Cicero Captures Epsom Derby In Thrilling Finish
Cicero the Rosebery three year old won the Derby at Epsom by a short head over Jardy with Signorino third. Maher rode the favorite to victory as a crowd of about one hundred thousand looked on. This marked Maher and Rosebery’s third Derby win and continued the English classic’s international appeal.
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London
Mayford Rosebery
Cicero
Epsom
Mr. Blane
Jardy
Chevalier Ginsteelli
Signorino
Maher
Signpcint
Mae
Silver Streak
King Edward
England
Rosevery
Edward
Prince of Wales
Lord Rosevery
France
M. Blanc
Lord Rosbery
Ladas
Sir Vista
Rock Sand
Pierre Lorillard
William C. Whitney
Volodyovekt
Carlton for Cairngorm wins Carlton Stakes at Belmont
Lyther Paget's Cairngorm added the Carlton Stakes yesterday boosting his spring record to three stakes wins this year. Merry Lark, Von Tromp, Sparkling Star and others faced him as Cairngorm led from start to finish, with Merry Lark second and Sparkling Star fourth. Lady Amelia showed speed but settled for a close second to Cairngorm in a field noted for mix of class.
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Lyther Paget
Carlton
Ruty
Merry Lerk
Sparkling Star
Merry Lark
Belmont Park
Cairngorm
Jim J Gore
Astrun
von Tromp
Geome
Haaren
Amelia
Iedall
Jenheim
Wianer
Beene
Peat
St. Skerin
Fockes
Gren Room
Bennington
Pem Sarin
Delaware
Zrset
J. Johnie
Rentanss
W. Davie
Daly
O'Connae
Jay i
Hh . Knapp
Darya
McDaniel
Atiliers
Kelly
Bleniheim
Ea Russel
Wax Staiken
Cassin
Montanus
Kiingsor
Hans
Br. F
Colonia
Uust
Lady Ametia
Watkinel
Pry
Bettem
Whitsess
Baliman
Wotan
Big Ben
Tonnes
Gowers
Deitel Ie
Nive
Kenilworth
Davis
Ee Berleigh
Istoreri
Abs
Izal
Ps Osshaw
PioeSia
Zoran
Deaie
Millee W. Krapp
Johnsen
Tady
Amelia Ston
Ross
Fener
Hastings —Oriegei
Fin
Jocker
Sama
O'pobbins
Cannee
Cobra
Leo " Py
Carrie Jones
Dennis
Meniary
Osraman
Atwood Ull
Rosie
Costeen
de Reszke
Ocean
Star Ruby
Linea Viste
St. Mn
Merry Dans
Wilscr Ois
Keene
Bis
Raul
Royal Flash
Stacey
Toolation
Gan
W. Krag
Shaw
Bamestex Ae Weick
Bilees Burn
Boston St
Itomenes
Srntis
Seeramonce
Jonneor
George Atwell
Jennes
Bogan
Burneo
California King
Wishard
Bernas Frenike
W. Kasrp
Buel
Botes
P. O'connor
Sard Grive
Mesaniello
Atretoh
Paddock Paragraphs at the Racecourse
E. E. Smathers charged abuse of his horse Burisleh at the post by an assistant starter and accused them of kicking the animal. No witnesses or judge action followed. James B. R. Keene secured a second call contract with Nicol for jockey services. Von Tromp and Masaniello rode, with Masaniello finishing second. Klingsor was knocked out after being kicked at the post. Yankee Consul scratched from the first race. Confederate claimed by Kansas Price. McDowell arrives at Sheepshead with seven horses including Alan-a-Dals and Geranium, joining the American Turf Association board.
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E. E. Smathers
Burisleh
James BR. Keene
Nicol
von Tromp
Masaniello
Klingsor
Jerry Weinberg
Rever
Tgc. McDowell
Kentucky
Sheepshead
Mr. McDowell
American ‘Turf Association
Plans For Auto Meet At Morris Park June 10
Harvard man George Cannon, winner at Springfield Hill climb, to appear at the opening AAA national circuit meet at Morris Park June 10. He aims to meet Webb in the White Beamer, after defeating Old Weld at Chicago. Five mile national motor championship to open the meet with points for top placers and a special owner’s trophy for circuit leaders.
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George
Cannon
Harvard
Springfield
American Automobile Association
Morris Park
Webb
Old Weld
Chicago
Aformis Park Motor Racing Club
Marshall
Plater
Amherst Keeps Williams in Check as College Baseball Opens
Amherst battles Williams in Worcester and Cambridge games as the college baseball season begins. Batters Newell Danaher Westervelt Mc carts and pitchers Patterlee White Hart Hogarty Carrigan Caburn Stephenson Hig ns appear in varied lineups across locations in Worcester and Cambridge, highlighting early season action and team pairings in the Northeast.
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Amherst
Sass
Ammieres
Willams
Batleriea
Newell
Danaher
Westervelt
Worcester
Mass
Georgetown
Patterlee
White and Hart
Hogarty
Carrigan
Cambridge
Caburn and Stephenson
Tift
Higns
Irish Runner Hynes Arrives to Race at Celtic Park
Galway City Harriers athlete Thomas Hynes, champion six mile amateur of Ireland, arrived aboard the Oceanic for a five mile race at Celtic Park under Galway Men's Athletic Association. At 27, Hynes rose to prominence in 1901 by breaking the Irish six mile record and winning southern and junior championships. Earlier this year he placed second in the eight mile international in Dublin.
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Thomas Hynes
Galway
Elm Park
Merrion
Dublin
Fignes
Great Britain and Ireland
Army Navy game move to Princeton Field
The West Point Annapolis football game will be played this year on Princeton Field on December 2 instead of Franklin Field in Philadelphia. Demand for tickets has grown, necessitating extra seats beyond Franklin Field capacity. Relations between Pennsylvania and the academies remain cordial.
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It Point
West Point Annapolis
Princeton Field
Princeton
Franklin Fiel
Philadelphia
National Academies
Army
Navy
Fenneylvania
Frankie
Penneyivania
Academies
Blue Ribbon Winners Amid Cool Showday At Philadelphia
Philadelphia horse show drew good attendance despite chill overcast weather. Cadets from the Pennsylvania Mifits Academy staged a cavalry drill as part of the program while judges announced winners in varied classes. Demi- Readie won the over 14.1 hand group, Seawater claimed a gelding class, and Forest Line topped the two-wheel vehicle class among others.
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Philadelphia
Nerde
Pennsylvania Misfits Academy
Chester
Penn
Hackners
Jorjus
Arcade
Potten
Banda
N. D. Jordan
Guaines Hunters
Festoheeter Varma
Tinae
Harneas
Giants Shut Out Brooklyn In Well Played Game
The New York Giants defeated Brooklyn 1 0 at Washington Park in a sharp, well played contest. McIntyre pitched well for Brooklyn until a late rally, while Sheckard made a running catch and several double plays highlighted the defense. Bowerman and Bresnaham contributed with key hits as the Giants secured the win.
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Giants
Superbas
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Bowerman
Bresnaham
Lumley
Lewis
Batch
Gessler
Dobbs
Cookiyn
Donish
Browne
Jesnahan
Hresnahan
Giibert
Tuslor
Gowerman
Gert
Titter
Mreenanas
Geasier
Besan
New York
Brooklin
Bells
Stotntyes
New-York
Taylor
Metntyra
Klem
Bausewine
Highlanders end losing streak with win over Philadelphia
May 21 Highlanders break long skid by beating Philadelphia 8 to 3. Bender starts for New York, six hits in second and third innings fuel eight run surge. Henley yields one hit in next three innings. Eiberfeld. Chase contribute with two-baggers. Hoge allows eight hits as New York bats steady. Crowd around five thousand. Line score details and fielding notes follow.
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Philadelphia
Highlanders
Bender
New York
Henley
Fiberfeld
Chase
Eiberfeld
Hoge
Sade
Nts
New-York
Pinladelthta
OiHaren
Keeler
Knight
Os Og Dougherty
Davis
Eiberteid
Crone
Millams
Harton
Conroy
Seit
OlSeytond
Oe Chase
Yeager
Schreck
Hogg
Benter
Rendal Henley
Hisere
Hender
Besley
Hons
Pilchen
Murphy
Tiue
Sheridan
Golf Champion Beaten in British Championship Rounds
London May Miss Georgianna Bishop American women’s golf champion fell in the fourth round of the Great Britain women’s championship at Cromer rinks near Norfolk losing to Miss Lloyd Roberts one up. Morning round results include Miss Amy Smith loss, Miss Harriet Curtis beating her sister Miss Margaret Curtis, Miss Mollie Adams defeating Miss Bachus, and Mrs. W H Martin beating Mrs Harland.
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London
Georgianna Bishop
United States
Great Britain
Cromer Rinks
Norfolk
Lloyd Roberts
Miss Bishop
Mrs. Asmith
Harriet Curtis
Boston
Margaret Curtis
Mollie JB. “Adams
Bachus
W. H. Martin
New York
England
Harland
Sobhel Burnett
Cincinnati
Pearson
Miss Adams
Martin
Une Kple
Mrs. Lister
New Jersey State Golf Championship Practice Round Update
About forty of ninety three entries for the New Jersey State championship took final practice at North Jersey Country Club. The course length was extended to 6100 yards, amateur record holder Archibald Graham, of the club, played with F Reinhart of Princeton and reportedly edged him. Notable performers included Allan Kennaday and Moz W. New, with Harold Wilcox and Paul Harrison also scoring well amid a post practice reception in Paterson.
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New Jersey
North Jersey Country Club
Archibald Graham
Graham
F. ©. Reinhart
Princeton
Reinhart
Allan Kennaday
Montcvitt
Moz W. New
Montclair
Jt Te
Linnel 1
Leighton Catkine
Paul Wilcoa
Large entry crowd expected at third annual Ladies Kennel show
Over one thousand dogs entered for the third annual summer show of the Ladies Kennel Association of America, closing May 2 with a total of 1 16. The event runs May 7 and 8 at the Mineola grounds. In connection with the dog show, there will be gallows and pony faces. Stewards include August Belmont O W Hird and W.S. Stevenson. Clerk of the course Belmont.
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Ladies' Kennel Association of America
Ereunds
Mineola
August Belmont
O. W. Hird
Swell Stevenson
Wie
Belmont
Chesbro Returns to Pitch for Highlanders in Philadelphia
Chesbro, the Highlanders’ star pitcher, reappears at yesterday’s Philadelphia game after two weeks on the sick list. He reports his fever is gone and his arm is in top shape, betting on thirty winning games this season. Washington buys John Anderson, Highlanders first baseman, after a season in New York. Washington and Boston games postponed due to wet grounds as Cleveland defeats St. Louis. Local fans can soon view the Highlanders’ Eastern trip via Grand Opera House’s automatic replay of NY National League game footage titled Diamond Gamed.
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Chesbro
Highlanders
Philadelphia
Chicago
John Anderson
Washington National Club
New York
Washington
Boston
Little Giants
Grand Opera House
Frederick G Anderson Wins Open Singles Pinca at NYLTC
Frederick G Anderson of Kings County Club wins the open singles pin in the fourth round at the New York Lawn Tennis Club. He defeats Robert T Bryan 6 0 6 0, with Harold H Hackett and Wyile C Grant reaching the semi finals. In doubles, Anderson Moltenhauer lose in straight sets to Friedmann Cushing. Bryan Wyeth defeat Petlandi Torranse in doubles by default.
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Frederick G. Anderson
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Manhattan
Onl Ltdst
Kings County Club
Robert T. Bryan
Harold H. Hackett
Yale
Wyile C. Grant
Williams and Tufts In Finals at New England Intercollegiate
In the New England Intercollegiate lawn tennis tournament at Longwood, Williams reaches the doubles final as Northrup is eliminated in singles. Dartmouth’s Watts and McLane push Williams’s defending champions Smith and Northrup close in a tense doubles encounter before Williams pulls ahead to win. Cragin claims the Trenton Country Club championship, defeating Duncan Anderson in the challenge round with a strong 6-4, 7-5 score.
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New England
Boston
Williams
Longwood Cricket Club
Western Maasachusetts College
Northrup
Dartmouth
Watts
McLane
Smith
Willams
le Noraueup
Gernt Anal
Bratta Ant
Kony Wailin
Nickans
Dertsoun
Michals
Economy Oe Keane
YACHTS FINISH EMPIRE CUP RACE AT LIZARD
Seven of the yachts that began from Sandy Hook on May 17 completed the ocean race to the Lizard England with Atlantic first, Hamburg second, Valhalla third, followed by Endymion, Hillexarde, Sunbeam and Fleur de Lys. Four boats including Apache Thistle Alisa and Utowana had not yet been sighted.
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Lizard
England
Sandy Hook
Wilson Maratall
Hamburg
Earlee Crawford
Valhalla
Enstant
Comandore
George F. Lauder
Endgemon
Edward F. Coteman
Philadelphia
Hillexarde
Lord Brianey
Sunbeam
Lewin A. Stimson
New York
Atlantic
Wilson Marstall
Atlantic in Drydock After Emperor William Cup Victory
The American three masted auxiliary schooner yacht Atlantic, winner of Emperor William's cup, arrived in Southampton to cheers from onlookers. Owner Wilton Marshall praised Captain Barr's seamanship as the crew celebrated beating Endymion's time. The ship entered dry dock for cleaning before aiming to win the Kiel to Heligoland race, with telegrams of congratulations arriving for Barr and the crew.
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Southampton
Atlantic
Wilton Marshall
Barr
Endymion
Sandy Hookie
The
Weaver's Fight Over Ends as Injunction Is Withdrawn
Philadelphia dated May 31 reports counsel for David Smyth and Peter Costello withdrew papers in injunction actions against Colonel Sheldon Potter and A. Lincoln Acker, ending a feud sparked by Mayor Weaver. Street Council members allied with the Mayor plan to confirm Potter and Acker, while reform groups weigh an independent ticket for next fall if regular Republicans withdraw nominees.
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Philadelphia
David Smyth
Street Council
Potter and
Acker
Republican
Weaver
Israel W. Durham
Mr. Durham
Committee of Seventy
Committee of Nine
Citizens Reform Organizatons
Sheritt
Coroner
Quiet Day in Chicago Reveals Strike Tensions
In Chicago Judge Koblesat ruled federal courts hold jurisdiction over injunction bills filed by express companies against striking teamsters. Teamsters attorney Genin questioned interstate commerce reach. President Shea of the Teamsters testified before a grand jury about inter and local union activity, denying conspiracies and blaming private detectives for street turmoil. The strike remained quiet with minor clashes and no serious injuries.
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Chicago
Koblesat
United States Circuit Court
Express Cmpanies
Teamsters
Shea
Teamsters’ Union
Grand Jury
Interha~ Tom
Express
Sha
Inter
Jebor
Employers Association
Canadians To Protect Bait Areas Near Newfoundland
St Johns May 31 The whaler Neptwst, temporarily commissioned as a craft to enforce the bait act against American fishers, sails with the revenue cutter Fiona to patrol the south coast. They carry a force to curb any offending craft. Reports indicate American and French fishermen may attempt to take bait in these waters.
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St. John's
N. F
Neptwst
Fiona
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