Hardy Pardee Triumphs in Gravesend Hurdle Fixture
At Gravesend Jockey Club, Hardy Pardee won the hurdle handicap by three lengths over Lackland in a day of steady racing. Trumpet won the May Stakes for three-year-olds, with Hesper second and Gold Or third as the field thinned.
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Handicap Racing Weights Across Six Furlongs to Two Miles
The first race features six furlongs with weights led by Sanders at 122 pounds and Irrenamaras 412. The second race is a one mile and a quarter handicap for three-year-olds and up led by Prince McClurg at 126 pounds. The Great American Stakes for two-year-olds runs five furlongs. The Broadway Stakes for three-year-olds covers a mile and a sixteenth. The Grand National Steeplechase lists weights for many contenders. The sixth race is a selling for two-year-olds at five furlongs with numerous entries including Cherries and Ethics.
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Jockey Perkins fatally injured in Newport race
Jockey June Perkins suffered probable fatal injuries in the second race at Newport aboard Hal Headley’s filly Tenletta. He was unconscious after a rail collision and taken to St Elizabeth’s Hospital in Covington for internal injuries. The Laundress won the race at 150 to 1 in the same program.
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Hawthorne Princess
the Laundress
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Lyror Bell
Empress Lightfoot
Rotha
H. Wilson
Finem Respice
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Nettie Regent
Herling
La Roche Wins Manchester Cup at Whitsuntide Meet
The Duke of Portland's bay filly La Roche aged three by St Simons out of Miss Mildred won the Manchester Cup, a 2000 sovereign prize, at the Whitsuntide meeting in Manchester. Joe Chamberlain with Tod Sloan aboard finished second, while Charina ridden by L Reiff took third place.
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London
Duke of Portland
la Roche
St. Simons
American Horses for Japan Exploration Tour Begins
W. D. Grand of the American Horse Exchange reports that the imperial stud directors of Tokio have arrived in San Francisco and will visit American breeding establishments with Grand. The party, including Aymi and Muri, intends to inspect leading farms in the United States and Canada before shipments to Japan. The Emperor seeks horses suitable for military use.
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American Horse Exchange
San Francisco
Imperial Stud
Tokio
Japan
Mr. Grand
United States
Canada
Messrs
Aymi
Muri
Grand
Governors Cup finals at Baltusrol in close golf
R C Watson Jr of Westbrook and James A Tyng of Baltusrol meet today on the Baltusrol links near Short Hills N J for the Governors Cup final. Tyng and Watson won their yesterday matches with solid finishes on the nineteenth hole.
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R. C. Watson
S Jr
Westbrook
James A. Tyng
Morris County
Baltusrol
Baltusrol Links
Short Hills
N. J
Tyng
Watson
Graham
Tyng-De Raismes
de Raismes
T. T. Reid
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Montclair
James A. Edwards
Columbia
L. R. Fay
Ashton Harvey
Grier Campbell
A. J. Wellington
Oakley
H. G. Lea
Baltusros
Louis P. Bayard, Jr
Bostonians
A. G. Lockwood
C. B. Cory
James A Tyng
Connecticut Golf Champion Clinches Amateur Title
Dr. Carl Martin of Fairfield County Golf Club Greenwich won the Connecticut amateur championship at Wee Burn Golf Club Noroton. He defeated Charles H. Seeley by 6 up and 5 to play in a 26 hole final, overcoming expectation that Seeley would win. Seeley had been favored to take the title.
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New York Times
Noroton
Conn
Carl Martin
Fairfield County Golf Club
Greenwich
Connecticut
Wee Burn
Charles H. Seeley
Perkeley School
Seeley
Martin
Hutchison Sets Shinnecock Golf Mark With 70
Hutchison smashed the Shinnecock Hill course record by three strokes, carding 70 in thick fog and a southeast wind. He opened with four 4s and a 3, went out in 37, then returned with a 33 including two 3s and a final 3. Taylor, British champion the day prior, had been defeated by Hutchison two years earlier.
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New York Times
Southampton
N. Y
Tom” Hutchison
Shinnecock Hill
Willie Smith
Hutchison
Taylor
Morristown hosts golf meet as Englewood defaults
The first break in the Metropolitan women's team golf series occurred yesterday when Englewood failed to appear at Morris County links in Morristown New Jersey. Morris County won by default and Englewood incurred an 18 hole penalty.
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Morris County
Morristown
N. J
Atlantic Yacht Club Regatta Entries Signal Keen Sail
The Atlantic Yacht Club lists Amorita and Quissetta as rival racing schooners owned by W. Gould Brokaw and H. F. and R. L. Lippitt for the ongoing regatta. Commodore Lewis Cass Ledyard's Corona may join. Mineola Rainbow and Virginia unlikely. A tow tug will move smaller yachts to Sea Gate Monday at 5 P. M.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
Amorita
Quissetta
W. Gould Brokaw
H. F
R. L. Lippitt
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Corona
Colonia
Herreshoff
Mineola
Rainbow
Virginia
August Belmont
New York Yacht Club
Sea Gate
City Island
Race Committee
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Yacht Constructions and Launches at City Island Yards
Alfred Peats completes the Enpronzi a thirty footer at Wood yard. Kathelmina schooner launched and commissioned after overhaul at Piepgras yard. Altair sixty footer launched at Hawkins yard then sails east. Ellida keel yawl launched after repaint at Piepgras yard. Cygnet keel sloop repaired and launched after careening at Robertson yard. Aura cabin yawl launched at Byles yard with new fin keel and commissioned.
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New York Times
City Island
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Alfred Peat
Wood’s
W. J. Curtis
Kathelmina
Marine Railway
Piepgras
Cord Meyer
Yawl Aura
Byles Yards
Kissel Buys Cruising Yawl Polly For Yacht Club Use
Gustave E. Kissel of the New York Yacht Club purchased the cruising yawl Polly through agent Frank Bowne Jones. The Polly, designed by A Cary Smith and built by W Sweat in 1896, measures 43 feet overall and 16 feet beam, with a 5 foot 6 inch draft, and lies at Tebo's Basin in South Brooklyn for overhaul before placement in commission.
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New York Yacht Club
Frank Bowne Jones
Polly
Chester W. Chapin
New York
Larchmont
Seawanhaka- Corinthian
American Yacht Clubs
A. Cary Smith
Tebo’s Basin
Brooklyn
Kissel
Yesterday's NL Game Boston Beats Chicago Amid Rain
The lone National League game yesterday was Boston versus Chicago with rain postponements affecting other schedules. Boston won after nine innings, with a score pattern showing late rallies, as Dineen Sullivan batted for Boston and Callahan Donahue keyed Chicago defense.
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Boston
Chicago
Dineen and Sullivan
Callahan and Donahue
Basketball Standings Then and Now in Philadelphia
The fragment lists team records from a Philadelphia league era with W S P C abbreviations and standings. It shows Philadelphia at 24 14 with a .633, Chicago 19 21 .475, Brooklyn 21 16 .568, Boston 17 19 1472, Cincinnati .15 22 .405, New York 14 22 .389, and odd slashes indicating partial data.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Games Today St Louis and York Met in Showdown
In a slate of matches, St Louis faces New York, Pittsburgh visits Brooklyn, Cincinnati plays Philadelphia, and Chicago goes to Boston in a day of pivotal early season basketball contests.
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St. Louis
York
Early American League Gridiron Scores Quick Summary
In Chicago Cleveland fell 9 to 3 over Chicago. Milwaukee beat Detroit 3 to 2 in ten innings. Minneapolis hosted Indianapolis in ten innings with a winner not stated. Kansas City defeated Buffalo 11 to 10.
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Cleveland
Milwaukee
Detroit
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Buffalo
Yale Crews Row in Rain at Water Practice
Dense fog followed by heavy rain limited Yale crews during June 8 practice at Ga nels Ferry Conn. Varsity and freshman teams trained multiple sessions with drills led by Dr Gallaudet and Gordon Brown. In the evening, despite torrents, both the Varsity and freshman eights showed fairly good form in half mile row-downs.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
John Cross
Brock
Aoe
Yachts and Regatta Plans Highlight Spring Sailing Season
The Neckan is nearing commission at Tebo's Basin under Capt. William Holley with Clarkson Cowl of the New York Yacht Club to use the vessel this summer. The sloop Recreation, design by Jackson & Matthews, proceeds to cruise up the Sound from Gravesend with Mr. Patau and party aboard. The Cymbra, a Seabury & Co. keel boat, is being prepared for commission at City Island and may race in the thirty six foot class. Kantaka changes hands to G. S. Heft of Bridgeport after racing with Larchmont and New Rochelle clubs. Morrisania Yacht Club plans its fifth annual Spring regatta on Sunday June 17 with classes A through I defined by size and type.
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New York Yacht Club
Tebo’s Basin
Brooklyn
William Holley
Cowl
New York
Great Neck
L. A
E. L. Waldo
W. C Brown
Charles L. Seabury & Co
Nyack
City Island
George J. Bradish
Indian Harbor
Larchmont
New Rochelle
Manhasset Bay Yacht Club
Morrisania Yacht Club
Yacht Racing Association of
Long Island Sound
New York State League Scores From Cortland Binghamton Oswego Troy
Cortland over Schenectady 8 to 4. Binghamton defeats Utica 9 to 3. Oswego beats Albany 3 to 1. Troy edges Rome 6 to 4. Eleven Ammines B11121115.
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Troy
Rome
Eastern League Scores from Rochester Providence and Worcester
Eastern League games show Rochester beating Syracuse 8 to 2 at Rochester arena. Providence defeated Hartford 7 to 2. Worcester won 7 to 4 over Springfield at Worcester.
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Syracuse
Providence
Hartford
Worcester
Springfield
Atlantic League Scores From Elmira and Scranton
Elmira defeats Allentown 15 to 7 at Elmira while Harrisburg shuts out Scranton 6 to 0 at Scranton, with both games reported in Atlantic League standings.
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Allentown
Scranton
Harrisburg
O'Reilly Cost Holy Cross In Loss To Pennsylvania
Holy Cross falls 3 to 1 to Pennsylvania as O'Reilly mishandles a routine grounder in the eighth, allowing two runs. Penn outplayed Holy Cross throughout the game, with Collier two-base hit and Jones stealing a base contributing to the victory.
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New York Times
Worcester
O’reilly
Holy Cross
Pennsylvania
Flavelle
Jones
PENN
Collier
Connor
Huston
L’han
O Fox
Carney
Orbin
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Leary
O'Reilly
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Fox
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Gaffney
Princeton Prepares For Yale Game After Final Practice
Princeton's base ball squad completes a last practice before tomorrow's game with Yale. Meyer returns from a cold to play shortstop, Chap man takes left field, and alumni flank the team with Wilson of the class of 1897 assisting coaching. Harvard's offer for a third game appears unlikely if Princeton wins. Yale arrives in New York and travels to Princeton, while New Haven students umbrella a large crowd awaits the game amid rain.
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Chapman
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New York
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New Haven
Ten Eyck Accepts Hanton's Challenge in Rowing Pact
Worcester, June 8 James A Ten Eyck New England champion sculler and father of Edward Ten Eyck amateur champion has accepted Ned Scullers challenge to Jake Gaudaur world champion. Ten Eyck agrees to a three mile race for a suitable purse with Hanlon the ex-champion days ago.
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Hanton
Worcester
Mass
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New England
Edward H. Ten Eyck
Jake Gaudaur
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Rockaway Polo Team Triumphs in Alden Cup Match
On June 8 in Philadelphia the Rockaway polo team beat the Philadelphia Country Club second team 14 to 4 in the Alden Cup series at Baland. Rockaway had a 5 goal handicap. Philadelphia scored no goals and forfeited a half goal on a foul. Rockaway also lost a quarter of a goal on a safety.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Country Club
Baland
Yale track management names officers in election
In New Haven on June 8 Yale track management elected Sherman L. Coy of Lakeville Connecticut as President and Manager Charles Gould of Albany New York as Assistant Manager and John Ferry of Lake Forest Illinois as Vice President.
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Bucknell Carlisle Meet Ends In Tie At Fifty Two Points
The Bucknell University and Carlisle Indians dual meet finished 52 to 52 with close races and no event producing both a first and second for either side.
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Lewisburg
Penn
Bucknell University
Carlisle Indians
Canadian racing cyclists form own association
Montreal June 8. Canadian racing cyclists refuse to recognize the new Canadian Cyclists Association allied with the US National Cycling Association and will form the Canadian Racing Cyclists Association on June 15.
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Racing Cyclists of
Canada
Canadian Cyclists’ Association
National Cycling Association
United States
Canadian Racing Cyclists’ Association
Auto races replace bicycle events at Inter-State Fair opening
Secretary Margerum of the Inter-State Fair announced plans for automobile races on September 24 the opening day replacing the usual bicycle events. Purse and prizes total two thousand dollars with leading automobile clubs from across the country anticipated to participate.
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Trenton
N. J
Margerum
Sharkey Knocks Out Yanko Kenny at Broadway Club
Tom Sharkey delivered a decisive victory last night at the Broadway Athletic Club by stunning Yanko Kenny with a right-hand jab to the jaw, ending the bout in less than a round.
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Tom” Sharkey
Broadway Athletic Club
Not One of the Fraternity Tramps Beat Laborer in Garfield Car
John Pratt a Manhattan man living at 509 West Twenty sixth Street was beaten by five tramps after he woke them in a Garfield freight car. Lacking money he was forced from the car and later hospitalized in Passaic General Hospital with injuries.
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