Hamburg Belle Wins Equality Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
Hamburg Belle led from start to finish in the Equality Stakes at one mile, fending off rivals as Scratches reduced the field. Dandelion chased the winner home by a length and a half, with Dolly Spanker third as a light shower and damp track slowed times. Landmark and Voliday posted long-priced wins in other races amid a mostly fillies-dominated card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg Belle
Sheepshead Bay
Coney Island Jockey Club
Paget
Wes
Dolly Spanker
Hamburgelle
Dandelion
Prince” Lamburg
Dolly’ Spanker
Tawice
Landmark
Samimark
Veatergrass
Aed
Daketen
Sandmark
Ridde
Baird
Watergrass
Ag Tol
Wither
Dax
Voliday
Stewards Rebuke O Neill Over Beldame Ride
Stewards at Sheepshead Bay reprimanded jockey O Neill for riding Beldame wide in the Advance Stakes to impede Agile ridden by Martin. They found he exceeded his duties but did not deem discipline necessary. O Neill claimed Agile crowding prompted his wider path in retaliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
O'Neill
Agile
Martin
O'Neil
Beldame
Spring Fasig Tipton sale tops yearling market at Sheepshead Bay
The combined Dixiana and Balgowan studs of Kentucks led the Spring sale at Fasig Tipton in Sheepshead Bay. Bids were strong on yearlings sired by Gold Crest and others, with notable lots including Genera Binal, Candlemas, Griffon Laurel, and Longflight Rathlogn offspring. Prices reached up to about 3,100 and 2,100, with buyers such as D. A. Baxle Ti, W. Lakeland, and JRE AONT among the bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixiana
Balgowan
Kentucks
Fasig-Tipton
Sheepshead Bay
William Lakeland
Veter -Quesal
Himvar
D. A. Baxle
Genera Binal
Tea Trax
D. ON. Boyle
McCarter
Knight of the Thistle
Orctagen-Collie Dozier
Duke Stromelin
Ben Strome-Linnee
Mcluff
Frank Farrell
Geiderest-Furlano
Wood
Montrose
T. R. Bradley
Strome- Tao
de Beaus
Oie
Hayman
Lena J
Pat Malloy
Mll
College crews on edge in practice before big race
At Poughkeepsie June 26, the Varsity eight for Wisconsin faced potential disruption as a key rower was ill. Rough Hudson conditions hampered Wisconsin, Cornell, Pennsylvania and Columbia crews, while Syracuse, Georgetown and Harvard reported mixed results. Yale and Harvard prepared with light training ahead of the next day’s events amid windy, choppy water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughbeepsie
N.Y
Hick
Madison
Wisconsin
Sim
Varsity
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Syracuse
Georgetown
Demisey
Ten Eyes
Stroke Packard
Ten Pyck
Hudson
Ten Eyck
Charles Courtney
Ellis Ward
Jasper Goodwin
Cornell’s
Harvard
Gale's Ferry
Conn
Thames River
Wray
Gill
Corlett
Yale
Galics Ferry
Connd
French Fiat Driver Louis Chevrolet Triumphs at Empire City Race
Louis Chevrolet won the National Motorcar Championship five mile heat and the two thousand dollar match race against Barney Oldfield at Empire City track. Oldfield faltered with ignition trouble in heat two, while Chevrolet edged him by a nose in the final tallies. Nearly 2,000 spectators watched the dramatic events as Webb Jay’s steam car broke down in the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Chevrolet
Empire City
Whic
Barney Oldfield
Morris Park
Chevrolet
Oldfield
Ian Chevrolet
Webb Jay
Power Peerless
J. S. Miller
Fiat
Chev_rolet
Dealers
American Automobile Storage Co
Franklin
A. F. Camacho
Harry S. Haupt
Thomas
M. Roberts
Cameron Agency
Cameron
E. B
Je. Parker
American Automobile Co
Alfred F. Camacho
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Paul Sartori
C. J. S. Miller
Harry S. Houpt
Jay
Ocean resort by rail and steamer to Block Island
A summer resort at sea offers weeklong benefits of an ocean voyage with comfort, via a new Long Island Railroad and Montauk Steamboat Co. service starting June 20 from New York and Brooklyn to Block Island, with additional weekend trains and through sailings to Orient, Shelter Island, Greenport, and Sag Harbor.
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Block Island
Bril
New York
Long Island Railroad Co
Montauk Steamboat Co., Ltd
Montauk Point
34Th St
Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn
Montauk
34Th Street
Pier 13
E. R
E. 34Th St
Montauk Line
Wall St
Orient
Shelter Island
Greenport
Sag Harbor
Ward Loses In London At All England Tennis Meet
The American champion Holcombe Ward fell in the first round at Wimbledon to S. H. Smith in a fast, evenly matched contest. Smith's form carried him through 6-4 6-3 8-6 as Ward's serves failed to break effectively. Americans Larned Wright and Clothier also won in the second round, underscoring strong U S presence as Wimbledon opens with high international interest.
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London
Holcombe Ward
Wimbledon
S. H. Smith
England
Ward
Smith
William A. Larned
Beals C. Wright
William J. Clothier
America
Doherty
May Sutton
Pasadena
Cal
Sutton
Sk. Douglas
Wright
Evans
Navrogordato
Larned
Clothier
Hillerup
Larsen
A. W. Perceval
Australian knocks world mark in 600 yards at Bathurst meet
At the inter university swimming meet in London Kiernan, 19, the Australian amateur champion, set a new world record by covering 600 yards in 7:14 2-5. The event occurred in Bath Tub with a distinguished audience including the Duke and Duchess of Connaught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke and Duchess of Connaught
B. B. Kiernan
Middle States Tennis Opens at Orange Club
Collegiate lawn tennis experts from Princeton Yale and Columbia began the Middle States championship on the Orange Lawn Tennis Club courts in Mountain Station New Jersey. Early rounds feature Behr Le Roy Pell Homans and Le Roy among top entrants with several main draw results.
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Columbia
le Roy
Middle States
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Mountain Station
N. J
Princeton
Shep '’ Homans
Frederick B. Alexander
Raymond D. Little
Yale
Karl H. Behr
Robert le Roy
Richard Stevens
St. George Cricket Club
Dudley
Bramhall
B. B. V. Lyon
New Haven Lawn Club
T. W. Hoxie
Harry Torrance
Englewood Field Club
W. K. Fowler
Crescent Athletic Club
W. F Johnson
Clinton Es. Childs
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
Yale University
B. G. Braine
H. T. Coe
Bergen Point Lawn Tennis Club
E. B. Cornwall
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
New York Lawn Tennis Club
H. P. Bartram
H. P. Homans
P. BR. Hawk
Emilie Miles
William McArthur
Jay Bramhall
S. E. Manchee
Columbia University
A. Wadsworth
C. F. Watson, Jr
R. H. Rowey
Plainfield Country Club
George L. Wrenn, Jr
Country Club of
Westchester
Reginald Fincke
Country Club of Westchester
Officials Named for Intercollegiate Rowing at Poughkeepsie
The event in Poughkeepsie lists Referee John E. Eustis from Wesleyan Timekeeper Everett Jansen Wendell from Harvard and Finish Judge Fred R. Fortmeyer of New York. The programme schedules a four oared shell at 3 o clock a freshman eight at 3 45 and a varsity eight at 5 o clock.
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Poughkeepsie
John E. Eustis
Wesleyan
Everett Jansen Wendell
Harvard
Fred. R. Fortmeyer
New York
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Voladay
Ners
FIRAT
Saidmark
Vt Batyaith Joe Watergrs Farvis
Abo Eh Ember
Sipgie Sher
BF Caprice
Tb Bullman
Odom
Crimmins
Hildebrand
Vitis Bo Tho
Walsh
B. Sroith
Petey
Joe Martine
Maecer
Spee
Miller
Bremen
W. de B. Lock- Wen
Sider
W. Kran
Champlain
Moriarty
Siege Supreme-Court
Herilds Palmas Ps
Oera
Sears
Fara
Yea
Siv Fen
Aubachon
Confederate
Ay Oe Veroirse
Thegins
Hayohieg Belle
Davi
Dally Spanker
Redfern
Rick Shave
Hildebrand i
Hamburgeage
Sidney “Paget
A. - J. Toster
Som
Tam Ucetoni
Tina Tahaan
VW Wan
MHS
Palm Besser
Ce Burns
Gineer Ho
Sea Cars
Ie Ben Brush
James R. Jerene
James Rowe
Got
Sweetheart
Svics
J. Holland
Traine
Tad
Sheepshead Bay Races
Uae
Jimmy Maher
Paalar
Aenitia- Marten
Snead
eTival Bribmnes
Abbotts
Eor
Bellane
Namph
Auvergne
Bay Ridge
LiSiCairngorni Ss
Eh. S
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Saulsherry
Maximiliian
Pelee
Ees
Pse
Cory Igor Ieater
Pei Ee
Lieve Aye
Mimi Aiken
Duke of Kendal
Lord Melbourne
Srpchaeshi
Hippocrates
Ottage
Maid
Romo Ea Oir
Sailor Bow Rae
St. Sgallen
Port - Arthur
Chide O’neill
Browning, King & Co
Broadway
Fulton Street
DeKalb
Cooper Square
Middle States Tennis
Poughkeepsie Regatta
WM. Vogel & Son
Houston St
Stern Brothers
West Twenty-third Street
Altman & Cn
B. Altman & Co
Sarah
B. Altman
B. Altman & Wa
Ninteenth Street
Sixth Avenue
Louise & Co
O. Wilt
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