Spindrift Handicap at Sheepshead yields Oiseau victory
Oiseau wins the Spindrift Handicap for three year olds at Sheepshead Bay, defeating Cairngorm by one and a half lengths while Arkutta takes the fifth race in a five by two length margin. Two favorites win as racing card features six races with top horses Arkusta Watergrass and Ocean Tide among notable finishers.
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New York
Oiseau
Sheepshead Hay
Cairngorm
Olsean
Ths
Sinister
Arkutta
Ring
Serond Cinchone
Halray
Avon
Bullet
Bantam
Sea
Evan
van End
O'Neill
Arkusta
Shaw
Watergrass
Miller
Wetlanieker
Vino
Enow
Nostromo
Reidtore
Gleaner Waters
Turtonga
Colta
Puree
Qrrandi
Kuropetkin
Peter Mathantel
Bi Holt
Kizl
Dick Red
Sis
Uslonga
Welle Ig
Mary Maud
ST. Mrs
Falconer
Wakeful
Senator Foyntz
John Randolph
Oceaner
Katie Grews
Lady Mellera
Kenton
Trixie White
Peach Bloom
Early
Fouryear-Olda
Upward
Delfing
Bonga
Athezone
Pompany
Whinkers
Mimon
Outlaw
Thank Haven
Bravery
Lacton
Footlight
Cashier
Exeter
John Nolan
Loretta
Upwari
Broadler
Gena Handion
Knowledge
Censor
Fannette
Apple Sweat
Tom Mankina
Tom Kiley
Lansdown
Tendercrost
Fones
Bandula
Four Favorites Win in Spectacular Fourth Race Finish
At Memphis on June 2 Montgomery Park hosted six races with four favorites prevailing. Edward Hale surged from near the back to win the mile and an eighth event by a half length as the crowd rallied in a dramatic stretch. other races featured Ghartian, Gregor, and My Eleanor among the winners with varying payouts and close finishes.
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Memphis
Tenn
Montgomery Park
Edward Hale
Hiltons
Schade
Sir Carter
Charry
Yamesica
Chispa
Gregor K.uaerghy
Rightful
Batiste
Pat
Haven
Monseo Maid Pele
Mltaa
Kaward Hale
Shade
Gaymorican
Graves
To L
Ethics
Horry
Sever
Wekinoney
Tve Allalgoren
Eleanor
Fountainy
Aptlete
Wiliamst
Prince Salm Salm
Shaver
Tima
Mindora
Kingtul
Inammable
Will Shady
Raviang
Cone Opera
Peking
Miz Jack
Willams
Ima
Payne
Safequard
Onyx
Jenton Alee
Delmar
St. Louis
Ldt
Sherif Herpel
Dain«Ada
Sewell
Misa Nichols
Foley
Murmy
Brinogar
Ruth Nolan
Red Top
Franchie
Firet
Mae Yarnch
Mildred Grist
Katherine
Xlvo
Tony Lapping
Rice
Outlaw
Brinegar
Huma Meyer
Perminger
Caraivan
Hermione
Lady Belair
Diamond G
Rhyme and Canon
Mina Creek
Rejoice
Ledabelle
Golden Russett
Beren
Nolling
Lady Monense
Bowell
Wakeful
Brinegael
Sandalwood
Henry Ach
John Randolph
la Francess
Try
Fortune Teller
David Gray
Lorin McKay
Lady Vashi
Harris
Cannjoberts
Sorrel Top
J. Russell
Inspector Halpin
John Nolen
Atholios
Russell
Courant
Braay
Horak
Kingstelle
Atoga
Don Wilon
Check Morgan
Comoro
Cardone
Pan
Miles Hubbard
Harrie
Court Mala
Meand
Rostot
Hewel
Dr Hurt
Straight beata wins in tight Kenilworth card
Buffalo June 2 favorites fared badly at Kenilworth with TEN TO ONE SHOT Scotch Plume the upset. Races include Six furlongs won by Jack Dolan and Sandy Andy, one mile victors Scotch Plume and The Mohawk, with Dishabille and Derry among notable winners. weather clear and track fast.
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Buffalo
Kenilworth
Scotch Plume
Seagram
Jack Dolan
Halifax
Wee Lads
Sandy Andy
Fair Calypso
Pasay
Tine
Preen
Mirthiess
Lotus
Nagezam
Pater
Naavam
Allen d’Or
Wire Ie
Derry
Barkalmore
Latoma
Cincinnnati
Ohio
Helena C
Winhard
Tims
Lidia Vivian
Winton
His Majesty
Blister Lillian
Nautilus
Racing Entries at Sheepshead Bay and Nearby Tracks
Listings show first race for three-year-olds plus selling with Arabo, Whores, Billy Rache among entrants, plus multi race card details at Latonia Indianapolis and Connellsville with winners including Swift Wing and Helena C. The day’s notes cover mile and sprint events, handicaps, and turf races with numerous horses and odds.
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Sheepshead Bay
Arabo
Billy Rache
Consideration
Arsenal
Chimney * Sweep
Champlain
Rubric
Lipton
Virgo
Masanfelio
Port Arthur
Sinicedo
Mottla
Novena
Rome
Giliem Ala Runsell
Amico Abbott
Flavigny
Tiekte
Edyth James
Cassandra
Auraian
Victory
Upward Blandy
von Tromp
Uncle Urigh
Uncle Charley
Woladay
Cedaretrome
Ballatelx
the Patsy
Capine
Mary F
Lieberd Holloway
L. J. Hayman
Anodyne
Hooray
Hemington
Broadcloth
Franca Hamburg
Kurtzman
Merry Lark
Sumo
St BeNamd
Torebello
End Chrysolite
Handzarra
Heng
Dinah Shed
Soulsberry
Bouvier
Top Lawson
Sultor Boy
Jerry Lynch
Sweet Alice
St. Breeze
Thistle Heather
Liberia
Delmar
Yale Wins Closest Harvard Boat Race In Thames History
Yale and Harvard clashed in a dramatic two mile and a half Thames regatta. Yale led by seconds early, Harvard surged with Meier's push, and the final three quarters of a boat length separated the powerhouses as Yale crossed first. Harvard swept two additional wins in the freshmen eight and varsity four.
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Barkzlow
Harvard
Yale
Harvery
Laatmus Ham
Meier
Harvard Aioke
Yole
Cambridge
Filey
Illey
Either
Wray
Ella
Crimson
Thames
Blue
Mermaid
William Ross Proctor
New York
Schweppe
Regatta Committee
United States
Apaste
Melkleham
Jane
Cow Point
Navy Yard
Meikleham
Crim~son
Yale Varsity Eight Beats Harvard In Freshman Race Thriller
In a tight boat race at the navy yard, Yale's varsity eight edged Harvard, the Crimson leading early then Yale surging in the final stretch to win by a small margin. Crew lists show Yale captaincy to Morse and Harvard captain Pulley reelected.
Jockey Austin Shines On Highland Park Card
Detroit June 29 Jockey D Austin rode three mounts for T P Hayes winning first and second while another finish came up a nose short In fine weather with fast track Races list winners and times for six events including Double Biz Ching Alley Connell Principia Varieties Highland Fling and Halewee among others.
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T. P. Hayes
Detroit
Mich
D. Austin
Austin
Miss Affapis
Segond
Laura Hunter
Big Bow
Principia
Lotte Gladstone
Short Court
Halewee
Mr. Rowe
Play by Women Interesting in Middle States Tennis
Orange triumphs as three local women Miss Souther Miss Day and Mrs Clarence Hobart win semi final brackets in singles at the Middle States championships Orange star Mina Carrie Neeley of Chicago reaches the semi finals after a spectacular win over Mrs Lewis by 80 to 1 F 5 Alexander and Robert Leroy advance to the men’s singles final with two sets to one wins each
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Orange
N. J
Miss Souther
Miss Day
Clarence Hobart
Mina Carrie B. Neeley
Chicago
Lewis
Alexander
Robert Leroy
Miss Sutton Expected to Win British Championship
London reports rain interrupted play at the British Women's Tennis Championship. Miss May Sutton of Pasadena, Cal, uses strong forehand in fourth round to face Miss Thomson, last year's runner up, with victory likely to carry the title to America. Holcomb Ward scratched for the All England plate after Ladle singles result.
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America
London
Miss May Sutton
Pasadena
Cal
Mise Thomson
Miss Sutton
Holcomb Ward
Mica Longhurst
Qentlemen
Heals
Wright
Pearce
Powell
Kid Sullivan Opposes Britt in July San Francisco Match
James B. Britt of this city, lightweight champion, and Kid Sullivan of Washington, D. C., signed articles for a twenty round bout on July 2 before the Hayes Valley Athletic Club in San Francisco. Weights to be 132 pounds at 6 p m. on fight day. referee to be agreed a week prior.
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San Francisco
James B. Britt
Kid” Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Hayes Valley Athletic Club
Adce
Crowley to Box Stein in Baltimore Fourth of July bout
Ed Crowley of Washington meets Kid Stein of Philadelphia in a fifteen round bout at the Montparet Club in Baltimore on July Fourth. Both fighters weigh 195 to 138 pounds and have substantial ring experience. Crowley trains at John J. O Connor's quarters under Tommy Lowe as he nears his ring readiness. Washington supporters expect a top season bout. Philadelphia Cricket eleven defeats Hamilton Cricket Club of Bermuda at Germantown Cricket Club by an inning and one run.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
John J. O'Connor
Ed Crowley
Kidtein
Monparet Club
Crowley
Mr. O'Connor
Tommy Lowe
all-Philadelphia Cricket
Hamilton Cricket Club
Bermuda
Germantown Cricket Club
Philadelphians
Dentist Dr Bryant Loses Demurrer in Society Case
Justice Gould ruled on Dr Emory A Bryant's mandamus bid to reinstate him to the District of Columbia Dental Society. The decision overruled Bryant's demurrer, holding the society's answer sufficient, with Bryant facing options to trial or appeal. Bryant was expelled for alleged unprofessional conduct tied to letters criticizing members amid a Congressional dental matter. Attorneys Johnson and Williamson pressed Bryant, while Douglas Syme and Conrad H Syme defended the society.
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Justice Gould
Dental Society
Emory A. Bryant
District of Columbia Dental Society
Bryant
National Dental Association
Court of Appeals
Dr. Bryant
Society
Congress
Gould
William G. Johnson
Irving Williamson
Charles A. Douglass
Conrad H
Syme
High School Graduate Enters Naval Academy as Midshipman
L B Campbell Jr son of L H Campbell a Patent Office examiner begins at Annapolis as midshipman after graduating in June from Western High School with the Lehigh Scholarship award recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Campbell, Jr
L.H. Campbell
Patent Office
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Campbell
Western High School
Lehigh
Fourth of July Meet Sees Crack Teams Compete On The Diamond
Columbia Athletic Club prepares for the July 4 meet at Coli with entry blanks out and strong interest. Marquette League plans a relay among parish teams from St Paul St Vincent Trinity St Martin St Patrick and Immaculate Conception. National Guard and high school athletes name potential entries in sprints relays shot put hammer and distance events while plans for juniors relays and two medals per event unfold. The ball game pits Columbia against St Stephen's Institute with Maurice O Connor leading followers in hopes of revenge after two pennant defeats.
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Columbias
St. Stephen's Institute
National Guard
Columbia Athletic Club
Coli
Marquette League
St. Paul
St. Vincent
Trinity
St. Martin
St. Patrick's
Ordor
Young Men's
Christiaan Association
Melville Ridout
Duganme
Rosemand
Wallace
Cook
Kent
Weater High School
Morse
Odewarda
Baltimore
Brittson
Draeger
Babcock Brothers
Rice
Watson
Gill
Law
Maurice O'Connor
Life preserver test impresses steamboat crowd at Norfolk wharf
Dr Charles Hunt of New York demonstrated a new self sealing life preserver using a set of hollow wood cylinders under a heavy load. Observers included George Abler and Capt Harris. The device met buoyancy standards and resisted water saturation unlike cork models. A coroner’s inquest found the death of conductor John E McGowan accidental after a fall from a Columbia Line car near Benning, with body to be shipped to Charlotte New Jersey. Crops and John Hayling season note follow.
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Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Charles Hunt
New York City
George Abler
United States
Harris
New York
John H. Callahan
Hunt
Hmne
John E. McGowan
Columbia Line
Benning
Charlotte
N. J
McGowan
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Hugh Auchincloss
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G. Whitney
Hugh Aushinchoss
George Low
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Bow
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Stroma
C. Morgan, Jr
H. V. Amberg
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Britt
Box Stein
S. Goldheim & Sons
405 Avenue
Dr. Hunt
Pena Des Moines News
John Hayling
Ewan
Fuiseman Bro Outfitters
Washington Electric Vehicle Transportation CO
Panorama
Isth ST
Washington Brewery Co
Tarrant CO
Hudson Street
N.Y
Abner-Drury Brewing CO
Steeets
Morris Canoes
Morris
M.A Tappan & CO
Walfords
AVE
Keeley Institute
North Capitol Street
Amt Newb Alse
Columbia Ag
Maryland
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