Toots Mook Disqualified After Belmont Park Race
Toots Mook was disqualified after winning the six furlong third race at Belmont Park. Lord of the Forest placed first and Wes second following the stewards ruling, amid crowd uproar and postrace protests by Miller’s backers. The day featured multiple races with notable performances by Inquisitor and First Premium, while Kiamesha equaled a world record pace earlier in the program.
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Lord of the Forest
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Wes
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Radtke
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Hot Teddy
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Beari
Inquisitor
First Premium
Olé Guard
Bedell
O 4
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Jersey Lady
Mas
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Botanist
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Monet
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Bill Phillips
Go Between
Kiamesha
Dick Wells
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W. Robbins
Old Guard
Premiun
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Debind
Gs Leiween
Kiameshe
Jockey Club Breeding Bureau Plans Stallion Placings
The Breeding Bureau of the Jockey Club met at Belmont Park led by H K Knapp and Harry Payne Whitney to decide stallion placements for public service in New York state. Don de Oro goes to Marion Hicks and George H Greaves. Margrave to David Macauley. Friesland to H G Gordon. De Reszke to J P Dunnigan. Miller dominates Belmont Park riding three wins and two seconds. Inquisitor wins a stake as a lone upset. Prestige wins the Victor Stakes at Longchamps in Paris.
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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
Whitpy Point
Breeding Bureau
T — Thoroughbred Record Company
Lexington, Ky
Prices Realized at Belmont Two-Year-Old Sale Whitneys Stars
Nineteen two year olds from the William C Whitney estate sold in the paddock at Belmont Park with strong prices. Hamburg filly out of Rose Standish bought by Harry Payne Whitney for 11060 dollars, plus buys Killiecrankie for 4500 and Jersey Lady for 1000 plus. Other notable results includeBoola, Beegar Maid, Yankee-Renown, Martagon-Ondulee, and Dinna Ken among several entries achieving 1000 dollars or more.
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Belmont Park
William C. Whitney
Hamburg—Rose Standish
Harry Payne Whitney
Boola
Ballyhoo Bey—Orthia
James Bar
Sone Pines
Vaesse
J. H. McCormick
Hamburg
Mary C
Frederick Souee Leeree
Ea Hayman
Pyne Leads Field In New Jersey Golf Championship
Percy R. Pyne 2d of Morris County Golf Club led the eighteen-hole medal play qualification for the New Jersey State Golf Association championship at Morris County Golf Club with 37 and 40 for 77. Marshall Whitlatch and E A Freeman followed with 79 each. Sixty-five starters from seventy-eight entries, with Morris County and Montclair clubs dominating, shared top team honors before Morris County won a playoff to claim the team title.
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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
W. A. Marcus
Pyne
Princeton
Whitlatch
Behr
Dormier
Archie Graham
CCBE
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Baltusrol
le. Pyne
Arenas Whitiatch
Herold Wilcox
Max Behr
D. Vanderpool
Morris
Litchford
North Jersey
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E. Moody
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Englewood
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Westfi
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Glen Ride
Xteen
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Howard Gifin
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H. J. Egner
Essex County
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Forest Hill
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Yountakap
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Morse
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Weatherby
Cornell students vote for gift to coach Moakley
Ithaca May 31 Cornell students at a mass meeting voted to give a substantial present to Jack Moakley coach of the track team. A house or an insurance policy is being considered as the form of the gift and a number of subscriptions have been raised.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Jack Moakley
Open Championship Programme for United States Golf Association
The Open Championship at Gawentsia Club Lake Forest Illinois on June 28 and 2 offers prizes from 3 dollars to 150 dollars plus medals for amateurs. The 72 hole medal play lasts two days with a 15 stroke cut after Thursday. Ally clubs Briarcliff Ossining and Portage Ohio join. Quincy resigns. Fox Hills hosts Memorial Day handicap with multiple winners and cups.
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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
Harvard Track Elects Captain William Minot of Boston
Cambridge May 31 William Minot 07 of Boston was today elected captain of the Harvard track team for the coming year.
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Cambridge
Mass
William Minot
Boston
Harvard
Dart wins Dispatch cup in eight mile Norfolk race
Norfolk Va May 31 The motor boat Dart der to the converted yacht Sylph won the Dispatch cup for the third time in a race over an eight mile course yesterday. The time was 6. minutes. The Cucumber commanded by Naval Constructor Adams was a close second. The Dart was in command of Lieutenant Evans son of Admiral Bob Evans. The cup is now the permanent trophy of the Dart.
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Norfolk
Dart
Sylph
Adams
Evans
Bob Evans
Tiger Track Captain Re elected
William Metcalf Armstrong of Oakmont Pennsylvania has been re elected captain of the Princeton track team for next year. Armstrong, a hurdler, prepared at Shadyside Academy and has competed for three years on the Princeton squad.
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the Tribune
Princeton
N. J
William Metcalf Armstrong
Oakmont
Penn
Armstrong
Shadyside Academy
Amherst Defeats Dartmouth 4 0 in Clean Baseball Win
Amherst pitcher Skillin held Dartmouth to one hit after Glaze lasted three innings in a 4 0 victory. Newell and Donahey partnered for the Amherst defense while Dartmouth’s Schopperly and Glaze worked with umpire Rorty. Time 1 30. Batteries Amherst Newell Donahey Dartmouth Glaze Skillin umpire Rorty.
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Amherst, Newell and Donahey
Dart and Schopperlymouth
Glaze
Skillinmpire
Rorty
Giants Lose to Philadelphia in Rain Shortened Game
National League results show Philadelphia defeating New York 5 to 1 as McGinnity was hit hard. Rain halted play in the ninth with Dahlen out, and umpire Klein ended the game. Key errors by Gilbert and Bowerman helped Philadelphia build a lead, while Devlin and Gilbert sparked a late Giants rally to avoid a shutout.
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the Tribune
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Bowerman
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Quakers
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Highlanders Rally To Beat Phillies 7 3 In AL Clash
New York, second in the American League standings, defeated Philadelphia 7 to 3 at American League Park. Griffith pitched well aside from an early Philadelphia threat, while Hartsel and Elberfeld starred in the field. Four eighth inning runs helped seal the win as Williams and Conroy supplied key hits.
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Athletics
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Conroy
Chase
Hoffman
McGuire
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Err
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Sy Griffith
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Wewsie Pine Arene
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O'Loughlin
Wild Throw Wins For Brooklyn Over Boston 1 0
A wild sixth inning error by Bridwell to Brain allowed Casey to score the game's only run as Brooklyn edged Boston 1 to 0 at Washington Park. Eason and Dorner pitched well, each yielding three hits. Batch made a running catch on Needham's foul as the defining fielding moment.
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Batch
Washington Park
Casey
Brooklyn
Boston
Eason
Dorner
Batch of Needham
Potteries Pittsburg Officials and Umpires Listed
The record lists Potteries Itzburg Leever and Gibson for St. Louis McFarland and McCarthy as umpires Con wry and Emslie At Pittsbu Pittsburg as the venue.
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Aee
Potteries
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Leever
Gibson
McFarland and McCarthy
Conwry and Emslie
Pittsbu
Pittsburg
Chicago Beats Cincinnati In Low Scoring Contest
In Cincinnati Chicago won 8 to 3 behind solid pitching and timely hitting. Batter notes credit Chic Brown and Moran for run production while Cincinnati rallied with scattered offense. Umpire O Day oversaw the game as Brown and Moran contributed key hits.
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R. H. E. Chicago
Chic Brown
Moran
Check
Schlee
O'Day
Beals Wright Doubtful For Wimbledon Play
London may 31 Beals C Wright of Boston leader of the American lawn tennis team remains detained in a Nursing Home with a damaged right hand the doctors doubtful if he can play at Wimbledon if Americans defeat the Australasians Tendons in fingers septic healing delayed French players decline to participate in this year's Davis Cup Austria also retires narrowing the challenge to the Americans and Australasians who meet at Newport England June 7 8 9
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Newport
England
Hackett Wins Challenge Cup Semi Final At New York Club
Yale veteran Harold H. Hackett defeated Frederick G. Anderson in three sets 2-6 6-0 6-2 to reach the challenge cup singles final at the New York Lawn Tennis Club. In Manhattan doubles, Grant and Kelly advanced to the semis in the upper half, while Wyeth and Bryan moved forward in the lower half.
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New York
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Montclair Athletic Club
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Henry W.molienhauer
Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Harry Torrance
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Englewood Field Club
Wytle C. Grant
Carleton c. Kelly
West
MIT and Williams Split New England Lawn Tennis Honors
On Longwood courts MIT and Williams College divided the titles in the New England Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association championship. In doubles P R Fanning and J B Nicholl of MIT defeated F R Smith and P N Westcott of Williams in five sets 3 6 6 4 6 8 7 5. In singles Fanning lost to Smith in straight sets 6 3 9 6 7 5.
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Montreal Beats Rochester in Eastern League Game
In Eastern League action Montreal defeated Rochester 5 to 3. Newark topped Providence 7 to 2, Jersey City won 4 to 3 against Baltimore, and Buffalo finished 5 to 4 over Toronto. Eastern League standings were listed.
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Glidden Tour Plans Discussed By AAA Officials
Paul Deming A B Tucker and Sid ney S Gorham met to discuss new rules for the Glidden tour. Eligible cars with fixed canopy and four seats may join. Price limits for machines over 2 and weigh 200 pounds will be adjusted and a time limit for arrivals at regular stops will be set, with penalties for early drivers.
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American Automobile Association
A. B. Tucker
Glidden
Sidney S. Gorham
Association
Lonely roads for Glidden tourists
Three Glidden tour committee members arrived in Quebec to survey routes for the run. Over two hundred photos documenting the Saratoga to Quebec roads will be used in a tourist book. The trip noted isolated countryside and difficult turns with planned signs and fuel stops, while Canadian Pacific aids the effort with a special baggage train from Quebec to Rangeley.
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the Tribune
Quebec
Glidden Tour Committee
Saratoga
Jackman
Canadian Pacific
Rangeley
Prince Henry of Prussia to drive in auto race
Frankfort on the Main Mayor Prince Henry of Prussia, a top entrant, will start in the Herkomer touring car race from Frankfort to Vienna via Munich. He is due June 4 with Prince Friedrich Karl of Hesse and will drive a German machine. The only American entrant mentioned is Percy erce.
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Prince Henry of
Prussia
Herkomer
Frankfort
Vienna
Munch
Friedrich Karl
Hesse
Percy Erce
Reeves Named Manager of Association in New York
Automobile news notes Alfred Reeves chosen as manager with headquarters in New York. The group grants associate importer membership and importer branch. A resolution is passed opposing actions proposed by the Glidden tour committee.
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New York
Glidden Tour Committee
New York Motor Club Plans Second Orphans Day
The New York Motor Club set June 6 for its second annual orphans automobile day. They will convoy as many young residents from New York institutions to Coney Island, enlisting support from Senator William H. Reynolds and local attractions to maximize attendance and vehicle use.
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William H. Reynolds
Hildred Wins Blue at Philadelphia Show Hackney Class
Hildred the D. Jordan champion mare takes a blue ribbon in hackney at the Philadelphia horse show. Notables include Moore's Pakenham Princess and Reginald C. Vanderbilt's Sifield Venus. Judge William H. Moore scores with Forest King. Alfred G. Vanderbilt's Vanity Vogue and Viking win four-in-hand road team. Big turnout with numerous awards to follow including stallions and harness classes.
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Baseball Today 4 P M Americans at Philadelphia
The Americans host the Philadelphia club in an American League Park game set for 4 PM. Pitchers and lineups are not listed in the readable text. Both teams aim to strengthen standings with this early afternoon matchup.
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Baseball Today
Philadelphia
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