Graveyard track upset as favorites topple at Gravesend
Four favorites were beaten at Gravesend as track conditions dried overnight. Stolen Moments led the Gazelle Stakes field to victory for Foxhall P Keene, while Shot Gun surprised at 30 to 1, winning the opening handicap. Olaf won the two year old maiden race, and Hunter Raine claimed the mile and a half handicap. Agnés D. narrowly beat St. Sever in the fifth.
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Foxhall P. Keene
Olaf
Lass of Linden
Love Note
Stolen Moments
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Love ‘Note
Sir Voorheis
Abel
California
Shot-Gun
WW. B. Jennings
Hunter Raine
J. Martin
Artilery
Princess Neretti
Michaels
John
W. Schott
John A. Scott
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W.C. Daly
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iJenking
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Listak
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C. P. Waterhouse
Sweet Tone
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Kanre Ee
Lass Linden
Mary, Street
Gravé
Valie
Teenee Eens
Colonsays
Severa Aes Hector
Brutevilie
Pleasant Memories
Ceélelses
T.burns
Gravesend Races and Yearling Sale Open at Gravesend
The article outlines six races at Gravesend for three-year-olds and up with selling allowances and weights, noting notable entrants such as Eva Russell and Mabel Richardson, plus a one and one sixteenth mile race. It reports the first Fasig Tipton yearling sale at Gravesend, highlighting buyer Pierre Lorillard and four purchases from Rancocas Stock Farm, signaling a racing and breeding season kickoff.
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Musketeer
Rone
Ascension
Til
Petra II
Damon
Beau Gray
Navasota
Invasie
Brixton
Baikal
Eva Russell
Mabel Richardson
Osgood
Eva Russelll
the Musketeer
Navasuta
Gravesend
Hermis Aind Waterfury
Daisy Green
Colonsay
Tugal Bey
River Pirate
Stamping Ground
Ancke
Greencrest
Bath Beach
Midshipman
Nameoki
Morde Ha
Miss Nancy
Mordella
Latheron
Col
Bill
Herbert
Red Knight
Dr. Saylor
Torchight
Highlander
Setautet
Kingthine
Ardsn
Mary Worth
Testough
Locket
P.loriblard
Rancocas
Sailor Prince-Farbelow
Sailor Prince-Astronomy
Locohatchee-Ssarg
Lorillard
Racehorse Sale Prices Highlight Private Breeding Decisions
The report notes top bids at a sale for horses bred for private racing ventures. Frank Farrell paid 1300 dollars for the bay colt Loco hatchee Happy Day by Coeraleng. F R Hitchcock bought the chestnut colt by Pontiac Poncho for 1000 dollars, and H J Morris paid 800 dollars for the brown colt by Pontiac Joy and Duke of Mont Rose.
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Cide
Frank Farrell
Coeraleng
F. R. Hitchcock
H. J. Morris
Pontiac Joy
Duke of Montrose
Baseball Scores From Yesterday's National and American Leagues
New York beat Cincinnati 2 0 at home. Pittsburgh shut out Brooklyn 9 0. Boston defeated St Louis 8 6. Philadelphia Chicago game postponed due to cold weather. Greater New York edged Detroit late to win 4 3. Cleveland rose to third as Chicago idle. Boston 2 St Louis 0. standings unchanged in pennant race.
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Champins
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Greater
Detroit
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Brooklyn
New York Triumphs in Ninth Invention Rally Over Detroit
In American League Park the New York club tied Detroit in the eighth with a timely rally, then Won 3-2 in the ninth. Tannehill pitched well for New York, while Kitson kept Detroit largely in check until a late rally. O Connor’s baserunning gaffe sparked the late scoring, Ganzel and Tannehill delivering key hits to seal the victory for Griffith's men.
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Detroit
Niie
Griffith
New York
Tannehil
Ganzel
Smith
O'Connor
Howell
Carr
McAllister
Beville
Tannehill
Gantzel
Keeler
Lush
Crawford
Gainzel
Kitson
Yeagher
Tanniehill
Lajoie Returns as Indians Edge Phillies in Cleveland Tilt
Lajoie made a comeback boosting a crowd of 7 342 at Cleveland as Hoffman pinch hit for Henley in the eighth. A errant cross fumble allowed Cleveland the deciding run while Clingman faced bench coaching controversy. Final line shows Cleveland six, Philadelphia two with Moore and Abbott battery and Henley Schreck works.
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Lajoie
Hoffman
Henley
Eer Cross
Cleveland
Clingman
Boston shuts out St. Louis 2 to 0 in fast game
The home team defeated St. Louis 2 to 0 in a quick contest lasting one hour and twenty three minutes. Boston pitchers Hughes and Criger held off baserunners while St Louis misfired on opportunities as Sudhoff and Kahoe finished. American League standings show Boston and Detroit near the top with upcoming games listed.
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Boston
St. Louis
Criger
Inntevenres
Alee R. HE
Hughes and Criger
Sudhoff and Kahoe
Local and New York teams clash in ten innings
In Cincinnati on June 11 the local and New York teams battled ten innings with no lead before the eleventh when three local outfield errors allowed New York to score two runs and win the game.
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New York Times
Cincinnati
New York
Ewing
McGinnity
Morrissey Fumble Helps Double Triple Play For Cincinnati
In a two to two tie with New York, Cincinnati turns a rare triple play on a bunt with Magoon catching, then Kelley Morrissey and Donlin involved. Seymour and Cregan earlier singled and scored, while Browne nipped a rally with a strong throw. Final box shows 2 runs for New York and 2 for Cincinnati in a lengthy defensive duel.
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Ewing
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Donlin
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Dunn
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Bette
Bowerman
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Pittsburg Defeats Brooklyn 9–0 In Rainy Season Opener
Pittsburg hosts Brooklyn in a baseball opener, winning 9 to 0 as Philippe shuts down the visitors amid drizzle. Clarke shines with sensational fielding. Evans chases Pittsburg runs with timely hits. Time 1 35 Umpires Emslie and Jordan.
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Boston Wins Ninth Inning Rally Over St Louis
In St Louis on June 11 Boston edged ahead in the ninth inning with timely hitting. Dexter drew a walk and scored on Tenney's two-base hit, then Abbaticchio followed with a homer to bring Tenney home. Malarky started for St Louis, relieved by Pittinger in the sixth, as Boston collected an 11-1 scoreline.
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Boston
Dexter
Alls
Tenney
Abbaticchio
Maarky
Pittinger
Baseball Scores From New Jersey New York State League
At Jersey City RH E Jersey City 1 39 0 40 0 7 10 2 Paroatd 2. Batteries Thielma McManus Briggs Taft. At Newark OR H E Buffalo 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 Newark 0 0 0 79 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Batteries Hooker Shaw Burke Shea. At Providence RH E Rochester 0 9 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 Providence YO 0 6 0 1 5 0 -1 -2 -8 4 Batteries McFall Steelman Viau Brown. New York State League Games At Gloversville A J G 6 Syracuse 4 ten innings. At Albany Utica 1 Albany At Troy Troy 5 Hion 2.
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Burke and Shea
Providence
McFall and Steelman
Viau and Brown
Gloversville
Syracuse
American Association Games Scoreboard Report
Louisville beat Kansas City 2 to 1. Indianapolis hosted Milwaukee with Milwaukee 18 and Indianapolis 10. Columbus hosted Minneapolis with Columbus 6 and Minneapolis 4. Toledo hosted St Paul with Toledo 6 and St Paul 2.
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Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Merger Talks for Twelve Club League Advance in Cincinnati
Ban Johnson and August Herrmann meet in Cincinnati to discuss a twelve club league merging Boston Philadelphia Chicago and St Louis. Merger likely not this season without greater concessions. Herrmann reviews St Louis club statements as Cincinnati secures new players from American League owners.
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Ohio
Ban Johnson
American Baseball League
August Herrmann
National League Baseball Club
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Johnson
Herrmann
St. Louis
Yale and Harvard Crews in Practice at Gales Ferry
Yale coaches Kennedy and Kunzig focused on individual faults as crews rowed short easy stretches Daly ill with chills and fever may miss days. Harvard Varsity eight practiced starts and mile under watch with rough conditions. Foster broke an oar and Burchard rested ill. Baseball today lists Greater N Y vs Detroit at 4 pm.
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Golf defeat for Mrs Stout in Metro golf match
At Baltusrol Golf Club the Nassau point system saw Baltusrol beat Apawamis seven to two in a Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association Class A team match. Led by Mrs E A Manice and Mrs Charles T Stout, the contenders split the top honors with Manice edging Stout 4 up to play, while Manice set a new Nassau course record for 6103 yards, reducing her time from 95 to 89.
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W. G. Barnewell
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Hopkins
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Ballou
Barnswell
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Carnegie
Kane
H. W. Hayden
Moore
Massen
Sears
Burton
Metropolitan
Vardon Wins Open Championship at Prestwick in Scotland
Harry Vardon captured the British Open at Prestwick, finishing with 300 strokes for the 72 hole event. He led Alexander Herd heading into the final round, matching records and extending his Open titles to four.
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Harry Vardon
Great Britain
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Prestwick Club
Scotland
Vardon
Alexander Herd
Prestwick
H. H. Hilton
Muirfield
Hilton
John Bail
Westchester Wins Polo Clash At Meadow Brook Cup
Westchester Country Club polo team defeated Rockaway Club by 14 to 3% at Meadow Brook, with Blair scoring six and Cooley two goals. Rene La Montagne Jr led the Rockaway effort while Rockaway faced handicap penalties, and the final match was postponed to Monday with Westchester to face Meadow Brook. Philadelphia cricketers then headed to Oxford for a three day match.
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Westchester
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Oxford Visitors Open With Morris and Bohlen In Rained Start
The visitors won the toss and opened with C. Morris and F. H. Bohlen. Morris batted well and stood 30, King 32 not out at lunch as 73 for one. Rain halted play, postponing further action to tomorrow.
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Met Championship Tennis Reach Semi Finals at West Side Grounds
The Metropolitan Championship sees both men and women reach semi finals and finals as crowds fill the West Side Tennis Club. Holcombe Ward and Frederick G Anderson advance in the men’s draw while Miss Moore and Miss Risch reach the women’s final slated for today.
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