Fillies Dominate Gravesend as Four Races Go to Mares
At Gravesend yesterday fillies secured four of six races. The Clover Stakes went to Martie Lewis, with Mamari second and Love Note third. Filon d’Or, owned by Thomas W. Lawson and ridden by Carson, won the steeplechase handicap over Perion, while Lanastar and Garry Herrmann were withdrawn from the Suburban Handicap.
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Gravesend
Brown
Martie Lewis
Sir Dixon
Wayward
Mamari
Lady Char
Love Note
Belmont
Filand Or
Thomas W. Lawson
Carson
Post
Perion
Filen d
WW. Murray
C. J. Fitzgerald
Monarku
Clarence H. Mackay
Lanastar
J. Dg. McCafferty
Femesols
Sir Dixon- Cherry
Blossom
O’ Connor
C. J. Fox
Golden Cottage
B. c
J. ‘Dair
David Gideon
Clonmell
Odom
Meistersinger
Charles W. Meyers
Mac Ann
Sweet Clover
Carroll D
Ben Howard
Knapsack
Odlawaha
A. Odlawaha
Thomas
C. McDowell
Br. F
Green FR. Morris
T. Burns
H. M. Ziezler
Hermis
Ch. c
Shea
Renald
Meriro
Sadie S
Surmise
The
Regent
Samuel & Grown
Sir Dixon-Lady Wayward
Miles Finlen& Son
Hambure-Miserere
Doggett
Pepper
Kantaka
Thomas XV. Lawcon
Ch. H
Pravon Wor-Fides
Fred Gebharda
Ch. G
Donohue
Mr. Chamblett
Adjidaumo
Barry
Adeck
Festive
Decameron
Boisterous
Adeek
Tou Katé
Morris
J. G. Follansbee
Astarita
Bathampton-Lola A
Dogcett
Royalist
Buttons
Cincinnatus
Dauphin
Judge
Voorheis
Franklin C
H. M. Mason
A. L. Aster
Masketo
B. G
Masetto-Aileen Aroon
H. Michaels
Hadily
W. C. Daly
Black B. c
D.o’connor
J. J. McCafferty
Kingraine
Bt. c
Miller
Kensington Hurdle Handicap and Related Races
The program lists six races for horses from two-year-olds to older, with weights and entries. Notable entries include Jim MccGibbon at 164 pounds and The Musketeer at 125, with multiple horses listed per event and apprentice allowances noted for Daisy Green and Allhallowmas.
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Jim MccGibbbon
Mounds
Rowdy
Semper Iva
Valdez
Draughtsman
Big Gun
the Driver
McGrathiana Prince
Ferocisne
Hannicap
Dublin
the Musketeer
Contend
Kinnikink
Operator
Himself
Slipthrift
Northern Star
Price
Petra N
Roue
Gravesend
Belvino
Lanceman
Swiftman
Ballyhoo Bey
Royal
Bellaro
Arden
Grand Opera
Flying Buttress
Trump
Lombre
First Chord
Earl of Warwick
Michaelmas
Daisy Green
Bernard and
Mennenfield
Spiver
Agio
Lady Russell
Waxia
Gillie
Allhallowmas
Allhalowmas
Emshee
Frankfort
Squire Quinne
Remorse
Daffo-Down- Dilly
Lord Sterling
East Kelston
St. Hilarion
Caller
Lord Badge
Dachshund
Wealth
Anna Darling
Morgada
Sun
Shower
Annie Grace
Rossignol
Faltalist
Elsie Skip
San Andreas
Agnes D
Vesuvia
Bessie McCarthy
Ascension
American Jockeys Sweep Bois de Boulogne Meet
American jockeys dominated the Bois de Boulogne meeting as they swept all races today. W K Vanderbilt's Bright finished among the places in the Prix Maleret.
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Paris
Bois de Boulogne
W. K. Vanderbilt
Bright
Maher On Three Winners At Epsom Rides In Royal Pride
American jockey Danny Maher drew top honors at Ep som as King Edward watched. Mixed Powder won the Great Surrey Foal Stakes, Cossack took the Royal Stakes, and Osboch captured the Coronation Cup with Skeets Martin aboard last year’s Derby winner Volodyovski among the colors of William C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Epsom Toay
King Edward
Danny
Maher
Lord Stanley
Daniel Cooper
Lord Wolverton
Martin
Volodyovski
William C
Whitney Second in Race as Hortan Plate Wins
Whitney placed second and George Edwards's Santos finished third. Martin also won the Horton Plate on Mr. Russel's Regalia.
Brooklyn Y C Cruises Plan Busy Yacht Season
The Brooklyn Yacht Club outlines a full schedule of cruises and regattas with trips to Sandy Hook Keyport Staten Island and Montauk Point. Special cup prizes reward yachts by length and cruising mileage across June July August and September.
Lighthouse Cup to Spark Penataquit Yacht Club Season
The Lighthouse Cup, first offered by J. Campbell, will draw the Penataquit Corinthian Yacht Club fleet to Bay Shore this summer. Sloops of Class II sized 25 to 30 feet compete in six races, with the cup becoming the yachtsman’s permanent prize after three season wins. Last year donor Amy Foster narrowly won. this year a new sloop by Tams Lemoine & Crane for John R Suydam enters the lineup alongside the defending schedule from June 28 to Sept 6 across six regattas and an annual cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Campbell
Penataquit-Corinthian Yacht Club
Bay Shore
Amy Foster
Tams, Lemoine & Crane
Wood
City Island Yard
John. R Suydam
Fallregatta
Yachts Begin Season At Oyster Bay And Knickerbocker Regatta
City Island reports kickoff of sailing season with Amorita commissioned for lower bay run. Macy enters Papoose Second and Ladd enters The Tito for Seawanhaka-Corinthian races at Oyster Bay Saturday. Humma to race 51 foot class at Knickerbocker regatta. Queen Mab receives new paint and to be commissioned next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Island
N. Y
Thomas M. McKee
Amorita
New York
Lucius Smith
Weetamoe Yacht Launched At Lawley Shipyard Boston
The bronze sixty foot Weetamoe yacht, owned by Henry F. Lippitt of Providence, was launched at Lawley's shipyard in South Boston with Lippitt’s daughter christening the vessel. The yacht measures 87 feet overall 51 feet on the water line and will race in Long Island Sound. It is the first yacht outside cup defenders built of Tobin bronze and features substantial sail area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Henry F. Lippitt
Providence
Lawley
South Boston
De La Salle Institute Relay Winners At Columbia Oval
The fourteenth annual De La Salle Athletic Association games at Columbia Oval saw the 1902 commercial class win the inter class relay with the 1902 science team second and the 1903 commercial team third. Individual events list winners such as W. Hogan in the 100 yard handicap and C. Lyons in the 220 yard events with times and distances noted, and the 1902 commercial relay team of C Lyons A Lyons C Hernandez and J Pla taking the relay crown.
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de la Salle Athletic Association
de la Salle Institute
Columbia Oval
William's Bridge
W. Hogan
J. Riddler
E. Morris
J.martinetti
A. Lyons
E. Keating
L. Craig
H. Cahill
G. Grant
C. Lyons
J. Thorp
A. Goodwin
J. Martinetti
T. Delaney
H. Norris
E. Bonner
J. Lippe
E. Kirk
J. Jones
Commercial
C. Hernandez
J. Pla
T. Thorp
J Thorp
W.hogan
E. Fitzgerald
FE. Hanrahan
Montclair Wins Jersey Amateur Team Title in Golf Championship
Eighty-two golfers competed at Montclair Golf Club for New Jersey amateur honors. Allan Kennaday posted the day’s low 79, leading Montclair to the team championship with 343 strokes, beating Baltusrol by three. Eighty-six started, with Hillside not finishing the team event.
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Montclair Golf Club
New Jersey
Allan Kennaday
Montclair Club
Paul Wilcox
Marc M Michael
Wilcox
L. H. Graham
New Jersey Golf Association
Hillside
Baltusrol
F. A. Marcellus
George Bowly
Jersey City
Montclair
Soares Sos
Mare M. Michael
Yountakah— Tot Cna
T’t'l. A
S. M. Allen
North Jersey
H. G. Plimpton
Hugh K. Toler
James A. Tyng
F. J. J. de Raismes
Prone Uarel
W. D. Kirker
Harold Wilcox
W.C. Freerfian
Mont¢clair
W. O’connor
Essex County
T. M. Harrison
F. C. Reynolds
DSF
Roy de Raismes
Howard A. Colby
Jasper Lynch
Lakewood
S. H. Conklin
Newark A. C
T. T. Reid
Naor
As. Ae
Charles F. Watson
Yountakah
C. McD. Wills
H. G. Hornfeck
W. D. Moffat
Hackensack
R. W. Candler
J. G. Patterson
W. T. Cross
Montclaiir
F. M. Harrison
B. Storrs
Harrison
Conklin
Kirker
Michael
Freeman
Lynch
O'Connor
Kennaday
Colby
Reynolds
Reid
Tyng
Battarson
Hornfeck
Wilson
Cross
Toler
Plimpton
Watson
Wright
Delano
Wills
Moffat
Allen
Storrs
Candler
Rowley
Marcel
C. W. O'Conner
G. M. Gill
J. G. Batterson
T. P. Goodbody
C. L. Meyers
Brooklyn Wins 4-0 Over Cincinnati in Opening Game
Brooklyn pitcher Donovan dominated, striking out eight and allowing four Cincinnati hits as the visitors were shut out 4 to 0. Dolan led Brooklyn with three runs and three singles, while Currie struggled for Cincinnati, fanning each trip to the plate. The game lasted 1 hour 31 minutes with Emsle umpiring.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Donovan
Currie
Dolan
Rirpore
Fore Hoy
Dobbs
Keeler
Beck
Sheckard
Flood
Steinfelt
Urwin
Pietz
Farrell
O Donovan
Magoon
McCreery
Hoy
Crawford
Mr. Emsle
New York Defeats Chicago 4 to 3 in Third Straight Bout
New York baseball nine prevail 4 to 3 over Chicago in a repeat of Wednesday’s final score. Chicago led at the bat but New York's defense and timely hits, including Doyle Lauder and Bean drives, clinched the win with strong fielding and late scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baseball Nine
Chicago
Congalton
Chance
Schaefer
Sparks
Lauder
Lowe
Bean
Yeager
New Yorks
Doyle
O’hagen
Slagle
Jones
Dexter
Smith
Tinker
Williams
Menefee
Dunn
D. Jones
O'Bean
Phas
O'Lauder
O'Hagen
J. Jones
Wwitems
New
Inker
Smi
Mr. Cantilion
Boston Falls To St Louis On Errors In Tight Game
Boston lost today due to misfielding as every St. Louis run came on errors. Pitchers held hits, with Boston producing scattered offense in a low scoring affair. Batteries listed as Eason at Kittridge, M O Neill and J O Neill.
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Boston
St. Louis
R. H. E. Boston
Eason
Kittridge
M. O'Neill
J. O'Neill
Pittsburg Breaks Through Late To Beat Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on June 15 Pittsburg edged the Phillies 5 to 4 as the visitors scored in the eighth on a Chesbro wild throw and four hits then won in the ninth on a Fraser error and five hits. Chesbro and O Connor pitched for Pittsburg Fraser and Dooin for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Chesbro
Fraser
Pittsburg
R. H. E. Pittsburg
O’connor
Dooin
Herd Wins Open Championship at Hoylake
Alexander Herd captured the British Open title at Hoylake near Liverpool with 307 strokes over 72 holes. James Braid and Harry Vardon tied for second at 308, while J. H. Taylor and H. H. Hilton were tied for fourth at 314. Herd led after the third round with 226, three ahead of Vardon’s 229.
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London
Alexander Herd
Great Britain
Hoylake
Liverpool
James Braid
Harry Vardon
J. H. Taylor
H. H. Hilton
Herd
Vardon
Unclear sports standings fragment from 1920s basketball table
Fragmentary boxing up of team records appears with Pittsburgh Boston Chicago Parladelphisie Brooklyn St Louis New York Cincinnati and numbers for games won lost and percentages. Data is incomplete and scattered across teams.
Sports matchups listed for today’s major cities
Pittsburg visits New York while Chicago goes to Brooklyn Cincinnati plays Boston and St. Louis travels to Philadelphia in a slate of baseball games.
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Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
National Cycling Association Bulletin on Grand Circuit
The National Cycling Association Board of Control at 150 Nassau Street issues rules for the Grand Circuit open and novice races. Riders must register before open events, provide full name and address, and face suspensions for evasion or late entries. Robert Howle of East Orange is suspended until July 1 after winning a prize. Lewis Bennett of Asbury Park and Fred Gerner of Allentown are suspended pending investigation.
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Racing Board
National Cycling Association
Board of Control
Nassau Street
Robert Howle
East Orange
N. J
Lewis Bennett
Asbury Park
Fred Gerner
Allenhurst
Worcester Defeats Jersey City In Afternoon Baseball
Worcester hit Luby at will and outplayed Jersey City 7 to 4 in the Worcester game. Merritt pitched for Jersey City and allowed 7 runs while Worcester capitalized on fielding miscues and timely hits.
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Worcester
Mass
Luby
Jersey City
Frisbie
Childs
Clancy
Mack
Sebring
O'Halligan
Deleh’ty
Shindle
Rickert
O/Donahue
Steelman
Woods
Madison
Schoch
Wrigley
Merritt
Delehanty
Butler
Messrs
Kelly and
Daly
Carroll Wins Interclub Pool Match
Bradish J. Carroll of the Union Club defeated John H. Booth of the Lambs' Club 100 to 86 in the interclub individual pool championship at the Strollers' Club. Booth led early with quick table work, but Carroll used strong combinations after Booth broke the pyramid to pull away and win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradish J. Carroll
Union
John H. Booth
Lambs’ Club
Strollers
Booth
Carroll
Notable Scores From Early Conference Matches
Washington beat Detroit 5 to 3 at Washington and Detroit. Philadelphia defeated Chicago 11 to 3 at Philadelphia. Baltimore edged St Louis 7 to 6 at Baltimore. Cleveland won 3 to 2 over Boston at Cleveland.
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Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Baltimore
St. Louis
Cleveland
Boston
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New York Times
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DE LA Salle Institute Games
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ST. Loui
Golf
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Edward M. Shepard
Henry B. Closson
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James Taylor Lewis
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William John Weber
John B. Pannes
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