Yankee Girl Wins Belmont Ladies Stakes in Thriller
Yankee Girl, winner of the City Park Derby, strode from fifteenth lengths back to overtake Court Dress and Adoration in the stretch. The one mile Ladies Stakes at Belmont Park carried 6805 dollars gross with 5405 to the winner. Court Dress led early while Adoration closed. Yankee Girl surged, winning by a half length as Court Dress weakened late.
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Mustang Runaway Wows Van Cortlandt Park Troop Event
A Mustang ridden by Stewart Preston of Troop I bolts during a novice horse race at Van Cortlandt Park. Mounted Patrolman James Smith of the 34th Precinct was injured when his horse fell. Preston escaped unharmed after a dramatic ride ending with a bareback dismount. Victor Froment and Stephen Smith won other events in a day of thrilling riding and mishaps among Squadron A members.
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van Cortlandt Park
Stewart Preston
Troop I
James Smith
Smith
Squadfron A
Fordham Hospital
Armory
Preston
Yonkers
Victor Froment
Troop 2
Ang
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Troop 4
Wisconsin Wins Varsity Eight Over Syracuse on Lake Mendota
Wisconsin University defeated Syracuse in the varsity eight-oared shell race on Lake Mendota, Madison, after delayed start due to choppy water and a 17 mile wind. Syracuse won the four-oared race, while Wisconsin freshmen beat Delafield Academy by four lengths in a separate match.
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Syracuse University
Lake Mendota
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Delafield Academy
Ball Wins Amateur Golf Title at St Andrews
John Ball of Royal Liverpool Club captured his fifth Great Britain amateur championship by defeating C A Palmer 6 up and 4 to play in the final. Palmer, a rising player, surprised by reaching the final, while Ball extended his two decades of top form in the event first held 1886. Ball also won the 1890 Open Championship.
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St. Andrews
Scotland
John Ball
Great Britain
C. A. Palmer
Palmer
Royal Liverpool Club
Bail
Ball
Horace Hutchinson
Fred Tait
Amateur championship golf tourney set for Woodlawn links
The Massachusetts State Golf Association announces an amateur championship May 17 to 20 at Woodlawn Golf Club. Eighteen hole medal play qualifiers trim to 32 for 18 hole match play, final 36 holes, plus a team contest. Five members from the winning club receive bronze. Windeler shield to keeper for a year. The USGA year book lists 43 associate clubs and 239 allied clubs, with an estimated 746,000 members and $10.4 million in real estate holdings. Memorial Day results at Forest Park and Knollwood reported, with Sweeney, Ormiston, Grinkerhoff and Carroll winning classes and medals.
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Woodlawn Golf Club
Windeler
United States Golf Association
Forest Park
C. T. Sweeney
J. Ormiston
CC. S. Grinkerhoff
Pell and Le Roy win Manhattan doubles title dispute
Theodore Roosevelt Pell and Robert Le Roy defeated Irving C. Wright and Edgar W. Leonard to claim the Manhattan doubles championship at the New York Lawn Tennis Club. They beat the Massachusetts champions in three sets 6-3 5-7 11-4, with Leonard’s aggressive drives shaping much of the match and Pell delivering standout play.
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Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Robert le Roy
Harold H. Hackett
John Appleton Allen
Manhattan
New York Lawn
Pell
le Roy
Massachusetts
Leonard
Long Island
Wyle C. Grant
Herbert L. Westfall
Yale
Hackett
Allen
Dimon FE. Roberts
Robert T. Bryan
Henry H. Mollenhauer
George P. Touchard
Mollenhauer
Open Lawn Tennis Tournament at Yonkers
An open lawn tennis tournament will be held June 16 and following days on Amackassin Club courts in Yonkers under the United States National Lawn Tennis Association. Events include men's and women's singles doubles and mixed doubles. A challenge cup awaits the winner of the men's singles, who will claim it after three wins. Referee is Hugh Tallant. Entry fees are $2 for singles and $150 per doubles team. Entries close on June
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Amackassin Club
Yonkers
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Hugh Tallant
Giants vs Brooklyn at Polo Grounds Today at 3 30
Baseball game at the Polo Grounds today features the Giants against Brooklyn at 3 30 P M Admission is 50 cents.
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Polo Grounds
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Brooklyn
Baseball Pennant Fight Giants Lose as Brooklyn Wins 3 2
Poor fielding cost the Giants in the first of a series at the Polo Grounds as Brooklyn Superbas win 3 to 2. Key plays include Batch advancing to third on a bad throw and Hummel's homer helped by Shannon’s misplay. Seymour’s one-handed catch stands out in a taut defensive game. Brooklyn gains first blood while New York fights to the end.
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Polo Grounds
Bell
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Shannon
Browne
Devlin
Batch
McGann
Hummel Batch
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Seymour
Hummel
Lumley
Ferguson
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Seccaevsice
New York
Monee Shannon
Yankees Beat Boston With Seventh Inning Rally
New York tops Boston 4 to 1 after bunching three seventh inning runs. Kitson debut yields six hits. Elberfeld shines with two stolen bases and a double. Moriarty scores on bunt and a double steal brings Elberfeld home.
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Endurance Run Finishes For Long Island Auto Club
C G Arnold won the two day Long Island Automobile Club endurance run in a Pope Hartford. Eighteen of the twenty starters finished with Greenport overnight stops and return details. Several cars faced mishaps including a Haynes crash near Mattituck and a broken Aero transmission. Prizes pending class results.
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Cumberland Street
Brooklyn
Greenport
Pope Hartford
C. G. Arnold
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Pope- Hartford
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W. H. Bower
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John Sieber
Mattituck
F. Rockliff
Boston Beats Philadelphia In Narrow Victory
Boston top Philadelphia 6 to 3 at Philadelphia with key mentions of Lindaman Brown Pittinger McCloskey Devin and Umptre Carpenter in a terse scoreline style.
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R.H.E
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Lindaman and Brown
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McCloskey and Devin
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Pittsburg Triumph Over Chicago 9-2 in League Play
Pittsburg rattled Chicago for a 9 to 2 win as pitchers Philipp and Gibson held the visitors to limited runs. Chicago’s Pflester Brown Kling faced steady pressure, while umpire Rigler called the game. Pittsburg totaled 10 hits and capitalized on Chicago errors to secure the victory.
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R.H.E. Pittsburg
Philipp
Gibson
Chicago
Pflester, Brown and Kling
Rigler
Eastern League matchups and standings report
Eastern League schedule lists Buffalo at Providence Toronto at Jersey City Montreal at Newark and Rochester at Baltimore. Standings show Rochester second Providence fourth with Buffalo first in the table.
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Providence
Toronto
Jersey City
Montreal
Newark
Rochester
Baltimore
Jet City
Eee
Wyon
Aga Rochester
Amherst Defeats Dartmouth In Close Baseball Contest
Amherst Mass May 31 Amherst defeated Dartmouth 1 to 0 in clean hitting in the sixth inning. Each side had five hits and no errors. Amherst infield play stood out as McClure worked for Amherst and Glaze for Dartmouth.
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Amherst
Mass
Dartmouth
McClure
Glaze
Chicago Defeats St. Louis 6 to 0 With Strong Batter Action
In Chicago, the White Sox run up a 6 to 0 victory over St. Louis behind solid batting by Walsh and Sullivan. Umpires Hurst and Sheridan preside as Chicago gains a decisive win.
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Louis
Walsh and Sullivan
St. Louis
Petty
Stephens
Hurst and Sheridan
Detroit Defeats Cleveland 2 to 1 in Cleveland Game
Detroit edges Cleveland 2 to 1 as Thielman and Bemis secure the win with solid pitching amid a tense nine inning. Umpire O Loughlin and battery pairs Donovan Auber for Detroit and Cleveland’s Thielman Bemis are noted in the sparse box score style report.
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R.H.E. Ae
Detroit
Donovan
Auber
Thielman
Bemis
O' Loughlin
Incomplete Score Summary From Northern Rail Matches
At Uticea Utica A J G 7 A J G 1. At Binghamton eens 6 Syracuse 2. Albany Albany Troy game postponed wet grounds at Scranton Wilkes Barre 9 Scranton 2.
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Binghamton
Syracuse
Albany
Albany-Troy
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Stahl Day game set for ben efit on June 13
Boston honors the late Chick Stahl, former Boston American manager, by staging a benefit game between Boston and Providence on June 13 for Mrs Stahl. The event is titled Stahl Day.
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Chick” Stahl
Providence
Stahl
Schlechter and Tarrasch Lead In Ostend Chess Tourney
In Ostend Belgium May 8 the masters contest the twelfth round. Schlechter of Vienna and Dr Tarrasch of Nuremberg hold the top spots. Schlechter defeated American Marshall and Tarrasch beat Englishman Burn. Janowski and Tschigorin drew. Standings show Schlechter and Tarrasch leading with seven wins and four losses each, Marshall seven, Janowski four, Tschigorin four.
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Dr. Tarrasch
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Janowski
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Sabucas Oosseescca
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Belmont Park Racing Summaries
Weather clear at Belmont Park as racing action unfolds with a fast track. Jockeys push for wins across the card amid ideal conditions.
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Belmont Park Racing
Timely Auto Topics Sealed Bonnets Contest Plans
Entries for the sealed bonnet contest by the Automobile Club of America run June 19 to 22 are coming in. The committee maps four 150 mile routes with varying road conditions and hills, assigning higher daily mileage to high powered runabouts. Entries close June 12 at the club's 54th street clubhouse. The Fiat 24 horsepower set records at Empire track on Memorial Day, while Hol-Tan touts Fiats for the Grand Prix and potential track events may follow.
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Bridgeport
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Danbury
New York
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Empire Track
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Yale Dominates Trials in Intercollegiate Track Meet
Yale shows strong agility in jumps with three vaulters clearing 11 feet 6 inches and Knox leading broad jump at 22 feet 10 inches as Penn, Cornell and Michigan also contend. Michigan's lineup, led by Captain Garrels, qualifies nine men, while Penn's eight finalists suggest a tight race for tomorrow's finals at Cambridge.
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Polo clash at Van Cortlandt between Squadron A and Westchester Club
Squadron A faces Westchester Country Club in polo at Van Cortlandt this afternoon. After a narrow loss last outing, Squadron A hopes to reverse the result with a strong lineup lined up for the match.
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Westchester Country Club
van Cortlandt
Galway men's games at Celtic Park open entries
Gold watches will be awarded to event winners at the Galway men's games to be held at Celtic Park in June. The meet is the first under the Counties' Athletic Union. Six events will be open to all registered athletes. Entries close in June.
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Celtic Park
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