Shaw On Four Winners At Sheepshead Bay Meet
Jockey Willie Shaw rode four winners from five mounts at Sheepshead Bay, guiding King Pepper, Kamara, Fatalist, and Five Nations to victories while Kamara captured the Bridge Handicap and Sackett won the Hempstead Steeplechase. Zeal for racing, injuries at the track, and a dramatic day marked by a fatal fall of Zeus and a boy injured, highlighted the event.
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Sheepshead Bay
Shaw
Willie ’’ Shaw
Pittsburg
Phil
East
Ted Sloan
King Pepper
Five Nations
Sloaw
Fatalist
Kamara
Zeus
Lyne
Golden Bay
Wilson
First Whip
Rochester
Lanceman
Vagrant
Otis
St. Louis
Rossignol
Hitchcock
Smith
Higbie
George Keene
Self Protection
Hacklet
Last Card
Sackett
Pepper Stable
C. c
Kantaka-Genevieve
J. R
F. P
Keene
Br. G
Spencer
Green B. Morris
Mounce
Katherina
Bedner
Pepper
Davis
Charles Littlefield, Jr
Kismet Joiza
Osceola Stable
Tom Kenny
B. E
Miles
A. Barker
B. c
Politician
Dachshund
Moreton
Collegian
Deluge
Agramonte
Glennon
Orenburg
Setauket Stable
Lady Holyrood
B. F
Lissak-Truth
O’connor
O. L. Richards
Rightaway
Getaway
Belle Blackburn
H. Cochran
Shower
Laodice
the Dancer
Leenia
Red Damsel
G. Whittier
Athelglen
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Clarence H. Mackay
Br. F
Candlemas-Balaklava
James McLaughlin
Br. c
Duke of Montrose-Theora
Mrs. R. Roche
Ch. c
Potomac Lavinia Belle
Regent
Charles Hill
Hempstead
Harry W. Smith
B. G
Berson- Catherine C
Carson
T. Hitchcock, Jr
C. Green
George W. Beardmore
Mystic Shriner
Ray
Hackler
A Wheeler
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Rossington
McGinn
John E. Madden
Peninsula
T. Burns
Sheepshead Bay Races Entry List Highlights Two-Year-Olds and Stakes
The entry sheet lists six furlong, seven furlong and mile plus turf races. Notable entries include Godfrey Mango and Military in the first race, Ten Candles and Wax Taper in the third, Bellario and Demurrer in the fourth, and Alsike with The Musketeer in the final turf event.
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Sheepshead Bay
Godfrey
Mango
Military
Bold Knight
Tinge
Dr. Riddle
Bounteous
His Royal Highness
Hop Brook
Brisk
Songster
Federalist
Hengist
Ventura
Snark
Sneaky
Pleasant Sail
Maiden
Ondardis
Restrick
Trentham
Legation
Wax Taper
Maid of Harlem
Belgrade
Larson
Bellario
Demurrer
Ginki
Dublin
Bedeck
Templeton
Dragoman
Far Cry
the Musketeer
Parader Shown Fast Trial for Chicago Derby Race
The Parader, favored for the American Derby, completed a final 1 1/2 mile trial at Sheepshead Bay in 2:33 and 2:34, pleasing owner Richard T. Wilson Jr. Jockey Piggott and trainer T. J. Healey will ship to Chicago. The Keene pair Commando and Outlander did not race as trainer Ames Rowe was away due to a family illness, reducing Keene entrants. Henry Spencer will move to Chicago to ride for P. H. McCarren.
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Chicago
Sheepshead Bay
Richard T. Wilson, Jr
Piggott
T. J. Healey
Keéne
Commando
Outlander
Ames Rowe
Brookdale Run
Red Bank
N. J
Keene
Keenes
Henry Spencer
P. H. McCarren
Rich
Derby riders arranged for Bonnibert and Beau Gallant
Nash Turner returns from England to ride Bonnibert in the American Derby after securing him from W. C. Whitney. Bonnibert will race in Chicago with Spencer on Piggott, following Frank Farrell’s difficulty in obtaining a rider. Beau Gallant, shipped to Chicago, aims for the same meet. The Parader was priced at 4 to 1 in the latest Derby betting.
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Ard Croker
Beau Gallant
Chicago
Frank Farrell
Bonnibert
Nash Turner
England
W. C. Whitney
Prince Charles
Farrell
Mr. Whitney
Turner
Spencer
Americans Win at Ascot on Opening Day
At Ascot Heath on June 19, bright weather drew larger crowds. American visitors included the Goellets and Thorne of New York, with an auto-car party. Stealaway won the Royal Hunt Cup over seven furlongs 166 yards by a head, with Spectrum second and Forfar shire third. Elizabeth M. captured the Fern Hill Stakes as Omaha N. took second and Lord Melton third. Marconi won the Visitors Handicap for three-year-olds and up over seven furlongs 166 yards.
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London
Ascot Heath
Goelets
Mr. Thorne
New York
Harry Payne Whitney
Richard Croker
Frank Gardner
J. B. Leigh
Stealaway
William C. Whitney
Spectrum
L. Reiff
T. R. Dewar
Forfarshire
Maher
W. C. Whitney
Elizabeth M
Reiff
Omaha N
C. Jenkins
Lord Melton
Marconi
Harness Races Open Queens Nassau Exhibitions Day One
The Mineola event marks the rich opening of the Queens Nassau Counties Agricultural Societies 35th exhibition with trotting and pacing heats. Notable entries include Red Line, Tuxedo, Monetto, Mary Sapho, Harry Wells, Arrow Plane, Maud Hollins, Hazel Bell, Belfry Chimes, Luceil, Holly Woodnut, Del Bar, Monk, Pearl, Tyrolese, Gadabout, and Electroid among others. Times range from about 2:20 to 2:33 as horses compete in 3:00 and 2:25 classes and running setbacks are noted.
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Mineola
L. I
Queens- Nassau
W. C. Floyd-Jones
B. G. Red Line
Woodline
Davis
George Roeckel
Tuxedo
Hendrickson
Edward Duryea
Monetto
Mary Sapho
Citron
Stone
Tory
Eta Taliecais
W. E. Thorne
Br. G
Harry Wells
Cain
B. van Houten
Arrowplane
van Houten
Robert L. Davis
M. Maud Hollins
Ned H. Woodnutt
Haight
W. J. Mills
M. Hazel Bell
J. ci Fiske
G. Esnitz
Mills
Ree Hayden
Hay- Bele
C. S. Hendrickson
Luceil
Sesceereet
Harlem Valley Stock Farm
B. S. Holly Woodnut
Seers
R. L. Davis
B. G. del Bar
Charles H. ’ Hommedieu
G. Monk
Lev
H. D. Gini
M. Pearl
Samund
Howsard Hayden
B. m. Tyrolese
Suuti Sen Yas Bigenteel Coats
Merci
Neal
Coir
Chicago Derby at Wash Park set for next Saturday
About fifty workers prepared Washington Park for the American Derby with at least a dozen likely starters listed by horse and jockey. Officials expect a crowd surpassing the 1892 record of 45,000 with Secretary James Howard declaring the Derby beyond interference from Harlem gambling court actions.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Terminum
Coburn
Slack
Beau Gallant
Spencer
Outlander
Silverdale
J. Woods
Lady Schorr
J. Miller
Robert Waddell
Dominick
F. Littlefield
Hernando
Winkfield
Sannazarro
J. Boland
James Howard
Harlem
Last Day of Haggin Sale Boosts Rancho del Paso Averages
The Haggin Rancho del Paso sale at Fasig Tipton paddock Sheepshead Bay yielded a total of $233,925 from 201 head with a grand average of $1,163. The top price reached $13,000 for the St Gallen Turmoil colt bought by Sydney Paget after a sharp contest. Participants included Sydney Paget R A Smith G D Wilson A H Morris and others as prices remained strong.
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J. B. Haggin
Rancho del Paso
Sheepshead Bay
Sydney Paget
Ch. Ec
Goldfinch
Fred. Burlem
Fresno
Warwick
J. Baker
Bassetlaw
Ch. c. Eo
Mortemer
G. D. Wilson
Salvator
Strathmore
R. A. Smith
Imp
King Alfonso
A. L. Aste
St. Andrew-Miss
Sir Moarea
Wimmer
Joe Hooker
Fitz James-Springlike
Springbok
Hanover
G. Wilson
Ruby-Teatro
Midlothian
A. H. Morris
B. c
Ruby-Trolley
Martenhurst
St. Gatien- vPurmoil
Rayona
Golden Garter
Ventura
Virgil
Lord Lyon
C. Oxx
Darebin-Wi
Un‘cas
Pennsylvan ia Henley crew arrives to cheers at Poughkeepsie
The Pennsylvan ia Henley crew was welcomed by oarsmen in Poughkeepsie after a Queenstown cable announced their safe arrival. Columbia sent four crews to test waters as Hanlan struggled with whitecaps. The Varsity eight tested a new cedar shell, which performed smoothly despite rough conditions, while Maxwell Stevenson battles rheumatism and may lose his seat.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Associated Press
Queenstown
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Hanlan
Maxwell Stevenson
Buffalo's Champion Basket Ball Team Wins AJAU Title
The German YMCA basketball team of Buffalo defeated top Eastern teams to win the Amateur Athletic Union title with seven straight victories. A misunderstanding left several players absent at time of play, causing a forfeit claim. they still played four men against five and won.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Christian Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Miss Oliver Stars at Nassau Golf Championship
Miss Marion Oliver of Baltusrol at Short Hills, N J tops the second day of the Nassau Country Club event in Glen Cove L I with 92 in match play, defeating Mrs N Pendleton Rogers by 3 up 2 to play. Three 19 hole matches highlight the round as Ruth Underhill Gladys Robinson and G M Travers win clutch battles.
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Marion Oliver
Baltusrol
Short Hills
N. J
Nassau Country Club
Glen Cove
L. I
Oliver
Albany
Rogers
Hecker
Miss Wetmore
Miss Hecker
Ikwecete Bib
Cssrorsta Saa Ood
Wetmore
Ruth Underhill
Gladys Robinson
G. M. Travers
Wee Burn
William Shinpen
Morris County
H. B. Ashmore
Ruth Badgley
Harbor Hill
Nassau
Fellowes Morgan
Genevieve Hecker
Essex County
Maude K. Wetmore
George Collingwood
D. A. Fuller
K. Travers
Hester Kyle
Frances Wallace
Pauline Ramsdell
Powelton
Walter Gibb
Alice L. Day
Morris
New York and Pittsburg Tie After Nine Inning Delay
Darkness halted the New York Pittsburg game after nine innings with a 5 5 tie. Pittsburg rallied in the ninth to tie as Bransfield drove in two and Clarke and Ritchey set the table for the late scoring. Mathewson pitched unevenly for New York while Tannehill shaded Leever after the early innings.
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New York
Pittsburg
New Yorks
Mathewson
Leever
Tannehill
Nelson
Bransfield
Clarke
Ritchey
Beaumont
Wagner
van Haltren
Poole
van H’n
Selbach
Beaum't
Bernard
Branst’d
Hickm’n
Ganzel
Il Poole
Strang
Dress
Smith
O'Connor
Bowman
Leeever
van Bhaltren
Hickman
Bowerman
Ely
Paret Surprises in Second Round at West Side Tennis Club
At Eighty-ninth Street in Central Park West the West Side event crowns a busy day of matches. Paret defeats Alexander 6-4 6-4 in the championship singles second round and eyes a semifinal with Wyeth. Little beats Ogden to reach the semis as Talbot advances, with finals setup against Fischer on Saturday.
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West Side
Eighty-ninth Street
Central Park West
Paret-Alexander
Paret
Wyeth
Little
Talbot
E. P. Fischer
Felow
F Alexander
Calhoun Cragin
R. D. Little
Henry Mollenhauer
Montgomery Ogden
Irving C. Wright
J. P. Paret
F. B. Alexander
T. H. Talbot
H. E
Marion Jones
Marie Matthiessen
Helen Homans
Margaret Johnson
Juliette Atkinson
G. F. Jones
F. H. Sanborn
A. Westfall
C. Childs
G. E. Wyeth
R. T. Bryan
David Sands
L. J. Grant
Dr. W. N. Frazer
J. T. McMahon
Clarence Hobart
S. C. Millett
H. A. Tallant
F. H
W. B. Gates
S. A. Westfall
Montgomery Eden
C . Relyea
V. R. Grimwood
L. N.ee
P. Paret
Supreme Court
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Robert T. Varnum
Eleanor Cc. Huntington
New York
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City of New York
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City of New_York
West End Avenue
Ninety-eighth Street
George H. Hart
Varnum & Harison
William Street
New York City
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Second annual open century run set by Century Road Club
The Century Road Club Association schedules its second annual open century run for next Sunday on the Century Road sub course in Long Island. Riders will start in divisions from Bedford Rest at 6 30 A M, proceeding via Coney Island Jamaica Valley Stream Hempstead Freeport Lynbrook Rockaway Beach and back to the association clubhouse at 310 West Fifty third Street. Entry blanks available at the clubhouse or from committee members Guy S Rowell Thomas Moore Samuel G Maie John T Wall.
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Century Road
Long Island
Bedford Rest
Coney Island
Jamaica
Valley Stream
Hempstead
Freeport
Lynbrook
Rockaway Beach
Dinner
West Hempstead Junction
Queens
West Fifty-third Street
Guy S. Rowell
Maestrc
Thomas Moore
Sylvan Court
Hoemer
Lenox Avenue
Samuel G. Maie
Christopher Street
John T. Wall
West Fifty-fourth Street
Brooklyn Beats Cincinnati In Ten Run Baseball Tilt
The Brooklyns defeated Cincinnati 10 to 6 as McGuire hit two triples a double and a single in four at bats. Dahlen at short played brilliantly and Phillips offered more chances for scoring before Cincinnati held Brooklyn in check late.
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Brooklyns
Cincinnati
Phillips
McGuire
Dahlen
Boston and Chicago Baseball Box Score
Box score style report shows Boston and Chicago lineups with runs hits and errors. Highlights include Hartsell three base hit and Hamilton home run, plus Rays on base for Boston and Chicago defense turning double plays. Final tallies indicate Boston six Chicago two with earned runs four for Boston and two for Chicago.
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Chicago
Ribpoae
Crotius
Hartsell
Tenney
O Green
Demont
Dexter
Long
Chance
Hamiln
Hamilton
Lowe
Green
Gammons
Raymer
Kahoe
Willis
Menefee
Childs
Mr. Nash
Gam’ons
Kling
Lawson
Eason
Soso Sag
Kittridge
Eeason
Crosius
Penne
Mpire
Constitution Uninjured After Calm Spit Incident
Newport June 19 Captain William Butler Duncan said Constitution suffered no damage after a becalmed drift and tow back to harbor. A press tug escorted the yacht to moorings as the crew practiced sail handling in light winds. Meanwhile schooner Kerin with Max Agassiz aboard ran onto a spit near Fort Adams and Torpedo Station but sustained no damage.
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New York Times
Newport
William Butler Duncan
Constitution
Bristol
Brenton
Kerin
Max Agassiz
Fort Adams
Lawson Only Entry for Gold Cup
London June 19 It is not probable that Sir Thomas Lipton will accept the offer by an American magazine for a 5000 dollar cup race over the same course after the America's Cup race He has left the matter in Commodore Led yard s hands
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Lawson
London
Sir Thomas Lipton
Commodore Ledyard
St Louis Beats Philadelphia In Pitchers Duel
St Louis defeats Philadelphia 6 to 2 as Jones and Donohue split the pitching duties. Donovan and Siagle each hit two base, Hallman and Nichols steal bases, with Heidrick and Wallace pairing for a double play. Time 1 50. Umpire Mr Emslie.
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Philadelphia
Burkett
Thomas
Heidrick
Hallman
McGann
Deleh’y
Donovan
Flick
Padden
Wolton
Wallace
Slagle
Kruger
McFarl’d
Nichols
Cress
Jones
O/Donohue
St. Louis
McFarland
Siagle
Donohue
Donahue
Mr. Emslle
Standing of the Clubs and Records Shown
Standings list teams with wins loss and percentages. Pittsburg Philadelphia New York Boston St Louis Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago shown with records and percentages, reflecting early baseball or league standings in a compact table.
Games Scheduled for Today
Pittsburg plays New York in a marquee matchup while Cincinnati visits Brooklyn Chicago visits Boston and St Louis travels to Philadelphia for today’s schedule of games.
League Games Report From Multiple Cities
Baseball action across the American League shows teams in Baltimore Philadelphia Washington and Boston with varied scores. Detroit defeats Boston 5 to 3 while Philadelphia posts 34 runs in another noted matchup.
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Washington
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Eastern League Scores Roundup
Prorece ovetment 2 in Syracuse 2 12 innings. Providence 1 over Worcester 0. Rochester 11 over Buffalo 4.
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Providence
Worcester
Rochester
Buffalo
New York State League Games Result
In Schenectady Ion defeated 4 to 3 at Schenectady. In Cortland Cortlandinghamton the Cortland game ended 0 for Cortland.
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Ion
Albany
Ike
Cortland Cortlandinghamton
Baseball Clubs Row Over Jennings
Hugh Jennings, the player, arrived in Baltimore and received an ovation as he attended today's game. President Frank insists Jennings will play in the final Milwaukee game, while Ban Johnson orders the umpire to call any Jennings appearance. legal action hinted if Baltimore is blocked.
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Hugh Jennings
McGraw
Baltimore American League Baseball Club
Mack
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Jennings
Athletics
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Milwaukee
Ban Johnson
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Sheridan
Conway W. Sams
America Yacht Fitting Up for Cup Anniversary
The old schooner America, winner of the 1851 America's Cup, is being refitted at East Boston to mark the fiftieth anniversary by participating in upcoming cup races.
New York Yacht Club Regatta Sets Sail From Sandy Hook
The fifty fifth annual New York Yacht Club regatta sails today around Sandy Hook Lightship with schooners sloops yawls and steam craft. Entries include Ailsa owned by H S Redmond and Vigilant of Percy Chubb with possible centerboard issues. start at 11 15 off Buoy 13.
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New York Yacht Club
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H. S. Redmond
Ailsa
Newport
Percy Chubb
Redmond
Scotland
Regatta Committee
S. Nicholson Kane
Chester Griswold
Newbury D. Lawton
Emerald
W. E. Iselin
Amorita
W. Gould Brokaw
Elmina
Frederick K. Brewster
Quissetta
H. F. Lippitt
Muriel
Charles Smithers
Altair
Cord Meyer, Jr
Humma
J. Rogers Maxwell
Carmita
R. L. Forest
Isolt
C. W. Nason
Wasp
Cleveland H. Dodge
Mermaid
Anson Phelps Stokes
Mira
Charles Lane Poor
Effort
F.M. Smith
Vinita
G. D. Provost
Cumbra
F. E. Henderson
Pennsylvanians Arrive at Henley for Thames Run
The Pennsylvanians reached Henley at midnight and were greeted by J F Cooper and spectators. They will test their first spin Thursday afternoon under Coach Ellis Ward’s strict rules at the Five Horseshoes Inn, near the river. Crowther praised the journey and water quality, and the crew settles in a mile from the river with Canadian oarsmen’s advice guiding lodging.
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J. F. Cooper
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Liverpool
Pennsylvania
Ellis Ward
Leander
Poison in a Dog Show Sues Trainers Claims Arsenic
Pennn June 19 Fred ae Wile Jennie were arrested after a trainer alleges his employers gave arsenic to him amid a dog show dispute.
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Pennn
Fred Ae Wile Jennle
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