New York Times Newspaper Archives, Jun 23, 1901, p. 9

Aloha finishes first in American Derby at Washington Park

Virginia Bradley's Robert Waddell ridden by Bullman wins the American Derby at Washington Park by a length in 2 38 4 5 in front of Terminus. The Parader, Bonnibert, His Eminence and others follow as crowds cheer the 1900s standout. Waddell pulls clear in stretch after The Parader leads early. Bullman secures a thrilling victory amid a crowded grandstand.

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Civicago Virginia Bradley Aloha Ecding Robert Waddell Washington Park Modesty Bullman Terminus W. T. Shafter-Blazes R. T. Wilson, Jr Frank Farrell Bonnibert Clarence H. Mackay Odom Sannazarro Beau Gallant Silverdale Sadie S New York Dwyer Piggott John Bullman W. M. Hayes Lady the Parader Sadie Smith Waddell McGinn Six Shooters Parader Kindly Bullgaan Caviar Caywood Advance Guard Jiminez Coburn Lady Padden Henry Burt Maud Gonne Wild Pirate W. J. DeRoe Eddie Jones Isia George Arnold Vandusen Leroy Robertson Tush Sharp Bird Yellow Tail Theory Tayon Hattie Jane Likeness Headwater Moneymass Sannazzaro Six Shooter Federal Matthews Flaunt J. Woods Maggie Davis Feome Leeking Rollick Walkenshaw John Drake Moses Magi Pentecost Red Hook Bridge Bragg William H Runnels Boston Franc M. C Blue Mantle Saint Sever Corrinne Unland Waiith Barrack Nutt Pac Possart Sam McKeever Knight Knight Banneret Hy Lee Rogue

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Huge Price for Race Horse Nasturtium Bought by Whitney

Millionaires W C Whitney and J B Haggin in a $50 000 plus private sale at Sheepshead Bay. The colt Nasturtium moved from A L Aste to Whitney’s training establishment amid talk of being the season’s champion two year old. The exact price was not confirmed but described as greatly exceeding fifty thousand dollars.

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John E. Madden Blue Girl Nasturtium Sheepshead Bay James J. McLaughlin Mr. Whitney J. B. Haggin Mr. Haggin Kentucky California Whitney Fhlagegin Follansbee & Chandler Watercress Margerique Margerine Algerine Doncaster W. C. Whitney A. L. Aste William C. Whitney

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Harness Races at Parkway Track in Brooklyn

Postponed trotting and pacing matinee by Parkway Driving Club held yesterday on Parkville track. Amateur reinsmen showcased skills across three straight-heat events including a gentlemen’s 2 in 3 and exhibition time trials with results listing horse names and owners.

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Parkway Track Parkway Driving Club Parkville Brooklyn Charles A. Moore Brayton N. Ryan B. G Frank W John Cadoos B. m Nancy Burns E. T. Bedford G. G. General Shafter Cc. Bedford

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Chess News and Notes from New York and Buffalo

The New York State Chess Association selects Buffalo as the next midsummer meeting site for early August with a possible team match against Pennsylvania. A large correspondence team event of NY versus PA is planned, pending official endorsement and program finalization. Dr. Macdonald wins the Scottish championship in Glasgow. A 100-board England North-South correspondence match ends with the South ahead 57 to 43.

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New York State Chess Association Board of Managers Buffalo Exposition City Pennsylvania Chess Association Buffalo Whist and Chess Club Broughton New York Association Pennsylvania Ellicott Square New York Pennsylvania Association Rice Macdonald Foyers Scotland D. Y. Mills Glasgow England H. BE. Atkins South

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Large crowd watches two Celtic Park athletic meets on Long Island City

About 500 spectators attend two events at Celtic Park as 15 trials occur in the 100 yard dash and 14 in the 76 yard dash. Henry Arnold of Union Settlement AC wins the half mile in 1 95 3 5 from the 10 yard mark and Harrison Steeves of Columbia wins the 75 yard novice in 0 08 2 5 with several records and notable placements across events by Union Settlement, St Bartholomew, Mosaic clubs and others.

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S J. Bartholomew's Athletic Club Celtic Park Long Island City Henry Arnold Union Settlement Athletic Club Amateur Athletic Union Harrison Steeves Columbia University H. Steeves Columbia University H. \. Tabel Polytechnic Institute Brooklyn J. Meiners Germania Athletic Club West Side M. S. Benford Union Settlement Athleti Iub O. Sauer St. Barthew Athletic Club C.A. Wagan Fourth Regiment Jersey City George Bischoff Pastime Athletic Club W. Kaufman National Athletic Club D. Graham J. Lockwood Mohawk Athletic Club H. Francis H. Arnold I. H. Wright J. J. Farrell St. Bartholomew's Athletic Club H. Goldberg J. Wallace A. Bradley A. McKeehnie Mohawk_ Athletic Club A. MacKenzie C. L. Brady Xavier Athletic Association A.sauer St. Bartholomew Athletic Club R. H. Hatfield Knickerbocker Athletic Club J. W. Price St. George's Athletic Club J. A. Ruddy W. J. Dugan Village Athletic Club F. A. Sullivan Institute Athletic Club

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American Trap Shooters Win in Glasgow Match

The international clay pigeon contest in Glasgow on June 22 for £200 ended with America leading Scotland 973 to 831. Fred Gilbert of Spirit Lake Iowa and R Merrill of Milwaukee Wisconsin tied for best individual score with 99 and both teams used double barrels at the guests’ request. Crosby and Merrill each broke fifty straight targets with Merrill achieving six misses across the meet as the Americans built a widening margin to finish.

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Glasgow America Scotland Fred Gilbert Spirit Lake Iowa R. M Rrill Milwaukee Wis Gilbert Merrill Crosby Tripp Heikes Fanning

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Brigadier Sets World Mile Record at Sheepshead Bay

Brigadier a four year old gelding from August Belmont’s stable ran one mile in 1 37 4 5 at Sheepshead Bay. Ridden by Mounce the 112 pound favorite beat Cyrano and Star Bright to set a new world mile record. The Grand National Steeplechase Handicap followed with Sackett winning by three lengths over King T and Passe Partout in a field of fourteen. Smart Set won the Surf Stakes and Doland finished strong in the later event.

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Sheepshead Bay Race Track Belmont Brigadier Sheepshead Bay Round Course Water Orimar Mounce Sheepshead Bay Cyrano Philadelphia Michael Murphy Colleee Harry W. Smith Sackett Kin T George Keene Smjt J. H. McCormick Dr. Eichberg Euphone Magic Light Liverpool King T Passe Partout Perion Smith Mr. Smith Fleischmann Smart Set Leonid Old Doland Ana Inshot Ben Viking Dolando Frank Clark Follanshee & Davis Cameron Meddler-Annot Lyle O’connor J. E. McDonald Evelyn Maud Setauket Lady Holyrood B. F G. Thompson Meditation Woodmanston Quixada Carroll Ascension Man O' War H. M. Mason R. R. Rice Wax Tower Candlemas Utility Coombs A. Featherstone E. Burroughs Julius Fleischman Br. c Halma-Fashionablé Shaw Hastings-Leopodina Munnce Dean Swift Goldfinch Thomas Welsh Pelmont S. Brigadier B. G Rayon Bridget Michael _Murphy Ch. c Pessara- Bradwick H. Cochran W. C. Whitney Star Bright Aintree-Spaldie T. Burns All Green John J. Hyland Sackett, B Berson-Catherine C Carson Harry Partout Doctor Eichberg Jack Carey Klondyke Zinzibar Self Protection Aphone A. Wheeler W. I. Kilpatrick B. H Long Tom Viking-Sorceress F. Farrell John E. Madden B. c Polanco Thomas Green

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Organizing Chicago Olympian Games Association

Plans for a Chicago Olympian Games Association are perfected with a forthcoming formal meeting. A board of fifteen directors will supervise twenty two sub committees including international members. Athletics and construction lead the two main committees overseeing athlete eligibility and stadium building.

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Columbia Varsity eight posts fastest four mile trial in 1907

Francis S Bangs reported the Columbia Varsity eight to have a world record pace in a four mile trial on the Hudson near Poughkeepsie in 18 36, with Coach Hanlan noting possible faster times in a race. Freshmen paced and then the Varsity surged to a 19 minute mark, inspiring strong sentiment among Columbia supporters.

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New York Times Poughkeepsie N. Y Columbia Francis S. Bangs Intercollegiate Rowing Association Comstock Hanlan Hudson Cornell Pennsylvania Dean Howard van Amringe Shell Yale R. Jackson H. C. Townsend A. D. Weeks F. B. Irvine S. P. Nash M. Stevenson R.B. Bartholomew É. M. Niezer

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Yale and Harvard Rowers Ready for Thames Regatta

Yale and Harvard crews rest for a final Thames race week at Gales Ferry Conn Harvard eight shows strength in stroke and teamwork while Yale hopes for even odds with its lighter line Hooker nears training edge as both squads undergo physical checks and eye the upcoming race day.

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New London Conn Thames Connecticut Gales Ferry Old Yale Fair Harvard Institutions of Learning Red Top Harvard Broadview Yale Hooker

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Francis May Not Row for Cornell in Hudson Race

Cornell's Rowing Committee has not yet decided if John Francis will be allowed to row in the Hudson event. If Francis competes, crew members will boycott both varsity and freshman races. The Varsity and freshman crews depart for Poughkeepsie, with the 1900 boat and new four-oared shell packed for transport.

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Yale Harvard Coffin Varsity New York Times Ithaca N. Y Cornell University Athletic Council John M. Francis Cornell Hudson Charles Francis John Francis Poughkeepsie Auburn Lehigh Central Auurn Courtney Cobbon John Hoyle Jackson Bow Wadsworth Whittlesey Nutting Torney Thompson Borden Atkin Walker and Lyford Oaks

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Pennsylvanians Compete At Henley Grand Cup

The Pennsylvanians rowed the Henley course in a slow stroke but showed drive on return while Leander and New College posted 7 minutes 3 seconds. Dublin and Goldie coached crews joined the field for the Grand Challenge Cup entries with Ghent, Thames, Leander, and New College among six entries. Heckman of Canada entered the Diamond Sculls.

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Henley England Regatta Island Leander New College Temple Island Hambledon Lock Dublin Lake Killarney Goldie Cambridge Lehman Pennsylvania Associated Press Ward Thames London Ghent Heckman

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New York A C Beats Morristown Field Club In Amateur League

New York A C defeated Morristown F C 15 to 11 as New York hitters collected 15 hits and Morristown 11. Powell led NY A C with four safeties and Howell hit a home run for Morristown. Cairns started for Morristown and Kelly closed for New York. The game extended to 2 hours 15 minutes with several double plays and errors shaping the late rally.

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Morristown N. J New York Athletic Club Morristown Field Club New York Boys Morristowns Powell Howell Morristown Boys New Yorks Cowan Little Brown Joyce H. O'Connor Ford Cairns New York Kelly NEW York A. C F. C Phillips Tg Powell J Connor Barry Ailen Shevanees Olford P. O'Connor Morristown F. C Todd Morley Kelly Hayes H. O’connor Cairn Leinkeulf Riscown FL. GC

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Brooklyn Loses Twice to Chicago at Washington Park

Brooklyn drops both games to Chicago at Washington Park after a close five innings in the first, Chicago rallying with a fusillade of hits. McJames and Dovan pitching struggles helped Chicago surge ahead. Brooklyn’s two runs came in the second game, with Taylor holding Brooklyn in check after the first inning as Chicago scores came from four singles and a muffed fly.

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Washington Park Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati McJames Donovan Chicagos Taylor Brooklyns Chicaggi Keeler Sheckard Childs Daly Dahlen Farrell Gatins

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Handicapped Tennis Tourney Finishes on Staten Island

The Staten Island Ladies Club courts at Livingston, S. I., hosted a handicap tennis tournament begun Friday and concluded yesterday. Miss Helen Homans won the women's singles and George Boyd took the men's singles.

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Staten Island Ladies’ Club Livingston S. I Helen Homans George Boyd

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New York Falls to St Louis in Polo Grounds Tilt

The New York team was beaten by St Louis before 10 000 at the Polo Grounds. Denzer started strong but weakened in the fifth as Doheny relieved and struggled in the eighth. Heidrick led St Louis with a home run and multiple hits while Burkett reached base five times. St Louis scored in each of the later innings to seal an 8 to 3 victory.

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New York St. Louis Polo Grounds Denzer Powell Doheny Nelson Heidrick Burkett Pittsburg Donovan Padden Wallace Ganzel Bunting Kruger van Haltren Ryan Strang Grrly McGann Hickman Centre Bowerman Poae van H'n Selbach O Heidr'k Bernard O/McGann O Wallace Bower'n

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Baseball scorebox snippet with players Kitson Taylor

In a brief baseball box reading Kitson struck out five times and Taylor four times. The game lasted one hour and thirty five minutes. Umpires were Dwyer and Cunningham.

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Kitson Taylor Messrs. Dwyer and Cunningham

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American League Scores From Games In Baltimore Philadelphia Boston and Washington

In Baltimore the Tigers beat the Orioles 10 to 3. In Philadelphia the A's fell to the White Sox 6 to 4. In Boston the Indians defeated the Red Sox 8 to 1. In Washington the Brewers shut out the Senators 2 to 0.

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Rochester and Buffalo hockey scorelines reported

The records list multiple game results with teams Rochester Worcester Buffalo Hartford Toronto Syracuse Montreal Providence and others. Scores include Rochester 1 Worcester 3, Rochester 27 Worcester 4 second game, Buffalo 2 Hartford 0, Buffalo 7 Hartford 5 second game, Toronto 3 Toronto Syracuse 1, Montreal 2 Providence 1, Providence 3 Montreal 0 second game.

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Rochester Worcester Buffalo Hartford Toronto Syracuse Montreal Providence

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Tournament scores from regional matchups listed

At Troy Albany 6 to 3 in Troy. At Ilfon Schenectady 9 to 5 in Ilfon. At Binghamton Binghamton 10 to Cortland.

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Troy Albany Ilfon Schenectady Binghamton Cortland

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Two Good Polo Games as Rockaway Narrowly Beaten

In Bala砸 polo tournament opening 6000 fans watched the Philadelphia Country Club battles. The second team beat Rockaway 10 to 5, then the first team edged Rockaway 8 to 5 after a late surge and a quarter goal penalty against Rockaway.

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Jones Wins Metropolitan Championship in Straight Sets

Miss Marion Jones defeats Juliette Atkinson 6 2, 6 3, 6 1 to take the women's singles title at the Metropolitan Championship played at the West Side Tennis Club. Bostwick defaulted to Sanborn in the handicap men’s singles final after a semifinal loss, with Sanborn claiming the title. exhibition doubles saw Little and Alexander edge Fischer and Millett in three sets.

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West Side Tennis Club Eighty-ninth Street Central Park West Miss Jones Miss Atkinson O. M. Bostwick F. H. Sanborn Bostwick Bowen Sanborn Little Alexander Fischer Millett Princeton Marion Jones Juliette Atkinson A. B. Bowen L. N. Chase

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Aloha finishes first in American Derby at Washington Park

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Yale and Harvard Rowers Ready for Thames Regatta

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Francis May Not Row for Cornell in Hudson Race

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Pennsylvanians Compete At Henley Grand Cup

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New York A C Beats Morristown Field Club In Amateur League

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Brooklyn Loses Twice to Chicago at Washington Park

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