Go Between Wins Westminster Handicap at Gravesend
Go Between, a 9 to 1 outsider, defeated Eugenia Burch by a length in the Westminster Handicap at Gravesend, with Cairngorm third after a strong backstretch move. Court Dress captured the Criterion Stakes for two-year-old fillies, ridden by Radtke, beating Soprano by a length. Ballot, a Keene two-year-old by Voter, won the sixth race maiden event in 1:00 4-5 at Gravesend.
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Brooklyn Jockey Club
Gravesend
Hugenia Burch
Alexander Shields
Meddler- Indigo
Mrs. L. Curtis
Eugenia Burch
Ridney Paget
Cairngorm
Pater
von Tromp
Crimmins
Eugenia
Burch
Oiner
Shaw
Shields
Go Between
Eugenia Birch
James R. Keene
Court Dress
A. L Aste
Soprano
Radtke
Voter
Ballot
Court’ Drese
Lady Amelia
Miller
Dy Halifax
Lotus
Notter
Mollie Donohue
Horner
Sly Ben
Brussel
Hogan
Oyama
Wishard
Belo Ceceie
Harty
Br. m
Ben Brush-La Colonia
HB. R. Thomas
A. J. Joyner
Dromedary
Davidson
Knight of Elway
Owens
Tom Cogan
Ray
Cage
Finnegan
Iron Heart
Rodrock
Nohue
OM Hustler
Pat GR
L. Webster
F. Court Drees
W. Knapp
Adoration
Jersey Lady
Lyne
J. Jones
Card
Ch. F
Disguise-Hampton Belle
James Rowe
Ge Burch
Belecswee Ae
Sewell
Dainty
L. Williams
Nannie
Blandy
Alex Shields
John Shields
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Glenecho
J. Martin
King Cole
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Angier
S.e
Bragg
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Leila
Finn
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R. Tucker
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Bill Phillips
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Okenite Clare Russell
Belle of the South
Veronique Windsor
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Tod
Grace George
Sane
Vaquero
Tradition
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Accountant
Maxnar
Phil Finch
Vinone
Samson
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L. J. Hayman
Brother Frank
Lone
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Larabie Optician
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Little Flea
Melbourne
Pal Wees
Juvenaga
Bob Edgren
New York Horses Win at Plainfield Show
New Yorkers dominated day one of the Plainfield Horse Show at the Plainfield Riding and Driving Club. R. R. Moore George Watson J. W. Harriman Mrs. A. O. Van Housen H. G. Plant H. K. Branch John Doyle and Emily Bedford won ribbons. Lord Baltimore owned by C. W. Watson won the harness class for a lady's phaeton with a $1,000 prize. Harriman's The Kid tied for third in the tandem class with Watson’s pair taking first.
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New York Times
Plainfield
N. J
Plainfield Riding and Driving Club
New Park
New York
R. R. Moore
George Watson
J. W. Harriman
A. O. van Housen
H. G. Plant
H. K. Branch
John Doyle
Emily Bedford
C. W. Watson
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
Maine Steamers Crash Off Portland In Night Collision
The Eastern Steamship Company's City of Bangor and City of Rockland, traveling in opposite directions between Bangor and Boston, collided twenty miles east of Portland shortly after midnight. Bangor reached Portland with fifty passengers and minor damage, while Rockland sustained extensive damage to railings and decks but no fatalities reported.
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Eastern Steamship Company
City of Bangor
City of Rockland
Bangor
Boston
Here
City of
New York Thirties Sail In First Glen Cove Race
The New York Yacht Club opened the yachting season with a thirty-foot race off Glen Cove. Atair, skippered by George C. Meier, won a close contest against Dahinda and Neola II, with Adelaide II and Cara Mia close behind after a dramatic start recall.
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Glen Cove
George C. Meier
Atair
W. Butler Duncan
George M. Pynchon
Adee Brothers
Adelaide II
Stuyvesant Wainwright
Ataii
A. H
J. W. Alker
Alera
Milton Point
Oak Neck Point
Dahinda
Commodore
Vanderbilt
North Star
Rainbow
Charley '’ Barr
Roy A. Rainey
Invader
A. H.alker
Florence
New York
Ela Atair
Adelaide N
Cara Mia
S. Wainwright
W B. Duncan, Jr
Neola N
Chess Masters Tourney in Ostend rounds reported
Ostend Belgium June 7 the third round of the international chess masters tournament was played at the Kursaal with results shown in two sections including Janowski Rubinstein Maroczy Teichmann Spielmann Reggio and others. Perlis and several players lead with 3 points while a number of competitors trail with 1 or 2 points.
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Kursaal
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Snosko-Borowski
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Bure
Johner
Marco
Marshall
Swiderski
Taubenhaus
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Burns
Duras
Leonardt
Marocay
Suechting
Teichmann
Wolf
Cohn
Jockey Nicol wins first East race with Ballot at Gravesend
Jockey Benjamin Nicol rode Ballot by James R. Keene to victory in the sixth at Gravesend. He planned to ride Von Tromp in the Westminster Handicap but couldn’t meet the weight and will ride at Gravesend until tomorrow night before heading to Buffalo.
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Benjamin Nicol
East
James R. Keene
Ballot
Nicol
von Tromp
Gravesend
Buffalo
William C. Daly
Charboneau
Winnie"? O’connor
Edward Everett
Bill
Daly
Alexander Shields
Odom
Jockey Club
Mars Cassidy
Harry Payne Whitney
Burgomaster
Perverse
John A. Drake
Say Harper Must Pay His Old Debts
United States District Court in Abingdon Virginia refuses to discharge E L Harper formerly of Cincinnati and president of Fidelity National Bank from $3 000 000 in debts. Harper now in New York cannot use bankruptcy laws to evade creditors. Evidence shows he is largely involved in mining in the South and East and profiting from those operations.
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Harper
Cincinnati
Ohio
United States District Court
Abingdon
E. L. Harper
New York
Fidelity National Bank
Good Roads Drive Leads AAA Chairman to Chicago
Robert P. Hooper, new AAA Good Roads Committee chair, travels to Chicago to meet President John Farson and Western advocates. He aims for a stronger push for better highways, including a 248 mile macadamized State road from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh and a Pittsburgh to Chicago continuation.
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Robert P. Hooper
Good Roads Committee
American Automobile Association
Chicago
John Farson
Gorham
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Hooper
New York
New Jersey
American Automobile Association N
Syracuse
Utica
Cortland
Canastota
Binghamton
Ica
August Belmont Leads Home Team In Westchester Polo Loss
In the Westchester Country Club polo match Rockaway defeats Westchester 9 goals to 5. August Belmont plays first for home, J C Cooley scores for Westchester, W A Hazard adds four goals, Paul J Rainey shows promise as back, and penalties amount to four while Rockaway suffers a safety. Referee Reginald Brooks officiates.
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Westchester Country Club
Rockaway
Westchester
August Bellmont
Vistors
J. C. Cooley
Sidney C. Love
H. T. Davis
Paul J. Rainey
Tecassweoo We
Tolalnnckusotasne Rockaway
Reginald Brooks
Ardsley Golf Woman Leads Eastern Championship Field
Miss F Louise Vanderhoef of Ardsley tops the first round of the Eastern Women's Golf Association championship at Nassau Country Club near Glen Cove Long Island with 86 strokes. Fanny Osgood of Boston is second with 88 as over forty players from New York Boston Philadelphia compete, with special events won by Miss Mackay and Miss Adams.
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F. Louise Vanderhoef
Ardsley
Metropolitan Association
Fanny Osgood
Boston
Nassau Country Club
Glen’ Cove
L. I
Philadelphia
Eastern Association
New York
C. F. Fox
H. Curtis
M. B. Adams
Julia Mix
Charles T. Stout
E. N. Lockwood
Elizabeth Hurry
Eunice Terry
S. F. Lefferts
F. C. Griscom
T. H. Polhemus
D. G. Geddes
F. Batchelder
A. Aldridge
H. Maule
M. W. Phelps
Bradford
Ralph. Lane
M. F. Phelps
Pauline Mackay
Mollie B. Adams
Georgianna Bishop
Association
E. F. Sanford
Grace Keyes
Concord
Mass
Louise A. Wells
C. L. Tiffany
Nassau
Bill Hr. Com. Fox
Maude K. Wein
Americans Level Cup Te nnis Ties in Newport Match
In Newport England on June 7 the Dwight F Davis International Lawn Tennis Challenge opened with the United States and Australasia each taking a point. Beals Wright was absent due to blood poisoning, Raymond Little lost to A F Wilding in straight sets, Holcombe Ward beat Les Poidevin, and Ward and Little will team up against Wilding and Poidevin in the doubles tomorrow.
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Newport
England
Dwight F. Davis
A. F. Wilding
New Zealand
Holcombe Ward
Les Poidevin
Australia
United States
Poidevin
Norman Brookes
Ward
Wilding
Little
Deuce
Vantage
Metropolitan Championship Singles and Doubles finals round details
Four experts reached the Metropolitan Championship singles semi finals at West Side Lawn Tennis Club offices on 117th Street and Amsterdam Avenue. Results include Torrance, Anderson, Hackett and Kelley advancing in straight sets with round matches listed. doubles and handicap rounds follow with multiple club affiliations and players named.
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West Side Lawn Tennis Club
117Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Harry Torrance
Frederick G. Anderson
Harold H. Hackett
Carleton C. Kelley
Hugh Tallant
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Englewood Field Club
Dimon E. Roberts
Ederick G.anderson
Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
Augustus Wadsworth
H. L. Westfall
E. A. Freshman
Julio M. Steinacher
Crescent Athletic
Hamilton Grange
Frederick
George Salinger
G. W. Rodman
J. C. Torrey
Clarence L. Campbell
E. A.freshman
Otto Sternfeld
Howard Homans
W. H. Connell
A. J. Grosz
A. Schumaker
Halt
Penn Joins New Athletic Body Nationwide
The University of Pennsylvania joined the Intercollegiate Athletic Association as 30 colleges and universities add to the original members. The move, welcomed as strengthening college athletics, includes Swarthmore Williams Syracuse Colgate Oberlin Holy Cross West Point Miami Dickinson Vanderbilt Ohio Wesleyan Tufts NYU Rutgers Haverford Washington and Jefferson Niagara Grove City Allegheny and Western University of Pennsylvania.
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West Point
University of Pennsylvania
Intercollegiate Athletic Association of the Colleges and Universities of the
United States
Swarthmore
Williams
Syracuse
Colgate
Oberlin
Holy Cross
Miami
Dickinson
Vanderbilt
Ohio
Wesleyan
Tufts
New York University
Rutgers
Haverford
Washington and Jefferson
Niagara University
Grove City College
Allegheny College
Western University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Yale
University of Chicago
Annapolis
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