No Hit In Donlin's Bat In This Game
Brooklyn fans watched a 4 1 Brooklyn victory over New York 1 as Donlin failed to swing a hit. The National League results note Boston over Philadelphia 9 0 and Cincinnati 1 over Chicago 2. Standings list Brooklyn first with a strong .875 pace and St Louis near bottom, with upcoming games Brooklyn at New York Philadelphia at Boston Cincinnati at Chicago St Louis at Pittsburg.
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Donlin
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cinnnati
Ewes
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Suburbas Dominate Giants In Uneven Polo Grounds Tilt
The Suburbas crushed the Giants from start to finish at the Polo Grounds with four runs, including two in the fifth and two in the ninth. Donlin struggled at bat as Bria well’s misthrow helped score, while Bridwell and Seymour made key plays for Brooklyn’s visitors. The crowd of over ten thousand enjoyed ideal weather and lively antics throughout the game.
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Donlin
Briawell
Lewis
Giants
Bird
Manhattan
Coogan
Supurbas
Ames
Bresnahan
Rudderham
Pattee
Maloney
Ruddersiam
Burch
Jordan
Perlin
Dev
Alperman
Brooklyn
Wilhelm
Bergen
Shannon
Hummel
Tenney
Casey-at-the-bat Dorin
Seymour
Bridwell
Rooters
Summel
Donny
Alons
Cy. Seymour
Manhattan Rooters
Rockaway Stakes at Aqueduct Opens Turf Races Today
The Rockaway Stakes and other events at the Queens Co Jockey Club Aqueduct on Long Island begin at 2:20 PM. Train schedules for special routes from 44th Street also list various departure times and stops including Flatbush Avenue and Flatbush routes with multiple daily times.
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Queens CO
Jockey Club Aqueduct
L. I
Iave Ie
44Th St. W
Alsee Flatbush
For Sale Fine Pair of Carriage Horses at Tichenor Stable
A private family offers a sound and gentle pair of carriage horses used for the last three years. They are easy to drive and can be viewed anytime at Tichenor Grand Stable located at Broadway and 61st Street. Apply Fitzpatrick, coachman.
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Tichenor Grand Stable
Broadway
61St St
Fitzpatrick
Giants and Brooklyn Battle in a Turbulent Game
A noisy crowd watched Brooklyn edge New York as Alperman hit a decisive home run and Donlin stole second. The Giants, led by Bresnahan and Bergen, fought back with rallies but could not overtake the hosts as the game wore on. Brooklyn led 4 to 5 at the final bell, with strong minor plays and base stealing highlighting the tense afternoon.
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Grand Stan
Jordan
Alperman
Bresnahan
Devlin
Donlin
Tenney
Seymour
Maloney
Bergen
Giants
Brooklyn
Anies
Arank
Wilhelm
New York
Nicklin
Bridweill
Ames
Hannon
Shannon
Doubie
Taylor
Hummel
Seymoui
Lewis
Rooters
Manhattan
Hannifan
Denlin
RH PO
Rhpoae Pattee
UO Shannon
Tenny
Buren
Dontin
Sermont
Ar Alpm'najb
Bres'ham
Funvil
Ae Se
Dnicklin
Shoe
Bergn
Prdwell
Winop
Merklé
Rot
Brookisn
Perea Wias
Roy Wilhelm
Amesy
Messrs Rudderham
Emilie J Hannifan
Umpire and Manager Fight After Newark Buffalo Game
In Newark after a Newark versus Buffalo game, manager Stallings argued with umpire Sullivan in the dressing room. The dispute escalated as words turned to a physical clash with spectators’ comments recalled. Officials intervened and Stallings left with Sullivan reportedly planning to notify President Powers.
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Newark
ze + Stallings
Ok Sullivan
Stallings
Sullivan
President Powers
Elegant women’s doubles tennis crowns in inter city matches
Miss Eleanor Sears led a Boston New York pairing to a 7-5 5-7 victory over Miss Marion Fenno and Miss Natalie Wildex on the St Nicholas court. In another New Philadelphia clash the Newport contingent won 6-4 6-8 7-0 as Miss Bes Hampton defeated Alice Fish amid a slate of indoor tournament action.
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Eleanor Iy
St. Nicholas
Miss Sears
Boston
Rother
Philageinhians
Greem. Smither
Mrs. Bargervillach
Beshampton
Sae
Alice Fish
Wellthe A . E
Ayia
Aoentyindoor National Mann
Eckeriss Clara
Kittrofé, Colton
Louise Ham- Craigin
Louise
Banks trophy rifle match won by Com D three-man team
A three man team from Com D in the Seventy first Regiment won last night’s Banks trophy rifle competition. The winning lineup included Lieut Moore and privates Beards and Firee with Griffith and Private Talk named among near perfect shooters.
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Banks
Moore
Beards E
Priva Firee
Mpany
Aqueduct racing notes include claims and weights at meeting
Mark Antony IF, owned by Richard F. Cat, sold for 1450 to F. C. Frisbie for Thomas Newton after racing for 800 in the first Aqueduct race yesterday. Laneman debuted in the steeplechase at Aqueduct, Laneham shown for show, C. J. Fitzgerald to preside at Toronto Spring meeting. Queens County Handicap weights announced with Dr Gardner at 126, Nealon 125, Jack Atkin and Glorifier 124, Restigouche top three-year-old at 104.
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Mark Antony IF
Richard F. Cat
Aqueduct
F. C. Frisbie
Thomas Newton
Star of Runnymede
Laneman
G. R. Tompkins
Laneham
C. J. Fitzgerald
Brighton Beach Racing Association
Toronto
Dr. Gardner
Nealon
Jack Atkin
Glorifier
Restigouche
High Private Wins at a Long Price in Canarsie Stakes
Kentucky gelding High Private defies odds to win the Canarsie Stakes at Aqueduct in a six length margin over Fitz Herbert. The day's card features other races including Percentage taking the steeplechase and Colonel Jack winning the handicap, with notable horses like Pretension and Uncle Jim also in the results.
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Aqueduct Race Track
F. A. Forsythe
High Private
Kentucky
Musgrave
Tammany Men
Fitz Herbert
Fitz. Herbert
Uncle Jim
Jane Swift
Swain
Anthony II
G. Burns
Ben
Schilling
Canada
Sumter
Aimee C
McCarthy
E. Dugan
Saracinescu
Shaw
Handspring
R. L. Thomas
Henry McDaniel
Stone
Pagan Boy
Finnegan
Laneham
Owens
Gold Circle
C. Brown
B. G
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J. W.colt
M. Daly
Colonel Jack
Rialto
Grappie
Fleming
Jensen
Faust
Delaby
Carman
B. c
Pessara-Middy Morgan
R. F. Carman
W. Barbee
Dugan
Uncle
Jim
Apron
Notter
Preceptor
Hoyle
McDaniel
Star Thistle
Koerner
Jare
Fontanel
Pinares
W. Doyle
Oddfellow-Commena
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R. Colstan
Blandy
Mazama
Flynn
al. H. Woods
Brussel
Beauclere
Ch.h
Hastings-Belinda
Frank J. Farrell
F. D. Weir
Voodoo
Occidental
EB. Dugan
a—Coqueta
BeHe of
Amnesty
Madeira
Ben Brush-Sorcery
James R. Keene
James +Coupled
Daphne Wins Saddled Show in Durland Company Event
An excellent assortment of saddle horses highlighted the closing night of the Durland Company show on Sixty sixth Street. Mrs. W S Elliott rode four year old bay Daphne to win the under 15 2 hands class and then repeat in the novice class against Primrose Verona De Cordova Bass and King Carnival. Other entries included Miss Ann Miss Bedford and Reliance with Vita etc.Milton wins heavyweight class over On Time in tight finish.
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Durland Company
Sixty-sixth Street
Tanbark Ring
W. S. Elliott
Daphne
Primrose
Pine Point Farm
Verona
de Cordova
Bass
Philip Livingston
Emily H. Bedford
Miss Ann
Harvey
Laden
Reliance
von Klein
W. C. Bain
Bedford
Uch
John Randolph
C. L. Bailey
Milton
W. A McGibbon
New York Beats Philadelphia 5 3 In Eight Innings
New York tied the game in the third and benefited from timely hits to edge Philadelphia 5 to 3. Manning allowed two hits in eight innings while Newton and Carter struggled, with Dygert finishing the loss.
Eastern League Scores in Jersey City Newark and Providence
Eastern League action listed with games in Jersey City Newark and Providence. Batters include McGinley Brown Mason Vandegrift Veneas Ryan Frillana Stanage and Staf ford umpiring. Montreal defeated Baltimore in 11 innings.
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R.h.eb
Toronto
McGinley
Brown
Mason
Vandegrift
Messrs
Kelly and
Stafford
Providence
Rochester
Baltimore
Montreal
Fencers Hold National Championship Trials At NYAC
Fencers from New York Philadelphia and Chicago competed in ten national championship bouts held last night at the New York Athletic Club. Curti of NYAC dominated in the first class with Foil, while a three-man tie in the second class requires a final tonight at the club to determine the finalists.
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New York Athletic Club
Central Park South
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
W. F P. Curti
A. G. Fox
Chicago Athletic Association
Curti
Foinert
McCullagh
Bowman
New York ‘Athletic Club
Breed
Fencers’ Club of
Herreshoff Wins Low-Score Prize in Lakewood Spring Golf
Special to The New York Times Lakewood April 23 Herreshoff of New York captured the low-score prize in the 36 hole qualifying round of the Country Club of Lakewood tournament. He led by six strokes over W H Davis of Lakewood with Howard Whitney of Nassau third ten back. Pindlay Douglas ex National champion finished eighth among 67 starters as Princeton and University of Pennsylvania players added collegiate atmosphere. The Tigers won the team match by 688 strokes, Garden City second at 689. Nassau 95 Lakewood 708 Wrkagyl 728. Four sets begin match play tomorrow with first division scores listed for De Forest Lakewood 167 Cankion Wrkagyl 172 Davis Lakewood 162 Pfeil UPenn 146 De Forest Lakewood 174 Whitney Nassau 16 Jasper Lakewood 174 Snofford Garden City 173 Forrest Philadelphia 108 Findlay Douglas Nassau 169 Hamilton Englewood 109 Byers Pittsburg 174 Batterson Lakewood 168 Jennings Nassau 17th.
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New York Times
Lakewood
No A
Herreshoff
New York
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Tigers
W. T. West
Garden City
Nassau
Wrkagyl
EB Ll
de Forest
Ae ‘Cankion
Wrykegyl
W._H. Davis
P. A E. G. Pfeil
University Pennsylvania
K. de Forest
Local Athlet ic Club crown goes to R L Sanford in Brooklyn
R L Sanford won the all around championship at the Central Branch Ya ee of Brooklyn gymnasium 502 Fulton Street with twenty entrants. Top five finishers included J Sanford Friedman Solari King and Chisholm as the event drew praise for its high level of competition. A separate note reports De Witt Clinton High School rifle squads losing to Curtis HS Staten Island while second teams set a new mark.
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R. L. Sanford
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Ya Ee
Brooklyn
Fulton Street
R. J. Sanford
F. Friedman
R.T. Solari
B. W. King
F. Chisholm
de Witt Clinton Hireh School
New York
Curtis High School
Staten Island
de Witt Clinton
Curtis
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48Th St
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the Fisk Rubber Company
Chicopee, Falls, Mass
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