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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1914

Page

2

Rival Polo Teams Clash In Lively Meadow Brook Practice

Rival polo teams met at Meadow Brook field for a high spirited practice match. The Whites defeated the Retites 19 goals to none as J A Traill and Lord Wimborne led scoring with three goals each, while Duc de Peneranda and Captain Lockett starred for the challengers.

Meadow Brook Ted Rene la Montnene van Noft Withers Lord Wimborne Perio W. A Hazard August Belmont Mo Harriet Louks BS Stoddard James Parks Op Burke California Samuel Wile Stanley Mortimer Teabbins HS. Page Irving Brokaw T. Hitchcork John A. Rawlins John J. Cowdin Tuc de Peneranda Watson Webb P Beadleston Sackett J. A. Traill Barrett Trail Keadleston Webb Lockett Feame Strck Eadieston Ley Trattt Hue Peneranda Headieston Tonkin C. Cotey Meadow

Racing at Belmont Park Track Summary June 2

Belmont Park racing report details events from June 2 including races, horses, jockeys, and outcomes. Noting track conditions and results across multiple divisions with emphasis on top finishers and stakes. Local sports desk records performance and times for key contenders.

Belmont Park Track

Dogs At Mineola Open Today For Kennel Show

The twenty annual Kennel Association of America opens today at Mineola. About nine hundred dogs have been entered, bringing total entries to 897. Trains depart from Pennsylvania Station at 8:20 am and 2:00 pm, with special cars and Long Island City service for the event. Judging begins at 10 o'clock.

Tweney Annua Kennel Association of Ameren Mineola Pennsylvania Station Flitbush Wy Tong Tshindety Das Menisylvania Flatbush Ay Brooklyn Specius

Columbia Nine Faces Penn In Final Game Today

Columbia meets the University of Pennsylvania on South Field before a commencement day crowd. CY Neale to pitch for Columbia with Shaw in reserve. The team remains confident to win as Penny opponent bats well and Rochester results mentioned in sparse notes.

Columeion University of Pennsylvania South Field Sayrete Quakers Columbia CY Neale Shaw

Colgate Defeats Vermont in Narrow College Game

Colgate defeated Vermont by 3 runs today in Burlington Vermont. Limely produced a key hit contributing to the victory as Colgate built a late lead. Vermont players Hatterson Brown and Moundry, Moolin, Mayforth appeared in the effort.

Burlington Colgate Vermont Vermont Teyhonnanes Hatterson Brown

Tigers Beat Syracuse In Diamond Battle Aces Two Captains Shine

Princeton defeats Syracuse 7 to 2 in a college baseball clash highlighted by two captains homering and strong pitching. Wood, Nell, and Mantain Beymour figure in the big third and fourth innings as Princeton plates four runs and holds Syracuse after an early threat.

Tigers Syracuse Org Peleray Veniceton P Liye Mantain Beymour Can Faly Rhody Princeton Ciabalrice Twe Iment Fate Wood Princeton Atl el Vifnveton Bnse Nis Aeenure Vhreebringer Alxesmour Akenen Cumanle Poteg Ted Spraise Tiaiton

Noted Racetrack 10 Goes Polo Grounds and Links Replacing Santa Anita

June reports out of Los Angeles indicate Polo Grounds and new links will replace Santa Anita as the turf venue. Mentions include Lucky Baldwin and Sonny Baldwin McClaughs in a discussion of changing track features and the era’s shift away from traditional surfaces.

Polo Grounds Santa Anita Los Angeles

Heavyweight Title Holder and Welsh Bout Draft Collide in London

Negotiations for a London match between the heavyweight champion and Freddie Welsh stalled as rivals Vernon and the Olympie group clashed over referees and stakeholders. Disputes over consent and referee selection led to the arrangement being called off with plans for a future entertainment night.

Gnaton Petween Freddie Welsh Bettieh Chiempion Sinkesoider Famil Thiers Eepredenting Patchie Hob Vernon London Vernon George Considine Vhciory Billy Gibson Walgren Ther Thiers Gene Coptt Chicago

Wesleyan Lawn Tennis Captain Elected in Middletown

Richards, Hawaii tennis champion and three-year varsity player, is chosen captain of Wesleyan's lawn tennis team for next year. He won doubles at Longwood with Bacon and was runner-up this year with Howell. Featherweight boxer Robidou drowns during exhibition in Memphis at twenty nine. Robby Robidou of St. Joule noted.

Middletown Conn June Shamnes A. Thichards Honolulu Hawaii Toonlight Richards Bacon Howell Memphis Robby Robidou St Joule

Pennant’s Stunning Derby Run Delights Fans

Pennant, a chestnut three year old by Meter Pan, dominated the featured race with a flawless stretch drive, setting a track record time of 1:24.5 for the mile and a sixteenth. Jockey Notter guided the colt as rival challengers faded, while Whitney’s absence from the scene was noted and Hoopley’s horse showed strength in the warmup races along with consistent showings by Dismiss and Haversack.

Hi Mernert Mies Whitney Simmer Watuelty Taciig Helmont Pan Troyal Rose James St. Keene Duckey Clute Stoo Keene Herwig Red Tehini Superman ii Lee Streten Jong Pole Notter Chelapinion Pennants Haskin Wax Mr. Whitney Jimmy Owens Owens Glass John K. Madden Dismiss Ogden Dorothy Gray Dames Butler Cap and Hells Mr Keene Johnny McTaggart Haversack

Freshmary eight shake up in Harvard crew changes

A major crew reshuffle at Harvard sees Higginson move from bow to No 2 Young moves from to, Lovett shifted from oat, Potter wine shifts No 2 to bow and Hichardson subbed in from No 3. The shell lines form Stoke Browns Cabot Bly Youngs Potter and Coxsauln as starters. National Tennis Association endorses stricter four aft service rule for New Jersey state championship at Englewood NJ starting Monday. Executive committee includes Shafer Palmer Stevens Tobey Beekman Par Tours Donne and Cummings.

Harvard Higginson Young Tof Lovett Potter Anil Hichardson Stoke Browns Cabot Youngs Ingens Coxsauln Fam Sen Aft New Jersey Englewood

Baltusrol Golf Chul Tournament Ends With Mixed Scores

The event awarded prizes for gross and net scores in two divisions and recognized top 36 hole scores. Handicap chess results named HC Ruck avis and W. BL Navie as grass winners in respective divisions, with nets to GOD and M4. J. Sachs won grass in Class A selected scores, while ROH. MacDonald claimed Class I gross and FP. Kelly net. A B Ashforth chaired the committee, D S De Selding was secretary.

J. Sachs GH. Conger Roh. MacDonald FP. Kelly Asf A.B. Ashforth Apawamis de Selding

Change of racing to Piping Rock at Locust Valley

Racing at Piping Rock, Locust Valley, Long Island, opens a two day meeting with seven hand contests and four flat races. The Whitney Memorial is the feature, and the Piping Rock Subscription Serial Handicap draws 23 of 50 eligible horses. Special trains from Pennsylvania Station and Flatbush will transport fans.

Snc Permane Eark Mping Rock Locust Valley Long Island Lst Lot HP. Whitney Alan Pinkerton Andes Tennsylvania Flatbushay Brooklyn

Tennis Association names new national ranking committee

The United States Lawn Tennis Association appointed a new ranking committee to rate over 1 960 leading players nationwide. Chairman Toman and secretary will lead a panel including VC Inman Rockaway Hunting Club NOV WL Pate Nassau Country Club and W M Hall West Side Tennis Club New York. The retiring panel included M S Charlock M Bull Jr Crescent A C and G T Adee Country Club Westchester.

Vow Vanes Ine Uiritenauanes National Lawn ‘Tennis Association VC. Inman Rockaway Hunting Club WL. Pate Nassau Country Club N.Y W. M. Hall West Side M.S Charlock M. Bull Crescent A.C G. T. Adee Country Lu Westchester

Commerce Wins On Track At Astoria Field Meet

Commerce closed a dual track and field meet victory over De Witt Clinton High School at Astoria Long Island by 37 to 9 5 points. All three places in the running high jump final helped Commerce sealed the win. A creditable time was posted in several races and the field events showed good results. In the half mile Walcott of Cu nton trailed Nagel of Commerce by a yard after a late sprint. Commerce won the final event.

Owe Sear Rui Wieter Doreth Nira Owrer Maekten Matt Panny Wwe Coen Sean Vulieset Seule Dangeroue Bany Exeus August Ketmont Mreth Seipen Mina Ley Tor Thanet Howard Hugh Docner Coen. Wiel Taversack Nay Brook Mekkeeser Shannon Stiver Welder Pete M Abe Mandie Benin Aurora Peter Pan Toyal Virginia Tsa Ptiostro Owen " Whitney James Rowe Elegaly Beth Oz Habisa Optitalas Hattie Lily Jorkeys Wight Arcington Thor Reeders Ryan Thornhill Whitney Hralier Eniobinet Lowe Chittanian San Bs McCahey Hutwell Ally Bay Donald Lerner Ein Malotte Carter Seoo Ciar Nut Seart Koda Stonehenge Minwire Felwood Axanaul Lucey Alwaye Winn Oom de Witt Clinton High School Astoria Wield Long Island Commerce Walcott Cunton Nagel

Strong Finish Wins for Chicago Federals

Chicago Federals rally to defeat Kansas City 6 to 3 in a late innings surge aided by errors. Kenworthy homered in the third and tallied nine times on singles and doubles across four at bats. Cullop yielded one hit until the late stretch, walked a man, and made two costly errors as Stovall went to Henning.

Kansas Cniecage Kansas City Cullop Slath Stovall Henning Kenworthy

Night Motor Pace Feature at Brighton Beach Drome

A string of motor paced riders led by George Wiley Eddie Jarence Carmen and Leon Didier race tonight in two heats at Brighton Beach. The first ten mile and the second twenty mile leg determine the feature event winner.

Brighton Beach E George Wiley Eddie Jarence Carmen Leon Didier

Mrs Jackson Captures Eastern Championship Title in Golf

Mrs H Arnold Jackson of Oakley won the women’s Eastern championship at Greenwich Country Club with a 84 for an 18 hole total of 72. Fannie Osgoot of Brookline finished second, with Mrs Ronald I Barlow of Merion placing fourth as the field contends with strong New York and Boston entrants and upcoming Griscom Cup matches.

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