Race Day at Country Club Features Dukes Cup and Challenge
The searing day showcased six starters in the Duke's Cup where Commodore Fontaine led late to win by four lengths over Mr. McCann as Owen rode Colt's brown gelding. Essex claimed the Challenge Cup for Dion K Kerr ahead of Guardian and Lysistrata in a tight finish.
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Courtland H. Smith
Palm
Frank Ware
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Bayonet
Mr. Colt
Com. Fontaine
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Mr. Chetland
Saltine
J. Watson Webb
Honorius
J. W. Colt
Guardian
Saline
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Mr. O'Brien
Allan Pinkerton
Mr. O’brien
Victory Belle
Mr. Pinkerton
Brown Dick
A. Blakely Smith
Singleton van Schaick
Allen Stevenson
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J. B. Huff
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Telifare
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Many Beautiful Gowns at Opening of Country Club Horse Show
Society gathered for the Country Club horse show opening with a parade of gowns. Notable outfits include Mrs. John Torrey Linzee in Bluet cloth, Miss Katharine Roosevelt in white cloth tailor gown, and many others from prominent Boston and Newport circles with hats and accessories described in detail. The event drew numerous titled guests and local notables amid fashionable commentary.
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Katharine Roosevelt
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John L. Thorndike
Alice Thorndike
Dorothy Forbes
Elizabeth Stone
Susannah Cunningham
Katherine Fay
Samuel D. Warren
Margaret Thomas
Bessie Lee
Constance Cunningham
Hannah Stevenson
William G. Nickerson
Charles Leland
Barbara Burr
Charles Smith
Mary Wheelwright
Nora Kasigi
Henry B. Temby
Delft
Morris Gray
Katherine Warren
Ruth Winsor
James W. Kenney
Ethel Fay
Charles P. Greenough
James Jackson, Jr
Catherine Gardner
Thomas Lindsay
Panama
Hallam Movius
Gwendoline Morse
Henry Lee Morse
Elizabeth Gray
Frederick L. W. Richardson
Gordon Prince
Marie Lee
Arthur Welland Blake
Frank Gair Macomber
Eleanora Sears
Quincy A. Shaw, Jr
Rosamond Bradley
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A. Henry Higginson
Dorothy Jordan
Susan Thayer
Philip Stockton
Irene Sherman
Mildred Sherman
W. Watts Sherman
T. Dennie Boardman
Nathaniel Thayer
Eugene Greenleaf
Stephen H. Bennett
Lawrence Houghton
Frederick S. Converse
Leila Burnett
Robert H. Stevenson
Dana Estes
Olivia Ames
Elise Ames
Frederick Richardson
Talbot
Boyer
George Doyle
Lawrence Curtis
de Ford
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Herbert Jacques
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Robert L. Bradley
Edith Austin
Browns Down Worcester in New England Game
The St. Louis American team defeated Worcester 7 to 1 in Worcester. Morgan pitched six strong innings allowing three hits and eight strikeouts as Worcester went down in order. Worcester used mostly substitutes in Lowell due to a scheduling dispute with Lowell team management.
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R.H.E. St. Joule
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Walters Faces Trial Over Abandoning Wife and Child
Claude Walters is to be tried on a charge of abandoning his wife Mary H. Walters and their child. A warrant was issued after Mrs. Walters, a noted choir singer, accused him of changing after marriage and of failing to repay a $6000 loan her mother made to her. The case centers on alleged night singing that drove the couple apart.
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New York
Claude Walters
Mary H. Walters
Favorites Have Auto Trials Winning Day at Gravesend
New York June 13 racing at Gravesend five favorites prevailed with one 16 to 1 shot winning the other event. Halifax won the opener Faust the runner-up Irish Clover stakes went to Meggs Hill with Voorhees Shield Tipping Spooner scoring in sixth race as 2 to 1 and 8 to 5 winners.
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Gravesend
Halifax
Faust
Meggs Hill
Voorhees
Tipping
Spooner
Elimination heats end in tragedy during Emperor William cup
In Hamburg during the Emperor William cup elimination heats a car, 19C, crashed near Greven Wiesbach. One man died instantly and another had both legs broken. Several competitors dropped out due to minor mishaps. The fastest 236 kilometer time was 2 hours 50 minutes 20 seconds despite rain.
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