Canarsie Stakes Impresses Two Year Old Fich Private at Aqueduct
Fich Private from the F. A. Forsythe Stable led the Canarsie Stakes at Aqueduct, defeating a small field and signaling himself the best two year old seen. He sped to the front, opened a long lead, and held off rivals including Fitz Herbert and Trance, while other races and steeplechases on the program offered mixed results and close finishes.
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F. A. Forsythe
Aqueduct
Wow Sing
Fitz Herbert
Trance
Hich Private
Oddfellow
Carter
Swift
Sa K Antony II
Amie
Mark Ant II
R. F. Carman
Aimee
Carman
Frank Frisbie
Thomas Newton
Laneham
Exner
R. Keene
Voodoo
Fure
Perse
Jome
Swain
Jone
Musgrave
G Burns
I . Or «Werb
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E. Dugan
Shaw
Mark Antony II
Barrier
Aimeen
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Martutch
Herreshoff Opens Golf Season With Narrow Victory
Fred Herreshoff of Garden City Golf Club won the low score prize in the qualifying round of the spring open at Lakewood Country Club with 1 percent over 36 holes. W H Davis placed second with 169, while Findlay S Douglas battled illness to qualify at 169. Princeton led the team standings with 88, edging Garden City by a stroke as qualifiers thinned to focus on match play.
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Garden City Golf Club
Lakewood
John Miley
Herreshoff
W. H. Davis
Atlantic City
Findlay S. Douglas
Douglas
L. A Hamilton
Englewood
Garden City
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College
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Conklyn
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Alleghen
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J. R. Turner
Wykacy
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J. Ridgway
Montclair
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Wilmington
J Radel
South Orange
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Pennsylvania
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Pittsburg
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K Iaggler Meadow
V. Meserole
J. P. Knapp
Garen City
J. E. Kelley Fox Hills
A. FE. Whitney Nassau
J. T. Smith
Philadelphia
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Nassat
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Brooklyn Triumphs Over Giants 4-1 in Polo Grounds Showdown
The Brooklyn Superbas upset the New York Giants 4 to 1 at the Polo Grounds, snapping a four-game slide. Wilhelm pitched well into the ninth, while Giants errors aided Brooklyn and Alperman hit a ninth inning homer to seal victory. Nearly fifteen thousand fans watched the summerlike clash as Chicago widened its lead in the standings.
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Polo Grounds
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Cincinnati
Wilhelm
Brooklyn
Ames
Merkle
Taylor
Superhas
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Lewis
Bergen
Tenney
Pattee
Maloney
Shannon
Seymour
Alperman
Devlin
Nicklin
Balla
New York
OG Shannon
GO Tenney
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Donlin
Jordan
Brenahan
Hummell
O/ Devlin
Bridwell Wilhelm
Tjmes
Merke
Hannifan
Eeseh
Aenra
Hite
St Len
Halla
Emalie and Rudderham
Yankees Jump to Lead With 5-3 Win Over Phillies
New York rode a two run second inning to top Philadelphia 5 to 3. Stahl and Conroy delivered key run producing hits as the Yankees rallied after an early Philadelphia start. The winners move atop the American League standings with the victory in a game featuring Manning the new pitcher for New York.
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New York Yankees
Oldring
Newton
Manning
Athletics
Yankees
Hartsell
Nichols
Collins Hartsell
Davis
Murphy
Conroy
Collins
Coombs
Oldvhilitals
New York
Abribpoa Et Siles
Ornare
Dygert
Carter
Felberfeld
Stahl Orifice
Chase
Hurst
Sheridan
Detroit beats St Louis with decisive 5 2 score
In Detroit the home team defeated St Louis 5 to 2. Umpire Evans officiated as players Killian Schmidt Howell and Spencer were noted in the margin. The listing includes battery details for Detroit with three names.
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Detroit
Cleveland RHE Cleveland .2 Battery Names
A historical snippet lists custodians or officials including Cleveland Lattimore Clarke Chicago White Altrock Shaw and umpires O Loughlin and Egan. The fragmentary note references Cleveland and a set of names without clear context or event details.
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Cleveland
Lattimore
Clarke
Chicaco
White
Altrock
Shaw
Umptres
O' Loughlin
Egan
Giants Meet Dodgers At Polo Grounds This Afternoon
Baseball action at the Polo Grounds today features the Giants against Brooklyn at 4 PM. Admission is 50 cents.
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Polo Grounds
Giants
Brooklyn
Rush to Auto Race Brings Early Morning Frenzy
Spectators arrived by special trains from Grand Central and waited from 2 a.m. to watch the course open at dawn. Arthur Campbell withdrew due to injuries, replaced by Ralph de Palma. Felix Prossen also stepped aside for Paul Sartori. The field tuned cars, riders eyed the route with care, and racers prepared for a grueling eight hour, two lap reduction event over about ninety hairpin turns.
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Arthur Campbell
Allen-Kingston
Ralph de Palma
Felix Prossen
Paul Sartori
Bianchi
Cedrino
Parker
Fiat
Vaughn and Oldfield
Stearns Tire
Robertson
Panhard
Michener
Mount Kisco
Drivers in Briarcliff Race Highlight World Figures
The Briarcliff automobile race features famed drivers such as Montague Roberts in a Thomas, Emanuel Cedrino in a Fiat, and Barney Oldfield in a road race debut. Others include Haw, Guy Vaughan, Frank Ireland, Herbert Lytle, Louis Strang, H N Harding, Al Poole, Maurice Bernin, Julian Block, Harry Michener, Ralph Mulford, W M Hilliard, George Robinson, Paul Sartori, D S Murphy, M J Seymour, William Watson, and L J Bergdoll with Bang car.
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Éceces
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Bianchi Peres
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Dhe
RB. Stearns Eee Imei
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Chain
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F. H. Parker
Fiat
Fiat Company - Lozier Osesces
Ovier Company Ae
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Ord
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Whipple Eeeee
Barney Oldfield
Renault
Sseee
Eeesee
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Steeeenee
Bernin
Shaft
Ee Panhard
Wee Panhard & Levassor Aia Een
George Robertson Chain
Evens
M. Hilliard
Hol-Tan
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Alin-Kingston Oo
Allen See Aeeee
Relph de Palma
Julien Bloch
Isotta-Frachini Pias Ie
Isotta Company
Sy HH. N
J. Seymour
Swescens Suriex Company
Wees Ewes
William Watsen
Montague Roberts
New York
Morris Park
E. H. Parker
Cedrino
Stearns
Savannah
Louis Strang
H. N. Harding
al Poole
Isotta
Joe Tracy
Maurice Bernin
Julian Block
Harry Michener
Ralph Mulford
Lozier
W M. Hilliard
George Robinson
Paul Sartori
Bianchi
Alfred C. Vanderbilt
D. S. Murphy
M. J. Seymour
William Watson
L. J. Bergdoll
Exhibition on horseback closes Durland Company show
Two ponies owned and ridden by Captain M C Grimsgaard, Meal isque and Flora, both 14.3 hands, performed rovers and travers in Vienna high school style. Mrs W S Elliott won the women ride saddle class with Daphne, a four year old bay mare. Other class winners included Milton, On Time, Attention, Defender, Hugh, Wee Metsregor, Primrose, King Carnival, John Randolph, Artist's Model and Vesta Tiller.
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M C. Grimsgaard
Mealisque
Norway
Flora
Vienna High School
W. S Elliott
Daphne
Clausen
C. L Bailey
Milton
W A. McGibbon
W. C. Baih
Attention
Elsinore Farm
C. K. G. Billings
Hugh
Miss Eliaarpenter
Wee Metsregor
Mrs. WS. Elliott
Apline
Pine Point Farr
Primrose
Seco Philip Livingston
W. S&s. Elliott
Reliance
Emily H Bedford
Miss Ann
Emily H. Bedford
John Randolph
A. Morrison
Defeat for New York Players in Intercity Tennis Doubles
Boston and Philadelphia teams clash in the women's intercity lawn tennis doubles at St Nicholas Rink after New York and Newport pair Edna Wildey and Natalie Wildey fall to Eleanor Sears and Marion Fenno of Boston. Green of Philadelphia beats Mrs Barger Wallach and Margaret Bush of Newport in the other match 6 4 - 4 ts.
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Philadelphia
St Nicholas
New York
Newport
Eleanor Sears
Marion Fenno
Edna
Natalie Wildey
Green
Barger-Wallach
Margaret Bush
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