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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1901

Page

8

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.

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 Electress Thomas Welsh 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 County OF New York James M. Varnum Robert T. Varnum Eleanor Cc. Huntington New York Broadway Borough of Manhattan City of New York William M. Ryan Borough of Manhattan City of New_York West End Avenue Ninety-eighth Street George H. Hart Varnum & Harison William Street New York City N. Y

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.

Century Road Club Association 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.

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.

Boston 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.

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

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.

Louis 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.

Baltimore Philadelphia 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.

Syracuse 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.

Schenectady 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.

Baltimore Hugh Jennings McGraw Baltimore American League Baseball Club Mack Philadelphia Athletics Jennings Athletics Sidney S. Frank Milwaukee Ban Johnson American League 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.

Neptune New York Yacht Club Sandy Hook 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.

London Henley J. F. Cooper Henley Regatta Committee Five Horseshoes Inn Crowther Associated Press Thames 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.

Pennn Fred Ae Wile Jennle

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