Harvard Yale Regatta Set in New London Tonight
Harvard and Yale crews prepare for the Thames regatta with Harvard favored on weight advantage and critics divided on form. Yale captain Ward won the toss for the varsity course, while Yale aims to overcome last year’s edge as crowds from Boston New York and New Haven converge for the race day.
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New London
Conn
John Harvard
Elihu Yate
Thames
Atumas
Capt Wodel
Yale
Capt Ward
Harvard
Boston
New York
New Haven
Wray
Crimson
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Yate
Lord of the Thames
Yale Docks Freshman Four Victory Over Harvard
New London Conn June 9 Yale won the freshman four oared race from Harvard by three quarters of a length on a one mile downstream course. Unofficial time was 0 39 1 5. Harvard rowers contested the Graves cup claim but Yale timekeeping differed. Harvard may press.
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New London
Oscar Graves
Yate
Harvard
Bets $1,000 to $1 on King James Second
New York news reports Clarence Foote bet $1,000 to $1 that King James would not win, and would place second at Sheepshead race track. Amid chatter from brokers, the odds offered were 1 to 1,000 if King James failed to outrun the other horse. Foote’s win and the dramatic wager are noted.
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New York
Clarence Foote
Harry Abrahamson
Sheepshead
Ballot
King James
Mr. Foote
Foote
Abrahamson
Gus
Dreamer and Many Horses Enter at Sheepshead Bay
A long list of horses and entrants appears for a Sheepshead Bay event including Dreamer Sir John Johnson Shannon Waterway and Reverwyck entries alongside horses like Amalia Jenks Reverwyck and Jeanne d Arc. Names such as Latonia Pennyroyal Louix Des Comneta Mona Lina Dolly Bultman and Grace appear among others. The page reads like a racing card with numerous horse names.
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Sheepshead Bay
Dreamer
Sir John Johnson
Shannon
Waterway
Sanctus
Blue Mouse
Madcap
Csasabar
Orean Rount
Foble Levy
Amalia Jenks
Roestigouche
Big Stick
Jeanne d’Arc
Latonia
Pennyroyal
Louix Des
Washington Nationals Edge New York In Lengthy Park Tilt
Washington and New York played a hard fought game with few hits and frequent baserunning mishaps. Unglaub and Laporte delivered key defensive plays while Knight and Elberfeld each contributed timely outs in a defensive, low scoring contest at the park.
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Perrine
Sheridan
Washington
New York
Walter
Laporte
Gardner
Knight
Schaefer
Austin
Ure
Hippodrome le Taeans
Nome
Chase
Wotter
Nationals
Philadelphia
Dr. Powers
Connie Mack's Park
Mitchell
Gray
Unglaub
Street
Wardrop
Reno Arena Nears Completion for Jeffries Johnson Fight
Reno carpenters work on the wooden arena outskirts of Reno for the Jeffries Johnson bout set to open to spectators Monday. Tickets sold briskly, with 16,000 seats priced from 10 to 50 dollars and trains from major cities expected. Security, no cushions, no beverages in bottles, and strict conduct rules accompany preparations as crowds gather and diversions arrive for the big fight week.
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Washington Post
Reno
Nev
Army of Correspondents
Nevada
Rickard
Jim May
Gleason
San Francisco
New York
Wall Street
Tim Sullivan
Chicago
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Portland
Oreg
Seattle
Denver
Salt Lake
Birmingham
Ala
New Orleans
Sant Francisco
Sierras
Heno
Golf Title to Hutchinson Proves Best in Western Pennsylvania Tourney
Jack Hutchinson, a Pittsburg Golf Club professional and coach, won the open championship of the Western Pennsylvania Golf Association at Oakmont. He shot 147 over 36 holes, the best in twelve years, earning a $50 purse and a six-stroke margin over runner-up Jack Dingwall. Peter Henderson of Oakmont took third with 158, while amateur W. C. Fownes Jr. matched Dingwall but could not claim prize money.
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Pittsburg
Jack" Hutchinson
Pittsburg Golf Club
Western Pennsylvania Golf Association
Oakmont
Hutchingon
Jack” Dingwall
Peter Henderson
Oakmont Club
W. C. Fownes, Jr
Dingwall
Hilarious wins Long Island Handicap in close finish
At Sheepshead Bay on June 10 Hilarious surged late but Fashion Plate nearly caught him at the wire, winning by a length in the Long Island handicap. The card featured six races with favorites and several longshots, including Meridan and The Wetkin winning early events.
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Sheepshead Bay
Hilarious
Himeelf
Long Island
Fashion Plate
Thomas
Aldrian
Novelty
Watervale
Golightly
Pleasant
Fair Mies
Ben Lusch
Lack Rove
Ave
Davidson
Minto
Kelleher
Gold Plate
Williams
Fainenty
Thiatledale
Ecex
Malden
Charivarl
Estep
Aehiwell
Moyer
Blar Acter
Powers
Henley
M. Cambon
Dracosla
Henry Munro
Leopardstown
George Field
Canoga
Catherine Simpson
Gisse
Besond
Caer
Ita
McGee
Adaea
Hampton Court
Garnen
Capt. Swanson
Lang
Perry Johnson
Glass
Wilton Lackaye
Marigot
St. Joseph
Tatoo
Loco
Helling
Folie Levy
Comedienne
Gergen
Sir
Latonia Race Results Showcase Multiple Thoroughbred Winners
In Latonia racing's first through sixth races, Outfelder won race one at purse $300 with Mockler second and Jack Weever third. Oriental Pearl placed in race two with a 1:01.5 time. Lotta Creed led race three, Pinkola won the fourth, Starport took the fifth, and Mamie Algol won the sixth, with varied payoffs across mutuels and placings for each event.
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Outfelder
Kennedy
Mockler
Peak
Jack Weever
Rie
Lotteryman
Crex
Emigrant
Beech
Mont
Outlander
Never Ceasing
Sneezer
Arc Graw
John Hilgate
Charley Buddeke
Banken
Guthelder
Margand
Mountain
Oriental Pearl
Seoville
Wachum
Martin
Myitty
Count de Oro
Minnie Wendie
Useppa
Ponrir
Dat
Pinkola
Troxtar
Tom Bigbee
Herbert
Dr. Wolbers
Griffin
Alice
Dr. Holabere
Starport
Imprident
Betond
Queen City
Rice
Thane
Eizabeth
Placide
May Bride
Grand
Lois Cavanagh
Quagea
Nadau
Mutuela
Mamie Algol
Stone Street
Elfail
Modern parks reshaping major league baseball tours
The piece notes the strain of adding idle days on travel and the benefits of a disabled players fund proposed by President Navin of Detroit. It describes Chicago’s new park with 35 000 seats and vast dimensions, other parks in Philadelphia St. Louis and Cleveland, and Western teams expanding venues within walking distance of city centers. A Washington Fredericksburg game sees Fredericksburg White Sox win 4 to 0 over Brightwood with strong defense and pitching.
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Philadelphia
Navin
Detroit
Chicago
Comiskey
St. Louis
Cleveland
Bennett Park
City Hall
Washington
Boston
New York
Highlanders
Brightwood
Washington Post
Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg White Sox
Washington, D. C
White Sox
Felding
Balstip
Frady Oricksburg
Amateur Baseball Ends in Hamline Victory After Sloppy Fielding
In a Sunday School League clash, Peck trailed Hammline by six runs after two innings due to six errors and four hits. Key players include Murray, Wyokoop, Conill, and Goodman for Hamline, with notable fielding miscues by Peck. The game lasted 1 hour 65 minutes as Hamline won decisively 9 to 1.
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Peck
Hamline
Methodists
Abshoae
Abhoae Murray
Wyokoop
Conill
O Goodman
Don’ly
Sheaffor
Riddle
Stuckert
Brewer
Mfc
OlMeMors
Jacobke
Wheatley
Slack
Meyers
Queer
Quigley
Jorg
HIE
Anodopti Oors
Murray
Cabill
Donnelly
Jaeschke
Wynkoop
Goodmas
Scheaffer
Miller
Birch
Hamling
Basquite
Sluck
Scheiffer
Goodman
Rogers
Quigsey
Mr. Hughes
Cleveland Country Club Wins State Golf Championship
The Cleveland Country Club team captured the state golf tournament title at Cleveland with a 645 total, breaking the Inverness Club Toledo record by M strokes. Low qualifier was Joseph K. Bote of Euclid Club with 155 for 36 holes. Harold Weber of Inverness was runner-up with 157, and C. H. Stanley of the Country Club placed third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Country Club
Inverness Club
Toledo
M Strokes
Joseph K. Bote
Euclid Club
Harold Weber
C. H. Stanley
Amateur League Matchups Across City Leagues Today
Multiple league games scheduled including Bankers League National City vs American and Capital City League Midways. Other fixtures feature Core well Company in Commercial League Berry White against Herald plus Departmental and Independence leagues with local teams competing.
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Bankers’ League
National City
Midways We
Corewell Company
Berry & Whitemore
Herald
Postottica A Commuissioners
Independence League
St. Paul Va
Manation
Marquette
Fension
Diamond A. C
Olympia League
St. Stephens Va
Tanglewood
Southern Rahiways
Auditors Ve
Suburban
Liver Spring
Terminal Railroad
Tralymen
Postoffice Va
Bureau
Olives edge Tennallytown in Olympia League battle
The Olives defeated Tennallytown 4 to 3 in a pitcher dominated Olympia League game. Key players included J. Jones for Olives, Musgrove and Sullivan for Tennallytown, with Stadler hitting a home run and Howard contributing two base hits. The game lasted 1 hour and 20 minutes after a sequence of walks, hits, and strategic plays.
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the Olives
Tennallytown
Ten
C. Ie
el Olives
George
OlLinrerie
Stadion
olBrkendoxt
Olpiliene
Musgrove
Lesheas
Hurley
O O Howard
Reynolds
Chapple
I Kidwell
Wells
Runi
Runi—George, Musgrove, Bradler, Limeric
Myers
Sullivan
J. Jones
Freeman
Mus
JoWe
Limgric
Myere
Howard
Balle
Hilleary
Asapiro
Mr. Roy
Osden
P Donaldson
Twining beats National Union in Independence League clash
Burke stars for Twining with a new strikeout record of sixteen as Twining tops National Union 12 to 2. Clements and Drover lead the hitting with multiple offbeat lines and key fielding plays cited, while Ebert holds National Union early before Burke runs away.
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Twining
National Union
Burke
Abhoae
Nat'l U
Abhoae Clements
Rider
Driver
UE Herbert
Hower
Waple
Clements
Drover
Hiser
Glebie
McKee
Downey
Ebert
Gates
Drvver
Dischard
Werbert
Fristo
Glable
Filey
MrHee
Gleble
Riley
Hoower
Mr. Newmar
Adams Triumphs Over Car Department in M C A League
Adams easily defeated Car Department in the Terminal Railroad game of the M. C. A. League. McMahan pitched well for the winners as Adams posted a decisive score. Notable players include Stewart Jewett Violat and Sullivan with key hits and fielding plays.
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Adams
Terminal Railroad
To & McMahn
Abhore Stewart
Jewett
Violett
Ees O'Mcdonald
Flansberry
O Sullivan
Glaudy
Hashes
Callow
Stewart
Violatt
Peck
Net
Handy
Barron
Fitzgerald
Car Department
Bess
Turf Entries and Race Card Notes From Sheepshead Bay
Turf entries list for six races at Sheepshead Bay with detailed parimutuel odds and horse names for each event including two mile and six furlong sprints. Notable entries include Restigouche Prince Ga Nimbus Dreamer Tim Pippin Magazine Rocky OBri en Trance Guher Bhannon Far West Pennard CAM Edge Wan der Bat Masterson Ocean Bound Follle Levy Indi a Maid Hestigouche Sir John Johnson Bonde Kelao Fashion Plate Nimbus Sager Pretend Blackford Rockstone Superstition Quention Queen Marguerite Belteriew Arcite County Fair Clet Hi k ina Frank Purcell Harvey F Belle Mawr Dig Stick Shawnee Miss Dulin Plan Ryan Butterball Louise Deo Golden Ruby Mona Liss Princess Industry Forehead Sidney R Penny Royal Ben Uneas James Me Lady Ormicant Alice A Dale Walthorpe Lona Ben Governor Gray Oracle Lochiel Messenger Roy Lady McNally Cambronne Elizabethan Acon Hatchiesoon Southern Gold Lady McNally and Don Diaz plus other selling and handicap entries across turf and dirt courses.
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Sheepshead Bay
Restigouche
Prince Ga
Nimbus
Dreamer
Tim Pippin
Magazine
Rocky O'Brien
Trance
Guher
Bhannon
Far West
Pennard
Cam Edge
Wander
Bat Masterson
Noon
Rosimiro
Dreagolda
Bandits
Waterway
Clue Mouse
Alezander A
Quincy Belle
Madcap
Arde
Whin
the Hague
Aldivia
Crash
Novitiate
Lange
Ossibar
Plekaninny
Tripping
Valerie
Misco
Follle Levy
India Maid
Infatuation
Amelia Jenks
Hestigouche
Sir John Johnson
Bonde Kelao
Fashion Plate
Sager
Pretend
Blackford
Rockstone
Superstition
Potronios
Quention
Queen Marguerite
Belteriew
Sir Cleges
Arcite
Ne d’Arc
County Fair
Clet
Hiikina
Frank Purcell
Harvey F
Belle Mawr
Shawnee
Miss Dulin
Plan Ryan
Butterball
Louise Deo
Ramasan
Golden Ruby
Mona Liss
Princess Industry
Forehead
Sidney R
Penny Royal
Ben Uneas
James Me
Topsy ‘Robinson
Rebel Queen
Very Royal
Dandy Dancer
Sequence
Dolly Bultman
Ethelda
Elizabeth Herwood
Hurlock
Nellie Traver
Splendida
Proca
Lucilla D
Man Hamilton
Loulge K
Marbles
Duquesne
Friend Harry
Cryata Mold
Countless
T. M. Green
Lady Ormicant
Alice A. Dale
Walthorpe
Lona Ben
Governor Gray
Oracle
Lochiel
Messenger Roy
Lady McNally
Cambronne
Elizabethan
Acon
Hatchiesoon
J. W. Carter
Don Diaz
Southern Gold
Big Night of Boxing at Gayety Theater
A Washington boxing program features Soldier Burna vs Tommy Lowe in a six round charity bout at the Gayety Theater, with preliminaries Kid Egan and Young Blait of Washington facing Frankie Pass and Frank Hunter of Baltimore. A special electric train departs at 6 o’clock.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Washington
Gayety Theater
Jeffries-Johnson
Soldier Burna
Tommy Lowe
Kid Egan
Young Blait
Frankie Pass
Frank Hunter
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Sphmson
Eli
Capt. Wodell
Agnt
Werhop
MeBride
Diouse
Leltvelt
Matt Hing Hin Warhop
Milan
Leavell
Elberfeld
McBride
Warhop
Egan
Reno Arena
Jeff
Jack
Wil
Golden Hotel
Johnson
Tony Lubelski
Transatlantic
Vaudevilla Company
Bweepera
Bill Simpson
Fashion
Flossie Dolande
Oakland
Oasis
Lubelski
Thomas’ Cafe
Mr. Lubelski
Newark
N. J
Nevada State Journal
Friend
Fred
Army of Sports
London
Widows’ Corner
Hutchinson
Sres
Artics
My Bros
EB. B. Sulta
Feo
E. B. Butte
E. B
Porto Rico
Sennit
Panama
Eiseman Bros
Agriculture
Commerce and Labor
Brunner
Agricul
ABH
LAB Eah
W.taylor
Bryan
Yan Bk
Meio
Murphy
Barber
Lynch
Moran
Vane
Richmond, & Taylor
Rapp
Norris
Commerce
Norviss
Richmond
Norries
Samner
Evana
Taylor
Bekee
W. Taylor
Doyle
Saunders
Dy Richmond
Columbia
G. P.O
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O. F
Columbia Perrygo
Milla
de Luscombe
Smitheon
Jarmston
Terse Fischer
Linden
Breuck
Carlin
Buesg
Owe Bans Rit
Owen
Percrao
Wood
Eltiot
Waidelich
Witthide
Ehielée
Perryge
Linder
Luscombe
Mr. Wood
NAT, Union
Letonia
Dept
National Electrical Supply
New York Ave
Peete
Iter
Washington, People's Drug Store
LE Roy Mark
Acuw Ser
P. Runabout
K-R-St Auto Sales Co
Bakers
Berens
Sent Post
C. I. Hood Co
Hood
Sarsaparilie
Lowell
Ise
Strohs Bohemian Beer
Naine Lees
John H. Magruder
Connecticut
Avenus
K Street
Arrhivye
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