Shamrock III Beats Shamrock I In First trial spin
Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock III, a 90 foot Fife yacht, defeated Shamrock I in a 30 mile spin off Sandy Hook amid light southerly winds. The new boat showed speed in windward and spinnaker runs, with Shamrock I close behind until a late gybe widened the gap to about three quarters of a mile. Lipton and crew praised performance as preparations for a formal race proceedings.
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Shamrock Tni
Gedney
Namvel
Sandy Hook
Erin
F. G. Bourne
Delaware
New- York Yacht Club
R. A. C. Smith
Privateer
Josephine
Widen
Wringe
Columbia
Thomas Lipton
Tompkinsville
Shamrock III
Cruizer
Shamrock I
de Witt C. Ivins
Vadderland and
Lahn
Mr. Fife
D. F. Neill
Erin's Launch
Long Island Sound
Challenger
Leeward
Jersey Beach
Bevis
Scotland
San Diego
Cal
Corinthian Yacht Club
Thomas
Fife
Regatta Ends With Calm Drift and Narrow Wins
After nearly five hours on calm Sound waters, Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club regatta finished with Mimosa II defeating Effort in a key race and a tie in the Seawanhaka raceabout series. Mystery Nathalie and Jolly Roger tie on points for the handsome cup as morning wind gave way to late west southwest breeze.
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Seawanhaka Corinthian
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
Mimosa II
Seawanhaka Club
Long Island Sound
Oyster Bay
RSE
Mimosa
T. L. Park
F. M. Smith
Anoatok
W. G. Brokaw
Alert
J. W. Allen
Lucille
P. Williams
Nathalie
F. G. Stewart
Johnson de Forest
Seawanhaka
Sabrina
C. W. Wetmore
Cayenne
C. S. Hoyt
New-Rochelle
BRB
L. Howard
Hempstead Harbor
Goslin
M. T. Pratt
Eiaaiesia
Baseball scores in scattered National and American league games
Pittsburg defeated New York 4 2 and Boston beat Chicago 8 7 in a first game. Cincinnati won 6 2 over Brooklyn. St Louis 7 Philadelphia Boston 7 Chicago 1 in a second game. In the American League Cleveland 8 Washington 0 and Chicago 7 New York 4 in a first game. Boston 6 St Louis 0 Washington 5 Cleveland 2 in a second game. New York at Chicago Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit.
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Pittsburg
New York
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
P.c
P.c. Pittsburg
Cincinnati Weenee
New-York
Wees
P.c. Boston Meine
St Louis Am Melee
Washington Ce
Ogeemah Wins in Gravesend Bay Regatta Race Card
The third regatta of the Yacht Racing Association of Gravesend Bay was held yesterday afternoon under the New York Canoe Club. Nineteen boats started, with the Ogeemah taking top honors in the Class P start, racing for Bensonhurst Yacht Club. Rascal beat Martha in catboats by time but a protest over fouling at a turning mark leaves final results pending. The day showcased the Ogeemah and the Marine and Field Club class competition among boats including Bonito, Squaw, Spots, Jig-a-Jig, and several others in sloops, one-designs, and marine-plus fields.
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Yacht Racing Association of
Gravesend Bay
New York Canoe Club
Bonito
Ogeemah
Pickaninny
Rascal
Martha M
Brophy and Mackay
Bensonhurst Yacht Club
Marine and Field Club
H.M.S. Bonito
Haviland Bros
C. H. Humphreys
Pocahontas
L. P. Atkinson
H. J. Heath
H. F. Menton
Brophy & Mackay
Karma
J. C. Erskine
Vagabond
T. A. Mragesnin
Spots
D. D. Allertom
Eee
Ed Wraith
Calvin Tomkins
Pictdninny
E. H. Low
D. G. Whitlock
Boozie
C. D. Durkee
Ferguson & Hutcheson
Esperance
JT. A. Hamilton
Kelpie
W. K. Brown
Vixen
J. J. Mahoney Quinque
W. J. Spen
Pittsburg Bats Down Giants In 11th Inning Thriller
In a near sellout Polo Grounds crowd of 32 240 Pittsburg defeated New York 4 to 2. Phil lippi pitched brilliantly aside from Leach error. Wagner Mertes and Clarke starred with timely hits while Bresnahan Davis and Bransfield contributed key plays. The Giants tied in the fourth then Pittsburg won with two runs in the eleventh.
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Pittsburg
New York
Polo Grounds
Phillippi
Leach
Wagner
Mertes
Clarke
Sebring
Clark
Beaumont
Giants
Bresnahan
McGann
Richey
Davis
Gilbert
Bransfield
Browne
Kruger
van Haltren
New-York
Ab Lauder
Rich
Warner
Phelps c
McGinty
Phillips
McGinnity
Phillipt
O’ Day
Lip
Columbia Arrives at Newport After Bristol Voyage
The Columbia arrives at Newport from Bristol under sail and moors off Brenton's Cove. The Constitution conducted a sail exercise in the morning, remaining near the Dumplings, while Sail drill occurred and the club topsail was sent to Bristol for alterations and the mainsail shifted.
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the Tribune
J Newport
R. I
Columbia
Bristol
Brenton’s Cove
Constitution
Accident to the Sylph in Thames Collision
News from Washington states the steam yacht Sylph bound for New London with Mrs Roosevelt and children aboard was struck in the Thames by a private yacht. Her bowsprit was lost and damage will be borne by the other vessel owner.
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Washington
Thames River
New London
Possible Shakeup for Columbia Rowing Coach Hanlan
Telegraph report from Poughkeepsie June 27 states Columbia may drop Edward Hanlan as coach next season after a regatta defeat. criticism centers on discipline and coaching effectiveness with the eight’s high stroke and lead-coated shells. supporters note his past success with proper caliper crews and practice headwork. Georgetown's upset win draws praise while Wisconsin and Pennsylvania underperform. Syracuse earns credit as novices.
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THE
Tribune
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Columbia
Edward Hanlan
Hanlan
Georgetown
Cornell
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Invaders Fall To Chicago In 7 4 Loss
Chicago top the Invaders 7 to 4 as home hitting and base stealing edge visitors. June 27 report notes Chicago outplayed New York with several players contributing. final lines show Chicago 7, New York 4, with officials and misc. game details.
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the Tribune
Chicago
Invaders
Providence Beats Baltimore With Narrow Lead
Providence defeats Baltimore 6 to 3 in a tight contest with Batteries-Viau Diggins Gettig Wiltse and Fuller contributing for Providence while R OH E Providence and Baltimore lines show scoring sequence.
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Providence
Baltimore
R. OH. E
Viau
Diggins
Gettig, Wiltse and Fuller
Williams Wins 6-0 Over Wesleyan Ties Triangular Title
Williams defeats Wesleyan 6 to 0 in Middletown on June 27, tying Williams and Dartmouth for the Triangular League baseball championship. The score details follow.
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the Tribune
Middletown
Conn
Williams
Wesleyan
Dartmouth
Newport Races Regatta Programme for -footers
The New-York Yacht Club regatta committee issues the Newport R L program for June 29 to July 4. Start off Brenton Reef Lightship with 11 40 a m preparatory signal. Courses include No 1 a 15 mile windward round trip and No 2 a 30 mile triangular route finishing at the line. Handicap timing with gun sequences and special signals detail postponement recalls and start procedures. Officials Nicholson Kane Newbury D Lawton Edward H Wales chair.
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New-York Yacht Club
Newport
R. L
Brenton Reef
N.Y
Superba stumbles as Brooklyn drops to Cincinnati 5 to 2
Errors by Strang and McCreedie in the fifth inning condemned Brooklyn to a 5 to 2 loss to Cincinnati. Garvin pitched well for Brooklyn but poor fielding hurt the Superbas. Poole was erratic at times but steadied in key moments. Joe Kelly and Jacklitsch suspended for three days for disobeying rules in Friday's game. The Reds tally included three unearned runs amid the miscues.
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Strang
McCreedie
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Garvin
Superbas
Poole
Joe’ Kelly
Jacklitsch
Doctors Defeat Clergymen In Benefit Exhibition Game
In Bayonne New Jersey on June 27 doctors beat clergymen 16 to 6 in an exhibition for Bayonne Hospital. Rev Stuchell pitched for the clergy and nine strikeouts to seven by Dr Axford led the doctors. Home runs by Dr Connelly and timely hits by Borgmeyer, Axford, Davey, Stevens topped a sharp doctors infield.
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Bayonne
N. J
Bayonne Hospital
Otto L. F. Mohn
Jersey City
Stuchell
Messrs
Mohn
Grant
John T. Connelly
J. G. L. Borgmeyer
Axford
T. W. Davey
P. F. Stevens
Stanley R. Woodruff
Davis Case Trouble in National League
The baseball world is unsettled by Harry Pulliam the National League president allowing George Davis to play for the Giants. Boston reports National League Club President Soden opposes it while Garry Hermann's Cincinnati ruling signals more conflict. Most club owners including James Potter Philadelphia and Secretary Locke Pittsburgh express support for Pulliam. Pulliam insists he acted conscientiously after careful consideration and has not yet received Hermann's letter.
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Harry Pulliam
National League
George Davis
Giants
Boston
Soden
Davis
Garry Hermann
Cincinnati
Pulliam
Dreyfuss
Hermann
Ban Johnson
Three American Henley Entrants Named
London June 27 The official Henley entry list shows only three transatlantic competitors Juvenal of the Vesper Boat Club Philadelphia Scholes of the Don Rowing Club Toronto and the Argonauts of Toronto enter the race.
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London
Henley
Juvenal
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
Scholes
Don Rowing Club
Toronto
The
Argonauts
Boston Wins Doubleheader In Firati Game
Boston takes both ends of a doubleheader, defeating Chicago 2 2 0 to 2 6 x 582 in the first game with Malarky Moran Menefee and Kling as batteries. In the second, Boston 2 0 0 2 0 0 x 11 Chicago 0 0 6 0 6 0 0 0 0. Attendance 5,500. ST LOUIS Beats PHILADELPHIA 7 to 2. Rhodes and J O Neill split catching duties for St Louis. Fraser MacFetridge Roth for Philadelphia. attendance 4,516.
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R. HE
Boston
Chicago
Malarky
Jay Moran
Menefee
Kling
Pittenger
Moran
Lundgren
ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Rhodes
J. O' Neill
Fraser
Hartford Wins Launch Race On Nine Mile Course
About a thousand spectators in Stamford watch Thomas Smiths the Palmer R H Gillespies the Julius and W P Hatchs the Hartford compete for a cup for launches from 21 to 26 feet. The Hartford takes the lead with inches separating the boats across nine miles as Hatch protests. Finish order: Hartford 42344 Palmer 423% Julius 423 76 100.
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the Tribune
Stamford
Conn
Thomas Smith
The
Palmer
R. H. Gillespie
W. P. Hatch
the Hartford Today
Corinthian Yacht Club
Hatch
Hartford
Stone to Captain Syracuse Crew
Syracuse June 27 The Syracuse varsity crew elected Robert R Stone of Marcellus captain, after a meeting to select the new skipper for the season pieces and practice plans announced.
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Stone
Syracuse
Robert R. Stone
Marcellus, Capn
Belmont yearlings sold at Sheepshead Bay in mixed prices
Nursery Stud stock from August Belmont sold at Sheepshead Bay yesterday with prices mainly fair. Notable sales included Bella Signora a 2 year old ch f by Henry of Navarre and Belladonna, Campo a ch by Hastings, and Raiment a ch f by Henry of Navarre, all earning sums around one thousand dollars or more.
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Henry
Sapolog
Belladonna
R. W. Walden
Hastings
Benne Pace
Campo
T. Monn
Henry of Navarre
St. Priscilla
W. Cc. Daly Shasswnd Dalpaness
Rayon
Daly
Han Ec Er
Lowell and Fall River Dominate Matches Across Cities
In Lowell Lowell defeated Lawrence 6 to 4 while Manchester edged Averill 3 to 3. New Bedford topped Nashua 2 to 1 and Fall River routed Concord 6 to 1 in a set of regional games.
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Lowell
Lawrence
Manchester
Averhill
New-Bedford
Nashua
Fall River
Concord
State League scores from Montclair and Albany matches
In Montclair Crescent A. C. beat Montclair A. C. 6 to 2. Brown Brothers & Co. defeated National Bank New Amsterdam 23 to 6. In Albany A. L. & G. won 3 to 4 over Albany. Utica-Syracuse tied 3 to 3 at Utica. Troy-Schenectady blanked by Troy 9 to 4 at Troy.
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Montclair
Albany
Utica
Syracuse
Troy
Schenectady
Dreyfuss to Investigate Row Over Bowerman Attack
Pittsburg June 27 Colonel Barney Dreyfuss of the Pittsburg club left for New York to probe an assault on Manager Clarke by Frank Bowerman catcher of the New York Nationals. Dreyfuss demanded verification, criticized club officials for inaction, and said a thorough inquiry would determine if penalties should follow.
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THE
Tribune
Pittsburg
Barney Dreyfuss
New York City
Clarke
Frank Bowerman
New York
Dreyfuss
Bowerman
Fred Knowles
National League
Baseball Ruffianism and Towdyism at Polo Grounds Highlight May Game
League owner Dreyfuss voices likelihood of protecting players from ruffianism while deferring judgment on George Davis case. Colonel Dreyfuss arrives to probe on field misconduct by Pittsburg players in the May 13 Polo Grounds game. Doheny flung his bat after a high fly, Wagner and Clarke clashed with infielders, and Doheny needed police escort to the dressing room after the game.
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Clarke
Polo Grounds
Pittsburg
Doheny
Bowerman
McGinnity
Wagner
Herrmann Says He Will Not Jump In Baseball Coup
Cincinnati June 27 The talks of a major league reorganization continue as Eastern owners plan a coup. August Herrmann president of the Cincinnati club resists leaving the National League and vows to stand with the majority of club owners unless ousted. He cites being left out of recent New York discussions and questions Pulliam's stance while noting possible moves toward the American League if forced out.
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Tribune
Cincinnati
Herrmann
Cincinnati Club
New York
Pulliam
Brush
Dreyfuss
Potter
Davis
Peace Committee
National League
Pulliam and Brush
Puiliam
Johnson
Soden Declares Stand on Peace Pact Violations
Boston June 27 President Soden of the Boston club voices opposition to infractions of the Cincinnati peace pact between leagues. He regrets Elberfelds exchange to New York and Davis playing for New York in reprisal. He believes clubs were parties to the agreement and does not foresee a baseball war from violations.
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the Tribune
Boston
Soden
Cincinnati
Elberfeld
New-York
Davis
Dorlan Dominates Two Races at Manhattan Beach Track
O Dorian, a young newcomer from Manhattan Beach, wins the three quarter mile novice and the two mile handicap in a sun lit opening day with 36 starters and a spill among competitors. Nelson dominates the fifteen mile motor race with Leander and Walthour close behind, while the two mile amateur handicap and the trovice race are won by Dorian as the season opens at the seaside track.
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Snall
O. Dorian
Clermont
Marcus L. Hurley
New York Athletic Club
Teddy” Billington
George Glasson
Dorian
Surrey
Aqueduct Track
Long Island
Edward Bailey
Joe” Rockowitz
Bobby” Walthour
Joe” Nelson
George Leander
Nelson
Leander
Walthour
Wadthour
Dorion
Joseph S. la Voile
Jersey City
Irving Mays
Frank Fisher
Brooklyn
Edward Batley
W. Aeese
Joe Rockowiltz
O. W
A Eee Reynolds
Belleville plans to ban Sunday bicycle races at Hillside Oval
Belleville New Jersey residents vow to oppose Sunday bicycle races at Hillside Oval and will pursue all lawful means to end the sport within town limits. The move is seen as broader in the county, mirroring actions in neighboring towns and impacting local promoters.
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Hillside Oval
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