Irish Lad Wins Great Trial at Sheepshead Bay in Fast Time
Irish Lad, owner Warry Payne Whitney and trainer H B Duryea, captured the $20,000 Great Trial Stakes for two year olds at Sheepshead Bay in fast time despite a strong headwind. Mizzen and Martie Lewis followed as place getters with Golden Maxim strong to finish. Whitney cheered the winner as Irish Lad edged Mizzen by a neck, Martie Lewis third, and Gold Maxim fourth.
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Sheepshead Bay
Warry Payne Whitney
H. B. Duryea
America
Meltonian
Galway
We Featherstone
Mary Street
Africander
Julius Pleischmann
Charles F. Dwyer
Belmont
Mizzen
Astarita
J. G.follansbee
Artvis
B. Morris
Mexican
Clarence H. Mackay
Whitney & Duryea
J. E. Madden
Charles Elwood
J. B. Haggin
Martie Lewis
Capt
Ss. Brown
Golden Maxim
J. P. Kraner
Ww. C. Whitney
Nasturtium
Keene
Prediction
Whitechapel
Sant Madden
Martie Ewis
Mizgen
Trish Lad
Hurstbourne
Turner
Maird
Oney
Whorler
Connor
Maxim
Lad
Charles Ewood
W. C. Whitney
William C. Whitney
Mr. Whitney
Whitney
Duryea
John E. Madden
Advance Guard
Gold Heels
Goldsmith
Iran
George W. Jenkins
Warie Nicht
Highlander
Grail
Jack DeMund
Boissen
Jack de Mund
J. H
Ch. c
Fonso- Lucasta
Wonderly
J. A. Bennett
Br. c
J. Martin
J. J. McCafferty
Joe Cobb
Redfern
Doctor Saylor
Dark Planet
Hire
Soothsayer
Rickshaw
Hackensack
Mount Hope
Baron Knight
Witful
Location
Turnpike
Bobbinet
Tyronerdale
T. Gaynor
Hardy B. Durham
Blk
O’connor
Richard T. Wilson, Jr
B. c
Odom
Albemarle
Wealth
Br. F
Paul Creyton
Ten Howard
Fair Knight
Sedition
Chiron
Candlemas-Arrowcrass
N. Turner
Hastings-Donna Mia
Bullman
Whitechape
Shaw
JL Smith
Whitechap
Artvns
McCue
Donderly
Mé@xican
T. Burns
Doggett
J. F. Madden
F. C. McLewee & Co
Tha Bard
Carruthers and Shield
Ch.h
Great Tom
Nellie van
W C. Whitney
Meddler-Kildeer
H. Cochran
M. M. Allen
M. J. Maloney & Co
B. G
Hesher-Clarissa
Ray
F. Ambrose Clark
Rowdy
H. G
Lissak-Lady Royster
Barry
Rising Sun
Golden Dawn
Glencola
Stewart
Somerset
Adjidnamo
Hark Forward
Clasher
Somerset Fell
Perry Belmont
Juvenal-Numerocet
Bolissen
Newton Bennington
B c
W. C. Daly
Black
Creamer
Prince Richard
Alard
Scheck
Congar
Maranda
Courtenay
Justice
Carrier Pigeon
Thula
A. J. Joyner
Phillies Bow To New York In Extra Innings In Poor Fielding
In Philadelphia on June 28 the home club edged New York in a twelve inning game marked by sloppy defense. Mathewson debuted at first for Philadelphia and contributed strongly. Final lines show New York 8 Philadelphia 9 with late drama and multiple scoring chances.
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Philadelphia
New York
Mathewson
Felix
Smith
Bowerman
Duggleby
Dunn
Childs
Thomas
Bean
Mr. Emsiie
Boston and Brooklyn Split Two Narrow Baseball Games
Honors were even in two Boston versus Brooklyn games with sharp defense and timely hits. Errors decided the decisive moments, first on Demont’s misplay in Boston’s ninth, then Flood’s error enabling Brooklyn’s sixth inning swing.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Demont
Flood
Standings of the Clubs in the League
Standings list shows teams including Pittsburgh Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Boston New York with games played wins losses and winning percentages. The fragment mentions records such as Pittsburgh 40 27 31 and Brooklyn 33 26 2559 with other teams and percentages, indicating a midseason table.
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P.C
Weete
Rittsburg
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Gardner's strong pitching powers Toronto to victory over Jersey City
Toronto beat Jersey City 16 to 5 as Gardner spun a four hit game and Warren Woods and Miller made sensational one handed catches. The Rangers had costly errors while Shindle and White contributed with multiple hits and drives.
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Toronto
Ontario
Gardner
Jersey City
Ors
Miller
Woods
Oakes
White
Shindle
Bannon
Halligan
Massey
C. Carr
Bruce
Shoch
Fat Oo Downey
Hargrove
Mack
Toft
McManus
Downey
Shock
Palls
Burnett
Jersey
City
Mr. Rinn
Racing Prizes Raised by Jockey Club Stewards
Stewards of The Jockey Club met at Sheepshead Bay and appointed officials for Brighton Beach and Narra gansett Park meetings. New prize rules require nightly events to carry larger purses after August 2 1902 with specified minimums and stakes. Licenses granted to jockeys include Blair Butler Callaghan Kiernan Meaney MacCauley Price Johnson Nelson Conney Doyle.
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Jockey Club
Coney Island
H. V. Homan
Brighton Beath
W. H. Vosburgh
Providence
A. S. Post
F. M. Ware
C. T. Rowe
Belmont Eee Oe
Cey Club
New York City
John White
John Blair
Thomas Butler
H. Callaghan
Joe Kiernan
J. Meaney
John MacCauley
John Price
William Travis
Robert Johnson
Jesse Conney
William Doyle
August Belmont
J. H. Bradford
F. R. Hitchcock
J. G. Followsbee
H. K. Knapp
Andrew Milter
Tennis Championship Undecided in Philadelphia Match
Miss Marian Jones of Nevada defeated Miss Bessie Moore 6 2 in one set and led 1 0 in the second before Moore fell ill and the match was postponed. Jones asked to continue Monday and showed superior play.
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Philadelphia
Marian Jones
Nevada
Bessie Moore
United States
Miss Moore
Miss Jones
Baseball Scores and Forfeit Noted in AL Games
American League results from Washington show Philadelphia defeating Washington 4 to 3. Baltimore blanked Boston 9 to 0 due to a forfeit after Baltimore players refused to abide by the umpire's decision. St Louis and Cleveland, and Chicago and Detroit games were rained out.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Boston
Gamou
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
New York State League Game Scores Reported
Albany A J G 10 Albany 5. Binghamton 7 Tlion 2. Syracuse 7 Utica 3. Troy 5 Schenectady 2.
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Albany
Binghamton
Tlion
Syracuse
Utica
Troy
Schenectady
Crescent Ath Club Falls 8-7 to Montclair in Amateur League
Montclair Athletic Club defeated Crescent Athletic Club 8 to 7 at home after a rough game with sixteen hits against Crescent pitcher Mackay. Montclair led after the second inning, Crescents fought back with two runs in the eighth and a final ninth inning rally but three singles by English Rushmore and Burgess decided it. Both sides committed seven errors.
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Clarke
Montclair A. C. Crescent
A. C
Ribpoae
Ribpoaer
Cfl
Whinery
May
FO. Harrison
G.styns
McGibbon
Affeld
W.englishrfl
Dunne
He Ak
S.wheel’r
Mottclly A. Cudsee
Crescent A. C
Stevenson
Camp
Harrison
Rushmore
Mackay
Mr. Leviuf
Crescent Athletic Club
Montclair
Home Athletic Club
Crescent
Montclair Athletic Club
Crescents
Orange A C Beats New York A C 5–0 In Amateur League
Orange A C won 5 to 0 against New York A C in an Amateur League game at Orange Oval. Pitching dominated through five innings before Orange A C broke through with late runs. Batteries Deegan and ONeill for Orange A C Kebler and Malay for New York A C.
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Orange A. C
New York A. C
Orange Oval
Orange Athletic Club
New York Athletic Club
Deegan
O'Neill
Kebler
Malay
Pavonia Yacht Club Regatta Sails Off New York Bay Yesterday
More than five hundred spectators watched Pavonia Yacht Club races on New York Bay with courses to Swash Channel bell buoy and back for larger vessels and triangular routes for smaller craft. Winners included Forsyth II in yawls, Nomad in sloops, N. N. Holmes in cabin catboats, and Tom OShanter in open catboats. A post-race reception followed at the East Forty-first Street clubhouse.
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Pavonia Yacht Club
New York Bay
East Forty-first Street
Bayonne
Swash Channel
Cumming’s Dock
Robbins Reef
S. A. Cooper
Proteus
J. D. Tate
Nomad
S. Lockwood
Forsyth
George James
Nannie
J. Kreymeyer
N. N. Holmes
John Ellis
Loretta
C. E. Cammann
Clara
O. W. Bergman
Tom O’shanter
W. Polani
Emma_K
Dr. Coe
Bell
Harbor Hill Golf Handicap Yields Narrow Board Tie
Five cards returned in the Harbor Hill Class A handicap at Harbor Hill Golf Club. It accompanied the final for the club championship where J. F. Tobin beat W. Scott OConnor 1 up in 387 holes. The handicap ended in a three way tie among Tobin W. T. P. Fiske and OConnor.
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Harbor Hill
Harbor Hill Golf Club Links
J. F. Tobin
W. Scott O’connor
Tobin
W. T. P. Fiske
Beers Wins Boys Cup at Hillside Club in New Jersey
In Plainfield New Jersey on June 28 A B Beers captured first in the Boys Cup at Hillside Tennis and Golf Club with a net 65. W Corwin and Arthur Peterson took second and third. Miss Smith and N Pendleton Rogers Jr won a driving and approaching contest with an 8 low score. H De Wright and W L Glenney tied for Golf Committee Cup honors at 76. Wright started from scratch while Glenney had two strokes.
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Plainfield
N. J
A. B. Beers
Hillside Tennis and Golf Club
W. Corwin
Arthur Peterson
Miss Smith
N. Pendleton Rogers, Jr
H. de Wright
W. L. Glenney
Wright
Glenney
New Brunswick Golf Club conducts driving contest at Ross Hall
In New Brunswick on June 28 members held a driving and approaching contest at Ross Hall. W R Hill E L Stevenson and J P Street tied for first with Hill winning after a playoff. Participants included Mortimer Wilson J L Morgan and L C Meeks. In the women’s event Mary Wilson won with runners up Helen Williamson Laura Kirkpatrick Mrs John H Street and Helen Deshler. Prizes were oak steins with silver trimming.
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New Brunswick
New Brunswick Golf Club
Ross Hall Links
W. R. Hill
E. L. Stevenson
J. P. Street
Hill
Mortimer Wilson
J. L. Morgan
L. C. Meeks
Mary Wilson
Helen Williamson
Laura Kirkpatrick
John H. Street
Hollywood Golf Club Opens With Inaugural Cup
The Hollywood Golf Club opened its new clubhouse and eighteen hole course yesterday. Forty eight players entered the inaugural cup with top scores by J. C. Phillips 82 J. M. Ward 89 F. B. Hudson 93 B. M. Phillips 93 and J. J. O Donohue Jr 96. Phillips defeated Ward one up in the final match for the cup.
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Hollywood Golf Club
J. C. Phillips
J. M. Ward
F. B. Hudson
B. M. Phillips
J. J. O’donohue, Jr
Aere Phillips
Ward
Park Golf Club Beats Hillside Club In New Jersey Match
In Plainfield on June 28 the Park Golf Club defeated Hillside Tennis and Golf Club 62 to 34 on the Park Club links. Robert Newhall of the Park Club won the driving contest with 188 yards average, while Miss Vanerwerden of Hillside and H. D. Hibbard of Park took the approaching and putting contest.
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Plainfield
N. J
The
Park Golf Club
Hillside Tennis and Golf Club
Park Club
Robert Newhall
Miss Vanerwerden
Hillside Club
H. D. Hibbard
Leavitt Leads Qualifying Round for President's Cup
In Stamford on June 28 Edward Leavitt with a 14 handicap posted both the lowest gross and net scores, net totaling 78. P R Bonner C F Dean and Dr Meek were among the other strong performers in the qualifying round at Hill and Dale.
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Stamford
Conn
Hill and Dale
Edward Leavitt
P. R. Bonner
C. F. Dean
Dr. Meek
Crescent City Jockey Club Names Officers for Winter Meeting
New Orleans announces the Winter meeting 1902-3 appointments with Clarence McDowell as Presiding Steward Frank J. Bryan as Associate Steward Gol R. W. Simmons as Presiding Judge and John M. Huger as Associate Judge.
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New Orleans
Crescent City Jockey Club Today
Clarence McDowell
Frank J. Bryan
Jude—Gol
R. W. Simmons
John M. Huger
Athletes' Guide Aims at Beginners by J E Sullivan
The Athletes Guide, latest in Spalding's Athletic Library, offers advice to beginners. Chapter on Advice to Beginners by J E Sullivan, Secretary Treasurer of the Ama.
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Spalding
J. E. Sullivan
The
Ama
Athletic Training Guide Showcases 1890 John Owens Race Feat
A guide from the Amateur Athletic Association offers rules explanations training directions for various track and field events. It features photographs of leading athletes in competition and rare images from notable events, including John Owen’s 100 yard race at Washington in 1890, where he ran 9.45 seconds as the first amateur to achieve the feat.
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Teur Athletic Association
John Owen
Washington
Commodities and Cotton Market Report from Chicago and Cities
Wheat corn oats and flour prices listed for Minnesota and North American markets. Cotton futures rise on late trade as rains threaten belt crops with export activity steady. Chicago market shows mixed commodity quotes and weekly outlooks.
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Minnesota
O. K
Chicago
Northwestern
Central Belt
Washington
Texas
Gulf
Wall Street
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Shreveport
Mississippi
St. Louis
Paris
Northern
New York
Duluth
No. 2 Red
Manitoba
Ar Srtee
Milwaukee
Inneapolis
Real Estate Market Active With Key Week Transactions
The past week saw strong private sales and notable deals such as the 27 East Twenty-first Street office conversion and plans for an eighteen story hotel at Fifty-fifth Street and Fifth Avenue on the St Luke's Hospital site. Foreclosure sale of the Hotel Endicott looms as brokers eye midwest west side hotel growth and urban redevelopment.
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East Twenty-first Street
Fifty-fifth Street
Fifth Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Messrs
Hall
Middle West
Clark Estate
Seventy-third
Seventy-fourth Streets
Central Park West
Middle East Side
Clark
New Yorkk Times
Fifty-ninth Street
Justice Dugro
Tigher
Union Square
Sixteenth Street
A. H. Smith
Madison Avenue
Forty-second Street
East Forty-first Street
Herman Wronkow
West Thirty-ninth Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Daniel B. Freedman
West Fifty-second Street
Manhattan Storage Warehouse Company
Robert E. Bonner
East Fifty-sixth Street
Leopold Weil
Auerbach
Haberman
East Twenty-first
Klenke & Borgstede
Potter
Emanuel English Lutheran Church
Levy Brothers
Harris & Goldman
Second Street
Charles Martin
Benjamin Grisler
West Forty-sixth Street
West Eighty-seven Street
L. J. Phillips & Co
Nattie Sniffen
Edwin H. Hess
Philip Horowitz
Adolph Flissner
Edward Kahn
East Sixth Street
J. C. Lyons Building and Operating Company
H. D. Winans &May
Cook Block
East Seventy-eighth Street
Gustave E. Beyer
Alexander Spiro
East One Hundred and Sixteenth Street
R. C. James
H. T. Gurney
West Fifty-fifth Street
Dr. W. Coleman
William Durland
Browning,oe & Co
W. H. Picken
E. W Bogart
West One Hundred and
Tafts Street
W. Johanning
Eighth Avenue
John M. Reid
Thomas Murphy
Michael Curley
Mary Higgins
East Forty-ninth Street
Reid & Murphy
East Thirtyfourth Street
Murdy
Twentieth Assembly District
Reid
W. J. Huston
Max Marx
One Hundred and Forty-eighth Street
Nevins & Perelman
Columbia Street
Janpole & Werner
Arthur Silverman
One Hundred and Thirteenth Street
Seventh Avenue
Eva Jacobson
One Hundred and Twelfth Street
Louis Karp
One Hundred and Seventeenth Street
W.F
C. H. Smith
William C. Wotton
George Bowman & Co
M. H. Donovan
West Sixty-fourth Street
Francis H. Leggett
West Thirtyfourth Street
Pine Street Company
Albany
R. M. Montgomery
EB. H. Tobey
J. J. Griffin
New York Realty Corporation
Thomas B. Hidden
McVickar Realty Trust Company
Co. D. Wheeler
Trinity Building
Columbus Avenue
Tenth Street
Fortieth Street
East Broadway
Beekman and
Water Streets
Peter F. Meyer
Endicott
Eighty-first
Eighty-second Streets
Middle West Side
Hotel Endicott Company
Western Electric Company
W. H. Doty
Richard T. Greene
W. D. Baldwin
New Endicott Company
Hotel Endicott
Charles A. Fuller
E. L. Angell
Mr. Fuller
Marshall ©. Roberts
Ninth
Columbus, Avenue
Eighty-first Street
Eighty-second Street
Columbus Company
Cyrus C. Marble
Benjamin Gates
Isaac
Sale of Ocean Parkway lots draws small crowd after track and beach attractions
Saturday and Sunday events drew attendees away from an Ocean Parkway Brooklyn auction of 145 building lots by the MecNulty Fitzgerald Company. Rain delayed the sale. twenty lots sold the prior Saturday, sixteen sold yesterday, with front lots averaging 725 dollars and back lots 280 dollars. The remaining parcels will be sold privately.
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Ocean Parkway
Brooklyn
MecNulty-Fitzgerald Company
Parkway
Auction sales this week at 111 Broadway and surrounding areas
Foreclosure and partition sales listed for June 30 to July 2. Properties include 25 by 100 vacant lots on Lexington Ave and Barker Ave, 50 by 125 vacant on Barker Ave, plus multiple buildings and lots across Manhattan and Westchester including East Chester and Jerome Ave parcels. Listings show due-on-judgment amounts and mortgage specifics.
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James L. Wells
W. H. Russell
Lexington Avenue
East Side
One Hundred and Eighty-third Street
Barker Avenue
West Side
Elizabeth Street
Duncombe Avenue
Juliana Street
Michael J. Tierney
East Chester
Ann Havey
Boston Post Road
Reed's Mill Road
Westchester Landing Road
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Third Avenue
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