Toots Mook Disqualified After Belmont Park Race
At Belmont Park yesterday Toots Mook, the favorite, was disqualified after winning the six furlong third race. Lord of the Forest and Wes were elevated to first and second, while Toots Mook’s rider Radtke faced questions as the stewards overturned the result amid crowd reaction. The Pocantico Handicap followed with Inquisitor holding off First Premium, Olé Guard the longshot, and other races producing Go Between and Kiamesha among winners.
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Toots Mook
Belmont Park
Miller
Lord of the Forest
Wes
Prince Frederick
Gap
Radtke
Lord of the Vale
Garner
Hot Teddy
Forme
Toots Cu
Inquisitor
First Premium
Olé Guard
Bedell
Old Guard
Charles Edward
Jersey Lady
Green
Botanist
Lotus
Monet
Pater
Gay
Bill Phillips
Muller
Go Between
Kiamesha
Dick Wells
Kiamesha Tan
Ch. H
Ben Strome
Midrose
Play Horee
St. Finis
Lie
Spen High
McCormick
Radtkena
Mandarin
F .E
E Hiote
Br. c
Boanerges
Peaden West
St Fin
Oppen
High Clore
Chelaréy
Hagan A
Etwaré Eee
Keene
Ru Wishira
J. Martin
Piowawen
Brown
Peeces
Rai
Su T Rung Newton
Baird
Post
Buriew
Iikely
Horse Po
Lavese
Fis
Wise Pd
Drake
Teddy
Burns
Tae
Daly
Brussel
Horner
Marrin
Ria Hee Frederick
Gadeon
Wood
Notter
Lord of
Inspector
St. Fin
U Philips
Sewell
Enon
Tentenses
Eee
Hynes
Commant
Philips
Tchurn
Jockey Club Breeding Bureau Plans Stallion Placings
Belmont Park hosts a Breeding Bureau meeting of H. K. Knapp, Harry Payne Whitney, H. T. Oxnard, Clarence H. Mackay, and Thomas Hitchcock Jr. They assign stallions Don de Oro, Margrave, Friesland, and De Reszke to various owners in New York and New Jersey. Oxnard donates stallions to the bureau, with Friesland donated by the Thoroughbred Record Company. Miller dominates Belmont Park, riding three winners and two seconds, leading the meeting. Radtke is second with four wins. Inquisitor wins a stake, while Paris reports Prestige winning the Victor Stakes at Longchamp.
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The
Jockey Club
H. K. Knapp
Harry Payne Whitney
H. T. Oxnard
Clarence H. Mackay
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Belmont Park
Don de Oro
Marion Hicks
George H. Greaves
Binghamton
N. Y
Margrave
David Macauley
Caledonia
Friesland
H. G. Gordon
Kerhonkson
de Reszke
J. P. Dunnigan
Whitney Point
J. B
Breeding Bureau
Thoroughbred Record Company
Lexington, Ky
Miller
Mast
Radtke
Hamburg Filly Sells for Eleven Thousand at Belmont Sale
Belmont Park captured attention as William C Whitney’s late estate offered nineteen two year olds in the paddock. Hamburg-Rose Standish filly brought $11,000 to Whitney, who also purchased Killiecrankie for $439 and Jersey Lady for a smaller amount amid strong bidding. Other top prices included Boola 2,800 and Marethon at 3,000, with numerous offerings delayed by odds and bidders in attendance.
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William C. Whitney
Belmont Park
Hamburg—Rose Standish
Harry Payne Whitney
Ballyhoo Ror Iethias James
Yankee—Renown
Moccormick
Marethon
Martagon—Ondulee
H. P. Mood
Conner Mses
Esseepudeas
P. Whitney
OD Dinna Ken
Cornell students vote for gift to track coach Moakley
Ithaca May 31 Cornell students at a mass meeting pledged a substantial present to track coach Jack Moakley. A house or an insurance policy is being considered as the gift. Several subscriptions have been received.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Jack Moakley
Pyne Leads Field In New Jersey Golf Championship Qualifier
Percy R. Pyne of Morris County Golf Club shot 77 in the eighteen hole medal play qualifier of the New Jersey State Golf Association championship at Morris County Golf Club. Marshall Whitlatch and E A Freeman each carded 79, with sixty five starters among seventy eight entries. Morris County and Montclair tied for team honors at 29, Morris County winning the playoff.
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Percy R. Pyne
Morris County Golf Club
New Jersey State Golf Association
Marshall Whitlatch
E. A. Freeman
Morris County
Montclair
Montclair Golf Club
Baltusrol Golf Club
Englewood Golf Club
Essex County Country Club
Percy Pyne
Beeating
W. A. Marcus
Pyne
Princeton
Whitlatch
Behr
Dormier
Archie Graham
E. Moody
Baltusrol
Isa
Marshal Whitlatch
E Freeman
Ontclair
Herold Wilcox
Max Behr
D. Vanderpool
Morris
P Litchfoeld
North Jersey
C. F. Watson
Paul Harrison
E E Moody
Montelats
J. G Dectmer
Englewood
Z. H. B. Frelinghuysen
Jeseph Sherman
Westfi
Clarence Place
Glen Ridge
A. R. Pierson
F. A. Wright
Battusrol
J A. Edwards
W. C. Freeman
Montcleir
A. & Morrow
K Smith
W. van Vieck
Howard Gifin
Battusro
W. Or Connor
Essex County
T. T. Reid
H. J. Egner
Forest Hill
Constantine Essex
Frank Snare
J S. Woodward
Arsdale
A. van Vechten
South Orange
B. Brown
Abcorn
E. van Vieck
Ve Grinnel
Willis
H. L. Holmes
H. G. Plimpton
St. John Wood
G. H. Pelzeroseville
J. B.C. Baker
Storrs
Tonto Sauvege
Essex Counsae
Hunt Inglewood
Ridgewood
E. A. O'Connor
F. Sanford
W. Royce
Pani E Heller
Percy Jackson
J. W Griggs
C. Davis
South Ore
F. Miller
J. Tey
Marcus
Graham
Moody
Watson
Dettmer
Shaw
Vanderpool
Man
Harrison
Frelinghuyser
Latchford
Wilcox
Place
O'Connor
Snare
Merrow
Reid
Piey
Gitin
Pierson
van Vechten
Edwarce
Mn . Cc
Freeman
Woodward
Constantine
van Vieck
Smith
Christie
Wright
Egner
Open Championship Programm and Prizes Set
The United States Golf Association announced the Open Championship at the Gawentsia Club Lake Forest Illinois June 28 29 with prizes from first 3 to tenth 3 150 190 80 70 60 50 40 0 20. Memorial Day handicap at Fox Hill Club saw C L Smith win 95 27 68 and armstrong Ryan wins in Class A and B respectively with other cup qualifiers listed.
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United States Golf Association
Gawentsia Club
Lake Forest
W. Fellowes Morgan
Briarcliff Golf Club
Ossining
N. Y
Portage Country Club
Akron
Ohio
Quincy Country Club
Quincy
Fox His Golf Club
Arthur McAleenan
J. C. Ryan
Minot Chosen Harvard Track Captain for Next Year
Cambridge May 31 William Minot class of 1907 from Boston was elected captain of the Harvard track team for the coming year.
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Minot Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Willam Minot
Boston
Harvard
Dart wins Dispatch cup in eight mile Norfolk race
In Norfolk on May 31 the motor boat Dart defeated the converted yacht Sylph over an eight mile course to win the Dispatch cup for the third time. The Cucumber, led by Naval Constructor Adams, placed a close second. The Dart was commanded by Lieutenant Evans, son of Admiral Bob Evans, and the cup becomes its permanent trophy.
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Norfolk
Dart
Sylph
Adams
Evans
Bob Evans
Arm strong re-elected track captain at Princeton
William Metcalf Arm strong, '06, from Oakmont Pennsylvania, was re-elected captain of Princeton's track team for the next year. A hurdler for three seasons, he prepared at Shadyside Academy.
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the Tribune
Princeton
N. J
William Metcalf Armstrong
Oakmont
Penn
Armstrong
Shadyside Academy
Amherst Defeats Dartmouth 4-0 In Baseball Tilt
Amherst and Dartmouth met in a tight game as Glaze pitched three innings before Skillin took over. Amherst offense scratched out four runs while allowing only hits in minimal numbers. Newell turned in a strong defensive effort and the Amherst battery featured Glaze Skillin and Schopperly. Time-1. Umpire-Rorty.
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Amherst
Awelt
Denahey
Glaze
Skillin
Schopperly
Rorty
Giants Lose to Phillies in Rain Shortened Game
National League action yesterday saw Philadelphia defeat New York 5 to 1. McGinnity allowed free hits, Dahlen left in the ninth as rain halted play. Gilbert and Bowerman misplayed balls in the second inning leading to two Quaker runs. Devlin tripled in the seventh and Gilbert singled, preventing a shutout.
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the Tribune
Philadelphia
McGinnity
Giants
Dahlen
Klein
Gilbert
Bowerman
Titus
Quakers
Devlin
New York
Ippo
Pittinger
Saramnegasetenian
Thomas
Macee
Bransfield
Gleason
Pietinger
MecGinnity
O ® Pittinger
McGann
Danien
Umplire
Klem
Highlanders defeat Philadelphia to climb to second in AL standings
The Highlanders beat Philadelphia 7 to 3 at American League Park as Cleveland fell to St. Louis. Griffith pitched well aside from a rough first inning, with sharp fielding by Hartsel and Elberfeld’s running catch. Four late Highlanders runs, sparked by Conroy and Williams, sealed the AL showcase game.
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Highlanders
Philadelphia
Athletics
Cleveland
St. Louis
Griffith
Hartsel
Wiliams
Elberfeld
Murphy
Dygert
Laporte
Williams
Wild Throw Wins For Brooklyn Over Boston 1-0
In yesterday's game at Washington Park Brooklyn pitcher Eason faced Dorner of Boston in a tight pitchers' duel. Bridwell's sixth inning errant throw to Brain allowed Casey to score the game's only run. A running catch by Batch on Needham's foul ball highlighted the fielding.
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Bridwell
Brain
Batch
Washington Park
Casey
Brooklyn
Boston
Eason
Dorner
Needham
Tenney
Dolan
Jordan
Ho Brain
Ritter
C Malone
Bates
Strobel
Alperman
Wis
Eedham
Corner
Howard
Lewis
Brook- Aiperman
Lyn
Johnstone
Chicago Cubs Defeat Reds in Cincinnati, 8-3
Chicago 8 Cincinnati 3. At Cincinnati, Chicago scored six runs in the first two innings and added two in the eighth to secure the win. Battery details list Brown and Moran for Chicago and Check and Schlee for Cincinnati. Umpire was ODay.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Chic Brown and Moran
Check and Schlee
O’day
Wright May Not Play in Wimbledon Davis Cup
London May 1. Beals C Wright of Boston, leader of the American lawn tennis team, is detained in a nursing home with a right hand injury and septic finger tendons. Doctors doubt he can play if Americans defeat the Australasians. French players withdraw from this year's Davis Cup contest. Austrians have retired. The semi final contenders are the Americans and Australasians, meeting at Newport England June 7 8 and 9.
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London
Beals C. Wright
Boston
New York
Newport
England
Hackett advances to final in New York Lawn Tennis Club event
Yale veteran Harold H. Hackett outguessed Frederick G. Anderson in three sets 26 64 63 to reach the challenge cup singles final. In doubles, Wylie C. Grant and Carleton C. Kelly reached the Manhattan championship semis in the upper half, while Robert T. Bryan and Lorraine Wyeth moved through the lower half.
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Harold H. Hackett
New York
Lindley J. Hill
J. K Smith
G. Lorraine Wyeth
Robert T. Bryan
Otto M Steenfeld
Arthur
Cage
7Th Regiment Lawn
Morris S. Clark Ndica
Pein A Aetentad
L Hartma
MIT and Williams share New England lawn tennis title
On Longwood courts MIT and Williams College split the championship honors in the New England Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association event. In doubles P R Fanning and J Nicholl of MIT defeated F R Smith and P N Westcott of Williams 3 6 6 4 6 8 3-5 in a five set match, and in singles Fanning beat Smith of Williams in straight sets 6-3 5-6 3-5.
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Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Williams College
New England Intercollegiate Lawn
Smith
Williams
Fanning
Baseball Today 4 P M Americans vs Philadelphia
Baseball today at American League Park at 4 P M features the Americans against Philadelphia. The game promises competitive play as both squads vie for early season momentum.
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Baseball Today
American League Park
Americans
Philadelphia
Eastern League Scores and Standings Update
Montreal defeated Rochester five to three while Newark beat Providence seven to Jersey City four and Baltimore won three to Buffalo four. Eastern League standings are summarized from these results.
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Montreal
Rochester
Newark
Providence
Jersey City
Baltimore
Buffalo
Toronto
P.c
P.c. Buffalo
Glidden Tour Rules Discussed by AAA Officials
Paul Deming chaired a meeting of the touring committee with A B Tucker and Sid ney Gorham to review new Glidden run rules. Eligible touring cars with fixed canopy tops for four persons may participate. Price and weight thresholds for eligible machines will be adjusted and a time limit for arrivals at stopping places set, with penalties for early drivers.
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Paul Deming
American Automobile Association
A. B. Tucker
Sidney 5. Gorham
Association
Lonely roads for Glidden tourists
Three Glidden tour committee members arrived in Quebec to inspect routes for the run. Over two hundred road photographs from Saratoga to Quebec will be published in a tour book. The trip featured isolated countryside with log cabins, mountains, ravines, and wild scenery, with signs and fuel stops arranged along the route and a special baggage train planned from Quebec to Rangeley Maine.
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the Tribune
Quebec
Glidden Tour Committee
Saratoga
Jackman
Canadian Pacific
Rangeley
Prince Henry to Race From Frankfort to Vienna in Auto
Frankfort on the Main May 31 Prince Henry of Prussia among first entries for the Herkomer automobile tour from Frankfort to Vienna via Munich will start. He travels with his brother in law Prince Friedrich Karl of Hesse and will drive a German machine Percy Pierce is the only American entrant among the 5 entries awaiting further details.
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Frankfort-on-Main
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Frankfort
Vienna
Munch
Friedrich Karl
Hesse
Percy Pierce
Alfred Reeves Named Manager for Automobile Association in New York
The association chose Alfred Reeves as manager with headquarters in New York. A proposal to create an associate membership for importers or an importers branch was granted. A resolution opposing the Glidden tour committee's proposed action was passed.
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Alfred Reeves
New York
Glidden Tour Committee
New York Motor Club Plans June Orphans Day Trip
The New York Motor Club set June 6 for its second annual orphans automobile day. It aims to ferry as many New York and Brooklyn orphans as possible to Dreamland at Coney Island, with Senator William H. Reynolds offering Dreamland’s attractions and the club seeking automotive support.
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New York Motor Club
New York
Brooklyn
Dreamland
Coney Island
William H. Reynolds
Hildred Wins Blue In Philadelphia Hackney Class
Champion mare Hildred owned by D. Jordan captured a blue ribbon at the Philadelphia show, defeating entries including Judge Moore’s Feess and Reginald Co Vanderbilt’s Silfield Venus. Judge William H. Moore took two firsts with Forest King while Alfred G. Vanderbilt earned with his four in hand team Vanity Vogue Sogee and Viking. Notable awards listed for hackney mares stallions harness pair and four in hand road team reflecting strong attendance.
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E. D. Jordan
Hildred
Moore
Reginald Co. Vanderbilt
William H. Moore
Forest King
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Vanity
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Sogee
Viking
Hiléred
D. Jordan
Clintonville
Mass
Oxford
William White
Ithan
Poon
Hackney
Sown Wate Romany
J. Ae F. Pherson
Boston
Foraker
W. H. Moore
New York
Owee -Somerset
Joseph la
York
Noring
Kitty Gray
Kney
Lady
Norina
E. PD. Jordan
V . Venture
Newport
Red Westchester Farm
Orange
N. J
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