Hamburg Belle Prevails In Principal Gravesend Stakes
Hamburg Belle led from the start to win the Criterion Stakes at Gravesend, with Mimosa second and Dimple third in a tight finish. Sambo edged Him by a nose in the next race, while other results favored favorites and notable runners in a fast, close afternoon of racing at the Brooklyn Jockey Club track.
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Criterion
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Gravesend
Sambo
Fuller
W. C.daly
Sydney
Hamburg Belle
Fieur
Mr. Paget
Piroutte
S ‘Rw
Walden
R. Thomas
Dimple
W.C. Whitney
August Belmont
Fine Art
Hamburg-Issac
Aue
Hamburg
Belle
Hunter Raine
Carbuncle
Tours
Jiomestead
Minotaur
John O A. Scott
Osgood
Spirited Polo Match At Meadow Brook Field
Meadow Brook Club defeated Rockaway 9 to 6 in the Hempstead cups fifth contest on Meadow Brook ground. Reginald Brooks scored three, Alexander four goals, with Maxwell Stevenson also strong. Conover and La Montagne led Rockaway’s effort amid fouls and penalties.
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Meadow Brook
Rockaway
Reginald Brooks
Alexander
Maxwell Stevenson
la Montagne
Conover
Collier
Pettie
Al-W Hazard
Max Stevenson
R. la Montague, Jr
F. S. Conover
Oms
A. L. Alewtander
R. F. Collier
R. L. Stevens
Oliver W. Bird
Country Club of Westchester
First Race and Related Steeplechase Entries Summary
The listing shows six furlong races for three-year-olds with weights listed for Astarita Operator Krishna St Finnan Invincible and others. A Kensington steeplechase follows featuring Hising Sun Walter Cleary and riders with weights. The Great American five furlongs includes Horse Palmbeare v Luxembourge. Other races include The Broadway at one and sixteenth miles with Irish Jud Short hose Rightful Pir Pater and Daisy Green. The fifth race is selling for two-year-olds with multiple named entries and weights, and the sixth race is a mile and sixteenth selling event with Boh Mot Ben Howard Remorse Setauket and others.
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Jim Kehy
McCuk
M. B. Pover
Northbrook
Rocky
Rauneycrest
Frank Farrel
Minotaur
Fuller
Mathews
Penoiswe
Burlew
Agnes ‘Brennan
Mimosa
Omnei
John
Schorr
John A
Haack
M. Civill
Andrew Miller
Julia M
Deaeth An Torin
Tok Sos Lass
Ani
Graham
Orloff
M Garter
Tormenna
Pitu
Dalys
Wilson Jr
Sydney- Paget
Hamburg
Tsiac
Ward
M. FL. Dwyer
B. c
John Evans
Frank Weir
Walden
B. F. Cue
W. BL. Freeman
Hen Howard
Durham
Dekaber
J.-H. Carr
le Pets O
Nic Longworth
Ty Bob Hilliard
Aminte
Apt
New York
Astarita
Krishna
St. Finnan
Invincible
St. Daniel
Toscan
Coresato
Hivria
Chimes
Natagutu
Salvaletta
Geneseo
ST Second Trace
Kensington
Hising Sun
Walter Cleary
Phil Idss Manne
Pomset
Bonhene
Pigeon
Red Ackerman
Fabius
Lroomstick
Palmbearer
Luxemboure
Don Gahn
Tim Sullivan
Stalwart
Jamés V
Baseful
Alicante
Axthel
Bien’ Mawr
Harangue
Shorthose
Rightful
Pir Pater
Nardarm
Miscarline
Lal Orloff
Daisy Green
FINTH
Kingsbors
Pompano
Bruceville
Avi
Miss Nancy
Midshipman
Sacredus
Ballycastle
Any Paw
Pleasant
Tot
Boh Mot
Ben Howard
Setauket
Ethan
Trish Lad To Race In American Derby At Washington Park
Trish Lad the Brooklyn Handicap winner will be shipped west next week to compete in the American Derby at Washington Park in Chicago two weeks later. The Whitney Dwyer stable announced the plan at Gravesend and trainer Rogers is arranging a special car with latest equipment to ensure safe transportation of the thoroughbred.
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Trish Lad
Washington Park
Chicago
Gravesend
Whitney-Dwyer
Rogers
Reliance Arrives at New Rochelle Aboard Sunbeam Tow
The yacht Reliance reached New Rochelle this afternoon in tow of the Sunbeam from Newport. She was delayed by fog and smoke. She probably will go to the Irie Basin tomorrow to be measured for the Sandy Hook races, which begin on Monday.
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New Rochelle
Reliance
Sunbeam
Newport
Irie Basin
Sandy Hook
Columbia Finishes Refits Then Leaves Bristol for West Race Grounds
The Columbia, last of the ninety-footers refitted at Herreshoff’s, departed Bristol for the Sandy Hook races. After repairs to the bow and rig, the boat was towed by Park City, with sails renewed and topsail hoisted as it left in the late afternoon.
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York
Times
Gristol
Columbia
I.rreshoff’s
Bristol
Glen Cove
Park City
Herreshoft
HerreShott
Thirty footers regatta schedule shifted for early week finish
The era Reliance Constitution and Columbia leave Sandy Hook for a June 12 race. They will now run Monday June 8 and Tuesday June 9 under the New York Yacht Club, with Wednesday under Atlantic Yacht Club auspices. The change aims to finish early as Atlantic, New York, and Larchmont regattas occur later in the week.
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Reliance
Constitution
Columbia
Sandy Hook
New York Yacht Club
Atlantic Yacht Club
Larchmont
Brooklyn Bowler Victory in Inter-State Bowling League Match
The Brooklyn and New York teams clashed at Thum's White Elephant Alleys on Broadway y Thirty-first Street. New York won seven of nine games led by standout scores in the five man team events. Local bowling action included afternoon and evening play in a Greater New York league contest.
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Brooklyn
New York
Boswling League
vThum
White Elephant
Broadway
Thirty-first Street
Metropolitan golf final set at Richmond County links
Mrs Edward A Manice of Baltusrol and Miss F Louise Vanderhoef of Ardsley meet in the women's metropolitan golf final at Richmond County Country Club. Manice, defending champion, beat Ruth Badgeley 3 and 2. Vanderhoef eliminated National champion Mrs Charles T Stout 2 up 1 to play. Consolation semi finals saw Lane and Morgan advance.
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Edward. A. Manice
Baltusrol Golf Club
F- Louise Vanderhoef
Ardsley Club
Richmond County Country Club
Stout
Miss Vanderhoef
Manice
Miss Badgeley
Ralph Lane
Richmond County
Elizabeth Goffe
Essex County
W. Fellowes Morgan
Baltusrol
Louise Hecker
Apawamis
Miss A. Frying
Jersey Golf Championship Final Set at Baltusrol Club
N B Cole of Englewood and Marc M Michael of Yountakah meet today in the 36 hole final for New Jersey golf supremacy at Baltusrol. Michael shows strong form after two tight wins over M Olyphant and Archibald Graham. Cole advances with crisp victories and faces Brittin in the semi final while Michael eliminates Graham.
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N. B. Cole
Englewood Golf Club
Marc M. Michael
Yountakah Country Club
New Jersey
Michael
Princeton
M. Olyphant
Jersey
Kennaday
Olyphant
Archibald Graham
Cole
H._M. Brittin
Englewood
A. S. Morrow
Baltusrol
N .B. Cole
Kirker
North Jersey
Yountakah
Englewood Field
George T. Brokaw
Montclair
Brittin
Graham
Princeton Undergraduates Defeat Graduates In Golf Match
Princeton undergraduates win against graduates 32 to 14 in the annual golf match. Notable performances by D. McAlpin 102 H. H. McLaughlin 1900 and I. O. Rinehart 1905. Rinehart defeats G. W. Wilson by 6 holes. Twelve men on each side.
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New York Times
Princeton
N. J
D. McAlpin
H. H. McLaughlin
I. O. Rinehart
Rinehart
G. W. Wilson
Crews on the Thames at Yale Harvard Race
Yale and Harvard crews first spring shells on the Thames River at New London. Harvard, coached by Higginson, rowed a full eight from John Harvard to Red Top with Wolcott at bow and Litchfield as coxswain.
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Cale's Ferry
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Thames
Cambridge
New London St
John Harvard
Red Top
Higginson
Capt. McGrew
Lawton
Lilley
Duffy
Foster
George
Wolcott
Swain
Litchfield
New York Baseball Narrowly Defeats Chicago in Series
New York National League team won its second win over Chicago, narrowing the pennant gap to 15 points. Pittsburg trounced Boston 9 to 0, while rain postponed games in St Louis and Cincinnati. New York Americans edged Cleveland 8 to 7, and St Louis beat Washington 3 to 1 as Boston toppled Chicago and Detroit fell to Philadelphia.
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New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Bostons
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York Americans
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
New York Beats Cleveland 8–7 In Ninth Inning Thriller
In a tight American League game, New York defeats Cleveland 8 to 7 after tying the score four times. Key moments include a wild throw and a passed ball that brought in the winning run. Tannehill and Wright were pulled, Griffith pitched the final innings, and McFarland hit a home run for Cleveland.
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Griffith
New York American League
Fea
Cleveland
New Yorks
Howell
Aml Tannehill
New York
O'Loughlin
Wright
Dorner
Fick -F
Ganzel
Fick
O'connér
Tanhill
Drie
Bradley
Flick
Bemis
O'Connor
McFarland
O*connor
Lajote
Corner
Lajoie
McCarthy
Flck
Courtney
O' Connor
Tannehill
Williams
Mr. O'Loughlin
Home Team Beats Chicago 10 to 8 In High-Scoring Tilt
Boston wins over Chicago 10 to 8 in a game noted for heavy hitting and fielding miscues. Gibson and Patterson were retired in the fifth inning. Ferris hit a grand slam with three aboard as Hostels and Chicago exchange innings and errors appear in the box score.
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Boston
Chicago
Gibson
Patterson
Ferris
Ragged Infield Leads to Defeat for Detroit in Philadelphia Game
Philadelphia beats Detroit 4 to 3 after rough first inning errors. Donovan pitched winning ball for the Champions while McGuire, Waddell, and Sehrack held Detroit. Final score details show scattered runs and errors in a tense early inning.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Donovan
R.H.E. Viclpue
Donovan and
McGuire
Waddell and Sehrack
St Louis Beats Washington In Second Game Of Series
Washington led 1 0 after six but St Louis rallied with four singles in the seventh to win 3 1. Townsend took the loss for Washington while Powell earned the win for St Louis as Clarke Sugden also played.
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Washington
Powell
Townsend
St. Louis
R.H.E
Clarke
Sugden
Standings Snapshot From Early NBA Season
A compact board lists teams and records including Boston 24 95 615 Cleveland 18 18 500 Detroit St. Louis 21 14 600 New York 16 22 421 Chicago 20 17 341 Washington 10 28 203 reflecting early franchise standings and win percentages.
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AW. Ti
Wa L. Pc
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Washington
Wolpe
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Louis
Games Scheduled for Today Across Cities
Today four matchups are listed with Cleveland visiting New York Chicago at Boston Detroit at Philadelphia and St Louis at Washington. The schedule notes city pairings and venues for today’s games.
New York Beats Chicago 5 to 2 in Game Two of Series
National League report from Chicago notes New York win 5 to 2 as Taylor outpitched McGinnity. Giants’ defense error free while Chicago made three. Ninth inning miscues nearly alter score with McGann advancing, Mertes trying for the plate, and a costly overthrow by Tinker.
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New York Times
Chicago
Ill
New York
Taylor
McGinnity
Giants
Chicagos
McGann
Mertes
Evers
Babb
Chance
Lauder
Tinker
Kling
Gilbert
Harley
Bowerman
Aire Ribpoae
Ribpoae
van H’n
Siaglé
Bresn
Casy
Casey
Bresnahan
Mr. O'Day
Pittsburg Sets New Record With Fourth Straight Shutout
Pittsburg added another shutout to its streak, keeping opponents scoreless and allowing only five to reach third base across four games. Beaumont and Clark starred in the batting, while pitchers Doheny Phelps and Moran anchored the win.
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Pittsburg
Beaumont and Clark
New York in Chicago Brooklyn in St. Louis
The note lists city matchups pairing New York with Chicago, Brooklyn with St. Louis, Philadelphia with Cincinnati, and Boston with Pittsburg in an urban association or schedule context.
Manhattan College conquers Vermont in 9-1 baseball win
Manhattan College defeated Vermont 9 to 1 as McPhillips pitched strongly and the Manhattan offense produced timely hits and solid base running. Home runs went to Duff and Zimmerman, with multiple players contributing across the lineup. The New York team left for home that night.
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New York
Burlington
Manhattan College
University of Vermont
McPhillips
Clancy
Manhattans
Manhattan
Vermont
Mullen
Wills
Cotter
Brooks
Fitzhey
Duff
Wood'td
Zimm'm
O Tobin
Krebs
McPhips
Orten
Minahan
Abbot
O'Brien
Mitchell
Zimmerman
Woodward
Mr.Robinson
Columbia Wins Narrow Game Over Bowdoin 5 4
Weekes delivered a ninth inning single with two outs to lift Columbia past Bowdoin 5 to 4 in Brunswick. Frambach slugged three RBIs for Columbia as White, Goodman, and Lam Havey added hits to back starting pitcher Lewis. Time of game two hours and two minutes.
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New York Times
Brunswick
Weekes
Columbia
Frambach
Bowdoin
Munroe
Bloom’d
Cox
Eee
Joyce
Ellas
Vu Blanch
Trier
Ios
Gr Bly
Tite Wi
Lewis
Bowdoin Ftelg
Elias
Bloomfield
Clarke
Blanchard
Goodman
Tyler
Havey
Batterylined Scorecard Fragments From Multiple Games
The clippings list batters and pitchers for games at Newark Providence Worcester and Rochester with partial scores and times. It names teams Jersey City Rochester Providence Buffalo Worcester and players Wiltse Robinson Leary Stelman Newingham Shea Diggins Shaw McManus Toft McCauley Wolfe and others. Umpire Swartwood is noted and game times show about one hour forty five minutes.
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Buffalo
Cylan and Diggins
Hecker and Shaw
Swartwood
American Association Games Scores From Card Till
At Louisville Louisville 7 Milwaukee 1. Indianapolis 5 Kansas City 0 in ten innings. Columbus St Paul 13 Columbus 1. Toledo Minneapolis 8 Toledo 8.
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Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
New York State League Baseball Scores Reported
Binghamton defeats Albany 5 to 0 in Binghamton. Utica loses 5 to 0 to A. J. and G. at Utica. Syracuse edges Troy 3 to 2 at Syracuse.
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Binghamton
Albany
Utica
A. J
Syracuse
Troy
College scores seed Pennington game as Middletown shines
Pennington Pennington beat Hackettstown 5 to 2 while Middletown Wesleyan routed Dartmouth 5 to 0 in a pair of competitive contests. The results highlight Middletown Wesleyan's decisive win and Pennington Pennington's narrow victory.
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Pennington
Hackettstown
Middletown
Wesleyan
Dartmouth
Trask and Avery upset champions in doubles at West Side courts
In a standout doubles match at the West Side Tennis Club, Edward P. Fisher and Ross Burchard, champions, were defeated by Thomas C. Trask and Harry F. Avery 3-6 6-4 6-1. The crowd packed One Hundred Seventeenth Street and Amsterdam Avenue as the victors rallied from a 4 0 deficit in the second set.
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West Side Tennis Club
Edward P. Fisher
Ross Burchard
Thomas C. Trask
Harry F. Avery
Seventeenth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Fisher
Burchard
Avery
Trask
Harvard
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Edith H. White
Mosby
Match at Hmpi City Trotting Club Tees Off Two Mile Heats
A trotting match was arranged at the Hmpi City Trotting Club yesterday between Cla Bohling's Riggmond and Artha Lape's Edwood for $500 a side. The two mile heats were set as best of three races with times noted as 2:09 for Riggmond and 2:111 for Edwood.
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Hmpi City Trotting Club
Cla Bohling
s _Riggmond
Artha Lape
Edwood
Trott
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