Irish Lad Wins Great Trial Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
Trish Lad owned by Whitney and Duryea and ridden by Turner won the Great Trial stakes for 2 year olds at Sheepshead Bay, defeating Mizzen and other top contenders. Final time 1 1 4, with Mizzen second and Marilo Lewte third. Irish Lad reportedly bought for about 15,000 dollars.
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New York
Trish Lad
Whitney
Duryea
Sheepshead Kay
Turner
Irish Lad
Mizzen
Golden Maxim
Keene
Whitechapel
Artvis
Hurstbourne
Miazzen
Mizsen
Aursbourne
Bullman
Martie Lewis
J. F. Madden
Wartenteht
Richt and True
Joe Cobb
Operator
Hichlander
Wealth
Kiel regatta shines as Uncle Sam wins second race
In Kiel Germany Emperor William hosts an international regatta with 100 racing craft, including American entries. The Uncle Sam owned by F B Riggs of New York wins the second race by 11 seconds over Mimosa, amid a contested start line dispute later resolved as a miscaptioned photo. American interest in Kiel regattas gets a boost. Ambassador Meyer announces a return trip while royal honors for King Edward signal high sympathy.
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Kiel
Emperor William
Europe
Yacht Club
Empress
Prince Henry
Prussia
New York
United States
Mra. Ogdenjoelet
Hohenzollern
Emperor
Mrs. Goelet
Uncle Sam
F. B. Riggs
Mimosa
Hamburg Club
Hansa
Lubeck
John Bull
George von Ll. Meyer
Italy
William
Edward
Baseball trades and stars spark a busy season survey
Manager Charles Frank announces Memphis Southern gains pitcher St Vrain from Chicago. Tacoma claims on him, but Memphis says service secured in good faith. Lajoie leads American league hitting around .442, with Delehanty Bay Wood and others in strong forms. Pitcher Tannehill tops National league basemen at 4. for 1) games. Jack Ka toll linked to New York, Jack Doyle released, Harvard linked to Frantz, and comments on Crawford Steinfeldt and historical games noted.
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Charles Frank
Memphis
St. Vrain
Andrews
Tacoma
Hart
Chicago
Mermphis
Lajoie
Delehanty
Bay and
Wood
Cleveland
Wright Wins Multnomah Medal in Northwest Trap Shoot
M Wright of Butte won the Multnomah medal at the Northwest association trap shoot in Portland. W A Hillis of Libbey took the Brownlee medal while W F Sheard earned the Anaconda cup. Dell Cooper of Whatcom captured the championship medal, defeating Flohr of Wallace Idaho.
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Standard
Portland
Ore
M. Wright
Butte
Multnomah
Northwest Association
W. A. Hillis
Libbey
W. F. Sheard
M. Adams
Dell Cooper
Whatcom
Flohr
Wallace
Idaho
C. H. Smith
Montana
J. F. Murphy
Charles McDonald
Great Falls
E. F. Confarr
J. M. Spargo
Brownlee
Hillis
Confarr
Baseball notes from 1881 1882 era and player moves
The piece recounts historic long games won by Providence over Detroit in 1882 and Seattle over Tacoma in 1881. It notes Fred Clark leaving Ogden Utah to join Chicago National League as first baseman for $250 monthly, with a Chicago series upcoming. It also mentions Cincinnati Enquirer Hints of Chicago beating Pittsburgh after a 19-inning Chicago rally and general midseason baseball trends.
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Seattle
Tacoma
Providence
Detroit
Radbourne
Fred Clark
Ogden
Utah
Hart
Chicago
Clark
Windy City
Lagoon
Cincinnati Enquirer
Pittsburgs
Champlans
Torone
Jumps and Streak Highlight Evening at Livley Track
A lively track day drew a larger crowd with close finishes. Mistleton edged Auriffera in the hurdles while Populist won the quarter mile sprint. Straggler led the mile and furlong race and Lizella placed third as rain teased the last race.
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Straggler
Llon
Lizella
Mistleton
Auriffera
Charles Lamar
W. B. Sink, Jr
Dawson
Limp
St. Andrew-Easter
Windslett
Polk
W. P. Magrane
Nellie Forest
Forest-Nellie
Bloss
Pine Nichols
M Lena
Piedmont Stable
Ned Dennis
Tuberville
el Fonse
Ling ‘Aleo
Fl Fonse
G. W. Snyder & Co
Katie Walecott
Prince Royal-Penelope
Ross
G. W. Scott
Fridolin
Winslett
Woods
O. W. Boeseck
Sir Modred Bedette
Romero
Davies Stable Arrives Latonia with Noted Performers
F A Davies stable arrives from Latonia featuring Banquet Salic Eleven Bells Little Hindo Sophia 8 Metoxin Free Gold Enthusiasm Zorn and Louise McMurty. Adolf, a 3 year old belonging to T A Davies, died at the track yesterday from lung congestion. Big Dutch to run tomorrow in a three and one half furlong race. He returns to turf after a 10 month ruled off period. Jockey Lee had three mounts and placed in the money three times.
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F. A. Davies
Latonia
Banquet
Salic
Eleven Bells
Little Hindo
Sophia
Metoxin
Free Gold
Enthusiasm
Zorn
Louise McMurty
Adolf
T. A. Davies
Big Dutch
Lee
Washington Park Race Day Results Summary
At Chicago on June 28 Washington Park hosted six races. Corri fan won the opening mile and 20 yards with Vulcain second and Talpa third in 1 49. Nick Welles captured the five furlongs with Topsoil second and Long Island third in 1 04 3 5. Aladdin won Oak wood handicap over Six Shooter and Rose Tree in 2 02 3 5. Star Cotton took the mile and a sixteenth with Ed Adack second Marion Lynch third in 1 56. Stuyve edged Herodiade and Geyser in six furlongs in 1 19 8 5. Peat won the mile and a sixteenth with Satin Coat second Cherished third in 1 56 3 5.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Corrifan
Vulcain
Talpa
Nick Welles
Long Island
Aladdin
Six Shooter
Rose Tree
Star Cotton
Ed Adack
Marion Lynch
Stuyve
Herodiade
Geyser
Peat
Satin Coat
Cherished
RACING RESULTS FROM ST LOUIS JUNE MEET
In six furlongs race one Fd Layson won with Fore and Art second and Model Monarch third in 1 18. In six furlongs race two Lynchh won with Flop second and Traver third in 1 18. In the mile and 70 yards selling race three Menace won with Mr Pomeroy second and Ida Penzance third in 1 42.
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St. Louis
Fd Layson
Fore and Art
Model Monarch
Lynchh
Flop
Traver
Selling— Menace
Mr. Pomeroy
Ida Penzance
Country Club Steeplechase Brings Fast Finishes
Fourth race at the Country club steeple chase saw Very Light win with Terra Incognita second and Kid Mecoy third. Fifth race featured Salve taking the mile and a sixteenth purse with Wax Taper second and Beeveleuth third. Sixth race went to W. B. Gates in the mile three eighths selling, Andiphone and Wallabout second and third. Seventh race seven furlongs selling Tickful won, Sweet Dream second, Pharaoh third.
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Country Club
Very Light
Terra Incognita
Kid Mecoy
Salve
Wax Taper
Beeveleuth
W. B. Gates
Andiphone
Wallabout
Ime
Tickful
Sweet Dream
Pharaoh
Gambling star Jim O Leary nets 150000 derby windfall
Report notes Jim O Leary cleared about 150000 at the American Derby while Charley Gates and others bet heavily at Washington Park Chicago. Jockey Bullman airs horse Heno's fatigue as crowds pay 69000 admissions and 59000 in expenses with 24000 prizes. Charles Gates loses about 3000 on three big bets with Kid Weller.
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Jim O'Leary
Charley Gates
John W. Gates
Bullman
Heno
Chicago
Washington Park
Charles Gates
Gates
Kid Weller
Boxers Fitzsimmons Jeffries Ready for Big Fight
Fitzsimmons and Jeffries are in prime shape for their coming bout. Lanky Bob Sullivan expects to trim Corbett, with Dave Sullivan to clash with Corbett at St Louis on July 3. The winner meets Age Atell two weeks later, with Sullivan anticipated to deliver a hurricane fight and a quick finish.
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Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Bob
Corbett
Dave Sullivan
St. Louis
Age Atell
Sullivan
Corbett to Fight Sullivan for Featherweight World Title
On July 3 in St Louis the world featherweight champion Young Corbett meets Dave Sullivan of Brooklyn in a 26 round bout at the West End club. Betting favors Corbett who aims to finish Sullivan before 20 rounds. Abe Attell will attend ringside to challenge the winner, with Terry McGovern likely to contest next for the title.
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St. Louis
Young Corbett
Dave Sullivan
Brooklyn
West End
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Terry” Mcfovern
Terry McGovern
Sullivan
Kid Broad
Dave
Denver
Colorado
Abe Attell
Will Wrestle in Champion of Montana
A wrestling event headlines a Champion of Montana match featuring Ross set to wrestle. The bout highlights a rising rivalry as competitors prepare for the title showdown in the arena.
Latter Surpasses Para Burns In Tenacious Wrestling Display
Special correspondence notes G Laughlin and C M Ross arranging a Park City bout next month. Ross, famed in Leadville, faced Burns in a 58 minute clash with Burns winning the first two falls. Burns offered Ross $200 to stay 15 minutes and $2 per minute thereafter. Ross held him for nearly 17 minutes and won a purse.
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Salt Lake City
Ross
Burns
Turr Turk
Leadville
Ross Saa
McLaughlin
Agai
Rowan Knocks Out Burns in Fifth Round at Sevier Utah
In Sevier Utah on June 2 a crowd watched Silent Rowan stop Kid Burns in the fifth of a planned 20 round match. Burns pressed early but Rowan countered, finally dropping Burns with a left to the jaw for the count. Burns weighed 122 pounds. Rowan weighed pounds. Rowan accepted a challenge from Kid Lavigne of Lake City.
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Standard
Kimberly
Sevier
Utah
Corrity Hall
Rowan
Kid Burns
Burns
Hi Rowan
Putti
Burl
Kid Lavigne
Lake City
No Victory By Default In National Women's Tennis
Miss Ma Jones of Nevada led Miss Bessie Moore 6 2 in the first set before Moore fell ill, preventing a likely championship win and prompting a request to carry over the match to Monday. Other events included women doubles and mixed doubles results with Jones pairing for victory in the doubles.
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Philadelphia
Ma Jones
Nevada
Day
Bessie Moore
M Moore
Miss Jones
Mond
Two Baseball Games Planned for Helena Fourth of July
Helena plans two Fourth of July baseball games with a forenoon and an afternoon match. President Goodkind favors moving one game to Wednesday to attract larger crowds while Manager Andrews of the Tacoma team supports the adjustment. A dispute over Friday grand stand charges remains unresolved but expected to be settled.
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The
Standard
Helena
Goodkind
Helena Cru
Telly
Andrews
Tacoma
Mr. Goodkind
Gookind
Harvard Ahead In Baseball As Yale Beaten On Grounds
Harvard edged Yale 4 to 3 in a tense deciding game of the series at New Haven. About 3,000 spectators watched Harvard overcome ragged fielding with timely hitting. Matthews drove in the winning run with two outs in the last inning, singling and scoring. Batteries Garvin Winslow for Harvard Clarkson Milne for Yale.
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New York
Harvard
Yale
New Haven Boys
Matthews
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Jack
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Sam Crawford
Harry Steinfeldt
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Cible Auriffera
George Webb
Ulioa
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McNamara
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Mater
Kinney
Coley
Murphy
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Barnato
Dare IL
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Reno
Lewis
Miller & Co
Silver Dick
A. W. Coffey
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van Camp
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Clay
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