American Track Stars Sail Abroad For Olympic Trials
The pennsylvania contingent leads with thirteen athletes headed to London and Paris for the English championships and Olympic games. Kraenzlein tops a star-studded team that includes Duffey, Long, Boardman, Jervis, Prinstein and Burroughs as they contest sprints, hurdles, jumps, and distances across Europe.
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America
University of Pennsylvania
Princeton
Syracuse
Georgetown
Chicago
New York Athletic Club
Yale
Columbia
Williams
Cornell
Pennsylvania
London
Paris
Overield
Boardman
Lee
Waite
McClain
Long
Jarvis
Tewkesbury
Duffey
Kraenziela
Burroughs
Minnehan
Kraeaxletu
Jervis
Prinsteip
Mulligan
Maloney
Jaryis
Cregan
Kraenzlein
Mulligan and Holland
Drumheller
Slack
Ben Johnson
John Bray
Charlie Kilpatrick
Bray
Perry
Grant
Orton
Scrafford
Mechiing
Plumbetler
Bushnell
Malone
Mech- Mag
Mens Clothes Store Seeks Quick Suit Sale
The shop boasts a fine reputation for cuts and fits and reports growing customer flow. To clear excess stock they offer suits at 25 dollars instead of 35 or 40, promising tailoring satisfaction and perfect fit before garments leave the shop.
Intercollegiate Track Heads to Distinct metre events
Geographically scattered entries list numerous colleges and athletes competing in a wide range of track events from 100 to 4 000 metres. Notable schools include Georgetown Syracuse Princeton Pennsylvania Yale Columbia and Chicago with runners such as Kraenzlein Tewkesbury Duffy Long and Mantains. The ledger shows event names and participant names across multiple distances.
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Neban
Georgetown
N 1
Chicago
Jarvis
Princeton
Long
Columbia
Prinstein
Syracuse
Lee
Boardae
Yale
Waite
Mulligan
Georgewn
Duffy
Kraenzlete
Pennsylvania
Tewkesbury
Burroughs
McClain
Boardman
Minnehan
Drumbeller
Cregan
Holland
Slack
Johnson
Bray
Williams
Grant
Perry
Orton
Maloney
Mechling
Drumheller
Scafford
Oregon
Bushnell
Williama
Kraenzlein
Remington
Lewis
MccCracken
Sheldon
McCracken
Hove
Coleman
Kintelg
Cornell
Sorten
Colker
Baxter
Hugh Jump
Serviss
Carroll
Colket
Harness racing set for Belmont July 11 big double-team race
A busy weekend at Belmont opens with a planned July 11 harness meet headlined by a notable double teams race. Frank Bower and John P. Stewart back King Harry and rivals Geneva and Prince, with Mullin and Disston challenging for speed as Road Drivers' Association weighs bye law changes and parade plans. North Penn Trotting Association to hold mid summer meet at Point Breeze on July 26 with larger fields.
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Ewe Ayers
Mullin
Geneva
Prince
Sterling Sportsman
Frank Bower
Road Drivers’ Association
K Harry
John P. Stewart
Titman
Disston
Belmont
Bingham House
Robert Strader
Louisville
Pop” Strader
North Penn Trotting Association
Old Point Breeze
North Penn Association
Local oarsmen have quiet day after Vesper's party
Pennsy's Boat House Row lay quiet following Saturday's success at the riverfront. Vespers athletes enjoyed a quiet celebration, trading tales of earnings and victory while a six oared barge carried a crowd and provisions toward Shawmont for a celebratory pull.
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Boat House Row
The
Vespers
Vesper
Shawmont
Schuylkill River
Fairmount Park
Broad jump and disease throwing event snippets
Readable fragments mention athletes Kresenzlein from Pennsylvania and Stein from Syracuse, Remington from Pennsylvania, Mc Clain from Pennsylvania, and M cCracken Sheldon Hare Kraenaleio with Yale. The notes list participants and places but no full results or context.
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Kresenzlein
Pennsylvania
Prinstein
Syracuse
Remington
McClain
McCracken
Sheldon
Yale
Hare
Kraenaleio
First Summer Tourney Opens With Four Hundred Starters
Atlantic City June 24 The first game of the summer golf tournament at Country Golf Club Haks drew over 400 entrants in a 36 hole scratch medal event. E A Ballard led rounds 9 91 186 earning lowest gross and four qualifiers will play match for the first prize. Notables failing to qualify included Captain Hastings Cox Cresswell Carstairs Jordan Edge and others.
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Atlantic City
Haks
E. A. Ballard
M. C. Work
A. S&s. Carpenter
D. Brereton
Mr. Ballard
H. C. Hastings
Walter Cox
Robert Cresswell
Daniel C. H. Carstairs
A. M. Jordan
Walter K. Edge
Hugh Collina
Edwin Jacquette Sellers
E. H. Hance, Jr
Walter Larue
BE. T. Brice
F. Janney
Walton
Be, Matues
Yawl Race Near Gloucester Yields Close Finish
A Delaware coast match race sailed from Market Street to Point and back saw second class tuck-ups Freda K and Katharine C compete closely. Freda K led by five minutes at the home stretch but Katharine closed the gap, leaving the outcome unclear.
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the Times
Gloucester City
Delaware
Freda K
Katharine C
Market Street
W. Jan
Freda
Katharine
Bloomsburg Japior Seeks Games With Pa Amateur Teams
The Bloomsburg Japior baseball team under manager Cohen of Seeeeenenty, Pa, plans to arrange games with Pennsylvania amateur squads. They seek dates and confirmation of opponents and venue details.
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Bloomsburg Japior
Pennsylvania
Re Cohen
Seeeeenenty
Corroborative Evidence Comes From Antiquated China Tale
Fragmentary dialogue recalls a claim about old china handed down in a family. The exchange suggests a character named Mise Spindle and mentions a Palicade location, with remarks on servants not being kept. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or events.
Belmont Club Hosts Promising Matinee Races
Thomas Grady and Michael Sullivan reported improving form as geldings and double teams posted fast miles during Saturday racing. John N. Scott and his committee praised the Belmont Club event and promised a splendid card next Saturday, with Road Drivers' Association efforts drawing broad public support.
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Thomas Grady
John Trout
Harry T
Grady
B. McGrath
Tom Tom
Michael Sullivan
John N. Scott
Hespera
Scott
Belmont Club
Road Drivers’ Association
Races Return to Tioga Track With Star Cyclists Scheduled
Philadelphia welcomes a premier field for next Saturday’s Tioga meet under the American Racing Cyclists’ Union. Top riders from Newark arrive to train alongside Eddie Bald and others, as McFarland and Stevens race in Buffalo midweek and return Thursday. The junior eight from the Pennsylvania Barge faces strong Vesper rivals, with Coach Dempse praised for swift progress.
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America
Philadelphia
Toga
Newark
Tioga
Tom Cooper
Earl Kiser
H. B. Freeman
Frank Kramer
Jay Eaton
American Racing Cyclists’ Union
McFarland and Stevens
Buffalo
Eddie Bald
International bicycle contests crowd in Paris prize race
In Paris on June 24 an immense crowd watched the Greed Prix event. Jacquelin of France won with Momo of Italy finishing second. Elkes, listed as second in some reports, finished fourth in the standings amid the chaotic finish.
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Paris
Jacqquelin
France
Momo
Italy
Listes
All Evil in the Female Mosquito Pests of New Jersey
The New Jersey talk traces malaria to the female mosquito carrying germs. Dr George McCloskie of Princeton University explains how malarial micro-zoospores form in the mosquito and are transmitted to humans by bites. Rutgers and other experts note other insects spreading malaria and soil disturbance as possible factors.
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George McCloskle
Princeton University
Microscopical Society At
New Brunswick
New York Journal
MaCloskie
Jersey
Asbury Park
Smith
Florida
McCloskie
America
Nelson
Rutgers College
Society
Wisconsin Freshmen Lead In Rough Water Rowing Test
In Poughkeepsie the eight oared crews from four colleges tried rowing as ebb tide and wind created heavy seas. The Wisconsin freshmen showed superior discipline, appearing veteran-like, while the Varsity struggled with water in crossing the river and had to beach to drain. O’Dea had the teams quit early due to conditions.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Wisconsins
O'Dea
Willawalla
Varsity
Murphy
Maskin
Wisconsin Navy
John Oeee
Auchincloss May Return for Yale Race Reach
Auchincloss of the Varsity four has improved after malaria and may race. Gale's Ferry notes the malaria recovery while the air remains oppressive for the crew today. June 24.
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Yale
Gale's Ferry
Coun
Auchineloes
Varsity Four
War poetry debate and bold capitals in lines
A witty exchange notes no poetry in war and observes Aguinaldo and President Steyn placing capitals where lines end, highlighting a sharp contrast between sentiment and typography in conflict discourse.
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Aguinaldo
Steyn
Hicage Tribune
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Horton
Kintstg
Serviss and Carroll
Pridstein
Kewry
Kraenglein
Kenniington
Ewry
Kraenzieln
Nave Ewry
James A. Marshall
Joshua Evans
Channing Eastburn
John Condon
Thomas Small
Theodore Kraan
C. Elwanger
M. D. Swisher
W. M. Huey
R. A. Smith
W. H. H. Achoff
I. H W. Kaufman
Jerome Myers
Schuylkill Navy
Vesper’s Barge Party
Malta
Pennsy
Tioga Track
Gibson
Percy Wall
Dempse
Malta Boat Club
Meses
Unites States of the
United States
N. B
Frank S. Dure CO
Market ST
Bilmington, del
Ecacer
Harry Elkes
Hunter Baltimore
Nba
H. Ulrich
N. 16Th Street
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Auchincloss
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