Lakewood Po lo Prospects Rise With Keene Addition
Lakewood Polo Club strengthens title bid with Foxhall Keene joining star players George Gould leads a powerful lineup including Larry Waterbury Monte Waterbury and Benjamin Nicoll. New handicaps elevate Devon and Philadelphia clubmen, while Meadow Brook and Rumson clubs plan invitational matches and a growing circuit of polo events across New Jersey and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxhall Keene
George Gould
Lakewood
Xeene
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Meadow Brook
Polo Association
Keene
England
Brookline
Bogton
Lakewood Polo Club
George W. Kendrick
C. Randolph Snowden
Devon Club
Albert E. Kennedy
Philadelphia Country Club
Kendrick
Snowden
H. L. Herbert
John L. Cowdin
Rockaway Club
New Jersey
Waterbury Boys
Westchester
Rockaway
Philadelphia
Cowdin
Lawrence
Monte
Myopia Hunt Club
Charles Wheeler
Myopia
Devon
Agassiz
Shaw
H. P. McKean
P. F. Collier
Great Neck
Rockawar
Seabright
Rumson Polo Club
John Howe Farm
Rumson Road
W. Strothers Jones
Ffty
George J. Gould
Larry ’’ Waterbury
Waterbury
Benjamin Nicoll
W. A. Hazard
Rene la Montagne, Jr
D. F. Savage
F. C. Conover
Herbert
Ernest Adams
H. S. Borden
T. Pearsall Field
Dr. Edwin Field
J. Craig Havemeyer
H.F. Meeker
C. D. Halsey
F. M. Harburg
W. G. Loew
Arthur McClure
J. Armstrong Rawlins
Chester Simmons
M. C. Schiff
Walter Watson
Seabright Golf Club
Little Silver Station
Week's Golf Schedule Promises Many Club Matches
No open or invitation events this week but clubs host numerous important matches especially for women. Open US championship entries close Friday with Robert B Kerr at 26 Broad Street. Myopia Hunt Club hosts the event on June 14 15. Malcolm Graham and Maturin Ballou of Apawamis try third time for the President's Cup after two consecutive ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Country Club
Pittsburg
Western Golf Association
Mount Vernon
Siwanoy
Archibald M. Campbell
Frank M. Mack
W. N. G. Clark
Arthur D. Stone
Alfred E. Taylor
Stock Exchange
Knollwood Country Club
White Plains
Austin P. Kelley
Fred. P. Kimball
A. R. Fish
F. C. de Veau
Richard King
Exchange
Lenox Golf Club
William D. Sloane
S. Howland _ Robbins
Giraud Foster
Joseph W. Burden
Alexander Cunningham
Cornell University
Ithaca
Stewart Burchard
J. B. Patterson
C. . Brown
R. F. Mundy
Audenreid Whit
Atlantic City
Yale
T. Markoe Robertson
Newark Athletic Club
Alec Finlay
Bessie Anthony
Chatfield-Taylor
Miss Anthony
Evanston
New Haven
Harvard
William Lloyd Phelps
Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr
Thomas L. Woolsey
Frederick L. Chase
Department of
Astronomy
William Waller
Chicago Golf Club
Clifford Johnson
Elkridge Hunt Club
Baltimore
Philadelphia
A. Sidney Carpenter
Lakewood Golf Club
Central New York Golf League
Elmira Country Club
Elmira Club
United States
Robert B. Kerr
Broad Street
Myopia Hunt Club
Malcolm Graham
Maturin Ballou
Apawamis Golf Club
Victoria race added to Elkwood Park Summer carnival program
The Gentlemen's Driving Club of Monmouth County announces a novelty event a victoria race to be driven by professional coachmen owners to sit on the box. The race set for July 4 at Elkwood Park Long Branch entries close June 20. The program also includes trotting pacer and running races professional and amateur classes a four in hands and automobile events with purses up to 300 dollars for select divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentlemen’s Driving Club
Monmouth County
Elkwood Park
Long Branch
Victoria
Local cricketers open con test for NY championship
Brooklyn Club leads Metropolitan League tied with New A. C. Kearny Club dominates New York Cricket Association with three straight wins. Prospect Park sees Indians ahead. A Brown shines on Memorial Day with 305 runs. nine players enter the doub figure list including Cobb Stiles Backus Adam Flannery Prendergast Hill Worm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Eew A. C
New York Cricket Association
Kearny Club
Prospect Park Cricket Association
A. Brown
M. R. Cobb
F. W. T. Stiles
J. Backus
W. Adam
J. Flannery
F. J. Prendergast
C. H. Hill
Saxon Wins Prix du Jockey Club at Chantilly
The French Derby for three year-olds run at Chantilly covered one and a half miles. Saxon, ridden by Jean rt Ti, captured the $27,540 race with Tibere finishing third after thirteen starters. The favorite's victory drew great public approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chantilly
Saxon
Jean Rt Ti
Tibere
Eastern clubs open Western series. St. Louis wins
In Cincinnati two championship games were played with St. Louis and Pittsburgh winning by identical scores. The box shows St. Louis defeating Cincinnati 6 to 1 while St. Louis players Burkett Crawford McGann and Wallace led the offense. Cincinnati managed a lone run late in the game as Hahn and Harper pitched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Ribpore Riibpore Dobbs
Burkett
Harley
Heidrick
Irwin
Wallace
Magoon
Kruger
Bergen
OjNichols
Hahn
Harper
Crawford
McGann
Padden
Beckley
Chicago Beats Pittsburg in Slugfest Rematch
Chicago defeated Pittsburg 11 to 6 in a nine inning game. Clark and Bransfield hit three bases, Hartwell and Ritchie stole bases, Waddell allowed six runs over six innings while Leever finished. Time 1:40. Umpire Dwyer. Left on base Chicago four Pittsburg five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburg
Hartzel
Mont
Steen
Clark
Dexter
Wagner
Raymer
Leach
McC
R’k
OjEly
Childs
O’connor
Ritchie and
Hartwell
Waddell
Leever
Dolan
Nsf
Shilds
Ritchie
Hahoe
Wadell
Standing of the Clubs in the W. S. P. C. New York
The standings list New York at 16 games, Cincinnati 17, Philadelphia 18, Pittsburg 17, Boston 531, Chicago 588, Brooklyn 640, St. Louis 14, with records and scores. A slate of today’s games shows New York visiting St. Louis, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Pittsburg, Boston at Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Baseball Scores From AL and Minor Leagues
American League games featured Milwaukee defeating Boston 15 to 2 in Milwaukee. Chicago beat Washington 7 to 5 in Chicago. Detroit routed Philadelphia 11 to 8 in Detroit. Eastern League game Providence 6 Rochester 4 in Providence. New York State League results include Albany 9 Cortland 8 in Albany. Schenectady 8 Ilion 0 in Schenectady. Utica 1 Rome 0 in Utica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York State
Albany
Cortland
Schenectady
Ilion
Utica
Rome
Madison Square Garden to Host Summer Bicycle Races
Madison Square Garden will be the mecca for bicycle racers this summer with meets planned throughout the season. P T Powers and James C Kennedy organize weekly night meets and Saturday matinees, offering prizes for professionals and trophies for amateurs, plus National Circuit championships. The five foot wider board track will accommodate four to five motors and be banked for the fastest pacing machines. the first meet is slated in about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Garden
Mecca
P. T. Powers
James C. Kennedy
National Cycling Association
Constitution At Newport Sets Sails For Speed Trials
The cup yacht Constitution, captained by Rhodes, arrived Bristol with light winds and prepared for outside spins planned for tomorrow if weather holds. George Brown of Deer Island was hospitalized after illness aboard the tender Mount Morris, as crew rest and repairs on the steel mainmast continue. Nat Herreshoff observed rigging as the craft tuned, with a sprit topsail trial marking a first for Bristo Cup defenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Constitution
Rhodes
Bristol
Mount Morris
George Brown
Deer Island
Duncan
New York
Seoting
Nat Hereshoff
Hog Island
Anchorage
Island Lightship Defends With Stout Topsail Test
The small club topsail rose as calm seas turned to a stronger breeze. A boat raced along with sheets aft, testing spars and canvas. The defender moved smoothly through hazy weather, showing a stout rig with sails set, nine miles per hour. The owner’s absence pennant fluttered from the mast head as the ship bowled along.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island
Cycle Races at Vailsburg Track Draw 8000 Spectators
Newark reports 8000 spectators at Vailsburg track for cycle races led by a three way one mile handicap won by Bedell from 80 yards in slippery conditions. Freeman won five mile professional handicap with Cooper and McFarland placing, other events include professional quarter and amateur races with Schlee Bedell and Kramer among top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Vailsburg
New Jersey
New York
Lehlee
Shhreiber
Bedell
Kramer
East Orange
Floyd McFarland
Fisher
Philip Wagner
A. Widman
William Mount
Jersey City
Frank Kramer
San José
H. B. Freeman
Portland
Thomas Cooper
Detroit
Bell
John Bedell
Kings County
Charles Schlee
Harlem
F. A. McFarland
Hardy Downing
G. C. Schrieber
R. A. Brooks
Henry Welsing
Harlem Wheelmen
Menus Bedell
A. Beyerman
Co. F. Eisele
Sane Newark
Pastime A C Games Feature Club Meet and Exhibitions
The Pastime Athletic Club held its second monthly member games at East Sixty-sixth Street grounds. W Feldkamp won the 60-yard and 220-yard runs, A Ziegler the mile after Peter Soutar, with Sokel Club Bohemian gymnasts performing and several wrestling matches. Viking AC beat War AC in a tug of war by 6 inches. Events included sprints, the half mile, high jump, relays, and catch-as-catch-can wrestling with multiple winners and placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Sixty-sixth Street
W. Feldkamp
A. Ziegler
Peter Soutar
Sokel Athletic Club
J. O. Klavec
H. Anderson
W. Rosenberg
C. McCarthy
R. Alexander
W. E. Whitney
J. Noonan
Pastime Athletic Club
M. Alexander
G. Bischoff
D. J. Brennan
O. C. Ordwein
St. George Athletic Club
F. Rickett
F. Heifst
J. F. Miller
W. Horner
Viking Athletic Club
C. Christensen
A. Morrison
M. Josephson
F. Hagstrom
H. Hangen
Warren Athletic Club
J. Gillen
J. Keeley
A. Ulman
P. Burns
J. Daly
J. Rosenblatt
H. Weisner
J. Nifflet
G. Lubenguhl
Hurdle Handicap and Two Other Races At Local Track
The program lists the First Race a hurdle handicap for four year olds and up over one mile and three quarters with weights led by Monroe Doctrine and King Ryleycorn at 1h pounds, Bob 147, Roxbury 142, Bermuda Hundred 147, Desperado 136, Bellamy and Bon Jour 154, Islington 132, Wandering Minstrel and Cephalo gia 130 each. The Second Race is a selling allowance for two year olds over five eighths of a mile with Miss Hastings 110, Illuminate and Rightaway 105 each, Wild Oats 107, Friar, Tabor, James Fitz and Rossignol 106 each, Neither One 104, Carrier Pigeon 102, Postillion 97. The Third Race is maidens three years old, special weights, one mile and seventy yards featuring Gold Spinner Ethics Hengist Arden Satire Isaac Hopper Belvino Dr Preston and Cespedes 112 pounds each, The Blue Coat None s and Your Grace 199 each, Dactyl Egetiem An napemne Argenanta and Golden Grain 107 each. The Fourth Race is The Criterion Stakes for two year old fillies with penalties and allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Doctrine
King Rleycorn
Bob
Roxbury
Bermuda Hundred
Desperado
Bellamy
Bon Jour
Islingtom
Wandering Minstrel
Cephalogia
Miss Hastings
Friar
Tabor
James Fitz
Rossignol
Carrier Pigeon
Postillion
Ethics
Hengist
Arden
Satire
Isaac Hopper
Belvino
Dr. Preston
Cespedes
Your Grace
Dactyl
Egetiem
Anna Pemne- Argenanta
Golden Grain
RACING CARD NOTES FIVE RACES LISTED
The document lists race entries for five events, including weights and horses such as Blue Girl Sedition Gun Fire Hanover Queen Grail and others in the fifth race handicap for three-year-olds and up over one mile and a sixteenth. The sixth race is a selling allowance for three-year-olds over about a mile with weights shown for Godfrey Tinge Bold Knight and others.
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Gould
Polo
Morris County
Harbor Hill
Graham
Ballou
Richmond County
Apawamis
Montclair
Englewood
Bayswater
Wee Burn Club
Nassau
Oakland
Colonia
County
Thebaudup
Innis Arden
Newark Athletic
Dyker Meadow
Crescent Athletic
Marine and Field—Follett and Cuyler
Wee Burn
Golf Notes
59Th Street
Providence
Rochester
Cooking
Helen Armstrong
America
The
New York Times
Schiee
Feldkamp
Studebaker
Surrey
Surreys
Broadway
Cor
Prince St
Gravesend
Autourette
American Bicycle Company
Fifth Ave
Flatbush Ave
Jandor Corner Church
Barclay Sts
Blue Girl
Alceda
Beau Gallant
First Whip
Dr. Barlow
Gold Fox
the Amazon
Wallabout
Sailor King
Ward
Godfrey
Tinge
Bountéous
Bold Knight
Glennellie
His Highness
Manchuria
Oliver
Drogheda
Yorkshire
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