Hard Fought Golf Matches in Metropolitan Championship
Five of eight Nassau Country Club matches yielded one hole margins as Genevieve Hecker and Ruth Underhill advance toward semi finals in the women's metropolitan championship and consolation cup. Oliver’s upset at nineteenth hole with Miss Willis highlights tight field. Ashmore and Robinson push through in close byes with notable scores and a Essex County Powelton Morris County lineup shaping the next rounds.
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Nassau Country Club
Glen Cove
Genevieve Hecker
Essex County
H. B. Ashmore
Baltusrol
Ruth Underhill
Nassau
Cornelia G. Willis
Morris County
Marion Oliver
Miss Hecker
Miss Oliver
Miss Willis
Morristown
George Collingwood
Powelton
Miss Underhill
Collingwood
Gladys Robinson
Ashmore
Miss Robinson
Baltasta
Wee Burn
G. M. Travers
BD. A. Fuller
Hester Kyle
Pauline Ramsdell
Alice L. Day
Homer M. Ramsdell
E. M. Carmick
Louise Tousey
Dyker Meadow
Frances Ramsdell
Hecker
Elizabeth W. Goffe
Maude K. Wetmore
William Shippen
Knollwood Club Drops Open Tournament After Slow Start
Knollwood Country Club near White Plains did not hold its members tournament yesterday despite caps donated by John D. Archbold and Paul G. Theband. The Thebrand Cup and a cap donated by William Carroll will be played in a members handicap tomorrow. This is the first year since its start that Knollwood has not held an open tournament, while previous years drew popular local participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knollwood Country Club
White Plains
John D. Archbold
Paul G. Theband
William Carroll
Knollwood Club
Watercolor Wins Swift Stakes At Sheepshead Bay
At Sheepshead Bay Shaw rode Watercolor to win the Swift Stakes for three-year-olds, a fast pace race where Gold Heels and Demurrer battled as challengers. Watercolor surged clear in the stretch to prevail by three lengths, with Gold Heels second and The Puritan third. Ten Candles won the prior race in a sensational 2:00 1-5 over six furlongs, while Maid of Harlem trailed in the same event.
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Sheepshead Bay
Shaw
Liberty
Ten Candles
Watercolor
Littlefield
Gold Heels
Demurrer
Jhorse
Puritan
H. Cochran
Spencer
Wilson
Chicago
Beau Gallant
P. H. McCarren
Croker
McGin
Malden
B. G
Downing
James Adams
Br. H
Mounce
Doctor Riddle
Bounteous
Hop Brook
Royal Highness
Songster
Federalist
Snark
Hengist
Ventura
Perry Belmont
Musidora
B. F
O’connor
Peter Walden
Callahan
Legation
Trentham
W. O. Scully
J. B. Widener
B. c
Candlemas
Tenerine
Haggin Yearlings Fetch High Prices at Sheepshead Bay Sale
J B Haggin offered Elmendorf Stud yearlings at Fasig Tipton paddocks after Rancho del Paso sale. Only colts sold. fillies reserved. Several lots each brought strong sums, with notable prices like 2,600 and 2,200 dollars among bay and chestnut colts, reflecting a top average for the Haggin yearlings to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rancho del Paso
California
J. B. Haggin
Sheepshead Bay Race Track
Kentucky
Elmendorf Stud
Fasig-Tipton
Elmendorf
Shrapnell-Amours
Goldfinch
Thomas Welsh
Racine-Aurelia II
Mildidle
J. Rubino
Ratan
Candlemas-Bibelot
King Ernest
J. McLaughlin
Juvenal-Curfew II
Long Taw
J. B. Wilson
Nomad-Gargo
Isonomy
Arkle-Kittle B. N
Salvator
G. B. Morris
Lucy B
Ononaga
S. J. Thomas
Miss Jack
Mask
Js "E. MC Avoys
Candlemas
Miss Maud
Duke of Montrose
Mollie B. B
Brigadier
Matt Dwyer
Nomad
Prince Charlie
Nell
Phida
Onondaga
G.B. Morris
Cece Vescesec
Sheepshead Bay Races Entry List and Races Summary
Entries detail six races at Sheepshead Bay with weights and entrants. First race for three year olds lists Reina Maria Bolton Ante Up and others. second race repeats conditions with Double Six Princeton Girl Nonpareil and more. Third race Daisy Stakes for two year olds on turf with Leonora Loring leading. fourth Speedwell Stakes for three year olds on main track. fifth race maidens for two year olds on Futurity course. sixth race handicap for three year olds and up on turf with All Gold and rivals.
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Reina
Maria Bolton
Ante
Award
Anna
Aminte
Irene Lindsay
Johannah Ahern
Lady
Jill Greenwood
Edna Ts
Double Six
Princeton
Leonora Loring
Gay Boy
Sombrero
Evelyn Maud
Laodice
Alibert
Cryptogram
Broadstreet
Red Path
Sadducee
Margraviate
Gold Lack
Tatar
Glennellie
Contend
Himself
Pread
Annie Thompson
Sneaky
Alard
Balm
Gilead
Howell W
Tenagra
Trump
Playlike
Friar Tabor
Cassville
Fonsaluca
Schwalbe
Merrydawn
Natilmah
Linora
Buzz
Semi Navarre
Judy Friendly
Riddance
Elizabeth Jane
Frivol
Friend Jack
Athelglen
Concertina
Eva Mine
All Gold
Decanter
Belgrade
Prince Richard
Colchester
Saint Finnan
Santos Wins Gold Cup at Ascot Meeting
George Edwardes's bay colt Santos by Queen's Birthday Mer ry Wife captured the Gold Cup worth 1,000 sovereigns with 3,000 in specie at Ascot. Kilmarnock II. took second, ridden by L. Reiff. The Duke of Westminster won the New Stakes for two year olds with Game Chick second and Fledgeling third. Olympian by Foxhall Keene won the New Biennial Stakes with Milton Henry aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George Edwardes
Santos
Ascot
William C. Whitney
United State
L. Reiff
Game Chick
L. Reif
J. H. Martin
Foxhall Keene
Milton Henry
Olympian
Harness Races at Mineola Feature Final Day of Nassau Fair
Special to The New York Times reports Mineola harness racing as the Nassau Queens Agricultural Society closes its Summer fair. Record performances include a 2:12 mile by Democracy of Chester, Penn. with a series of fast times in 2:30 and 2:24 classes. Strong entries include Prince, Maud M, Jim, Dandy L, and Democracy among others.
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Mineola
The
New York Times
Red Line
Davis
Suas Munz
Mary Sapho
Munz
Cee
Terete Meena
Prince
Hayden
George H. ‘Huber
George P. A
Red Virgil
Clarke
George Roeckel
Maud M
Hen- Grickkson
B. G
Dandy L
Row- Ang
William Wortendyke
Little Fred
Wortendyke
Billy Hudson
Hollenbeck
Dipteen Taneeeinon
E. Thorne
Joe Hal
Thorne
Morris Wright
B. i. General
Wright
Howard Hayden
Nancy Roy
Harlem Valley Stock Farm
de Jim
Haight
Harry P. Madden
Masters
L. Rhodes
Trump
Rhodes
Robert L. Davis
Bryn Mawr Polo Wins Pemroke Cup Final
Bryn Mawr defeats Philadelphia Country Club 8 goals to 6 in the final match on the Bryn Mawr field. Country Club was given a 7 goal handicap and failed to score. penalties cost them a half goal for cross riding by Rosen and McFadden. Referee W Hincklie Smith. Timekeepers A H Godfrey and W H Rocap.
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Philadelphia
Bryn Mawr
Philadelphia Country Club
Country Club
Handiag
Rosen
Oe Mere Oo Cen
Zed
McFadden
Ate Ene
Bryn Basse
C. R. Snowden
Bil
R. B. Strawbridge
W. Kendrick
Ale
B. Zellin
Chas
Wheeler
Moron Wierd Clu Oals
Cae Oe
Idledelphic’ Canney Club
A. H. Godfrey
William H. Rocap
Ailsa Defeats Vigilant In New York Yacht Club Regatta
Ailsa, commanded by H S Redmond, won the 55th annual New York Yacht Club regatta over Percy Chubb's Vigilant by five minutes in a 33 mile race from Buoy 13 to Sandy Hook. Vigilant led early and tacked poorly, while weather caused several boat accidents. multiple protests left some results unsettled.
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Ailsa
Percy Chubb
New York
Vigilant
Swinburne Island
Chubb
Elmina
Quissetta
Sandy Hook
Amarita
Elmira
Altair
Mira
Cepheus
Pier 1
North River
T.com
A. van Santvoord
Clermont
J. Roger Maxwell
Kismet
Frederick G. Bourne
Colonia
Elbridge T. Gerry
Electra
Isaac Stein
Virginia
A. C. James
Alpha
Edward Kelly
Isolde
Hester
Mester
J. Rogers Maxwell
Humma
Cumbra
Muriel
Amorita
Wasp
Shamrock II Stepped Mast Spar for Cup Challenger
Glasgow June 20 The Shamrock II new mast was stepped a hollow steel pole 160 feet long built in one piece from step to track It saves top weight and wind surface and allows hoisting gear removal It can be braced rigidly but cannot house the topmast during heavy weather Lipton and Watson attended as the mast was stopped Sails for the challenger are due at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Thomas Lipton
Mr. Watson
Challenger
Constitution in trim again for new spins at Newport
The Constitution sails from Bristol with a stronger bobstay and upgraded rigging to begin tuning-up spins in Newport. New steel wire bobstay, longer pennants, and refined topmast runners were installed as Nat Herreshoff and Duncan inspected gear before tomorrow’s planned offshore trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Bristol
Duncan
Ogdenshare Club
Mount Morris
Constitution
Nat Herreshoff
Mr. Duncan
Opening of Kiel Regatta May Herald Strong Ocean Contest
Kiel regatta opens with light wind and Emperor William prize event. Twenty yachts compete for the City of Kiel Cup including Arcachon Cis and Navana. Vessels from United States Russia Denmark Norway Sweden France and many German clubs attend Regatta week promises more interest than 1900 as Emperor William Prize race heats up with late entry of Mrs Robert Goelet aboard Nahma and the Mishe Nahma controversy.
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Kiel
Fai
Wil
Sam
Arcachon
Cis
Navana
Ece
Germany
Kiel F
Great Britain
United States
Russia
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
France
Munich
Berlin
Robert Goelet
Nahma
Penn's Crew on the Thames at Henley
Americans debut on the river at Henley England as Penn crew contest the regatta course. They row 7 1/2 minutes with 30 to 32 strokes per minute and finish the course in good form despite a later wind and rain. Spectators observe a neat athletic crew and praise their progress through the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley
England
Gardiner
Five Horse Shoes Inn
Ellis Ward
Crews at Poughkeepsie in rough river race
The Hudson River stayed rough all afternoon delaying Pennsylvania crews who rested while coach Hanlan prepared his Varsity four and eight. Frazer joined as stroke of the freshmen eight, and a tense race with the Varsity followed before a senior shell began taking on water and sank, forcing rowers to swim to the launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hudson River
Pennsylvania
Hanlan
Hull
Eyr
Iselin
Bradley
Frazer
Ynigo
Gillies
Greene
Staengland
Varsity
Re 2
Yale and Harvard crews practice amid grueling week
Yale four and freshmen struggled in light sessions at Gale's Ferry after Tuesday's four mile row with lingering fatigue. Harvard crew watched Yale's baseball game results then celebrated with fireworks at Red Top, while their oarsmen showed slow progress and lingering instability though freshmen improved.
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Gale’s Ferry
Conn
Yale
Allen
Storrow
Harvard
Red Top
Cambridge
Cycling Leagues in Harmony and Reinstatements
A. G. Batchelder led the National Cycling Association board back from Buffalo after a three day session. The key move was re establishing ties with the Canadian Wheelmen Association to include Canadian cities in the grand circuit. The meeting set a new eight inch width limit for motor pacing machines and allowed referees to remove windshields. Philadelphia and Washington riders H. C. Gardiner, Larry Barlow, Emil Rudolph, D. C. were reinstated as amateurs, with several others receiving reinstatement consideration.
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A. G. Batchelder
Board of Control
The
National Cycling Association
Buffalo
Canadian Wheelmen's Association
H. C. Gardiner
Arry Barlow
Emil Rudolph
Philadelphia
D. C
Washington, D. C
Thomas L. Bird
St. Paul
New Yorks Fall 7–0 as Chesbro Dominates Pittsburg at Polo Grounds
Errors and late hitting doomed the New Yorks in a 7 to 0 defeat to Pittsburg. Chesbro allowed nine safeties while Doheny held his own with five strikeouts. Early in the game Pittsburg scored five runs on a single hit and a costly misplay, the rally setting the tone for the day at the Polo Grounds.
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Pittsburg
Chesbro
New Yorks
Polo Grounds
Pittsburgs
Doheny
New York
Ribpore
Hal
OlClarke
Selbach
Beaum't
Bernard
Leach
Hi N
Bransf'd
Ganzel
Wagner
St'g
Ritchey
Bower’an
I/Ely
Nelson
O’connor
Il Chesbro
Beaumont
Ely
Dou
van Haltren
Ganzell
Ansfield
Bowerman
Mr. O'Day
Brooklyn Triumphs Over Cincinnati At Washington Park
Hard consecutive hitting gave Brooklyn another victory over Cincinnati at Washington Park. Donovan starred with a long homer and solid defense while Hahn held Cincinnati to limited hits. Keeler and Farrell led Brooklyn with multiple hits as Sheckard and Daly added key contributions and Donovan earned the win.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Washington Park
Hahn
Cincinnatis
Keeler
Farrell
Sheckard
Daly
Donovan
Dobbs
Vyl Keeler
Harley
Beckley
O Daly
O Crawf’d
Dahlen
Magoon
O McCrry
Steinf’'t
O'Farrell
Irwin
Gatins
Peitz
O'Mcguire
Steinfeldt
McCreery
Wita
Mr. Dwyer
Scoreboard snippets from 1920s city matchups
At Baltimore Baltimore 7 Milwaukee. At Washington Washington 8 Detroit 7. At Philadelphia Cleveland 6 Philadelphia 4. At Boston Boston 4 Chicago 3.
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Baltimore
Milwaukee
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Eastern League Game at Buffalo Result
In Buffalo the Buffalo team defeated Hartford 13 to 6 in an Eastern League matchup. The game featured Buffalo scoring multiple unanswered drives while Hartford struggled to mount a comeback.
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At Buffalo
Buffalo
Hartford
New York State League Games Score Totals
In Troy Albany defeated Troy 9 to 4. Schenectady beat Ilion 4 to 2. Cortland routed Binghamton 16 to 5.
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Troy
Albany
Schenectady
Ilion
Cortland
Binghamton
Standings Snapshot From Early Season Basketball Marks
The fragment shows team records and percentages for a basketball season with entries including Pittsburg Boston New York Philadelphia St. Louis Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago and Pe. 5, indicating a standings style table summarizing wins losses and win percentages for several teams.
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W.L. P.C
Pittsburg
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Games Scheduled for Today in Major Cities
Pittsburg visits New York, Cincinnati plays Brooklyn, Chicago travels to East St Louis and Philadelphia hosts a matchup. Local schedules show key teams hitting the road across the league today with multiple city pairings.
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Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Hicago
Jennings May Play with Brooklyn
Hugh Jennings will not play in the American League but may sign with the Brooklyn National League club. Secretary Goldman of the Baltimore club returned from Philadelphia and said no agreement with Manager Mack of the Athletics to permit signing with Baltimore. Jennings indicated he would likely go to Brooklyn if Mack refused consent to play with Baltimore.
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Jennings
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Hugh Jennings
Goldman
Philadelphia
Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Harvard Beats Yale In First Harvard Yale Series Game
Harvard defeated Yale 7 to 3 at Soldiers Field before about 10,000 spectators in Cambridge. Clarkson pitched well for Harvard, Homerun threats by Stillman Robertson Frantz and Winslow, while Yale's Guernsey and Cook struggled with timely Harvard hitting and errors. The game lasted about 2 hours and 25 minutes with Harvard taking early lead and holding on through the middle innings.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yale
Soldiers Field
Clarkson
Waddell
Frantz
Bill’’ Reid
Cook
Robertson
Winslow
Stillman
Devens
Coolidge
Ribpoae GueMasey
Clark
Sharpe
Reid
O Frantz
O’rourke
Oj Stillman
Devena
Eliason
O Fincke
Hirsch
Oj Coolidge
Wen So
Wendell
O’ Rourke
Rvard
O'Rourke
Guernsey
Fincke
ly—Hirsch
Um- Snyder
Advancés to Final Rounds in Metropolitan Tennis Tourney
In the Metropolitan championship at West Side Tennis Club semi finals yielded two lopsided results. Paret defeated Wyeth 6-1 7-5, Little beat Talbot 6-1 6-2. Final set for men’s singles features Little vs Paret, with Fischer awaiting the champion.
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Talbot
Wyeth
Paret
E. P. Fischer
Miss Atkinson
Miss Jones
J. P. Paret
G. L. Wyeth
R. D. Little
T. H. Talbot
O. M. Bostwick
Calhoun Cragin
Dr. A. B. Wadsworth
H. A. Tallant
Marion Jones
Helen Homans
T. C. Trask
Juliette Atkinson
Sarah Homans
Sheppard Howans, Jr
G. L. Wyth
C. C. Kelly
H. E. Avery
L. N. Chase
C. M. Relyea
Philadelphia Cricketers Win Veteran Match
The annual cricket clash between New York and Philadelphia veterans ended with a 75 run victory for Philadelphia at the Belmont Cricket Club on Elmwood ground.
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Philadelphia
Veterans of
New York
Belmont Cricket Club
Elmwood
Quaker City
Brooklyn Cricket Club Defeats Livingston Field Club on Staten Island
The Brooklyn Cricket Club batted well yesterday at Staten Island and defeated the Livingston Field Club by 147 runs after Brooklyn declared at 7 wickets down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Cricket Club
Staten Island
Livingston Field Club
Brooklyns
Drawn Cricket Game at Bergen Point Surprises Knickerbockers
Nelson Lodge Cricket Club batted to 179 for 4 at Bergen Point, forcing Knickerbocker Athletic Club to 120 for 5 in a drawn match. The contest between Nelson Lodge and Knickerbocker saw a spirited showing with the teams sharing the spoils after a day of Nos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergen Point
Nelson Lodge Cricket Club
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Nelson Spot
Knickerbocker
Tenth annual Atalanta Wheelmen race set for Newark track
The tenth annual bicycle race meet of the Atalanta Wheelmen of Newark, postponed from June 15, will occur tomorrow at the Vailsburg track. Besides the main event, a mile handicap and a half mile open for amateurs, plus several special matches, are planned. Entry blanks are at 220 Broadway. entries close tomorrow. The Madison Square Garden track is widened by five feet with twelve foot banking, promising high speeds. Over one hundred electric fans will heat the amphitheatre, making theGarden comfortable. English cyclists Thomas Gascoyne and Sydney Jenkins may race in a tandem paced by motors against nk and Nat Butler, if matches with Revere Beach promoters materialize for July 1.
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Broadway
Madison Square Garden
Thomas Gascoyne
Sydney Jenkins
Manhattan Beach
Nat Butler
Revere Beach
Boston
America
Tandem Cyclists Beat Taylor in Bordeaux Race
In Bordeaux on June 20 Grognac and Prevost rode a tandem to defeat Major Taylor, the famed American cyclist, in two heats. The victory marked a notable upset against the renowned sprinter.
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Taylor
Bordeaux
Grognac
Prevost
Major S Taylor
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