All oarsmen out on river at Poughkeepsie regatta
Syracuse crews arrived for practice along the Hudson. Wisconsin, Cornell, Columbia and Washington squads took long drills as coaches plan for the upcoming regatta. The day featured ideal rowing conditions with crews training downstream and returning with the tide.
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Poughkeepsie, N
Syracuse
Courtney
Cornell
Columbia
Washington
Vail
Wisconsin
Ambition and Har vard in race meet notes and names
A fragmented OCR list from Belmont Park and various papers mentions Ambition and Harvard among many horses and handlers. Names such as Dick Baker Jimmie 611 Helene and Robert Olver Sandail appear alongside race terms and venues, reflecting a noisy, cluttered clipping of a horse racing page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clacionatt Enquirer
Harvard
Ambition
Dick Baker
Mockter
Chartier
Cesarina
Earth
W. Rufiles
el Palomar
Sebasa Verna
Usteppa
Jimmie
Helene
Strong
Morning Telegraph
Wuzz Arauni
Forehead
Mocater Casuarina
Rich W.ruffies
Closer
Theresa Gill
Casey Jones
Calesta
Trier
Bonne Glasse
Galley Stave
Buzz Around
Harbard
Serenate
Shepherdess
Hanjo Jim
Louis Grice
Lamb's Tail
Durin
al Jones
Marta Mac
Texas Tommie
Charter
Jabot
Dick’ Baker
Mookler
Clortense
Bronze Wing
Theo Gortta
Raffles
Edith W
Casarina
Haniicap
el F Palomer
Silver Bill
Coy Lad
Little Father
Sebago
Olga Star
Prospect
Celesta
Jimmie GU
Fepy
Tyree
Verena
Marshon
Mack
Fory Mary
Bonnie Eloise
Gailey Slave
Sleuth Wins Belmont Park Opener at Belmont Park
At Belmont Park on June 12, Sleuth captures the opening race after a strong bid from Scallawag and Montresor, with Scallawag second and Montresor fading. Dr. Duenner easily defeats Yellow Eyes in the Handicap. Cataway drives to win the Fashion Stakes, edging Galaxy as Cutaway and Water Lily contest the rest. The card also features longer races including the Empire State steeplechase handicap won by The Welkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Belmont Park
N. Y
New York
Ailles
Sleuth
Laura
Scallawag
Montresor
Stromboli
Dr. Duenner
Yellow Eyes
Mr. Wilson
Cataway
Galaxy
Cutaway
Water Lily
Mein Course
Troxter
Scallywag
Timea
Reno
Ambrose
Tacts
Monmouth
Striker
Little Jupiter
Luria
Surprising
Rightmire
McTaggart
Garrick
Fathom
Buros
Dale
Armament
el Biod
Black Brown
Tima
Fireside
Hypatia
Butwell
Wolfe
Tine
Flitsway
Wilson
Hoffman
Addie M
Mater
Welkin
Allen
Delirum
R. Wall
Coligny
Fielder
Wer Horn
Lohengrin
Hanover
Fred Mulholland
Beaucoin
Piiant
Today racing entries from Belmont Parx list multiple races and odds
Entries detail six Belmont Parx races with two and three year olds to four year olds and up, including military steeplechase and handicap events, listing horses such as Trane parency Gallop Water Lad and Flying Fatty along with weights and odds. Local notes report Navy captain K P Gilchriot treated for a knee injury and boxing bouts in Toronto and New Orleans announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Parx
Traneparency
Robert Oliver
Gallop
Water Lad
Wooden Sheeg
Bir Caledore
Hand Hill
the Tork
Star Battle
Sir John Johnson
Bob R
Rolling Along
Piianquin
Springboard
Aldebaran
Sam Jackson
Bruin Belle
Cock of the Walk
la Cliff
Sprite
Yankee Nations
Bard of Hope
Azyiade
San Angelo
Old Erin
O. K
Kigneton
Flying Fatty
Rock View
Barnegat
Prince Eugene
Sir Cleges
Shannon River
Malaga
Tom Cat
Buckthorn
L. Navarre
the Welkin
Rebound
Frifole
Farmer
Judge Walser
Jark Wall
Flatter
Whisper Belle
Dizon
Jim Caffrey
Washington
Amateur League clash ends with Holy Name 4 St Josephs 1
Holy Name defeated St Joseph's 4 to 1 in a Marquette League game. Birkley set a league record handling nineteen chances without an error. Twining beat Printers 6 to 1 in the Central League with Weaver and Pelfer standout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name
St. Joseph's
Birkley
Mely
St Jaeph
Rochert
Mbeppac
U'Gardella
Mtuine
Osaniunef
Rirkies
Stadler
Newland
Kirkley Gee
Glovanon
Coombs Masino
Phelps
Fritz
Kirkley
Petworth and Tanglewood Battle to Four Four Tie in Federal League
In a crowd filled game under sensational fielding, Petworth and Tanglewood battled to a 4 4 tie in the Federal League. Travers, Junghans, Grenfell and Hines led the runs for the visitors, while Clayton and Baggette supplied key hits for Tanglewood in a feature filled contest.
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Petworth
Tanglewood
Tangle
Fague
Sinclair
Oftravers
Ollunghans
OlGlimore
Baggette
Grenfell
Miller
O'D & Olinger
Plunkett
Lcryer
Rawlings
O Ofsteed
Gallagher
OjPetit
Travers
Junghans
Hager
Hines
Clayton
Harty
Petit
Baggetta
Hinea
Steed
Mt. Jenkins
Federals defeat Interstate 9 to 1 in Treasury League game
Powell starred for the Federals allowing two hits and fanning twelve as they routed Interstate. Scoring featured runs by Torney Powell O Meara Roundtree Nugent McClure Short with key defensive plays including a Double play Daugherty to Hamill and a wild pitch by Short. Time of game was 1 hour 50 minutes.
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Twining
Printers
Weaver
OAK Printers
O'Reilly
Geneher
Sproesser
Stringer
I McLarney
Olsulian
Zonoell
O Suexa
Ruppertus
I Ellett
Terrey
Thornberg Jr
Sheridan
Q I
GiReynolds
McKay
Fotala
O‘reilly
McLatney
Zannell
Terry
Garvey
Felfer
Buringer
Julian
Lucas
Thornberg
Pelfer
Kuppertus
Sproesner
McLarney
Suess
Highland
Steel Plant
el Steel Plant
Cornish
Burgess
Senotai
Brewer
Martin
Zirkle
Fisher
Cobfil
Dyer
Melby Gt
Pessagus
Zirkie
Phipps
Pearson
Johinson
McGee
Johnson
Plumb
Bury
Vanssee
Whitely
Messia
Levy
Whitney Avenues
St. Paul's
Whitney
St. Paul
Hore Barrett
Herr
Mark
Ogo i Sehler
Beate
Ruth Saunders
Parsley
Eker
GO Ashford
Jones
O Harrison
Oes Hudson
GlAnvets
Agao Schultz
Barry
Ol Johnston
Phillips
K. Gee
Whitney Avenue
Bt. Paul
Rune—Culum
Johnston
Barrett
Kerr
Schlekter
Etker
Schultz
Philips
Whitney Ave
OM Phillips
Coe
Schickler Schultz
Cullum
Seaton
Lesion
Hudson
Haas
Flynn
Car Department
RB. R. Y. MC
OAL Luton
Sulien
Landis
Tcalba
Nicholson
Stansbury
Kilroy
Batterser
Rupe -Pugh
OM Bell
Wy Bell
T Lhompson
Phagesald
Bell
Pugh
J. Sullivan
McCann
Kent
J Callow
Nichson
F Sullivan
Balle
Mr. Handibee
Federals
Interstate
Powell
Derry
ziVoreny
Buffin
Callawa
Ibed
McNemey
Dampler
O'Meara
Dunber
Barnholt
O‘nugent
Bamil
O'Brien
Boyce
Oo Kendrick
Federalps
Torney
O’meara
Roundtree
Nugent
McClure
Daugherty
Dampier
Short
Hamill
Cellaway
Markie
Cornell Maintains Lead In Low-Scoring Game
Cornell defeated Southland 10 to 3 as Cornell hitters produced a string of runs led by Taylor Brown and Martin. Beach pitched five innings for Cornell with Litchfield and Eberwein closing, while Southland struggled with fielding and errors as Litchfield and Eberwein combined for six runs.
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Cornell
Southland
Geore
Taylor
Brown
Spaulding
Martin
Bunt
ilGreen
Marceron
Schrider
Macdonald
Warmoth
Ol Steele
Beach
OlLitz
Heinrich
Admonsion
Totels
Litchield
Green
Lita
Howard
Brewer
Ederwein
Edmonston
Fliat
Balla
Litchfield
Eberwein
Hite
oOff Besch
Hberwein
Exhibition pitching tips Scots Presbyterians fall to Reformation 4 1
In East Washington League action Jeffries and Lloydshine strong pitching for Presby terians as Reformation edges them 4 to 1. Mattingly steals four straight bases, Tipton and Fineran spark defense, Dodge Davis and Fineran drive runs, Lloyd earns win while Jeffries takes loss. Umpire Mr Jaeschke. Time 1 hour 30 minutes.
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Jeffries
Lloyda
Presbyterians
Tipton
Fineran
Mattingly
Lloyd
Firat Presbyterian
Dodge
Davia
Firat
Basle
Davis
Dy— Miller
McGhan
Daughton
Norda
Jaeschke
Congressionals defeat Shamrocks in tight nine to eight
In the Eastern League game the Congressionals edged the Shamrocks 9 to 8 after a late rally. Hildebrand doubled with two on in the ninth and scored on Jenkins’ double to seal the win as Shamrocks led 8-6 earlier. Pitching and fielding shifts noted, with Small taking the loss.
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Congressionals
Shamrocks
Hildebrand
Jenkins
AB HO
Ej Cong
AE Piffer
Small
Scott
Licarone
Steele
Qhildeb
Anderson
Ol Jenkins
Tucker
Smitson
Neuman
Greene
Sewell
Reading
CalFisher
Higgs
America
Piffer
Tharone
Fisher
T. Small
A. Small
Higes
Oy Temalt
ne—Jenkins
Mies
O. Ameri T. Smal
baves—Pinter
Scout
Freeman Leads Chevy Chase Player In Washington Club Open
Freeman of Chevy Chase Club won the qualification in the first invitation golf tournament at Washington Country Club on the Jewell Station course with a 75. He topped a list of 74 players from four local clubs, with Columbia Country Club supplying nine in the honor sixteen and Washington C C four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FL Freeman
Chevy Chase
Washington Country Club
Jewell Station
Dr. Freeman
John C. Davidson
Columbia Country Club
E. B. Eynon
Bannockburn
Chevy Chage
John &. Warren
Truett
Washington D
R. I. Hill
Columbia C
E. B. Brion
Columbia C. C
Otte Luabkert
G. Freeman
Kebn Brawner
John L. Weaver
W. T. Weaver
Washington D. O
E F. H. Edmonds
J. L. Wirt
Washington C. G
H. C. Chamberlain
J. R. Grunwell
Washington C
Norris McLean
A. M. Chester
Washington C. C
T. A. Weedon
Washington D. C
F. W. Collins
C. M. King
BE. Kent
F. B. Howden
Cano H
Cobey
M. &. Danforth
Columbia
G. Cbe
G. H. Chasmar
Bascom Johnson
Watts
L. H. Green
Washington D. Co
Bowls
J. T. Hendricks
George Richards
C. V. Piper
Washington
D. Blackistone
G. B. Stetson
W. G. Barr
George A. Rankin
Bannock
Amateur league matchups across city streets today
Capital City League features North Capitol and nearby streets including Corneil ys Waverley. Central League hosts First and Wi streets and G. P.O. vs Northern. Departmental League lists White Lot Open East Washington League on Thirteenth and D streets. Trinity faces Stanton Rafromd in Ning Pedersl League at Grant cirsig Upshur. Northwest Sunday School League covers Georgia and Kenyon streets. Pours 15 Calary Treasury League appears with White Lor ederals.
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Capital City
North Capitol
Corneil Ys
Waverley
G. P.O
Washington
First Methodiat Ve. Ning
Pedersl
Grant Cirsig
Upshur
Trinity
Stanton Rafromd
Ifih Street
Florida
Avenue Northead
Penda
Georgia Ageour
Kenyon
Poursh
Calary Treasury
Ederals
Mirgusts
Wincen
Avense
St. Stephen's
Soccer Season Success Across English Cup Finals
The English Football Association announces its most successful year, with over $12,190 in total receipts and record crowds for cup finals at Crystal Palace and the England versus Scotland match. A 6 percent levy funds the investment account, yielding over $2,015, while the final payouts to the last four clubs total over $53,315, with Sunderland estimated at about $23,000 and Aston Villa the winners set to receive the bulk.
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English Football Association
Soccer
Crystal, Palace
London
England
Scotland
Football Association
Sunderland
Lehigh Ratifies Elections of O Keefe and Lacrosse Captain
Lehigh University athletic committee ratifies Walter F. O Keefe as baseball captain for next year. O Keefe, a former third baseman from Rockville Connecticut, is joined by C Hartheran as lacrosse captain and 8 Sproul as track captain. The committee discussed summer ball with no decision. Silver cups for breaking track records awarded to Batley Sproul Burke and Cartson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Walter F. O'Keefe
Lehigh University
O'Keefe
Rockville
Conn
C. Hartheran
Sproul
W. ¥. Batley
R. H. Sproul
J. M. Burke
H. Cartson
Would Limit Fight Season in New York Boxing
New York news reports the state athletic commission favoring a rule to halt all boxing exhibitions in June July and August. The rule would take effect a year from now to allow clubs to adjust leases. Commission members note boxing is the only standard sport practiced year round. They believe a seasonal approach would benefit boxing similar to baseball football and hockey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York State
New York State Athletic Commission
Two Players Suspended By National League Fined $25
New York June 12 President Lynch of the National Baseball League suspended and fined $25 each today manager Tinker of the Cincinnati Club and second baseman Knabe of the Philadelphia team for fighting during the game at Cincinnati yesterday. Both men will be eligible to play next Tuesday.
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Troy, N
Ramsey
Troy Baseball Club
Barry
Yankees
Jersey City
Trey
Scranton
New York
Lynch
National Baseball League
Tinker
Cincinnati
Knabe
Philadelphia
Harvard to Offer Graduate Coaching Courses Next Year
Cambridge June 12 Harvard University will offer courses in coaching football baseball basketball and track next year pending financial support from William F Garcelon graduate treasurer of Harvard athletics. Garcelon argues graduates who take teaching posts can also coach high and preparatory school teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mays
Harvard University
William F. Garcelon
Harvard Athletics
Garcelon
Yale Oarsman Out With Injured Finger
Gore of the Yale varsity crew missed a morning practice due to a finger injury. Freshman and four-oar crews conducted a fast top-speed row with even boats and no notable difference at the finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore
Varsity
Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale Varsity
Harvard Varsity Eight Beats Freshmen In Thames Race
Hed Top Conn June 12 Harvard varsity eight defeated the freshman eight in a two mile Thames race. No time listed. Freshmen led until the final half mile when the varsity surged ahead with Yala oarsmen observing from launches. Bristol Tenn June 12 New company formed to finance Appalachian League baseball in Bristol with J. S. Ashworth as president W H Beckner as vice president John C Adams as secretary treasurer Red Munson retained as manager.
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Conn
Harvard
Thames
Yeoik
Waanington Row
Bristol
Tenn
J. 5. Ashworth
W. H. Becknerm
John C. Adams
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Girl Slayer
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Wayne County
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Wayne
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Johns Hopkins
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Honolulu
Amateur Athletic Union
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Ell
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Knox College
University of Winnets
Orientals
W. FR Barrett
Seventh Street North West
Latonia
Cincinnati Enquirer
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National Baseball Commission
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W. McReynolds
C. 3. Watts
M. Burke
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H. Jewell
Z. D. Blackistone
Lehigh
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Bristol Club
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Olds Mobile
T. Pollock
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Jones-Kessler Rubber Tire Co
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Miller Co
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Automobile Exchange
Bix Little Yankees
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Argonaut Rowing Club
Royal English Henley
Belgium
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Durborow
Swarthmore
Beroy Durborow
Oxford
Swarthmore College
Turborow
Old Man Jones
Wale
Illin
Copraienty
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Hasso
Studebaker Gas and Electric Care
Colonial Electric Commercial Auto & Supply CO
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Detroit Electric and
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Michigan Telephone
J.J. Bartram
Prop
Vulcan
6Th St. WN
H. B. Leary, Jr
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Gilson Gan Saver
Mala
Cadillac Baker
Cook & Stoddard Co
Algo Trucks
Motor Truck Corp
Wilcox‘ Trux Congressional Garage CO
Agta
Ave. S. E
BUICK
Dalesroom
17Th St. N. W
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Batavla
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Jerman
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Fister
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Wright
Benedira
Miho
Towgchidds
Fon Winn Aly Band
Fic
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