Madden's Belmont Triumph in Last Furlong at Belmont Park
Joe Madden, the MADDEN'S BELMONT sensation, overcomes Fayette and Wise Mason in the 43rd Bel Stakes. Wise Mason and Donald Macdonald follow, with Joe Madden free of doubt after a late surge. Weather and heavy going dampen attendance but not the race’s payoff. Belmont Park’s $30,000 stake draws a sizable crowd for the season finale.
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Celt Favorite to Win Brooklyn Handicap at Gravesend
Celt the son of Commando is expected to be the favorite for the Brooklyn Handicap at Gravesend today. The 1 1/4 mile feature of the opening day paces with Montgomery and King James as top rivals, while High Private and Frank Gill also race to defend or upset Celt's chances.
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Standings and Today’s Baseball Games in National League
National League games today feature Brooklyn at Cincinnati, Boston at Pittsburg, Philadelphia at Chicago. Yesterday’s results show Pittsburg 2 to 0 Boston with New York listed, Cincinnati versus Chicago on wet grounds. American League schedule includes St Louis at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, Detroit at Boston, Cleveland at Washington. standings note Boston 6 Detroit 5 Philadelphia 5 Chicago 4 Washington 4 Cleveland 0 with New York 3 St Louis 1.
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Pirates Win Uneventful 2-0 Victory Over Boston
Pittsburg defeats Boston 2 to 0 in a National League game. Leifield allowed four hits, Ritchey yielded three. Key moments include two Boston players reaching second, while Abstein and Clarke hit two-base efforts for Pittsburg. Umpires Johnstone and Cusack. Time 1:15.
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Touchard Reaches Felipe Cup Final At New York Club
Gustave F Touchard advanced to the Felipe Challenge Cup singles final at the New York Lawn Tennis Club after defeating Robert T Bryan in the semi finals. Earlier results include L M Burt over G Lorraine Wyeth and Frederick C Inman over Wylie C Grant with Bryan beating G M Church 6-4 6-4.
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American Horses Win at Manchester Meeting
Manchester England June 2 American horses won the Manchester meeting in Whitney and Keene colors Perseus III won the Castle Irwell Handicap Broomstick Bell of Troy filly took a rate for two year olds Keene's Wamba IL won the Wednesday Selling Plate Also noted Americans vs St Louis at American League Park at 4 p.m.
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Cars at Syracuse Ocean to Ocean Race Ends in Poughkeepsie Ping
Five cars finished the 220 mile leg from Poughkeepsie in 12 hours with checkpoints in Albany on schedule at 11 pm. The Acme was penalized twenty minutes at the start and overtook rivals at Blue Stones. A steering error sent the pacemaker and four cars off course between Hudson and Valatie. The Italian, unaware, entered Albany early but excused for earlier start. Start for Buffalo due at 7 am.
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New York Auto Trade Association elects officers
General John T. Cutting of Oldsmobile NY named president at the annual meeting. C W Wurster of Wyckoff Church Partridge chosen first vice president, C Skinner second vice president. Richard Newton treasurer, Walter R Lee secretary. Directors include C Andrade Jr Frank Eveland William Haeradon G W Bennett Harry Fosdick W W Burge Peter Fogarty A J Inderreiden. Entries pour in for three day Catskills Berkshires run June 13 14 from Columbus Circle at 8 am.
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National League Chief Dismisses Brook lyn Protest
John Heydler acting president of the National League dismissed Brook lyn's protest over the May 15 game won by Pittsburg. No details on protest grounds or ruling provided.
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Eastern League results and today’s schedule
Games listed for Providence at Newark Jersey City at Baltimore Montreal at Buffalo and Toronto at Rochester. Standings show Baltimore 2 Jersey City 1 Newark 3 Providence 2 Buffalo 4 Montreal 1 Rochester 3 Toronto 1 Springfield 6 New Haven 3 Waterbury 5 Northampton 3 Hartford 6 New Britain 2 Bridgeport vs Holyoke on wet ground.
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Yankees Win At Home After Rain Delays
The New York Yankees beat St Louis 3 to 1 at Ameri can League Park returning from a western trip. Birdie Cree drove in the tying and winning runs with a second-inning sprint to right field after Powell’s bunt went wild. Laporte at second collected thirteen chances without error and Engle delivered a two-base hit driving Hemphill home. Lake pitched solidly for New York while Powell struggled behind two costly errors as St Louis could muster only one run in a soggy contest attended by about two thousand fans.
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Boston Rallies Past Detroit for 6 0 Victory
Boston overcome an early deficit to beat Detroit 6 to 0 at home. In the eighth inning Boston plated five runs highlighted by a Walter home run and a Donahue single after Chech batted for him. Pitched by Arrelanes and Chech with Morgan and Spencer behind. Detroit’s Killian and Schmidt at bat, umpires O Loughlin and Kerin.
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Sutton Wins World Billiard Championship Title
George B. Sutton of Chicago defeated George F. Slosson of New York in a lengthy Madison Square Garden match to claim the 181 billiard world title. Sutton won 500 to 201 with averages around 12 versus Slosson’s above 5 and his high run reached 70 in a largely erratic display. Gardner refereed the match.
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Alumni Cheer As Columbia Falls To Syracuse In South Field Debut
More than four thousand alumni packed the new South Field as Columbia rallied in the ninth but fell 6 to 3 to Syracuse. Dean Van Amringe lauded athletics, and R I Von Bernuth led a flag-raising ceremony. Kling Lomell led hits. Cottrell and Lee pitched for Columbia and Syracuse respectively. Attendance reached four thousand with a festive turnout.
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Army Defeats Fordham In Eleven Inning Classic
West Point cadets outlast Fordham 3 to 2 after eleven innings in a tense baseball game. Hyatt pitched superbly for the soldiers, limiting Fordham to sixteen hits over the final five frames. Eagan matched control but allowed eleven hits as Fordham and Army traded runs through the middle innings. Mount Ford drove in the decisive run in the eleventh on a Mount Ford hit after a wild throw and multiple sacrifices.
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Washington Beats Cleveland 4 to 0 In Pitchers Duel
Washington defeated Cleveland 4 to 0 as Hughes held the visitors scoreless. Clymer sprained a knee sliding home and East erly dislocated a finger. both left the game. Final line shows Washington with 12 hits and 1 error, Cleveland with 0 runs and 0 errors. Umpires were Connelly and Hurst.
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Philadelphia Beats Chicago 5 4 In Loose Game
Philadelphia won a loosely played game against Chicago by 5 to 4 as hits were bunched off pitcher Smith. Walsh of Chicago left to mourn his brother killed in a mine accident. Umpires Sheridan and Egan. New England League results list Fall River over Lawrence and Worcester over New Bedford.
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Brown pitcher Nourse signs with Chicago National League
Providence June 2 Chester L Nourse Brown University pitcher who beat Harvard 3 to 2 at Cambridge today signed by Chicago National League team He will report within a month confirming a major league move for the player and the university baseball program
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Bowling Leaders Hold Places at National Championship
At Madison Square Garden leaders changed little as C Lunsmann of this city posted 652 in the individual event to stand fourth. Lee Johns and William Weingarth of Newark led two-man scores with 1,184, placing seventh. In five-man action Platt Adams’s Metropolitan No. 1 totalled 2,688, with other squads close behind. The Brunswick team from this city defeated Thompson Colts of Chicago 8,293 to 7,888 over nine games.
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Tigers Beat Amherst In Pitchers Battle
Princeton defeated Amherst 2 to 1 in Princeton New Jersey. Drews pitched well for Princeton and McClure allowed only two runs despite seven Amherst hits. Amherst scoring came in the first. Princeton pulled ahead in the seventh on hits from Warwick and Drews and an error.
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Yale Falls to Holy Cross on Rough Pitching Day
New Haven June 2 Yale was unable to hit Foley the Holy Cross pitcher and lost 4 to. Sweeney had Yale's only hit in the first inning. Holy Cross collected six hits off Rose with two Yale passed balls and loose fielding aiding three runs in the third. Foley pitched superbly and limited Yale to two runners to second base. Rose was poorly supported.
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Results of other college games at Hanover and Medford
Dartmouth 20 14 0 0 37 Mass Aggies 12 0 0 0 57. Batteries Ganley Eckstrom Chadbourne Williams Hubbard French. Time 3:10. Umpire Kilcurhy. Neeeen on rangers 7 22 1 0 6. Batteries Hall Bailey Cook Smith. Time 1:55. Umpire George Henry. Northfield 0 2 0 0 0 Manhattan 6 Batteries Green Richardson Nugent Higgins Time 1:3. Umpire Wilder.
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State League Results and Vacation Preview
Wilkes Barre 3 Troy 2 Albany 2 Scranton 1 Elmira 5 Syracuse 1 Binghamton 5 Utica 0. If you are undecided as to where you will spend your vacation this summer, don't fail to consult the Summer Resort number of The Tribune next Sunday.
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An excessively fat man is probably a sick man. He may look strong but cannot endure work or strain. Obesity is an abnormal tissue accumulation, often due to faulty food assimilation. Instead of building muscle, nourishment becomes fat. FRANZ JOSEF.
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