College Crews Prepare for Key Eights Regatta
Ithaca aims to defend prestige as Yale plans return to form for New London and Poughkeepsie races. Cornell and Wisconsin face shaky conditions with lineups unsettled and funding sought for freshman entries. Williams and Leat issues strain Wisconsin, while Cornell’s Robins leads the Ithacan Varsity and Ward coordinates adjustments.
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New London
Poughkeepsie
Yale
Harvard
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Columbia
Ithacans
Thames
Hudson
Ithaca
Courtney
Lake Cayuga
Philadelphia
Highlands
Ithacan
Robbins
Ellis Ward
Ward
Schuylkill
Hudson River
Columbian Varsity
Syracuse
Georgetown
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Andy O'Dea
McConville
O'Dea
Williams
Leat
Moffat
Herrick
Merrick
Werner
Murphy
Travarthan
Stephenson
Gaffin
Levese
Armstrong
Dillon
Oarsmen Quiet as Regatta Postponement Rumor Circulates
The Schuylkill Navy regatta faces postponement rumors with unofficial reports saying it could shift from June 28 to July 4 to replace the People's Regatta. Clubs from Vespers to Pennsylvania Barge Club posted modest activity after Saturday’s club regattas. West Philadelphia Boat Club sets June 16 for its next meet as crews train for strong showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Barge Club
West Philadelphia Boat Club
Schuyl- Gateg
Epter
Interclass track and field meet at college commencement
The article previews an inter class track and field sports event this week as part of college commencement ceremonies. It notes contestants from classes dating back to 1900 and recent graduates, with strong participation expected across events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trwea
State College
Dowling Shines as Milwaukee Defeats Opponents
Milwaukee June 10 Dowling pitched better ball today than Dammsun and Milwaukee com Bane, delivering a strong performance for the home team. The crowd saw solid defense and timely hits as the rivals struggled to score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowling
Milwaukee
Dammsun
Milwaukee Com Bane Minning Teat
Walter
Seeley's Trust Establishment at Chesterman Street
Seeley's Trust Establishment is mentioned with Chesterman and Streeter at 25 South Market Street, indicating a local business location in a historic directory or notice. The fragment names Seeley, Chesterman, Streeter and a Market Street address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeley's Trust
Estabement
Chesterman & Streeter
South
Ith St. Balow Market
Tailoring to Measure Now Offers Expanded Facilities
The firm says it is doing better tailoring than ever and has increased facilities. If you book a suit order today it will be tried on and completed this week. They advertise a wide stock of materials and popular prices with suits starting at $20 depending on cloth and details.
Championship Tennis Opens Penn State Tournament at Haverford
The state tennis tournament begins this afternoon at Merion Cricket Club Haverford with a large field of players from Philadelphia and suburban clubs plus new entrants. Singles start today with doubles on Tuesday as entries close this afternoon. Doubles teams include Gaff Wood primos TC and Clothier Heaton Merton Carpenter Jr and Mantle Teiding. Winners will claim Pennsylvania titles in singles and doubles and hold the title for one year.
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Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Harry F. Allen
Belmont Carroll
Germantown
F. Justice Srm
James A. Hill
Huseddadsald
Ornore Frederick 8
Hovey
Belmont W. Bancroft
Mellor
John Stokes Morris
William P. Rowland
J. M. Steere
Ewing Stille
Stroud
W. W. Walker
Lawrence Gaff
J. R. Wood
Primos Tence Club
Primos
Delaware County
W. J. Clothier
Guy Heaton
Merton Joseph R. Carpenter, Jr
Mantle Teiding
Rowing Trouble at Columbia as Peet May Resign
The Times reports likely resignation of Walter P. Peet as Columbia rowing coach after poor crew performance. Alumni oppose his methods and funding challenges loom for the Poughkeepsie regatta, with possible graduate coaching help and three crews entering the later collegiate event.
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New York
Walter P. Peet
Columbia
Peet
Dr. Peet
Poughkeepsie
Whi
Mackay
Potas
Oakley
Edward Hanson
Patten Weakened in the Sixth as Cleveland Wins
Kansas City drops the second game of the series with Cleveland 8 to 0. Patten pitched well to the fifth but after that Cleveland scored seven runs across the sixth. Gear finished strongly but KC could not erase the early Cleveland lead. Schaefer made two key plays at second. Attendance 5,000. Batteries Patten Neilson Hart Spies. Unpire Mcnard.
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Patten
Kansas City
Cleveland
Gear
Schaefer
Aoe Neilson
Hart
Spies
Mcnard
Detroit Falls to Chicago After Early Misplays
In Chicago on June 10 Detroit led off with misplays as the game opened. Fisher allowed four runs in the eighth inning, while Dillon hit a home run for the visitors. Stallings and others contributed to the scoring, with an attendance of 6,000. Final score Chicago 8 Detroit 12. Batteries Fisher Sugden Ump Cantillo.
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Detroit
Chicago
Fisher
Hus
Dillon
Minneapolis Wins Second Game Despite Errors in Buffalo Series
Minneapolis beats Buffalo 8 to 5 as visitors miscue infielders and outfielders lead to costly runs. Harvey holds steady while Fertsch allows several earned runs, and late innings add padding for the home team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Patc
Tci Hough Harvey
Fertsch
Minneapolis Pune
vaeVnsevvs
Neapols
Buia
Ana
Errore
Ngostre
Sheridan
Pottsville Fire Team Defeats Seccet 96 in Tight Game
Shenandoah June 10 An exciting hard hitting baseball game at Trotting Park matched Pottsville Phoenix Fire Company against Seccet 96 OMe. Pottsville surged with a betting streak and claimed the win amid rugged play. Batteries Warn and Walters, Welsmiller and Smith noted in the box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Shenandoah
Phoenix Fire Company
Pottsville
Micah
Warn and Walters
Welsmiller
Hand Ball Contest at Gloucester Court Delivers Tight Matches
Six closely fought hand-ball games were played at the Gloucester Hand-Ball Court on June 10 between Philadelphia and Gloucester players. The main event saw George and Hugh O’Neill prevail. First game featured T. Fitna and H. O’Neill against H. Cumologham and L. O’Dea with 21 2 after points. Second game listed O’Heed and Desano facing T. Files and H. O’Neill ending 18 17.
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the Times
Gloucester City
Gloucester
Philadelphia
George
Hugh O'Neill
T. Fitna
H. O'Neill
H. Cumologham
L. O'déa
T. Files
H. O'Neil
Semendria Wins Grand Prix at Paris in Calm Run
Semendria, a gray filly owned by Baron X de Schickler, won the Grand Prix de Paris in a steady drive. Love Grass, Lago, and Banarosa followed, with fifteen starters in a race noted for a quieter field than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Baron X. de Schickler
M. Th. Carter
M. J. de Bromond
Sir E Cassel
L. Reiff
Opening of Shackamaxon Yacht Club Season
Old rivals John Clayre and John M Fenlon led an interesting race on the upper Delaware as Shackamaxon Yacht Club opened its season. A large crowd witnessed white winged craft maneuver through favorable northeast turning to a light veer in wind as races began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clayre
John M. Fenlon
Shackamaxon Yacht Club
Upper
Delaware
Shackamaxon
Dauntless
John C. Sayre
J. C. Sayre
Drivers Out in Few Numbers at Regional Meet
Thomas Grady reports a sparse turnout for the second meeting of the Road Drivers Association. Poor park and track drives contrast with a holiday rush to country and seashore, keeping Belmont sheds barely half full. Early drivers watched workouts for rare sport as conditions invited mass turnout but failed to materialize.
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Thomas Grady
Road Drivers’ Association
Belmont
Clever Ring Pros Predict Bout Between Local Heroes
The article highlights Billy De Vine of the Akter City A. C. facing strong challengers in preliminaries including Young Walker, Kid Rebee, Arthur George, Young Reilly, Patsy Nolan of Quaker City A. C., and Young Bailey of Frankford, all aiming to test the top contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Devine
Akter City
A. C
Youn Walker
Kid Rebee
Arthur George
Young Reilly
Patsy Nolan
Quaker City
Young Bailey
Frankford
Racing Entries and Weights for Prominent Gravesend Card
Today’s racing entries list horses and weights for Gravesend races across six events. Notable contenders include Meehanus 121 Tulane 108, and Admiral Pepper 112 in the fifth race.
Paris Exposition Day Crowds and Races Amid Warm Dust
A faded dispatch describes President Loubet's subdued presence at a Paris exposition amid a light crowd for the great French race meeting. Semendria wins the major race with Love Grass and Lago close behind as notable guests and American attendees are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Loubet
France
Paris
Ted
la Moriniere
Semendria
Reiff
Love Grass
Lago
Oliver Iselin
George Gould
Comte
Comtesse de Castellane
Douglass Grant
Mackay
Calvin Manning
Iowa
Julius Stern
Danay Leiter
Benjamin Woodward
United States
C. T. Homer
H. H. Howe
John W. Gates
John T. French
H. W. Cannon
R. Gibson
George B. Hopkins
William Hester
Chauncey Marshall
Brooklyn
A. B. Atkins
Thomas F. Walsh
Miss Cockrell
Washington
Premy Joe DeYoung
Michael s First Attempt at World Record Ride Ends Abruptly
In New Bedford on June 9 Jimmy Michael began a ten mile attempt at a world record on a motorcycle at Buttonwood track. The machine, ridden by Crooks and Scherrer, ran five miles before a crank failed near the tape, ending the bid with time for five miles at 6.12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Buttonwood
Jimmy Michael
Crooks
Sherrer
Scherrer
Cipuee
Soack
The Sleepless Seven Jurors Comment on Overnight Disruption
A discharged juror recalls seven of twelve who kept others awake during the night, causing restlessness and frequent awakenings as the group tried to sleep. The remark highlights the clatter and inability to rest before resuming deliberations.
Musicians Contest at Washington Park Grove Picnic
Gloucester City notes the First Regiment Field Musicians of Philadelphia held their annual picnic at Washington Park Grove yesterday afternoon. About 1,000 people attended with contests, prize waltzes and other activities described in the event report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Gloucester City
Regiment
Philadelphia
Washington Park Grove
Championship Boxing at Broadway Club Headlines Kensington Champ
Boxing at the Broadway Athletic Club features Charley Stevensen the Kensington heavyweight champion facing Rufus Graham in a wind-up arranged by manager Lew Bailey at Broad End Elleworth streets this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Stevensen
Kensington
Rufus Graham
Lew Bailey
Broadway Athletic Club
Broad End
Elleworth Streets
Bete
Charentus Leads Narrow Win in Sparse Field
A list of racer names and numbers appears, highlighting Charentus at 126 followed by Lerito 120 and Tinge 111 in a short, data-like sporting snippet with additional names Montanic 105 and Hardy, Hammock 97 among others.
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Charentus
Lerito
Tinge
Montanic
Oem
Hardy
Hammock
Sir Fitzhugh
Magle Light
Thoroughbred Racecard Summary Seven Races
First race sixteenths of a mile entries include Possart Senator Joe El Piloto 113 Jim Inez Santalus Prince of Delight Exmoor etc. Second race six furlongs selling features Daisy Insurrection Elsie Venner Sorrel Rose Bermuda Prince 107. Third race six furlongs setling Pyial Youlin Kitty G Brownlé Anderson Clara Wooley 102. Fourth race mile and a sixteenth Fly Y Night Cogmoosie 111 Tenby 108. Fifth race five furlongs Kid Cox Money Mass Icon 110 Hanswarst 101 Sannazarro The Brave Invictus Denizula 108 Leurana Gibson. Sixth race mile and seventy yards selling Balk Line Galileo 111 Tony Honing 116 Duty Miss Patton 102 Titlesoaden 108 Glen oine 116 Guess Me 107 Schnell Laufer OT. Reserve The Lobby Rollins.
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Possart
Senator Joe
Zack Phelps
el Piloto
Jim Inez
la’ Sance
Leo’ Newell
Woodstick
Hernando
Isaac Hopper
John Scott
Santalus
Prince of Delight
Exmoor
Simmons Ward
the Butcher
al Brown
John McCabe
Galanthus
Ed Adack
Daisy
Insurrection
Elsie Venner
Sorrel Rose
Mandamus
Rose Trelawney
Bermuda
Tenby
Kid Cox
Money Mass
Icon
Hanswarst
Sannazarro
the Brave
Invictus
Denizula
Leurana
Gibson
Galileo
Tony Honing
Duty
Miss Patton
Titlesoaden
Glenoine
Guess Me
Schnell Laufer
the Lobby
Rollins
Thoroughbred race day entries for St Louis track
The list details horses and riders across six races at St Louis today. Names include Klondike Queen 97 Musket 102 Jack Bradley 104 in the first mile and a half. Troubeam 107 Lan za 04 in the six furlongs. Sirens of a mile purse with Hottentot Tim Gilmore 96 and Harrie Flord. and other entries such as Yellow Tail Joan Plant Gita Boll Nock ione.
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Jack Bradley
Tim Conway
Troubeam
Mamie Lou
Aunt Maggie
Shell Lake
Capron
Lanza
Ned Wickes
Imp
Lolterer
Lee King
High Collar
Sertonge
Yellow Tail
Joan Plant
Clon- Gita
Boll Nock Ione
Hottentot
Tim Gilmore
Harrie Flord
Lady Callahan
Ag Tulla Fonso
Mystery
Rock
Mite
Ongen Store
Lisae Te If
Gardog Tessghe
Gasa Ae Clarence
Isabel
Areena
Siddara
Gideon
Horse Race Card At Cincinnati Meets Various Selling Races
In Cincinnati, racing cards list four first dividers: race one a three quarters mile selling with horses Suave Manila Castle Louieville Belle Brightie S Lake Fonso Lola Murray Ava tar Lord Eberlee Match Box Rice Islip nine. Race two five eighths mile selling features Slips Lyror Belle Great Star Mattie Baio Bean Regina Lee Queen Carnival Erema hundred twelve. Race three one mile for three year olds Sarilla Gas is NeAnes Pitac Paeak er. Race four a mile event includes Irving Brenton Nelss Morris Gleanon Xanthos Tom Embry Jim Naps Nitrate egg Me Lynch Lexoline G Satiomt Our Lida Richardson Land Pg Rg High Neon Lord.
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Suave
Manila
Castle
Louieville Belle
Brightie S
Lake Fonso
Lola Murray
Avatar
Lord Eberlee
Match Box
Rice
Islip
Lyror Belle
Great Star
Mattie Baio
Bean
Regina Lee
Queen Carnival
Erema
Sarilla
NeAnes Pitac Paeak
Penawar
Irving Brenton
Nelss Morris
Gleanon
Xanthos
Tom Embry
Jim Naps
Egg Me Lynch
Lexoline
G. Satiomt
Our
Lida
Richardson
Land
High Neon
Entries for Kentucky Races at October Meet
Kentucky Racing entries for the 28th annual meeting close with 402 entrants in October. The $24,000 Kentucky Derby for two-year-olds drew 47 colts. top contenders include Spire Immeac De Thistle and J B Hag a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Kentucky Trovting Horse Breeders’ Association
Kentucky
Spire
J. B
Meeting at Point Breeze Rare Sport This Week
Racing at Point Breeze track features three days of pacing and trotting with $300 to $500 purses. Notable entries include Genevan Prince driven by Charles Mullen aiming to beat 2 30 percent and a large list of horses from Philadelphia Narberth and Morrisville tracks scheduled Wednesday through Friday.
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Point Breeze
Charles Mullen
Geneva
Prince
Lady Lawson
B. m
Red Cedar
Thelma
C. F
Ontine
Lindenthorpe Stables
Chester
Clay
E. Earning
Methlehem
Billy Boy
Bik. G
Unknown
M. L. Heist
Philadelphia
Jimmy's
Plush
James Elliott
B. G
Guyburton
George Chalfant
Michel R
George W. Hevener
Lizzie Myers
Red Buck
E. R. Buikley
Julia’ P
Tk. m
Mansfeld
J. Keeley
Mount Holly
N. J
Amelia R
G. m
Clarence McEweun
Bovabet
Thames Grady
Narberth
Benton
J. T. Keanard
McEwen
Allegritt
Darknight
Aie & Garth
Bod
Stouaht
Daniel
Oy Bellman
Bellman
W. DL
Walter Keim
Young Jim
Patrice
Penn Valley Stock Farm
Morrisville
Banner Boy
Alturas
L. C. Manley
R. G
Alamito
Blackburn
Irvington Belle
Nutwood Wilkes
S. E. Faring
Bethlehem
Frank Yoakum
Parker
Onawa Park Farm
Onawa
Jows
Montauk
Brown Hal
Gilchrist & Garth
Dictator Wilkes
Royal Dictator
Cumberland Stables
Bridgeton
Atelle
Br. G
A. H. Benner
Cassie Pletcher
Graystone
Minnie Russel
Gracy
Lewisville
Jay Wilkes
Anderson Wilkes
L. c. Oe Philadelia
Harry
Bsk. G
Fry
Hal
E. E. McCargo
Philadel Ae
Winnifred M
Br. m
Wilkes Boy
H. W. Davis
Cargden
Grayhound
Middleton
F. Wroff
West Chester
Bettine
Anteo
A J. Ryan
Winwood
B. H
Airce Woltiss
Bridgetou
EY Hee
Star
Kentucky Star
Win Valley Stock Farm
Mollie Wilkes
Raga Wilkes
Maplewood Stock Gray Roadstown
Hannah D
G. H
George H. Huber
Wilmington
Del
Laddis
Rutger
Alcantara
S. E. Earing
Ballerton
Allerton
P. Lafferty
Sharon Hill
Almont West
Joseph A. Headley
Penn Valley
Tidemark
King Wilkes
W. J. Woerner
Holmesburg Junction
Eddie M
Kheen
Barney Owens
East Suffolk
Easter
Manafield
T. N. Evans
Medford
Mamie B
Enfield
Thomas Grady
Feo Valley of Farm
Bettie Barnes
Plymouth M
J. J. Ryan
Kengton
Nutwood Kickes
Kelvyn
Alcemtare
Car Brown
Todlaman
W. M. Huey
Hay
Independence
Clinton B
Aereeaeee
Pack
Robert McGregor
Robert Smith
St. Philadephia
Lady Waon
Enthorpe Stables
Lady Star
Day Star
C. F. Groff
Pat “Rose
Electrite
Sultana
Prince Oe
Joeaugh
Boreal
Paul’ Revere
Brandon
B. S
Doctor
Oeres Stablea
Walter F
Abdallah Wilkes
J. Reliaeren
Philadelphia capitalists plan wild boar breeding at Porter’s Lake
Porter's Lake owners, after buying the property, imported several wild boars from the Black Forest in Germany at $100 each. The animals, described as sharp-backed with tusks, arrived Thursday and are now under care. The plan is to breed and keep a small herd, with no further imports planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Stroudsburg
Philadelphia
Porter's Lake
Arenes
Black Forest
Germany
Porters Lake
Dickinson College Raises Athletic Tax to Four Dollars
Dickinson College athletic association levies a four dollar student tax for the coming year. The previous two dollar levy funded football baseball and track. the increased tax allows students to enter all games free during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Carlisle
Athletic Association of
Dickinson College
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Manley
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