Mohican Wins Gazelle Stakes at 15 to 1
The winner Mohican ridden by J. MacManus in silks led to victory in the Gazelle Stakes aboard Nos Bar, with unsettled conditions and a strong finish for Sineduct NY Sure. The event drew attention to Sun Quest and other contenders as race results and post positions circulated.
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Sande
Sun Quest
Hilmer Silks
James MacManus
Owen
Stacher
Bethnger
Eastiden
Drs
Howess
Colonia Arang
Sunape
Delorimer Park Results and Scribbled Notes
fragments show scattered names and numbers from a park results page. partial entries mention Megan Tad Mark and various odds and ends without clear events or outcomes.
Faulty Radiator Repairs Spark Nationwide Alarm
A clearest report notes widespread concerns over radiator and fender repairs performed by unqualified workers. Substandard workmanship led to malfunctions across several makes and models, prompting complaints and consumer warnings from multiple auto shops and industry groups.
Standifer Listed in Canadian Amateur Entry List
The official entry list for the Canadian Amateur Golf Championship at Kanawaki Golf Club includes Guy M. Standifer of Columbia Country Club Washington DC, Francis Ford of Charleston Country Club, Lewin I. Bredin of Detroit, Harald Webber of Inverness Country Club Toledo, J. Standin Lochmeor Club Detroit, J Schrappa Casse of Detroit Golf Club, and C Hames Wilon of Detroit Golf Club.
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Standifer
Montreal Inc
Kanawaki Golf Club
Guy M . Standifer
Columbia Country Club
Washington DC
Francis
Ford Charleston Country Club
Lewin I. Bredin Country Club
Detroit
Harald Webber
Inverness Country Club
Toledo
Standisn
Lochmeor Club
Schrappacasse
Detroit Golf Club
Hames Wilon Detroi Golf Club
Consolation golf finals conclude tense Columbia club event
The Columbia club hosted a consolation tournament with close matches in the semifinal and final rounds. John Shorey and Bob White emerged as notable young winners, with two matches extending to the nineteenth and twentieth holes.
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Columbia Club
Wiltois
Columbia Cub
John Shorey
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Maury Posey
Joln Sharay
Ro Branton
Orenta
Miraut Berrian
New York
Mac Tams
Clunget
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Serrine
Miss Collett and Stirling Favored in Buffalo Golf
Miss Collett and Miss Stirling lead Buffalo Country Club women golf action as national results unfold. Semifinals set with top players from Rhode Island and nearby clubs. schedule notes reflect ongoing match play and expected rounds.
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Collett
Stirling
Buffalo
Miss Wakeford Meets MMS Ellis In Net Final
Heavy shower halts DC tennis championships with Mercur leading Dudley and Robertson beating Groves. Wakeford advances to face Bilis in the finals. Marywill Wakeford tops Hall 6 0. Women and mixed doubles plus men’s doubles resumes at 4 pm today.
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Ellis
Dumbarton
Fritz Mercur
Harrisburg
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Maj Robertson
John ‘S Groves
Vire Bilis
Olock
Edmundston
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Godf Iey
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Rivey Che
Rixey
Johnson
Kentucky circuit picks for Latonia selections
Green Gold exudes confidence for the opener at Death Valley while Bouillon and Guv'nor figure in the early races. Latonia selections name Golf Bullion Mill Boy Devil Girl Kimparion Jake Berger and others with Mr Boy and Jake Berger as top plays. Hamilton selections feature Kebrab Sarah Ginger.
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Kentucky
Old “Death Valley
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Guv’nor
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Mill Boy
Vnle
Devil Girl
Kimpalong
Jake Berger
Latonia
Newond
Kimparion
Golden Billows
Ed Penax
Titian Smuts
Green
Obane Groedellane
Mr Boy
Peerless and local clubs clash and tennis champion crowned
The article highlights Peerless preparations for a Maryland game at Clarendon, with players listed for travel. It notes Miss Scharman winning the Connecticut women’s singles tennis title in New Canaan and Molly Gomlay capturing the international women’s golf championship in Hoylake, England. Potomac Park opens at dawn for public golfers.
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Miss Scharman
New Canaan
Mira Inittan Scharman
Brooklyn
Mayme Vic Donald
Pacific Northwest
Connecticut
Hamilton Results and Race Card Highlights
The report lists multiple horse race results with times and placements across races titled Second Race and later events. It names jockeys such as Sneath, Horton, Brews, Sugunt, and others, plus horses including Coast Landing and Ver. Track details, distances, and officials appear alongside battered OCR text, with results that read like a crowded program page for a race meet.
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Sneath Fe
Anna Horton
Cea
Miles Lramspers
Me Cabe
Harry
Wala
Aia
Yald Coast Landing P
Bae Gale
Inpling
Pet
Waly Trim
Tnagnina
Smuilweed
Hall Eruo
Clarksburg Results Highlight Weekend Horse Entries
A chaotic snippets summary lists multiple horse names, ages, and purses across events. Names such as Pur ae, Ciara, Paloma, and Purse values appear with odds and lane references, indicating a busy race card and various stakes like 700 and 800. The text shows fragmentary results and participant notes from Clarksburg.
Thoroughbred Race Card Fragment Across Nine Races
A damaged OCR listing shows multiple horse names and race details including distances from a sprint to a half furlong, with entries such as Star Wilsarah and Queen Cool. Weather notes indicate showers and track conditions, while miscellaneous numbers suggest odds or times amid the unreadable fragments.
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Gaein
Élfth Racu
Slyav
Arik
Lady Bors
Seth S Yeran
Steenth Nis
Cheeldi
Kecher
WilJem Paml Jones
Rman
T.ck
Gibbons Strong Showdown In Big Training Bout
Tommy Gibbons delivers the fastest display of training, pressing Delaney and four sparring partners, with rounds kept tight as fans photograph the action. The bout dominates the scene while Gibbons eyes a July 4 flight and a brisk pace against hard-hitting rivals.
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Shelby Mont
Tommy Gibbons
Jimmy Delaney
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Ciutch
Deaney
Delaney
Blackeyes
Seversi Mes
Richards Triumph At Wimbledon As Bragnon Falls
Wimbledon crowds saw Vincent Richards, the young American, defeat Frenchman T Bragnon in straight sets 6 4 6 1 6 2. King and queen appeared in the royal box before the match. American Molla Mallory opened her bout with England’s Mrs Odington, winning 4 6 0. Several other results favored favorites as the day progressed.
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T Bragnon
Richards
Uney
Bragnon
Molla B Mallory
Odington
England
Wiam M
Johnston
Aogut
P D E Spence
Francis T Hunter
Ma R Bernard
Mai D M Evans
Great Britain
Fans Attire At Cubs Park Sparks Batting Disputes
In Chicago on June 28, white shirted fans in Cubs Park bleachers reportedly dazzle batters and umpires, causing no hits and dubious calls. Reds plan to ask Cubs officials to require patrons to keep canting or wear green shirts, backed by manager Moran and umpires Finneran and McCormick, with Cubs President Veech noting possible background changes after investigation but not altering the rest of the scenery.
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College tennis title at issue tomorrow
Philadelphia June 28 Carl Fisher of the Philadelphia College of Osteopathy and Gerald Emerson of Columbia meet in the final of the intercollegiate singles championship at the Merion Cricket Club after semifinals today. Fischer beat Frank Anderson in three sets while Emerson defeated W W Ingraham Harvard in three sets.
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South Atlantic League to Split Season in 192? Affects Columbia
The South Atlantic League will implement a split season this year with a new schedule starting Monday July 2 as announced to President W H Walsh. Teams will play twice in another city and the league leaders will meet in a pennant series. the split was decided by telegraphic vote of the directors. Petersburg 1 toky Wount Richardson 6 Wilson 14 Portsmouth
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South Atantic Assectaton
W H Walsh
Basebal Association
Pilav Ug
Beating Bowdre in Wet Conditions at Felds Race Track
Rain and mud challenged the Felds meet with eight starters in the final race. Treasure an outsider defeated Jeanne Bowdre in the six furlong sprint while Valley Light and Go Fein finished second and close behind in the principal year old race. Charles Henry, a first time starter, led the early action as Hughes Graham and Lea Herwood also ran well.
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Jeanne Bowdre
Treasure
So Fein
Valley Light
Clark Valley
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