Phillies Play Errorless Ball In Season Openers
Philadelphia defeated New York 8 to 2 as Fraser and Mercer pitched well and the Phillies fielded flawlessly. Brooklyn won as the champions beat the former champions 4 to 2. Standings show Brooklyn leading with 27 wins, Philadelphia 20, Chicago 20, Boston 21. Schedule for today.
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Mercer
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Phillies Edge Giants In Closest National League Tilt
Philadelphia won 8 to 2 over New York in a tight game at Broad and Huntingdon. Fraser and Mercer pitched well for their teams, with Delahanty Chiles and Cross delivering key defensive plays for the Phillies. Gains and errors were minimal, and Philadelphia pulled away in late innings to take the series opener.
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Huntingdon Streets
Mraser
Mercer
Fraser
Freedmanville
Douglass
Delahanty
Chiles
Cross
Big del
Peter
Flick
Rin York
Giants infield struggles as New York offense stalls in tense contested game
A sprawling description recounts a baseball clash where Giants pitchers Coogan or Carrick faced Elmer Smith in right field for New Hickman, with Van Haltren Flick Slebach and Slagle making solid catches. New York threads through weak infield play while Doyle Davis and Gleason fail to support umpire calls. Selbach hits a disputed double in the fourth inning as New York offense goes scoreless into the later innings.
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Thomas
Smith
Slagie
Gleason
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Selbach
Flick
Douglass
Doyle
Ae Chiles
O' VanHal
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Oj Hickm
Cross
O Warmer
Fraser
Mercer
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Acti
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Aeawe
Aeawe’'E Any Warner Set Up An Ese and Vigorous Kick When Emalie Aoeenet Taeak
Deela Cross
Lee Tome
Brooklyn Wins With Late Rally In Reston Game
Brooklyn broke through in the firth and eighth innings amid strong work by Dahlen at short and a Stahl catch in the first. Attendance reported at 6,000. The box shows Pittenger pitching nine innings for the win.
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Reston
Brooklyn
Dahlen
Stahl
Ready Today for Warm Weather Wardrobe Sale
A handy store offers comfortable warm weather clothing including serges flannels thin coats duck waistcoats white suits duck trousers wool crash linen crash nuns cloth seersuckers. An especial lot of fine flannel coats and trousers priced at 6 50 and 7 50, made to sell for double, with perfect fits guaranteed.
Doubled Plays Highlight Pittenger Kennedy Duel
A sparse baseball box score notes double plays by Dahlen, Stahl, Daly and Jennings, Collins, Lowe and Tenney. Pittenger and Kennedy combine for nine strikeouts with Farrell allowing a passed ball. game time listed as 2.40.
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Jennings
Collins
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Tenney
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Pittenger
Kennedy
Farrell
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Pottsville Beats Frackville in Fielded Baseball Tilt
Pottsville wins 10 to 2 over Frackville in a game marked by a first inning error by Heffner. Smith hits a home run for Pottsville and T Heffner adds a three-base hit while Cobley and Adams on contribute early offense. Stine umpired as the game ran about 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Adamson
C. Mauger
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Haywood
Stitzer
Pottaville
Stine
State officials impose bid cap to curb high contractor prices
Harrisburg June 15 The Board of Public Grounds and Buildings led by the Governor Auditor General and State Treasurer delays contract awards to require bids not exceed market price. The measure, drawn by Governor Stone, sets that payments cannot exceed the average cash or market price, even for lowest bids, and bidders must accept the rule before bids are approved.
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Eagles Present Fourth of July Amateur Meet at Goos Park
Philadelphia amateur events set for July Fourth at Washington Park with races from 100 to 1 mile, medley, potato race for Eagles, and handicap 220 yard dash plus dancing vaudeville and prize waltzing. Entries to John Roden at Land Title and Trust Building. Entrance free.
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Allegheny Avenue
Philadelphia
Order of Eagles
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Real Estate Activity Buoys Roxborough and North Philadelphia
The Real Estate section lists Charlies W. Bolton & Co with plans for a Fourth Reformed Church in Roxborough on Manayunk and Levering streets, seating 700 plus a rectory. Also scheduled are office building work at Oxford and Germantown, additions to a Vine Street cab company stables, a North Manayunk coal yard project, two $20,000 houses, a $35,000 Ashbourne farm building, a $12,000 Overbrook suburban home, and various bids and transfers across Philadelphia streets and nearby towns.
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G. J. Thompson
William Wileman
Manayunk
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
North Manayunk
Charles Balderston
J. C. Hancock
F. 8. Riggs
Chestnut Street
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Ashbourne
Chester
Pice
Damon & Harris
James Armstrong
North Seventh Street
Harold Wiseman
Silverwood Street
Gates Street
Horace Trumbauer
Land Title Trust Building
M. W. Young
Overbrook
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F. L. Hoover & Son
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tourison
Schuylkill Arsenal
Robbery and Shooting Near Newport Del Flowers
James Clark of Danville Virginia aged 28 was waylaid near Newport Delaware by three men. He was shot in the breast and arm during a robbery and left for dead after $6 and $6 14 were taken. He dragged to a mill for aid and was hospitalized. No clues to the attackers.
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Del
James Clark
Danville
Wilmington
Faraburet
Corporations Chartered In Delaware And New York
The Altham Automobile and Power Company of New York is capitalized at $500,000. The Erle Exploration Company of New York is incorporated with capital of $1,000,000. The report notes Philadelphia contractors and other capitalization details.
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The
Altham Automobile and Power Company
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New Castle High Commencement Dates Announced
Special Telegram reports New Castle Delaware will host public school closing exercises next week in the Opera House. Junior class events will be held Tuesday or Friday evening, while senior exercises are planned for later that week with Professor Knowles leading the proceedings.
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Timms
New Castle
Property Transfers List From City Streets and Banks
A fragmented record shows several real estate transfers and mortgage notes dated in June. Entries reference Twenty-seventh Street, North streets, Garden area, Trenton avenues, and entities like Trenton Railroad Company and Trust Company with amounts including 3800 and 7500 dollars.
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Henry House
Thirty-fourth Street
West Side
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Thirty-second Street
William & Weaver
Grace R. Hess
Trenton Avenue
Middle
Trenton Railroad Company
Anni Ange
Tiweat
Town Clean Civic Club Elects Officers in Carlisle
The Carlisle Civic Club, formed by prominent residents, elected officers today. President Mrs Br W Biddle, first vice president Mrs M L Paunding, second vice president Mrs J W Wetzel, secretary Mrs J N Choate, treasurer Mixx Annie Beetem. They aim to beautify the town and raise funds to erect a public fountain on the square, already about 8500 raised.
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Carlisle
Civic Club
Br. W. Biddle
M. L. Paunding
J. W. Wetzel
J. N. Cho
Bucknell University Holds 50th Commencement
In Lewisburg on June 15 the fiftieth annual Bucknell University commencement began with the assembly of graduates and faculty. The sermon was delivered by President Tu and later addressed by Dr. Way of Philadelphia.
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the Times
Lewisburg
Way Tadelphia
Clearview Gun Club Plans Monthly Shoot at Darby Ground
Clearview Gun Club prepares for its regular monthly shoot on the grounds of Darby. The event features a sweepstake format and entries from local shooters, with prizes and angles announced at the range.
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Clearview Gun Club
Darby
Grand American handicap at Interstate Park ends shaping future shoots
The first annual Grand American handicap target tournament finished at Interstate Park after four days. The new distance based handicapping received broad approval, with Ralph Worthington of Cleveland winning the consolation handicap by breaking 98 of 100 targets. Helkes, Fanning, and Elliott showed the yardage impact, while 44 entries produced multiple ties and a series of shoot offs for final placings with several shooters sharing or stealing honors.
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Ralph Worthington
Cleveland
R. O. Helkes
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Elliott
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B. W. LeRroy
Campello
Mass
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Dataville
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J. W. Hoffman
German Valley
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Fred E. Sinnock
W. W. Allison
Norwalk
Conn
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Jersey City
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Brooklyn
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Mack
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Sisterville
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East Aurora
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Syracuse
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Malone
Dickey
Fulford
Dalley
Heikes
R. C. Hopkins
Mott
Money
Allison
Bain
West Chester Hounds Enter Summer Quarters
In West Chester on June 15 the hunts retire their hounds to summer quarters until late fall. Hunters report many young foxes across the region and expect a very active season. The pups are nearly weaned and seeking homes as the season’s favorable conditions promise abundance.
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West Chester
West Chester Ladies Rally to 28 Up Triumph over Wilmington
The West Chester Golf and Country Club ladies team defeated the Delaware Field Golf Club of Wilmington by 28 up in a reeditable match. Scores listed show West Chester ahead throughout with strong play from the home side.
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West Chester
Columbia Crew to Practice in Poughkeepsie Ahead of June 30 Race
The Poughkeepsie Highland Rowing Association confirms Columbia University crews will arrive Sunday for river practice. Other crews arrive next week. Columbia oarsmen will stay at the Nelson House and use a Fox's Point boat house built for them, previously used by the Wisconsin crew last year.
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Washington
Shoemaker
Revenue Cutter Service
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Hudson River
Poughkeepsie
Secretary of the Treasury
Columbia
Poughkeepsie Highland Rowing Association
Nelson House
Fox's Point
Wisconsin
Kensington Driving Club Announces June Meet at Holmesburg
The Kensington Driving Club hosts a two day meet on Wednesday and Thursday June 20 and 21 with classes including 2.45 trot 2.25 trot 2.20 trot 2.35 pace 2.22 pace and 2.18 pace. Purses total 300 in each class. Entries close a day with FEF E McCargo 800 Filbert Street.
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Holmesburg
Kensington Driving Club
FEF
E. McCargo
Filbert Street
O'Brien Stops Lewis in Seventh Round Victory
In Des Moines on June 15 Philadelphia Jack O'Brien defeated Denver’s Jack Lewis in the seventh round. Lewis was floored four times by blows to the stomach kidneys and heart.
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Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Jack Lewis
Denver
Lewis
Short
Reception at Academy Honors Dover Leaders
Dover June 15 The Wilmington Conference Academy reception showcased a grand campus gathering led by principal Rev Vaughan Collins. Attendees included Governor Erie W Tunnell Chancellor John R K Nicholson Congressman John Hoffecker and numerous local figures from Dover Smyrna Vienna and surrounding towns.
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Times
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Del
Wilmington Conference Academy
Vaughan
Collins
Erie W. Tunnell
John RK. Nicholson
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Hoffecker
Smyrna
F. Burgette Short
Wilmington
J. T. van
Grover Cleveland Heads to Greenwich Summer Home
Former President Grover Cleveland departs from Princeton aboard the Princeton Special en route to Greenwich Connecticut for a three day visit at BE Benedict's summer home before proceeding to Gray Gables Buzzard's Bay for the season.
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Buzzard’s Bay
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Mra
Grover Cleveland
New York
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Conn
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Buoxsard's
Americans Sweep Ascot Week With 17 Wins In 28 Races
London reports Ascot week closes with 17 victories from 28 races led by 13-year-old Johnny Reiff and his Royal Hunt Cup win. American jockeys secure big prizes including the Royal Flush ride and high-profile mounts for owners in England and France. Notable winners include Bridge ridden by J A Miller, Crestfallen with Tod Sloane, Boniface with Rigby, Gadfly with L Reiff, and Rice trained by Sir Waldie Griffith, among others.
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Sloane
Martin
Rigby
Johnny” Reiff
Cannon
France
J. A. Miller
Bridge
J. H. Martin
Lord Derby
Crestfallen
Tod Sloane
Santos
C. Sloan
School Girl
L. Brassey
Boniface
Sir R. Waldie
Vain Duchess
Lord William Beresford
Jolly Tar
J. Reiff
Sir E. Cassel
Gadfly
L. Reiff
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Rice
Harvard Crew Reported in Fine Condition for Race
Gale's Ferry June 15 Harvard Varsity crew opened with 6 30 am row then a brief practice after breakfast Coach E C Storrow guided the oarsmen in the launch John Harvard They rowed slowly up the river to conclude the session
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Harvard
E. C. Storrow
John Harvard
Talent Fared Badly At Latonia Commonplace
Cincinnati June 15 report shows six Latonia favorites defeated. The Geeser won the final race and was bought back by former owner L. J. Haas for $500 from a $400 bid. Second Latonia meet ends tomorrow. Newport opens Monday with higher purses worth $225 to the winner. Cloudy, fast track. Races list winners, odds, and times for six events with multiple runners.
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Geeser
L. J. Haas
Newport
Freshmen Row on Thames After Cambridge Examinations
The freshmen crew took their first row on the Thames this morning following the varsity practice. They matched pace with the Yale contingent near the quarters, then met a steam launch before continuing a mile below Red Top and back to the boat house. The four oar crew showed stability issues but gains are expected with continued training.
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Yale
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Chicago Cubs coast to eighth straight win in league clash
In Chicago on June 15 the Chicagos shut out Indianapolis 12 to 3, with Isbell's fielding highlighted. Attendance was 3,200 as Fisher and Sugden teamed with Barnes and Heydon for the batteries. Umpire Catillon officiated.
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Chicagos
Isbell
Indianapolis
Fisher
Sugden
Barnes and Heydon
nCatillon
Kansas City Narrowly Defeated by Detroit in Home Game
Kansas City collapsed in the sixth inning as Patten left the mound and Schafer erred. Gear worked three solid frames while Sievers lasted eight for Detroit. Attendance was about 600. Final score Detroit 11 Kansas City 15 with 3 KC errors and 1 by Detroit. Batteries Patten Gear Goading Sievers Yeager Shaw. Umpire McDona.
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Minneapolis Triumphs In Second Cleveland Game
Minneapolis edged Cleveland in a lively ball game with nine runs off ten hits. Hart pitched for Cleveland and Harvey for Minneapolis both kept hits scarce until an unearned run by Minneapolis in the eighth sealed the win. Attendance reached about 2,000 with a 3 to 5 score.
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Eleven Innings to Win in Milwaukee Tilt
Buffalo edged Milwaukee 8 to 6 in eleven innings on June 15 as Gottman and Atherton powered the visitors with five runs. Waldron Gottman and Hallman stood out in the field amid 1,200 in attendance. Milwaukee made 6 hits and 1 error to Buffalo’s 8 hits and 3 errors.
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Harness and running races at McGann Park meet
The annual term at McGann Park opened with crowd attendance for harness races limited to Lancaster horses while the running race welcomed racers from Chester and Lancaster counties. The three minute open run produced a tight finish with Frances edging Humming Bird by agreement.
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Deltha
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J. Biedinger
Lancaster
John Jackson
Waite
Bee
Henry FB
Hees
Vinces
Werth
Ion Ureee
H. Lams
Rotheville
Ak Wenger
West Indian Troops for Ashanti
Kingston Jamaica June 15 The British War Office cabled to the Jamaica Government stating it is prepared to mobilize West Indian troops for Ashanti operation. This message confirms imperial military plans and readiness.
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Flat racing card with six events and listed weights
Six race program from Latonia featuring selling races for three quarters of a mile one mile and two longer distances. Notable entries include Dr Tarr MacFle cknoe Skoot Iris Full Dress Eleanor Holmes Acushia and Fd Roth in the first race and Sarilla Aurea Opera Girl Peter Duryea Elkin Lord Zeni and Ennomia in the second. Latonia Oaks for a mile and a quarter lists Nettie Regent Anthracite May Ella Anna Bain Unsightly with 109. A five eighths event features May Cherry Pirate of Penzance Murano and others with weights from 103 to 113. Continuous handicap and other entries fill the remaining races with weights noted for each horse.
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Zelmet
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Elkin
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Eitholin
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Hudson
Osman
Howe
Covington, Ky
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Atlantus
Eckert
Murano
Secundus
Prior
Erema
Drogheda
Harlem results at Chicago track with six races
Weather clear and track slow as Harlem results parade five furlongs to a mile and a half races. Winners include Lasance Prince of Delight Princess Thyra Dur ward Admetus Gore Heigh Hoe Seaton Gali leo Misa Bennett Youngster Stakes and The Bobby with varied seconds and times noted for each race.
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Riley
Prince of Delight
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Rose
Minyon
Kiley
Allanto
T. Knight
Durward
Barton
Becky Rolfe
Johnson
van Brunt
Worthington
Admetus
Caywood
Bobby
Bassin
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Walsh
Im Gore
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Braw Lad
Ross
New Golf Champion Genevieve Hecker Tops National Women
Miss Genevieve Hecker of the Wee Burn Golf Club defeated the defending champion Miss Ruth Underbill at the Morris County Golf Club in the Woman's Metropolitan title match by 6 up and 5 to play. Hecker led from the start and did not lose a hole, while Underbill struggled to match her opponent's swing. Hecker’s final scorecard read 644 545 656 45, signaling a dominant performance and potential for the national tournament.
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Judge to rule on new trial motion in Bubais murder case
Special Telegram to Tax Times from Pottsville June 15 Judge W A Marr will decide on the motion for a new trial in the case of Reilas Bubais convicted of murder in the first degree for killing Joe Kutlaowaki of William Pena The victim was felled in a con van be seen in the report with details uncertain due to damaged text.
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Reilas Bubais
Joe Kutlaowaki
William Pena
Wreckers Try to Float Schooner Falmouth at Lewes
At Lewes Delaware on June 15 wreckers work to float the schooner Falmouth that lies beached off the coast. Crew and salvage crews monitor tides and currents as they attempt to refloat the vessel.
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Suburban Day at Coney Island Lures Large Crowd
Suburban Day at Coney Island draws a likely record crowd with fair weather and a fast track. Eleven probable starters include top horses such as Ethelbert Jean Beraud and Imp. Kinley Mack and John Bright draw strong support. A close race between Imp and Jean Beraud is expected with Tabor riding, and a new track record could be set if conditions stay favorable. The list of prior Suburban winners is noted.
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Coney Island Jockey Club
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Jean Bereaud
Imp
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Petruchio
Ap Pear
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Cteckslsuet
Batten
Prince McClory
Raffaello
TMD
Jean Beraud
Uae
Ea the Kentuckian
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David Garrick
Dangman Herbert
de Mitchell
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Meios
Odom
Jean Beraaud
Tabor
Polo at Bala The Country Club Tournament Schedule
The Country Club polo event at Bala continues today with the Club Cup mata. Tuesday features the Morrell Challenge Cup match between Lakewood and Philadelphia. Wednesday pits Rockaway against the Freebooters, followed by the Thursday meeting of the first day winners. Saturday finals conclude the event with a three-time winner earning permanent possession. Devon won last year and Rockaway won when the cup first debuted in 1906.
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Brief News Notes From Tiffin And Beyond
Fire gutted the Bent Wood and Lumber plant in Tiffin Ohio with losses around 80000 and insurance 36000. Mrs Jennie Benton Fremont widow of General John Fremont fractured her hip after a dinner fall at age 79 in Los Angeles. News via Warrimoo says Hawaiians plan an independent party to oppose Republicans and Democrats. Author and playwright David Dwight Wells died in Norwich Connecticut at 32 after typhoid and Brights disease. Washington Masons vote against admitting liquor dealers and urge current members in that business to withdraw. Northwestern Professor Henry Crew reports graveyard of failed photographs at Naval Observatory Griffin Georgia. Detroit meets end of Moulders Union of America Foundrymen’s National Association talks. proposed 3 cent daily pay rise for Cincinnati workers rejected.
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R. Theel
St. Llabures
Paul Frame
Ilies
Lobb
DR. Montgomery
Saste
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!