Adoration Triumphs In Clover Stakes At Gravesend
Adoration easily won the Clover Stakes for mares at Gravesend, a field of eight. Logistilla led the mares’ handicap and Moonshine held second as Coy Maid faded. Lady Amelia, at 142 pounds, romped to victory in the six furlong allowance, while Bat Masterson won the five furlongs for two-year-olds with Oran close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
Lachesis
My Lady
R. T. Wilson, Jr
Adoration
Miller
Silver Point
Killiekrankie
Oran
Bat Masterson
Paumonok
Seeee
Killiecrankie
Garner
Sewell
Lov
J. Jones
Duleinea
L. Williams
Hagan
Shaw
Ae Veronique
J Martin
Ch. F
Ornement-Excellent
R. T. Willson, Jr
T. J. Healey
Rea Friar
J. Martin
Palette
G. Burns
Renee
W. Knapp
Wek Sas
Sn Angler
Muller
Bedell
Huntington
T. Burns
Ostrich
Seeeee
Black Prince
McFadden
Vesee
J. Hennesy
Rge
Brussel
S Grace Gee
Alpenmarchen
L. Cherry
Jengeberalp
Frankfort- Some
L. M. Schwartz
Vanessey
John Miller
Brady Buys Accountant From W. Harry Brown
James B Brady owner of a racing stable buys three year old colt Accountant from W Harry Brown for 40000 dollars. Accountant joins a strong stable and is expected to contend for major three year old stakes including the Brooklyn Derby Tidal and Lawrence Realization at Sheepshead Bay. Accountant is aimed at top weight races this summer with Burgomaster and Bohemian out of contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Brady
M. M. Allen
Oiseau
W. Harry Brown
Accountant
Filigrane-Reckon
Mr. Brown
S. S. Brown
Big Brown
Brady
Burgomaster
Bohemian
Ormondale
Sheepshead Bay
Mackay Nears Purchase of Brown Kentucky Stud Farm
Agents for Clarence H. Mackay opened negotiations to buy the Senorita Stock Farm near Lexington from the estate of S. B. Brown. Gravesend reports say transfer arrangements are close. Mackay owns Meddler Banastar and brood mares and recently moved breeding stock to Kentucky seeking better breeding prospects. Executives set a lump sum price of 300000 for the entire farm and assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence H. Mackay
S. 5. Brown
Senorita Stock Farm
Kentucky
Lexington
Gravesend Track
Mr. Mackay
Meddler
Banastar
Silver Brook
N. J
Capt. Brown
Mackay
Brown
Jockey Frank O Neill to Retire and Train Stable
Jockey Frank O Neill announced he will retire from riding on July 1 and join Fred Burlew in a public training stable. He cited weight pressures and his wife’s wish to reduce race riding risks. O Neill rose quickly in the East, riding famous horses Beldame and Roseben and often rode for N Bennington’s stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O'Neill
East
Fred Burlew
O'Neill
New York
St. Louis
Hylas Wins the Duke's Cup at Brookline Race Meet
Thomas Hitchcock Jr of New York rides Hylas to win the Duke's Cup for the second straight year at Brookline Massachusetts. Pure Pepper wins the second steeplechase with Dunbeath and Otho Waugh following. The Mannix Stable takes two flat races while Mr. MacMurtrie claims the third. Stewards issue notice on selling race abuses and collusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Mass
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
New York
Country Club
Hylas
J. KR. Townsend
Charles Prizer
the Lad
H. S. Page
Mr. Page
Nutellus
Dunbeath
Mannix Stable
Mr. MacMurtrie
Jockey Club
Belmont Park
Knollwood Links Open Golf Event Headlines
More than fifty players including Princeton students competed at Knollwood Country Club near White Plains. Ralph Carroll and Howard Gee tied for medalist with 75, while Gee defeated Watford in match play and Carroll fell to Copp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton University
Knollwood Country Club
White Plains
Ralph Carroll
Howa Gee
Princeton
Gee
B. H. Watford
Fairfield
Carroll
W.M. Copp
Knollwood Cup
Knollwood
Howard J. Gee
Sidney Maddock
Crescent Athletic Club
S. J. Graham
W. M. Copp
Sherman
Sadaquada
S. D. Bowers
Brooklawn
C. W. Hunt, Jr
Joseph Sherman, Jr
Westfield
Hazen Morse
Apawamis
B._H. Watford
H. P. Richard
L. P. Gwyer
Siwanoy
H. L. Phillips
H. A. Sherman
C. Cc. Sawyer
Midland
Second Cay
Griffith Bonner
B. H. Pelzer, Jr
Roseville
C. R. Gillett
Wykagyl
A. E. Taylor
J. A. Powell
Baltusrol
J. D. Dettmar
Englewood
T. W. S. Phillips
Donald McKellar
St. Paul's
E. K. Griffith
Crescent A. c
A. D. Compton
Westchester
Scolm Stuart
St. Andrew's
H. S. Jaffray, Jr
Ardsley
G. R.sheldon
G. T Donnell
W. T. Richard
Battistol
G. P. B. Clark
Gwyer
Hart
Watford
T. M. Sherman
Bowers
Phillips
Richard
Morse
Sawyer
Maddock
Copps
Graham
Joseph Sherman
Nell
Jaffray
Griffith
McKellar
Stuart
Bonner
Sheldon
Powell
Compton
Pelzer
Dettmar
Gillett
Clark
Taylor
Donholes
Sturgeon Catch Nets Big Prices for Roe and Steaks
EASTPORT L I June 14 Charles Raynor a Moriches fisherman yesterday caught sixteen immense sturgeon He earned 15 cents a pound for the steaks and at least 75 cents a pound for the roe This haul shows the fishing business thriving on Long Island during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastport
L. I
Charles Raynor
Army assignments and transfers through Coast Artillery and artillery districts
The United Service item outlines numerous officer moves and duties. First Lieut G M Ekwurzel proceeds to Fort Hamilton for temporary duty and Capt M Childs joins his company. Several Second Lieuts shift among Eighty-second, Fifty-second, Thirtieth, Sixth, Ninth, and other Coast Artillery units, with unassigned lists and staff duties noted. Fort Williams duty, San Francisco boards, and Boston district staff assignments are listed for several officers, including Lieut Col Appel and Capt Howell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
G. M. Ekwurzel
Fort Hamilton
M. Childs
Twenty Fifth Infantry
C. H. Patterson
Coast Artillery
H. 5. Kilbourne, Jr
F. H. Smith
W. H. Peek
J. B. G. McClure
J. Wheeler, Jr
B. Payne
F. W. Stopford
F. E. Hopkins
C. P. Summerall
T. H. Koch
C. M. Condon
F. L. Perry
Field Artillery
H.et
H. W. Bunn
Fort Williams
D. M. Appel
San Francisco
L.brechemin
Jae Appel
J. F. Howell
Artillery Corps
Naval officers reassigned and commissioned in fleet
Capt. J. H. Bull commissioned as captain. Lieut. Commander C. W. Dyson and Lieut. L. F. James assigned to home stations. Lieut. Commander K. McAlpine designated fleet engineer aboard the Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. HB. Bull
C. W. Dyson
L. F. James
Home
K. McAlpine
Ohio
Maritime movements from ports and ships listed
Arrived ships include Saturn at Portland Dolphin at folk Cleveland at Annapolis. Sailed vessels include Lawrence from New York to Island Eagle from Guantanamo to mouth Abarenda from Monte Crispo to San chez Iris from Cavite to Chefoo Coquois from Midway to Honolulu Wisconsinm Shiak wan for Kiukiang.
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Saturn
Portland
Dolphin
Folk
Cleveland
Annapolis
Lawrence
New York
Island
Eagle
Guantanamo
Abarenda
Monte Crispo
Sanchez
Iris
Cavite
Chefoo
Coquois
Midway
Honolulu
Hackett and Allen Defeat Alexander and Anderson in Doubles
Hackett and Allen, Manhattan doubles champions, beat Alexander and Anderson in straight sets 6-2 6-4 6-3 at the New York Lawn Tennis Club. Betting favored Hackett and Allen, with thousands wagered and odds often at 3 to 1. Sallie Homans reached the Metropolitan Women’s Singles final at West Side Club after a 2-1 win over Clover Boldt. she will face her sister Helen Homans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Hackett
J. A. Allen
Manhattan
F. B. Alexander
F. G. Anderson
New York Lawn
Hackett and
Allen
Alexander
Anderson
Sallie Homans
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
117Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Homans
Clover Boldt
Miss Homans
Helen Homans
West Side Lawn ‘Tennis Club
J. Cc. Torrey
W. Y. Bennett
Policeman Morton Convicted of Perjury in Murder Case
Henry Morton former McAdoo vice squad officer was found guilty of perjury before Justice Scott in the Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court. He faces up to twenty years in state prison but may receive mercy due to jury recommendation. The jury deliberated two and a half hours. Morton was linked to Berthe Claiche, the French girl connected to Emile Gendron’s death, and admitted past self harm while awaiting sentencing. Berthe Claiche was not called as a defense witness. she remains in Tombs awaiting Auburn term. Court recessed until October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Morton
McAdoo
Justice Scott
Supreme Court
Scott
Morton
Berthe Claiche
Emile Gendron
Townsend
Auburn
Ely
French Insurance Regulation Puts Five Year Investment Phase
Paris June 14 decree under the new life insurance law requires foreign companies to replace a fifth of their securities each year for five years with approved French state departmental and communal securities. Premiums collected in France must be invested in France and Algiers approved securities, with reserves adjusted accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Algiers
Yale and Harvard Crews Prep On Thames Course
New London June 14 Yale and Harvard crews prepared for the June 28 Thames race. The course flags were realigned to avoid eel grass, with Yale and Harvard varsity and freshmen boats pacing 6:30 starts. Yale freshmen edged varsity early while Harvard varsity won a downstream two mile race in 11 02 25 aided by a favorable tide and light headwind.
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New London
Conn
Thames
Yale
Harvard
H. C. Beckwith
Valentine Chappell
C. H. Schweppe
Yale Varsity
Varsity
Harvard Varsity
Athletic sports in camp at Peekskill June day of drills
Special to The New York Times at Peekskill New York June 14 soldiers gathered for a gala day with 8000-plus watching evening drill. Seventy first Regiment shooters beat Second Battery and Troop D 673 to 648 in revolver event. R L Eller A company won five events including 100 yard dash wheelbarrow race 220 yard hurdles 16 pound shot and broad jump. P B McCahill won gymkhana race and E J Sweeney captured half mile from 10 yard handicap. Company E took half mile intercompany relay. Harvey Cohn of the Irish Athletic Club joined Thirteenth Regiment heavy artillery to defeat Campany E in the medley relay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Peekskill
N. Y
Seventy-first Regiment
Seventyfirst
R. L. Eller
Company ‘A
P. B. McCahill
Eller
J. W. Disbrow
R. E. Harris
Pp. B. McCahill
E. J. Sweeney
Company E
Harvey Cohn
The
Irish Athletic Club
Thirteenth Regiment Heavy Artillery
Campany
Courtney Threatens Cornell With Withdrawal From Regatta
Special dispatch reports Ithacan coach Courtney may pull Cornell from the June 28 Varsity eight race at Poughkeepsie. He complains course eddying near bridge piers risks a close finish, despite Board of Stewards altering the course. Judge Irvine may intervene, but Stewards plan no changes. Syracuse, Columbia, and Pennsylvania crews practiced. Georgetown expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Courtney
Cornell
Ithacan
Big Bridge
Hudson River
Frank B. Irvine
Stewards
Syracuse
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Salisbury
Varsity
Rice
Georgetown
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Lady Amelia
Logistika
Hand
Ily
Prince Hamburg
Lyne
Monet
Wishard
Bohemia
Diamond Flush
McDaniel
Oss Ea So Hose
Handzarra
Zienap
Merit
Br. m
Ben Brush- la Coloniz
E. R. Thomas
A. J. Joyner
F. Benevolent
Horner
Klingsor
Melbourne
Wae
Pepe
Glendare
Lawsonian
Batonee Ee
James N
Wrenne
Bov Edgren
Crimmins
Lady Georgia
Ciile
B. c
Ben Strome
Eulalie
Oneck Stable
W. H. Karrick
Logistula
Notter
Miss Crawford
Belle of Pequest
Geranium
H. Cochran
S. Ee
oeohatchee-Ssarg
Bt Hildreth
Nicetas Druid
Belle Strome
Freckman
Knight of
Weston
Mary Morris
Jericho
S. 8
Senorita
O’neill
Will
T. Hitchcock, Jr
Yankee Girl
el Capitan Sae
Judge Davey
Arimo See Ree
Sane
Lai
Langdon
Rappahannock Pene Esreeees
Sweet Acrotat
Sweet Eneen
Jennie McCabe
Jack McKeon
Mahel Richardson
Lady Ellison
Samuel H. Harris
Probador
Reidmoore
Ciere Russell
Molesey
Red River
Master Lester
Pierott
Josephine L. Daly
Su Monfort
Ani
Knollwood Links
the United Service
Army
the Navy
Hackett
Claiche
Gendron
71St Regiment
the Apollinaris Co., Ltd
London
Francia
Bangs
Board of Stewards
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Metropolis
Metropolitan Standard
Anargyros
Fifth Avenue
Serges
Nassau Street
CNY
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