pursuit Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn St Louis Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati. American League schedules include New York Philadelphia Washington Cleveland St Louis Chicago Detroit and Washington rain delays. Standings show Chicago and New York atop their leagues with win totals and winning percentages.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Phila Aghia
Anel Delphia
Hicago
L Pet
Chicago
Pitealeigh
Hidas New V
Phila
St.Louis
New
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Detroit
Kyronen to Run From Scratch at Midland Beach Carnival
Willie Kyronen, national champion, will run from scratch in the 16 mile Midland Beach event at the YMCA building in St George next Saturday afternoon. He will face top local rivals known for fast starts as they test him for the PinU competition.
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Willie Kyronen
Cnempion
Midland Beach
Kyronen
Ymc.a
St. George
Griffin Marquand Captain Named at Marquand School
Griffin Marquand captaincy of the Marquand School baseball team in Brooklyn was unanimously bestowed on catcher John Griffin who will lead the squad next year. Griffin was steady at bat and behind the plate throughout the last season of campaign.
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Griffin Marquand
Marquand School
Brooklyn
John Griffin
Marquand
Griffin
Robins Bay Players Trade Pitcher Robertson and Ea Edmondson
New Orleans reports the sale of pitcher Robertson to the Brooklyn Nationals and Outfetder Ea Edmondson to the Minneapolis American Association Club. Transactions tied to the International League include names like Hauscin Keo and Meyers, with other listed figures and clubs in Toronto and Baltimore referenced amid the chaotic OCR.
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Robins Bay
New Orleans
Robertson
Brooklyn Nationals
Ea Edmondson
Minneapolis American Association
Si Association
International League
Autalo
REE Battalo Qizzogre Oe
Baliiore
Hauscin
Keo
Derinney
Meyers
Pele Axtoeac
Egan
Tnt
Toronto
Rommae Lis Sgek
Piiierlee
Warbon
Ysber
Frese Ce
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Perk
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Huth Chin
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Thom
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Leonard
Britton
Benny
Connie Mack
Gus Scheulein
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Dempsey
Lonard
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Brition
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Hertton
Leoneard
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