Schuylkill Navy Regatta Shows Strong Attendance and Close Finishes
The Schuylkill Navy held its annual regatta on the Schuylkill River with favorable weather after rain concerns. The Vesper Boat Club topped three senior events and the junior eight, while Malta and Crescent also scored wins across multiple races, and notable close finishes drew a several hundred spectator crowd despite a slower press presence.
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Schuylkill Navy
Schuylkill River
Jupiter Pluvius
C. H. Smith
University Barge Club
Turtle
Messrs. Smith
G. James
C. Haggerty
Vesper Boat Club
J. McCready
Malta Boat Club
William Innis Forbes
Otto
Forbes
Schuylkill
Malta
Sidney Lucas Wins Thirteenth American Derby at Washington Park
In Chicago on June 23 Sidney Lucas, long an outsider in betting, won the 13th American Derby at Washington Park by five lengths ahead of James. Lieutenant Gibson, the even money favorite, faded to third as Lucas pressed clear down the stretch. Early breaks and backstretch racing led to a dramatic finish with Lucass’s surge past the field. Other races at the meet featured Sam Fullen in the first, Reminder in the second, and Great Bend in the fourth, with various rivals close behind in each event.
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Quaker City
Crescent
Bachelor
University
West Arch
Bachelors
Dan Gallanaugh
G. W. Engle
Malta
Engle
Exley
DeBaecke
Vesper
Monaghan and Hillegass
Pennsylvania
Marta
van Hall
McCall
Page
J. B. Juvenal
Edward Hedley
Navy
Hedley
Juvenal
Warpon
Gray
Reed
Root
Patmpsey
Fetese
West Iadel
Washington Park
Chicago
Sidney Lucas
James
Lieutenant Gibson
Dwyer
Barrack
Gibson
Lucas
Boland
Sam Fullen
Silvers
Maderine
Bullman
Larkspur
J. Martin
Bannock Burn
Lomond
Owensboro
Lady
Reminder
Devin
Mr. Brown
Buchanana
le Hermoso
Nobleman
Josephine B
Pupil
Americans Poised to Challenge London A A Atitle Meet
London observers brace for a clash as the American contingent, led by Princeton, Georgetown, Syracuse, Michigan, Chicago, and New York Athletic Club entries, prepare for the Amateur Athletic Association championships on July 7. Secretary Herbert doubts British hopes, noting climate and talent gaps while the London Athletic Club pursues potential prizes with I E Hutchins possibly the sole competitor from the U S delegation.
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London
Amateur Athletic Association
Princeton
Brighton
London Athletic Club
Cregan
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Georgetown
Michigan
Chicago
New York
England
Peeeetaney
Nn Crac
South Africa
United States
Hutchins
Henley Entries List Shows Belgium and Britain Competing
The official Henley regatta entry list for July 4 to 6 notes Howell of Henley as the sole American in the Diamond Sculls and marks Brussels Rowing Club as the only foreign entrant for the Grand Challenge Cup. An innovation is Eton competing for the Siemens Sculls amid a field of international crews.
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Howell
London
Rowing Club
Brussels
Eton
Berlin
America
Ice
Siemens
National Swimming Association Opens Outdoor Trials at Lafayette
The National Swimming Association concluded the initial outdoor races yesterday at Lafayette with two events, 26 yards scratch and 50 yards handicap, both in one heat. Walter M. Jarman won the 26 yards, Howard placed second, with Jarman also taking the 50 yards handicap, while Lewis and others trailed. Next week’s races feature Turkas and others in the scratch and handicap heats.
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National Swimming Association
Lafayette
Walter M. Jarman
Howard
Lewis
Jarman
Kisuing
Walter Ue
Sera
Tjrkas
Allentown Fails to Score at Royal Arcenum Celebration
Special telegram reports Bethlehem notes on June 23 as Bittersville hosts a grand Royal Arcenum celebration. The Allens struggled offensively amid a lively crowd, with sparse scoring and unclear final margins due to incomplete dispatches. Entities such as Allentown, Bethlehem, Bittersville and Royal Arcenum are referenced with limited action details.
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Timms
Bethlehem
Royal Arcenum
Bittersville
Fie Allens
McEachern Wins Pursuit Race at Open Track Meet
A large crowd of nearly four thousand gathered at Woodside Park track to witness the opening cycle racing season. McEachern won the pursuit race with a fine pace, though the midget class rider did not alter the overall world figures. Amateur events formed the rest of the program amid threatening clouds.
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Woodside Park
Miss McAteer Wins Tennis Championship
Under glorious weather a large crowd watched the final round of the fourteenth annual tawwn tennis championship in women's doubles where Miss McAteer emerged champion unexpectedly. Miss Parker and Miss Champlin captured the doubles title as the event concluded amid a festive scene of neatly dressed participants.
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Miss Parker
Germantown Batting Mood Stuns Field In Halifax Cup Day
Gilts of 416 runs by Germantown batsmen headline a high scoring day as Keenly dominates with 7 for 71. Belfield defeats Germantown 181 to 58, Goodsell and Banes top scorers, Palmer leads visitors with six wickets.
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Donohugh
Scattergood
Clark
Rowland
Linden
Keenly
Allen
Belfield
Manheim
Germantown
Goodsell
Banes
Fisher
Tillinghurst
Linn
Foulkrod
Potts
McEachern Triumphs In Motor Pace Marathon At Woodside
Arch ie McEachern wins the twenty five mile motor paced race with two tandems as Frank Starbuck and Charley Turville chase. Michael sets a five mile world best not record yet but a state mark, amid wind and cheers. In tennis, Miss Myrtle McAteer defeats Miss Parker to win the Philadelphia Cricket Club women’s title in a strong finish as doubles crowns go to Parker and Champlin.
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Jimmy Michael
Archie McEachern
Frank Starbuck
Charley Turville
Michael
Starbuck
McEachern
Turville
Joe Rogers
Empire State Express
Croons
Sherer
Hile Turville
Ahea
McEacherne
Michael McFar
Woodside
Soem
Tores
Poe
Fas
Raiaing Sport
Heavy Batting at Elmwood in Halifax Cup Series
Germantown visitors batted first at Elmwood and hit Belmont’s bowling hard. Henry and Jones opened with 59, Brown and Henry built a long stand to 173 before Brown was out in odd fashion. White hit 116, but late wickets collapsed as Germantown posted a five hour innings and 60s-per-hour pace. Match to finish Tuesday. Belmont fielding held well. World Record Lowered. Salt Lake, June 23. Chapman and Lawson broke the one mile tandem world record at the Salt Lake Palace last night.
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Belmont
Germantown
J. N. Henry
Captain Brown
Daisies
Belmonters
Harold Haines
Merton
John A. Mester
Haverfordians
Merion
Haverford
Burrows
Hinchman
Statzel
Graham
Harold
Equa Belmont
Separa Evans
Barrero
All Allisve
Mal Ie
Haines
H. C
G. Thayer
Elmwood
Henry
Jones
Brown
Watson
White
Belmontithout
Chsef
Cregar
West Philadelphians
Salt Lake
John Chapman
Iver Lawson
National Circuit Races Off in Peoria Due to Lack of Entries
National Circuit horse races in Peoria were postponed from July 10 to due to insufficient entries. The event, tied to the circuit schedule, faces delays as organizers await entry numbers and potential rescheduling options.
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Peoria
Contributory negligence bars damages for dog bite case
A Kentucky Court of Appeals decision holds that if a person annoys a dog while it is eating and the dog bites, the victim is guilty of contributory negligence and cannot recover damages. The ruling emphasizes the eater's behavior as a factor in liability and limits recovery for the bite incident.
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Kentucky Court of Appeals
Henry Henry Keystone shooters edge McCoy in 100 bird match
Henry and McCoy, Keystone Shooting League crack wing shots, met at Holmesburg Junction for a 100 bird race at 30 yards rise with $100 a side. After a tight 100 thirds tied at 89 apiece, Henry won the shoot off by one third as McCoy misfired late and both tired, Henry showing better judgment in the decisive end.
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B. McCoy
H. Henry
Holmesburg Junction
Henry
McCoy
Keystone League
Keystone
Fragmented OCR Sports Notation From Unknown Page
The readable text shows scattered numbers and letters with references to ties, out of bounds calls, and player hints. It lacks coherent events, teams, or dates, providing only cryptic sequences and potential score-like tokens. No identifiable persons organizations places or outcomes are clearly present.
Belmont matinee races produce close finishes and wins
The Belmont Saturday matinee featured three harness classes and a half mile running match. Sim Wilkes owned by John B. Scott won the pacing class in straight heats. Alabaster and Belle A battled in the trotting class, finishing with the race called after each won a heat. Belle outpaced Nellie May in straight heats. Tidewater, W Strawbridge, won the running match race.
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Belmont
John B. Scott
Sim Wilkes
C. H. Supplee
Alabaster
Charles Peddrick
Belle
N. Deasy
Nellie May
W. Strawbridge
Tidewater
Jeer Evess
Scott Mile
Supplee Buncell
Gus Mailer
Pete
Ch. m
Deasy
Neill Moffatt Bout Set for July 3 in San Francisco
Neill and Jack Moffatt are matched for a twenty round return bout on July 3 under the National A C of San Francisco. Neill accepts Moffatt's conditions with Moffatt to receive 80 percent of the fighters' share if he wins and 50 percent if he loses.
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San Francisco
Neill
Jack Moffatt
National A. C
Moffatt
Gardner defeats McCloskey in six round Chicago bout
At Star Theatre Eddie Gardner brother of Oscar the Omaha Kid won the decision over Elwood McCloskey of Philadelphia in a six round bout. The report also notes Hart defeated Teddy ma Paes Australia and Fitzpatrick Magne beat an opponent from Chicago.
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McCloskey
Gardner
Chicago
Star Theatre
Eddie Gardner
Oscar the
Omaha Kid
Elwood McCloskey
Philadelphia
Hart
Teddy Ma
Paes
Australia
Fitzpatrick
Magne
Ane
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Ine
H. de Bakcke
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J. H. Shane
R. Haggerty
E. Hedley
W. Carr
E. Marsh
J. Exley
Crescent Boat Club
C. Buntte
H. Pepper
H. C. Bruner, Jr
E. &. Pennewill
Wae Club
G. Hill
P. J. Wall
A. McCloskey
Haeghan
C. H. Reed
J M. Boat, Jr
J. M. Potter
W. Kugler
West ¥ Boat Club
A. Hickey
C. Wilde S. Vanderbeck
W. Craig
J. Stone, Jr
E. Cooke
F. McGill
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J. Martindale
C. Morris
R. ‘Steel
F. Highley
C. W. Helwig
Om Coxswain
W. Huber
J. J. Torpey
W. Lake
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Wickensmith
F. Magraw
J. F. Mettin
H. §. Fullerton
R. ©. Ayers
West Philadelphia Boat Club
Doyle
Dooner
Cardoza
W. Dakes
J. Berrilt
J. Miskey
Kappella
H. Bryant
L. Garmon
Sidney
Pultens
Lseer
Mitchell
Jera Ty Gibson
Seas Phillips
Great Bend
Hiley
Morani
Orion
Flick
Wien
Wee Eee
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John H. Morris
Brisk
Castake
Patton
Criterion A
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T. Burns
Sofala
Manga
Joey Scalawag
Ella Dernham
Allentown
Miss McAteer
Miss Champlin
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St. Gore
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G. Varley
Bell, Jr
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Vland
M. Harris
Fides Aes
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Fischer
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Wissahickon Heights
Marion Jones
Nevada
Roosevelt
Cahill
Bertha Townsend
Henry Toulin
Nanzel
Myrtle McAteer
Pittsburg
Parker
Pittsburger
Cowperthwaitt
Landreth
Bartow
Morris
Wright
Champlion
Pies Mostene
Iss Parker
Miss Winner
Windy City
Miss Wimer
P —Ionship
Miss . H. Rastall
Roskins
Banks Mee
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Samuel Welsh
Arthur E. Newnes
J. C. Patterson
T. H. Dixon
Miss Morgan
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Brana
B. Allison
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Lebanon
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Atwood
Sarroneer
Rassul Sprecher
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