Flip Flap Sets World Record In Belmont Claremont Handicap
Flip Flap ridden by J A Bennetts good three year old fly surged from last to first in the Claremont Handicap at Belmont Park to win by a head from Dolly Spanker. He equalled the six and a half furlong world record of 1 18 2 5 by carrying 108 pounds. Oxford finished third as a tight finish produced a lively crowd and heat relief. Samson won the first race at 6 to 1 and Mexican Silver captured the two year olds race. Larabie took the seven furlongs event while Rebo disappointed at long odds in the fifth. Osirngermade matched a track mark for a mile and a sixteenth in the closing race.
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Fup Flap
J. A. Bennett
Fly
Belmont Park
Dolly Spanker
Flip Flap
Aeronaut
Mineola
Claremont
Teacress
Dreamer
Oxford
Zienap
Kingston
Samson
Old Faithful
Yalagal
Ballot Box
Sidney Paget
Mexican Silver
J. C. Core
Brussel
Clements
Larabie
Woolwich
Entree
Belmere
Miller
Rebo
Ginette
King Cole
Maxnar
Stert Good
Timasou
Saintoin
Bekrora
Bettin
Thomas
Whitney
Radtke
Lloyd
Blib Ts
J Jones
Samson Ra
iPage
Horner
Greeno
Brussel Fay Teinia
Oneck Bt
Killeahan Gardner
iSewell
Josephine
McCabe
Lez
Miller Rore
Weir
J. Walsh
J. Hennessy
Norton
McDaniel
Brushman Clark
Greene
Ch. c
Stephanotis
St. Fin In
Wimmer
Brussiej
Burlew
Belmont
Madden
Home
Alvaretta
Aeunsleene Watt
St. Fin
Rudtke
Dolly Spanke
Wilson
Diamond Flush
Laughlin
Lyne
Zienay
Peee
Nelson
Horner BU
Schulte
Gerner Ib
Duryea
H. Coch
Ooley
Zienap Hung
Clarion _ Horse and age
Fing
Jack McKeon
A Han
Sewell
Drake
Tha
McIntyre
Rmott
Conmueto I
Letia
Fae Meeep
Uimmer
B. c
Perenne
Starby
Linda Vista
Iiradiey
Hildreth
Stewards Tackle Belmont Park Controversy and Races
Belmont stewards plan an investigation into Clements second race conduct amid jockey watch on a highly questioned ride. Miller won only one race with three seconds. other winners included O Neill Horner Brussel and Clark. Ginette failed to move beyond 2.50 bid and was kept by the stable. Suburban Handicap weights updated for Roseben Blandy Burgomaster Tokalon and Merrykk with several entries declared.
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Miller
Radtke
O'Neill
Horner
Brussel
Clark
Ginette
Charlie Rowe
8. C. Hildreth
King Cole
Cornelius Fellows
Coney Island Jockey Club
Roseben
Blandy
Burgomaster
Tokalon
Merry Kk
Sysonby Hermis
Ta Tromp
First Water
Nathan Monsieur Beaucaire
Hot Sh
Hae
Proposer
Maher On Oaks Winner Keystone II Triumphs In England
American jockey Danny Maher rode Keystone II to victory in the Classic Oaks at Epsom, a 25 000 purse on June 1. Gold Ricch was runner up and Snow-Glory finished third as rain turned to hail during the one mile and a half race for three year old fillies.
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Epsom
England
Keystone II
Gold Ricch
Snow-Glory
Danny Maher
Portland Lass
Ponet Gold Rioch
Snow Glory
Maher
Gold Cup Case Judge Denies Injunction Over Trotting Meeting
In New Haven on June 1 Judge Townsend denied the Memphis Trotting Association’s motion for an injunction to restrain a National Trotting Association meeting to hear the Major Delmar Lou Dillon drugging case tied to the Gold Cup race at Memphis in 1994. The decision favored the national body, with President P P Johnston stating a meeting would be called, though without a date, aiming to resolve before the trotting season. The May 28 Lexington call was postponed by a restraining order from Memphis, and the hearing addressed the injunction sought to be made permanent pending a related replevin suit in New York.
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New Haven
William K. Townsend
United States Circuit Court
Memphis Trotting Association
National Trotting Association
Delmar-Lou Dillon
Memphis
Memphis Association
National Association
Lexington
New York
Professional League Baseball Beats Philadelphia in pennant race
In a pivotal game the league leading club defeated the Phillies to extend its edge in the pennant chase. Key pitchers and hitters contributed, boosting the team’s standings and signaling strong momentum toward the postseason.
Giants Get Revenge In Day Of Ballgames
Yesterday's results show American League games with New York beating Philadelphia 10 to 12 in two games and Boston 12 over Washington 8 in the second. Washington defeated Boston 4 to 0. Cleveland beat Chicago 3 to 2 in the first game. St Louis triumphed 4 to 1 against Detroit. National League matchups today include New York at Philadelphia and Chicago at Cincinnati with Boston at Brooklyn and St Louis at Pittsburgh.
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Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadel
Tribune
Giants
Wiltse
Ritchie
Duggleby
Strang
Browne
Mertes
Dahlen
Devlin
Bowerman
Abribpoa
Courtney
Magee
Titus
Gilbert
Brarsfield Strang
Doolin
Marshall
Dooin
Powerman
Richie
Duggieby
P.c
Heston
Louis
Vsc. I
P.c. Chicago
Asong
Highlanders Clinch Lead With 10–2 Win Over Athletics
New York Highlanders defeated Philadelphia by 10 to 2 at American League Park, seizing the pennant lead after a strong early inning surge led by Keeler and Elberfeld. Chesbro held Coakley to eight hits as Highlanders pummeled the Athletics with five first-inning runs and eight total hits.
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Highlanders
Philadelphia
Athletics
Coakley
Chesbro
Keeler
Elberfeld
Chase
Elberfela
Cross
Davis
Laporte
Armbruster
Williams
Seybold
Conroy
Murphy
Hoffman
Knight
Brouthers
New York
Elber
Hartsel
O'Loughlin
RUN OF COACHING CLUB EXPECTS ULSTER COUNTY RUN
Telegraphed update on the Coaching Club arrival from New York at 6 45 PM with eleven horse changes and a nine hour ride covering 45 4 miles. Reginald W Rives Stay hosts a brief halt while Alfred G Vanderbilt may join to coach from Phoenicia to Big Indian. party sails to Kingston aboard Robert L Gerry yacht Electra then Lake Delaware trip planned 9 AM.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
New York
Reginald W. Rives
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Kingston
Phoenicia
Ulster County
Robert L. Gerry
W. G. Loew
George G. Haven, Jr
W. Jay
T. Suffern Tailor
Ss. Cromwell
Lake Delaware
Long Island Automobile Club Withdraws From AAA
The Long Island Automobile Club voted to withdraw from the American Automobile Association and the New York State Association. Three members held offices in AAA including A. R. Pardington on the board, Frank G. Webb on the racing board, and Dr. William P. Richardson on the law committee. The club plans to use the saved dues for road improvements and approved a $150 appropriation for road sign boards on routes heavily used by members.
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Long Island Automobile Club
American Automobile Association
New York State Association
A. R. Pardington
Frank G. Webb
William P. Richardson
American Automobile Associatie
Entries for Hunt Club Meet at Plainfield N J
List of entries for Watchung Hunt Club steeplechase events at Plainfield New Jersey today. Galloways race includes Heen Victory Belle Trespass Blue Print Jupiter. Masters Cup features Boo Bar Ionian Apple Jack Castlebar Myltum In Parvo Strongheart Jucy Glitters Gloucester. Union Cup hacks or hunters lists Red Girl Come On Ellersife Blue Print Anticipation Kersey. Somerset Cup three miles lists Maple Leaf Wexford Arch Light Ninette Flick Rosebank.
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Peter Hauck
Allan Pinkerton
Charles Pfizer
van Schaick
A. Cruikshank
R R. Howard
Freeman
C. H. Fisk
G. White
Dr. Knott
Parvo
C. D. Freeman
G. M. Jeffery
C. B. Sayre
Gloucester
Big Nine Adopts Football Rules For Coming Year
Chicago June 1 Members of the faculty football committee of the Big Nine colleges adopted today the football rules of the 196 rules committee for the coming year. No definite action was taken regarding summer baseball.
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BIG Nine
Chicago
Superb Bas wake up as Brooklyn blanked Boston 6-0
Brooklyn defeated Boston 6 to 0 at Washington Park behind Stricklett who allowed four scattered hits. Superbas fielding was sharp while Boston’s was ragged. Bridwell made a sensational one handed catch and Strobel caught Maloney’s fly to end the game.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Washington Park
Stricklett
Superbas
Bridwell
Strobel
Maloney
Batch
Bergen
Altman
Lindeman
Dolan
Harvard Loses Bow Oar In Varsity Rowing Race
Harvard's athletic committee ruled P. W. Flint of Worcester ineligible for the varsity crew after discovering he had not completed the required half course upon moving from the scientific school to the college. He is debarred from the Harvard Yale race on June 2, with W. C Corlett taking Flint's bow position in the shell.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Athletic Committee
P. W. Flint
Worcester
Flint
W. C Corlett
Bow
Eastern League Results From Yesterday
Eastern League scores show Jersey City defeating Baltimore 5 to 2 by forfeit. Buffalo beat Toronto 4 to 2. Montreal edged Rochester 6 to 1. Providence defeated Newark 3 to 1. Montreal won against Montreal 9 to 0 in a game noted as played under protest.
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Ester
Montreal
Jersey City
Baltimore
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Providence
Newark
Long swimming race arranged off New London
Boston reports a four mile open water race arranged between Brookline Swimming Club’s James B. Greene Yale Swimming Club captain Ogden Reid and former Yale man Everard Thompson. The event will occur in Long Island Sound near New London likely the day before the Yale Harvard boat race.
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the Tribune
Boston
James B. Greene
Brookline Swimming Club
Ogden Reid
Yale Swimming Club
Everardompson
Yale
New London
Long Island Sound
No Bennett Cup Match as Americans Fail to Form Team
London June 1 American polo players in London cannot field a team for the James Gordon Bennett Cup in France. No match this year because an American team must compete, leaving the cup unplayed.
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London
France
Parade and Water Carnival of Harlem Rowing Association
The Harlem Rowing Association announces its annual parade and water carnival on the Harlem River this Sunday June 1. Rowers form at 2 30 in the basin below Lenox Avenue Bridge then sail up to Morris Heights before returning.
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Harlem Rowing Association
Harlem River
Lenox Avenue Bridge
Morris Heights
Harvard selects Thackera as football captain
Cambridge June 1 W T S Thackera 08 of Berlin Germany was elected captain of the Harvard association football team today. He had played on several continental association teams before joining Harvard.
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Cambridge
Mass
W. T. S. Thackera
Berlin
Germany
Harvard
Cornell Beats Andover Academy 2 1 In Close Game
Cornell defeats Andover Academy 2 to 1 in Andover Massachusetts. A three bagger and a single produced Cornell's run in the fourth. Andover ties in the seventh on two hits and an error. late hits and bases on balls clinch in the eighth. Deshon Welch Phillips Merritt Jones Clarkson. Time 1 50.
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Andover
Mass
Cornell
Phillips Andover Academy
R. H. B. Cornell
Deshon and Welch
Phillips Andover
A. Merritt and
Jones
Clarkson
Trinity Outplays Manhattan in Hartford Baseball
Trinity defeated Manhattan College 7 to 2 in Hartford on June 1. In the eighth inning Cunningham and Delaney were ejected for disputing an umpire decision. Batteries: Sanders and Cunningham for Trinity and Claus for Manhattan. Mahoney and Connelly also played.
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Hartford
Conn
Trinity
Manhattan
Cunningham
Delaney
H. EY Trinity
Ceeseeeelde
Sanders and Cunningham
Claussen
C. Mahoney
Connelly
Newark and Baltimore Share Win Loss in City Club Standings
A fragmented Newark and Baltimore update shows clubs with mixed results. Montreal Toronto tally wins and losses with a 16 to 43 score fragment and scattered numerals.
Graham Wins Final For New Jersey Golf Title
Archie Graham of North Jersey Club defeats Joseph Sherman of Westfield Club to claim the New Jersey State Golf Association championship at Morris County Golf Club. Graham, a seasoned open tournament competitor, faced Whitlatch in earlier rounds while Sherman downed Freeman and Frelinghuysen to reach the final. Nearby matches saw Frelinghuysen overcome Wilcox amid fatigue from an appendicitis operation, and Whitlatch suffer a costly tee shot error that sealed Graham’s 5 up 4 to play victory.
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Archie Graham
North Jersey
Joseph Sherman
Westfield Col Club
New Jersey State Golf Association
Morris County
Graham
C. F. Watson
Marshall Whitlareh
Sherman
E. A. Freeman
P. HB. Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
C. H. Seeley
H. B. Frelinghuysen
Harold Wilcox
Montclair Golf Club
Metropolitan Golf Association
Frelinghuysen
Wilcox
Central New Jersey Golf League
Marshall Whitlatch
Princeton
Percy R. Pyne
Pyne
Whitlateh
Whitlatch
Tor
Marshallee
Montclair
Sup
Archibald Graham
North Jersey Country Club
C. PF Watson
Morrie County
Westfield
P. H. B. Frelinghuysen
Harel? Wilcox
A. A Irow
Baltusrol
Charles W. O'Connor
Essex County
Howard Giffin
A. van Vechten
Uth Orange
W. Freeman
J. S Woodward
Arsdale
M K. Smith
F. A. Wright
Morrow
Giffins
Smith
Freeman
C. E. van Vieck
A. C Aborn
Tonto Sauvage
Ela O'Connor
G .M. Pelzer
Roseville
Co. W. Hunt
Englewood
Ridgewood
John W
Paul
Heller
Forest Hill
Percy Jackson
Yountakah
W. A. Dell
H. O. €. Davis
South Orange
F L. Dyer
W. A. Dunn, Jr
Josiah Macy
A. B
J. J. Dettmer
Bnngiewood
E. B Baltusto
W. D. Vanderpool
County
Paul Harrison
I Latchford
Clarence Place
Ridge
Dettmer
Behr
Vanderpool
Letchford
T. T. Reid
A Pterson
Glen Ridge
J. A. Edwards
Morris
J. S. Woodward
E van Vleck
Exner
H. O. Christi
Forest
Premi
Fnal
Gnare
Pierson
Woodward
A. Aborn
C. &. O'Connor
G& ¥ Hunt
Grinnell Willis
Morrison
UP . L. Holmes
W. J
YACHTS ENTERED FOR EMPEROR S CUP IN Kiel
Kiel June 1. Yachts entered for the Emperor s Cup include Montfeot and Sant!, both Spanish, Angela I, Tilly, Tilly VI, Sonderling, Lunula, Paters Hans, Glueckauf, Molch, Rest, Hannover, Panther, and Svea, the Swedish boat.
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Kiel
Montfeot
Sant
Alfonso
Angela I
Tilly
Tilly VI
Sonderling
Paters Hans
Glueckauf
Molch
Tent
Hannover
Svea
Wesleyan Names Track Captain Olin F McCormick
Olin F McCormick of Hartford has been elected captain of Wesleyan’s track and field team for 1907. A sprinter, he joined the squad as a freshman and has remained a member throughout his college career.
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Middletown
Conn
Olin F. McCormick
Hartford
Wesleyan
Baseball Today Two Games at American League Park
Baseball today features two games at American League Park. The New York Americans face an unspecified opponent in the first game, with details truncated. A second matchup is listed but lacks complete team names or times.
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N. Y
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