Runs Well Not Too Wisely in a Turbulent Ride
Garner rode Miller entry Grumpy after being bumped hours earlier and was unfit for another mount. Captain Carsatt’s mare showed prime form but may have fallen to Grumpy with a fresher rider. Gar Ter nearly fainted after weighing in and was taken to the jockeys’ clubhouse, excused from Alone At Last in race five.
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Miller
Garner
Brockmiller
Captain Carsatt
Fettle
Gar Ter
Jockeys’ Club
Aqueduct Track Results Highlight Austin’s Thoroughbred Win
In yesterday afternoon’s Aqueduct racing program FD Burrows reports the feature Union Selling Stake won by W D Austin Jr’s bay gelding Terminator after a bold stretch drive by jockey Max Garner. The seven furlong event drew ten starter as others chased the $1,600 purse and a dramatic finish unfolded with multiple challengers and high speed around the one mile and a quarter track. The meeting also included the two mile steeplechase won by Abdon with Frontier moments after a late surge by Powder Porter and other notable performances across the card.
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FD. Burrows
Aqueduct Track
W. DP. Austin, Jr
Tate
Se Post
Union
Queen's Core
Jockey Club
Max Garner
Hint
Sore
Seine
Mingk
Mae Arphy
Gantsee
Hiyaat
Tine
Wuswah Resrest
Feminist
Bien
TRE Union Felling Starrs
Eac
Ir Sobarapian
Eas
Lai
Lyke
Woirnen
Gandow
Macsbrook
Feild
Rd Stonewood
Mer
Ramee
Abdon
Ron
Bian Epi Wweels
Weiser
Unclear Aqueduct Entries and Tournament Notes
Fragmented OCR text describes Aqueduct entries and a golf tourney with names like Macy and Macy’s missed shot at a final hole. Mentions several players, venues, and scattered scores, obscured by garbled characters and partial phrases.
Greenwich golf title heats up at Lewenhwich Country Club
Telegraph dispatch reports the eighteenth Connecticut golf championship at Greenwich Lewich Greenwich. Reginald Lewis Ridgefield meets Samuel J. Geatian Greenwich in a noon match while Graham and Jackson win key bouts. Lewis powers to a strong pace and under par highlights, with strong showings from Brooklawn and Hartfort rivals in the field.
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Greenwich
Conn
Connecticut
Lewenwich
Robert Mie
Brooklawn
Bridgeport
Reginald Lewis
Ridgefield
Samuel J. Geatian
W. A. Jackson
Hartford
Graham
Jackson
G. Lynde
Greenich
Williams Colege
Richard L. Jackson
Sed Meriden
Abbott
Yale
John L. Huvhard
Lewis
M. A. Davis
Newaven
Thas
Rummary
Meen
Enn
Sea Fey
Ee Dackuins Martin
Webant Fe Jackows
Varker Kies
Nealamn
Coren Opt
Golf and Baseball Banter Amid 1910s Spring Rivalries
A wrap of sport and culture with playful quips on golf niblicks and early baseball currents. It notes Johnson and Alexander as winning pitchers, references Braves Stallings optimism, and mocks Yankees and Indians while recalling Tinker, Evers, and the old-time famous lineup.
Davis Leads Two Finals In Cleveland Clay Court
Willis B. Davis of San Francisco reaches the doubles and singles finals at the national clay court championship in Lakewood, defeating Doyle and Knox in doubles and Garland in singles. Stanford entrants join to challenge for titles while Molla Bjurstedt and Martha Guthrie win women's semifinals to meet Saturday. Davis also advances with George M. Church and Dean Mathes as defending champions look on.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Willis BE. Davis
San Francisco
Dan
Pennsylvania
Harold van Dyke
Dean Mathes
Stanthey
Church
Mise Molla Bjurstedt
Martha Guthrie
Pittsburgh
Miss Bjerstedt
Florence Ballin
New York
Guthrie
Harry Bickle
Toronto
Willis
Davis
Charles S. Garland
Conrad B. Doyle
Washington
William &. Mellroy
Johns
AG. Spaulding
T. W. Hendricks
Hatfelo
Doyle
Knox
C. O. Benton
Mrs Petes
Bowman Wins Finals in Junior Open Tennis Tourney
Herbert J. Bowman of Mount Vernon High School captured the first annual junior open at the Entry Club of Westchester yesterday, defeating W. B. Washburn Jr. 6-2 4-6 6-2. Bowman dominated most rallies, finishing many points at the net with sharp play.
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Bowman
Herbert J. Bowman
Mount Vernon
Westchester
W. B. Washburn, Jr
Washburn
Beck Denies Signing With Any Pro Team
Don Beck Spurns Tigers Donatdeck, the star southpaw, denied yesterday that he had signed to pitch for any professional club. Rumors of Beck joining Detroit or other teams surface after Captain Bobby Watt joined Detroit and George Stith joined the Giants, with renewed talk of Beck going to the Tigers. He reportedly accepted a post with the Interborough.
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Donatdeck
Cumbine
Bobby Watt
Detroit
George Stith
Giants
Beck
Tigers
Portsider
Interborough
Rochester blanked Newark Indians in low-scoring tilt
Rochester defeated Newark 7 to 0 at Newark as Pieh and Kirmayer kept the visitors off balance. Newark twice had a man to third but could not push across a run, while Rochester’s bats scattered hits and the defense held firm through nine innings.
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Rochester
Newark
Indiana
Pieh
Kirmayer
Indians
Jenkins
Union College
Yankees
Wilkingon
Allentown
Abrhpo
Hie
Kod Sa Teach
Siren
Milan
Sloan
Witter
Dearty
Hehwert
Tlaie, Co
Pier
Ah O Sehacht
Tenney
Providence Wins in Tenth as Anderson and Oestows Atenotts Lead
Baltimore Scores Over Montreal as Providence battles to victory in the tenth. Toronto fights gamely in a tight matchup as Crowtt and Me provide late defense and offense amid a chaotic page of conflicting lines and garbled OCR.
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Rochester
New Buffalo
Providence
Richmond
Baltimore
Newark
Buffalo
Montreal
Toronto
B.C
Provid
Tor Bul'lo
Wate’ Rich'd
Roch'r
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R Pee Boi
Eo Ak Hk Ae
Rader
Anderson
Oestows
Coveleskie's Wild Throws Beat Tigers in Chicago Victory
Chicago defeated Detroit 8 to 2 as Harry Coveleskie pitched well and contributed with strong innings. Wolfgang supported on the mound for the Cubs, who moved into fourth place. the game details note key at bats and fielding plays from both teams.
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Chicago
Harry Coveleskie
Detroit
Wolfgang
A. T
Abrupe
Weaver
Cow
Jack
Miss Wagner to Meet Miss Wildey in Tennis Final
Finalists in singles and doubles were decided at the Sleepy Hollow Country Club invitation tournament. Marie of New York and Edna Wildey of Plainfield NJ reach the singles final, while Kissel Browning Vanderhoef Wood lead doubles.
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Grantland Rice
Sleepy Hollow
New York
Maxwell Marston
Baltusrol
Philip Carter
Nassau
Hamilton K. Kerr
Greenwich
Narain
Sleepy Hollow Country Club
Scarbrrough-on-Hudson
Marie
Edna Willey
Plainfield
N. J
Ian Kissel
Natalie Browning
Mari Vanderhoef
Rawson Wood
Minx Wildey Hind
Miss Vanderhoef
Miss Wagner
Homer Stuart Grown
Winn
Sherrod Smith Dominates Braves In Brooklyn Win
Brooklyn Robins defeat Boston Braves 2 to 1 behind Sherrod Smith dominant pitching. Evers wild throw and Daubert’s hits spark the Robins while Smith scatters four hits and fans batters with sharp control. Stalings argues with the umpire O Day over balls and strikes as Brooklyn holds on for victory.
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Teleeraph
the Tribune
Roston
Sherrod Smith
Brooklyn Robins
Boston Braves
Smith
Johnny Evers
Sherwood Magee
Boston
Robin
Rabbit Maranville
Evers
Red Smith
Hank O'Day
George Stallings
Stallings
Percy Naughton
Theatter
O'Diay
Neh
Brooklyn
Jimmy Johnston
Tom
Johnston
Nehf
Stengel
Daubert
Buck Wheat
Mowres
Culshaw
Kenetchy
Marand Evers
Fitzpatrick
Mayes
Wheat
Olson
LYN
Maranviiless
Fuaratiickrt
Weeas
Mowrey
Catehaway
Pilteies
Benin
Paster Bey
Cardinals Defeated by Joe Tinker's Chicago Team
The St Louis Cardinals were defeated 8 to 2 by Chicago after a long road trip. Zeider stole home for the standout moment as Joe Tinker's lineup dominated the scoring and the visitors claimed the win in St Louis.
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Cardinals
Joe Tinker
St Louis
St. Louis
Chicago
Zeider
CHCA
N. Ly
Pene
Abe Poas Teller
PO Baten
Bawcher
Mann
Bang
Miler
Inatech
Morrebe
Siier
Moth
Smrget
Vigunes
Eurhan
Mal Goa
Meimman
iGoneaie
Mulia
Iran
Ana Corkan
Public School 88 Baseball Champions Defeat 128 in Borough Showdown
Public School No. 88 won the interborough baseball title by beating Public School No. 128 6 to 5 at Ebbets Field yesterday afternoon. It marks the second straight year the Queens team has defeated Brooklyn rivals for the championship.
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Borough of
Queena
Brookelyn
Ebbets Field
Queens
Inds
Brooklyn
Rermcein
Rann
Taipei
Orimunies
Nook Ate Doehier
Doiren
Marga
Pinto
Sehdf
Toa Tieeen
Eg Pests Ak
Sean
Tekine
Wiles
Fourth of July Apparel and Gear Sale in Norfolk
The ad promotes comfortable clothing and travel wear for the Fourth with Shantung silk and white serge options. Offers include flannel trousers, roadster dusters, featherweight tuxedos, blue serge suits. Also lists fishing gear, lines, hooks, sinkers, Kodaks and films for outdoor activities.
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Marston
Carter
H. B. Wilson
H. C. Berner
Naseau
Glen Cove
Long Island
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Berner
Ni Ge'for
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Sharer
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Eesdeest Phillies
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Tier
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Aina
Viesen
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Willie
Thind Rixteen
Ewrence
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Tamale
Arinney
Choate
Keep Hains
Winia
Velane
Ais Pinareos
Nalena
Shevatuewar
Anaesa
Bateuon Iene
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Humboldt
Menéca
James Donaldson
Glenview Country Club
Midwood
Howe
Pardom
Byron
Tigors
Red Sox
White Sox
Braves
Johnson
Alexander
Cub
Chance
Steiny
J. Evers
Vapire
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Angela
Brownie
Johnny Kling
Circus Sally
Jimmy Sheckard
Phillies
Regs
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Reds
Moran and Dillon
Ara Igarettes
Peorn Gee
Don Beck
Spurns
Broncos
Newark Indians
International Tailenders
Coveleskie
WMI
ETN
Cunstoghara
Teliman
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Oummie
Ile
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Tee Wwatpang
Tite
Vrais
Jae
Acai
Miss Wildey
Voshell
James
O'Neale
Ava
Howard Vendell
Kings County Tennis Club
Charles Chambers
Bacon
Walloping
Doughty
Little Chambers
Chambers
Napoleon
Kings County
B. Hutch
Bages
Good Sleep
N. Y. Sporting Goods CO
Warren St
Broadway
Public School
sHeniatered Trademark
Rocras Peer Company
13Th St
34Th St
Fifth Ave
Warren Ard
41St St
Mire Rapa
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