Belmont Park Triple Crown Race Draws Slim Crowd
The Belmont card featured a $1,000 Triple Crown race won by Pallux amid a drab, mediocre attendance. Royal Martyr and Libyan Sands chased for positions as Garden City Hands and other rivals flattered by a sparse audience. Sam McMeekin’s entry attracted final bids but failed to prevail in the main heat.
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Randolph
Wes
Pallux
Royal Martyr
Libyan Sands
Bouguet
Gilford A. Cochran
Kimball Patterson
Mr. Hildreth
Bell
Henry J. Morris
Hildreth
Morrin
Golden
Morris
Taire
eMeekin
Meer
Gunrod
Garden City
Pullux
Helen
Royal Mane
Belmont Track Notes Show Gloom After Radstar's Death
The crowd of about 4000 at Belmont Track mourns Radstar's passing, Churchill wins Foxhall P. Keene's first victory of the year with Dodge and Ida Claire beats Nonseney in the second race. Jockey Finnessy injured by Flying Peep recovers in ambulance. Heese scratched from Bouquet Stake trial. Ren ef Menlo slips in betting. Harlem stake opens the afternoon programme with Mineola and Westbury races to follow.
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Churchill
Foxhall P. Keene
Sweep
Nonseney
Positon Teanding
Atreteh
Ida Claire
James Butler
Heese
Elasions
Triple Crown
Bouquet
Mat
Finnessy
Flying Peep
Albright
Ren Ef Menlo
Harlem
Mineola
Westbury
Amateurs Race Card At Piping Rock Opening Meet
At Locust Valley the Piping Rock Racing Association opens with six races led by amateurs of national repute. A private sweepstakes offers about $10,000, with two year gold handicap for the third event. Notables like C K G Billings, August Belmont and Mortimer L Schitt back the stakes as riders vie for trophies and honors. The first race at 2 30 is a high weight handicap over one mile and a furlong for hacks and army or government property entries.
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Acton
Axebrook
Flying Peep
Repentent
Barner
Mennessy
Milltown
Syosset
August
Cleveland
Churchill
St. Rock
Stevens
The
Racing Association
James Butler
Mr. Zelmont
Sam McMetain
Emil Here
du Claire
Fam
J. Kelly
Daingerfield
Mr. Semont
C.K. G. Billings
P. Whitney
W. R. Coe
Gifford A. Cochrane
August Belmont
Mortimer L. Schitt
R. T. Wilson
Army
Eros
Canada
United States
Edward F. Whitney
Fight Log Tonight and Friday Card Messy Athletics
Fragmented event notes list several matchups and venues including Clermont A C Billy, Harlem, Gibbs, Murray Parke, Young, McGinnine, Artie Metievern, Red Maconald, Vanageou, Shawhay, Joana Zale, New Polo Cmioe Maloneva, Fairmant A G Tee Kelly, Jim Healy versus Soldier Stan, Tammy Nevin, Broadway 8 C, Silent Martin versus Jack Toland.
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Harlem
Clon Gibbs
Larry Vie Murray
Parke
Far Rochaw
Young
MeGe Pignoar
Katie Mckintne Vy
Yau
Artie Metievern
Vanageou A
Comack Shawhay Vt
Yoana Zale
New Polo A
Cmioe Maloneva
Fairmant A
Tee Kelly Cuimers
Any KI CunJim Healy
Soldier Stanner
Soldier Stanner Io Tammy Nevin
Broadway
Martin Va
Jack Toland
Providence Record Revival: Radbourne Wins Eighteen Straight
The Providence star Charley Radbourne pitched in eighteen of twenty games to back a historic record from 1864. He started on August 7 beating New York 4 to 2, then added wins over Boston and Detroit across a string that extended to September 7. The feat, noted by George Moreland, showcases Radbourne allowing twenty eight runs in the stretch and keeping Boston to one run in four games.
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Providence
Steeak
Charley Radbourne
Ladbourne
New York
Philadelphia
Radbourne
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
George Moreland
Radbourn
Chicago
Madbourne
Ccsesceneryeeree Radbourne
Chicage
Wesaee Radbourne
Buffalo
Providence Star
Boncroft
Lovett
Farrell
Start
Daily
Irwin
Crane
Radford
Murray
Carroll
Denny
Bassett
Gilligan
Ween
Evers
Anson
Pfeffer
Williamson
Burns
Dalrymple
Kelly
Gore
Billy Sunday
Silver Flint
Tommy Gargan
Ti Bronx
Pawling
Hotchkiss School
Gargan
Lakeville
Conn.c
Brady
Keck
Hotchkier
Hotchkiss
To-da at Piping Rock and Other Notes Across Annuities
Fragmented text notes entries and mentions of To-da at Piping Rock, various names, places, and dates. It references Nor ton Ea and other scattered labels, suggesting a jumble of notices, names, and possible events without clear context or full sentences.
Belmont Park Racing Results Summary
Belmont Park races listed multiple events with results and horse names. Winners include Heenan, Wildeath, and Mongenett among others, with times and purses noted. The page compiles placings, entries, and odds in a dense results column.
Pawling School Banistar Star of Racing Dies at 21
Banistar, famed stallion bred for Cavalry remounts, died at Huntington farm after a long career. He sired many track champions and was once owned by Clarence Mackay before Duff Debevoine holdings. His death leaves a void in American turf history and remount circles.
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Banister
Hought
Oots Brothers
Kentucky
Corporation
W. Hal Clarke
New York City
Banistar
Chris Fitzgerald
Arrandale
Wheeling
Clarke
Clarence Mackay
Frederick Debevoine
Squadron A
State Cavalry
Army Nine and Holy Cross Tie at West Point NS
Army and Holy Cross played to a 1 to 1 tie at West Point on May 31 after the game was cut per agreement. The nines kept the score close throughout a tightly contested matchup.
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Army
West Point
Holy Cross
Fair golfers shine in big Women's Metropolitan tourney
Six of eight matches in the Westchester and Staten Island districts were played under Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association auspices. Knollwood Country Club’s team won 4 to 3 over Apawamis. Scarsdale, short of players, lost to Dunwoodie 9 to 3. Fownes and other clubs posted scores with several defaults and partial wins noted for Mrs Forde and Mrs Fair.
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Westchester
Staten Island-Long
Metropolitan Oil Association
South Shore Field Club
Fox Fils
Sleepy Hollow
Century
Knollwood Country Club
Firthight
Apawamia
Scarsdale
Dunwoodie
Forde
W. J. Fair
J. H. Williams
Westchester County
Avawas Roberson
A. Marga
Powers
Fownsen
Mra
Symen
D. Spear
Auarsdall
Dunwoodir
Dunwoodir GR Brown. 0) Mt Wed. Punam N. Rly
Dlivers
Ardalay
Sea
J.B. Foabursh
Hersog
Rumi
Steinbardi
Mina
Fong Island
GS Fishel
Philp Borer
Sidney Well
Almwandes
Te Morgenthal
Davie
Westbrowk
N8sbat
Marion Mattion
Defeat of Mrs Raymond Big Surprise in Tennis
In the Eastern New York State championship at Westchester Greenacres Hartsdale Mrs Edward Raymond lost in the third round to Marian Vanderhoef of the West Side Tennis Club. Vanderhoef won 6-1 7-6 7-5 after a tight match. Other notable results included Baggs and Sweetser defeating Stein Kampf and Behr and Voshell and Baggs defeating Smith and Shafer.
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James
O'Neale
Westchester
Greenacres
Hartsdale
New York State
Edward Raymond
Marie Wagner
Marian Wycke Vanderhoef
West Side Tennis Club
Racketer
Mrs. Raymond
Miss Vanderhoef
Ralph H. Baggs
Arthur Sweetser
Elizabeth Town and Country Club
J. Harry Stein- Kampf
Allan Behr
S. Howard Voshell
Frederick C. Baggs
King Smith
G. Carleton Shafer
Katherine Force
Louis Gouverneur Morris
Jes Gilleaudeay
Miss Crowfort
Bond
Peres Witbours
Bedford Park
G. G. Brinckerhoff
Two Golf Titles at Stake in Present Week
Two major golf titles are contested this week, the New Jersey state championship and the Westchester County championship. Max Marston of Baltusrol and Oswald Kirkby of Englewood lead a strong field as play opens with a morning qualifying round.
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New Jersey
Westchester County
Maxwell R. Marston
Baltusrol
Dwight Pariidee
Hedford
Marston
Oswald Kirkby
Englewood
Kirkby
Schuyler van Vechten
Baltuard
Atlantic City
Rev.d. Webb
Nklin W. Dyer
Montclair
Pennsylvania
Mortimer Barnes
Grantland Rige
Long Max
Per
Garden City
Cranford
Essex County
Marerson
Sleem
Ton
Kon
Sparks
Jerry Travers
Max Orwald
They! Wykags! Country Club
Westchester
Dwight Partridge
John G. Anderson
Siwanoy
Anderson
Westter County
Rochelle
CY. Bton
Hudson River
Wright Breaks Harvard Strength Record In Cambridge
Charles E. Wright of West Newton, a Harvard sophomore, shattered the school's strength mark at Cambridge. He totaled 1456.9 points to surpass the previous record by 44.5 points set by George Percy of the hockey team.
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Wright
Harvard
Cambridge
May St
Charles E. Wright
West Newton
George Percy
Yale Track Names Captain From Tennessee
John W. Overton of Nashville was tonight elected captain of the Yale track team. The mile runner also led the cross country team as captain this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overton
Yale
New Haven
John W. Overton
Nashville
Tenn
Harvard Track Names New Captain Teschner
A. Teschner of Lawrence Massachusetts was elected captain of the Harvard track team today in Cambridge. The sprinter, who trained a tendon, placed third in the 100 yard dash at the intercollegiate championship meet and is expected to be ready for the next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teschner
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
A. Teschner
Lawrence
Astey Outpoints Lynch In Ten Round Stadium Bout
Astey takes ten round decision over Joe Lynch at Stadium A C in a fast paced bout. Astey lugged the action and sealed the win as fans cheered the finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astey
Lynch Willie Astey
Joe Lynch
Stadium A.C
Colorful wool serge suits praised for travel durability
The ad extols fast color all wool blue and grey serges that keep their shape on the road and look sharp anywhere. It notes optional pin check worsted and claims one piece Summer underwear fits well, with measurements used to ensure proper fit.
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Ga.cochran
Belmont
Sam McMeekin
Mr. Belmont
Hy & PD
Burrows
Belmont Park
We Westemester Racing Association
Lanites Tana
Travy
Rethickem Steel
du Port Powder
Radstar
Oon
Farandale
Kingsworthy
Simon and
Brotherstone
Jompey
England
U. S
B.V. D
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Par
US & A
B.V.D
the B.V. D. Company
Willard Mack
Brighton
Lees Ete
Brichten
Delhi
Incuire Schuster Getty W. Haus
Schupter
Dalton Swimmirtz School
West 29Th
Col
Crete
Bowaiet
Campa
Tonigh
Clermont A. C
Billy We
John J. McGraw
Nepal
Norton
Liga
Sai Es Malesia
Tae Minles Sway Domes Ag T
Sauer Ten
Werigdley
Heenan
Sam McMaken
Tafe Aiiei
Vetsieg
Ania Helemee
Ls Biel
Tito
Jere Whaler
Featues Fine Wy
Dhun
Torktern
Marteth
Vane
W. Sega
Satan
Conan
Hates
Gay Shreughire Veel
Seitet Pan
Fimck
Sme
Magarks St Cramer
TET Enceanories
TisAppremnen Alioranes Calmont
Pawling School
Son
Farandole
Blessing
Renee Seg
Garean Selleck and
Banne
Ail Hallows Institute
Manhattan Prep
Lenox Oval
Joyce
Manhattan
Lesa
Oran
Manin
Brooklyn Prep Sco
Erasmus Halt
Commercial Field
Brooklyn
Caro
Erasmus
Smith
Ne d
Nin
Mastin
Marten
Ranistar
New York National Guard
Huntington
Farandole-Blessing
Valley Today
Knollwood
Marian Vanderhoef
Baggs and
Sweetser
Dr. Rosenbaum
J. S. O’neale
Ray
Howard Voshel
JS. O'Neale
Acorn
Kanter
Clampiocatin
Gileastra
Maria
Elmer
New Jersey State
By Fred Hawthorne
Golding
Federated Golf Association of the World
National Golf Association
United States Golf Association
Racing Today
Rocrnas Pret Company
Broadway Broadway
Lith St
Mth St
Broadway Corners
Fifth Ave
Warren
Aloe St
Erete . Iy. Sporting Goods Co
Essent
Renate
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