Astoria Stakes Delight Lifts Gravesend Race Day
At Gravesend the Astoria two year old stakes captivated turf patrons with a strong field and a dramatic stretch run. Julia M. led early before Tepec and Minotaur surged. Tepec won by a length with Julia M second and Minotaur close behind. The May Stakes added another notable finish as W R Conai bou led from the start to win by two lengths over Minotaur with Toscan third.
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Waldorf
Pally—McCarren
John W. Schorr
W.R. Conaiou
Stott
Minotaur
Toscan
Andrew Millers
Julia OE
Julia M
Uid
MceCarrons Geean Tite
Pea
Pitchcock
Tepec
Julia
M. U Oscant
Jenetth
Ilus Pate Atricander
Odent
Palma
ieWata
Bulkal
Ben Howard
Jorvink
Mary
Street
Brixton
Iva Tussell
Odom
Stibie
Duke
Kendal
Ry Miller
Abdul Six
J. Martin
Farrell
Witaney
ED Meares Navin
Fides Bofo
George More
Hishards
Daly
Veron & Ate
Valle To
Murphy's
Aera Andrew “Millers -Reveille
Ch. c
Celebrant _Excent
Ae Healey
Pontiacae
Goldsmith
Whitney
S. S Brown
Broomstick
August Belmont
Frank Farrell
Blues
G. C.fuller
Yearling Thoroughbreds Sale Opens At Gravesend
Fasig Tipton starts the biggest yearling sale of the season at Gravesend with Rancho del Paso offerings totaling 234 head. Haggin enterprises Elmendorf Stud add 120 more, bringing the first-day catalog to 354. top price reaches 2400 for a bay colt by Goldfinch-Cottage Girl, amid strong attendance and steady bidding.
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Diurebin
R. A. Smith
del Paso Sarina
Kingfisher
R.A. Smith
Watercresses
Ela Lil
el B. Charaxus
P. Lorillardel
Goldfinch- Sitae
Hidalgo
Brp
Ruby- Darbin
A. Lo Aste
Pittsburg Climbs to Second with Shutout of Chicago
Baseball results show Pittsburg defeating Chicago 3 to 0 to move into second place behind New York in the National League race. Cincinnati beat St. Louis 4 to 3 while Philadelphia topped St. Louis 2 to 1. In the American League, Cleveland shut out Detroit 1 to 0 and Washington beat Detroit 2 to 1. Only two AL games were played as teams traveled east.
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SELB
Louis
ASBS
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
St. Louie
Leever Shuts Out Chicago in Pittsburg Win
National League notes report Leever pitching a splendid game for Pittsburg striking out Chicago with only one hit allowed. Baume also pitched well for Chicago as the Pirates won 4 to 0.
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Leever
Eddy
Baume
Chicago
Menéfee
Washington Beats Detroit In Tight Baseball Clash
In Washington on June 15 Patten outpitched Mullen as the Senators edged the Detroit Tigers 2 to 1. A costly error, followed by a long fly and a single, produced the decisive runs in the eighth inning. Batteries Patten and Drill for Washington. Mullen and McGuire for Detroit.
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Plank Leads Phillies Past St Louis in Low-Scoring Tilt
Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 2 to 0 with Plank pitching for the champions. A dropped ball by Davis allowed St Louis’ lone triple to score. Donahue returned after veur's absence and pitched well as Philadelphia loaded the bases with a late rally.
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Plank
Davis
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la Veur
Scoreboard line reads multiple city results
A fragmented ledger lists Columbus six and Kansas City thirty with Minneapolis five Indianapolis one Toledo seven Milwaukee six as scattered city scores.
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Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Yachts Denied Race In Glass Cove Regatta
Six yachts started the Glen Cove regatta of the New York Yacht Club as rain and squalls kept the three 90-footers away. Isolde led at the line with Leelin close behind, while Effort triumphed over Surprise in time ratings to be settled later. The course spanned a fifteen mile triangle off Matineacock Point and Great Cattain Island as winds cooled plans.
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Constitution
Columbia
Glen Cove
New York Yacht Club
New Rochelle
Belmont
Iselin
F. L. ‘Leland
Ariel
Hank Haff
Katrina
James 8. Ford
Isolde
Frederick M. Hoyt
F. L. Rodewald
FM. Smith
Herreshoff
J. D. Martens
Leélin
D. Mower
Matinnecock Point
Great Catrain Island
Lloyd's Point
Kalatoa Wins Fourth Trial Race in Sea Worsened Conditions
Manchester Massachusetts June 15 in a gale and rough seas Kolotov won the fourth race for the Sea Wanhaka Cup challenger series by fifteen seconds over Frontenac with Vampire close behind Dulce. The triangular two mile legs produced mixed results as judges briefly halted the race before resuming and slated a make up for tomorrow.
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Kolutoo
Vampire
Kolotov
Frontenac
Dulce
Oluigby Gs
Colleges Draw Rowing Positions for Poughkeepsie Regatta
Representatives from Columbia Cornell Georgetown Syracuse Pennsylvania and Wisconsin met at the Columbia University Club to draw starting line positions for the June 26 intercollegiate regatta on the Poughkeepsie Highland course. The draw placed Penn in the lead four oared race with Cornell and Wisconsin behind, and named lineups for the Freshmen Eight and Varsity Eight races with all six schools assigned to specific lanes along the west bank of the river. The near-bank placements favor crews closest to the observer train, notably Columbia Cornell and Pennsylvania in most events except the four-oared race where the local crew has the outer position.
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Georgetown
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Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Poughkeepsie Highland
Columbia University Club
West Thirty-sixth Street
West Shore
Cycle racing season opening delayed by rain at Manhattan
Entries reopen for the novice and main 16 mile amateur race at next Saturday meet. Western champion Charles B Leonard expected to enter to face Marcus L Hurley with a slim handicap. Motor paced event features Bobby Walthour Basil De Guichard and Nat Butler with De Guichard pacing by Hoffman for the season’s rest.
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Charles 8. Leonard
Marcus L. Hurley
Heould
Hurley
Bobby’ Walthour
Basil de Guichard
Nat’’ Butler
E Guichard
Hoffman
Harry Ikes
Shamrock III Dismantling Begins After Harbor Arrival
TWO SHAMROCKS BERTHED Sir Thomas Lipton's cup hunter Shamrock III and her trial horse are moored in Erie Basin. Dismantling to step masts begins as Merritt & Chapman derrick Will arrives to lift out spars for the new craft amid delays from missing gear.
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Shamrock III
Erie Basin
Merritt & Chapman
Theasin
Ethiopia
New York Yacht Club
Tompkinsville
Charles E. Matthews
Cruizer
Wringe
Dickey
Robbins’ Company
Shamrock I
Robbins Company
Boston
Old Dominion Steamship
Hamilton
Joseph Loney
Brooklyn
Dombley
Loney
Sir Thomas
Sandy Hook
Lipton Eyes Next Americas Cup Bid After Savoy Dinner
Sir Thomas Lipton, entertained by eminent guests at the Savoy Hotel, spoke of a hundred proverbial chances for Shamrock IV in the third America's Cup try. If the effort fails he would return to the starting line a year later with Shamrock IV. Attendees included Lord Tweedmouth, Lord Denbey, T P O Connor M P, the Hon Charles Russell, and Sir Squire Baycroft.
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Savoy Hotel
Thomas Lipton
America
Shamrock TV
Lord Tweetmouth
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M. P
Charles Russell
Squire Baycroft
Harvard Veteran Holcombe Ward Wins Metropolitan Tennis
Ward defeated Yale veteran Hoss Burchard in three straight sets on the West Side courts to earn a challenge match with current holder Harold Hackett. The open-to-public clash begins at 3 p.m. Ward, noted for net play, dominated the last set as Burchard pressed baseline rallies. Mixed doubles titles went to Miss Elizabeth H. Moore and Robert Le Roy of the New York Lawn Tennis Club.
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Allen
le Roy
Collegians
Holcombe Ward
Orange Tennis Club
Ross Burchard
West Side Tennis Club
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Arthur S. Cragin
A. J. Shaw
H. F. Holbrook
Elizabeth H. Moore
Robert le Roy
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Anna M. Risch
Frederick G. Anderson
Kings County Tennis Club
H. Torrence
R. Frank Hague
J. Steinacher
J S. Stadel
Thomas C. Trask
New_York
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United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Harvard
Hoss Burchard
Yale
West Side
One Hundred and Seventeenth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Ward
Harold H. Hackett
Burchard
Love
Scratcn
New York Club
Kkings County
Yale-Princeton
Harold H.hackett
Raymond D. Little
David 8. Sands
G. Lorraine Wyeth
Harry F. Allen
Columbia University
Net
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Rockaway Club Polo Defeated by Philadelphia Country Club
Rockaway Club polo team defending Pembroke Cup lost semi final at Bryn Mawr to Philadelphia Country Club by 12 to 2. Rene La Montague Jr. was absent. G G Mc Murtry Jr. took his place for the visitors.
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Rockaway Club
Philadelphia Country Club
Bryn Mawr
Rene la Montague, Jr
G. G. Mc Murtry, Jr
Summer arrangement of bankruptcy calendar set
The United States District Court Southern District of New York issues the summer arrangement for the bankruptcy calendar listing trial and discharges. It specifies dates in July August September and October with Wednesday sessions at 10 30 and from November 1903 Mondays at 10 30 until further notice. Clerk Thos Alexander dated New York June 12 1903.
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Southern District
New York
Thos
Alexander
Albany Court of Appeals Calendar June 16 1939
Albany Court of Appeals calendar for June 16 lists Supreme Court Appellate Division and Special Term motions and calendars. It enumerates cases including Knickerbocker Ice Co. v Mayor and many City of New York and Met. St. Ry. Co. matters with varied dockets and multiple calendar sections.
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Albany
New York
SUPREME + COURT—Appellate Division
van Brant
P. J
Patterson, Ingraham
Hatch, and Laughlin, Jr
Knickerbocker Ice Co
Mayor
Lafferty Va
H.R. Co
Herbert
Musical Courier Co
J.uyster
Joseph
O' Keefe
City of New York
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Terminal W. H. Co
Herzog
Title Guarantee & Trust
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Pierce
Derby
McKay
St. Ry. Co
Cavanagh
Ehret
Koplick
Fitzgerald
UN. Ry. Co
Siebold
Ay. R. R
Barsotti
Sullivan
Franceschini
Game
Mintz
Met
St. Ry
Reusens
Martin
Same
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Jones
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Faist
Cox
Bendetti
H. RR. R. Co
Phillips
Oisecka
Met St. Ry. Co
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Beinecke
Supreme Court—Appellate Division
Gocedrich
Bartlett, Hirschberg, Jenks
Hooker, Jr
Butcher Vs
Heather
Dana Cchte Roan
Bargains in Horse Goods at Peters Harness
Local ad lists Bugsy Harness 7.75 Heavy Buggy Harness 15.00 Surrey Harness 18.00 Light Business Harness 17.50 Double Farm Harness 21.00 Coolers 1.00 Horse Sheets 65c Lap Dusters 7tc Peters Harness & Saddlery Co 88 West Broadway Newark vs Jersey City game at West Side Park 4 PM ferries from P R R Court of General Sessions Part II Newburger Opens 11:30 AM. Assistant DAs Nott and Hart for the People. 1-Hobert A Ammon
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Ehrhardt
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Smith
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George Koehler
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John G. Syms
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Kaffner
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Grace C. Bate
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Peter Hayden
Mary K. Buckman
Maria E. Tallmanster
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Richard P. Rothwell
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Mahler
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Schwartz
Ehrenfeld
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Brownston Street
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Townsend and Thorne
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William M. Walsh
Roger Maglio
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Demarest
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Surrey
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Supreme Court Docket Highlights with Listed Judges and Parties
Suprem Court dockets include Blanchard J et al in Connelly v Keenan and Graves William Schaus v Krippner. Giegerich J features Riggs v Herschewitz. Truax J presides Fuller s case, Cyrus Field Judson v Little. City Court O Dwyer J hears Hidden Pes Reynolds et al v Keatny.
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Blanchard
Michael Connelly
John Keenan
E. T. Graves
William Schaus
Charlotte Krippner
Morris L. Strauss
Giegerich
Pauline D. Riggs
Gittel Herschewitz
John A. Wrede
Supreme Court—Truax
Henry C. Fuller
Cyrus Field Judson
John_ T. Little
City Court
O' Dwyer
J.—Thomas B. Hidden Pes
Patrick Reynolds Et
Stephen H. Keatny
Referees Appointed Kings County Supreme Court Special Term
The Supreme Court Special Term Maddox J oversees Kings County Sayings Institution versus Henne manh Pieter Mahoney to compute a dispute. The assignment assigns referees to determine calculations and related matters.
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Supreme Court
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Hennemanh
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Supreme Court Tri. Court Calendar Notes for June
Calendar entries list cases and dates for the June term. Notable dockets include Hausenbeck v Curtis, Chambers v Webster, Burton v Lemay, Lynch v Van Tasgel, Blanchard v Savarese, and Murphy v Mutual Ins Co. Dates shown range from 21 to 47 with multiple sessions and order to be passed for the day.
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Wall Paper Co
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Broder
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Forrest
Housman
Gilbert
Bell
Kilpatrick
Germania Life Ins
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Tri
Calen
Hausenbeck
F Curtis
Chambers
Webster
Queens Supreme Court Trial Term Calendar June 17
The Queens County calendar lists Supreme Court trial matters for Wednesday June 17 with cases including Fischer v City 3207, Afronti v Hart 1485, Clancy v N Queens Co H R Co 1576, and Motylenski v N Sugar Refining Co H K Co 1473. Regular calls proceed with marked cases ready or not set down and a note on 1067 and 994 entries.
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