Cambridge Dominates Philadelphia in 268 Run Day One
Cambridge University’s Light Blues propelled to 268 for 3 at stumps, led by N F Cruce’s 107 and Jessop 57, against Philadelphia who were bowled out for 149. Wood's 73 stood out for the Americans as Cambridge eyes near 400 on day two amid a dreary Philadelphia display.
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Philadelphia
Collegians
Yorkshire
Philadelphians
Oxford
A. M. Wood
Lester
P. H. Clark
Wood
Clark
Wilson
Jessup
Oxford-Cambridge
Ralston
N. F. Cruce
Our City
Surrey County
Mitchell
Cruce
Burnap
Marriott
Leicestershire
Fenner
Patterson
Bray
Haverford College
Coates
Shonee
de Zoete
Telegraph
Bohlen
Thayer
Wood Jally
Cregar
Baily
King
Percy Clark
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Taylor
Druce
Jessop
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S “Lester
C. O Marchott & Je
C. Coates, Jr
F. W. Ralston
Croce
B. Wilson
F. H. Bohlen
H. C. Thayer
Ceweee Rae
P. Baily
B. Jesep
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J. FR. King
Shime Wilson
H. Clark
Taylor B. Wilson
C. J. Burnap
Wood B. Patterson
F. Mitchell
Wood B. King
Ng H. H. Marriott
C. Ralston
Gian
Shackamaxon Yacht Regatta Yields Close Open Race Wins
The tenth Shackamaxon Yacht Club regatta began about 11 AM with courses from the Shackamaxon slip to the Wheat Sheaf Bar buoy and back. Open yachts saw John Engle beat A Harmer, while in the first class tuckups the Louise swamped near the finish and Sayres led the field. Second class duckers Freda K led by roughly three minutes over Lottie W as Maggie and Sallie B were ruled out for fouling the bar buoy.
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Shackamaxon Yacht Club
Shackamaxon
Duckers
Woodman
Florrie
Lavina
Nana
John Engle
A. J. Harmer
Louise
Sayres
Freda K
Lottie W
Tucky
Maggie
Sallie B
A. Harmer
Econd-Cass Tuck Millie
BD Wes
Reda K.ee
Penn Wheelmen Open Race Meet on Willow Grove Board Track
The Penn Wheelmen have secured sanction to hold the first race meet on the new Willow Grove board track on July 10. Construction is underway and the track is promoted as expected to become the finest in the country with records to be pursued. Several leading riders have already expressed interest in competing once the track is ready, aiming to post new payres at their preferred distances.
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New Jersey Central
Consolidated Gas
Kansas
Texas
Jersey Central
Philadelphia
Reading
Vanderbilt
Big Four
Atlantic City
Gloucester
Ferry
Weaver
A. Ce
Local Securities Rally In Strong Market Action
Local securities showed solid demand with notable gains as trading activity surged. Union, Philadelphia, and Electric and People's 4s advanced, while Morgan led as Reading, Northern Pacific, and Lehigh Valley stayed firm amid mixed London movement and ongoing 3 cent fare debate in Indianapolis.
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Electric
People’s
Sidée Tie
Philadelphia Traction
People
People's
Union Traction System
Reading
Northern Pacific
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania
Cambria Tron
United Gas
Gossip of the Street itemized finances and railway notes
Gossip of the Street reports Philadelphia bank clearings at 6,679,927 and balances 1,332,875. It notes a postponed foreclosure sale in Little Rock and Stemnee Road, a $300,000 earnings increase for Chicago Burlington and Quincy, abolition of a Norfolk and Western office, Bank of France charter extension, underground electricity approval for Metropolitan Street Railway, and various bond, tax, and stock movements including Philadelphia bank statements and rail earnings.
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Philadelphia
Little Rock and
Stemnee Road
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Wheat futures rise on supply decline and shorts covering
Receipts total 9,488 bushels with shipments at 106,055 as July options rise 2 cents amid a larger drop in American visible supply. Cables firm while exporters stay neutral. Contracts close with June around 7 7/8 cents and July near 7 3/4 cents. end prices for various futures and cash grades noted.
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Pennsylvania
Delaware
Corn prices and markets show mixed activity in a quiet period
Receipts and shipments dominate trading notes for corn oats and flour with firm option activity. American visible supply up 2 621 000 bushels. Reports price levels for No 2 yellow and mixed and oat and rye flour and refined sugars. Live poultry and butter steady while eggs show no quotable change amid ample Western supplies.
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Pennsylvania
Market Report Notes Varied Demand for Dairy Products
The dispatch records fluctuating dairy demand with steady prices for fancy cream and cheese. It notes moderate inquiry for full cream New York and blue fat cream, with prices held above wholesale, and captures mixed receipts for Northern and Southwestern markets amid varied quality signals.
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Emand
New York
Chicago grain and market quotations update
Chicago June 14 quotations show wheat No 2 red around 75 78c, spring grades varied. Corn No 2 about 25 26c, oats near 18c, barley nominal. Flour steady, lard and sugars listed with mixed activity. Receipts and shipments for flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley reported. butter steady, eggs steady, cheese and dairy prices mild.
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Chicago
F. O. B. Piensie
L A W Meet Preparations For Philadelphia Cycle Week
Reception committees of the L A W are coordinating with many city clubs to entertain visitors during the August meet. Committees report strong interest from national riders, with thousands expected for the century run from Newark to Philadelphia and back. Demand for press boxes, badges, and race program bids grows as fundraising nears the $15,000 target. officials promise elaborate badges and early applicants secure prime accommodations.
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Madison Rush
W. P. Street, Jr
Hotel and Accommodations Committee
Orea Committee
Philadelphia
Time Wheelmen double century run to keep date
Committee announces no postponement for the June 27 ride despite bad roads. A new course will be set immediately improving conditions and eliminating side-path riding from Torresdale to Trenton even in darkness. The schedule will be published soon and information available at 818 North Broad Street.
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Torresdale
Trenton
North Broad Street
Willow Grove to Build Board Track for National Meet
C P Weaver informed the executive committee of the national meet late yesterday afternoon that Willow Grove will construct a board track. Authorities vow to spare no expense to ensure a first class facility, with plans already in motion by those in charge though finalized only yesterday.
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Willow Grove
C. P. Weaver
Widow Grove
Leadership roster lists officers and directors
W F Marrity serves as president with L Crawford as vice president and Daniel Donovan as vice president. FP J Johanne is treasurer, J Vv Loughney assistant treasurer, M Connellan title officer, A MH O'Brien trust officer. Directors include Winthrop Smith John Sparhawk Edwin M Sam'l Gustine Jr George L Crawford William B Gill and John A Johann.
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W.F. Marrity
L. Crawford
Daniel Donovan
J. Johanne
J. Vv. Loughney
M. Connellan
A. MH. O'Brien
Trust Omeer
Winthrop Smith
John Sparhawk
Edwin M Sam'l Gustine Jr
George L. Crawford
William B. Gill
John A. Johann
Schuylkill Navy Regatta Entries Listed
The annual Schuylkill Navy regatta will run next Saturday from Falls of Schuylkill to Ruckland. Entries include junior and senior single shells, doubles, and fours from Crescent, Vesper, Pennsylvania Barge, Quaker City, West Philadelphia, and other clubs with detailed crew names and substitutes.
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Falls of
Schuylkill
Ruckland
Crescent Boat Club
W. B. West
Vesper Boat Club
John Mackin
J. C.barrett
Pennsylvania Barge Club
Charles H. Vernier
Boward Marsh
J. B. Juvenal
Quaker City Barge Club
George F. Hillegass
W. Kugler
C. 8. Wilder
Hall Wilson
C. B. Young
D. A. Hegarty
H. M. Hughes
A. J. Cottingham
Theodore Bunker
A. V. Dunbar
A. D. Whitney
West Philadelphia Boat Club
J. P Hutchinson
W. E. Bates
B. ©. Taylor
G. W.van Vliet
Homer Meade
James Dempsey
Hugh Monaghan
Charles H. Vaneer
J. C. Exley
H. Elliott
William Foelker
Oscar Thorn
W. J. Sweeney
J. M. Patterson
C. BE
Krauter
D. H. Stiles
L. C. Abell
N. B. Jennigen
C. S. Wilder
J. B. Love
Frank Sadler
Clarence Thomas
J. J. Hillegass
R. F. Sadler
William
R. L. Grover
G. N. Grover
George Klages
J. Torshey
W. Detwiler
P. J. Wall
R. A. Pitts
W. Rviance
Luther Martin
G. P. Bossan
Paul Pierson
B. M. Armstrong
W. EB
Faber
E. C. Taylor
Iota E Vesper Boat Club
W. B. Wark
Bilton
Bicycle Quality Compared Across Duquesne Models
An omnibus notice compares bicycle prices and quality with Duquesne models priced at 100 dollars and a nearly identical line at 50 dollars. It mentions trial availability and lists several Philadelphia area dealers including Duquesne Mec. Co on Walnut Street, Frasier & Brown on Girard Avenue, E. A. Sedgwick Jr. on Chelten Avenue, and Rea & Graham on Germantown Avenue.
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