Sports program listings mix at historic venues
The page compiles a fragmented schedule across venues including Coney Island and Sheepshead Bay, detailing Jersey State and Essex County matches, women's classes, and regional contests in Englewood Nassau Morris and apewarns. It mentions Harbor Hill New York versus Cincinnati at Polo Grounds and other events across Brooklyn Washington Park and Seawanhaka Yacht Club venues.
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Pacinc
Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
Jersey
Englewood
Essex County
Morris
Nassau
Clase
Apewarns
Harbor Hill
New York
Cincinnati
Polo Grounds
Eg Rn
Brooklyn
Washington Park
Buffalo Exposition
Nnis
Imiervhie Cricket Club
A Clsb
Crescent Athletic Ub
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Seawanhaka Yacht Club
Oye
Syracuse
Race at Sheepshead Bay Highlights Drift Stakes Win
Thousands endured heat as racing at Sheepshead Bay featured the Spindrift Stakes. Gold Heels, piloted by O Connor, defeated The Smile with Unmasked close in pursuit. Star Bright and Roehampton also won other races in a lively card.
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Gold Heels
Sheepshead Bay
Little Twin Wins Ditchling Plate at Brighton Meeting
London June 27 Richard Croker's Little Twin filly ridden by J Reiff won the Ditchling Plate worth five sovereigns for three year olds and upward over one mile at the Brighton June Meeting today.
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Roesair
Connie
Jack
Dublin
Templeton
London
Richard Croker
J. Reiff
Brighton
Results at Newport track opening eyed for Louisville
J J Douglass of Louisville met with Turf Congress Secretary Fowler at Newport to discuss opening Douglass Park track in Louisville this fall backed by Louisville capital. Pleasant weather and fast track marked the day as six races produced winners including Golden at 3 to 1, Nellie Helmuth, Rose of Red, Birdie May, Eleven Bells, and Santa Ventura with times ranging from 1:14 to 1:54 for the mile and an eighth distance.
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Cincinnati
J. J. Douglass
Louisville
Newport
Fowler
Turf Congress
Douglass Park
Lling
Golden
Narvaez
Prudent
Cogswell
Fusion
Wilson
Nellie Helmuth
Jackson
Larry C
Baptiste
Bean
Michaels
Rose of Red
Hall
Follow
Snedl
Corinne C
Andeau
Birdie May
Banque IL
Lindsay
Beauchamp
Stamp
Hatherson
Nelxe Morris
Santa Ventura
Locust Blossom
Charlie Daniels
Favorites Win at St Louis Fair Grounds
Form riders swept five favorites with a strong second, Dale rode three winners and a placed mount at fast track. Royal Athlete led first race over Colonel Stone and Gallagher in 6.554, Sard edged Syncopated Sandy at 1 %, Beana topped Eugenia S. and Nandora in 20. Time, General McGruder beat Northern Spy and Chappaqua in 1.20%. Ed L. beat Reducer and Harry in 1:28. Kismet won ahead of Hungarian with Tony Lepling third in 2:42.
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St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Dale
Royal Athlete
Wedderstrand
Colonel Stone
Kuhn
Gallagher
Gilmore
Sard
O'Neill
Sandy
Vittatoe
Cogswell
Northern Spy
Finnerty
Chappaqua
Boland
Ed. L
Barringer
Reducer
Harry
Kismet
Hungarian
Tony Lepping
Bell
National paced circuit adopts new race rules and Madison Square Garden work near finish
The promoters set start from pole side, outside motor passes, and a red flag last mile bell last lap pistol finish. Pacemakers listed on score cards. Track reconstruction at Madison Square Garden nearly done with timber belt raised to twenty feet. Open events Monday include five mile amateur race with mile prizes, half mile open and mile handicap for professionals. Pro riders include Cooper Kramer Kimble Fisher Newhouse Oldfield and others. Fred Titus returns from Europe and plans to ride rear seat on a motor. Warm day, headwinds affect wheelmen. Pilbury chess champion here.
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Madison Square Garden
Pillsbury to Exhibit Blindfold Chess in Brooklyn Club
American chess champion Harry N. Pillsbury arrives from the West and plans a week in town. He may attend Northwestern League, Iowa Association, and Tri State meetings, with a possible August Buffalo visit for the New York association congress. He aims to present a sixteen-player blindfold simul with Brooklyn Chess Club officials, praised by Lasker as a marvel, and also showcases checker and draughts skill at New York venues.
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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
New-York
Checker Club
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey Golf Association Round Opens at Englewood
The second annual New Jersey Golf Association championship began at Englewood with 70 golfers from major clubs and a record 140 entries. Archie Graham and Allan Kennaday tied for first in medal play at 82, while North Jersey Country Club captured the team title with 300, edging Montclair 463 for second.
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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
Jersey City Golf Club
Englewood
Harry Stark
Harold Wilcox
Hugh Scott
North Jersey
LeRoy Culver
Jersey City
Scott
Culver
Cross
Martin
Graham
Kirker
Reid
Candler
Kennaday
Baker
Allan N. Kennaday
Montcat Eesereseesesee
Archibald Graham Aoe
Jersey
Percy One
Masria
Ut Os Coccesees
R. W. €Antler
J. W. Baker
Montclat
Montclat Danes cree veeee os B+ In . . + pewscee 6 5—45—92 w. D. Kirker
North Moran
A. H. Lark
B. Reinmund
Garretson
Morris County
F. Watson
Olyphant
S. Bayles
R. Cory
Frank Enos
Englewood Oe
J. B. Martin
Yountakah
Arence Place
Glen Ridge
H. Blake, Jr
Englewood Field
Scott North Jersey
Kell Englewood
M. A. Campbell
I. J. Storrs
J. G. Batten Jr
B. H. Pelzer, Jr
R. FP. Murray
H. G. Hornbeck
Montclair - We
Ridgeway
Moody
Newark
A. C
Cory
Loz Michael
Corliss
E. W Leake
Jerery City
Blue
C Watson, Jr
Todd
A. Bryant
H. Staats
Montcl
B. Jenkinson
Essex
R. L. Johnson
Glen
H. R. Kelley
J. Booth
Englew
W. G. Wallace
C. L. Myers
Ennai
Larkin
Graham Rent
Wilcox
Allen
Colby
Pyne
Redmund
Marcellus
Bowley
Bayliss
Watson
Garetson
Olyphent
Mowry
Mitchell
Clark
Kell
Blake
Enos
Place
Eeeee
Jersey Country Club
A. Graham
W. G. Scott
D. W. Cory
G. H Bowle
Dr. L. Culver
P. H. Pelzer
A. Colby
C F. Watson
A. Gould
C. F. Watson, Jr
Montclair Women Tie For Governors Cup Lead
Three women at Montclair New Jersey golf club tied for first in the Governors Cup contest on the links, with tie-breaking play scheduled for Saturday. Scores show Mrs H G Plimpton Mrs J Souter Porter Miss Grace Leskon and Mrs F M Harrison all tied at 121 net after gross scores listed.
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Montclair
N. J
Golf Club
Gross. Heap
H. G. Plimpton
International Rifle Match Gift From French Shooting Union
President D Morillion of the Union of French Shooting Societies informs the National Rifle Association that France cannot send a team to the international Sea Girl contests next September but will present a bronze medallion of Gloria Victis framed in oak and two silver plaquettes in cases as prizes or tokens for the event.
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D. Morillion
Union of French Shooting Societies
National Rifle Association of America
French Union
Gloria Victis
Prizes for Sea Girt meeting promised by NRA committee
The National Rifle Association finance committee appeals to American sportsmen to fund entertaining visiting foreign marksmen at the Sea Girt meeting. Gifts will be sent through the French Ambassador in Washington. Generals Wingate Earle Howard and Spencer lead the effort for the August through early September event.
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Washington
George W. Wingate
Ferdinand Earle
G. E. P. Howard
Bird W. Spencer
National Rifle Association
Seawanhaka Regatta Yields Mixed Fortunes at Oyster Bay
Yachting events show Vigilant besting Ailsa in the 75 foot class while Elmina defeats Quissetta in the schooner division amid protests. Altair wins the 50 foot sloops as Badger takes a sixth win in the knockabout class, with tight racing across a windy southwest breeze and a large, varied fleet staging at Oyster Bay.
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Oyster Bay
C. W. Wetmore
Charles A. Sherman
Walter C. Kerr
Elmina
Frederick W. Brewster
Henry F. Lippitt
Mr. Lippitt
Quissetta
Lloyd's Neck
Dennis
Altair
Cord Meyer
Herreshoffs
J. Rogers Maxwell
Herreshoff
Badger
Badger, Owned By Mr. Thorsen and F. Bowne Jones
LeRoy Ackersey
Johnston de Forest
Purdon
A. Bryan Alley
Mr. Jones
Herreshoff Yards
J. KR. Maxwell, Jr
L. Maxwell
Leda
Seda
Lloyd's Point
Windward
Leeward
Muriel
Vigilant
Ailsa
Alea
Martel
Jolly Roger
Scamp
Rogue
Marion
Vagrant
Nakoda
Marcia
Lucile
Yawls
Hm.s. H.M.S. Vigilant
Percy Chubb
Allsa
Redmond
Fred. Brewster
H. F. Lappitt
Charles Smithers
ST. Altair
Humma
J. R. Maxwel
H. L. Maxwell
Shima San
J. T. Pratt
Olsegu
J. Fe
Maxwelln
Ccarccaciensis
Empronzi
Alfred Peats
Merion
F. M. Smith
F. T. Bedford
Secesss
Jones
Thorsen
MoeAckerley
J. de Forest
Seawanhaka
Gazabo
H. Valte
Bab
Phillips and
Morgan
Arizona
J. A. Corry
Firefly
Guy Standing
Lambkin
D. W. Roach
Mist
J. W. Alker
Ace Seine Ees
Ida
Olseau
Gazabe
New York Giants Lose Morning Game to Cincinnati Reds
In a doubleheader shift, the Giants fall 7 to 5 in the morning as Cincinnati plates four in the fourth to overturn a two-run New York lead. Crawford homered and Doheny falters, while Brooklyn climbs to second by beating Pittsburgh, leaving New York third in the standings.
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New-York
Cincinnat
Giants
Reds
Brooklyn
Pirates
Pittsburg
New York
Hahn
Doheny
Crawford
Cincinnati
Taylor
Warner
Peitz
Phillips
Bergen
Dwyer
Alexander Smith
Henry Peitz
Dobbs
Hickman
Harley
Nelson
Beckley
van Haltren
Selbach
Magoon
Ganzel
Strang
Steinfeld
Davis
Irwin
Heckley
Bowerman
Pettz
Steinfeldt
Lor
Ballis
Tay
Umptres
Smith
New- York
Pittsburg Beaten by Brooklyn at Washington Park Showdown
In a close game at Brooklyn on their home ground, the Pirates trailed after eight runs by the Superbas through four innings, then mounted a late rally in the eighth with Chesbro on the mound. Brooklyn secured second place in the National League as Pittsburg continued to press but fell short.
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Frederick Clarke
Pittsburg
Chesbro
Brooklyn
Superbas
Pirates
Sceckard
Keeler
Ely
Daly
Dahlen
Ritchey
McCreery
Gatins
Clarke
Beaumont
Leach
Bransfield
Peach
Sheckard
Bra
Wagner
Zimmer
Shamrock II Ready for Transatlantic Run by August
Glasgow reports Shamrock II completing tuning trials on the Clyde for ten days before preparations for her voyage. She is expected to reach New York around August 15 after an August 8 arrival in the United States.
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Glasgow
Clyde
New York
Sycamore
Shamrock I
Mr. Herreshoff
Nevada
Tutty
Buffalo Providence DH split with varied results
In Buffalo games the first contest ended 9 to 2 and the second 5 to 1. Montreal hosted Hartford to an 8 to 7 score. Toronto met Worcester 8 to 1. Rochester faced Syracuse 13 to 6.
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Buffalo
Providence
Bufalo
Montreal
Hartford
Toronto
Worcester
Rochester
Syracuse
Brooklyn Eleven Defeats Minnehaha in Prospect Park Cricket
Brooklyn's eleven defeated the Minnehaha steamship cricket team by runs after posting 13%? with contributions by Boxill Pirrie and Tyrrell. Minnehaha responders Johnson and Hughes top-scored with double figures, while Brooklyn bowlers Scanlon Dixon and Williams bowled well. Also noted is the wardenship contest for the Atlanta federal prison ending with F. H. Hawks named by President and Attorney General.
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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
Penitentiary At
Mounds
Brooklyn Cricket Club
Seale
McDonald
Neces
Boxill
Perrimore
Ashlin
Wee Tyrrell
Scanion
Perimore
Hughes
Williams
Carter
G. Thomas
H. Gittens
Wildes
Baw J. Ashiin
Ant
Boxill & McDonald
Williams H. Carter
Dixon
Will J. Hughes
E Pierre
Buffalo Workmen Perish in Scaffold Fall
A scaffold at the eastern elevator collapsed this afternoon in Buffalo. Several workers were at the site. two men were killed and four or five others seriously hurt.
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Buffalo
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