Compadre Wins Union Selling Stakes at Aqueduct in Dramatic Finish
In a seven furlong feature at Aqueduct, Comparseo? Compadre edged Charley Leydecker in a fierce late drive amid a spill that hospitalized riders Schuttinger and Bullman. G. Walls rode the winner as chaos erupted at the first turn, with several horses and jockeys knocked down.
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Sunny Sim Ricesimmons
Bob
Aqueduct
Union
Compailre
Colin
G. Walls
Edward McBride
Charley Leydecker
James Butler
R. T. Wilson
Irs
Annenen
A. Schuttinger
Ir. Bullman
Fullman
Schuttinger
Mary Imaculate
Demains
Hos
Hullman
ED Alsop Street
Jamaica
Mary Immaculate Hospital
R. Troxler
G. W. Loft
Mars Cassidy
Trosler
Gre Gold
Traxler
Cum
Annchen
Schattinger
Aachen
Zell
Bullman
Charlie Leydecker
Green Gold
Compadre
Parrington
Troxler
Cum Sah
Leydecker
Close finish in chaotic race ends with disputed foul claim
In a tightly contested program jockeys battled as Compadre and Charlie Leydecker pressed Farrington. Trophy interfered with Leydecker causing a near miss for victory, a foul claim by Parrington being ruled invalid after stewards’ deliberation. Winners included Cocktail, Peg My Heart, Kalitan, Vandiver Dottie, Conduit, and Polygon with Stickling upset in the finale. John Sanford regains control of Jockey W Kelsey’s services amid inconsistent riding this season.
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Charlie Leydecker
Farrington
Troxler
Trophy
Leydecker
Parrington
Peg
Kalitan
Luke
Vandiver
Dottie Vandiver
Crystal Ford
Dottie
Home Sweet Home
H. P. Whitney
Polygon
John Sanford
W. Kelsey
New York Golfers Tie Series With Quakers
The New York Motor Club golfers defeated Philadelphia Motor Club 11 of 15 matches at Wykners Country Club Westchester in a return series. Foursomes saw A W La Roche L S Bowers beat Burton Clark after four extra holes. Walton Maucher edged Sharps Chandler 1 up. The fourteen-match tourney had ten singles and four foursomes with two visitor wins. The overall win for New York was 11 matches to 4.
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Philadelphia Motor Club
Wykners
Westchester
Philadelphia
Gotham
A. W. la Roche
L. S. Bowers
Quakers
More Burton
J. M. Clark
New York
W. R. Walton
B. Maucher
C. E. T. Sharps
W. R. Chandler
Chandler
All Square
Walton
Hiveless Tae
New Yorks
W. Webb
Tiladelphis
Honan
Elyina
Geet Ji
Philadelpha
Cercy Datton
Vandac York
Chandier
Rintias
Duis
Belivarte Lane
Prot
Sin Phtedelpala
Amit
Tae
Iaielpha
Feet Channer
Winnacore
Dotsle Vantin
Creatat
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Faustine
Vaile
Cesta Ford
St. Quentin
Fia
Aio Caneen Gower
Ose
Willian
Palmer
KllWinning
Toskey
Gueland
Roblaron
Erlelinon
Cornelia
Vilzelaimont
Cita
Gereral
Fleet
Eufferud
Coatain
Horatchod
Mradrick
Winnem
Aceenth
Egivara
Sinner
Nehrask
Hakal
Tay
Johnson
Hesse Ain
Nebraska
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Tush
Diel Ehrough
Thaliy Dun
Pereus
Hlewe
Saul
Tove
Walt Furiongs
Ofraer
Alner
Atartoe
Soeney
Ain ‘Potyane
Duchess Taco
Midanly
Olsen
Hutch
Women Win U S Stamps On the Links at Ardsley Club
Women from Norwood Spring Lake and nearby towns competed in the Politan Golf Association event at the Ardsley Club. Mrs Margaret A Wolf claimed the best gross with 90, with numerous scores under 100. Twenty nine women entered, fifteen submitted cards, and three tied for 37 in putting, yet no playoff was needed.
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Ardsley Club
Margaret A. Wolf
Norwood
George D. Boschen
Spring’ Lake
Rs. I. C. Stocton
Mra
Wolf
J. R. Moore
George D. Beachen
Margaret A. Writ
George
Owwlich
Moore
Hite
Stockton
Marian Valley
Franke Zak
Mount Vernon County
W. Stra
Sineni Hollon
Percy’ Thompson
Dinhedie
Adama "Anisiey
Montel
Gertrude South
Horest Tili
Eisuahett
Childs
Mondiale
Carde
Ruugeon
Danner
Sepg
Allee
Steel
Russell
Three Braves Enlist in Naval Reserve at Newport
Ray Powe Watter lly and two Boston Nationals fielders join the Naval Reserve in Newport on July 6. All three are Class 1 draftees. they enlisted at Newport and were ordered to report within ten days. Philadelphia game at Polo Grounds noted as 2:20 P.M. today.
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Ray Powe Watter Lly
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Corneys
Hall and Kashio Reach Middle States Final On Clay
In the Orange Lawn Tennis Club semi finals Hall and Kashio advanced to the final bracket of the Middle States championship. Kashio beat G A Dionne 6-1 6-1 while Hall overcame Lindsny Dunham in straight sets. The winner faces Theodore Roosevelt Poll in the challenge round Saturday. Women’s singles and doubles also produced winners from Pollak Holden Browning Green and others as the tournament continues.
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Fred Hawthorne
Walter Merrill
Hall
Seiichiro Kashio
Kashio
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Mountain Station
N. J
Theodore Roosevelt
Kushio
G. A. L. Dionne
West Side Tennis Club
Wall
Lindsny Dunham
Mica Helene Pollak
Edward V. Lynch
Nathalie Browning
R. C. Miller
Bessie Holden
W. H. Pritchard
Stuart Green
Joy Hansel
Green
Mrs. Green
Molla Bjurstedt
Ardsley
Marie Wagner
Ardsle
Kashio Ie
Dionne
Kazhio
Dunham
New Jersey
Miss Holden
Deuce
Pritchard
Mra
Lynch
Edward
Seichiro Keshia
G. A
Atlss Hevehe
Pamant
Bo Coe
Seisin
Jilenvteatta
Sime Wik
Pater Eile Holden
Afeuled
Pacha
Miss Tytte
Misa Gersside Della
Sten “Geuree
Sturtai
Tatchand
Tip ¥Ie Goren
Rene
Standings and Schedule From Early Baseball Labor
Major League games set with Philadelphia at New York Brooklyn at Boston Chicago vs Cincinnati Pittsburgh at St Louis. Yesterday New York beat Boston 10 to 4 with Pittsburgh 4 St Louis 3. Standings show New York 35 25 .583 Chicago 28 30 .483 St Louis 29 33 .468 Detroit 25 33 .431 Philadelphia 21 39 .350. American League schedule includes New York at Philadelphia Boston at Washington St Louis at Chicago Detroit at Cleveland Washington 3 Philadelphia 3. Standings list New York 35 25 .583 Chicago 28 30 .483 St Louis 29 33 .468 Detroit 25 33 .431 Philadelphia 21 39 .350.
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Tor
Pittawh
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Philm
St. U'S
York
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Cleveland
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J. York
Foston
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Phila
Ping Bodie Delivers Rally at Polo Grounds for Yankees Lead
Ping Bodie homered to right field at the Polo Grounds driving Wally Pipp home and lifting the Yankees to a lead they held to ascend atop the league standings. The comeback erased a hopeless start as the Yankees seized first place.
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Polo Grounds
Ping Bodie
Wally Pipp
Huggins
Ping
Browns Name Jimmy Burke New Browns Manager
St Louis June 27 Timmy Burke coach of the St Louis Americans was appointed manager of the Browns by club president Phil Dali to succeed Fielder Jones who resigned two weeks ago. Burke joined the Browns from Detroit where he advised Hughie Jennings for five years. He had earlier managed Louisville Kansas City and Indianapolis in the American Association. He takes charge tonight relieving Austin who had acted as manager since Jones resigned.
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Timmy Burke
St. Louis Americans
Phil Dali
Fielder Jones
Burke
Browns
Detroit
Hughie Jennings
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
American Association
St. Louis Nationals
Austin
Sinc Jones
Bodie Sparks Victory as Yankees Top Red Sox
The New York Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox 7 to 5 after Ping Bodie launched a homer into the upper right field stands. George Mogridge and Ray Caldwell held Boston to key hits as New York seized the lead in a tense afternoon clash at Coogan's Cliffs, amid volatile crowds and dramatic late-inning action.
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Yankees
Coogan
Polo Grounds
George Mogridge
Ray
Miller Huggins
Gogridge
George
Ray Caldwell
George Moriarity
Red Sox
Harry Hooper
Mogridge
Dave Shean
Bale
Hooper
Seth
Caldwell
Sir William Fleischmann
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Schang
Peck
Shean
Pratt
Pipp
Baker
Ted Sox
Tun
Aenew
Sheal
Chang
Ruth
Bodie
McInais
Sox
Gilhooley
Sheen
Ean
Gil
Joe Bush
Real
Joe
Ping Bodle
Eribe
Italan
Hote
Tool
Gene Mand
Pop United
Mudh
Bostonians
Jored
Senators Win Doubleheader To Make It Five Straight
Washington swept Philadelphia with 8 to 0 and 8 to 2 wins in a doubleheader extending their streak to five. Johnson added his sixth shutout of the season while Perry dropped the final game, his ninth straight loss in the series.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Johnson
Perry
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