Africander’s Belmont Form Headlines Gravesend Feature
Africander, the Star Ruby colt from Burns, netted the Hudson Stakes at Gravesend, beating Hunter Raine by a small margin after a powerful late burst. The race followed Africander’s Belmont win and positions him as a leading Suburban Handicap candidate despite a strong two year old field.
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Programme of Sports Today
Racing at Gravesend 2 30 p m. Old at Meadow Brook ¢ p m. Lawn tennis Jaredo tournament Women s Pennsylvania State championships at Merion Cricket Club. Golf Women s metropolitan championships at Richmond County Ardsley cup for women. Baseball National League New York at Pittsburg Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis Boston 2 Cincinnati. American League Boston at New York 4 m Philadelphia at Washington Cleveland at ecamee St Louis at Detroit Columbia at Trinity Manhattan at Andover.
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Paddock Paragaphs Recap of Turf Events and Rumors
H T Griffin known as Halter Tom My bid Embarrassment to 1900 dollars after second to Wild Pirate. Pittsburg Phil allegedly retires from racing while seeking health at Lake Placid after a heavy loss. Bullman rides McChesney in Hernem National at Chicago next Saturday. Labor breaks through the barrier and throws apprentice French. Father Bill Daly to perform in a June 10 vaudeville at Brighton Beach for Guardian Angel Church.
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Vanderbilt's Biltmore Finishes Second at St. Cloud Prix Fay
In Paris on June 1 W K Vanderbilt's Biltmore placed second in the Prix Fay at the St. Cloud meeting. The earlier program shows six races with various favorites and upsets including Ida Davis winning the first race and Automaton taking the second. Flying Torpedo, High Chancellor, Omdurman, Katie Powers also led their respective events.
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Ocean race begins for six schooner yachts off Atlantic Yacht Club
Six schooner yachts start a 248 mile ocean race from Craven Shoal to Fire Island Lightship and North East End Lightship then Scotland Lightship. Iroquois leads early, Endymion passes near Long Beach, others follow as wind shifts and tide favor different pairs. Finish expected between midnight and daylight Wednesday.
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Thistle
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Overhaul of yachts at Bristol during June visit
The Reliance arrived from Newport for general overhauling in Bristol Rhode Island. Topmast was housed and mainsail spread to dry while sails are taken ashore for improvements. Iselin says no major changes planned as repairs proceed and the ship will depart soon for tuning up spins before the next Traces. The Constitution was warped in at the boatshops for dismantling and a new mainmast to be stepped.
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Shrubb Breaks World Two Mile Record on Ilford Grass
Alfred Shrubb ran two miles on a grass track at Ilford in 9:11, beating all records for grass and cinder tracks. He had earlier on May 21 set a three mile world mark in 14:17.5 on the London Athletic Club track. The two mile pro record was 9:11 by W Lang, and the amateur mark 9:17.5 by W G George.
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Potente
Dark Planet
Barle Duc
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Reno
Sir Courtney
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Hocco
Agnes Breun
Nancy
Pickwiten
Lortzel
AN Siginiens
Rightful
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Daisy Green
Sparkle Esher Steee
Cecile
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Tolson
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Albertola
London
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London Athletic Club
Ilford
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W. G. George
Flying Torpedo Suspended After Race Reversal
Flying Torpedo at Hawthorne showed a sharp form reversal in the third race, leading judges to refuse the entry pending an investigation. Irkenruth, the jockey, was suspended as well. The horse was last time a race favorite before this performance.
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Irkenruth
New York Nationals Beat Pittsburg 10 to 2 in Gridiron?neighborhood
New York defeated Pittsburg 10 to 2 as Mertes hit a seventh inning homer. Doheny pitched for Pittsburg after Polo Grounds trouble, while Mugsy Mc Graw managed the visitors and Giants tallied six runs in the second inning. Babb Lauder Bowerman Browne and McGann contributed singles and Becker, Gilbert, and others added runs as the Giants closed with three in the seventh.
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Invaders Lose to Boston 8 to 2 in Exhibition
Boston defeats New York 8 to 2 as Chesbro falters on the mound. Freeman homered twice and Courtney added a fence shot while O'Brien doubled in the ninth to avert a shutout. New grounds show improvements including a redesigned outfield and fresh grandstand paint.
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Invaders
Jersey City Triumphs Rochester 9 to 7 in Errorless Win
Jersey City won 9 to 7 as the home team played errorless ball and batted well late. Leary allowed eight hits, Plawmiller fanned nine, Hayden homered in the eighth. Score shows Jersey City 2 0 0 0 2 2 1 0 x 9 Rochester 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 7. Batteries Plawmiller and Dillion for Jersey City Leary and Steciman for Rochester.
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Moriarity's pitching leads Newark to 5–0 win over Baltimore
Newark defeated Baltimore 5 to 0 as Moriarity spun a strong outing. Devlin made a fine stop at third and Lawier hit a home run to drive the offense. The Newark lineup totaled five runs on seven hits while Baltimore managed four errors. Batteries Mortality and Shea, Mills and Fuller.
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Eastern League Games Update
At Providence H. E. Providence 3 Toronto 4. Batteries Jones Diggins Kissinger Taft. At Worcester Buffalo 12 Worcester 12. Batteries Hooker MIllang Shaw Winham Lovet McCauley.
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Vermont and Dartmouth Defeat Norwich and Holy Cross
In wartaten Vermont Norwich University closed 8 0 and in Hanover New Hampshire Holy Cross fell to Dartmouth 4 3. The scores reflect a pair of college game results with Norwich and Holy Cross suffering losses.
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Hanover
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Dartmouth
Connecticut League Scores And Results
In New Haven New Haven Betas beat Springfield 7 to 1 in 12 innings. Holyoke defeated New London 7 to 3. Hartford Meriden triumphed over Hartford 11 to 3.
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Fall River Hiver Meet Results From New England League
In Fall River at Hiver, the event notes 12 for Haverhill while Nashua and Concord score 6 to 4. Lowell-Manchester record 7 for Lowell, with Lawrence and Brockton tied at 7.
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State League Scores From Albany and Troy Standings
Albany Schenectady 7 Binghamton 1. Troy 6 A J G 0. Ilion 8 Syracuse 3.
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Yale Protest Over Princeton BasebalI Protest
Yale captain Winslow reports Princeton protested Yale's last Saturday game over an umpire ruling. Princeton claims Davis should have been out in the fifth and Welles not bat in the sixth, arguing an at bat was lost. Yale counters with sharp-practice accusations while adding new Yale players Tom Shevlin and Morgan Miller join the squad amid bat-heavy practices ahead of Princeton.
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War on Sunday baseball ends with dismissals in Elizabeth
In Elizabeth New Jersey Judge Mahon dismissed the cases against eight baseball players arrested for playing on Sunday May 19. Prosecutor Mr English failed to appear and no one was ready to press charges.
Yale Freshman Crew Finances Boost for New London Race
Yale announces the freshman eight has raised funds to sail to New London for a June 2 race with Harvard. The varsity eight and four crews also ship out to Gale's Ferry, with boats leaving Wednesday afternoon and the training staff to prepare quarters.
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Argonauts skip Henley crew for Philadelphia regatta
Toronto June 1 The Argonauts will not send an eight to Henley as a crew cannot be assembled this year. Instead a crew will train for the People's Regatta at Philadelphia.
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Yale Athletes Receive Intercollegiate Meet Awards
Captain Thomas and Yale Athletic Association award Yale athletes for intercollegiate meet placements. Final honors go to J. R. Moulton in sprints D. W. Franchot in two miles J. B. Thomas in hurdles W. S. Fulton in broad jump F. G. Beck in shotput E. T. Glass in shotput with next year’s competition ending for several honorees.
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Freshman Athletes Honored at Medical School Event
Vaults and sprints highlighted the ceremony as W McLenahan and S Im received YW honors in the pole vault and broad jump. Morgan Bowman earned YW, noted for his football and baseball contributions, while W L Anderson and C B Long were recognized in sprint and jump events along with E A Deming and J R Al in various track categories.
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Westchester defeats Squadron A in Meadow Brook polo opener
Westchester Country Club beat Squadron A 17 to 9 in the first of six Hempstead cups polo matches at Meadow Brook Club near Westbury. The match featured standout plays by J H Hunt and L J Hunt and a strong early lead by Westchester, with Blair Cooley and Bre kaw among the scorers and safety points for Squadron A in a hard fought contest.
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Geoghegan Wins Southern Lawn Tennis Tournament
Frank Geoghegan of Washington defeated Wylie C. Grant of the New York Lawn Tennis Club 4 6 4 6 4 to win the all comers prize in the Southern championship. He will face R D Little of New York tomorrow for the title. Grant and Robert Carey won the doubles, and Winona W sterman beat Miss Elizabeth Moore in the women's singles.
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Hackett and Little Lose Semi in West Side Tennis Doubles
The Yele Princeton pair Harold H Hackett and Raymond D Little fell to Edward P Fisher and Ross Burchard 3 4 6 4 6 4 in the West Side Lawn Tennis Club doubles semi final. Little from Washington defended his Southern States title but did not show his usual form.
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Miss L A Risch Wins in New York Lawn Tennis Club Event
The New York Lawn Tennis Club championship began with Miss Anna L. Risch defeating Miss E. E. White in the women's handicap singles. In the men's singles Ches ter Rice beat Dimon E. Roberts and then Fred Fox to reach the final set, with Roberts showing strong net play.
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