Baby racers in demand drive high prices at Elmendorf sale
John Sanford paid a top price of 12900 dollars for a yearling by Sint Shoot Mamburg at the Elmendorf stud dispersal. The scene drew bidders as the sale of thoroughbred yearlings and brood mares showed strong appetite, with other top prices reported for Horses by Star Shoot and Watercress Pearl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sanford
Eimenior
James B. Hag
Mamburg Fale
Purple
Shotover
Elmendorf Stud
Sadie S
Quincy Stable
Sher
Arthur Hancock
Hambure Helle
Lemaire
Preston Horch
John Madden
Larch
George A. Hain
Bamfear Fetc
Lamiatre
Frederick Lewifits
Elkwood Parkable
Godfrey Preece
Himendorf
Alan
Powers-Hunter Company
Ba‘lots
Sain
Hessian
Auteran
Ean II Framlinia
Warmcroma
Waleen
Culmut & al
Sweinroy Dravoerase
Jenew
Bain Monel
Doe
Waterton Fentanma
Bargain sale on purses and bags from oversupply
Manufacturer clears excess stock with 374 bags and suitcases offered today including many ladies handbags. 55 items priced regularly from 7.50 to 11 dollars. Sale highlights deep discounts as part of surplus clearance.
Unclear OCR story fragment with names and figures
Fragmentary historical text listing names such as Waterhes Torewe and KW. Mentions 7 ue PUERAEAE YRARLINGA and 5PM Tagen ins By 3 fate Shamu. Includes numerous distorted names and numbers, with references to APCLINTOCK & CO YEARLING.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watarhor—Bivier Senet
Waterhes Torewe
Azarerm
Waterer
Tradinn Erat
Aeme Revie
Celley Glanster Prams
Gilovibae
Lady Gatien
Rat Te Grittaveiter
Annas
Ely
Ginrtier
Tiete Wiens
Anderson Striving to Retain Title in Long Island Tennis
Frederick G. Anderson challenged for the championship of Long Island at the Kings County Tennis Club in the annual Iowa tennis tournament. He defeated W. Halsey Wood in the third round by 63 46 63, with later results showing further matchups and scores among local players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick G. Anderson
Iowa
Kings County Tennis Club
Long Island
W. Halsey Wood
Long
Detautt
Deans
Biaiekampe
Wario
Warge
Detent
Ayant W
Uae
Ptesa
Mara
Vestal Aeteatad
Ture
Kay Utyren
Caa
Big Yachts to Race at Larchmont Regatta Clash
Commodore James B. Ford of Larchmont Yacht Club announces the annual regatta on July 6 featuring the cup defence yachts Resolute and Vanitie with a 11 m start under America's Cup timing rules. Special courses set by the regatta committee, Class B schooners compete for the Colt cup, and individual Corinthian crew prizes accompany each class winner. The thirty-sixth manual regatta expects about one hundred yachts. regular classes start at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resolute
Vanitie
Larchmont
James B. Ford
Larchmont Yacht Club
Cup Defence
Caldwell H. Colt
Tta
Choices Fail at Aqueduct Track in Dream-Fueled Picks
A dream inspired handicapper predicted six favorites would win at Aqueduct, but only one did. Malachite runner-up, Orotund finished last, Outlook faded, and Bromo won in second. The piece notes track changes, trainer insights, and the day’s surprising results, with praise for jockey Jimmy Butwell’s late drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Mitie
Aqueduct
Malachite
Orotund
Hester Prynne
Thorehill
Bac
Outlook
Shige
Bromo
Mixa Pursi Orotund
Hester Prome
Leo Skolny
Thornhill
Brome
Jimmy Butwell
Garrison
Cunard
Borel
Harry Shaw
Butwell
The Tribune Racing Chart wre. Everything men and boys Wear
Bargain prices on suits for men and boys listed as $6.50 $8.50 and $10.50. Mixed assortment includes boys wear and mixtures as part of a promotional sale in the Tribune advertisement.
Giants Crush Braves Twice Signaling Push Toward First Division
The Giants routed the Braves twice yesterday afternoon boosting confidence for a drive on the first division. The camp believes the club has regained the form of the early 1910s with Matty in good condition and a frontline pitching lineup of Alexander Faber Mamaux Mayer noted as top. The author notes the persistent alibi of players using unfamiliar clubs and argues good shots win despite gear, citing Vardon Kirkby and Van Vleeck as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braves
Giants
Matty
Harry Vardon
Essex County
Oswald Kirkby
Fox Hills
Eddie van Vleeck
Cobb Leads The League In A World Of Stale News
The piece mashes sports chatter with aging topics noting Cobb and Crawford in a weak Tigers infield with Boston and Yale referenced. It mocks press satire and comments on English Stroke and ball quality while weaving in players Bush Witt Young and Nickall in a fragmented pastiche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb
Bush
Witt
Detroit
Young
Tiger
Crawford
Irolita Wins Ocean Race From New London to Marblehead
Marblehead Mass June 28 After fighting light winds calms and fogs the first of three yachts in the Eastern Yacht Club ocean race from New London Conn finished off Marblehead Rock covering 195 miles in a little under forty one hours E Walter Clarks schooner Istalena formerly a 17 foot one design sloop It was her first race under schooner rig Two hours after Commodore Herbert M Sears s Constellation timed followed by the sloop Avenger The summary follows Lone Ceratanation Abecaer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Mass
Eastern Yacht Club
New London
Constellation
Avenger
Yankees Buy Shawkey to Strengthen Pitching Staff
The New York Yankees purchased Bob Shawkey from the Athletics, a young right handed pitcher expected to bolster Donovan's staff. At twenty five, Shawkey has spent the 1918 season with the Athletics and is viewed as a strong addition to the rotation. Also noted is the purchase of George Mogridge for delivery after the Western League season, after thirteen wins and four losses this year. Frank Robinson defeated Charles Smith after ten rounds at the Vanderbilt Athletic Club, outpointing George Young with Young knocked down in the sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
Yankees
Bob Shawkey
Athletics
Key
Donovan
The
Athletica
George Mogridge
Des Moines
Mogridge
Frank Robinson
Charles Smith
George Young
Newark
Vanderbilt Athletic Club
Young
Favorites Win Their Matches on Clay Courts
Pittsburgh June 2 The clay court championship saw the end of the first through third rounds and several fourth round matches. R Norris Williams and M W Washburn advanced easily, while Harvard’s Lawrence Curtis pushed Williams in one set. Princeton’s George M Churel eliminated C L Roseman. F C Inman defeated W H Y Hackett. Dean Mathey won both matches. Julian S Merick presided as referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
R. Norris Williams
M. W. Washburn
Lawrence Curtis
Harvard
George M. Churel
Princeton
C. L. Roseman
Detroit
W. H. Y. Hackett
Moston
F.C. Inman
Wes Fide Tennis Club
Dean Mathey
California
Matehns
Julian S._Merick
Thee Side Tennis Club
New York
Muse
Seoid Kvetok
Tanan Wertie
Yorn
Mefeines We Teackett
Rost NG Koper Bivens
Prisburga
Pier Ieee
Pitisbura
Seaton
Lawrence
Honkee
Pitan
Fea
Mohs
Wisterhalt
Gant
Dilegraggh, Detent Stelios Pusmatet
Harrap
Siing Teatrh
Ted
Tyler
Fifty two Boys Join In Battle on Courts
Fifty two boys began the first junior Staten Island championship tennis tourney at Clifton Club Arroebar. Otto G Garbe led the committee as 21 of 52 remain after the first round, with matches featuring Walter Hanlon Curtis HS and Willard Bottaford, M Banks of Stuyvesant, Shamus Kelly, Donaldson and others amid lively crowd and generous cake and lemonade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hawthorne
Staten Island
Clifton Tennis Club
Arroebar
Staten
Otto G. Garbe
Walter Hanlon
Curtis High School
Willard Bottaford
Hanson
Bottseford
M. Banks
Stuyvesant
Austin Doyle
Shamus Kelly
Fred Wilner
Shamus
Crews Elect Captains Chickering Orme and Bratton Honored
Poughkeepsie June 24 Pennsylvania elected W E Chickering in the varsity for the next two years as captain elect He is from Philadelphia class of 16 twenty years old 5 feet 9 inches 166 pounds Stanford elected C H Orme No 6 captain He is twenty two years old 6 feet 1 inch 181 pounds Bratton No 4 elected captain next year at Cornell Syracuse left for home after naming captains Bratton is twenty five years old 6 feet 11 inches 181 pounds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepaie
Pennsylvania
W. E. Chickering
Tow
Inet
Chickering
Philadelphia
Vivian Nickalls
Leland Stanford
C.H. Orme
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Anderson
Champion Beats Wood
Kings County Club
Tus
Brooklyn
J. & Thompson
Broomstick
Emden
Loweder
the Tribune Racing
TAO
Tooker Om
Mike
Juno Pena
Juan
Berrin
Tao Rheiny
Woyas Marten Ras
Dante Owart
Miller
Govastereuat
Wisner
Meakier
Trent
Burwell
Pelle Charmine
Salve Folloner
Sma
Herold
Mopac
Wa Winrar
Pinebene
Asralaht
Sinth
Winer
Bee
Fran Fon
Pen Miah
Letra
Broadway
Tiesets
Nismse
34Th St
St Maier
Fasrarenber
Fifth Ave
Aimar
Aqueduct Track
Turion
Ign
Greer Mroomvaie
Rover
Radon
Dixon Park
Berfeidy
Duke of Dunbar
Patrik
Wabatike
Batty
Madison
Raver James
Mace
Ove Arin
Ed Upward
Ory Bicar
Ieee
Mle Beck
Pmol
Ol Harmen
Iginny Pesekhorn
Helen Barives
Ster Yananke Dee Detbold
eMeputveda
Cheppertright
Blue Hills
Yale
Cornell
Poughkeepsie
Alexander, Faber, Mamaux
Mayer
Alexander
Jerry Travers
Niblick
Plato Pete
Wray
Boston
New Haven
Nickall
Irolita
Abecaer
Jimmy Dut
Kid Ghetto
Lem
Pinkie B
Queens Co
Lander
Myrick
Statens Island
Guy
Lite Cell Donaldson
Metropolitan
Forest Hills
FE. P. Fairchild
Eatwelenbad
Cecil
H. W. Forster
Park Hill
Clifte
Gollan
Beery
Maui Fu Wultam Varmelm Yalrebta
George Pregions
Willan Yaad
Bias
Chickering, Orme
Bratton
Sane
Murads
Murad
Ise
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