Belmont Park Belm on Stakes Thriller Headlines Downpour Crowd
Hurdles fall for Joe Madden in the forty third Belmont Stakes over a sloppy track at Belmont Park. Fayette failed to show pace while Wise Mason and Donald MacDonald chased from the early stages, with Joe Madden pulling clear, earning Hildreth’s stable a rich prize split among owners and jockeys amid muddy conditions.
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Ec Hildreth
Joe Madden
E ‘Mason
Aretch
Wise Mason
McChesney
Tengeths
P. T. Chinn
Donald Macwith Warfield
John E. Madden
Fayette
More
Nasturtium
Donald Macdonald
Warfield
Fayette Test
E. Dugen
E. Dugan
Guy Burns
Hildreth
Burns
Montgomery
Madden
Westchester Racing Association
C. Hildreth
Belmont
Newcastle
S. C. Hildreth
Big Stock
C. L. Harrison
Waldo
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Olace
Hadium Star
H. B. Dauryea
Dreamer
Roseben
Eifti
D.C. Johnson
Sir John Johnson
Earl Linnell
Garner
Johnny Taral
Fred Taral
Saginaw
Germany
Celt Favorite for Brooklyn Handicap at Gravesend Opening Day
Celt, son of Commando and likely favorite, aims to win the Brooklyn Handicap at Gravesend one mile and a quarter, seeking a second consecutive triumph. Montgomery, King James, and Restigouche loom as contenders amid a strong supporting field. Hildreth’s entry hints at a sharp, competitive race on opening day.
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James R. Keene
Celt
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Gravesend
Commando
Colin
Sam Hildreth
Belmont Park
Montgomery
King James
Restigouche
Mr. Hildreth
C. Hilareth
King James of
Toronto
High Private
New York
California
Hildreth
F. A. Forerthe
Frank Gain
Alfred Noble
de Mund
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Mauviette
Rosimiro
Etherial
Berkeley
Golconda
KilMecrankle Coat of Arms
Chanida
Sherlock
Gus Helm
Obadiah
Lighthouse Ronnia Kelso
Lasata
Erbet
Everett
Uncas Chief
Firebox
Schoolmarm
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Coonskin
Creuse
Glopper
Edith Inez
St Pheiniol
Baguation
Colinet
Standings and Today’s Baseball Schedule From The National League
National League games today feature Brooklyn at Cincinnati, Boston at Pittsburg, and Philadelphia at Chicago. Yesterday New York defeated Brooklyn by rain while Cincinnati beat Chicago on wet grounds. American League action includes St Louis at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, Detroit at Boston, and Cleveland at Washington with New York 3 to 1 over St Louis, Boston 6 to 5 over Detroit, Philadelphia 5 to 4 over Chicago, and Washington 4 to 0 over Cleveland.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louia
Hadelphia
F.C. W
P.C. I
P.C
Loute
Pirates Pull Away In Weak NL Game
Pittsburg beat Boston 2 to 1 in the lone National League game. Leifield allowed four hits while Ritchey yielded three. Wagner and Abstein produced the only two-base hits, with Abstein and Clarke adding three-base hits for Pittsburg.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Leifield
Ritchey
Barbeau
Hates
Leach
Stem
Clarke
Sweeney
Wagner
Beaumont
Abstein
Starr
Miller
Hine
Oldecker
Giteon
Bowerman
Feyguson
Wilson
Irnfield
Butsm
oTee
Mpires
Johnstone
Cusack
Touchard Reaches Finals in Felipe Cup Singles
Gustave F. Touchard advanced to the finals at the Felipe Challenge Cup singles after a semifinal win over Robert T. Bryan at the New York Lawn Tennis Club. Earlier results include Burt over Wyeth and Inman over Grant, with Bryan defeating Church to reach the semis.
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Bryan
Gustave F. Touchard
New York Lawn
Fmipe
L. M. Burt
G. Lorraine Wyeth
Frederick C. Inman
Wylie C. Grant
Robert T. Bryan
G. M. Church
Yankee horses win at Manchester meeting
American entries sweep the Manchester meeting with Harry Payne Whitney and James R. Keene owners. Perseus 111 captured the Castle Irwell Handicap, Whitney also took a two year old race with a Broomstick Bell of Troy filly, while Keene’s Wamba II won the Wednesday Selling Plate.
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Manchester
England
Harry Payne Whitney
James R. Keene
Mr. Whitney
Castle Irwell
Mr. Keene
Cars at Syracuse in ocean to ocean contest
Telegraphed from Syracuse June 2 five cars finished a 220 mile run from Poughkeepsie in twelve hours. The Acme was penalized twenty minutes at the start and overtook rivals at Blue Stones. Between Hudson and Valatie the pacemaker and four cars left the course. the Italian, unaware, reached Albany first but was excused for early timing. Start for Buffalo set at 7 am.
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Syracuse
Poughkeepsie
Albany
Acme
Blue Stones
Hudson
Valatie
Mohawk Valley
Buffalo
Auto trade officers elected at New York meeting
General John T. Cutting head of Oldsmobile Company of New York was elected president of the New York Automobile Trade Association at the annual meeting. C W Wurster first vice president and C P Skinner second vice president were chosen, with Richard Newton as treasurer and Walter R Lee secretary. Directors elected include C Andrade Jr Frank Eveland and others. Entries pour in for the three day Catskills and Berkshires run June 12 13 and 14 starting from Columbus Circle at 8 am.
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John T. Cutting
Oldsmobile Company of
New York
New York Automobile Trade Association
C. W. Wurster
Wyckoff, Church & Partridge
Stearns Car
C. P. Skinner
Mitchell Car
Richard Newton
Walter R. Lee
C. Andrade, Jr
Frank Eveland
William Haradon
W. Bennett
Harry Fosdick
W. W. Burge
Peter Fogarty
A. J. Inderreiden
Catskills
Berkshires
Columbus Circle
Brooklyn Protest Dismissed By National League Chief
John Heydler acting NL president rejects Brook lyn protest over a May 15 game won by Pitesburg. The ruling clears the result and ends the dispute.
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John Heydler
National League
Brooklyn
Pitesburg
Eastern League Games Today
Providence at Newark Jersey City at Baltimore Montreal at Buffalo Toronto at Rochester Final scores show Newark 3 over Providence 2 and Baltimore 2 over Jersey City 1 Montreal 4 over Buffalo 1 Rochester 3 over Toronto 1.
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Providence
Newark
Jersey City
Baltimore
Montreal
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Oechy
Pw. I. P.C
Buffalo Ann
UWR
Providence Batteries
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Crisp
Hardy
Fitzgerald
Connors and
Murray
Baltimor A
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Dessau
Byers
Goettel
Spahr
Finneran
Savage
Starnagle
Kissinger
Ryan
Stafford
R. H E
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Rudolph
Mitchell Butler
Kelly and
Byron
Watersheds and Scores From Regional Softball Meet
Springfield earns six runs to New Haven three as Hartford clocks six against New Britain two. Waterbury posts five while Northampton adds three. Bridgeport faces Holyoke on wet ground with uncertain outcome.
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Springfield
New Haven
Waterbury
Northampton
Hartford
New Britain
Bridgeport
Holyoke
Yankees Win at Home as Cree's Hitting Counts
The New York Yankees beat St. Louis 3 to 1 at Amer can League Park after a rough Western trip. Birdie Cree keyed the offense with a key hit and scoring run, Laporte handled 13 chances at second, and Joe Lake pitched well despite support behind him. Powell pitched for St Louis with costly errors behind him, as the home team took advantage of a wet, slippery field.
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New York Yankees
Amercan League Park
St. Louis
Cree
Brdie Cree
Williams
Laporte
Yankees
Creiger
Hal Chase
Joe Lake
Jack Powell
Hartzell
Hoffman
Lake
Wallace
Birdie Cree
Powell
Hemphill
Elberfeld
Engle
New York
ST Louis
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Totain
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Plitcher
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Evans
Perine
Boston Tops Detroit in Dramatic Eighth Inning Rally
Boston overcame a deficit to beat Detroit 60 in an uphill game played in Boston. The home team rallied in the eighth inning, scoring five runs on a single, an error, a bases on balls, a Walter home run, a sacrifice, and a Donahue single while batting for Chech. Players include Arrelanes Chech Morgan Spencer for Boston and Kilian Schmidt for Detroit with umpires O Loughlin and Kerin.
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Detroit
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Donahue
Chech
Arrelanes
Chech, Morgan and Spencer
Kilian and
Schmidt
Umptres
O'Loughlin
Kerin
Washington Defeats Cleveland 4 to 0 in Shutout
Washington blanked Cleveland 4 to 0 as Hughes held the visitors scoreless. Clymer sprained a knee sliding home and East erly dislocated a finger on a foul tip, both retiring. Washington’s battery was Hughes and Street, Cleveland’s Young and Easterly and Bemis. Umpires Connelly and Hurst.
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Cleveland
Clymer
Easterly
Hughes
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Bemis
Connelly
Philadelphia Nails Dim Chicago 5 to 4
Philadelphia edged Chicago 5 4 in a loosely played game on June 2 as hits clustered off Smith. Walsh left Chicago to return home after his injured brother’s death earlier today. Umpires Sheridan and Egan.
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Chicago
Smith
Walsh
Dygert
Vickers
Bender
Livingstone
Smith and Sullivan
Sheridan and Egan
New England League Scores Update
Fall River 6 and Lawrence 5. Worcester 7 and New Bedford. Brockton 5 and Lowell 3.
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Fall River
Lawrence
Worcester
New Bedford
Brockton
Lowell
Sutton Wins World Billiards Title In Big Madison Square Garden Match
George B Sutton of Chicago defeated George F Slosson of New York to win the world billiards championship at Madison Square Garden Concert Hall. Sutton won 500 to 201 with an average just over 12 to Slosson's roughly 5. The match featured erratic play at times and included Sutton's high runs of 44 and 38 as well as Slosson's 26, with Edward W Gardner serving as referee.
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George B. Sutton
Chicago
George F. Slosson
New York
Madison Square Garden Concert Hall
Sutton
Slosson
Edward W. Gardner
Alumni Rally Fails as Syracuse Beats Columbia on South Field
More than four thousand alumni attended the dedication of South Field as Columbia fell to Syracuse 6 to 4 in a late rally. Dean Van Amringe praised athletics. R J Von Bernuth led the flag raising. Key plays included two-base hits by Kling and Lomeli and several errors by Columbia. Attendance was around 4,000. game time 2 15.
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Columbia
Syracuse
South Field
Upstate
Dean van Amringe
R. J. von Bernuth
O' Neale
Lee
fSulttvan
Kiing
Lomeli
Powers
O'Connell
Cottrell
Kling
Army Defeats Fordham in Eleven Innings
West Point cadets outlasted Fordham 3 to 2 in eleven innings as Hyatt and Eagan held the opposite lineup to a handful of hits. Fordham scored early, Army answered in the third, and Mountford delivered the decisive run in the eleventh after a sequence including a hit and a wild throw.
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Tribune
West Point
N. C
Fordham
West Point Cadets
Hyatt
Eagan
Cadets
Dever
E. Schies
Army
Mountford
Brown pitcher Nourse signs with Chicago NL team
Providence June 2 Chester I Nourse Brown University pitcher who beat Harvard today at Cambridge has been signed by the Chicago National League club. He will report within a month.
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Providence
Chester I. Nourse
Brown University
Harvard
Cambridge
Chicago
Nourse
Bowling Leaders Hold Places in National Championship at Garden
The National Bowling Association tournament at Madison Square Garden showed little change at the top. C Lunsmann of New York posted 652 in the individual event to sit fourth, with a 256 in his second game after starting 213. Lee Johns and William Weingarth of Newark led two-man scores with 118, though only seventh place overall. Platt Adams of Metropolitan No. 1 surged to 265 in five-man action as the Brunswicks of New York defeated Thompson Colts of Chicago by 410 pins in a nine-game series over two nights. The Monarch Palace squad led the regular five-man series with 2,710 as Herald n. L. and Metropolitan No. 1 followed. The Brunswick club’s totals and individual scores are listed, with other top names including Fred Van Zandt, E A Gerst, and M Tarentum among the high scorers.
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Lee Johns
William Weingarth
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Platt Adams
Frank M. Clute
National Bowling Association
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Colts
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Pittsburg
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Herald
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Dumas
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Flenner
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Hembarsing
Seenange Wale
Fred van Zandt
Hackensack
Ose
E. A. Gerst
Frank Sayre
Brooklyn
Sas M. Tarentum
Saa
Ace Harris
Sag M. Thompson
Bridgeport
Brown Defeats Harvard 3 2 In Pitchers Battle In Cambridge
Brown tops Harvard 3 to 2 in Cambridge as Nourse outpitched Harvard pitcher. Simons homered for Harvard and Raymond homered for Brown. Absences of Briggs and MacLaughlin hurt Harvard. Crocker and Brown’s replacements performed well. Attendances at 4,000. umpire Connolly.
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Harvard
Nourse
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MacLaughlin
Cornell
Crimson
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Nash
Tanigan
Dennis
Harvey
Mecurrier
Aronson
Regnier
Crocker
Orcutt
Itrrows
Giles
Simons
P. O
Hartford
Tigers Beat Amherst 2 1 Princeton Victory Over Amherst
Princeton defeats Amherst 2 to 1 in a pitchers battle at home. Drews misplayed a first inning double play bid, but Princeton capitalized with two seventh inning runs aided by an Amherst error. Crews allowed seven Amherst hits while McClure scattered Princeton’s three, and Warwick and Drews fueled the late scoring.
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Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Ameherst
Crews
McClure
Amherst
Drews
Tigers
Warwick
Ibpese
Silon
Reed
Oram
Pitman
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Inilion de Daneen
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Merrtty
Whitewash for Yale in Holy Cross loss
Yale was unable to hit Foley as Holy Cross defeated Yale 4 to 0. Sweeney had Yale’s only hit in the first inning, while Holy Cross connected six times off Rose. Two Yale passed balls and mishandling aided three Holy Cross runs in the third. Foley pitched well, with two hits to his name, and Rose received little run support.
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Foley
Holy Cross
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Murphy
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Larkin
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Jefferson
Harrington
Whalen
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Utes
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Results of Other College Games at Hanover
Dartmouth defeated Mass Aggies in a 2000 meet with Batteries Gambled by Ganley Eckstrom Chadbourne Williams Hubbard and French. Time 3 10. Umpire Wilder. At Northfield Vermont Manhattan 354 2455545 with Batteries Green Richardson Nugent Higgins. Umpire Wilder.
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State League Results Highlight Northern Cities
Wilkes Barre defeated Troy 3 to 2 while Albany took a 2 to 1 win. Scranton beat Syracuse 2 to 1 in a separate score. The page hints at a forthcoming Summer Resort issue from The Tribune, urging readers to plan trips for the season.
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