Jean Beraud Wins Brookdale Handicap at Gravesend
Jean Beraud, ridden by Turner, defeated Imp by a neck in the Brookdale Handicap at Gravesend carrying 127 pounds over one mile and a furlong. The Whitney mare Imp was 7 to 10 favorite with Charentus third, in a fast pace card that drew a fair crowd on a calm day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Beraud
Imp
Gravesend
Ethelbert
Whitney
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Charentus
Prince McClurg
Jéan Beraud
Turner
Beraud
Kensington
Trumpet
Monadour
Oliver Me
Jenkins
Sarmatian
James
Col. Roosevelt
Teddy
Merito
Cresson
Prince of
Mitchell
Watercress
Blues
Delmarch
Holstein
Hanover
McAddie
Precursor
Post Haste
Merry Prince
Long Acre
Co. F. Dwyer
Quesal
O’connor
M. Murphy
Wadsworth-Modjeska
Rausch
M. Larrick
James R. Keene
Spencer
Roosevelt
Bombshell
Ten Candles
C. Littlefield, Jr
Water Color
Sabrina
Littlefield
Follansbee & Chanler
Bullman
David Gideon
Prince of Melrose, Bluff, Sporl Sport, Operator
Ethics
W. C. Whitney
B. c
Horse Races at Montanic Track Showweights and Entries
The program lists six races with listed horses and weights. Second race features Kinnikinnie 115 pounds with Free Lance Tu lane 108 each, Desperado and First Whip 106, Sensational 100, Nasen 98, Rochester and Ceylon 90. Third race signals Edge worth and others at 112 pounds each. Fourth race Gazette Stakes running one and one sixteenth miles with Oneck Queen 114 pounds. Fifth race steeplechase handicap shows Buela 160 pounds and multiple contenders with weights from 158 to 130. Sixth race covers five and a half furlongs with Frank Hall and Lief Prince at 104 pounds each and other horses 102 and 99 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. McCafferty
Eureka-Addie Mc
Shaw
W. C. Whitney
Holstein
Turner
P. J. Dwyer
Malden
O’connor
Odom
W. C. Daly
Bullman
Long Acre
Kinnikinnie
Free Lance
Tulane
Desperado
First Whip
Sensational
Nasen
Rochester
Ceylon
Edgeworth
Hollow Wood
Guess Work
Cherries
Tavera
Infallible
the Jade
Princess
Pepper
Della Dee
Queen Quality
Ada Beatrice
Egotism
Fair Rosamond
Buela
the Bachelor
Philae
Tantris
Filon a’Or
Ronkonkoma
Trillian
Cousin Jess
Ochiltree
Mr. Stoffel
Perion
Nestor
Wace
Charagrace
Frank Hall
Lief Prince
Handy Man
Hengist
Scurry
Moor
Horse Race Times From Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis Meet
In Chicago and Cincinnati race results list multiple stakes across five to ten furlongs. Winners include Tenny Belle, Dr Walmsley and His Excellency in Chicago with times around 1 24, 1 27 and 2 07, while Cincinnati features Little Billy and Spring with times near 1 22 and 1 45. St Louis reports Joe Frey and Capron winning with times about 1 01 and 1 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tenny Belle
Caywood
Manga
Inshot
Dr. Walmsley
Ross
San Mateo
Emigre
Kid Cox
Miller
Fancywood
Invictus
Miss Shanley
Devin
Golden Rattle
Brownie Anderson
Eva Roe
Mint Sauce
Cogmooy
First Race At Six Furlongs With Noted Weights
Six furlongs race field includes Sanders at 129 pounds Vulcain 124 Vesuvian 117 Pa nonius 116 Unmasked 115 and Queen Louise 107 with multiple entries listed for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders
Vulcain
Vesuvian
Panonius
Unmasked
Queen Louise
Races On The Speedway Draw Large Crowd
A perfect afternoon drew a big crowd to the Speedway where both men and horses gave lively brushes. C. K. G. Billings led a surrey party featuring ex Mayor Grant and Anthony N. Brady with Frank Jones of Memphis. Lucille and Hontas Crooke led early, but Lucille won a close second brush. Mallaca faced rivals like Smilax and Mal lace in several heats as Marcella and Lena McGregor also performed well.
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Speedway
Brush
C. K. G. Billings
Surrey
Mayor Grant
Anthony N. Brady
Frank Jones
Memphis
Tenn
Billings
Lucille
Hontas Crooke
Battleton
Minerva
Mr. Billings
Mr. Jones
Mr. Straus
Mallaca
Col. Lawrence
Carlyle Carney
Alex Newburger
Smilax
Nathan Straus
Mr. Newburger
John Donnelly
Glen Mire Boy
Marcella
P. E. Garretson
Benjamin Zahn
Oscar
A. B. Gwathmey
Lena McGregor
Belton
Dr. Moore
Tioga
Bermuda
Mr. Cox
John Cockerill
Doctor
George N. Reinhart
Lida N
Joseph Garneau
Dictum
E. T. Kearns
Rex
A. L. Kerker
Attikika Bay
G. W. Young
Dandy
G. W. Wilder
Girley
W. P. Durando
Manhattan Boy wins Bradford plate at Dunstall Park
Richard Croker's Manhattan Boy ridden by L Reiff won the Bradford two year old plate at Dunstall Park. Reiff also won the Dunstall Juvenile Plate on Spanish Hero and the Madeley Plate on Le Feu. Tod Sloan won at Lingfield on Lord Melton, and Smokeless took the Oxted Selling Handicap with J Reiff aboard Newton won the Wier Courtney Plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Richard Croker
Galore
Martha Washington
L. Reiff
Bradford
Dunstall Park
Dunstall
Mr. J. G. Mosenthal
Kilwarlin
le Feu
H. Michel Ephrussi
Richelieu
Tod Sloan
Lingfield
Mr. J Musker
Lord Melton
Melton
Mr. F. Alexander
Smokeless
Lumley
J. Reiff
Sloan
Mr. J. D. Wardell
Newton
St. Florian
New York Athletic Club Opens First Annual Lawn Tennis Tournament
The NYAC launches its first annual lawn tennis tournament with three events scratch and handicap singles plus doubles. Semifinals set for tomorrow and finals likely Friday. Day one results include Cragin defeating Grant. Grant over Hickok. Paret over Mollenhauer. Bostwick Cragin over Mollenhauer Mathews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Athletic Club
Wylie C. Grant
Ralph Hickok
Columbia Tennis Championship Second Round
In yesterday's second round, Mahan defeated Lederman 6 1 to 6 2, Chase defeated White 6 0 to 6 4, Bayessen defeated Bandler 6 7 7 5, and Bates defeated Wilson 6 3 to 10 12 to 6 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Mahan
Lederman
Chase
White
Bayessen
Bandler
Bates
Wilson
Polo Match Decides Valentine Cup Second Game
The Devon team defeated George Gould's Akewood of New Jersey 9 to 4 in the second game of polo for the Valentine Challenge Cup played at Devon. Both teams were handicapped at 24 goals and were even on equal terms at the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Devon
George Gould
Akewood
N. J
San Francisco Ban on Prizefight Betting Passed
The Board of Supervisors in San Francisco approved an ordinance making betting on prizefights a misdemeanor. Violators face a fine up to 500 dollars or up to six months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Board of Supervisors
Baltusrol Golf Club Open Tournament Draws Wide Field
Eighty three entries have been received for Baltusrol Golf Club’s annual open tournament. The event starts with a 236 hole qualifying round on the Short Hills New Jersey course. Notables include F H Bohlen Allan Kennady Louis P Bayard Jr Henry Toler Hugh Toler J C M Hamilton J J de Raismes W Y Marsh Heywood G Leavitt James A Tong J R Chadwick C B Cory Archibald Graham James A Edwards C D Claghorn A Embury Jr Charles F Watson A J Wellingon and W D Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltusrol Golf Club
Club Links
Short Hills
N. J
F. H. Bohlen
Philadelphia
Allan Kennady
Montclair
Findlay Douglas
Louis P. Bayard, Jr
Henry Toler
Hugh K. Toler
A. Embury, Jr
Princeton
Charles F. Watson
Essex County
A. J. Wellingeon
Oakley
Mass
W. D. Young
Baltimore
Morris County Women Golfers Score Upset Over Ardsley
Morris County defeated Ardsley on their Morristown New Jersey course after Ardsley failed to score a hole and incurred a six hole penalty for a two player short lineup. Morris County totaled 29 holes in the metropolitan championship match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris County
Ardsley
Morristown
N. J
Eighth inning rally gives Cincinnati a ninth inning win
At the Polo Grounds yesterday Cincinnati broke ahead in the eighth and piled on five in the ninth to beat New York fourteen to eight. Errors hindered the Giants while Elmer Smith joins the New Yorks lineup on Thursday and Mercer joins the pitching staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polo Grounds
Cincinnati
George Davis
Ewing
Allen
Elmer Smith
New Yorks
Smith
Cincinnatis
Mercer
Brooklyns Comeback Beats Chicago In Late Rally
Brooklyn trailing 4 to 0, scores 2 in the eighth and, after a hit by pitched ball and singles in the ninth, wins 5 to 4. Kitson finishes the ninth for Brooklyn while Chicago is shut out in the final frame. Keeler, Jones, Green, Bradley, and Dahlen among the standouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killen
Brooklyn
Farrell
Keeler
Kitson
Chicagos
Chicago
Jones
Mertes
Childs
Jennings
Ryan
Kelley
Green
Dahlen
Ganzel
Cross
McCor
Cricred
Bradley
McGinnity
McCormick
Mr. O'Day
Philadelphia and Boston Baseball Scores and Batteries
At Philadelphia the Phillies defeated Pittsburg in a low scoring affair as Batteries Bernhardt McFarland Chesbro and OConnor provided offense for Chicago University and Penn. Umpire Mr Gillinder called the game. At Boston the St Louis team beat by a wide margin with Duffy Pettenger Clarke and Criger leading the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Bernhardt and McFarland
Chesbro and
O'Connor
Chicago
R. H. E. Eesianines
St. Louis
Duffy
Pettenger
Clarke
Thomas
Jones
Criger
Standing of the Clubs in the League
The table shows W. L. Co. standings with Philadelphia at 24 wins 12 losses, Poet St. Louis 18 18, Brooklyn 20 15, Boston 15 18, Pittsburg 21 19, New York 13 21, Chicago 19 18, and Cincinnati 13 22. overall percentages range from .382 to .571.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Oveanic
Cameron
Liverpool
Queenstown
Ndses
White Star Line
Fire Island
Aller
Wilhelmi
Genoa, &c
Oelrichs & Co
Seminole
Bearse
Jacksonville
Fla
Charleston
S. C
Mdse
W. P. Clyde & Co
United Transport Crook
Walcott
San Juan
Santiago
Alliance
Shilling
Qolon
Fortune Island
Panama Railroad Steamship Line
The
Bar
Koenigin Luis
Volger
Bremen
Cherbourg
Havana
Stevens
James E. Ward & Co
Princess Anne
Davis
Norfolk
Old Dominion Steamship Company
Oneida
Staples
Georgetown
D. c
Wilmington
N. C
Friesland
Belg
Nickels
Antwerp
International Navigation Co
el Bruz
Williams
London
Philip Ruprecht
Concho
Risk
Galveston
Key West
C. H. Mallory & Co
Hispania
von Léeuenfiels
Stettin, &c
Roraima
Mug
American League Games Scores Shown From Weekend Pairings
Score rundown from Chicago facing Cleveland 1 0 Milwaukee over Detroit 3 2 Kansas City beat Buffalo 10 3 and Minneapolis defeated Indianapolis 12 9 with listed city pairs and final tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Detroit
Kansas City
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Minneapollis
New York League Scores Reported by Cities
The slate shows Troy beats Binghamton 9 to 7 in Troy. Albany defeats Cortland 9 to 4. Schenectady shuts out Rome 8 to 0. Utica edges Oswego 10 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Binghamton
Albany
Cortland
Schenectady
Rome
Utica
Oswego
Eastern League Scores From Toronto Hartford Providence Montreal
Eastern League results include Toronto defeating Syracuse 8 to 3 in Toronto. Hartford beat Worcester 6 to 2. Providence routed Springfield 9 to 0. Montreal defeated Rochester 5 to 3 in Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Syracuse
Hartford
Worcester
Providence
Springfield
Montreal
Rochester
Atlantic League Games Report
In Scranton Reading team scored 18 points, while Wilkesbarre edged Allentown 17 to 11 in other league play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Reading
Wilkesbarre
Allentown
Games Today Across Major Cities
Cincinnati faces New York, Chicago plays Brooklyn, Pittsburg meets Philadelphia, and St. Louis travels to Boston in today’s slate of baseball games.
Columbia crews shift to longer practice rows on the Hudson
Columbia rowing teams practice long straight miles replacing frequent turns. The freshman crew logs four to five miles daily, while the varsity rows six miles from the boathouse to Spuyten Duyvil. Weekes fills in for Falconer at No. 5. A class day regatta is set for next Saturday with multiple boat classes and at least three eights expected. Possible trip to Poughkeepsie on the 18th replaces the 20th date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Spuyten Duyvil
Falconer
Arthur Weekes
Hudson
College Boathouse
Oakley
Wren
Poughkeepsie
Harbor craft move as Queen Mab sails from City Island
Special to The New York Times reports Queen Mab, the British-built cutter owned by Clifford V. Brolaw, sails for Larchmont after staying in the harbor. Cord Meyer's Al tair is hauled out at Hawkins yard, while Esperanza Raider and Mira undergo underbody work at Piepgras and Woods yards respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
City Island
Clifford V. Brolaw
Larchmont
Cord Meyer
Marine Railway
Hawkins Yard
H. O. Havemeyer, Jr
Esperanza
C. W. ‘Crane
Piepgras
Charles Lane Poor
Mira
the Woods
Protests Decide Regatta Outcomes At Hudson River Club
Two of three protests at the Hudson River Yacht Club regatta were upheld last night. Sparetime was disqualified in Class A for fouling a stake boat, giving Idle Hour the win. Mag McDonald was disqualified in Class E for too large a crew, and Gill took first place. Protests on Loyal were carried to a future meeting. Ladies Day events and schedule details were reported by the Regatta Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson River Yacht Club
H. B. Reed
J. J. Ryan
Mag McDonald
William Rentzel
W. H. Gill
J.J. McCarthy
E. Ryder
Loyal
Regatta Committee
Abuses at Barge Office Prompt Denials by Officials
Commissioner Fitchie and Assistant Commissioner Edward McSweeny deny any knowledge of or involvement in a Treasury Department inquiry into alleged abuses at the Bureau of Immigration in Philadelphia. The investigation, conducted February 24 to April 21 in the Bowling Green Building, examined 92 witnesses and targets the bureau’s leadership and several others, though charges remain unproven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Bowling Green
John J. Rodgers
Immigration
Philadelphia
R. K. Campbell
Immigration Bureau
Washington
Bureau of Immigration
Edward McSweeny
John Lederhilger
Bureau
Fitchie
McSweeny
Barge Office
Civil Service
Secret immigration report to be delivered to officials
Washington June 5 A committee report on immigration officials investigated will be presented to Assistant Secretary Taylor tomorrow morning. Two thousand five hundred pages of testimony and a 500 page digest accompany the report. Officials say the report’s nature remains unknown and Tay lor may take time to review it before any public release. He has ordered a strict no disclosure edict on pain of discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Taylor
Treasury Department
Gage
Paris Chess Tourney sees Lasker and Burns leads after round
In Paris at the International Chess Masters Tournament ninth round action, Lasker beat Sterling and Burn while Mason outplayed Maroczy and Tschigorin. Mortimer defeated Didier and Schlechter. Showalter beat Brody. Pillsbury and Marco win. several results draw. Marshall and Schlechter replay pending. Standings list Lasker 8.2, Maroczy 6.3, Tschigorin 5.3 with various rows for other players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Berger
Lasker
Sterling
Burn
Mason
Maroczy
Tschigorin
Didier
Mortimer
Marshall
Schlechter
Mieses
Marco
Janowski
Pillsbury
Showalter
Brody
W. Il
W. L
Biody
Yachts and preparations highlight East Coast sailing scene
The Gypsy returns to view with private signal of Allen Arnold as Lawley's shipyard modernizes for a new boiler and overhaul. Yacht clubs from Williamsburg to Stuyvesant discuss an independent association while Amorita and Rainbow join the New York area regattas. Isolde sails for transatlantic voyage as Margarita faces completion delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Lawson
Allen Arnold
Williamsburg
Morrisania
Stuyvesant
A. Cary Smith
W. Gould Brokaw
Europe
Amorita
New York
Larchmont Yacht Club
Dennis
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Bristol
Hawkins
City Island
New York Yacht Club
August Belmont
Mineola
IF. M. Hoyt
End of Chicago Railway Suit Settled as Bond Claims Paid
In Chicago on June 5 the United States Circuit Court dismissal followed a conference. The Lake Street Elevated Company bought bonds from William Ziegler’s party for 610000 and paid 172000 in interest. Sixteen unsealed bonds and other outstanding notes were resolved with full face value and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
William Ziegler
Lake Street Elevated Company
United States Circuit Court
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
John J. Herrick
Elevated Company
Ziegler
W. H. Gray
Attorney Knight
Knight
Farewell to WCTU Delegates Before Edinburgh Convention
Delegates to the world convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union held a farewell conference yesterday at Prohibition Park Staten Island. They depart today aboard the Noorland for Edinburgh Scotland for sessions June 22 to 29. Mrs Ella A Boole, president of New York State WCTU, led the exercises and Dr Myra Gillette of Medina NY spoke on New Alcoholic Medication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Edinburgh
Scotland
Prohibition Park
Staten Island
Red Star Line
Noorland
Ella A. Boole
New York State
Myra Gillette
Medina
N. Y
Shipping and Mails Update June 6 1900s
Post and maritime notices show outgoing steamships for today including Majestic and Patria with sailings from New York to Liverpool Naples and Southampton. Transpacific and other mail closings list multiple routes to China Japan Hawaii Australia and New Zealand with deadlines through June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Liverpool
Manila
Naples
Ecdeseee Noordland
Antwerp
Patria
Salerno
Newcastle
Eaens
Seneca
Tampico
St. Paul
Southampton
Cazishaecey
Q. Barbarossa
Bremen
Caracas
Porto Rico
el Mar
New Gaal
Gregory
Para
Rio Grande
Brunswick
Themis
Inagua
Alene
Fortune Island
Algonquin
Charleston
Astoria
Glasgow
Castilian Prince
Nambuco
Catania
Brazil
Concho
Galveston
Etatvece Spree
Corean
Newfoundland
Etruria
Havana
Me Friedrich
Hamburg
Ceccese
la Oretagne
Havre
Niagara
Nassau
Uba
Wee
Keene Sre
Pretoria
Bermuda
Yucatan
Hermann
Hilarius
la Plata
Christiania
Mesaba
London
Ohio
Hull
Proteus
New Orleans
Statendam
Rotterdam
St. Cuthbert
Mer
Demerara
China
Japan
Philippine Islands
Tacoma
Society Islands
San Francisco
Hawaii
Australia
West Australia
Europe
New Zealand
Fiji Islands
Vancouver
Warrimoo
van Cott
Melbourne
Auckland
Honolulu
New York
Sydney
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van Camp
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Kinney
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T. Burns
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May Dine
Morris Volmer
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Dominick
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Harry Pulliam
Vittatoe
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Harry
Croker
England
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Beckley
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Doyle
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Carrick
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Crawford
Corcoran
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Irwin
van Haltren
Heckman
Py Phillips
Mr. Emsilie
City Island Yacht News
Hudson River Y. C
Mr. Gage
Melasta
National Biscuit Company
Shipping and Foreign Mails
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Gov. Isl
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el. Sud
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Pim
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Hunter
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Frank Mora
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Warren ST
Nassau St. N. Y
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Mueller
Aldworth
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Vincenzo
Ital
Rizzo
Palermo
Kentucky
Can
Caroc
Sid
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