Carbuncle Wins Brookdale Handicap at Gravesend
Carbuncle a four year old gelding by Stuyvesant Garnet trained by T J Healey surprised crowds at Gravesend winning the Brookdale Handicap at odds of 12 to 1. Kamara led early but Carbuncle swept the stretch to win by a length and a half over Kamara with Sidney Lucas closing for third. Nasturtium dominated the maiden two year olds with Gold Seeker and Smart Set following. Contend won a three year olds race, with Malster and others in close pursuit, as All Green beat Gold Heels in the mile and a sixteenth.
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Carbuncle
T. J. Healey
Stuyvesant
Garnet
Gravesend
Sidney Ucas
Kamara
Gulden
Decanter
Sidney Lucas
Brigadier
Carbunclers
Odom
Zeus
Kamnara
Nasturtium
A. L. Aste
Gold Seeker
Tve
Watercress
Margerique
Malster
Mayor Gilroy
Pittsburg
Phil
All Green
Gold Eels
Sadie
Lanceman
Terminus
Sadie S
Ail Green
Tommy” Burns
Shaw
Admiration
Gay Boy
Urry
Star
Firs Ee
Harentus Caneseree
Petra Il
Ose
Fabius
the Musketeer
Demurrer
Laodice
Dublin
Knight of the Garter
Serene
Arden
Lucky Star
Pry
Merry Hours
Somersault Creee
Georgianavatasco
Liz Lauretta
Rossignol
Dunwell
Janerall
Santa Benita
Evelyn Maudec
Ascension
Janice Siperan
Honolulu
Edwin Kenton
Sadie S& A
Alfonso
Dr. Preston
Isaac Hopper
Anna Darling Seteeee
Brookdale Handicap Fourth Race Shifts to Distance Versus Field
Fourteenth line shows the Brookdale Handicap for three year olds and up running one mile and a furlong with entries Carbuncle Kamara Sidney ome Smart Set and others. Start described as good with notable results and weights listed for competitors. Fifth and sixth races follow with maidens and selling races including Nasturtium Sinecure Prancer and Scurry with times and placements noted.
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J. Healey
B. G. Carbuncle
Stuy— yesant—Garnet
Coonaini
J. P. Martin
Br. F. Kamara
Candle
mas—Balaklava
Shaw
Thompson Brothers
Top Gallant
Addie C. II
Littlefield
Lelie Juive
J. Freischmann
Halma—Fashionable
Piggott
Mounce
Dangman
Lack
White
Borns
Cochran
Spencer
Darglack
Zeus
Gyne
Gulden
Odom
Monnce
Brigadier
A. L. Aste
Garrigan
Prancer
Lemoyne
Lady Radnor
Far Cry
P. S P. Randolph
St. Charles
Michaels
James Galway
Belvidere
Bonnie Bess
McQuade
H. T. Griffin
B. F. Gertrude Elliott
Tenny
Maxine Elliott
The
Amazon
Forcee
Burns
Daly
Landry
D. O'Connor
All Saints
Borough
Young Dixon
American Horses Dominate Epsom Races Start of Meeting
London reports open to Epsom races with Americans leading in the initial Craven Stakes and Egmont Plate. The Scotchman Encombe and Holstein among early placers, while Edmée and Cassine also score for US connections. The Woodcote Stakes goes to Sceptre the Persimmon filly, and De Lacy appears in the Epsom Plate. Americans win six of seven firsts and place eleven times in twenty one races.
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London
Richard Croker
L. Reiff
Frank Gardner
Encombe
C. Jenkins
Morgante
Martin
Milton Henry
England
Racing at St Louis card yields mixed results in steady rain
Favorites and long shots share the Fair Grounds win slate as Brulare tops the seventh race at 5 to 2. Track was listed as good after a heavy shower. Maggie Clapton wins the opening four furlongs with Rosy Cross runner-up, followed by Lee Nutter in the next race and Battus in the six furlong event. Eight Bells captures the selling mile with Eda Riley second, Pagenta wins the one mile and three sixteenths, while Brulare takes the seven furlongs victory ahead of Tuskarosa and Reducer.
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St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Frank Carr
Brulare
Maggie Clapton
Bloss
Rosy Cross
Kuhn
Anna Elliot
Enos
Lee Nutter
Overton
Carat
Givens
Meeeens Johnstorm
O'Neill
Battus
McCann
Dan Paxton
Dale
Lard
T. O'Brien
Eight Bells
Eda Riley
D. Vitatoe
William Boyer
O'Neil
Pagenta
Earl
Lady of the West
A. Weber
Windward
Plunkett
Tuskarosa
Cincinnati Races Deliver Exciting Finishes at Newport
In Cincinnati on June 4 Newport races thrilled spectators with near all close finishes, the Queen City course producing a fast track and ideal weather. First race featured Rowdy G. at seven furlongs with favorite odds of 100 and jockey H. Wilson.
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Cincinnati
Newport
Queen City
Rowdy G
H. Wilson
Thoroughbred race results and Atlantic City horse show notes
Races at Sheepshead Bay list winners and times for five events with Boosters noting Miss Gaines Imperialist Passaic Banque IT Nekarnis and more. A Fasig Tipton sale at Sheepshead Bay features yearlings from Runnymede Raceland selling amid competitive bidding led by John J. McCafferty and Captain S Brown with prices up to 10 by 10.10. Atlantic City Horse Show entries open June 22 at Windsor Hotel offering $8 900 in prizes across open to all amateur and local classes with a Hotel Windsor Cup for best gig horse.
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Sheepshead Bay
Runnymede
Raceland
Sir Dixon
Bonnie Blue II
Blue Girl
Blues
John J. McCafferty
Sydney Paget
S. Brown
Mr. Paget
Brown
Paget
John FE. Madden
Captain Brown
Hindoo
Cherry Blossom
Alard Scheck
Ively
Atlantic City
Windsor Hotel
N. J
Inlet Park
Brooklyn Open Tennis Tourney Opens At Kings County Club
The first annual open tournament drew a large crowd at Kings County Tennis Club in Brooklyn as men and women competed in singles doubles and mixed events. Notable results included O B Smith Jr vs T H Talbot with a split set and a postponed final set due to darkness while Sanborn Cragin and Mollenhauer Talbot teams advanced in early rounds.
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Kings County Tennis Club
Kingstonave
Bergen St
Brooklyn
Bessie Moore
Washington
Marion Jones
O. B. Smith, Jr
Morristown
T. H. Talbot
Kings County
Smith
Talbot
Paret
McMahon
Smith-Talbot
Frazer
Mollenhauer
F. H. Sanborn
Calhoun Cragin
West Side Tennis Club
Henry Mollenfauer
Sports for the Insane at Ward's Island Field Day
The annual Ward's Island field day for Manhattan State Hospital patients featured an egg race for women, a women basketball contest won by Mrs. Mahar, and a lively scene with dancing as staff and patients enjoyed perfect June weather. Doctors praised outdoor exercise and noted the hospital's progress from a 15 percent cure rate years ago to higher success today.
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Manhattan State Hospital
Brooklyn
Greenwood Cemetery
R. Molliner
Annie Heller
Verplanck
Mahar
Broadway
Nev
J. E. Sullivan
Rob" Starl
John Dixon
Amateur Athletic Union
Frank Starr
George B. Campbell
Anna_ Hutchinson Monette
F. H. Manges
H. A. Bond
Heger
New York Wins Rain-Shortened Battle at St Louis
In a rain interrupted game at St Louis New York defeated St Louis 4 to 2 as Jones walked four times and the seventh inning was halted by downpour. New York led with timely hitting and solid fielding while Heidrick Selbach and Ganzel contributed key hits. Two more tallies came in the fifth to seal the win amid a delayed finish.
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St. Louis
New York
New- York
Jones
Taylor
Buelow
Heidrick
McGann
Donovan
Force
Padden
Selbach
Hickman
Davis
Burkett
Ganzel
Bowerman
van Hauren
Strang
Kruger
van Haltren
New-York
Wallace
Schriver
Sschenensee
Tones
T. St. Louis
Dwyer
Donovan Pitches Finely and Defeats Cincinnati
Cincinnati June 4 Special The Brooklyn champions won easily as Donovan controlled the ball and kept the home team at bay. Sheckard enraged by a call was ejected and threatened the umpire. police escorted him from the grounds. McFadden struggled with eleven bases on balls as Steinfeldt starred for Cincinnati alongside steady play from Dahlen Magoon and Daly.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Sheckard
Cunningham
Donovan
McFadden
Steinfeldt
Kelley
Crawford
Davis
Oo Steinfeldt
Daly
Conus
Irwin
Dahlen
Magoon
Medreery
Peitz
Farrell
McGuire
Eamnes
Mena
Pittsburg Victory Sealed by Barry Wild Throw
Pittsburg won as Barry's bold eighth inning throw allowed Bransfield to reach third. White drove in two runs with a two bagger and McFarland added another on a two-base hit. Pittsbore produced timely hits though few, with attendance around 2,800. Final score and full box incomplete in readable text.
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Pittsburg
Barry
Bransfield
Gron Ader
White
McFarland
Pittsbore
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
University of Chicago
Stiltman
Reid
Chicago
Fincke
Long Course Cup Tie Sparks Morris County Golf Event
In the Morris County women's golf event Miss Bruce and Miss Hurlbut tied for first with 6 and 8, the score shared under the point system. Miss C G Willis placed third with a six stroke handicap and one point. tomorrow the club’s women begin an eighteen hole medal play to determine the eight advancing to match for the cup.
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Morris County
Miss Bruce
Miss Hurlbut
C. G. Willis
Bryce
Willig
Kip
William Shippen
Metropolis Golf Scene Highlights Today in Newark and Nearby
The present metropolitan champion Findlay Douglas will appear at the Newark A C links in a best ball match against P C Pulver and E E Moody. Other features include a women’s putting match at Englewood and women’s handicaps at Marine and Field Jersey City and Richmond County links. The Apawamis Club championship final round is to be decided at Rye between Maturin Ballou and Malcolm Graham. Fairfield County Club outlines an active season of team matches despite the loss of Douglas with plans including June Greenwich contests and August meetings at Greenwich, Stamford, Rye, and Staten Island. In the Bene dict Cup first round at Dyker Meadow, W K Fowler defeated H la Batterman 2 up.
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Findlay Douglas
Newark A. C
P. C. Pulver
E. E. Moody
Englewood
Marine and Field
Jersey City
Richmond County
Apawamis Club
Rye
Maturin Ballou
Malcolm Graham
Fairfield County Golf Club
Findlay S. Douglas
C. E. Martin
Fairfield
Hillandale
Greenwich
Fox Hills
Stamford
Apawamis
Wee Burn
Staten Island
Dyker Meadow
W. K. Fowler
H. la Batterman
Golf Land Company forms in Essex County
The Golf Land Company of Essex County fled articles of incorporation at Newark yesterday with Congressman Richard Wayne Parker named as local representative. The object is to acquire lands for golf grounds and to dispose of them for buildings. Capital stock is $75,000. Directors are Leslie D. Ward, Martin B. Metcalf and Richard Wayne Parker.
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Golf Land Company
Essex County
Newark
Richard Wayne Parker
Leslie D. Ward
Martin B. Metcalf
Hadfield Challenges Unpaced Riders Across Country
Following a Buffalo win, Charles Hadfield offers a five mile pursuit race to any unpaced rider for a side bet and purse. He targets Gascoyne and lists rivals from multiple cities, previewing a national circuit starting July with nine teams across Boston Brockton Worcester and more.
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Charles Hadfield
Hadfield
Gascoyne
John T. Golden
Trenton
Jimmy” Casey
Worcester
John Jacobson
New Haven
Ray Duer
Nat” Butler
Boston
Frank Butler
Joe” Downey
Jamaica Plains
Archie” McEachern
Canada
Harry Elkes
Glens Falls
Harry Caldwell
Rayer
Wattsburg
New England
National Cycling Association
Brockton
Revere Beach
Hartford
Springfield
Providence
New Bedford
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Charles Estes
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