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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1900

Page

7

Jockey Club and Polo Grounds Baseball and Tennis Notes

Baseball matchups listed include Chicago Brooklyn Washington Park Cincinnati and New York with Polo Grounds noted. Lawn tennis features the New York Athletic Club tournament at Travis Island and Columbia Field. Polo action shows Meadow Brook versus Rockaway at Meadow Brook in a final game.

Chicago Brooklyn Washington Park Cincinnati New York Polo Grounds New York Athletic Club Travis Island Columbia Field Meadow Brook Rockaway

Connecticut Golf Championship Prospects For State Meet At Ballusrel

Connecticut players prep for a state championship at Ballusrel open tournament. The field, led by Harriman, aims to gauge likely Garden City contenders as the event runs Thursday through the week.

Ballusrel Harriman Garden City Louis Keller Liberty St Dyker Meadow

College golf match set at Princeton this Saturday

August 25 Englewood faces Yountakah Country Club at Nutley New Jersey. A varsity versus alumni selected team match slated to draw interest in college golf circles, as professionals seek summer resort course berths with engagements already booked.

E. F. MccGlachlin Irving T. Bush Great Britain St. Andrews Golf Club Scotland Harry Vardon Vardon Hié Ganton England Chicago George Low Morris County Golf Club Boston Country Club of Brookline Royal Montreal Golf Club Essex County Country Club Baltusrol Morris County Montclair North Jersey Yountakah Englewood Lakewood Hillside Essex County Golf Clubs Connecticut State Golf League Connecticut Wee Burn Noroton Conn Englewood Golf Club Sean Hille County Conu Re Inwood As Jersey Country Club Orth Jersey Country Club Res Apawamis Golf Club Tuxedo Golf Club Aeeweed Yountakah Country Club Richmond Bo Puaienoos North J Oyer Paterson Deanery Englewood Vs. Yountakah Country Club Nutley, N. J Princeton Arthur H. Fenn Poland Springs Dyker Meadow Ekwanok Golf Club Manchester Horace Rawlins Waumbek Links J. G. Jones Westhampton Long Island

Sunday Cycling Report Sees Fine Weather Amid Poor Park Road Conditions

Cyclists enjoyed a pleasant day despite threatening weather and high winds. Roads in the country were in good condition after rains, but urban routes showed deterioration with resurfacing work and dangerous ruts in Prospect Park and along Flatbush Avenue. Fewer women rode, while car turnout in Central Park remained high.

Central Park Brooklyn Bedford-ave Prospect Park Eastern Parkway Coney Island Flatbush-ave Brick Hill Fort

Long Island Clamdigging Cycling Champion Van Velsor Wins

Edward Van Velser of Oyster Bay wins the Irvington Millburn twenty five mile road race on Memorial Day. Brooklyn rider Alexander Schwalbach notes Van Velser’s hill strength and prior island racing. The clamdigging colony on Long Island, famed for toe digging, keeps riders sturdy, aiding his Derby victory.

Edward van Velser Oyster Bay Irvington-Millburn New Jersey Alexander Schwalbach Brooklyn van Velsor Theater Bay East Long Island Mr. Schwalbach Bedell Brothers White van Veiser Hudson van Velser

Century Ride Draws 240 On Long Island In Wet Century

More than 240 riders completed the one hundred mile Century on Long Island amid rain that delayed start. Five women took part including Miss Jane Yatman and Mrs May Smith. Riders divided into four divisions with C Lendritter S L Stewart H Roeman and A Jacobson among finishers in the last group. Fire Chief M Bronson and H E Ducker of Albany noted among early finishers. Clubs represented included A W Cycle Club Imperial Wheelmen Prospect Wheelmen Mutual Wheelmen Vigilant Cycle Club Century Wheelmen and Firemen's Cycle Club.

Century Road Club of America Century Long Island Jane Yatman May Smith Jennie Kirich Ada H. Remington James Hanlon Lehritter S. L. Stewart H. Roe C. Lendritter H. Roeman A. Jacobson Paul Thomas H. E. Ducker Albany M. Bronson Larchmont Fire Department Firemen A. W. Cycle Club Imperial Wheelmen Prospect Wheelmen Mutual Wheelmen Vigilant Cycle Club Century Wheelmen Firemen's Cycle Club

Kramer and Eaton win big in Vaulsburg track match race

At Newark's Vaulsburg track Kramer and Eaton outpaced Freeman and Downing in the team half mile heats. Kramer swept the heats and the quartet finished on 20 points to 13 for Freeman and Downing, with Kramer also taking the quarter mile dash and Cooper winning the mile handicap in strong style.

Kramer Eaton Freeman Downing Vaulsburg Newark Tom Tom" Cooper F. A. McFarland J. T. Fisher J. H. Lake Port Richmond M. Buller J. H. Hunter F. Kingler Summerville N. J B. van Anderstein Orange R. E. Kelly New York Frank Kramer Orlando Stevens J. P. Jacobson New Haven George Schofield

Athletic Notes From Columbia Freshmen and Track

Columbia notes freshman basketball to face five selected from gymnastic squad this week. Darwin Hudson elected captain of next year's cycle team. R G Strange from Columbia Grammar School joins next year’s interscholastic star lineup. LeRoy Lee may enter Columbia next fall. Captain Hudson confident of strong next season. current aggregation eligible again. Team period aims to improve speed and experience amid decent intercollegiate showings. Sayre punt trophy not offered this season. bleachers discussed for South Field to boost minor contests. Captain J Boyce Smith confirms no dual meet with Princeton. track enthusiasm wanes after 2 points at intercollegiate meet.

Darwin Hudson R G. Strange Columbia Grammar School LeRoy Lee Columbia Hudson J. Boyce Smith Princeton

Ethelbert Dominates In New York Race Clash At Gravesend

Report from Sheepshead Bay and Gravesend tracks details the victory of Ethelbert a four-year-old son of Eothen and Maori over rival Jean Beraud at Gravesend. Trainers Joyner and Wimmer discuss pace times injuries future races noting Ethelbert’s superiority and predicting his strong public appearances.

Sheepshead Bay Gravesend Ethelbert Eothen Jean Beraud Fleet Carrie C America Wrans A. J. Joyner Perry Belmont Mr. Joyner Imp Eelbert P. Wimmer Wimmer Mr. Wimmer Beraud Deeat Ean Beraud Pe Beraud W. C Whitney John E Madden Madden Joyner Sentry Badge Semper Paratus Lady Massey Kilmarnock Dixon Miss Used Jenow Whitney Mradden Gray Cero Ane Ravesend

Races and Entrants at Maiden Lane Card

The program lists horses such as Knight of the Garter Landeman and Marblehead in the sixth race with selling for three year olds and upward over about six furlongs. The fifth race is a handicap for three year olds and older at one and one sixteenth miles featuring Knight of the Garter and Landeman among others.

Governor Griggs Hardy C Dr. Eichberg Lackland Athamas the Bluecoat Lancewood Rochester B. T Domino Montanie Maximo Gomez Jack Point Carers Wesicerponents Hardly Headley & McCorkle Maiden Lane Pursebearer Maid Albion Weatiads Mapseseus S. C. Hildreth Russell—Cheese A. H D. H. Morris Marblehead Prince Richard Kamara eSee Picardy The Touraine Her

Price paid for two year old colt Garry Herrmann joins stakes field

Chicago June 3 Charles H. Smith of the Chicago Board of Trade bought from J J Marklein for 19000 dollars the brown two year old colt Garry Herrmann by Esher Silk Gown. The colt is well engaged in stake events in both the East and West.

Chicago Charles H. Smith Chicago Board of Trade J. J. Marklein Garry Herrmann Esher Silk Gown

Harlem regatta aftermath and upcoming boating events

Quiet banks of the Harlem River reflect on a superb regatta as crews rest after training. The Harlem Regatta Association anticipates the People’s regatta at Philadelphia on July 4 and the Long Island Association regatta at Flushing Bay three days later. The National regatta begins July 19 with three days of races from 3 to 6 pm. Baseball opens Harlem League play at College Point as clubs such as Friendship and Nassau attend.

Harlem Harlem Regatta Association People’s Schuylkill Philadelphia Long Island Rowing Association Flushing Bay Harlem River League College Point Wyanoke Union Nassau Friendship Nonpareil Atalanta Dauntless Lone Star Atalanta Boat Club Samuel M. Phillips Phillips Park Ave Knickerbocker Athletic Club Hughes James van Vliet Mulcahy Kafka Atalantas Mr. Heraty Harlem Boat Club Rumohr Nagle Hedley Juvenal New York John Davidson Wyanoke Boat Club

Georgetown University Olympic Team for Paris Exposition Games

The Georgetown University athletic team to compete in Paris will include Arthur Duffey, the world sprint champion, E Minahan, W J Holland, and J E Milligan. They depart June 20, train in London for the English championship on July 7, then proceed to Paris for a week of training before eight events. Duffey and Minahan run 60 and 100 metres, Holland the 2 and 400 metres, Milligan the 100, 200 and 400 metres.

Washington Georgetown University Arthur F. Duffey E. Minahan W. J. Holland J. E. Milligan London Paris Duffey Minahan Holland Milligan

Automobile Club Tour Reaches City From Philadelphia

Members of the Automobile Club of America returned from a two day pleasure tour to Philadelphia. Fourteen cars left the city Saturday morning with mishaps noted but enjoyed for experience. The group reported smooth roads and plans for more long distance runs, including Atlantic City.

Automobile Club of America Philadelphia Chamberlain George Isham Scott George Moore Smith Messrs. Scott Smith Waldorf-Astoria Atlantic City Staten Island Perth Amboy Metuchen New Brunswick Franklin Park Princeton Bordentown Trenton Mount Holly Moorestown Camden

Final Scores From Manhattan Chess Club Tournament

The adjourned Rocamora versus Schmidt masters match ended in a draw after 103 moves on Saturday evening. Roething and Halpern shared second and third prizes, with Koehler winning the event. Final scores from the tourney follow.

Rocamora Schmidt Manhattan Chess Club Roething Halpern Koehler

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