Climate Played Hob With The Fasp ern Horses At Sheepshead Bay
In New York on June 28 special despatch from C C Pettus notes heavy money at Sheepshead Bay with wagers often hundreds to thousands. Major Daingerfield dominates three year old class and the Realization Stakes ahead of July 4. The piece discusses climate effects on race horses and pro poses a national racing commission while detailing owners, horses, and key races at length.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Chicago
Windy City
Sheepshead Bay
Merito
O’connors
Redferns
Bullmans
McCues
Heno
Hermis
Sheepshead
Aleck Ullman
Schorr
C. W. Meyer
Amazon
de Reszke
Frank Farrell
Wyeth
Lucien Appleby
Aladdin
Pentecost
Arsenal
Ft. Eric
Troubadour
Joe Cotton
Bangle
Juvenalis
Atlantic Seaboard
Brighton Beach
Saratoga
Major Daingerfield
Advance Guard
Cameron
Kamara
Francesco
Gold Heels
McLenee
Yankee
Masterman
Daingerfield
Goldsmith
Homestead
Hagegin
Rancho del Paso
Elmendorf
Whitney-Paget
New York State Racing Commission
National Capital
United States
Agricultural Department
Africa
Miles
Wyson
Department of Agriculture
National Racing Commission
Departments of Agriculture and War
OUR BOYS IN WHAT DIMENSION AND PROMISE
The column discusses competitive baseball and racing figures. It mentions John T. Brush and potential actions to boost Cincinnati Reds, including possible player bonuses. It notes Scout Fogel’s attempts to recruit Giants, and remarks on Brush, Drake, and syndicate schemes in racing. Vanderbilt observes Yale beating Harvard by auto trip.
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John T. Brush
National League
Brush
Reds
Exhibition trip for Reds spurs mixed reactions in sports notes
Jake Beckley cheers the Reds plan to Hannibal for an exhibition game while Pittsburgh chatter claims Ban B. may get a raised salary. McPhee doubts Jimmy Barrett will wear Cincinnati again. Latonia horses appear at Washington Park as a society sewing circle plans a ping pong tea.
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Jake Beckley
Reds
Hannibal
Jake
M'Phee
Jimmy Barrett
Cincinnati
Woman's Home Sewing Circle Society
Atlas National Bank Sure Thing Lottery Note
A lottery note shows Atlas National Bank offering a prize pool of 34000 dollars with 1490 chances to win. Readers are directed to the twenty fourth page for details and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas National Bank
Yankee Hopes Dwindle for Futurity Winner
New York reports Yankee, last year’s Futurity winner, is nearly crippled by severe weakness and oversized frame. The once fast colt struggles to train and race and may retire to stud unless owners push on. Whitney’s wishes keep him racing, though prospects look grim.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Yankee
Saratoga
Madden
Rogers
Mr. Whitney
Anda
Banerice
Freddie Clinch Wins Chicago Bowling Championship
Freddie Clinch formerly of New York now based in Chicago won the Chicago city bowling title in a 60 game event across 12 alleys. He posted 11,88 pins, delivering a dramatic final night to win by 18 pins with scores including 179 255 289 257 255 for a 1,219 total. Clinch is a longtime New York bowling standout and already a noted champion and high average winner.
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Fred Clinch
New York
Chicago
Clinch
Cinch
Greater New York
Madden Reports Irish Lad Sale Terms To Whitney and Duryea
New York June 2. John E Madden set the price, then the buyers agreed to pay 17500 for the colt Irish Lad. Madden to receive 5000 if he wins the Great Trial, 5000 if he takes the Saratoga Special, plus 9 percent of sequelae if the colt wins further stakes. Madden has 22500 already and faces possible additions. He is elated over the fourth Madden-bred winner of the Great Trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
John E. Madden
Whitney
Duryea
Mr. Madden
Messrs. Whitney
Madden
Hackett Wins Metropolitan Tennis Title At West Side Club
Ex Yale champion H H Hackett defeated Princeton veteran R D Little in straight sets to claim the metropolitan tennis championship at the West Side Tennis Club. Hackett also teamed with E P Fischer to win the men's doubles final against Semp Hoss and J C Crésson of San Antonio.
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New York
H. H. Hackett
Yale
R. D. Little
Princeton
West Side
Hackett
E. P. Fischer
Semp Hoss
J. C. Crésson
Sam Antonio
Aladdin Wins Oakwood Handicap In Heavy Plunge Finish
In Chicago on June 28, George Bennett's Derby colt Aladdin led from the start and held a six length lead at the stretch, winning the Oakwood Handicap amid heavy betting by Drake and Gates. Six Shooter, Corrigan's Rose Tree, and Hermencia followed in the minor placings as odds shifted for several horses.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
George
Hermencia
Harry New
Rolling Boer
Aladdin
Flying Torpedo
Rollings
Odner
Rose ‘Tree
Coburn
Bennett
Six Shooters
Six Shooter
Vulca
Burns & Waterhouse
Corrigan
Vulcain
Talpa
Corrigan Oe
Dick Welles
Agnes Mack
Knight
Hildreth
Linguist
Sunmyrakies
Ransch
Fey
Helgeson
Topsell
Ramseh
Goodman
Horatius
Albemarle
T. Dean
Harry ‘New
Donor
Flying
Torpedo
Star Cotton
J. Baker
Ed Adack
W. Waldo
Marion Lynch
T. Deam
Baird
Boomerack
Peat
Prior
Satin Coat
Meade
Rollick
Lou Hazel
Matin Ben
Barbara Freitchie
Muddy Stakes As St Louis Fair Grounds Races Go On
Heavy rain soaked the Fair Grounds in St Louis for twelve hours before and during seven races. Very Light won the Country Club steeplechase in a hollow style with Brad Moe fading to last. Tickful was the only betting favorite winner as the track remained a sea and racing shifts to Delmar on Monday.
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ST. Louis
Fair Grounds
Country Club
Brad Moe
Tickful
Delmar
Votary
Elem Hay
Eick
Bridal March
Robert G. Lansing
Lynch
O'Neil
Battiste
Trauer
Goklen
Mivisagesse
Lady Gerst
Brannigan
Fred Hessig
Guido
Eva
Darling
Menace
T. Walsh
Mr. Pomeroy
Hope
Ida Penzance
O'Neill
Tony Lepping
Miss Theresa
Little Arrow
Eugenie
Mr. Imberlake
Lou Ann
Randy Wine
Ermack
Wood
B. Gates
Audiphone
Bel
Wallabout
J. O'Connor
Sweet Dream
Pharaoh
R. Murphy
Hi.Nocker
Julius Werner
Bane- Terra Incognita
Ggerson
Kid McCoy
M. Coughlin
Buceleuth
O' Neil
T. Time
Joe Doughty
Glen- Time
Zack Phelps
Kunja
Locochee
Alore
Rochester
Four Leaf
Clover
Our Lady
Buffalo Track Results at Ft Erie Fifth and Sixth Races
At Ft Erie on June 28 results list Axares defeating Andersen and Ringleader in seven furlongs. Not Wisely beats Onyx and Jakko in five furlongs. Young Henry prevails in six furlongs with Prexmus second. Wirein takes one mile with McKee second and Huntressa third. Senator Beveridge wins the 1 1 16 miles with Duboié second. Drummond wins the seven furlongs with Bolton second and Filister third.
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Buffalo
Ft. Erie
Axares
Andersen
Ringleader
Onyx
Jakko
Young Henry
Prexmus
Clorita
Wirein
McKee
Huntressa
Beveridge
Duboié
la Sf
West
Drummond
Tke Bolton
Filister
Judge Dismisses Fowler Alimony Suit in Newport Case
Judge Spiegel dismissed Carrie M. Fowler's suit against Frank F. Fowler owner of the Newport race track. She sought increased alimony after alleging concealment of wealth. The couple divorced years ago and a lump sum alimony was paid. the action was denied on Fowler's motion.
Irish Lad Triumphs in Great Trial Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
Irish Lad ridden by Turner defeats Mizzen and Golden Maxim in the Great Trial Stakes for two year olds at Sheepshead Bay. Beaten at the furlong pole Mizzen fades as Irish Lad surges to win by a half length. Whitney & Duryea own the colt who has now won three straight races including today.
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Harry Payne Whitney
Herman Duryea
Vulcain
Keenes
Hardy Durham
Gold Money
Seagram
California
Racine
John McCafferty
Otfy
Sheepshead Bay
Turker
Trish Lad
Mizzen
Bullman
Golde Maxim
Grhofte
Kee Y
Dredittich
White Chapel
Golden Maxim
Witte Chapel
Arstvis
Tately
Hurstbourne
Turner
Irish Lad
Martie Lewis
Whitney & Duryea
J. E. Madden
Gold Heels
Advance Guard
Goldsmith
George W. Jenkins
Wonderly
J. Martin
Joe Cobb
Redfern
Schbthsayer
Rickshaw
de. Saylor
Witful
Byronerdale
Mount Hope
Baron Knight
Bobbinet
Luctation
Turnpike
Heckensack
Dark Planet
Hiro
Martie’ Lewis
Odom
Artvis
Charles Blwood
Astarita
Sseatke
Shaw
H. Cochran
Beacon Breagrechane
George W. ‘Perkins
Edde
Hark Forward
Clasher
Radalmo
Somerset
Jack Demand
Josepatnaes Aleck
Creamer
Tol Bena
Jockey Lee Jackson Recovers After Gravesend Incident
Despatch reports jockey Lee Jackson, who sustained a fractured line at Gravesend, has fully recovered after medical experts treated him. He attended today’s meeting and is cleared to resume riding, with industry officials monitoring his return.
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Commercial ‘Tribune
York
Lee Jackson
Gravesend
Belmont Displeased Over Mizzen Defeat
August Belmont voiced strong disappointment after Mizzen failed in the Great Trial Stakes. He claimed Mizzen was the best and sought a $5,000 side match with Irish Lad on July 4, then offered to raise the stake. Jockey Bullman faced stewards over the ride but the inquiry concluded with a satisfactory statement.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Belmont
Mitzzen
Harry Payne Whitney
Mizzen
Whitney
Madden
Hyland
Bullman
August Belmont
Cougar
Frank Hitchcock
Gold Money Sold by Durham for 10000 Dollars
Harry B. Durham sold the filly Gold Money to Senator FP H McCarren for 10000 dollars with private terms. Gold Money, by Gold Crest Money Spinner, was bred by Durham in Kentucky. Money Spinner was the dam bred by A H & D H Morris and died after Money's birth. The horse has shown well this season, debuting in Louisville.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Harry B. Durham
Gold Money
FP. H. McCarren
Gold Crest
Mr. Durham
Kentucky
Money Spinner
A. H
D. H. Morris
Money
Louisville
Mixed Racing at Dayton Three-Days Meet at Fair Grounds
A three days trotting pacing and running meet will be held at Dayton fair grounds July 3 4 and 5 by the Dayton Pacing and Trotting Association with fireworks balloon ascensions on the Fourth. Running races debut featuring Lady K and May Cherry owned by Frank Baudyheeker of Dayton among about a dozen other local horses and runners.
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Dayton
Commercial Tribune
Fair Grounds
Lady K
May Cherry
Frank Baudyheeker
Haggin's Bold Turf Plans for Next Season
New York June 2 J B Haggin breeder of numerous thoroughbreds plans a huge stable for 1903 with at least 150 two year olds in training the largest in the United States He will lead the Haggin colors with horses such as Firenzi Ben Ali Hidalgo and Salastro promising a strong bid on the turf next season
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Commercial Tribune
New York
J. B. Haget
Sheepshead Bay
Rancho del Paso
Elmendorf
Firenzi
Ben Ali
Hidalgo
Salastor
Alleged Wiretap Artist Arrested in Wheeling Case
Eugene Randall known as Peg Randall, a Telegraph operator for Publishers' Press, was arrested in Wheeling for alleged membership in a gang tapping five wires near Rosby's Rock West Virginia to steal pools and bets on races. He claimed involvement only briefly and was discharged after a preliminary hearing.
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Wheeling
Eugene Randal
Peg’’ Randall
Publishers’ Press
Cnaieel
the. B
Ax*gang
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Rosby' S Rock
W. Va
Covington
Randall
United States
South America
Swift Specific touted as cure for eczema in 1900 notice
An extensive, historically styled advertisement touts S. S. S. as a permanent cure for eczema and related skin diseases. It cites user testimonials from Kansas City and San Diego, praising relief from itching, burning, and rash after using the remedy, and promises free medical advice and a skin disease book from The Swift Specific Company of Atlanta.
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S.S.S
Estonpipe
San Diego Co
Cal
Peng
Ae Ee Rey
S. 5
S. Determinn
L. Marno
SWIFT
Atlanta
Cure for Tetter by S. S. S. Claims Complete Relief
Mrs. L B Jackson of Kansas City Kansas recalls three years of painful swelling and running sores from Tetter. Doctors said it was too far gone, but after taking three bottles of S. S. S. she was completely cured fifteen years ago and has not seen a sign of the trouble since.
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Tetter
L. B. Jackson
St. Paul St
Kansas City
Kan
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