Belmont Wins Close Cricket Clash by One Run
Yesterday's Halifax Cup games featured standout batting by Germantown's W W Noble who set a new record with 208 against Radnor. Belmont edged Philadelphia by one run after a tense finish, Belfield beat Merion by eight, and Radnor second beat Germantown second. Other results include R I B A 483 to Delaware County 35 and multiple minor matches.
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Moat
Belmont
Belfield
Merion
Germantown
Radnor
W. W. Noble
Philadelphia
Haddonfield
O' Linden
Moorestown
Dramatic Elmwood Match Sees Belmont Win By One Run And Wicket
Philadelphia posts 185 with Clark 40 and Stoever 2 not out. Belmont falters to 61 but Van Loan and Hutchinson repair, Young and Hinchman finish strong as Belmont edges home amid home crowd enthusiasm. Game features roots at Wayne and Manheim with Noble 208 not out for Germantown and Radnor wins.
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Philadelphia
Belmont
Elmwood
Clark
Stoever
Goodman
van Loan
Hutchinson
Young
Hinchman
Cauffman
C. Young
B. Townsend
J. H. Mason
T. H. Dixon
C. van Loan
Freeland B. Reaney
Welsh
C. Townsend
B. Hinchman
Pippiocett
C. Reaney
J. P. Hood
W. Graham
W. S. Roper
B. Reaney
B. W. Graham
Wayne
Germantown
Radnor
Noble
Graves
J. G. Hunter
Brooke
Germantown Summer cricket scorecard details
The fragment lists players and outcomes from a Germantown Summer match. Batting sketches show dismissals and scores for several players including Thackara, Clemenson, Moorhead, Willets, Milnes, Flavell, and others with notes on run totals, leg byes, and not outs. The text also records bowlers and results for various overs with limited legible detail.
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S. Furness
C. Henry
Pavace Pepeetecea
Willets
Thackara
Helmbold
Clemenson
E. William Ec
N. M. Thackara
B. Clemenson Y
Moorhead
Clemenson Newhall
C. Willets
B. Taylor
V. Thackara
C. Milnes
F. Stoer
Bo Furness
Flavell
B. Dogior
Wegees
K. Muller
Milnes
Giemenson
I. Mellor
Bam Flavell
Erie
Lachlan
Henry
Sebeeves
Close Game at Haverford Belfield Merion Cup Match
Belfield scored 95 while Merion made 108 in a tight Haverford cup game. Morton and Morice excelled with four wickets each as Belfield, Lukens behind the stumps, showed solid defense before Merion finished strong. In other results, Lansdowne beat Belmont Summer with Winterbottom taking seven for 15. K I B A defeated Delaware County.
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Haverford
Belfield
Merion
Morton
W. N. Morice
Lukens
Lansdowne
Belmont Summer
Winterbottom
Lenni Lenape Wins Barrie Prize at Corinthian Yacht Club
The Corinthian Yacht Club opened its sailing season with the Barrie Prize races. Three yachts Dawn Flirt and Lenni Lenape contested Course No 4 from the old house line around buoys near Chester Island and Little Tinicum Island finishing with Lenni Lenape two minutes ahead under Captain Charles Brock.
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Corinthian Yacht Club
S. W
Chester Island
S. E
Little Tinicum Island
Charles Brock
Amateurs on the Diamond at Wynnewood Notes
The piece recalls amateur baseball scenes with McFetridge and Peterson for the A A C battery. It hints at umpire disputes, praises Wynnewood Club figures like Pop Partridge, mentions aging players Cub Stricker and Jimmy Moore, and notes rumors about ringers in a GOP capped game between Gentlemen of Philadelphia and Ridley Park. It laments fewer games at Wynnewood Grounds and recalls old venues Navern road and Oakdale Park.
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McFetridge
Peterson
Pop Partridge
Wynnewood
Norristown
Crescents
Cub” Stricker
Jimmy Moore
Gentlemen of
Philadelphia
Ridley Park
Heyner
Bellevue Station
Olympic Club
Navern Road
Oakdale Park
Riverton-Young
Riverton
Eice Bekmren
Don de Oro Wins Boulevard Handicap at Gravesend
On the final day of Gravesend spring meeting Don de Oro triumphs in the Boulev ard Handicap, beating Buddha and stablemate Octagon as Cassiopia and Arabian led early. Voter and Octagon finish far back. St Nicholas Sr. and Ben Eder win other races amid lively betting and crowd.
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Don D'Oro
Buddha
Octagon
Times
New York
Gravesend
Brooklyn
Taral
Tod" Sloane
Lydian
Galway
the Dipper
Dipper
Brandywine
Imperator
Link
Lambent
Sir Play
Swain
Connoisseur
Handball
Bowling Brook
Varus
Sims
Littlefield
Friar
Mr. Belmont
Cascopia
Don de Oro
Cassiopia
Arabian
Steel
Ocasseopia
Griffin
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Sloane
St. Nicholas Sr
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Falerian
Eastertide
Charentus
Ben Eder
Brisk
Sloan
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Marti
Prince Lee
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Blue Beard
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Genaro
Wilhite
General Maceo
Penn
Asaesasee
Sims Hewitt
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Tantris
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Laurel Lea
Qu Iy
Harrison
Caratina
Coyle
Hambiiy
Scherer
Lewis
Thor
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Hewitt
Dame Quickly Ly
Dr. Jim
O’ Connor
Asa
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Han Washbai
Tefoot
Cieathe Griffin
Cosacopia
Tebems
AION
O'Lear
Rifle Sets Belmont Track Record In Matinee Races
Rifle the black gelding of Colonel A Loudon Snowden driven by John T Strickland broke a Belmont track mark in a mile to road wagon heat, clocking 2.19 percent despite a slow track. The program featured four events with My Kate and Addie R winning their classes and Twilight and Fannie K racing hard in the 2.20 trot.
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Belmont
A. Loudon Snowden
Elyria
John T. Strickland
Captain Lyons
Fred Gerkin
George A. Singerly
My Kate
Littie Lorain
Jack B
Addie R
Hambletonian
Ted
Duke Conkling
Fannie K
Twilight
B. m
G. A. Singerly
Lady Lorain
R. C. Horr
Tata
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Cathys
Star Duroc
G. A
B. G
I. Kaufman
Major Benton
John T Strickland
J. T. Strickland
Knightmare
Sir Knight
W. H
Mamie R
Revielle
J. D. Stafford
Vagabond Wins Muckle Cup in Triangular Yacht Race
The Philadelphia Yacht Club forty-foot race for the Muckle cup saw Vagabond take the win after a collision with Coryphee GP disabled Coryphee and later Vim suffered rigging failure. Claribel also retired leaving Vagabond and Daw to duel for victory.
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Philadelphia Yacht Club
Mark Twain
Ridley Creek
Monason Island Flats
Jersey
Dawan Goryphee
Edogebood
Coryphees
Coryphee
Coryphee GP
Vim
College crews near ready and racing strategy debated
Poughkeepsie June 19 crews practiced in ideal morning weather while afternoon seas grew rough. Pennsylvania Varsity and freshmen showed form. Harvard Yale Cornell discussed stroke styles English versus American, training methods and equipment differences.
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Poughkeepsie
Columbia
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Hudson
Varsity
Wise
Eregalius
Pottstown Sportsmen Contest for Silver Cup
Pottstown sportsmen competed today at the Siathwae Gun Club grounds in a tournament for a silver cup. Participants fired 10 targets and angles, with L. H. Davis winning the cup.
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Times
Pottstown
Sporsmen
Siathwae
Argets Romana
L. H. Davis
Crews Listed for Cornell Penn Harvard Columbia Varsity Rows
The article details the personnel of the four colleges varsity crews and freshmen squads. It lists stroke rowers and bow positions for Cornell Penn Harvard Columbia, followed by freshman crews with each institution’s lineup and notable rowers.
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Cornell
PENNA
Stroke—Carter
Serle Seagenders
Savage
T—Carnett
Odele
Columbia Varsity
Harvard
D. Marvin
Moby J . Perkins
C. ©. Bull
E. Perking
M. Wright
Goodrich
A. Board- Ko
A. Sprague
Man
Proke
Pixley Beats Sam T. In Cedar Park Driving Club Race
At Pittville near Germantown a crowded Cedar Park Driving Club meeting featured a match race between Pixley and Sam T. with Pixley winning in times of 2.20 and 2.22 as part of a program that also included a three minute class and a 2.35 class with other winners and withdrawals.
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William Disston
Pixley
Charles Chipman
Sam T
Cedar Park
Pittville
Germantown
Stevenson Crothers
B. G. Blarney
D. P. Landreth
Br. G. Corrigan
C. B. Pearson
D. m. Bess
E. W. Dwight
B. G. Wilder Patchen
Dawson H ‘Pb Urwla
Ursula
Mr. Hoopes
B. m. Pixley
B. G. Sam T
F. Whittaker
B. G
R. B. Bolling
B. m
Story of Boggs and nurse ends in marriage after peril
A Detroit Free Press tale recalls Boggs a summer resident in the Green Mountains who breaks a leg after a cliff climb. A Philadelphia girl nurse aids him, a rival romance forms then fades, and Boggs wins her after his recovery with the aunt and father in attendance.
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Boggs
Green Mountains
Philadelphia
We Work in Double Harness Together Admi rably
A Pittsburg Dispatch recounts ex Senator Coke of Texas forging a friendship with a newspaper correspondent. Though taciturn, Coke trusted the writer to craft his interview after reviewing bills and speeches. He framed a collaborative process, then declared mutual support for the published piece.
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Pittsburg
Regency
Sevet
Ani
Coke
Swimming Meet to Open Series at Callowhill Street Bridge
Professional swimmers plan a summer race series beginning Saturday July 3 at Callowhill Street Bridge. Events include 100 yards scratch 200 yards yesticap and 100 yards tule with prizes. Contestants must wear full regulation swim attire at Seine tent dine postin cane es Fielroyd street June 20.
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Callowhill Street Bridge
Seine
Cane Es Fielroyd
Ories
Price Tiers for Dairy Products by Age Class
The notice lists pricing per quart by age category: three years old at 7sc, five years old at $1.00, and seven years old at $1.25 per quart. No further context provided.
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Jamaica
Hanauer pants guards drive bicycle and golf pants market
Cycle notes describe the Hanauer pants guard cuff as a popular new device that converts long trousers into bicycle or golf pants while protecting fit and saving time. Sold at 1018 Market Street and major stores, praised by riders for comfort and cost.
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Market Street
Pimlico Driving Club Faces Reorganization Over Dissatisfaction
In Baltimore on June 19 the Pimlico Driving Club considers a reorganization amid financial strain as membership grows from 175 last year to nearly 400 now. Members were promised a large clubhouse addition and upgraded equipment, which have not been delivered, prompting resignations by President John B. Phillips and Treasurer Harry Zell.
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Times
Baltimore
Pimlico Driving Club
John B. Phillips
Harry Zell
Bald Wins Mile Final as Cooper Hissed After Spill
Syracuse crowds saw Eddie Bald win the mile final at the State circuit races after a disappointing day for Tom Cooper who trailed in the stretch and sat up. Bald surged through the pack to beat Steenson while the slippery track caused several spills.
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Syracuse
Eddie Bald
Tom Cooper
Bald
Cooper
Steenson
Receivers Offer Bargain on Olympic Bicycle Wheels
One of many bicycle line offers is the Olympic wheel built to sell for 100 dollars now offered at 27.50 to help receivers gain quick cash. The public is invited to inspect the remarkably low wheel at the showrooms 810 Arch 3s.
Quotation Snippet Poems on Error and Insurance
A terse early 20th century style fragment plays with common sayings about error insurance and personal truth. It riffs on telling age, risk, and acceptance with ironic tone. The lines resemble a humorously cynical epigram about life's contradictions.
She Couldn't Say in Chance Weakened Vows
A dialogue excerpt shows a woman and George debating trust and risk in marriage. She questions certainty while he asks for commitment. The Chicago frame hints at a public reaction to romantic uncertainty.
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George
Chicago
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J. W. Mellows
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Paige
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Statzel
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Granville
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Yo Hyde
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W. Rick
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Russell
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R. H. Booth
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South End
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Kiser
Michael
Pimlico
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