Moynahan Shines at Xavier Spring Games at Celtic Park
J J Moynahan emerged as the top athlete at Xavier College Athletic Association Spring Games held yesterday at Celtic Park L I. He claimed wins in the 440 yard dash and the one mile run and also won the 80 yard dash as a strong handicapper. The meet featured multiple events across college prep and grammar divisions with numerous podium finishers including A L Rafter E J Eytinge J E Donnelly J O Connor Jr and M J Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Moynahan
Xavier College Athletic Association
Celtic Park
W. A. McAdams
R. K E. Connolly
M. J. Sullivan
College
A. L. Rafter
J.J. Dunn
E. J. Eytinge
Grammar
A. Metham
I. Feury
J. Egan
Scratceh
E. J. Sullivan
W. J. Cahill
W. EB. McDonnell
G. H. Nuppenau
O. Ramos
J. J. Moynehen
J. FF. Dunn
J.P. Noonan
A. Rowan
J. J. Lilly
Ja. E. McCox
E. van Dam
J. A. Keens
I. A. Rowan
J. A.keenan
J. W. Murphy
P. S. O'Connor
R. Feury
T. Leahy
A. Wallace
E. L. Sullivan
J. E. Donnelly
J. O'Connor, Jr
Sullivan
Donnelly
G. J. Lawrence
J. B. Meehan
E. A. Rowan
J. A. Keenan
F. J. Scannell
L. E. McCoy
I. A. Scannell
J. F. Dunn
J. J. Walsh
Manhattan and Kings County Cricket Clash at Prospect Park
The Manhattan Cricket Club edged Kings County by eleven runs at Prospect Park in a closely contested match. Manhattan posted 126 runs to Kings County 115, with a tense finish highlighting the strong play from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Park
Manhattan
Kings County
Manhattans
Contestor Wins Swift Stakes at Sheepshead Bay Mile
Contestor ridden by McJoynt dominates the Swift Stakes at Sheepshead Bay winning by two lengths over Brigadier with Killashandra in third. Handwork, the favorite in the fifth race, dominates to win by four lengths as the day features procession-like finishes in the other purse events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contestor
Wyndham
Walden
New York
McJoynt
Sheepsh
Brigadier
Tabor
Gold Or
Tulane
Oliver Me
Buffoon
Prince of Melrose
Belle of Lexington
Decanter
Greyfeld
Blaeaway
Rogers & Rose
Handwork
Bounteous
Star
Bangor
Post Haste
Sir Fitzhugh
P. Clark
Stonshenge-Margery
B. G
Ballard
G. A. Miller
Buttoon
Br. G
Maher
James Adams
Tinge
Turner
Hiner
Koenig
Exit
Grayless
Robert Metcalf
George H. Whitney
Farandaise- Orchid
Henry
J. E Madden
Beau Gallant
A. Featherstone
Minion
Br. c
O’connor
Luke Ward
Spinel
Colchester
Termless
Admiral Pepper
James J. Corbett
Tom Kenny
Aurous
Prince Stonemouth
Mateo
Ethics
Ginki
F. R. Hitchcock
Deceiver Maudlin
B. H
R. A. Smith
Rausch
E. L. Grane
Blueaway
Rutter
Ildrim
Herbert
Hammock
Big Gun
Rk. W. Walden & Sons
Galore-Conjectrix
Belmont
McCue
Ww. C
B. c
Spencer
W. H. Sands
Secord
C. Littlefield, Jr
B. T
Littlefield
Monad
Wellesley
Frisbie & Co
Deceiver Aimee
Ch. c
Booker
O. L. Richards
R. T. Wilson
al Reeves
First Futurity Course Maiden Race Entry List
Stall sheet lists maidens two years old for a five furlong opening Futurity course with 105 pounds for each entrant including Queen Quality Candle Hollow Wood About Anna Darling Alzara Award Jill Green wood Dactyl Wanna Zenaide Countess Pepper Empress of Beauty Aggie Chel Adam Beatrice Trigger Ganymede Princess Evelyn Ida Carbry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Quality
Candle
Hollow Wood
About
Anna Darling
Alzara
Award
Jill Greenwood
Dactyl
Wanna
Zenaide
Countess Pepper
Empress of Beauty
Aggie Chel
Adam Beatrice
Trigger
Ganymede
Princess Evelyn
Ida Carbry
Dan Rice
Precursor
the Amazon
Anjou
Central Trust
Intrusive
Prince McClurg
Idrim and Lothario
Blueaway
Gulden
Knight of the Garter
Larson
Fatalist
San Cecelia
Timely
Lady Massey
Mountain Mist
Prejudice
Miss Hanover
Pink Domino
Affect
Dread
Sentry
Vouch
Thymer
Bowen
Hycoe
Moor
Orderer
Quiz
Alsike
Curie
Landeman
Miller
Radford
Gilroy
Belgrade
Lester
Cyrano
Col
Rue
Long Isle
Wandering Minstrel
Water Cure
Nansen
Thoroughbred Race Results Across Two Cities
In Cincinnati and St. Louis on June 21 six and five furlong races yielded multiple winners. Rockingham and Eunomia led in Cincinnati with Star Chamber and Secundus strong in longer sprints. Hottentot and Capron topped events in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Rockingham
J. Hicks
Dulac
Julia Rose
Michaels
May Cherry
Corner
Honeywood
Star Chamber
Caywood
Florizar
Tighland Lad
Secundus
Harshberger
John R. I Uen
Ferrari
ST. Louis
Hottentot
J. Woods
Lanza
Gilbert
Zackford
Isobel
Capron
McGinn
Muskalonge
Vic
Connie Lee
Onée
Pinochle
Found
Annie Oldfield
Triadza
Dominick
Belle of
Horse Races Results From Dee and Buffalo Meet
At Dee on June 21 four and a half furlongs to seven furlongs races highlighted by Paleton, Orion, Norford and Silverdale among others with times ranging from 1:11 to 1:49. In Buffalo the program featured Miss Al Tarrow and Donna Seay in sprint legs and Oakmaid and Kitty Regent in longer dashes with winning times around 1:16 to 1:20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Paleton
Enos
Matin
Ericsele
Orion
Flick
Little Regg
Abe Furst
Norford
Benalder
Silverdale
Bullman
Grandon
Princess Tatyana
Dr. Walmsley
Barney F
the Lady
J. Walsh
Molo
Erwin
Buffalo
Miss al Tarrow
Castro
Easter Lily
Infelice
Donna Seay
Postel
Compass
Ida Quicklime
Oakmaid
Zanone
Royal Sterling
Irvin
Roy Gray
Kitty Regent
Annié Fenton
Glad Hand
Teuton
Trotting and pacing finals close seven heat fair event
On the last day of the fair the free-for-all trotting segment required seven heats to conclude. Readouts show times from 2:20 to 2:38 with purses ranging from 100 to 400 dollars and multiple named horses and handlers competing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lill
B. m
George Roeckel
Myra
John McGuire
Monnette
B. G
Ed Duryeh
Parkway Stables
Eaalga
General Brayton
General
Morris Wright
Lady Primrose
Jones
G. A. Pussey
Esesereeees Roommate
McMurray
Pete Raven
Bik. G
G. S
Hendrickson
Rosie Wilkes
Blk
King Chimes
George
Sir
W. R. Rose
Central New York Circuit meet yields close finishes
Geneva reports a productive third day with fast heats and tight finishes. Mare Mary Bell and filly Dalcontaro race for purses of 500 and 3500, while Tod Sloan in Kokomo announces plans to return to America in three weeks with multiple mount offers and a strong win record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
N. Y
New York
Mary Bell
B. m
William L. Jones
Baltimore
Sda
Elmira
Helena A
Frank Matty
Syracuse
Dalcontaro
Giaa Hyenas
Garnet
Ch. m
Vernon Miller
Oneida Castle
Little Judd
Br. G
L. H. ‘Spencer
Rochester
Silver Thorn
A. W. Leonard
Friendship
Kathleen, Ch. m
Kokomo
Ind
Tod Sloan
J. D. Blouser
England
America
Knollwood Amateur Golf Event Narrowly Splits Honors
C M Hamilton Baltusrol Club and A De Witt Cochrane of St Andrew's and Ardsley nearly equal the Knollwood amateur record with 78 on the 4592 yard course in qualifying. They tie for gold, determine medal by afternoon scores, but both fail to advance after 19 hole matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Hamilton
Baltusrol
A. de Witt Cochrane
St. Andrew’s
Ardsley
Knollwood Country Club
White Plains
Walter J. Travis
Cochrane
Hamilton
J. A. Janin, Jr
Harbor Hill
W. H. Davis
Touay Wsie
S. Os
Lakewood
Maturin Ballou
Apawamis
Oe & G
Kent
W. W. Taylor
Wee Burn— Out
Pgtad
beRorecs
Coe
T’al
Carl E. Martin
Fairfield
F. C. Carley
Knollwood
Alexander Morton
Westchester
Co. I. Tappin
Westbrook
Grier Campbell
George A. Jenkins
Wee Burn
Grenville Kane
Tuxedo
R. C. Carroll
W. W. Lowrey
Richmond Co
G. H. Bowley
Jersey City
F.M. Freeman
J. D. Irving
A. D. Compton
D. M. Marvin
Englewood
J. G. Douglas
Oakland
Irving Brokaw
F. D. Hooper
S. d. L- Townsend
G.£ Armstrong
Staten Island
H. Fy Lice
Wyitson
B. Mearford
Rnoon
Vidzat's
Morten
Tajo
McKinley
Ballou
Havemeyer
Essaeeeeseneeeeh
Indye
Davis
Tappin
Jenkins
James
Eeley
Campbell
Morris County Women Triumph Over Powelton Golf Club
In a metropolitan team championship match at Morristown New Jersey Morris County women defeated Powelton Golf Club 49 holes to 1. Miss Mead saved the Newburg contingent from a total defeat by beating Miss March by one hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris County
Powelton Golf Club
Morris
Morristown
N. J
Miss Mead
Newburg
Miss March
Yale Wins Baseball Game Over Harvard in Cambridge
Immense crowd of about ten thousand watched Yale defeat Harvard 15 to 5 on Soldiers Field. Yale led after the fifth inning, with Quinby and Cook pacing a strong offensive showing and Clark misplaying the Yale infield at times. Harvard pitchers Stillman Kernan and McDonald combined to allow eighteen Yale hits, while Yale’s defense and batting, led by Quinby and Cook, sealed the early victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yale
Stillman
Kernan
McDonald
Loughlin
Clark
Capt. Reid
Quinby
Cook
Capt. Camp
Oj Kendall
Camp
Coolidge
Wendell
Sharpe
O Reid
Sullivan
Milne
Fink Ceo
dPincke
Rsh
Neke
Ie B'nwell
Ogeorge
Rob’tson
P.l
Hirsh
Guernsey
Oeete Coalin Eet Iobeete
Devens
Robertson
Reid
Mr. Smith
Which Do We Do The Food We Eat The Better Off We Are
An editorial notices the claim that choosing the best food yields greater well being and cheaper nutrition, arguing superior powders and products save money. The piece frames cost as relative to quality and emphasizes prudent selection for health and economy.
Dineen Shines as New York Falls to Boston in Rough Defense
Dineen pitched superbly for Boston while Hawley struggled as New York slipped to defeat. Sharp fielding marked the game with Stahl hitting a homer for Boston and multiple miscues by New York contributing to the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
Boston
Dineen
New York
Hawley
Smith
Lton
van H'n
Collins
Davis
Tenney
Selbach
Stahl
Doyle
Long
Csssseerees
van Haltren
Bowerman
Hickman
Clements
Mr. Emslie
Brooklyn Beats Philadelphia In Ninth Inning Rally
Brooklyn overcame a 6 3 deficit in the ninth inning as Orth left the mound and Brooklyns produced four hits. Bernhard relieved and allowed five runs on two wild pitches and two safe hits. Final score Brooklyn 5 Philadelphia 6 with 9 innings reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Orth
Brooklyns
Bernhard
Brooklyn
Jones
Thomas
Keeler
Slagle
Jennings
O Delahy
Kelly
Flick
Dahlen
Douglass
Cross
Childs
Daly
Dolan
McGuire
Nops
Sheckard
Kitson
Naps
Beckley
O’day
Clubs Standings Amid Tight League Showdowns
The standings show Brooklyn and Chicago leading with strong marks, while Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston and New York trail. A mix of wins and losses reflects a tight race as teams jostle for position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P.C
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburg
New York
New York State League Scores Report
In Binceton Troy topped an opponent 2 to 0. At Rome Utica won 6 to 2. Oswego beat Schenectady 11 to 4. Cortland defeated Albany 63 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binceton
Pane
Troy
Rome
Utica
Oswego
Oswey
Schenectady
Cortland
Albany
Eastern League Scores From Springfield Providence Worcester Hartford
At Springfield Rochester 0 to 2. At Providence Toronto 2 to 6. At Worcester Worcester 5 to 6. At Hartford Syracuse 4 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Rochester
Providence
Toronto
Worcester
Montreal
Hartford
Syracuse
Yale Crew Triumph Over Harvard in Rough Water
GALES FERRY June 21 Yale's baseball victory over Harvard is celebrated while the Harvard crew labors in choppy conditions. The Varsity four lags behind last year's form amid constant lineup changes. Freshmen, with George at bow in Hartwell's spot, race raggedly as the Varsity tests starts on smoother water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gales Ferry
Yale
Harvard
Crimson
Varsity
George
Bow
Hartwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Biscuit Company
Graham
Spalding Bicycles
Spalding
Spalding’s
Spalding & Bros
Spalding - Bidwell Co
Nassau Street
Ladies’ Chain
Crescent
Warren St
Willis
Park Row
P. O
Bidwell Co
Fulton St
106Th St
Columbus Av
the New York Times
ST. Francis Xavier Games
Sheepshead Bay
Silver Brook Stud
L. O. Appleby
Silver Brook
Fasig-Tipton Company
Tristan Windermer
Hindoo
J. Hynes
Knight of Ellerslie Army
Springbok
Imp
Meddler
Fatima
Pickwick
Mr. Pickwick
Charles T. Patterson
Goldcrest-Spaldie
Blue Mantle
C. T. Patterson
Tristan-Ursuline Nun
Longfellow
L. Elmore
Knight of Ellerslie-Coruna
S. Levy
Knight of Ellerslie-Dearest
Imp. Glenelg
A. Weber
Jennie
Lottie Hunter
Mineola
Cecssphieke Poe
Atral
Hunter Rye
Hunter
Lal
LAPT
Copia
Universal
A. B. Hart
Frank Mora
S. William St
New York, N
Stillman and Kernan
Anheuser-Busch
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Assn
Michelob
Anheuser-Standard
Sporting Goods
Victor Newport
Wright & Ditson’s
N. Y. Sporting Goods CO
Nassau ST
Maiden Lane
Detroit
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Thames
Lenox Club
Lenox Tennis Club
R. D. Little
B. C. Wright
W. C. Grant
J. P. Paret
M. A. Agelasto
C. E. Fennessey
A. R. Bradford
J. S. Rogers
L. J. Grant
E. P. Fischer
H. H. Hackett
O. M. Bost
C. M. Relyea
Robert Colwell, Jr
C. P. Rice
Miss McAleer
Miss Winner
Maud Banks
Bessie Rastall
Cner
Dr. McConnell
Stapleton
S. I
Richmond
James Feeny
New Dorp Beach
Commissioner of Charities
E. Stuart Taxter
John Carmichael
J. Winfield Scott
Walter L. Scott
Charles E. Hoyer
William R. Eddy
William Tompkins
H. V. McCormick