Harvard Crew Favorite for Water Battle on the Thames
Yale and Harvard crews prepare for the annual Thames regatta with ideal weather forecast and both varsity and freshman races scheduled. Yale leads after a freshman four victory, while Roosevelt's attendance is uncertain. Rivalry dominates the harbor as coaches, captains, and alumni gather amid crowds and rising tension for the late afternoon and evening races.
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Gales Ferry
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Robert Bacon
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Harvard
Cambridge
Roosevelt
Long Island Sound
Wodell
Ward
Thames
W. F. Garcelon
Red Top
Jim Wrar
Julian Curtiss
Gales Perry
Crimson
Harvard Cubs
New Haven
Oscar Graves
Tucker
Appleton
Howe
Valentine Chappell
Regatta
Revenue Cutters
Thames Club
Poughkeepsie
Carmen wins first pro ride at Vailsburg track Newark
Carmen, a first night professional rider, debuts at Vailsburg cycle track Newark New Jersey and wins a twenty mile motor paced match over W L Mitten and Norman Anderson. The meet also includes a three mile professional handicap won by Joe Fogler and an amateur one mile title won by Joe Wesringer with Werner Beck second. A twenty mile motor paced race ends with Carmen of Jamaica Long Island first and Mitten second ahead of Anderson with times listed.
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Vailsburg
Newark
N. J
W. L. Mitten
Norman Anderson
Joe Fogler
Brooklum
John Bedell
Lanbrook
al Halstead
Sacramento
F. Hill
Boston
Frederick G. West
San Francisco
Joe Wesringer
Werner Beck
Bay View W
Frank Hlatz
Jersey City
Chris Schelier
Racing Rule Rescinded in London Jockey Club Decision
The Jockey Club stewards met and withdrew the rule passed June 1, 19, that no weight would be allotted to a horse in a handicap until it had run three times in the United Kingdom. The rule aimed at American horses and followed New York State’s 1866 anti-bookmaking legislation but proved ineffective.
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London
Jockey Club
United Kingdom
New York State
Ten Yachts Sail in Fifth Indian Harbor Yacht Club Race
Ten yachts started the fifth annual Indian Harbor Yacht Club race from Greenwich to New London, a 72 mile course. Signals were given from the tug Edmund Moran at 8:30 AM off Great Captain's Island. Expect finish at Bartlett's Reef Lightship. Aurora and Istalena led the fleet with other entries across classes P M N L and schooner, with finish anticipated by midnight or before daybreak.
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Morton F. Plant
Harry L. Maxwell
Adventuress
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Lawrence Carr
Gossoon
W. H. Bowes
J. H. Hammond
Monks Brothers
Windward
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Herreshoff
Aurora
Jeffries Demonstrates Pace in Nevada Exhibition
James J. Jeffries sparred six rounds at Moana with Joe Choynski Brother Jack and Sam Berger before a thousand spectators including Governor Dickerson. He showed speed only in the Berger bout delivering a knockdown. Johnson trained nearby and other camp notes cover sunshade props and ring size talks.
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Moana
Joe Choynski
Brother Jack
Sam Berger
Berger
Sam
Moving Picture
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Cox
State Police
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State Penitentiary
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Chornski
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Johnson
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Monahan
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Tex Richard Johnson
Nevada
Fight doctors disagree do Johnson Jeffries clash near Reno
San Francisco reports diverging views on the upcoming match between Johnson and Jeffries. Tommy Burns expects Jeffries to win by knockout around the twentieth round, while Lang, McIntosh, and Fitzsimmons favor Johnson or see a lengthy bout. Burns cites rib injuries and Johnson’s performance against Burns, predicting a decisive wallop if Jeffries lands solid punches.
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Tommy Burns
Jack Johnson
Australia
Reno
Burns
Jeffries
Johnson
Lang
McIntosh
Ketchel
Myself
Bob Fitzsimmons
Marama
Sydney
Johnson Is Faster
Reno reports Governor Dickerson evaluating the Jeffries Johnson bout. He says Johnson is faster and cleverer with harder defense, but Jeffries has more power and ruggedness. He would not guess the outcome, admitting he has seen only the Gans vs Britt fight years ago.
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Reno
Nev
Dickerson
Jim Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Jeffries
Johnson
Joe Gans
Jimmy Britt
San Francisco
Great Neck Wins Hempstead Polo Cup in Westbury Final
Great Neck defeated the second four 10 to 6 in the Hempstead Cup final at the Phipps estate Westbury Long Island. The Cooperstown four defaulted to Meadow Brook First due to polo injuries and fatigue. Rumsey and Milburn impacted play with notable actions and injuries as Great Neck surged to a 10 goal net score after eight periods of 72 minutes.
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Westbury
Long Island
Cooperstown
Meadow Brook
Rockaway
C. P. Beadleston
Malcolm Stevenson
Phipps Estate
C. C. Rumsey
H. C. Phipps
Rumsey
James G. Milburn, Jr
Holp
W. R. Grace
J. P. Grace
C. H Sabin
H. Hadden
G. Milburn
Howard Phipps
Twee Ewe Ceccoees
W. Russell Grace
Hamilton Hadden
James G. Millburn, Jr
H.C. Phipps
Arthur McClure
E. G. Smith
Commercial High Wins Championship Over Commerce of Manhattan
The Commercial High School of Brooklyn defeated the High School of Commerce of Manhattan 8 to 2 at Washington Park Brooklyn to claim the city high school championship for the second straight year. A large crowd watched as Commercial dominated with strong hitting and solid defense.
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High School of Commerce
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Abribpo Ae Willams
Beck
Weiss
Schaefer
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Stuart
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Greene
Galway
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Macarone
Pancoast
Saperstein
Stern
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Moran
Alleva
Waite
Sheridan refuses to quit as umpire for American League
Chicago June 29 President B B Johnson of the American League has rejected Jack Sheridan's resignation. The veteran umpire arrived from Washington and said he needs a rest after more than thirty years in the role, noting the glare on the diamonds and constant mental strain has caused severe headaches.
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B. B. Johnson
Jack Sheridan
Washington
Sheridan
Giants Meet Brooklyn At Polo Grounds This Afternoon
Baseball card notes a 4 PM game at the Polo Grounds with the Giants facing Brooklyn. Admission is 60 cents.
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Polo Grounds
Giants
Brooklyn
Eronel II Wins Easily in Bermuda Race
The motor boats Eronel II and Yo Ho arrived in Hamilton Bermuda after a race from New York. Eronel II finished at 1:24 a.m. and Yo Ho at 7:00 a.m. Eronel II had a handicap of 3 hours 15 minutes 32 seconds and won by a wide margin.
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Yo Ho
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Broomstick
Sue . Smith
C. L. Harrison
Joe Bettin
St. Main
High E
Thomas
Aidrian
Archibald
Iit
Novelty
Grt Reid
Mr. Golight
Pleasant
Lang
Fair Miss
A Butwell
Ben Lasca
Ste McGee
Lackrose Lit
Walsh
Ween Tones
Meridian
Aldrian
Watervale
Chambers Beats Reimer In Knickerbocker Cup Singles
In Flatbush the Knickerbocker Cup singles third round saw Charles Chambers defeat Lincoln Reimer in straight sets after a tight 9-6 4-6 6-3. Earlier Boggs upset Jennings while Roberts swept Moore and Baggs beat Voshell in other matches.
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Flatbush
Lincoln Reimer
Columbia
Charles €. Chambers
Lindley Dunham
S. Howard Voshell
Walter L. Pate
Richard L. Baggs
Frederick <. Baggs
J. T. Allen
Harry S. Roberts
L. P. Moore
Richard H. Boggs
William N. Jennings
Walter A. Watson
George W. Salinger
Harry L. Graff
Frederick C. Baggs
H. L. Ehrich
Paul Foerster
Wiliam N. Jennings
W. L. O’brien
C. W. Hambien
Guillaume II Wins Prix Cremorne At Le Tremblay
Paris June 29 Guillaume II owned by W K Vanderbilt wins the Prix Cremorne at Le Tremblay. Brume, also from the same owner, finishes third in the Prix the Frisky Matron.
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le Tremblay
W. K. Vanderbilt
Guillaume II
Brume
Three Year Old Jumpers Allowed Start in August Rule
Race report from Sheepshead Bay describes Hilarious finishing near the pace in the Long Island Handicap while Fashion Plate won the Metro Handicap. Details cover horses, jockeys, bets, and racing incidents, plus a noted rule amendment permitting three-year-old jumpers to start August 1, aiming to foster earlier jumper development at Saratoga and other events.
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J R. Keene
Wigner
Wwe
Fashion
Qiu
Czar
McGee
Hilarious
Fashion Plate
James R. Keene
Sheepshead Bay
Gravesend
Powers
Gon Veter
L. Harrison
Meridian
Sen
Broomstick
Sue Smith
Hildreth
Bonnie Kelso
Dave Woodford
Beverwyck
Coney Island Jockey Club
Nolan
Hampton Court
Glass
M. Cambon
Chari
Iron Mask
National Stechase and Hunt Association
August Beime
Saratoga
Hutchinson Wins Western Pennsylvania Open Title
Pittsburg June 2 Jack Hutchinson won the Western Pennsylvania Golf Association open championship at Oakmont Country Club. It was his second year taking the title and he posted a 36 hole score of 147.
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Pittsburg
Western Pennsylvania Golf Associati
Oakmont Country Club
Hutchinson
Best the Turk Here and Fons of L pets
Fragmentary OCR note provides unclear phrases about a Turk and mentions sand and pets. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or events present to form a coherent news item.
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