Brooklyn and New York racing and sport events brief
Racing at Coney Island Jockey Club and Sheepshead Bay. Baseball games Brooklyn versus New York at Washington Park and Brooklyn. Polo Association championship at Parade Grounds Prospect Park. Golf women’s handicaps at Morris County and Richmond County clubs. Tennis Metropolitan championships at West Side Club. Cricket matches Nelson Lodge Bayonne New York Livingston Staten Island. Trap shooting at New Utrecht Club Interstate Park.
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Barrick A Turf Leader Faces Jockey Club Hope
Long Island racing at Sheepshead Bay drew scrutiny as Barrick's strong season fuels bid for a Jockey Club stewardship. The day featured McMeekin’s win in the Tidal Stakes and O Connor’s controversial rides on Mesmerist and Dolando with debates over betting rings and riding ethics. The program faced criticism for mismanagement and high rail fares, while Barrick, Williams, and Fisher-linked figures stirred reform talk.
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Little Dominates Day Two in Metropolitan Lawn Tennis
On day two at West Side Tennis Club players delivered high level play. Raymond D. Little defeated Paret in straight sets, signaling a likely run to the finals for the Princetonian while Paret showed speed but faded. Davidson edged a local strongman under an alias, with Wright and Alexander looming in the semi finals, and Bostwick, Plummer, Cragin also advancing in tight, competitive matches.
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Montclair Club Tennis Tournament Planned
Third meeting of Beals Wright and Dr. Glazebrook plus Cragin and Grant results lead to a Montclair Club tennis tournament with preliminary rounds and handicaps. F B Alexander advances, several matches completed with scores noted, event geared to club members amid July prize awards.
Harvard Downs Yale In Class Day Baseball, 8 to 0
Harvard defeated Yale 8 to 0 in New Haven, with Harvard pulling away in the seventh inning after a pitchers duel. Yale’s Sullivan had the game’s only three-base hit while Harvard capitalized on a two-base hit by Coolidge and a late error by Camp. Devens suffered a nose injury in the seventh and left the game. The next game is set for New York next Saturday to continue training ahead of the boat race.
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Regatta of New Rochelle Yacht Club Slated for Saturday
The fifteenth annual Regatta of the New Rochelle Yacht Club will sail Saturday from Echo Bay with classes from 51-footers downward and special thirties. Races start at noon. entries close tomorrow. Courses include Tai triangular routes to Gangway and Old Hen buoys, with distances varying by class. Regatta Committee includes Sparkman, Tower, Carpenter, Becker, Moore.
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All New York to Meet All Philadelphia in LIV Cricket Match
A lively two day cricket contest is booked for Tuesday and Wednesday between All New York and All Philadelphia. The Metropolitan District Cricket League selects a representative New York side and the Philadelphians will be strongly represented. M R Cobb will captain the New Yorkers and R D Brown the Philadelphia team. The match is set for Livingston Field Club grounds in Livingston Staten Island with preparations underway for players and spectators.
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Brooklyn Defeats New York in Narrow Baseball Victory
Brooklyn three runs in the eighth and ninth inning sealed an 8 to 6 win over New York at the Polo Grounds. Grady and Keeler led Brooklyn’s batting while Dahlen and Van Haltren contributed key hits as New York faltered late.
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Pittsburg Beats Chicago In Tight Eighth Inning
Pittsburg and Chicago traded late score in the eighth as Chicago surged ahead on bunting and selective balls. Callahan allowed eight of twelve hits in two bad innings, while Pittsburg mirrored the rally in their half. Final line shows Pittsburg twelve runs to Chicago six with Phillips and Zimmer vs Callahan and Dexter on the mound.
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Bernhard Reappears for Philadelphia as Boston Hammers Hit
Boston battered Philadelphia as Bernhard returned to the mound to face the Phillies. Lewis showed wildness but delivered effectiveness, except for one inning that saw five runs due to an error a walk and four hits.
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Amateur Championship entries show strongest field yet
Robert B. Kerr announced the list for next week's United States Golf Association amateur championship at Garden City Golf Club. Notables include Walter J. Travis from Garden City and Oakland clubs, Findlay S. Douglas from Fairfield, John Reid Jr. from St Andrews, Harriman from Meadow Brook, and Harry Hollins Jr. from Westbrook. Harriman holds last year’s title setelah defeating Findlay S. Douglas.
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Cycling committee eyes state wide bike paths and maps
The New York State Division of the League of American Wheelmen met at state headquarters with most members present. They plan a new state wide map showing existing and proposed sidepaths and will publish a weekly road condition report near New York City. A Brooklyn inventor claims a self healing tire prep that resists punctures, with testing described in brief.
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Wheelmen barred from polo game at Prospect Park
In Prospect Park Brooklyn riders complained that bicycle wheelmen could not witness a polo match. Carriage owners and equestrians could ride on turf while wheelmen were ordered off, despite polo officials claiming jurisdiction only over playing lines and park police controlling outside.
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Killing Colombian Trade Fails to Halt Revolution
Kingston reports Panama shows revolutionaries control Magdalena and Chame, with rebels winning a June battle. government forces retreat, duties rise 15 percent, canal completion pushed to 1910, financial pressures rise as protections and loans fail. reports from Cartagena and Barranquilla show Conservatives resist Liberal rule, while Royal Mail ship Don brings no freight due to export duties.
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Police Board May Bond In Case Involving Officer Pennoil
Corporation Counsel Whalen states the Police Board is advised to bond judgments against officers when arrests appear to have solid grounds. The board has the power to post bond for the case against detective Pennoil of the first precinct.
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