Programme of sports events at several venues and opens
The notice lists numerous sports happenings including a state championship at Englewood, team matches against Essex County and Morris, women's classes A and B against Harbor Hill and Cincinnati, Polo Grounds and Washington Park events, Scottish games at Buffalo Exposition, national women’s championship, cricket and tennis club tournaments, and open races at Seawanhaka, Seawanhaka Yacht Club, and a Syracuse meet.
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Pacinc
Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
Englewood
Gale Aoene
Essex County
Morrissen
Mis
Harbor Hill
New York
Cincinnati
Polo Grounds
Hip
Brooklyn
Washington Park
Brookin
Buffalo Exposition
Cricket Club
Newark Tennis Club
Crescent Athletic Cub
Philadeliphia Cricket Club
Seawanhaka Yacht Club
Oys- Rotting
Syracuse
McLewee wins Spindrift at Sheepshead Bay in hot race day
Thousands braved heat for a moderate card at Sheepshead Bay. General McLewee captured the Spindrift Stakes defeating Gold Heels with O Connor in the saddle as King Pepper led a crowded field. Other races saw Luciline prevail over Five Nations and Northern Star, while Timothy Sullivan supporters backed Neither One who finished near last.
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Sheepshead Bay
General McLewee
Morris Cott Smile
General McLewes
O'Connor
Smile
King Pepper
Mamasked
Ilium
Kantaka
Pierre Lorillard
Mr. Murphy
Luciline
Northern Star
East Side
Timothy D. Sullivan
Bowery
Oneck
Ascension
Star Bright
Turner
Decanter
Burns
Lee McClurg
Roehampton
O’con
Amazon
Mr. Randolph
Shaw
Vitellious
Kingston
Horoscope
Ben Brush
Brookdale
Mr. Keene
Pepper Stable
Ch. c. King
Kantakea
Geneva
F. P. Keene
Brg
Domino
Mere Hill
Spencer
Pierre Lorillart
B. G. Lum
Senss Ton—Llogo
Cochran
M&m. Murphy
Banover
Starlight
Qmounce
Ch. c. Roehampton
Bethampton
Agnes Flash
Gennor
Booker
Etual
Oshvvoneseweynoee
Smith
F.C. McLenee & Co
Connor
D. H. Morsis
Fiorian
A . P. Randolph
Russell
Certamen
Frank Farrell
Powhatan
Barbidhe
Fiona Oy Bert Ipte
James K. Keene
Path
A. Hewitt
Wen
Rome
Whitnes
Br. c
Aintree
Spaidiemore
Hitchcock
Deceiver—Mauchin
Isurns
Mim
KR. Roche & Co
Ch. c. Rochester
Potomac
Lavinia Belle
Romarelli
Eae A
Little Twin wins Ditchling Plate at Brighton Meeting
London June 27. Richard Croker's Little Twin with J Reiff won the Ditchling Plate for three-year-olds and upward at one mile during the Brighton June Meeting today.
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London
Richard Croker
J. Reiff
Brighton
Douglass Park track talks eyed for Louisville opening
J J Douglass of Louisville conferred with Turf Congress secretary Fowler at Newport about opening Douglass Park track in Louisville, likely this fall with Louisville capital. Pleasant weather, track fast. Results list six races with winners Golden, Nellie Helmuth, Rose of Red, Birdie May, Eleven Bells, Santa Venta and respective times.
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Cincinnati
J. J. Douglass
Louisville
Newport
Fowler
Turf Congress
Douglass Park
S Lling
Golden
Narvaez
Prudent
Cogswell
Fusion
Wilson
Nellie Helmuth
Jackson
Larry C
Baptiste
Bean
Michaels
Rose of Red
Hall
Follow
Snell
Corinne C
Landeau
Birdie May
Banque II
Santa Venta
Locust Blossom
Charlie Daniels
Favorites Win At St Louis Fair Grounds Show Five Winners
Form riders dominated the St Louis Fair Grounds card with five favorites and one second choice scoring. Dale rode three winners and placed another, as track conditions were fast. Royal Athlete led race one. Sard captured race two. Beana won race three. General McGruder topped race four. Ed. L. seized race five. Kismet won race six with Hungarian and Lepping placing in the fields.
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St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Dale
Royal Athlete
Wedderstrand
Colonel Stone
Kuhn
Gallagher
Gilmore
Sard
O'Neill
Sandy
Vittatoe
Cogswell
Beana
Eugenia S
Earl
Nandora
O'Neil
General McGruder
Northern Spy
Finnerty
Chappaqua
Boland
Ed. L
Barringer
Harry
Kismet
Bell
National paced circuit adopts new race rules at Madison Square Garden
The promoters set start positions on the pole side, outsides for motors, and pace pacemakers on score cards. Finishes use a red flag for the last mile, a bell for the last lap, and a pistol for the finish. Rebuilding near completion, track banks rise to twenty feet for safe top speeds. Monday opens with amateur five mile laps and professional events at Kings County Wheelmen meet. Notables include Tom Cooper, Frank Kramer, Owen Kimble, Barney Oldfield, and foreign champions Gascoyene and Jenkins. Fred Titus returns from Europe to join the action, married to Edna May. Warm elsewhere, wheelmen faced headwinds yesterday.
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Madison Square Garden
Kings County Wheelmen
Manhattan Beach
Tom" Cooper
Frank Kramer
Owen Kimble
J. T. Fisher
al’ Newhouse
Barney” Oldfield
H. B. Freeman
Floyd Krebs
J. P. Jacobson
G. H. Collett
Charles Hadfield
Lester Wilson
H. C. Bleecker
George R. Leander
Gascoyene and Jenkins
Pillsbury to Exhibit Blindfold Chess in Brooklyn
American chess champion Harry N. Pillsbury returns from the West and plans a week in town. He may attend Northwestern League Iowa State and Tri State meetings, visit Buffalo for the August congress, and stage a sixteen-player blindfold display at Brooklyn Chess Club. He praised by Lasker and eyes a possible Chicago match. also performs as a keen checker expert with New York club members.
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Harry N. Pillsbury
America
Great Britain
West
Central
Iowa State Association
Buffalo
New York Association
Buffalo Whist and Chess Club
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Chess Club
Montaguest
Brooklyn
Watson
Pillsbury
Lasker
England
Chicago
Universities’ Chess Club
Yesterda
New-York Checker Club
Pillsbur
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey Golf Championship Opens at Englewood
The second annual New Jersey Golf Association championship began at Englewood with seventy players from prominent clubs. Archie Graham and Allan Kennaday tied for first in medal with 82, a new amateur record as North Jersey Country Club wins the team title with 360 points.
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New-Jersey Golf Association
Englewood Links
New Jersey
Archie Graham
Allan Kennaday
Howard A. Colby
Essex County
Percy Pyne
T. T. Reid
Montclair
W. L. Glenny
Hillside
R. W. Candler
Baltusrol
F. A. Marsellus
Yollantakah
George H. Bowley
Harry Stark
Harold Wilcox
Hugh Scott
North Jersey
LeRoy Culver
Jersey City
Scott
Culver
North Jersey Country Club
Larkin
Glenny
Cross
Martin
Graham
Kirker
Reid
Candler
Kennaday
Baker
Allan N. Kennaday
Montelate
Seas
Archibald Graham Ouroe
T . Weeeeeed
Samuel Allen
Orth Jersey
Ta. & al
George H. Wicuine
Colby
Toes County
Wosne
Cee
Ballusrel
J. W. Baker
T. T. Red
D. Kirker
North Serwey
A. H. Larkin
Morris County
C. F. Watson
Englewood Field
Bayles
Englewood
R. Cory
Frank Enos
J. B. Martin
Yountakah
Arence Place
Glen Ridge
Ben Blake, Jr
S. Mowry
Old Boy Co
B. Kell
D. Mitchell
J . Clark, Jr
M.A Campbell
Grier Campbell
H. Harris
G. M. Gill
A. Gould
J. M. Horton
M. M. Michael
A. Corliss
E. W. Leake
Pyne
Reinmund
Marcellus
Bowley
Bayliss
Watson
Garetson
Olyphent
Peal
Mowry
Mitchell
Clark
Kel
Blake
Dr. L. Culver
P. Pelzer
Mic
A. Colby
Cc. F.watson, Sr
Gould
C. F. Watson, Jr
Englewood Golf Club
B. F. Reinmund
W. Bay Hes
E. H. Booth
Clarence Place
J. N. Holton
D. Mitchel
Ore R. L. Johnson
New York Giants fall to Cincinnati in a doubleheader upset
Cincinnati beat New York 7 to 5 in the morning game while the Giants won 4 to 0 in the afternoon. Brooklyn moved to second place on percentage as they defeated Pittsburg, and New York slipped to third. Crawford homered for New York. Doheny struggled in the morning and Phillips excelled in relief for Cincinnati.
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New York
Cincinnati
Giants
Reds
Brooklyn
Pirates
Pittsburg
Hahn
Doheny
Crawford
Taylor
Warner
Peitz
Phillips
Bergen
Dwyer
Alexander Smith
Henry Peitz
Dobbs
Hickman
Harley
Nelson
Beckley
van Haltren
Selbach
Magoon
Ganzel
Strang
Steinfeld
Davis
Irwin
Eo Nelson
E Hickman
Eo Doheny
O Hahn
O *Bowerman
Abribpo
Steintekit
New-York
Tay— Taylor
Dy Phillips
Montclair Women Tie For Governors Cup Lead At Golf
Three women at Montclair New Jersey golf club tied for first in the Governors Cup contest on the links. Ties to be settled Saturday. Scores show Mrs H G Plimpton 186 15 121. Mrs J S Porter 183 12 121. Miss Grace Leskon 12 121. Mrs F M Harrison 58 133.
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Montclair
N. J
Golf Club
Gross
H'eap
H. G. Plimpton
J. Souter Porter
Grace Les
International Rifle Match bronze medallion offered by French union
President D Morillion of the Union of French Shooting Societies notified the National Rifle Association that France cannot send a team to the international contests at Sea Girl next September but will present a Gloria Victis bronze medallion in a frame with one and two silver plaquettes in cases.
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D. Morillion
Union of French Shooting Societies
National Rifle Association of America
French Union
Gloria Victis
National Rifle Association appeals for Sea Girt visit fund
The committee on finance of the National Rifle Association appeals to American sport lovers for contributions to a fund to entertain visiting foreign marksmen teams at the Sea Girt meeting. Gifts will be sent through the French Ambassador at Washington. Generals Wingate Earle Howard and Spencer join the appeal. The event runs from late August through early September.
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Washington
George W. Wingate
Ferdinand Earle
G. E. P. Howard
Bird W. Spencer
National Rifle Association
Brooklyn Triumphs Over Pittsburg In Tight Baseball Clash
Brooklyn defeated Pittsburg on Brooklyn’s home grounds in a close game that surged with early offense. Chesbro struggled as Brooklyn bats timed eight first four innings, while Pittsburg rallied in spots. Leach and Keeler sparked Pittsburg’s early threats, but Brooklyn’s timely hits and field plays sealed the win, lifting Brooklyn to second in the National schedule amid boisterous local joy.
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Frederick Clarke
Pittsburg
Chesbro
Brooklyn
Superbas
Pirates
Keeler
Sceckard
Ely
Daly
Dahlen
Ritchey
McCreery
Gatins
Clarke
Beaumont
Leach
Bransfield
Wagner
Zimmer
Shamrock II Sets Sail Trials Ahead of Transatlantic Run
Glasgow June 27 Shamrock II ends tuning trials on the Clyde after ten days and heads to prepare for a transatlantic voyage arriving in New York around August 15. In a match with Shamrock I and Kariad the I beat Kariad by four minutes. Shamrock I won by 30 minutes 18 seconds, while Herreshoff's Nevada defeated Tutty by 12 minutes 40 seconds.
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Oyster Bay
C. W. Wetmore
Charles A. Sherman
Walter C. Kerr
Dennis
Elmina
Altair
Cord Meyer
Herreshoffs
J. Rogers Maxwell
Herreshoff
Badger
Badger, Owned By Mr. Thorsen and F. Bowne Jones
S. LeRoy Ackersley
Johnston de Forest
Purdon
A. Bryan Alley
Mr. Jones
Herreshoff Yards
J. R. Maxwell, Jr
H. L. Maxwell
Leda
Centre Island
Lloyd's Point
Leeward
Quissetta
Muriel
Vigilant
Ailsa
Martel
Jolly Roger
Scamp
Rogue
Marion
Vagrant
Nakoda
Marcta
Lucille
Yawls
H.M.S. H.M.S. Vigilant
Percy Chubb
Allsa
H. S. Redmond
Fred. Brewster
H. F. Lippitt
Charles Smithers
Cord
Meyer
Humma
J. R. Maxwell
Shima San
J. T. Pratt
Olseau
Emprenzi
Alfred Peats
F. M. Smith
F. T. Bedford
Jones and
Thorsen Jollyger
McAckerley
J. de Forest
J. T. Sherman
Marcia
D. L. Dresser
H. H. Landon
R. N. Bavierie
Gazabo
H. Walte
Bab
Phillips and
Morgan
Arizona
J. A. Corry
Firefly
Guy Standin Lambkin
D. W. Revist
J. W. Alker
Lant
Oiseau
Glasgow
Clyde
New York
Sycamore
Shamrock
Orange Oval Game Opens Annual Series with Orange A C vs New York Aiea
One of the marquee matches of the season will unfold Saturday afternoon at the Orange Oval as the Orange Athletic Club faces the New York aia Cie team in the opener of their yearly series.
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Orange Oval
Orange Athletic Club
New York Aia Cie
Unfinished Scoreline Fragments From Baseball Hockey Card
Partial scores show Buffalo 9 2 and 5 1 against Providence while Montreal 8 Hartford 7 and Toronto 1 Worcester 1 are listed with Rochester 13 Syracuse incomplete.
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Buffalo
Providence
Montreal
Hartford
Toronto
Worcester
Rochester
Syracuse
Brooklyn Eleven Beats Minnehaha In Prospect Park Cricket
Brooklyn eleven defeated the Minnehaha sailors by runs after batting first to reach 127. G C Boxill F A Pirrie and A Tyrrell contributed 40 3 and 19 while P S Scanlon J Dixon and W Williams bowled well for Brooklyn. Minnehaha’s A Johnson M4 and J Hughes were the only double figure scorers. Washington June 27. Wardenship of Atlanta federal prison settled after a conference. F H Hawks named keeper. Buffalo June 27. Scaffold collapse at eastern elevator injures several. two killed and five hurt.
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Minnehaha
Brooklyn
Prospect Park
G. C. Boxill
F. A. Pirrie
A. Tyrrell
P. S. Scanlon
J. Dixon
W. Williams
A. Johnson
J. Hughes
Washington
Atlanta
F. H. Hawks
Huntington
W. Va
Hawks
Moundsville
Buffalo
Brooklyn Cricket Club
Seale
McDowall
Woolham
Carter W. Massiah
G. Thomas
Carter
H. Gittens
Relf
Massiah
Boxill
Ewee
Perimore
Williams
A. Ashlin
S. McDonald
Wiliams
H. Carter
Dixon
Pirrie
R. Baker
B. Betts
Tenes
J. Buxton
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Gold Heels
Eseceseveses
Rossair Connne
Linora
Succasunna
Athelgien
Friend Jack Empress
Concertina of Gilead
Pugurtha Eases
Merriment Cacepnesere
Dublin
Templeton Oweneersowere Wi
Ic Einen Kanen
Electress Seim
Princeton
Sweet Tooth
Irene Lindsay
Kelston
Connie Ee
Ikey Diddy
Maria Bolton
Jill Greenwood
Ristrick
Belgrade
Als
Croker
Fred” Titus
Europe
Titus
Edna May
GOLF
Graham and
North Jersey Club
Baseball
CIN
Cinnati
Jomeath
Pittsboro
Boston
Baltimore
Philadela
Detro
Milwaukee
Cleveland
P.ct
Bowerman
New—York
Steinfeldt
Dwiver
P_ct
Chabs
Eecas
Detroit
Baltimore Eerees
Kelley
Beaum
McGuire
Lyn
MeJames
Kitson
MecJames
O’day
Sheckard
Eason
Duggleby
Cage
Sas
Kling
Donohue
R. HE
Ustuaceenees Eseecseos Es BS
McFarland
Ase
Tececas
Nichols
Oer
Wallace
Demont
Crolius
Pittinger, Dineen and Kittridge
Murphy, Harper, Powell and Nichols
R. A
NEW York Athletic Club
Orange
Western Association
Columbus
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Wheeling
Dayton
Toledo
Cricket
Brooklyn Eleven
Atlanta Prison
Sporting Goods
Spalding’s
Spalding
Sn Spalding
Nordlinger- Sharlton Fireworks Co
Ambers ST
Nenee
Broadway
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