Carbuncle wins Brookdale Handicap at Gravesend in upset
Four year old Carbuncle a gelding by Stuyvesant Garnet trained for T J Healer surprised spectators at Gravesend winning the Brookdale Handicap at odds of 12 to 1. Odom rode to beat Kamara and Gulden with Decanter and Zeus also in the mix. Nasturtium led the maiden two year olds but was passed late by Gold Seeker and Smart Set. Contend won the third race as Malster failed to maneuver a rail run while All Green beat Gold Heels and Sadie in the mile and a sixteenth. Gigantic wind and a track record near miss marked a fast program with several favorites failing to place.
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Carbuncle
T. J. Healer
Stuyvesant
Garnet
Brookdale
Gravesend
Sidney Jucas
Kamara
Gulden
Decanter
Sidney Lucas
Brigadier
Carbunclers
Odom
Zeus
Ragnara
Kamera
Nasturtium
A. L. Aste
Bootblack Trust
Smart
Watercress
Margerique
Malster
Mayor Gilroy
Pittsburg
Phil
All Green
Goldbels
Sadies
Lanceman
Terminus
Gay Boy
Cleever
Ojom
Ana
St. Pi
H. Mackas
B. c
Landry
Ullman
Shaw
Sicko
T. Patterson
B. c. All Green
Eat of
Witexwte
Eaesie Pickwick
P. H. Sullivan
Sadie &. c
Bullman
Dangman
R.W. Walden & Sons
B. c. Contend
Confectrix
A. Featherstone
C. Malster
Av—Missard
Crosthwait
F. P. . Spry
Waugh
T. J. Healey
B. G. Carbuncle
Stuyvesant—Garnet
Cochran
J. P. Martin
Br. F. Kamara
Candlemas
Balaklava
Anes
Thompson Brothers
Ch. c
Ch. c. Nasturtium
Water
cress—Macrique
Garrigan
Littlefiel
Ch. c. Gold Seeker
Goldfinch
la Belle Juive
Littlefield
J. Fleischmann
Ramses
Aesteoee
Tggott
Mounce
Dangman) O 25—16—1 the Dancer
Slack
Prancer
White
Lemoyne
Burns
Lady Radnor
Far Cry
Ewes
Spencer
P. & P. Randolph
St. Charles
Michaels
James Galway
Belt
Bonnie Bess
McQuade
H. T. Griffin
Gertrude Elliott
Tenny
Maxine Elliott
The
Amazon
Keene
All Saints
Force
Borough
Young Dixon
Ginki
O'Connor
Americans Dominate Epsom Races With Six Wins
At Epsom June 4, American horses and jockeys swept six of seven races. The Craven Stakes went to The Scotchman IT with Encombe second and Holstein third. Edmée, Handsplike, and Sceptre followed in other events as New York II claimed the Wallington Plate. Milton Henry debuted on Farcour but failed to place.
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London
Richard Croker
J. Reiff
Frank Gardner
Encombe
C. Jenkins
Repener W. CC. Whitney
Holstein
Morgante
Martin
Milton Henry
England
Feago Weather Clears Track Fast at June Race Meet
Racing card from Feago on June 4 notes clear weather and fast track. First race five furlongs: Aladdin 20 to 1 won. Stuyve 10 to 1 second. Hans Wagner 5 to 2 third. time 1:01. Second race one mile and a sixteenth: Our Nellie 8 to 1 won. El Caney 6 to 1 second. Moroni 2 to 1 third. time 1:42. Third race four and a half furlongs: Mabel Wynn 5 to 2 won. The Esmond 6 to 5 second. Johanna D. 7 to 1 third. time 55. Fourth race one mile: Orimar 8 to 1 won. Favonius 18 to 5 second. Livadia 3 to 1 third. time 1:40. Fifth race one mile: Jiminez 3 to 2 won. Trinity Bell 24 to 1 second. Fancywood 7 to 1 third. time 1:40. Sixth race six and a half furlongs: Zaza 5 to 2 won. Harney 4% to 1 third. time 1:21.
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Aladdin
Howell
Stuyve
J. Woods
Hans Wagner
Winkfield
Our Nellie
el Caney
Coburn
Moroni
Mabel Wynn
T. Knight
the Esmond
Johanna D
Orimar
McInerney
Favonius
Livadia
Coburns
Jiminez
Jones
Trinity Bell
Knight
Fancywood
Gilmore
Seeking
Zaza
Nutt
Harney
Dupee
George
Lu. Jackson
Blenheim
Lindsey
Miss Gaines
T. Corner
the Common
R. Lewis
Pigeon Top
Richards
Imperialist
Patton
Octa Brooks
Aker
Toluca
Beauchamp
Vasante
Dolly Wagner
Traxler
Slasher
Ste J
Banque IT
Madeline G
Baptiste
Edna Gerry
M. Williams
Nekarnis
Charles Estes
Lady Hayman
Cogswell
Racing at St Louis card yields varied results in heavy rain
At St Louis Fair Grounds on June 4 favorites and outsiders split the six races. Brulare, ridden by Plunkett, won the final seven furlongs in wet conditions as Frank Carr wagered $5 to win. Maggie Clapton led the opening four furlongs to take first, while Lee Nutter prevailed in the four and one half furlongs. Battus won the six furlongs, and Pagenia topped the one mile and three sixteenths race.
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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
Johnstorm
O'Neill
Battus
McCann
Dan Paxton
Races At Newport With Nose Finishes Highlight Cool Weather
In Cincinnati on June 4 Newport races produced the most thrilling day at the Queen City course with nose finishes in all but the fifth. Weather was fine and the track fast. First race over seven furlongs saw Rowdy G. with 100 to win, ridden by H. Wilson.
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Cincinnati
Newport
Queen City
Rowdy G
H. Wilson
Thoroughbred yearling sale shocks with Sir Dixon colt sale
One of the finest lots at Fasig Tipton Sheepshead Bay drew care er to a Sir Dixon Bonnie Blue II colt, a full brother to Blue Girl and Blues. Bidding opened at 1360 and surged to 1019 by Captain Brown and others before final price. Also featured were Hindoo offspring and records for Runnymeade Raceland stock with strong interest from Paget and Madden. The Atlantic City Horse Show schedule lists 64 competitions, prize money over 5000, and local classes from Windsor Cup to hotel turnout events with entries closing June 22.
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Fasig-Tipton Company
Sheepshead Bay
Runnymede
Raceland
Sir Dixon
Bonnie Blue II
Blue Girl
Blues
John J. McCafferty
Sydney Paget
Brown
Mr. Paget
Paget
John E. Madden
Captain Brown
Hindoo
Cherry Blossom
Alard Scheck
Ively
FE. F. Clay
Runnymede Stud
Paris
Dixon
T Welch
Dixon-——Calve
J. H. Carr
Dixon-—Merdin
Bauer
Hindeo
Ida Belle
J . McCaverly
Tiyon
Miss Annie
Hindoom
Miss Moore
Aseves
di S. “Brown
S. Brown
Veatess
Dixon—Blackheart
N. Bennington
la Colonia
T. Welch
Belle Isle
J. BE. Madden
Bastante
P. I. Dwyer
Kismet
Burlington—Garnet, Or
Welch
Atlantic City
Windsor Hotel
N. J
Inlet Park
Open Tennis Tournament Draws Big Brooklyn Crowd
The first annual open tournament at Kings County Tennis Club in Brooklyn drew a large crowd as men’s singles and doubles began. Notable players included O B Smith Jr and T H Talbot, with Misses Bessie Moore and Marion Jones expected to clash again later. Day one featured close sets, a postponed finish due to darkness, and early advances by F H Sanborn Calhoun Cragin and several duos in doubles.
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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 Lide
O. B
Grant
J. P. Paret
Dermal
A. Westfall
W. C. Grant
Walt
C. B. Smith, Jr
Fog
Henry Mollenhauer
A. West
WN. Frazer
O. M Bostwick
G. F. Eami
H. E. McGowan
Sports for the Insane at Ward's Island Field Day
The annual Ward's Island field day for Manhattan State Hospital patients featured exuberant games under clear June skies. Women patients won egg races and basketball contests while men competed in tug of war and running events. Doctors praised outdoor exercise and noted an increase in cure rate from 15 to 30 percent.
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Ward's Island
Manhattan State Hospital
Brooklyn
Greenwood Cemetery
R. Molliner
Annie Heller
Verplanck
Mahar
Broadway
J. E. Sullivan
Bob” Starl
John Dixon
Amateur Athletic Union
Frank Starr
George B. Campbell
Anna_Hutchinson
R. F. Monette
F. H. Manges
H. A. Bondene Heger
L. Walther
W ’ Ner
V. My Hise
Ens Walsh
J. Hoag
Nora Stevenson
Wion
Ty’ Ise
Fi Rise Os
Misa Molite
Bigominniba
Anes Eery
Nora McDonald
Frank
Ttain
Willam Ge Sere Ramee
Patrick Dirker
George Herzog
Branch Ring
Mre
Marser
Nora Eeeeey
Frank Start
New York Defeats St Louis In Rain Shortened Ball Game
National League results show New York 4 St Louis 2 and Brooklyn 7 Cincinnati 3. American League scores include Detroit 9 Philadelphia 1 and Chicago 3 Washington 2. In St Louis, a rain delay halted play as New York clinched victory behind timely hitting and solid fieldwork despite Jones's costly four walks.
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New York
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
National League
Clucs
Loat
P.c
Charbe New York
St. Louis Pittsburg
Detroit
Washington
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Cleveland
Williams
Yale
New Haven
Columbia
Amherst
Pennsylvania
Brown
Providence
Carlisle
Princeton
Jasper
Bucknell
Lewisburg
Donovan Beats Cincinnati in Easy Brooklyn Victory
Donovan pitched steady control as Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 7 to 3. Sheckard was ejected after disputing a call and threatened the umpire, prompting police to escort him from the grounds. McFadden struggled with eleven bases on balls. Steinfeldt starred for Cincinnati with a strong all around game.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Sheckard
Cunningham
Donovan
McFadden
Steinfeldt
Dobbs
Ark
Kelley
Harley
Keeler
Rf Beckley
Sherkard
Too” Crawford
O Davis
Daly
Irwin
Dahlen
Magoon
McCreery
Peitz
Farrell
McGuire
C. Eo
Dros
Dobbs Steinfeldt
Berkley
Beckley
Farreth
Balla
Pittsburg Victory Sealed by Barry's Wild Throw
Barry’s eighth inning error allowed Bransfield to advance to third and the home team took the lead with timely hits. White collected two RBIs on a two base hit and McFarland drove in another with a two bagger. Pittsburg benefited from clutch hitting as attendance reached 2.80. Score:
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St. Louis
New York
Jones
Taylor
Buelow
Heidrick
McGann
Donovan
Padden
Selbach
Hickman
Davis
Burkett
Ganzel
Bowerman
van Ffiaitren
Strang
Kruger
van Haitren
Pittsburg
Barry
Bransfield
White
McFarland
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
University of Chicago
Stiltman
Reid
Chicago
Fineke
Golf women tie for Long Course Cup at Morris County
In Morris County, the women’s Long Course Cup ended in a tie between Miss Bryce and Miss Hurlbut under a point system that split first place. Miss C. G. Willis placed third with a six stroke handicap as competition shifts to an eighteen hole medal play leading to match play for the cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris County
Miss Bryce
Miss Hurlbut
C. G. Willis
Findlay Douglas to play best ball at Newark A C links today
Metropolitan champion Findlay Douglas vows to appear in a best ball match against P. C. Pulver and E. E. Moody at Newark A C today. Other events include a women putting match at Englewood and handicaps for women at Marine and Field and Richmond County Hanks. Final round of Apawamis Club championship to be decided at Rye between Maturin Ballow and Malcolm Graham. Fairfield County Golf Club notes and a slate of team matches under Captain C. E. Martin with dates from June to September. Also W K Fowler defeats H la Batterman 2 up in the Benedict Cup first round at Dyker Meadow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay Douglas
Newark A. C
P. C. Pulver
E. E. Moody
Englewood
Marine and Field
Jersey City
Richmond County Hanks
Apawamis Club
Rye
Maturin Ballow
Malcolm Graham
Fairfield County Golf Club
Findlay
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 of Essex County Incorporation
The Golf Land Company of Essex County filed articles of incorporation at Newark yesterday with Congressman Richard Wayne Parker named as local representative. The company aims to acquire lands for golf grounds and dispose of the same for segments of development. Capital stock is $75,000. Directors include Leslie D. Ward Martin B. Metcalf and Ward Wayne Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf Land Company
Essex County
Newark
Richard Wayne Parker
Leslie D. Ward
Martin B. Metcalf
Ward Wayne Parker
Hadfield Challenges Unpaced Riders for Five Mile Pursuit
Charles Hadfield, buoyed by Buffalo success, issues an open challenge to all unpaced riders for a five mile pursuit with a winner take all purse. He seeks a meeting with top riders including Gascoyne and John T. Golden, as he aims to boost the circuit events planned for New England in June and July.
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Buffalo
Charles Hadfield
Hadfield
Gascoyne
John T. Golden
Trenton
Jimmy” Casey
Worcester
Fenn
Waterbury
Floyd A. McFarland
California
John Jacobson
New Haven
Ray Dyer
Nat” Butler
Boston
Frank Butler
Joe” Downey
Jamaica Plains
Archie McEachern
Canada
Harry Elkes
Glens Falls
Harry Caldwell
Ray R
Wattsburg
New England
National Cycling Association
Brockton
Revere Beach
Hartford
Springfield
Providence
New Bedford
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Graham
Ardsley
Pold
Meadow Brook
Charentus
Ben Viking Teers Pot
Regent the Musketeer
Fabius
Demurrer
Dustin
Landice
Arden
Merry Hours
Georgia
Lauretta B
Hatasco
Rossignol
Dunwell Ore
Santa Ronita
lAnora
Evelyn Maud
Ascension Vee
Honolulu
Edwin Kento
Isaac Hoppe
Anna Darling
Epsom
Daniel Cooper
Edmée
Maher
Noel Fenwick
J. Martin
Lambton
Handsplike
Escurial (Maher
Steiner
Sceptre
Persimmon
Sievier
R. Forrest Tod
Crardas
J. Gubbins
Port Blair
Turner
William C. Whitney
de Lacy
New-York
Feago
Anheuser-Busch's
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass
U.S. A
Oudoor
Fasig-Tipton
O. M. Bostwick
Ee Cragin
C. R. Williams
W. P
Henry Moltenhauer
EL Sanborn
Sports For the Insane
Baseball
Harb An Buelow
Taylor. P
Davia
Ganzet
Sesek
Wallace
St. Touts
Dwyer
Sheckard BE
R. Re
Pittsby
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Zimmer, White and McFarland
Enson
Dolan
Orcaed
Kling
Dineen
Kittredge
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R. HE
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Schreck
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Plumb
Sharkey
Jeffries
Tom" Sharkey
Tom" Jenkins
Jim" Jeffries
GOLF
Metropolitan Golf Association
Ruth Underhill
Nassau
Glen Cove
Long Island
Vradusata
Bryce
Hurlbut
Willig
Kip
William Shipper
Harbor Hill
Harbor Hill Golf Club
H. F
A. Irving
Essex County Country Club
R. P. McDougall
Orange
National Horse Show Association
Mark W. Cross & Co
Broadway, N. Y
Crrry Hall
New Bond St
van Tassell & Kearney
Carriage Repository
Nigzest Etege
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