Roi Craig Wins Winfield Steeplechase at Aqueduct
Roi Craig a six year old bay gelding by Greentree Stable led from start to finish to win the Winfield Steeplechase Handicap at about two miles on an Aqueduct afternoon. Jockey Vincent Powers steered the winner as Hal Craig and Peccant were public choices. Joyful and other contenders struggled, with Roi Craig pulling clear in the stretch to claim $3,150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J
Greentree
Roi Craig
Aqueduct Track
Vincent Powers
Kol Craig
Hal Craig
Peecant
Kingdom 24
Alo
Rol Ceaig
Powers
Hyere
Widener
Joyful
Roy Craig
Inns
Bea’ Craford
F. Amjaree
Fiat Arid
Aqueduct Entries and Fees Noted in Local Briefs
A garbled segment lists Aqueduct entries and related fees, referencing race details and penalties. The fragment mentions Rove and Rawle with unclear results and a note about an apprentice allowance, implying a short internal notice on entry costs and discipline.
Ouimet Wins Medal In Qualifying For Mass Golf Title
Salem Ma June 26 Francis Ouimet of Woodland led 32 players in the Massachusetts state golf championship at Kernwood CC, qualifying for match play from 118 entrants. He set an obscured course record in the forenoon with 470 then posted 73 in the afternoon for a 143 total, seven strokes ahead of HW Estabrook of the Country Club. Ouimet opens tomorrow against W F Quinlin of Scarboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Francis Ouimet
Woodland
Kernwood Country Club
HW. Estabrook
Louis
Scarboro
Bes
Ian Guimet
Fetabrook
Country Club
F.C. New
Burn
Burne
Alho- FE Lowery
Norfolk
Halls
G.F. Audhued
Senburo
Ti C. If. Lyails Bellevue
IR. Go
Bobby Jones to Enter Harvard in the Fall
Bobby Jones of Atlanta, noted amateur golfer and 1930 National Amateur champion, will enter Harvard University this fall to pursue a Bachelor of Arts degree. His father, Robert I. Jones, will fund tuition and related expenses. Jones plans to compete in national amateur events and open golf tournaments during his studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Jones
Harvard
Atla Cruse - Jones
Atlanta
Renaine
Robert I. Jones
Todos Youndine
James Mewar
Grorilla
Golf Adventurers Plan Southampton Voyage
Duncan and Mitchell of the United States sail from New York to Southampton aboard the liner Majestic after three months of play on U.S. courses. The group includes amateur Wit Reokie, Senet of New Jersey Tait, and Be rmington Counter Iuby, with home pro Will officiating at Brook inke Club today at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Wen Oe uMen
Abe Mitchell
Southampton
Majestic
United States
Yaad Wit Reokie
New Je cx Tait
Bermington
Jimny Fyfy
Brook Inke Club
Madinim
S.J
Notable Local Boxing Card Features Wide Rounds
A garbled report lists multiple fighters including Panney Shugrus and Charney Pilkington in a 12 round bout sequence with several names like Leonard Vowamsder and A. Asdohany, plus mentions of Parke and Francs in a Saturday event. It reads as a crowded card with many placeholder or misspelled names and unclear results.
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Ray —Thanny
Willie Bem
Hayenne
Dohany
Leonard Vowamsder
Parke
Argentine Poloists Defeat Quid Nunes In Extra Period
In Hurlingham London on June 28 the Argentine Federation polo team beat Quid Nunes after four minutes of overtime by 7 to 6. The Argentines led 5-0 in the third period but Quidnunes staged a rally to tie 6-6, then 7-6 before John Miles tied and David Miles won it in the extra period with four minutes to spare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurlingham
England
Quid Nunes
Miles Brothers
J.D. Neivon
Louis Lacey
Quidnunes
Tl. W. Kirkwood
Phipps Hornby
A. L. Tate
Viscount Wimbourne
Qhidasnes
David Aliles
Latonia Entries and Various Goods Listing Fragments
Fragmented OCR list shows names, locations, quantities, prices, and notes across multiple entries. Mentions Clintonville, Beeson, and various items like meals, rewraps, and goods with scattered monetary values and quantities. The readable content is inconsistent and partial.
Princeton Wins Intercollegiate Golf Title
Princeton University captured the team championship in the Intercollegiate golf tournament at Garden City, led by Rudolph Knepper who won the low medal in the individual competition. The Tigers finished with 1.10 points over four rounds, an average of 319-16 per round, ahead of Dartmouth and Yale. Knepper and teammates Wintringer and Sparks starred, as Harvard qualified one more player, while Columbia and Cornell did not enter a team.
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Ray McCarthy
Princeton University
Garden City
Rudolph EB. Knepper
Tigers
Ne “Wrtmouth
Greenwich
Dartmouth
Nassau
Mack
Yale
Blt
Ted
New Hampshire
Martin
Harvard
Wildine
Pennsylvania
Coolumbia
Cornell
Princeton
Cannon
Audh
Rudolph Keeper
Wintringer
W. B Sparks
Morvich and Olympus Eastbound Entries in Kentucky Race
Morvich shipped to New York for a rest before likely next start. Olympus, with Whisk the Eel and Hruomster, remains at La Conia to represent the Payne Whitney stable in the Latonia Derby for a $15,000 purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnas
Judy F Servien
New York
Agenerata
Olympus
Stiabiernute
Lae Conia
Hruomster
Payne Whitney Stable
Latonia
Kentucky Jockey Club
Aileen Riggin to Swim Against Sybil Bauer
Aileen Riggin announces a bold campaign entering the AAU championship water events. The fifteen year old plans to compete in the Metropolitan senior 10 yard event and backstroke series against Sybil Bauer of the Milwaukee A C in a demanding program following her national indoor springboard title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aileen Riggin
Sybil Bauer
Mlinoin A. C
Johnny Shugrac to Meet Wilkington Saturday
Johnny Shugrac will face Wilkington in a Saturday boxing card at the Sporting Club in Masiem. The event features a ten round bout with Shugrac aiming for a decisive win as he seeks a title opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Shugrac
Wilkington
Mayer Freeesagen
Masiem
Johnny
Ghagres
Chorley Bileington
Harlem
Rounes
Shuxrne
Strut Victorine
Dundry
Johney Waite & Formidable
Seema
Japan to use Boxer indemnity funds for Chinese students
The government plans at the next Diet session to appropriate money owed by China under the Boxer indemnity agreement to aid Chinese students studying in Japan. Many are now short of funds as remittances from Peking have not arrived and Javanese banks have stopped advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toko
Japan
China
Peking
Many Girls to Compete In Meet at Brighton
Twenty girls from Life Insurance Company A A will join the first women’s open athletic meet at the new Brighton Beach Field on Saturday. The New York Turn Verein will send a strong contingent and Hempel visitors Elsie and Adele will enter multiple events. Catherine Davis of Scranton, a top female bacheer, travels with her sister Rhea to challenge for prizes.
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Life Insurance Company
A. A
New Brighton Beach
Prise
New York University
New York Turn Verein
Hempel Vistors
Elsie
Adele
Mixes Catherine Davis
Scranton
Rhea
Intercollegiate Tennis singles survivors named in tight rounds
At Merion Cricket Club Philadelphia the fifth round left Walter Wesbrook Michigan and Wray Brown Washington University plus Philip Neer Stanford and J Williams Yale as remaining singles contenders. Brown defeated James Davies Stanford in three sets 1 16 64 with Davies faltering on three double faults late.
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Philadelphia
Pacific Coast
Intercollegiate Tennis Association
Merion Cricket Club
Walter Wesbrook
Michigan
Wray Brown
Washington University
St. Louis
Philip Neer
Leland Stanford
J. Williams
Yale
Brown
James Davies
Leland Stanfort
Davies
Morwat
Unix Vernaylvania
Ater Neer Hat
Contes
English Is Medalist in Play For Connecticut Golf Title
Connecticut golf championship drew 169 players at Sheaves Point links New London. F R English of Waterbury won medal with 82 and 72 total 154, beating Reginald Lewis of Greenwich and W Parker Seely of Brooklawn who tied at 159. Arnold Jackson of Greenwich also played well with a 109 total to reach champions, while Governor Lake withdrew at the last minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Connecticut
F. R. English
Waterbury
Reginald Lewis
Greenwich
W. Parker Seely
Brooklawn
Arnold Jackson
Eurit'wan
Tepvine
Tienen
Aimia Jackson
Treen
Wavelney
Mery Jackson
Feichnar
Nieskiawn
Janice Ie Merck
Lewis
Eee Beeshin
Bban
Governor Lake
Waadway
Marold
Mervard Wolf
Eataea
Kngtian
Waternary Vetner
Lewin
Grevnwish
Letonia Results and standings at the 103 meet
The report lists numerous competitors and placements across events with names such as Princess, Fay, Margaret Ware, Lily Oh, Grace Daugher, Veronica Virgo, and Tony Lady. It records prize amounts like $460 and $690, times and distances, and notes four year seas Cosinning and Chester Park puree results among many obscured lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Tahtates
Pete
Toe Jowanses
Connelly
Ias
Nive” Spa
Newport
Ereme Walton
Lily Oh
Margaret Ware
Lucy Chapebil
Phenetalow
Pusee
Feer
Grace Daueher
Tony Lady
Chinale Walsh
Studved
Arravan
Ale Farfengsl
Iamnar
Gurt Penman
Gleaned From the Diamond By W B Hanna
Judge Landis warns Yankee and Sox on betting about horses and ball players. The piece discusses McGraw, Ruth, Speaker and other stars, noting weather, form, and the return to big time play with cautious optimism for the season ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hanna
Judge Landis
Yankee
Sox
Horson
Evans Eliminates Both Head And McKee in Western Tourney
Kansas City June coverage of the Western amateur golf match play, where Evans defeats Head and McKee in tight rounds. Johnston of Minnesota State falls to Gainer of Omaha, while Ko taeajen edges Held after twenty holes. Numerous matches go to extra holes as players push toward the eighteenth, with drama surrounding Evans and McKee late in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Head
McKee
Kansas City
Aes
Harrison Johnston
St. Maul
Francia Gainer
Omaha
Weil
Chick Kotaeajen
Gainer
Johnston
George van Elm
Salt Lake
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Aqueduct
Greentree Stable’s Bay Gelding
Edict
Telendia
Ediet
Ferogh
Pianer
Delendia
Auckly
Oak Midge
Ecoved
Fran
Cannes
Clarence
Kamsaer
Allan
Aix
Dale Fur Jones
Cum
Seasoe
Merimee
Pronte
Mir
Aqueduct Racetrack
Weatner
Evan Frit
Ian Mandi
Joe Wenn
Welland Acon
Eerie
Ferveng
Howe
Firth
Tage
Seth Race
Ian
Ouimet
Mass
Duncan and
Mitchell
Cunymins
Espean-Okew
Tania
Clintonville
Filhis & Howriton
Minnie
Hudter
Wenmarsy Hey
Rajerbeusa
Elaine
Wordnet
Amb
Baie
Aperentien Allowanes
Knepper
Heinie Groh
Heinie Grok
Gallivante
wWifteult Garden City
Iran
Ani
Pollack Wood
Kneptes
Das
Boyd
Princetonian
Lovell
Bash
Jones
Wintringes
Spain McMahon
James Ward
Laddie" McMahon
Angelody
Ward
Nellwood
Gandga
Wren
Wishart Wari
Tall
Mahonse
Wywine
Pak
ETON
Hoherr
Yare
Parisrouta
Marward
Morvich
Chick Evans
Brighton
Iams
Morris Duane
Kingiee
Dinh Serr
Latant
Fok
Smorra
Econ
Haries Grandi
Mencimona Son Brevin
Diradtey Ahd de Gund Horsert
A and A. i Prankenain
Howard Dse Harshton
Andres Morgan Varavanati
Alii
Marenutt
Mikiean
Melavebiin Cov
English
Letonia
Kewple O Neil
Cheam
Gen Winwire
Wihager
Jersey
Aluneh
Yair
Marea Princeton
McGraw
Cardinals
Bidie Almamith
St Lucia
Avai
Clare Graf
Quinn
Ruth
Speaker
Frisch
Rawlings
Dan McGuire
Cunningham
Young
Chick
Harrison Johnyog
Minnesota
Walls
Gaines
Colt
Viney
Heaes Chica
MoKen
Ts Binge
Avteatad
Lenin
Owen
Parser
Des Minas Arfens
Weness
Wright
Sugeien
Lake
Melon Lala
Hoki
Kak
Rage Nady
Fur
Fred Wright
Los Angeles
McKee Sen
Per
McKee Snally
Evane
McKey
Bacs Sad Istved
Chinege
Ameresw
Tsirty-Sia
Kevesa
Chocamy
Jone
Basel
Stephen J.flron
Golf Suis
East 42Nd Stee
Hasan
Dalton
West Sah St
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