Smathers Buys Adbell After Impressive Mile Race
E E Smathers bought jockey John F E Madden’s Adbell after a fast trial at Grave Send yesterday. The four year old brown colt by Pisudit Nahma, carrying 118 pounds, defeated Kebatlan Red Knight and Major Daingerfield in a time rivaling the Brooklyn Handicap pace. Adbell is a strong Suburban candidate with nine pounds less weight in the upcoming race. Fountain rode and kept him near the front, delivering a swift wire finish.
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John FE. Madden
Abell
Gravesend
Adbell
Mr. Smathers
Kehaslan
Red Knight
Daingerfeld
Delhi
Brooklyn
Ban Brush
Pisudit-Nahma
Mr. Madden
Kentucky
Hamburg Place
Major Daingerfield
Kebatlan
Voladay
Fountain
Kehadan
Mejor Daingerfield
Cesraphine
Olver Cromwell
Quedrilie
Glen Echo
Aeronaut
Miller
Jerry C. Quedrille
Atronzut
Woodford Clay
Water Wins Front in Filly Maiden at Brooklyn Handicap
Water a home bred Sir Dixon filly out of Breakwater, Mn. Clay presents a sharp gelding in a swift, eightteenth mile dash, finishing two lengths ahead of Whimsical who had been backed from 10 to 1 to 6 to 1. Whimsical ran well and could have won with a clearer break. Knapp slowly found stride, then surged with a rattle through the stretch. Andria, early pacer, faded late as Bookey steered her to third. Lady Amelia rallied to beat sprinters in a six furlong handicap, nearly catching the leaders. Proper and Dainty, noted for form in the Brooklyn Handicap, showed improvement but fell short by a head.
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Sir Dixon
Breakwater
Clay
Burbs
Knapp
Andria
Bookey
Lady Amelia
Proper
Dainty
Brooklyn
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ie _Horre
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Chrysitis
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McCinsky
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Iis
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Atrhire
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Tima
Osm
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Betrie
Alber
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Davis
Seine
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Taylor
Comte
Blanche
Waals
Paddock Notes Highlight Broadway Stakes Field Size
The article notes added interest in the Broadway Stakes with overnight entries including James Bredy’s Oulseau, a rugged three year old with twelve wins in sixteen starts, trained by J. G. Greener. Vladivostok, a redhot favorite, faltered in a maiden race, while Tommy Burns scored late by guiding Running Water and St. Gallen to victories in sprints and maiden events.
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Lst
James Bredy
Oulseau
Tradition
Olsent
J. G. Greener
Hawthorne Park
Railoirds
Vladivostok
Tommy Burns
Running Water
St. Gallen
Giants Rally Past Boston to Gain Ames Ninth Straight Victory
In a rain-delayed thirteenth inning Giants beat Boston 5 to 0. Ames earned his ninth straight win despite eight walks, striking out twelve as McGinnity held Boston to nine hits. Donlin delivered a three-base hit in the thirteenth to clear the bases, with Bresnahan and McGann contributing key runs.
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Giants
Ames
Strang
McGinnity
Delehanty
Wolverton
Fraser
Donlly
Dablen
Devlin
Browne
McGann
Bresnahan
Lautertorn
Mertes
Dahien
Gilbert
Donlin
McGanny
Dahlen
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Sharpe
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Vuser
New-York
Browns
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Denjin
Mortes
Bres
Cannell
Twee Innines
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Fched
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O' Day
McGraw Sues Over National League Suspension
John J. McGraw, manager of the New York National League team, seeks an injunction to block President Harry C. Pulliam and umpires from enforcing a $150 fine and field suspension. The New York club and The National Exhibition Company join, arguing the action violated league rules requiring proper charges and hearing. Justice Sheldon set a Monday return date for a hearing.
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Harry C. Pulliam
John J. McGraw
New York
Pulliam
Henry O'Day
Robert Emslie
McGraw
Board of Directors
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg Club
Brush
New York Club
National League
New York National
Cluh
Sheldon
Unsatisfactory finish in Yale veteran Hackett match
Harold H. Hackett defaulted the lawn tennis singles final against Frederick G. Anderson at the New York Lawn Tennis Club after two sets with the score 6-2 6-2. Hackett gave no explanation beyond not wishing to continue, leaving Anderson unable to complete the match. Theodore Roosevelt Pell and Harry Torrence won their Manhattan champions doubles place, while the upcoming final pits Pell Torrence against Hackett Allen for a chance at the title and trophies.
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Manhattan Ave
Harold H. Hackett
Yale
Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
Frederick G. Anderson
Anderson
Hackett
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Harry Torrence
Manhattan
Thomas C. Trask
Bogert
Wil
Ful and
Torrence
Allen
Alexander
Little
Philadelphia and St Louis Win Only Games Played
In American League action Philadelphia defeated Washington 3 to 1 and St Louis beat Detroit 6 to 2. St Louis ended a losing skid with a 6 to 1 win while Philadelphia and St Louis each won their lone games on the schedule. Gudde and Waddell contributed key pitching for Philadelphia.
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New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
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Detroit
St Louie
St. Louis
Davidson to Meet Allen in Southern Lawn Final
John C. Davidson of Washington defeated W Glazebrook today in the round for the Southern lawn tennis championship by 7 46 6 4. He will meet Harry F. Allen of New York, the current Southern champion, in tomorrow's challenge round. In women's singles Marie Wimner of Washington defeated Miss Spurgin to advance to a championship match with Miss Carrie F. Neeley of Chicago for the South title.
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Davidson
Harry F. Allen
New York
Afiss
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Miss Spurgin
Carrie F. Neeley
Chicago
League season opens with four tennis matchups
The Metropolitan Lawns Tennis League begins today with Kings County at Knickerbocker Field Club, West Site at Slwaney, Englewood at New York Athletic Club, and Montclair at Hamilton Grange.
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Knickerbocker
West Site Tennis Club
Slwaney Tennis Club
Englewood Tennis Club
New York Athletic Club
Montclair Athletic Club
Hamilton Grange
Harvard men win state doubles championship
Newton Massachusetts June 2 Harvard University lawn tennis players J. J. Larned and F. J. Sulloway won the State doubles championship on Brae Burn Country Club courts defeating Boston pair N. W. Niles and R. Bishop in the final round of the tournament.
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Newton
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Harvard University
Brae Burn Country Club
N. W. Niles
R. Bishop
Boston
Poor Pat Beats Graham In New Jersey Golf Play
In the New Jersey State championship at North Jersey Country Club Paterson the day saw former champs fall. Ward Montclair defeated Graham New Jersey champion and runner-up archie graham in a tight match. Final rounds set for 36 holes today with Ward facing Sinclair South Orange after a dramatic finish.
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North Jersey Country Club
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Harold Wilcox
John M. Ward
Montclair
Archie Graham
Ward
Frank Reinhart
W. M. Sinclair
South Orange
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Graham
Hve
Hayott Wilcox
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Ward Wins Tight Golf Match in Essex County Tournament
Ward edges Graham to take the title after a ding dong match, halving extra holes and clinching on the final greens. Sinclair defeats Reinhart as mounting penalties and bounds shape results while Olyphant and Brown advance in the consolation division with semi finals looming.
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Witees
Ward
Sinclair
Olyphant
BR. Brown
Montela
Miss Thompson Wins British Indies Golf Championship
London June 2 Miss Thompson Englishwoman wins the indies golf title at Cromer Oaks near Norfolk defeating Mine Margaret Curtin and Mise Stuart. The victory secures the crown held by Miss Charlotte Dod who toured to the United States last season.
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Great Britain
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United States
Cromer Oaks
Norfolk
Thompson
Ire
A. Griscom
Philadelphia
Richmond County Women Triumph in Metropolitan Team Championship
Englewood women defeated by Richmond County in the metropolitan team championship by a score of 5 to 0. The meet featured several missed passes and uncertain plays from competing rookiane teams, with scheduling hints for last week.
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Forex County Country Club
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Aerion
Metropolitan Gait Association
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Rye
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Taeate
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Rome Ain
Chevrolet Plans Record Breaker at National Auto Meet
Major J. Milter, driving Chevrolet’s car with Louis Chevrolet aboard, wins the deciding heat for the Thomas trophy in Chicago. They enter the same car to contest the national circuit meet at Martin Park next Saturday and aim to break the 9 second mile and 245 second track record. Automobils associations urge safe driving and note dangerous road corners and crowds on Broadway Albany Post Road in Scarborough.
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Automobile Association of America
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Knickerbocker Regatta Opens With 37 Yachts Entered
Knickerbocker Yacht Club hosts a Long Island Sound regatta with 37 yachts from nine stables entered. New Herreshoff one-designs join the field, including Adelaide II, while notable entries include Beam, Leste H, Gubnard, Nanniies, and White Wing. Larchmont sailors also enter Pretty Quick and the 2-footer Hogue.
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Long Island Sound
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Yale selects Cates Yale track captain for next year
New Haven June reports Yale track team captaincy awarded to Cates Yale '06 law Brookline Mass who is a hurdler and placed fourth in low hurdles at the intercollegiate games last Saturday. Princeton names Sumner Rulen-Miles '07 captain for next year after two years as varsity fullback and participation in track athletics.
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YALE
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Jobe
Law School
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Mass
Next Gates
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N. J
Princeton University
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Ogden Rider Sets New Three Mile Dicycle Record
Ogden Utah June 1 N C Hopper of Minneapolis broke the world mark for a three mile open lap dicycle race at the Glenwood saucer track clocking 6 11. Hopper surpassed the prior record set in Salt Lake City on July 4 1904 by rating the three miles.
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Utah
Glenwood Saucer
N.C. Hopper
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W. HE. Samerlson
Salt Lake City
Oaks at Epsom Won by Cherry Lass in Closely Bunched Finish
London June 2 The Oaks for three year old fillies over about three miles and a half was run at Epsom today with 12 starters. Cherry Lass led most of the way and won by three lengths from Queen of the Earth with Assitie third. The favorite Cherry Lane failed to sustain the drive.
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St Epsom
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Queen of the Earth
Assitie
Danny Maher
Cherry Lane
Silt Port
National Athletic Club Games at Ridgewood Park June 14
The National Athletic Club will hold games at Pelletier's Ridgewood Park on June 14. Gold watches will be awarded to the winners, with silver and orange medals for the second and third place finishers. Events include multiple handicaps in running and a two mile bicycle race. A club scoring prize will be given to the team with the greatest sum of points.
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Pelletier
Ridgewood Park
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