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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1902

Page

6

Morningside Wins Brookdale Handicap at Gravesend

Whitney stable earns victory as Morningside defeats Advance Guard by a length in the Brookdale Handicap at Gravesend. Cochran rode the winner, with Colonel Padden third, in fast time despite dusty track conditions. The program also lists six races with multiple horses and finish positions from the meeting.

Racing weights and entries for six races announced

The programme lists six races with weights and entries. Ballyhoo Bey leads the first race at 134 pounds, followed by Swiftmas 132 Smart Set 126 Eddie usch and Rowe 120 and Grail 117. The three year old and up race features Cougar 109 Kingraine 108 Goldspy 107 and Five Nations 85 with apprentice allowances noted. The two year old handicap shows Bensonhurst 126 Artois 124 Lady Albercraft 122 Mackey Dwyer 122 Onatas 114 and others. The Gazelle Stakes for fillies includes Blue Girl 124 Banover Queen 113 Par Excellence 113 Blanche Herman 113. The five furlong two year old sale race lists Dark Planet 110 Gillie 108 Mackey Dwyer 107 and others with apprentice allowances. The maiden race assigns fourteen pounds under scale for maidens, with Courtenay Hindred Goldsby tied at 112 pounds and several other entries at 109 or 107.

Ballyhoo Bey Swiftmas Smart Set Eddieusch Rowe Grail Five Nations Jim Tully Swamplands Caithness Linora Kingraine Bensonhurst Artois Lady Albercraft Mackey Dwyer Onatas Bob McLean Whorter Blue Orange Hackensack Queen Bess Blue Girl Banover Queen Par Excellence Blanche Herman Dark Planet Gillie Blue Delft Mount Hope Ora Viva Colonel Tyler Baril Norfolk Makeda Onca Melbourne Eclipse Plunger Sayid Onyx Julia Arthur Squid Melbourne Eclipse Earl of Norfolk Courtenay Hindred Goldsby Bar-le-Duc Lord Badge Edgar Poe Bella

New York Falls to Chicago in Opening Series Game

The New York baseball team lost at home to Chicago 12 to 4 as Chicago dominated at bat and in the field. Taylor struggled on the mound for New York while Chicago mounted eight hits off the home pitcher and added strong fielding to pressure the hosts.

Congalton Chaefer Low Tinker Slagle Schaefer Jones Ee O’hagen J. Taylor Taylor L. Taylor Mr. Cantilion New York Chicago Ome O' Hagen Bean McDowd Dovte Chance Yeager Smith Lowe Lauder Exter Mgalion Dexter Cincinnati Brooklyn Corcoran Flood Steinfidt Ol Irwin Pietz Ahearn Hahn Newton Dobbs Dahlen Beckley McCreery Magoon Mr. Emslie

Basketball Standings Include Early Season Totals

The snippet lists team records and batting averages for several clubs including Pittsburg Boston Chicago New York Brooklyn St Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati and others with win loss and winning percentages displayed next to city names. Data appears as partial standings with figures like 30 7 .811 and 15 20 .429 among others.

New York City Chicago Pittsburg Columbus Cleve Cincinnati St. Louis Norfolk Royal Blue Washington, Balto Royal Limited Sunda Union Square N.Y Fulton Street Bi Terminal Liberty Street Pennsylvania Railroad West Twenty-Third Street Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets Desbrosses Twenty-third Street New York Pennsylvania Limited Cleveland Indianapolis Louisville Washington South Cortlandt A. M Congressional Lim Southern Railway Express Atlantic Coast Lin Seaboard Air Line Railway Florida, and Metropolitana Limited Norfolk and Western Railway Memphis New Orleans Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Old Point Comfort Atlantic City Cape May New York and Long Branch Philadelphia Penna. Limited Cortlandtian Broadway Fifth Avenue Eighteenth Street Pennesylvania Railroad J. B. Hutchinson J. R. Wwood General Pass’r BPC W. L. P.C. Pittsburg Boston Brooklyn Liberty Tamaqua Liberty 8Th Ferry South Ferry Astor House Sth Ave Union Square West East 125Th St West 125Th St Columbus Ave Court St Fulton St Williamsburg New York Transfer Co W. G. Besler

Chicago at New York clash headlines weekend slate

Five major league matchups headlined by Chicago visiting New York and Cincinnati traveling to Brooklyn. Pittsburgh plays Philadelphia while St. Louis faces Boston in a busy eastern swing.

Pullman Broadway Union Sq. West Columbus Av 125Th St Grand Central Station 138Th St New York Fulton St E. D Brooklyn 38Th Street New York Cone Cab Westcott Express Company New York Central York & Boston Boston Pittinger St. Louis

Newark Beats Jersey City 12 to 7 at West Side Park

Newark defeated Jersey City 12 to 7 in a baseball game at West Side Park. Long hits highlighted the contest with strong batting from Childs Griffin and Daly as Newark piled up runs.

Newark Jersey City West Side Park Childs Griffin Daly Schrall Hayward Mack Halligan McIntyre Shindle Shack't'n Donahoe Jordan Woods Votal McCann Wewar Persey CMY Shackelton Stricklett McIintyre Mr. Egan

National League Completes Executive Session At New Headquarters

In a full day all day meeting at the St James Building the National League committee wrapped up unfinished business including a 5 percent fund to settle with Baltimore Washington Louisville and Cleveland clubs and the Manhattan Field expenses. The session ended with a harmonious league and an appeal from the New York Club regarding games played in Chicago.

St. James National Baseball League John L. Brush Cincinnati James A. Hart Chicago A. H. Soden Boston Harry Pulliam Pittsburg Fred Knowles Andrew Freedman New York Charles Ebbets Brooklyn Stanley Robison St. Louis National League

Chicago Club Protest Rejected In Pitch Location Ruling

A sports board rules May 7 and May 8 games were not played due to improper plate location and orders them rescheduled as two games on August dates. The decision exonerates Chicago Club of willful rule violations and benefits New York Club as the protested games were Chicago wins. Brush confirms 5 percent assessments paid. committees discussed action against the American League but took no definite steps.

New York Chicago Ifj Brush

King Edward Watches Epsom Derby Weekend

King Edward and a royal party observed Derby weekend racing at Epsom amid American jockeys. Accidents marred Craven Stakes, three riders knocked out, Lane unable to ride in the Derby. Maher won Moodcote and Wallington Plate. Ard Patrick seen as top Derby hope among Americans. Separate golf match at Rye pits Apawamis against Harbor Hill with Miss Genevieve Hecker leading her team to an 8 to 1 victory over Miss M. L. Scrymser's Harbor Hill squad.

London Epsom Edward England Lane Maher Mrs. Langtry Duke of Devonshire Cheers Jenkins Wallace Johnstone J. H. Martin J. Gubbins Ard Patrick J. Reiff William C. Whitney Intruder Spencer J. R. Keene Bearsarge Reiff R. S. Sievier Sceptre Mr. Whitney Mr. Sievier Apawamis Harbor Hill Rye Genevieve Hecker M. L. Scrymser Nassau Miss Hecker

Bay Colt Purchases Highlight Auction Prices

The auction saw J. E. Widener paying 3100 for a bay colt by Sir Dixon Nutshell out of Hindoo, while P. J. Dwyer bought a bay colt by Usher out of Miss Annie by Monarchist or Virgil for 2500, reflecting strong bidding.

J. E. Widener Sir Dixon Nutshell Hindoo P. J. Dwyer Usher Miss Annie Monarchist Virgil

Yearlings Fetch High Prices at Fasig Tipton Sale

The first season sale of yearling thoroughbreds at Sheepshead Bay by Fasig Tipton drew a large crowd as 28 horses sold for 39000. Breeders included Col E F Clay Runnymede Stud Catgly Wood ford Raceland Stud and others from Paris Kentucky. Top price was 5600 for a black colt by Sir Dixon Lady Wayward. Chestnut filly by Sir Dixon Sallie McClelland sold for 4500 to Capt S S Brown of Pittsburgh after a Sir Dixon Meary, Maiden by Virgil sale.

Sheepshead Bay Fasig-Tipton Company Col. E. F. Clay Runnymede Stud Categly Woodford Raceland Stud Paris J. Ebidener Philadelphia Dixon Lady Virgil S. S. Brown Pittspurg Dixon-Sallie McClelland Hindoo Dixon-Meary Maiden

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