Olambala Wins Suburban at Sheepshead Bay
Richard T. Wilsons Olambala captured the Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay in a dramatic stretch run, beating Prince Imperial by six lengths with Ballot third under heavy track conditions. Fashion Plate set fast early pace while special deputies guarded the wagering and tried to curb betting on race day.
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Sheepshead Bay
Richard T. Wilson
R.’S
Olambala
Woodhaven Stables
Prince Imperial
James R. Keene
General Munroe
Long Island
Schuyler L. Parsons
Coney Island Jackery Club
Jeepshead Bay
Parsons
England
Hildreth
Joe Madden
King James
Woodhaven
Fitz Herbert
Brooklyn
Fashion Plate
Ballot
Eekey Powers
Powers
Archiba
Garner
Cole G
Shoes and gear for rugged travel and sports
On sale at three Broadway stores offering moccasins for canoe and camp use from 4.50 to 5.50, low slippers 2.25, Pye boots 7.50, and a range of sprinting to yachting shoes. Heavy raincoats in woolens priced 20 to 35, plus boys and youths summer suits amid a broad stock at warehouses on Broadway near Warren, 34th Street.
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Hudson’ Bay
First Race and Other Races at Pimlico Meeting
A list of horse entries and weights across six races for three-year-olds and up, including selling races at one and one-eighth miles and a six furlong dash. Notable entries include Sir John Johnson, Montgomery, Hampton Court, Royal Meteor, Zeus, War Jig, and Zephyr, with weights and post positions noted per race. Trainers, jockeys, and listed odds accompany each horse in the vintage card style.
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Co. L. Harrisons
Housemaid
Kingpin
Quincy
Danger Mark
Newcastle
Coney Island
Inley Mack
Beldame
Nealon
R. T. Wilson, Jr
H. K. Knapp
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
E. B. Cassatt
J. Harry Alexandre
E. C. Potter
H. V. R. Kennedy
H. Rieman Duval
Frederick Kernochan
James E. Gaffney
Thomas F. Grady
Charles A. Lefferts
C. H. Hildreth
R. L. Morris
P. J. Dwyer
W. G
J. Ll. McGinnis
Br. c. Shannon
Ogden- Lambent
Thomas
L. Kahn
B. c. Ben Loyal
Garner
R. F. Carman
B. H. Magazine
Igen
Ch. F
McCahey
Prince Gal
B. c
McGee
Scarpia
Br. c
Nicolai
Guy Fisher
Gilbert
Charlie Hargrave
W. T. Schuikte
B. m. Zienap
Dugan
Reid
L. Harrison
Broomtick
Ethel Porce
Phips
Cee
B.c
Sas
Rogon
Ch. c
Vas Shackleton
Doyle
R T. Wilson, Jr
Olambala
Conus
Archibald
Woodhaven
Stable
Prince Imperial
J. R. Keene
Ch. H
Powers
T Tod
Joe Madden
Ci c
King James
Br. H
Fashion Plate
Glass
Furlon
J. L.mcginnie
Dixon-Cremorne
iPewers
Cassencseseseres J. Batiler
S Ch
Dartworth
the Hague
Cl. F
Walsh
Roger Pennant
Ben Lomond
Creevy
Fairy Story
Bourbon Beau
Lang
Sigurd
Harlem Lass
Lloyd
New Comer
Heatherington
Martinez
Reybourn
Vreeland
Pasueneae Follie Levy
Metaphor III
Hampton Court
Montcalm
Uncas Chief
Duke of Ormonde
CNOEE
Frank Purcell
Montgomery
Lisi Harvey F
Osve Chet Eso d Seis
Perry Johnson
Evelyn
Libihotizon
Royal Meteor
Stences
Sir John Johnson
Mary Davis
Restigouche
Tim Pippin
Zeus
Wemaeer
Zienau
Sea Cliff
Thoroughbred Yearlings Ship From Major Studs
Twenty yearlings from Clarence H. Mackay Kingston stud left Lexington for England. Thirty from James R. Keene Castleton stud follow next Saturday. One hundred twenty five from James B. Haggin Elmendorf Stud head to the Argentine Republic. Four carloads from small breeders sold at Sheepshead Bay.
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Lexington
Clarence H. Mackay
Kingston Stud
England
James R. Keene
Castleton
James B. Haggin
Elmendorf
Argentine Republic
New York
Sheepshead Pry
Borrow Wins Windsor Castle Stakes at Ascot Heath
Borrow owned by H. P. Whitney won the Windsor Castle Stakes for two year olds at Ascot Heath five furlongs. Marie filly was second and Chelys colt third in a 13-horse field with 809 sovereigns added.
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Ascot Heath
England
Windsor Castle
H. P. Whitney
Borrow
Chelys
Auto party reaches Memphis after long journey
Begrimed but unhurt, thirty five automobiles and Glidden tourists reached Memphis, Tennessee, completing the fourth day of the tour and 735 miles. An early start is planned for the 207 mile leg to Little Rock, Arkansas tomorrow.
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Memphis
Tenn
Little Rock
Ark
Ketchel predicts Smith will whip Burke in boxing match
Ketchel says Smith can hit after defeating Jim Smith and forecasts a sharp bout with Burke at Fairmont Athletic Club next Tuesday. He notes Smith and Burke both favor slugging, implying a decisive finish if the fight runs to the full ten rounds. The notice mentions Herman facing Jack Mok in Boston that night.
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Ketchel
Smith
Burke
Stanley Ketchel
Jim Smith
Bronx
Sailorsn
Fairmont Athletic Club
Sec
Herman
Jack
Mok
Boston
Waterlooo in Montclair Golf Tourney Matches
The Montclair Golf Club hosts a lively round of interschool action with Maxwell Marston Cranford and Jerome Travers Montclair advancing toward the semi finals. Travers defeats Dudley Hagnon in the afternoon despite a soaking course while Marston and Harrison edge through after extra holes to reach the next round.
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Montclair Golf Club
Maxwell Marston
Cranford
W. B. Bremner
Jerome D. Travers
Montclair
C. P. Eddy
Princeton
Marston
Gardiner White
Oakland
White
Cutler
Secon
George Stanley
Yale
Travers
A. R. Allan
Paul Harrison
Stanley
Eddy
F. J. Sloan
T. T. Reid
G. W. Nickel
Dudley Hagnon
Dyker Meadow
Trom
Fagy
Dudley
Harrison
Crawford
J. J. W. Earnshaw
Bremner
Reid
Upper Montclair
J.C. Stout
Lakewood
Earnshaw
Nickel
Milligan
Woodward
Allan
Sloan
Stout
H. A. Steiner
E. T. Hapgood
W. W. Swords
Baltuerol
Spencer
Forest Hill
F. W. L. Fullerton
Canoe Brook
C. H. Wiswell
William Watson
Jason Rogers
F. C. Donohoe
R. B. Parrott
New Brunswick
Joseph Hodgman, Jr
Philip C. Pointer
South Orange
Kellogg
Davidson
Hapgood
Rogers
Wisewell
Parrott
Pointer
la Pierre
Cowee
Alvin Josephy
Inwood
W. R. Hurlbert
E. G B. Riley
Theodore Keer
Baltusrol
George Haddow
A. F. Stone
C. E. van Vieck
T. W. Maley
C. W. Romaine
F. W. Dwyer
J. F. Sanderson
Eads Johnson
Alfred Steckler
E. F. Millar
Walter Brown
E. O. Rockwood
Josephy
Riley
John Reis
J. H. Letson
Rels
W. C. Johnson
James Barber
Englewood
W.H. Rose
Fred Pring
A. B. Russell
C. H. Tuke
E. F. Allsopp
H. C Kayser
Scarsdale
J. T. Lyman
E. J. Swords, Jr
Alfred Morrell
Hackensack
Harold Wilcox
Richard Decker
J. B. Kirkaldy
D. W. Houston
Gusgsman
Allsopp
Meyer
Lyman
Morrell
Decker
Houston
Kling and Blair Triumph in 100-Ball Foursome
A crowd at Doyle's Billiard Academy witnessed a foursome match where Johnny Kling and James Blair defeated Thomas Hueston and Frank Schuster 100 to 93. The Brooklyn and Chicago ball players joined enthusiasts for a closely contested, applause-filled evening.
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Doyle
Billiard Academy
Johnny Kling
Brooklyn
Chicago
Kling
James Blair
Thomas Hueston
Frank Schuster
Morningstar triumphs in balkline billiards at Daly’s rooms
Ora Morningstar defeated J. Hendricks 300 to 200 in balkline billiards at Maurice Daly's rooms last night. Morningstar posted a 129 high run and 20 average, while Hendricks had a 52 high run and 13 average amid moments of unsteadiness.
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Ora Morningstar
Hendricks
Maurice Daly
Morningstar
Penn Beats Toronto in cricket match
The University of Pennsylvania cricket team defeated Toronto University in Toronto on June 17 with a score of 89.
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Penn
Toronto
Ontario
University ‘of Pennsylvania
Toronto Yesniversity
McMenamy and Allen Reach Staten Island Final
J W McMenamy and B T Allen, both Fox Hills players, qualified for the Staten Island championship final at Fox Hills. Allen defeated last year’s champion A F Kammer in an epic 21‑hole match to reach the decisive 36‑hole test today.
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J. W. McMenamy
B. T. Allen
Staten Island
Fox Hills
Allen
A. F. Kammer
Kammer
Tiffany Reaches Final In Hudson River Golf
Tiffany of Powelton advances to a championship final at thirty six holes after defeating F Jennings and then defeating Crane in the semi finals amid close play. Archie Reid of Saer kill also reaches the final by beating L P Myers and W K Gillett to set up a 36 hole title match. The event includes multiple semi finals across divisions with many players from Saegkill Columbia and Briard in contention.
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Kammer
W. W. van Loan
McMenamy
P. H. Jennings
W. E. Heim
Richmond County
P. W. Kendell
Fox Hills
van Loan
H. Cozens-Hardy
J. F. Tobin
B. H. Ridder
J. A. Janin
J. W. Dean
A. G. Brunier
Archie Reid
Saerkill
Gilman FP
Tiffany
Powelton
Reid
Saegkill Links
Lame Club
F. W. D. Longacre
F. E. Jennings
Twaalfskill
Crane
Dormie
Goddess of Fortune
L. P. Myers
Myers
Hudson River
W. K. Gillett
Columbia
Charles Brown
H. B. Wood
Tiffany and
T. H. Crane
Saegkill
G. P. Tiffany
P. B. Rossire
A. M. Reid
Oarsmen Attacked By Mumps Amid Hudson Rowing Meet
Wisconsin freshmen led by Schmidt suffer mumps as oarsmen at Poughkeepsie face illness. Syracuse Cornell and Columbia crews adjust lineups amid light wind and rising tides. Coach Courtney and Coach Rice alter plans for time trials and long paddles. Governor’s delay on Forestry Department funding noted.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hudson
Wisconsin c
Schmidt
Syracuse
Cornell
Peterson
Bacus
Courtney
Columbia
Rice
Bromtacher
Ellis Ward
Thomas
Bell
H. P. Smith
Varsity
Brown
Ferguson
Mulford
Stifel
Ward
Quakers
Wisconsin
Gilbert Reaches Massachusetts Amateur Golf Third Round
Percival Gilbert the title holder from the home club defeated Woodland’s John G. Anderson 3 up with two to play at Brae Burn in the third round. Stucklen eliminated Davison, Squire beat Angus, and Fuller-Wollaston edged Manning in the final match of the round.
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West Newton
Mass
Percival Gilbert
John G. Anderson
Woodland
Etto
Brae Burn
H. W. Stucklen
PF. Davison
Oakley
A. L. Squire
Fitchburg
C. R. Angus
T. R. Fuller - Wollaston
J. N. Manning
Robertson wins all events at Memphis racecourse
George Robertson and his Simplex 90 swept the program at Old Montgomery Park in Memphis. Robertson finished first in every event with Ray Harroun taking second in each race. Track conditions prevented any record attempts.
Harvard Tries Out Shells For Yale Race
Harvard Varsity eight tests two shells in practice at Red Top with Yale on the horizon. The crew used a shell from England and a boat donated by Robert L. Bacon as it works toward a permanent spot. Freshman eight completes a two mile effort while Waite moves to stroke of the second four. Bacon suffers from a cold and ear ball issue but is expected back in a few days as crews prepare for evening sessions.
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Red Top
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Robert L. Bacon
England
Navy Yard
Waite
Foster
Bacon
Yale Freshman and Varsity Eights Coach and Race Report
At Gales Ferry Connecticut on June 17 Yale oarsmen trained under Coach Kenn. Freshman eight and Varsity eight paddled to the navy yard with a brief two-boat race won by the Varsity by a small margin. The fours contested a half mile upstream with Varsity leading. Paterson stroked the Varsity four. Tucker rowed in a patrol shell and improved. Captain Walker returned from boils. Philbin moved to the four, Brunboren and Scragg reassigned.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Kenn
Navy Yard
Patterson
Tucker
Capt. Walker
Philbin
Brunboren
Scragg
Navy ‘Yard
Smith Leads National Open After First Day at St Martin's
Alexander Smith of Wykagyl CC tops the field after 36 holes with 146 as Tom Anderson Jr and others chase. Several players break 160, including J J McDermott and F McLeod, with 54 of 71 starters advancing to final rounds tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Alexander Smith
Wykagyl Country Club
St. Martin’s
Tom Anderson, Jr
Inwood Country Club
G. C. Nichols
Wilmington
F. McLeod
St. Louis
J.J. McDermott
Merchantville
Smith
Eyavigh
Kagy! C. C
T. Abdernod
Je. P
Roosevelt to Boost Rugby in United States Visit
London dispatch reports negotiations nearly complete to send an Oxford Cambridge Varsity team to the United States to reestablish rugby in Eastern schools and universities. Theodore Roosevelt's Cambridge Union remarks advocated reform to curb overly soft attitudes while preserving manly sport.
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London
Oxford-Cambridge
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Cambridge Union
Army Officers Assigned to Posts and Duties Nationwide
First Lieut. W. E. Hall proceeds to Whipple Barracks Arizona for duty after San Francisco arrival. Capt. J. B. Hughes to Leon Springs Texas for duty at camp of instruction. Capt. E. D. Scott to Fort Sheridan Illinois with Battery F Fifth Field Artillery. Capt. J. A. Clerk to Plattsburg Barracks New York for duty. Capt. A. C. Nissen detailed for pay department July 25 as relief to Capt. E. P. Orton. Nissen to Seattle after army cavalry team duties. Lieut. Thomlinson relieved by green arrival at Fort Gibson of First Lieut. Short. Capt. S. C. Vestal on joint board to select site for Corregidor Island Philippines and reserve magazine duties replacing Major C. DeW. Willcox Coast Artillery Corps.
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Washington
W. E. Hall
San Francisco
Whipple Barracks
Ariz
Department of the
Plattsburg Barracks
N. Y
A. C. Nissen
Fifth Cavalry
E. P. Orton
Nissen
Army Cavalry
Seattle
Thomlinson
Fort Gibson
Short
Vestal
Steff
Board of Officers
Corregidor Island
Philippines
C. Dew. Willcox
Coast Artillery Corps
Naval Vessel Movements Reported at Various Ports
Movements include arrivals Aberanda at Newport News Wolverine at Michigan City Supply at Nagasaki and Sylph at New York with ships Smith Flusser Samson Reid sailing to New York City from Newport and Southport for Charles ton Yorktown heading to Astoria Prairie from Cristobal to Bluefields and other vessels from San Francisco Piraeus for Alexandria and Constantinople.
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Sylph
Navy Yard
New York
Aberanda
Newport News
Wolverine
Michigan City
Supply
Nagasaki
South Carolina
Norfolk
Smith
Flusser
Samson
Reid
Newport
New York City
Stringham
Sebago
Foote
Southport
Charleston
Yorktown
San Francisco
Astoria
Prairie
Cristobal
Bluefields
Grampus
Pike
Fortune
Justin
Capitola
Scorpion
Piraeus
Constantinople
Alexandria
Bantams in hard draw at National Sport Club
O'Leary and Wagner fought ten hard rounds to a draw in a lively bantamweight bout. O'Leary outboxed at times and Wagner landed heavy blows, with a single knockdown by O'Leary. The later rounds featured infighting and clinches, ending without a knockout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young O'Leary
Joe Wagner
National Sporting Club
O'Leary
Wagner
O O Leary
Young Leary
Q’leary
O’leary
Wagener
Terry Young and Eddie McMahon Box Ten Rounds In Draw
Terry Young and Eddie McMahon boxed ten fast rounds to a draw in a Lehigh Athletic Club main event. McMahon substituted for Buck Hagen and fought well despite a hand injury in round five. Both boxers traded hard, with little to separate them after ten rounds. The semi final between King and Johnny Sullivan also ended in a draw after six rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Young
Eddie McMahon
Lehigh Athletic Club
McMahon
Buck Hagen
King
Johnny Sullivan
Matchmaker Hosts Evening Card at Long Acre A A
Tonight's program features Arthur Dixon of Jersey City facing Tracey Thompson of Greenpoint in the final bout. Semi final pits Jimmy Lynch against Young Werner, with ten three round amateur bouts and a wrestling match on the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Acre A. A
Arthur Dixon
Jersey City
Tracey Thompson
Greenpoint
Jimmy Lynch
Young Werner
Metropolitan Rowing Club Regatta Marks Thirtieth Anniversary
The Ladies' Day regatta on the Harlem River celebrates the Metropolitan Rowing Club's 30th anniversary with a wide program. Close to 250 entries include singles, boats, and a women’s eight event plus canoe tilting as a featured discipline.
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Metropolitan Rowing Club
Harlem
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