Mermaid Stakes Delight as Perverse Wins Narrowly
A crowd of about ten thousand gathered at Sheepshead Bay to watch mermaid racing despite heat. Perverse, trained by Harry Payne Whitney and ridden by Lyne, seized the late lead to win the Mermaid Stakes by two lengths over Sahara with Sotowanna third. Monfort upset Frank Jeré to take the two-year-old race, while Angier surged to victory in the final turf race, equaling the track record at 2:33 2-5.
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Sheepshead Bay
Harry Payne Whitney
Perwee
Sotowanna
Stelto
Sahara
Homosclle
Perverse
Sehara
Forn
Lyne
Miyer
Frank Jeré
Monfort
End
Frank Lord
L. Williams
Miller
Hearlip
Glorifier
Aong
Montgomery
Mary Payne Whitney
Ironsides
Sewell
Genecho
Yorkshire Lad
Letla Wee
Angier
Glenecho
William Hendrie Dies After Long Illness
William Hendrie died in Hamilton Ontario this afternoon after a long illness. He was president of the Ontario Jockey Club and was well known across the United States and Canada. Among his horses was Martimas winner of the Futurity in 1898.
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William Hendrie
Yearlings Sell Well at Fasig Tipton Sheepshead Bay Sale
Fasig Tipton at Sheepshead Bay saw strong bidding for yearlings led by a bay colt from Ben Strome Strychnia, full brother to the late Highball who won the American Derby. Final price hit 10,500 dollars with Sydney Paget securing the top lot. other sales 1,060 and up included numerous Star Shoot and Sir Dixon progeny sold to Dwyer, Snyder, Duryea, and McCormick clients.
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Fasig-Tipton Company
Sheepshead Bay
Ben Strome
Strychinia
Highball
Sydney Paget
Star Shoot
Janie Clay
P. J. Dwyer
Chicora
H. B. Duryea
Sir Dixon —Rosebey
J. H. McCormick
Bridgewater
Little Mary
Kirkfield St
Deisy Chain
J. L. Snyder
Blue Jacket
Thoroughbred News and Notes at Sheepshead Bay
Lyne rode three straight winners Ethan Perverse and Ironsides with skilled riding. Radtke had five of six mounts fail to win. Perverse clocked a mile and furlong in 1 4 making a stake record under 121 pounds. Mermaid last year and other notable winners listed. Glorifier worked out after second race suggesting distance training.
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Lyne
Jocker
Sheepshead Bay
Ethan
Perverse
Ironsides
Radtke
Mier R Monfort
Tradition
Beldame
Daisy Green
Gunfire
Beldemere
Afternoon
Yorkville Belle
Glorifier
Roseben
Hendzarr
Belgravia Kiamesha
Paul Jones
Kernel
Tom Cogan
Little Casino
Courier
Arimo
Alethenc
Peter Pa
Grimeldi
Saracinesca
Don Henriqu Tee
Prince Fortunatus
Rufus Aarreens
Rein Ili
Dainty Peees
Bedouin
King’s Daughter
Ase
Bianéy
Kiamesha
Delir Spanker
Halifax
von Tromp
Aeronaut
Inquisitor
Emeric
Eeee
Core
Jacinta
Elsie Jania
Magna Stell L’ Amour
Omcer
Umbrella
Suddoo
O Raviwig
Golden Weer
President Monroe
Lady Hastings
Ward
Pequest Entree
A. Muskoday
Bu Cederstrome
Sisas
Rival Crews Ready for Yale Harvard Thames Regatta
Yale and Harvard crews prepare for the annual Thames River race in New London with varsity freshman and four oared boats. Both sides project a close, record-tying battle, toss results favoring neither, and spectators crowd the harbor as betting swirls over the favored crews.
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New London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Thames
The
Crimson
Indian Harbor
Guy Richards
Boston
Wray
Cornell
Cutler
John Kennedy
Railroad Bridge
Navy Yard
Lake Winnipesaukee
Springfield
Lake Quinsigamond
Worcester
Lake Saltonsall
Mass
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Poughkeepsie
Thames River
Highlanders Beat Boston 6 to 5 at American League Park
The Highlanders return from a western trip and edge Boston 6 5. Laporte led with four hits in four at bats as Cleveland? no field confusion in text. Highlanders win on an eighth inning run scored by Hoffman and Keeler. Boston had a three run fourth and tied in sixth. Delehanty Williams and Winter aided with a key double and wild throw.
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American League Park
Laporte
Williams
Delehanty
the Tribune
Giants
Strobel
Mathewson
Gilbert
Bresnahan
Bowerman
Tenney
Brain
Bates
Howard
Dolan
New York
Keeler
Parent
Chase
Stahler
Conroy
Freemaib
Hoey
Ferris
Hayden
Hoffman
Mor
Armbruster
Orth
Winter
Williama
Stahl
Kletnow
Brahl
Freeman
Kleinow
Connor and Hurst
Detroit beats Cleveland in baseball game final score
DETROIT 5 CLEVELAND 3. At Detroit R H E Detroit players Po eeo es batteries Po eeo es Po eeo es Slever Eubanks Schmidt Covetens Eels Bemes. Umpires Evans and Connolly. Chicago 3 St Louis 2. At St Louis CHIRGEO D score 3 3. White Sullivan for Chicago Howell Spencer for St Louis Umpire Sheridan.
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R. 1. E. Poeeoes Police
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Connolly
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R. H. E. Chigreod
Chicago
White and Sullivan
Howell and Spencer
Sheridan
Philadelphia R H E Batteries at Washington
In Washington the Philadelphia team, Plank and Powers, faced Hughes and Wakefield for a game. Umpire O Loughlin called the play as the batteries were noted, with the score and inning details listed in the box.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Warsririonn
Plank and Powers
Hughes and Wakefield
O' Loughlin
Eastern League Scores From City Games
Jersey City beat Baltimore 8 to 2 while Toronto edged Buffalo 1 to 1 as Newark won 5 to 4 over Providence in rain. Chester led Cincinnati 4 to 1 against Montreal with Pittsburg 3, Cincinnati 2. Batteries listed for Pittsburg and Cincinnati with Fraser and Livingston behind the plate. Umpire O Day.
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Baltimore
Toronto
Buffalo
Newark
Providence
Ohester
Montreal
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
R. H.E
Xewet
Philippi
Gibson
Fraser and Livingston
O'Day
Om P.c. Clube
P.c. Jersey
Buffal
Reter
Rowing Honors Divided Between Harvard and Yale
New London Connecticut reports two regatta preliminaries between Harvard and Yale crews. Yale won the four oared freshmen race by a quarter length, Harvard took the gentlemen’s one half mile race by one and a quarter lengths in 2 minutes 25 seconds.
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Yale
Hervard—Blake
Wood
Perkinson Lawrence
Ayer
Bancroft
Marvin
Plagden
Vaie—Bogue
Griswold
Hartwell
Graves
Folsom
Judson
Cameron
Williams
Harkalow
Kent
Hartstaead
Butler
Wise
Livingston
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Blenny
Bateson
Bennett
Little Wins Again At Wimbledon In All England Tourney
Raymond D. Little an American defeated T. D. Steward in straight sets in the fourth round at Wimbledon. Little won the first set 6 0 and took the second 8-6 after a lengthy rally. In doubles, Collins and Little beat Simmond and Taylor 6-2 7-5 2.
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England
Raymond D. Little
T. D. Steward
Steward
Little
Collins An Little
Simmond
Taylor
Brooklyn Superbas Shut Out Philadelphia 10 to 0
Brooklyn pitchers Stricklett dominated Philadelphia as the Superbas opened strong with four early runs and limited the Phillies to three hits. Spars, Richie, and Roy saw action on the mound, while Brooklyn’s defense backed their offense to seal a 10 point shutout in a brisk game at Philadelphia.
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Brooklyn
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Roy
Suparnen
Abribpoa
Bribpoa
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Thomas
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Titus
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Larned Shines in Middle States Singles Action at Mountain Station
William A. Larned outplayed H B Register 6 2 6 3 to reach the next round as Frederick C Colston, Otto Hinck, and Dr Augustus B Wadsworth also advanced in singles. In doubles, Dewhurst Watson and Bremhall Shuther won for the University of Pennsylvania and Orange Lawn, while Dr William Rosenbaum claimed the Harlem Handicap title after a five set thriller. Hamilton Orange Lawn squad Merrill Hall and Arthur Lovibond swept all their matches in Metropolitan League play on Washington Heights courts.
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Larned
Middle States
Frederick C. Colston
Catomeville Country Club
Maryland
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Montclair Athletic
Hah
Willam A. Larned
Orange Lawn Tennis
H. PR. Register
University of Pennsylvania
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West Side Lawn Tennisub
Howard Homans
Wear Fide Lawn Teams Club
Edward RB
Dewhurst
William Rosenbaum
Harlem Lawn Tennis Club
W. Merrill Hall
Arthur M. Lovibond
Hamilton Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Club
Washington Heights
149Th Street
Convent Avenue
Baseball Today at 4 Py. & American League Park
The New York Americans meet the Boston Red Sox at American League Park as fans await a decisive game day. Park action features top pitchers and key lineups from both clubs.
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Szisz Wins Grand Prix In Le Mans France Race
Szisz of France wins the Sarthe circuit grand prize in a Renault, finishing the 1236 kilometre race in 12 hours 3 minutes 34 seconds, with Nazzaro Italy second and Clement France third amid two accidents and strong spectator support. Heath of the United States finishes fifth as Baros and others contend for Vanderbilt Cup eligibility.
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Sarthe
Renault
Nazzaro
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Eliott F. Shepard
George Heath
Shepard
America
Barthou
Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg
Baros
Pabry
le Blon
Long Island
Albert Clement
Christie In Vanderbilt Trials With 11 Horse Power Car
Walter Christie entered his 11 horsepower Christie car for the American elimination trials for the Vanderbilt Cup race and will drive it. Entered via the Automobile Club of America, the car had set a record for courses other than the Ormond Daytona route, running a mile in 3% seconds on the Atlantic City sand. Christie previously used a car under James Breese’s name in last year’s elimination trials but failed to qualify.
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Ormond-Daytona
Atlantic City
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James Breese
Racing Board
American Automobile Association
Fiat
Lancia
Empire City Track
La Paloma Finishes Transpacific Yacht Race
Honolulu reports La Paloma, Hawaiian entry, reached port after 15 days 11 hours 20 minutes at sea. Crew baled water daily due to chronometer defect. missed yesterday’s arrival by a day, possibly altering second place. Lurline and Anemone times noted as 12-7 30 minutes and 14 days 30 minutes respectively.
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Honolulu
Compet Yachta
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Anemone
Meadow Brook Wins Cup at Hempstead Final
Meadow Brook defeats Rockaway Hunt 7 to 5 in the Hempstead cup final on the Hempstead Plains. Stevens scored twice for Meadow Brook with La Montagne replying for Rockaway Hunt. Meadow Brook pulled away in the late minutes to clinch the cup amid a large Society turnout.
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Automobile sale notice mentioning Thomas Flyer and delivery
An ad fragment lists a 1906 automobile with immediate delivery for 8,500 dollars. It notes the vehicle is never used and mentions owner contacting J. T. L. Box 821 Tribune, with overseas travel implied.
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Coang Abroad
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