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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1901

Page

5

Ethelbert Looms as Hot Favorite in Small Suburban Field

The eighteenth Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay may draw a small field led by Perry Belmont’s star Ethelbert after his strong trial last Thursday. Horsemen expect few starters, hoping a tight field will showcase Ethelbert’s form, with rivals including Sidney Lucas Standing Alcedo McMeekin Gulden and others amid cautious plans by owners and trainers.

Sheepshead Bay Coney Perry Belmont Ethelbert Gravesend Slumber Ethelertae Sidney Lucas Standing Alcedo McMeekin Gulden P. H. McCarren King Bramble Potente Alfonso Brigadier Teddy Conroy Blues Bonnibert Kamara Brooklyn Keene

Successful Century Run On Long Island Roads

The Prospect Wheelmen of North New York staged the open century on Long Island with about 200 cyclists. Calumet Cyclers finished with 21 riders, winning the largest turnout prize. The event started at 8 o clock, covered Circle to Lynbrook and return via Bedford Park Bath Beach Coney Island Richmond Hill Rockaway Beach and Valley Stream, finishing in 6 hours 30 minutes.

Prospect Wheelmen North New York Long Island Calumet Cyclers J. L. Demorest W. Fahlaber C. Wilson Vigilant Cycle Club W.H. Latham Century Road Club Calumet _Cyclers Capt Joseph Weil Gustav Eisenwanger George Hulzhauer A. H. Perry W. Newland Circle Fifty-ninth Street Highth Avenue Lynbrook L. I Bedford Park Bath Beach Coney Island Richmond Hill Rockaway Beach Valley Stream

Newport Races for Big Yachts

Newport expects expanded racing for the big yachts Independence Constitution and Columbia. The Newport Yacht Racing Association plans two July series and additional events for the same boats with cottage colony trophies offered. The Constitution work should finish by June 19 as Herreshoffs push mast rigging and sails tests along the bay.

Newport Boston Independence Newport Yacht Racing Association Columbia Cottage Colony Herreschoffs Duncan

Chicago Faith in the Torrens Law Gains Ground

At the Chicago Real Estate Board monthly meeting the Torrens Committee said private bankers and money lenders widely support mortgage loans on Torrens titles issued by the County Registrar. The system is gaining public favor and public education about its workings grows. The Registrar reports many inquiries and new certificates issued to title holders under the law.

Chicago Record-Herald Chicago Real Estate Board Torrens Committee Chicago Supreme Court, County OF William M. Ryan City of New York Seventh Avenue Twenty-sixth Street Twenty Sixth Street John H. Judge August Kuhn Broadway Harold Nathan Guardian Elizabeth Ettenborough William Bondy Ettenborough George H. Rudolph J. Nee Ee Deendant George Ringler NEW York Supreme Court County OF New York Caroline C. Bishop Francis J. Schnugg Borough of Manhattan City of New York Peter F. Meyer Borough of Manhattan Boston Avenue Boston Venue Teasdale Place New York City George H. Gardner Joseph Fettretch Chas. H. Knox Edward V. Thornall Supreme Court Bradley & Currier CO William G. Webber Illiam M. Ryan Twelfth Ward Twentieth Street One Hundred and Twentieth Street J. M. Roseberry Long Otis & Pressinger B’ Way N. Y 120Th Street

Brisk Sunday at Harlem River Speedway Brings Close Races

A lively morning at Harlem River Speedway drew crowds as top trotting and pacing stock clashed in tight finishes. Notable flings include Billy Boy (2:10) driven by William E. Durando beating Freddie (2:14) and Teto (2:14 3/4) driven by David Lamar.

Harlem River Speedway New York City Speedway Billy Boy William E. Durando Freddie Nathan Straus Teto David Lamar Jack Miller Charles Chipman Philadelphia Little Bell de Witt Co. Flanigan Highland Lassie G. W. Wilder Bicycle Girl J. E. Meyer Hahland Lassie George Wallace Louis Kahn Freeland Lucie Dr. H. WH. Kane Dundess M. Frankenstein Grant George McPride Ivanhoe Charles Reilly David Randell Pearl J Lilly Dwyer Curlew C. B. Hastings Polly Dorothy

Entries for Gravesend Races Today

Racing cards for Gravesend feature six races with weights listed for each entrant. The program includes the Kensington Hurdle Handicap for older horses, selling allowances for three-year-olds, two-year-olds nonwinners of 1500, the Standard Stakes, maidens two, and a handicap one mile sixteen along with numerous competing horses and weights.

Kensington Magic Light Hardy C Cephalagia Matt Simpson Sebastian_and Ee Hundred Gold Lack Oliver Mc Sweet Tooth Bounteous Military Innominatum Alpaca Dora F Wayward Boy Ventura Malden Manga Yorkshire Boy Argonauta Fresnal G. Whittier Helma B Fly Wheel Santa Bonita Ethelbert Ey Poucas Beau Gallant Bonnibert Gold Seeker Courtenay James P. Keating Nugget Playlike Dixie Line Cheat ’Em Far Cry Whiskey King Tchula Destitute Alcedo Ten Candles Golden Bellario Kamara Andronicus Himself Bombshell

Kentucky Breeders Trotting Meeting entries surge in Oct stake

Lexington report shows 648 horses total from 473 entries for the Kentucky Breeders Trotting Association event set for October. Starters to be named Sept. 17 amid many nominators unknown. potential runners include Lady Geraldine, Onward Silver, Idella, Dreamer, Henry S, Chestnut King, Dolly Dillon, Susie J, Volo, Lady Thisbe, Laurel S, and Lita W with noted trotting times.

Lexington Kentucky Breeders’ Trotting Association Transylvania Lake Lady Geraldine Onward Silver Idella Dreamer Henry S Chestnut ‘King Dolly Dillon Susie J Volo Lady Thisbe Laurel S Lita W

Calabrais Wins Grand Steeplechase de Paris at Auteuil

Calabrais takes first place in the Grand Steeplechase de Paris a four miles and a half furlong race at Auteuil with Caraiman second and Vlau third from thirteen starters. President Loubet is cheered by large crowds on arrival and departure.

Paris

Novice Century Run By Claflin Cycle Club Planned

The Claflin Cycle Club of New York plans a novice century on a Long Island course at a fixed pace of ten miles per hour with ten minute rests after seven to eight miles and a full hour for dinner. Starts 5 40 A M from Bedford Rest Brooklyn with half hour intervals. Notable entrants include Capt C P Staubach Thomas Gillette D M Adee Guy S Rowell and more.

Claflin Cycle Club Long Island Bedford Rest Brooklyn Coney Island Jamaica Lynbrook Freeport East Williston Hicksville Dinner Amityville Valley Stream Richmond Hill Capt C. P. Staubach State Centurion New York State Century Road Club Thomas Gillette Watervliet N. Y D. M. Adee

Races Draw Large Crowd at Vailsburg Track

At Vailsburg Newark crowds estimated 8 000 to 10 000 for a ten mile open race won by Floyd Mc Farland by twenty yards. Marcus Hurley dominated the half mile open and two mile handicap events with ease. Other results include Clifford Rutland winning the quarter mile novice and Teddy Billington placing second in the half mile open.

Newark N. J Vailsburg Floyd McFarland Marcus Hurley Boston Clifford Rutland Irvington James N. Waller Elizabeth Eee Ey Tetsell New York Teddy ’’ Billington George Schreiber George C. Schreiber Gus'’ Welsing Walter Bardgett Buffalo F. A. McFarland Saga Jose Cal Bobby’’ Walthour Atlanta Aj’* Newhouse

Week's Golf Events With Open Championship At Myopia

A packed golf week features three major tournaments in the metropolitan area and the open championship at Myopia Hunt Club near Boston on Friday and Saturday. Entries closed with USGA secretary Robert B Kerr to announce names today. among entrants are pros and amateurs. The slate includes Rockaway Hunt Club invitation, Essex County Club women’s open, Nassau County women’s championship prep, and numerous club events through Saturday across many venues.

Myopia Hunt Club Boston Robert B. Kerr United States Golf Association Travis Rockaway Cedarhurst Links Essex County Nassau County Miss Griscom Miss Underhill Morris County

Wee Burn defaultes in Class B Series title match

Wee Burn women could not field a team and defaulted its Class B Series match against Richmond County for the Women's Metropolitan Golf Association team championship. The match was to be played at the Richmond County links.

Wee Burn Richmond County Metropolitan Golf Association Richmond County Links Newark Athletic Club Park Commissioners Boston Franklin Park Tom Bendelow New York Chicago Auburn Park Bendelow Vardon Myopia St. Andrew's Carnoustie Edinburgh Lawrence Auchterlonie Aleck Taylor Herd Turpie Foulis Willie Anderson George Low Charles F. Hubbs R. Brinkerhoff Charles O’donohue Brinkerhoff Bay Shore Links Grace Ellis J. W. Benning Cc. Blum Homans W. Candee Lulu Hyde R. Underhill G. A. Eilis L. F. Rothschild Oakley Country Club Oakley Concord Vesper Brookline Country Club Brae Burn Wollaston Pauline Mackay George .C. Dutton WW. Curtis Porter Grace Keyes George C. Dutton Keyes

Star Athletic Club Holds Monthly Members Games at Long Island City

The Star Athletic Club hosted its monthly event on club grounds in Long Island City. Winners included W Greene in the 75 yard handicap with 8% feet, E Frisbie in the 20 yard handicap, L J Rotger in the one mile handicap, John Kehnle in the shot put, and John Foy in the running high jump.

The Star Athletic Club Long Island City W. Greene T. O. Donnell Owen Riley E. Frisbie R. W. Kennedy J. Hoben L. J. Rotger T. Kennedy H. Schell John Kehnle E. Frishie John Foy J. Kehnile

New West Side A C Games Highlight Relay Victory

The New West Side Athletic Club staged members games on West Fifty-fourth Street. Holy Cross Lyceum beat Columbus Catholic Club in a close 1 000 yard relay with McLoughlin Krause Brennan Corley leading the winning unit. Individual events featured O Landness H Dawson J Murphy and J McAdam in 70 and 300 yard handicaps with top times posted.

New West Side Athletic Club West Fifty-fourth Street Holy Cross Lyceum Columbus Catholic Club O. Landness H. Obertubessing J. Dover H. Dawson S. May J.W. Murphy J. McAdam Carrette

Brooklyn Beats Chicago In Tight Loose-Field Tilt

The Brooklyn club edged Chicago 4 to 2 in a loosely played game marked by costly errors on both sides. Waddell struggled, failing to field a bunt and throwing wild in the fifth, allowing three runs, while Dahlen misplayed Raymer’s line drive in the ninth with bases loaded. Keeler and Sheckard each had notable hits for Brooklyn. Hartsel and Green contributed for Chicago.

Chicago Brooklyn Waddell Dahlen Raymer Brooken O'Mccrry McCor’k Davis Kling Farrell Hughes Dolan Oricred Sheckard Dexter Keeler Hartsel Green ee _Pkay Childs Doyle Mr. Dwyer

Games Scheduled for Today in Major Leagues

The schedule lists matchups with New York at Pittsburg Brooklyn at Chicago Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St. Louis. Standings show New York 613 Brooklyn 550 Cincinnati 571 St. Louis 486 Pittsburgh 543 Philadelphia 514 Chicago 575 with varied win totals.

New York Brooklyn Incinnati St. Louis Pittsburg Boston Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati

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