Vanitie Triumphs In Grand National Chase At Belmont
At Belmont Park on a busy card the Grand National steeplechase saw Square Dealer beat Skibereen by two lengths over three miles, while Relance collapsed and died near the finish. Also listed are entries and results from Blue Bonnet and Dufferin Park events, plus notices of local baseball actions and a Rex ACG game coming to Union League Park.
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Skiberien
Reliance
New York
Belmont Park
W. Wick
Relance
Square
Greentree
Widener
H. W. Maxwell
Cip Square
Herge
Skibereen
Square Dealer
F K
Frank Sullivan
Washington Council
Knights of Columbus
Catholic University
Sullivan
Treasury League
E. C. Minter
F Street
Fancy Gardner
London
Robert A. Gardner
Muirfield
France
Blue Bonnet
Valoey Stone
Wortty
Az Gireulste
Dickie W
My Dear
Helen Atkins
Kilts TI
Wileré Herbert
Belarto
Douglas
Sylvano
Waukeag
Red Post
Bradn
Galopin
Camacho
Ben Haropeon
GiLe Binett
War Machine
Sun Flash
le ‘Tattle
Barlacker
Bime Laddie
Ig Terry
Mohab
Iattie
Tareader
Omer K
George Borer
Anrom
Lee L
Tapagear
Kebo
Pierre A-Feu
Calvert
Lady Arche
Sweet Music
Feodor
Gellagher
the Wagoner
Wait Gein
Sagamore
King Albert
Mr. Brummel
Sadia
Howyhubom
Pride
the Bohemian
Torin
Phoenix
Dry Moon
Harpe of the North
Cleopatra
Sande
Selvestra
Nalttpolta
Tailor Mail
Wite Deve
Zother
Fair Lassie
Turner
Dantees
Girl
Emsor
Gladys
Trane Care
Kummer
Royal Jester
Ande
Service Star
Pairbrother
Sekket
Court Fool
Algoa
Elmer Jobugen
Dufferin Park
Foden
Bird
Pauley
Finley
Myrtle Moore
Dorothy
Hired
Voleme
Taylor
Pleasure Bent
Kennedy
Stelcliff
Chtavette
Frenchy
Waska
Sir Galahad JE
Janice Logan
Beden
Lantimeore
Anderson
Armament
Domtinicé
Sadducee
Monaga
Walgoran
Leonora P
Gay
Faodtey
Wila Jensings
Proves
Cork
Doone Graften
Hach
Neenah
Refugee
Lata
Dominick
Tuck Winfrey
the Talker
Almine
Houso
Latonia
Louiss
Claude Brown
Cormoran
King
Doctor Jim
Big den
Privolity
Marvin May
Luke Dillon
Equator
Accelerator
Chisca
Stone
He Sore
Connelly
Peppery Polly
Mye
Tom
Dortee
Anunds
Loughlant
Molinero
Nick London
Dromore
Towensentha
W. P. Montgomery
Melodrame
Spectacular Girt
Velie
Booneville
Sweep. Jr
Garner
Peery C
Hoberts
Sea Prince
Wilson
Lieut
Perking
May Rose
Warlike
Conroy
Alex, Jr
J. O. Stone
Lamsford
Mink
Dr. Rae
Hurt
Jack Reeves
Bombast
Marie Rappold
Bucknail
Water War
Kimpaiens
San God
Carmody
Rex
Naval Operations Nine
Union League Park
Camden A. C
A. C
R. L. Poore
Capitol Heights
Jack
Dempsey
San Francisco
United States
M. T. Doolin
Maxine Dempsey
William Harrison
Jack) Dempsey
Glone
S. & Records
Selective Service Records
Winston
Gibraltar
Phone Clarke
Main
Eagles
Bogie A. C
Monument
Bagles
Emenuel
Bartman
Strikker
Funk
Lancaster
Fedo
Rune—Terresvit
Hartman
Pitts
Peake
Covert
Dwyer
Murphy
Fridde
Tetreault
Penske
Dovers
Deryer
Whalley
Wromm
Erdéhl
Fist of Bases
Tetredase
Punk
Breary
Perkins
Garrett
A. Bis
Bitches
Balle
Government League
Cmmerce AB
Kinney
Bodie
Purdy
Beard
Helly
Orrors
Flood
Levin
Crinkehank
Rhinebold
Commerce
Navy
Hastisberger
Newton
Crinkshank
Green
Houlihan
Strick
Cotton
Kelly
Cotton Roche
Balk
Dufferin Pank
Claremeter
Royall
Helma
Janice Legav
Diaty
Lady Kee
Slorting
Mise Gunnar
White Haven
Murray
Punetua
Rara
Stara
TG Dot
Delancey
B. A. Jones
Mildred Buretta
Lucky Peart
Iece
Algrette
Charming
Trentino
Pierre A
Galahad II
Vanitie Beats Resolute in 15 Mile America's Cup Race
Vanitie defeated Resolute by 54 seconds in the fifth race of the defense series, a 15 mile windward and return course in 20 knot breeze. Vanitie led from start to finish, gaining on every leg and finishing with Resolute 2:36 behind on corrected time. Two more races to be sailed this week before Bristol overhaul.
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Newport
Ye L
Resolute
Vanitie
Vani Tle
Herreshoft
Epin- Nakers
Bristol
YALE
New Haven
Conn
Yale News Today
New London
Blue Bonnets
Hodrigues
Plantoon
Gopeland
Atom
Olver
Honey Island
Sudor
Ascutney Alee
Rodrigues
Ashareets
Cort Bom
Batwell
Dr. Joe
Dishman
Kukluz
Wan
Austin Farin
Fricker
Jane
Jack of Sped
Duke John
Thurber
Midnight Sun
Poloma
Romeo
Lively
Rancher
RIR
Pokey Jane
Rowan
Hush
Barnes
Richard V
Wim
Col
Pueblo
EACE
Yowell
Rodriguez
Carson
Secord
G. M. Miter
Chotwell
Mather
Muir
Weinland
Ren
Delaware state women tennis final set in Wilmington
Miss Merion A Zinderstein Heaton and Miss Phyllis Walsh of Philadelphia reach the final round to decide who meets Miss Ann Townstend of Philadelphia for the Delaware state women's singles championship. Zinderstein defeated Mrs David Mills 6 3 6 0 and Walsh beat Miss Leslie Bancroft 7 5 3 6 6 4 in earlier rounds.
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Zinderstein
Delaware
Wilmington
Del
Merion A. Zinderstein
Heaton
Phyllis Walsh
Philadelphia
Ann Townstend
Misa Zingerstein
David Mills
Grange
N. J
Miss Walsh
Leslie Bancroft
Boston
NAVAL LEAGUE GAME REPORTS AND TRIALS SUMMARY
Navy Yard League and Terminal League games feature Strike, Welde, Reinhard, Gordon, and other players for Naval Air Station and Steel Plant. Box scores show runs, hits, errors, and standout performances, with notes on left on base, double plays, and pitching bouts across multiple teams.
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Votala
Reinhard
Naval Air Seration
He Steel Flant
Saais Sullivan
D. Dfiller
Lynn
Welde
Goldie
Grubb
Gordan
Riston
Errore
McCarthy
Piten
H. Saler
Oertel
Ria
Balsingert
Naval Air ‘Station
Steel
Staten
Muller
Stevens
Biavis
Mullen
Gordon
Sullivan
Snow
Bateinger
Brichard
Friain
Ratemanif
Will’msenrt
Skoemakery
Wessel
Moran
Houck,se
Hughes,tb
Binck,if.sb
OlkKettier
Rune Bateman
Shoemaker
Lewis
Handy
Hughes
Kein
Pore
Atwell
Richardson
Weesel
Howel
Brown
Williams
Houck
Bateman
Keihl
Keibl
Kouck
Owens
Hoyt
Navy Yard League
B.O.A
H.O.A Cox Lf
Borch«f
Eitehfieldss
Teylor
Majorrf
Lawrence
Towers
Luscombe
Brewer
Giovantti
Btone
Berrinif
Meyers,rf
Moorec
Harris
lOffetto
Hubuert
Cox
Harries
Litchfield
Bawrérice
Enacombe
Strors
Buch
Barrise
Raba
Ensconthe
Eleme Rin
Kubnert
Oflis
Bell
Offutt
Wild
Kuhner
Kuhnert
Hindoo's Belmont Park Tips
Tips based on a formation for Belmont Park horse racing events. Describes horses, jockeys, odds, and selections across multiple races with notes on best bets and considerations, highlighting Flash Up Aurum and Tottie as notable contenders.
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Plattesdale Turiones
Sun Flash It
Fator
Night Stick
Murray
Kummer
War Machine
Coltiletti
Tattie
Callahan
Blue Laddie Rovers
Kennedy
Sea Sun
Bush
King Terry
Mergier
Mohab
Byers
Polybia
McAfee
Omer K
Buxton
George Bovee
Ponce
Little Dear
Turner
Chow
Mr. Brummell
Cummer
Gallagher
Corey
Jadda
Rowan
Houghnaham
Oriole
Dry Moon
Snare
Mooney
Iun
Republican platform plank endorses antistrike law and world peace pledge
The 1920 Republican platform committee adopted a treaty plank urging world peace and endorsing the Bach Cummins antistrike railroad law. Senator Borah led vigorous debate against the covenants and favored enforcement of all laws. Prohibition was discussed but not included in the final draft.
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Associated Press
Chicago
E. J. Groza
Wistonain
Borah
Grogs
Covanant
Ita
Conventionr
William Alves White
Karnas
Colineum
Republican platform draft sent to national convention
Chairman Watson announced the official draft was completed and pressed to the Republican national convention by the resolutions committee. A telegram urged the GOP to push Gov Holcomb to call a special Connecticut legislature session to act on suffrage, sent to Chairman Will Hayes of the national committee by the Men Republican ratification committees in Hartford on June 10.
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Watson
Committee On Resolutions
Eas
Connecticut
Hartford
Conn
Chicago
Holcomb
Will Hayes
Republican Naional Committee
Cadet Drill Won by Company K of Dunbar High
More than 20,000 colored spectators watched Company K of Dunbar High School win the annual cadet drill at American League Park with an average 95 percent. Capt Mason led the company earning a silver loving cup from Maj Dunn. second place went to Company B of Dunbar. Col. Arthur Brooks reviewed the regiment and prizes included a diamond-studded medal. Roster lists Captain William Mason and 40 cadets among the leading units. New York lawyer Frank de R Storey was sentenced at Sing Sing for 2½ to 6 years for criminally receiving stolen securities.
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Dunbar High School
American League Park
William Mason
Mason
Milton T. Dunn
Durbar
Arthur Brooks
Reuben Horner
Ponet
Lewis R. Mehlinger
Lieut
Gregory
United States Army
Dunbar
Armstrong Biannal Training School
Clement Wells
William Mundell
Oliver Rogers
Daniel Day
Andrew Hadcliffe
Clarence Keily
Howard Brown
Irving Johnson
Thomas Devilee
William Minor
Samuel Dyer
Alfred Bagby
Emerson Brown
Leo Butler
Charles Barnes
Leroy Brown
H. Ganks
Harry Darnell
Horace Dove
James Gaskins
John Gray
Ivanhoe Garnett
Richard Goodwin
Henry Green
L. Harris
Edward Hall
Columbus
Hall
Charles Helland
Harry Honesty
Milton Jeter
Fred Myers
Malcomb Myers
C. Minor
E. Masterson
W Natt
L. Pinckney Wealey Porter
Cortez Peters
John Richardson
Frank Radnolph
Richard Tillman
O. Wallker
Barrington W l- Halls
Arnold Williams
A. Rice
A Plater
T. McLain
E. Malory
William Skinner
B. Johnson
New York
Frank de R Storey
Sing Sing
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