Five Favorites Beaten at Sheepshead Bay Race Day
Roxboro captured the Daisy Stakes with Miladi Love second and Buttons third as five favorites fell to upset results. Advance Guard won the Bay Ridge Handicap by a head after a tight stretch drive, while Dr Saylor repeated at 100 to 1 in the sixth, with Mackey Dwyer and Roxane adding easy victories in earlier races. Attendance was excellent on a cool clear day at the fast track.
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Sheepshead Bay
Advance Guard
Mackey Dwyer
Sir Voorhies
J. B. Haggin
Miladi Love
Roxboro
Buttons
Nones
William C. Whitney
N. Turner
East
Turner
Cobourg
Jim Tully
C. F. Dwyer
T. Monahan
Gravesend
Dwyer
Roxane
Dr. Saylor
Cinqueyalli
Golden Cottage
Charles F. Dwyer
Br. c
Albert Tommie Lee
J. Martin
J. E. Segram
B. H
Q. Turner
Pepper Stable
Ch. m
Perblaise-Ondina
Redfern
W. J. Smith
Juliet
Br. F
H.michaels
P. S. P. Randolph
B. m
Shea
Tom Kenny
de Reszke
Eddie Busch
Keynote
Star of the West
C. Davis
D. McClinch
Candlemas
Goldie Cad
McCue
Lotus Stable
Flying Dutchman
Vie
Odom
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Tenny
Carruthers & Shields
Ch. H
Tom Nellie van
Wonderly
P. Ryan
B. G
Sir Dixon
Amy Davenport
Green B. Morris
Watercure
Flea
Swiftmas
Dixieline
Trigger
A. Shields
Sheepshead Bay Races Entrants and Weights
The program lists six races at Sheepshead Bay with weight assignments. Three-year-olds and up compete in the first and fourth races on six furlongs to a mile and a furlong, while maidens and two-year-olds feature in the third and sixth races on Futurity course segments. Notable entrants include Military, Henry Clay Kye, Anecdote, Rap apenscher, Satire, Bounding Beauty, and Yankee with varied weights.
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Military
Henry Clay Kye
Eddie Busch
Touraine
Telescope
the Dancer
Brunswick
Rappenscher
Satire
Malden
Astile
Roue
Basuto
Choate
Odawaha
Destitute
Charles W. Meyer
Bounding Beauty
Maintain
Fair Lass
Stamping Ground
Lass O'Linden
Sweet Marjorie
Queen Boula
Credulity
Sparkle Esher
Ithan
Gold Money
Girdie
Sweet Jane
Madame du Barry
Brora
Lady Josephine
Bonne
Birch Broom
Pink
Miss Dorothy
Sadie O
Witfull
Herbert
Monarka
Colonel Bill
Ranald
Carbuncle
Belle of Troy
Vinestor
Kamara
Sadie
Lanceman
Yankee
Old England
Hatasco
Bonmot
Leonid
Blue Ribbon
Athelroy
Ringdove
Rickshaw
Toscan
Hackensack
Alsono
Roehampton
Emshee
Grail
Boston Triumphs Over New York In Six Run Inning
Boston defeats New York 6 0 in first inning rally as Kittridge hits a first inning homer driving in two. Eason steady after second inning, Sparks weak in first and sixth. Final score Boston 9 New York 3 with Eason 4 strikeouts, Sparks 1. Time one hour forty five minutes. Cantillion umpire.
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Boston
New York
Sparks
Eason
New Yorks
Kittridge
Brodie
Tenney
OlHendke
Cooley
Doyle
Carney
Lauder
Grei'ger
Bean
Demont
O'Smith
O' Long
Jones
Bowerman
Esas Coe
Wewwework
Cat
Aieenata
Smith
Hendricks
H Eason
Mr. Cantillion
Brooklyn Beats Phillies In Pitchers Battle At Ebbing Ninth
Brooklyn scored four runs in the ninth to beat Philadelphia 5 to 4 after a tight pitchers duel. Dooin Farrell and Thomas supplied key hits, while White and Hughes fanned batters in a game that lasted one hour forty five minutes under umpire Emslie.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Dolan
Thomas
Dooin
Farrell
Oj Hulswitt
Flood
Hallman
Hughes
White
Hutches
Emslie
Chicago Beats Cincinnati in Hard Fought Afternoon Clash
In Cincinnati on June 18, Chicago defeated the Reds as Phillips and Taylor pitched well for Chicago. Scattered hits kept both sides in check with minimal errors. Final score shows Chicago edging Cincinnati 5 to 4 after steady innings and strong defense.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Phillips
Taylor
Unclear Sports Standings Across Teams
Fragmentary sports ledger lists teams Pittsburg Brooklyn Chicago New York Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati St Louis with partial scores .23 23 .500 and .778 along with line fragments 19 21 25 22 suggesting win loss records and standings from an archived box score.
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L. P.C
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Games Scheduled for Today across Major Cities
The schedule lists New York at Boston, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, St Louis at Pittsburg, and Chicago at Cincinnati with the matchups highlighting key city rivals on today’s docket.
Jersey City Triumphs Over Providence in Fifth Inning Rally
Jersey City defeated Providence 5 to 3 in five innings yesterday. Pitching duel favored McCann, with Foster and Shindle hitting home runs. Shindle cleared the bases in the fifth to seal the win as Jersey City heads to Montreal. Providence departs for Buffalo.
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Jersey City
Providence
McCann
Foster
Shindle
Montreal
Buffalo
Hildeb
Oaks
Waener
Mack
S. Sull
Cassidy
Hallig
Carr
Friend
Woods
Connors
Shoch
McC’ley
McManus
Sull’n
McCauley
S. Sullivan
Hildebrand
Wagner
Sullivan
Sean
Mr. Snyder
R H E Toronto Buffalo Taft Gray Bevier and haw
The text shows a box score fragment with team scores and players listed to reference a game. Names include Taft Gray Bevier and haw, alongside Toronto and Buffalo, with incomplete inning or period data.
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Toronto
Buffalo
Taft
Gray
Bevier
Haw
Montreal Rail Row Prompts Time Change for Rochester Train
In Montreal a train delay is noted as Rochester crews Sanders and Fuller along with Horton Bowen and Phelps work with others. Time called to allow Rochester to catch a train. batteries Lee and Fuller with Becker and Phelps are listed in the sequence.
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Rochester
Montreal
Sanders and
Fuller
Horton
Bowen
Phelps
Lee and Fuller
Becker and Phelps
Batteries-Hemming and Culver Hastings and Steelman
Newark R H E listing shows a transaction at 176 Worcester with code 20200101069 and amount 10.00. Names Hemming Culver Hastings Steelman appear as involved parties in the Newark entry.
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R.H.E
Newark
Worcester
Hemming and Culver
Hastings and Steelman
Local Scores From Regional Matches
In Syracuse the score was 10 to 4 with Syracuse defeating Syracuse. At Binghamton Albany won 4 to 1 over Albany. Utica edged Schenectady 7 to 6. Ilion defeated A. J. and G. 8 to 1.
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Syracuse
Troy
Binghamton
Albany
Utica
Schenectady
Ilion
Scores From Doubleheader Pairs
At Boston Boston beat Cleveland 8 to 3. Detroit defeated Washington 4 to 1. St Louis won 9 to 6 against Baltimore in another set of games.
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Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Baltimore
Aldermanic Teams Baseball Clash Ends With Brooklyn Victory
Two city aldermen teams from Manhattan and Brooklyn played at Washington Park Brooklyn. The Brooklyn squad won 29 to 7 after six innings as Brooklyn batters piled up runs including twelve in the fourth. Brooklyn pitchers Bill and Dr. Gillen joined with Seebeck Diemer Downing and others to overpower Manhattan hitters Dietz Sullivan Richter Cullen Harburger Baldwin Oatman Matthews Marks Wittaker Gaffney Goldwater. Postgame entertainment followed at Manhattan Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Washington Park
Owens
Brooklynites
Brooklyn Battery
Bill
University of Pennsylvania
Dr. Gillen
Timothy P. Sullivan
Aldermanic Board
Manhattan Beach
Dietz
Sullivan
Richter
Cullen
Harburger
Baldwin
Oatman
Matthews
Marks
Wittaker
Gaffney
Goldwater
Seebeck
Diemer
Downing
Bennett
Alt
Brenner
Bridges
Ahaa
Whitney Buys Key Yearlings At Fasig-Tipton Sale
William C. Whitney through agent Sydney Paget led the California bred Rancho del Paso yearling sale at Sheepshead Bay. Top prices included a bay colt by St Gatien Turmoil at 4500 dollars and several 1000 to 3200 dollar purchases. Green B. Morris and A L Aste also bought several lot prices, with J W Schorr acquiring a Miss Woodford line filly for 1800 dollars.
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W. C. Whitney
Rancho del Paso
Fasig-Tipton
Sheepshead Bay
William C. Whitney
Sydney Paget
St. Gatien-Turmoil
Bayon d'Or
Mr. Whitney
Bassetlaw-Victoria Cross
Montana-Zealandia
Sir Modred
Sir Modred- Sweet
Hanover
St. Gallen-Schoolgirl
Pat Molloy
Green B. Morris
Great Tom
A. L. Aste
Bassetlaw-Suspicion
Tyrant
Sally Woodford
Salvator
Miss Woodford
J. W. Schorr
College Tennis Action Showcases Yale Princeton Stars
Princeton and Yale sent strong squads to the New York Lawn Tennis Club as the tournament continued. Indoor champions Robert Le Roy and Wylie C Grant defeated Frederick G Anderson and Henry W Mollenhauer in a dramatic doubles clash while Westfall Kelley and other favorites advanced in singles. A Crescent Athletic Club round robin is announced with Little Ward Clothier Hobart and Wrenn entries.
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Princeton
Yale
New York Lawn Tennis Club
One Hundred and Twenty-second Street
Manhattan Avenue
Robert le Roy
Wylie C. Grant
Samuel A. Westfall
Kings County Club
C. C. Kelley
West Side Tennis Club
P. K. Caondict
Henry Sargent
Hackett
Allen
Raymond D. Little
Frederick B. Alexander
le Roy
Grant
Frederick G. Anderson
Henry W. Mollenhauer
Love
Aber
R. M. Beckley
Floyd R. Smith
Sleepy Hollow Tennis Club
Morris S. Clark
J. P. Paret
Semp W. Russ
San Antonio
Texas
Kings County Tennis Club
Frederick W. Heltkamp
Cy Cc. Kelley
Calhoun C. Cragin
Frederick Bb. Alexander
Edward P. Fisher
Louise Grant
Norman Johnson
J. K. Cahn
Spencer Trask
Lorraine G. Wyeth
Harold H. Hackett
Henry W. Warner
Chester Rice
Crescent A. C
Bay Ridge
Crescent Athletic Club
Wright
Little
Ward
Clothier
Hobart
Bob Wrenn
George L. Wrenn
Larned
Alexander
Fisher
R. D. Little
Beals C. Wright
Clarence Hobart
Holcombe Ward
W. J. Clothier
W.J. Clothier
Wright Defends Massachusetts Tennis Title at Longwood
In Boston on a sunlit afternoon C Wright defeated Leo E Ware to defend the Massachusetts championship title on the Longwood courts by scores of 3 6 6 2 6 4 6 3. Wright, though anticipated to win easily, needed his best game to prevail.
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Wright
Ware
Boston
Mass
C. Wright
Massachusetts
Longwood Courts
Leo E. Ware
Longwood
Derby Trial at Harlem Ends In McChesney Injury
A Derby trial at Harlem track in Chicago sees S Hildreth's McChesney fall and suffer severe injuries. Winkfield also hurt and out for the season. Belles Commoner wins the mile and a furlong race in 1 53 2 5 with Wyeth second and Lucien Appleby third.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Harlem
S. Hildreth
McChesney
Hildreth
Lucien Appleby
Cruzados
Belles Commoner
Wyeth
Prowl
Glenwater
Winkfield
Century Road Club Association marks first anniversary
The Century Road Club Association celebrated its first anniversary as a National organization at 310 West Fifty-third Street. President Charles P. Staubach and other officers spoke to a large crowd before a supper. The group grew from about 100 members to over five times that, with members in New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Illinois, Minnesota, and California.
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Century Road Club Association
West Fifty-third Street
Charles P. Staubach
New Hamshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Isand
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Illinois
Minnesota
California
Rockaway Poloists Capture Morrell Cup Victory
In Philadelphia Rockaway polo team defeated the Philadelphia Country Club 13 to 7 to win the Morrell challenge cup after handicap allowances. FF. S. Conover starred with five goals as 12,000 spectators watched the historic match.
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Rockaway
New York Times
Philadelphia
Bala
Philadelphia Country Club
Country Club
FF. S. Conover
Squadron A Polo Team Beats Freebooters at Van Cortlandt Park
The Squadron A polo squad defeated the Freebooters at Van Cortlandt Park after a three goal handicap, winning 4 to 3. J Osgood Nichols led the winning lineup with R G D Douglas A R Whitney Jr and H M Earle, while A W Putnam L J Hunt Herbert Barry and R C Lawrence made up the Freebooters. Referee W R Wright and timekeeper L R Newell oversaw four periods.
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van Cortlandt Park
J. Osgood Nichols
West Point Cadets
R. G. D. Douglas
A. R. Whitney, Jr
H. M. Earle
A. W. Putnam
L. J. Hunt
Herbert Barry
R. C Lawrence
W. R. Wright
L. R. Newell
American yachts to visit Kiel regatta without US warships
Twelve American steam yachts plan to attend Kiel regatta starting June 26, though no US warships are expected to be present. Berlin reports Emperor William had desired American vessel participation, but the Navy has not ordered any squadron ships to Kiel.
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Berlin
Kiel Yacht Club
Kiel
Meteor Sets Sail From Southampton Toward Kiel
In Southampton on June 18 the American-built schooner Meteor departed for Kiel in tow of a torpedo boat.
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Southampton
England
Emeror William
Meteor
Kiel
New York Yacht Club Regatta Sees Entered Craft and Duel Repeats
Fifteen entries arrive for the fifty sixth annual New York Yacht Club regatta to be sailed today. favorites Mineola and Yankee renew their Tuesday duel after Vanderbilt’s Rainbow fails to enter. Elmina, Muriel, and Amorita headline the large schooner class along with other sloops and yawls.
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New York Yacht Club
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Belmont
Mineola
J. R. Maxwell
Yankee
Atlantic Yacht Club
N. XK
Ailsa
H. S. Redmond
August Belmont
Hester
C. H. Dodge
Isolde
F. M. Hoyt
Belin
Frederick J. Rodewell
Humma
H. B. Duryea
Lyceé
C.1f
Judson
Mira
Charles Lane Poor
F. M. Smith
Prizes for Women Golfers At Marine and Field Club
Only three of twelve women returned cards in the Marine and Field Club handicap event won by W. K. Brown. Winners: Mrs. H. Bridgeman Smith 115 25-00 Miss Caroline Searle 113-106 and Mrs. D. A. Fuller 110 4-106. Norton breaks J. Taylor record at Deal Beach links with a 72 for 6 180 yards. Cotton Exchange and Produce Exchange teams to play today at Garden City links.
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Marine and Field Club
W. K. Brown
Norton
Yale and Harvard Freshmen Oarsmen Clash Then Harvard Sets Record
Yale and Harvard freshmen fours began a brief on water clash on the river with Yale leading by a half length. Harvard Varsity eight later completed a four mile run in 22 minutes 14 seconds under favorable conditions. Coach critique notes low stroke rate, with splits sliding from 30 in the first miles to 31-33 in the final mile.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Red Top
Francis
Ayer
New England Tennis Matches in Hartford Tournament
The New England tournament featured strong play with Wright beating Nettleton 0-6 6-4 11-9 in the morning. Irving Wright of Princeton lost to James Terry 5-7 6-4 0-6. In doubles Gillett and Relyea defeated Allen and Day 6-3 6-4. Others included Avery over Putnam 6-1 6-1 and Howard over Avery 6-4 6-3.
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New England
Hartford
Conn
Wright
Nettleton
Irving Wright
Princeton
James Terry
Terry
Gillett and
Relyea
Allen
Day
Avery
Putnam
Holcombe
Howard
Martin
Jackson
Brigham
Carter
Goodman
Nelson Lodge Defeats Livingston at Staten Island Cricket
Nelson Lodge beat Livingston Field Club by 67 runs at Staten Island. H. TatterSall and R. W. R. Powell starred with all round play, Tattersall 34 runs and 7/20, Powell 30 and 8/23. Cobb led Livingston with 23 runs and 5/2. Final totals Livingston 03 Livingston 120.
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Livingston
Staten Island
Nelson Lodge
H. Tattersall
R. W. R. Powell
Tattersall
Powell
M. R. Cobb
Heidenfeldt Institute names officers and football captain
The Heidenfeldt Institute Athletic Association held its annual meeting with a large student turnout. Charles Brown was elected President with Edward Fink as First Vice President, Thomas Williams as Second Vice President, William Fresing as Third Vice President, Harry Weil Secretary, and Louis Weeks Treasurer. Thomas Burke chosen Captain. plan to train football candidates early.
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Heidenfeldt Institute Athletic Association
Charles Brown
Edward Fink
Thomas’ Williams
William Fresing
Harry Weil
Louis Weeks
Thomas/Burke
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