Star Shoot Dominates Aqueduct Card With Burlesque Victory
Star Shoot sired performers dominate the Aqueduct program with Burlesque, a bay daughter, storming to victory in the concluding race to upset Celestial Dane and Cochran’s contenders. Genesis Artemis and Straight Forward again showcase the Star Shoot line in Canarsie stakes, while Hanworth wins the opening event for English-bred stock as Bayberry Candle and Brumpy meet a photo finish. Burlesque narrowly defeats Madden’s Starfinch with McCahey aboard, as Golden Maxim leads a strong finish in the feature.
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Aqueduct Sesterday
Madden
Rst
Burlesque
Celestial Dane
Mahjee Gilford A. Cochran
Bisville
Star Shoot
Jamaica
Genesis
Artemis
Straight
Canarsie
Mr. Corhran
Sis
Straight Forward
Hockey McCaher
Artemia
Origin
McCabey
Aight Forward
Horee
Hanworth
Emil Herz
Keach
Little Dragee
Buck Shot
Charm
Traxler
Striker
L. Decker
Buxton
Tommy McTaggert
Mrs. J. Shilling
Transit
Dr. Gremer
Harry Shaw
Gunner
Greentree
Persia
C. H. Robbins
Golden Maxim
Chi
Cat- GF
Miller
Dran
John E. Madden
McCahey
Hurlesque
Sterfineh
Vna
G. Alexira
Mr. Robbing
Felding
Jules
Abraham Garson
Ie Regiment
Jet Field Artillers
New Yorkers Defeat Frankford in Halifax Cup Match
The New York cricket team defeated Frankford CC by 18 runs at Haverford in the Halifax Cup. New York posted 158 while Frankford tallied 173 in the low scoring match.
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Frankford
Philadelphia
Venn
New York
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Frankford CC
Haverford
Women Stars Play at Sleepy Hollow
At Sleepy Hollow Country Club Scarborough yesterday afternoon top players framed the opening round of the annual women’s invitation singles. Minn Homer Stuart Green and Adelaide Browning advanced in two matches as Edna Wildey defeated Florence Sheldon 6 0 6 0 and Marie Wagner won by default in one match.
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Stuart Green
Adelaide Browning
Sleepy Hollow
Scarborough
Marie Wagner
Edna Wildey
Marion Vanderhoof
David C. Mills
Mis
Rawson Wood
Florence Sheldon
Green
Robert A. Fope
Corinna Winn
Cogan
Alan Cortina
George de Gere
David
MLK
Therinne Canseene
Cosy
Miss Stace
Novnet Aeteanel
Alors Ciamglertee
Tolsna Winns
Aloe Fae
Chapa
Hilton Leads Young Golfers in Englewood Junior Championship
Vincent K. Hilton, a 19 year old from Greenwich, led 44 youths at Englewood in the Metropolitan Junior Championship with a 78 first round. He won his match 6 up 6 to play, showing power driving 220 to 280 yards and steady iron play. semifinalists named include Schartz, Hale, and Hilton with finals scheduled today.
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Sleepy Hollow
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Belbiap
Tausig
Dixon and Hendrickson Advance in Tourney
George Dixon of Fassate and Jawin Hendrickson of Newark moved closer to finals in the junior tennis tournament at Hackensack Golf Club. Several strong boys matches occurred as the event leads to the Middle States championships at Forest Hills on July 31.
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Fassate
Jawini Hendrickson
Newark
Hackensack Golf Club
Hackensack
Forest Hilly
American League pennant race tightens as June winds shift
The American League rides tight midseason, with Detroit Boston and Chicago on top while Cleveland New York and Washington lurk. Injuries slowed Cleveland and New York but strong defense and batters Baker Magee Caldwell give the Yankees a chance to surge past the pack. Cleveland’s Morton leads steady pace as Western clubs head East for the crucial stretch.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
New York
Washington
Guy Morton
Fohi
East Agin
Moran Must Beat Dillon To Retain Prestige
Moran faces Ern Price in a high stakes bout, aiming to reset his drawing card value by stopping Dillon within ten rounds. The article notes Moran’s calm exterior, Price’s confidence, and ongoing betting interest as promoters finalize arrangements and referees for the anticipated match.
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Dillon
Francis Charles Moran
White Sulphur Springs
Ern Cutler Price
Jack Dillon
Washington Parks
Francis Charles
Willard
Ernest Cutler Price
Indianapolis
Harhey Willams
Brooklyn
Matt Hinkle
Wench
Joe Christie
Ranty Lewis
Th Boxing Commission
Matt
Roth
Hinkle
Saprome
Daniel Mex Ketrick
Jack Curley
Harold Pollok
New York
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Willard-Moran
Gus Christie
Christie
Grayling Wins From Ventura In Fifty Class
Grayling captained by Captain James C. Summers beat Ventura in the fifty class by nearly half a mile and 8 minutes 29 seconds in Huntington Bay on the Inter club cruise day two. Pauline led the forties outrailing Black Duck, and the thirty winner was FLL Richards’ craft. Other class winners included Arvia from the Carolina, Natoma from the Coot, Aurela over Polly in Stamford one design, Olwyn over Ninten, and Spa Time defeating Faraday in the power boats. Today's run heads to Black Rock Conn.
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George F. Baker
Ventura
J.P. Morgan
Grayling
Huntington Bay
Iftien
Seawanbaka-Corinthian
C. G. Jennings
Pauline
A. K. Bourne
Thenae
Fll. Richards
John L. Cutler
Alera
Carolina
Coot
Aurela
Polly
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Olwyn
Spa
C. F. Chapman
Faraday
Black Rock
Conn
New York
Ehrh
Farretine
Iorgan
Sorat
Bai
Chen Oh
Jaina Po
Deans
Randicad Carr
Paces
Ae Cirdeiss
Cal
Newark Indians and Buffalo Bisons Split DoubleHEADER
Newark and Buffalo each won one game in a June 27 doubleheader at Newark. Newark took game one 2 to 0 behind strong pitching by Enright, while Buffalo won game two 2 to 1 with Engel winning on the mound against Walter Smallwood.
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N. J
Fred Tenney
Newark Indians
Patsy Donovan
Buffalo Bisons
Buffalo
Enright
Gaw
Newari
Monroe Engel
Washington Senators
Walter Smallwood
Bisons
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Furein
Fort OA
Witter
Carlernigy
Calanance
Biz Mommalis
Crselll
Healy
Gaw P A. Measey
Dpacuileld
Keer
Scot Gan Newark
Tel Buppma
Korn
Milan Ie
FE Witter
Cariat
Ana Catan
Orstell
Eise Sewek
Budan
Deatadeel
Club Standings in International Games Today
Rochester plays Newark and Buffalo faces Providence while Montreal meets Baltimore and Toronto battles Richmond. Yesterday Buffalo beat Buffalo 2 to 0 and Newark edged Toronto 5 to 6. Providence defeated Rochester 2 to 1. Standings show Provid 34, Newark 29, Baltimore 26, Toronto 23, Richmond 23, Rochester 21.
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Newark
Buffalo
Providence
Montreal
Baltimore
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Richmond
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W.L
Provid
Balti
Rich’d Bull
Roch’r
Dave Kurtz Defeats Ditson In Ten Round Bout
Dave Kurtz defeated Paul Ditson in a ten round feature bout last night at the Harlem Sporting Club in Rockaway. The decision showcased Kurtz superior technique and ring control throughout the match.
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Ditson
Dave Kurts
Paul Ditson
Harlem Sporting Club
Rocka
Clinton Juniors Win Annual School Meet
The Clinton Juniors edged the sophomores 25 to 20 to win the annual De Witt Clinton High School meet at Celtic Park yesterday. Seniors managed just 10 points as freshmen sat out, with the final event providing the decisive winning points.
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de Witt Clinton
Celtic Park
Aston
Aunice
Taesher
Borhes
Aretha
Junlee
Wyckoff Released by Philadelphia Club
Weldon Wyckoff, a right handed pitcher from the Athletic Kings, has been released to the Boston Red Sox as announced at the Philadelphia American League Baseball Club office. The move follows Wyckoff’s time with the local club through the season.
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Red Sox
Philadelphia
Weldon Wyckoff
Athiet King
Haston Ame
Four Andersons Shine in Open Tennis Matches in Brooklyn
James O Neale reports a crowded open event in Kings County Brooklyn where Francis T Hunter of Cornell defeated J Anderson and Fred Anderson beat Lieutenant W S Anderson. Veteran Fred Anderson rallied late as Hunter stayed steady, while other favorites like Voshell Chambers and Banks dominated their early rounds. Doubles action opened with Fred Anderson and Anneth Pisher defeating Bebe Fixman in three sets amid long rallies.
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O'Neale
Kings County
Brooklyn
Forerson
Francis T. Hunter
Cornell
Long Island
Frederick C. Anderson
Hunter
J. W. Anderson
Fred Anderson
W. S. Anderson
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Wall
Cor Hessian
eSoward Voshell
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Young
Maxwell Banks
Columbia
Steadine
Chambers
Banks
Ralph L
Baggs
Arthur Sweetner
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Suscheer
Petterday
Anneth Pisher Eliminer
Allan Bebe
Edmvund Fixman
New York University
Bulky Anderson
Katie
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