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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1900

Page

8

Ethelbert Triumphs Over Jean Beraud In Sweepstakes

Ethelbert defeats Jean Beraud in a mile and a quarter special sweepstakes at Gravesend. Owners William Whitney and Perry Belmont watched from the clubhouse as Ethelbert broke to lead, maintained a clear advantage, and finished by several lengths ahead after a strong stretch run.

Aes Navy William « Whitney Gravesend Perry Belmont Jean Beraud Ethelbert Peter Wimmer Andrew Jackson Joyner Turner Maher Brooklyn Kinley Mack Whitney James Rowe Ethelfbert Beyind Jack Joyner Messrs Belmont Theourney Wand Beraud Goubt Banaster Mr. Whitney Mr. Belmont

Two Stakes Races Show Winners and Upsets

Whitney and his jockey lost the match race but won the Hudson Stakes for two year-olds with Prince Charles. Turner rode to a neck victory over Irritable with Prince Pepper close third and Golden Age fourth. In the Carlton Stakes for three-year-olds Mesmerist led betting, but Standing won by lengths, beating McMeekin as Mesmerist settled third.

Mr. Whitney Furner Prince Charles Prince Pepper Golden Age Turner Irritable Mesmerist Modrine Pupil Morris Shim Hammock Standing McMeekin Morgan Blue Devil St. Andrew Blue Dress Spencer J. A. McCormack Jenkins Edward L. Graves Vulcain Royal Highness Decimal Robert Metcalf William C. Whitney CL Pleischmannn Maher Pepper Stable Humboldt Schainmaster Kimberley Richard Roche Candlemas W. M. Barrick Mitchell Arthur Featherstone O’connor Teddy Holrim Hammack Perry Belmont Ethelbert Boc Eothen-Maori Umaher William Whitney Thebard-Heel Tue Jock Demiel & Farrel Handy Man O'Connor William Lakeland Rosamond Mudder Edgeworth Ford Water Plant San Luis Ada Beatrice Egotism Gils Greenwood Silver Plush Frank Hall Colt & Littauer Kris Kringle Springbox- Brune Johnson & Skinner Lamboglobe Dangman VU. L. Richards

Heliobas Fails as Peep o Day Wins Handicap Race

In a three quarters mile highweight handicap Heliobas carried 135 pounds but broke late, as Peep o Day beat Blue Devil by a head after a stretch duel. Gold Heels and Kris Kringle also shine in other races with Prince Charles and Standing taking notable placings. Heavy rain left the track soft for the final mile and a sixteenth race.

Heliobas Peep O' Day Blue Devil Peep O’ Day Peep O William C. Whitney Jean Beraud Handy Man Kris Kringle Lampglobe

Posthasie Meet Results Mention Tyrshena and Time

In the event, Tyrshena also ran as Posthasie clocks 1 48 for a 6 to 7 art 3 to third. McCue noted in the race details with Vime-1 showing.

McCue Tyrshena

Schoolboys' Athletic Games Compete Through Rain at Columbia Field

In a drizzly, leaky-roof day at Columbia Field the New Jersey Interscholastic Athletic Association meet saw six records fall. Montclair High won the championship with 70 points, Newark Academy 45, Stevens Prep 13, Newark High 13, PINEry 8, and East Orange 2.5. Event winners included A. G. Buckingham and J. Calder of Montclair High, W. Wrightson, E. Cairns, and R. Ayres among others. top marks were set in sprints, hurdles, the discus, and long jump despite poor weather.

New Jersey Interscholastic Athletic Association Columbia Field Montclair High Schoul Newark Academy Stevens Prep Newark High School Pinery Ast Orange A. G. Buckingham Stevens W. Buggely Montclair High C. S. Pagerweather Kt. Ayres T. Dorman J. C. Martin E.fo- Tomlinson Pingry W. Dickit J. Calder MacNaughton Dowd A. Camp W. Baggely C. Fayerweather J. M. Carter E. Cairns H. ©. Prout Newark J. Howard A. D. Whiteside East Orange L. Brownell R. MacNaughton Montcelair W. McCoy H. Brewer N. Lord PB. Hart W. Wrightson D. Strachan Hust Orange H. Holmes Montclair Military Te Prout S. Bingham W. Dodge W. Baggiely J. Carter W. Vreeland Newark High Cassidy H. Gord Pule Moore Baldwin Hobbie Pullen Williams Lord Ayres Wrightson

Reiffs Sweep Key Races at Kempton Park

At Kempton Park today the American jockeys led with Jolly Tar winning the Coronation Cup ridden by J Reiff, Rivoli in the St Margaret's selling plate with L Reiff, Blacksmith capturing the Westminster Plate with J Reiff, and Crake taking the Sundry Welter Handicap. Duke's Egmont with Rigby placed second.

London Kempton Park Reiffs Jolly Tar J. Reiff L. Reiff Blacksmith Crake Duke’s Egmont Rigby

Cornell Keeps Robert Deming as Track Captain for Next Year

Cornell University track team unanimously re-elected Robert Deming captain for the coming year. Deming, a Clevelander, entered in fall '96 and made the team in his freshman year. He was a point winner for Cornell in pole vault at intercollegiate meets during sophomore and junior years.

Ithaca N. Y Cornell University Robert Deming Deming Cleveland Cornell

Matinee Races at Parkway Driving Club Draw Small Crowd

A small crowd attended yesterday's matinee races at the Parkway Driving Club track. Many attendees regretted visiting as numerous entrants refused to start their horses, leaving many events poorly contested.

Parkway Driving Club

Thoroughbred racing results from St Louis meet

Race card recap with multiple events: mile and a fractions, five furlongs, three quarters, and longer distances. Notable winners include Syncopated Sandy, Selvaise, Queen Dixon, Acushla, Irish Jewel, Rushfields, Easter Card, and Pinochleyu, with times ranging from about 1:06 to 2:39 and listings of trainer abbreviations and placements.

Toronto Ontario Jockey Club Hamilton M. M Flynn Matlock Salvado Castro Bill Massie Powers Flatterer Denman Thompson Ballard Spring Blossom Maratana IE Beau Ideal Martin Jack Calrey Overton W. G. Welch Castle Hertig Droerheda Selvaise Lewis Lord Zeni Star of Bethlehem Queen Dixon Gilmore Queen Carnival Bonnie Lissak Bentley B Michaels Miss Kingston Lady Kent Acushla May Margaret Hageman Wilson Iron Chancellor J. T. Woods Fink Coat Algol van Dusen Greenock

Pillsbury Leads After Paris Chess Tourney Round

Paris June 2 Pillsbury leads the International Masters event as rounds were replayed Stages show Mieses defeated by Pillsbury Burn beat Tschigorin and Rosen defeated by Brody Lasker holds big edge over Marco in adjourned game Tschigorin Marshall to play next Wednesday results list multiple players with wins losses and adjournments

Paris Burn Tschigorin Mieses Pillsbury Lasker Marco Brody Rosen Marshall Mortimer Didier Janowski Schlechter Showalter Maroczy Sterling I Marshall Mason

Chess Tournament Games Draw Rule Hits Weaker Players

Foreign correspondence from Paris reports the international tournament advancing on schedule. Mortimer lost his first game to Marshall in the opening round after a brilliant defense, while Pillsbury and Showalter battled for eight hours and seventy-one moves before a draw.

NEW York Times Paris Mortimer Marshall Pillsbury Showalter

Moscow Masters Chess Tale of Rivals and Draws

The article recounts a chess tournament with Showalter Marshall and Janowski, noting Marshall’s strong play against Janowski and Lasker’s defense against Mieses. It critiques the rule forcing drawn games to be replayed, and then presents selections of games from openings such as Vienna, Queen's Pawn, and French Defense with multiple moves and results across players like Lasker, Mieses, Rosen, Marco, and Janowski.

Showalter Marshall Janowski Lasker Mieses Vienna Mason Marco Castles Ruy Lopez White Lsu PBS Rosen

Jaguar Attacks Trainer in Newark Arena Cage

Mme Louise Maurella, trainer with Frank Bostock's Midway Menagerie, was severely mauled by a jaguar in the main tent training cage. Despite wounds from neck to waist, she fought the animal with a whip and pistol before being stabilized by Dr. Wallhauser. doctors feared possible blood poisoning.

Newark N. J Mme Louise Maurella Frank Bostock Midway Menagerie Mme. Maurella Johnson Wallhauser

Hoboken Policy Raids Net Five Arrests

Hoboken police raided several spots linked to policy slips selling. Four men and a messenger boy were arrested and found with slips. The detainees named Smith Howell, Hugh Kelly, Andrew Donders, Albert Meyer, and John Gill posted bail to reappear for examination on Monday.

Hoboken Smith Howell Hugh Kelly Andrew Donders Albert Meyer John Gill

Honors to Mr. McGill's Memory Portrait Fund Set

The Hudson County Bar Association plans to raise 1000 dollars for a large portrait honoring late Chancellor Alexander T. McGill. The image will hang in the State House at Trenton or the Hudson County Court House depending on placement.

Hudson County Bar Association Alexander T. McGill State House Trenton Hudson County Court House

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