Miller Keeps It Up Rides Four Winners at Belmont
Jockey Miller dominated Belmont racing yesterday with six mounts, four winners and two seconds. He leads the meeting with fifteen wins as Radtke trails with five. Whimsical won the Jockey Club weight for age at a mile and furlong, while Court Dress captured the Gayety Stakes for two year old fillies.
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Miller
Belmont
Tommy Waddell
Monfort
Whimsical
Mintia
Missora
Radtke
Jockey Club
Burgomaster
Accountant
Picket
Waterlight
Lord of the Vale
Milier
Pele Accountant
James K. Keene
Court Dress
Adoration
Enwee
John E. Madden
Frederick Johnston
Entree
Battleaxe
Littl Hagan
Par West
Waterfrass
Zienap
Miss Crawford
Yalagal
Glorifier
Fur Blow
Gravesend
Magien
Bet Cosainieinnen
Wadeeli
Clency
Terera
Joyner
Horner
Widener
Lyne O Tse
Albemarie
Galwey
Ricardi
Tommy War
Ned Wise
Bohemia
Seling
Leamer
St. Fin
High Cree Place
Monter Wee Oreeee
Wither
Miller Meertoty
Rayder
Baird A Hales
Virginia At
Prownleigh Pari
Morfort
Rapery
Milles
Hampton Belle
Tee Attak Hors
St Finia
Dies Keene
Milter
Bdoras Or (Wiley
Itien Mace
Teri
Tsnyoer
Bors
Poe Jwest Sai
Ce Close
Geyner
Florenti
Panveitl
Miller Radtke
Madcen
Ste
Vinguty
O ’ Hagen
Finn Horner ' En
Cherry
Wwem
Bulliam
Aery
Fiore
Jackes
Lume
Nee Ower
Tarden
Jones Br J
Bonahue
Bruseet
Bote Donehue
Belmere Wins Buffalo Derby At Kenilworth Park
Belmere, ridden by O Neill, won the Buffalo Derby at Kenilworth Park as the odds on favorite Minnie Agelow trailed. Hy son finished third, with Henry Watterson and Jus Bates also among the starters.
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Belmere
Buffalo Deeefy
Burlew
Kenilworth Park
Minnie Agelow Style
O'Neill
Attie
Hyson
Henry Watterson
Jus Bates
Yachts Safe In Port After Severe Atlantic Run
The yacht Lila, bound Brooklyn to Bermuda for the Lipton Cup, rode fierce seas and was driven far below the Gulf Stream. Under Arthur Lloyd’s command, the crew endured flooding and sickness but all are safe in Norfolk, Va. A repair plan follows arrival amid headwinds that forced a return to port.
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the Tribune
Norfolk
Lila
Brooklyn
Bermuda
Tamerlane
Gauntlet
Arthur Lloyd
Gulf Stream
Gauntlet Reaches Bermuda in Lipton Cup Race
The schooner Gauntlet arrived in Hamilton Bermuda at 4 30 p m after leaving Gravesend Bay May 26 along with the winning Tamerlane which started earlier and sailed 25 hours 22 minutes faster. Mrs Robinson aboard Gauntlet reports rough seas the first two days.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Gravesend Bay
Whimsher Sees Strong Paddock Interest in Jockey Club Race
Whimsher drew admiration at the paddock as she saddled for the Jockey Club Weight for Age race. Observers favored her over Perverse, noting the Meddler filly’s past form. The day included bets and attendance by notable figures such as the Gaekwar of Baroda and wife at Belmont Park and Terburg winning the Vieuxpont Stakes at Saint Cloud.
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Whimsher
Jockey Club
Miller
the Gaekwar
Baroda
Belmont Park
Cragin Falls To Westfall In City Lawn Tennis Meet
The tenth annual metropolitan district championship began on the dirt courts of West Side Lawn Tennis Club at 117th Street and Amsterdam Avenue. H L Westfall defeated William B Cragin Jr in three sets 3 6 7 5 6 0. many seniors praised rising stars among the younger players. Metropolitan championship singles results list several preliminary and first round victories by West Side Lawn Tennis Club and other clubs with notable names such as Theodore Roosevelt Pell and Frederick G Anderson.
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Metropolitan
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
117Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
H. L. Westfall
Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
7Th Regiment
William B. Cragin
Cragin
Armory
Brooklyn
Westfall
Frederick G Anderson
Kingstoonsteen Tennis Club
J. W. Alexander
Hugh Tallant
J. W. Brinkerhoff
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
William Rosenbaum
Harlem Lawn Tennis Club
M. Bull, Jr
Crescent Athletic Club
Rufus Rowe
Augustus Wadsworth
Louis Hatzfeld
M. Hall
Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club
CB. Fettrech
Columbia
E. A. Freshman
Robert M. Meckley
Howard Homens
J. Kearney
Harold H. Hackett
Clarence Campbell
C. W.rockmorton
W. L. Pate
Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Club
H. 1. Westfall
William B. Cragin, Jr
7Th Regiment Lawn Tennis Association
Miss Homans and Grant Win Mixed Doubles Final
Helen Homans and Wylie Grant triumphed in the mixed doubles final at the New York Lawn Tennis Club, defeating Florence Gauthey and Morris Clark 6-0 6-2 after earlier routs in the semi finals. The Manhattan championship doubles final was postponed due to a death in a rival’s family.
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New York Lawn Tennis Club
Helen Homans
Wylie C. Grant
New York Lawn
Miss Homans
Miss Risch
Frederick G. Anderson
Miss Coffin
Robert T. Bryan
Florence Gauthey
Morris
Clark
Wylie
Grant
Anna M. Risch
R. T. Bryan
J. H. Smith
A. Bassford
Charlies Gainey
W. H. Connell
Otto Sternfeld
Frederick Fox
L. Redley
W. Bennett
Defeult
Lorraine Wyeth
Eves Defeats Ward in Wimbledon Practice Match
London June 4. In a practice match on the Wimbledon courts Dr. Eves beat Holcombe Ward in straight sets 6-3 6-4. Ward led the opening of each set, but Eves, among the front rank players, showed exceptional form to win both.
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London
Dr. Eves
Holcombe Ward
Ward
Massachusetts Doubles Championship Challenge Match Set
Auburndale June 4 W Leonard and J Wright of Boston will meet F J Sulloway and J B C Larned in the Massachusetts doubles lawn tennis championship challenge match. They defeated A J Pier and Gardner Beals of Boston 6 0 6 1 6 4 at Brae Burn Country Club today.
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Auburndale
Mass
FK. W. Leonard
J. ©. Wright
Boston
F. J. Sulloway
J. B. C. Larned
Pier
Gardner Beals
Brae Burn Country Club
Columbia crews arrive at Red Top for intercollegiate regatta
The Columbia varsity four and varsity and freshman eights reached Red Top for training ahead of the intercollegiate rowing regatta. Thirty seven men joined the squads. the financially strapped freshman crew raised 590 dollars on short notice to cover expenses. The shells and supplies were unloaded by tug, with teams to be quartered at Red Top as usual.
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The
Tribune
Poughkeepsie
Columbia
Varsity
Red Top
Goodwin
Bison
New York
Bosthouse
Andover protest over high jump ruling seeks arbitration
Andover Massachusetts June 4 athletic advisory board of Phillips Andover Academy filed a formal protest against the judges ruling at the Andover Exeter track meet. They contest F C Richmond of Phillips Andover's high jump 5 feet 6 inches, declare his jump active, seek arbitration with Exeter authorities, and argue the meet score would yield Andover victory if points were divided.
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Andover
Mass
Andover- Exeter
F.C. Richmond
Phillips-Andover
Phillips-Andover Academy
Exeter
Richmond
Giants Edge Phillies 9-6 Incur Homeward Victory
In Philadelphia yesterday the New York Giants defeated the Phillies 9 to 6. Mathewson started but was pulled for balking at an umpire call, wild with six walks. Wiltse pitched well, Giants open with four runs, seventh inning adds three more on four singles and a Magie error.
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Telegraph
the Tribune
Philadelphia
Giants
Mathewson
Phillies
Wiltse
Pittinger
Lush
Magee
New York
Bresnahan
Po Browne
Thomas
McGann
Gleason
Mertes
Courtney
Dahlen
Devlin
Gilbert
Bowerman
Balle
Mathew
Tim
Duggleby
Kiem
Eastern League Game Scores and Standings
Jersey City beat Buffalo 7 to 1 while Rochester triumphed 6 to 4 over Baltimore. Eastern League standing listed after the results.
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Jersey City
Buffalo
Rochester
Baltimore
P.c
P.c. Buffalo
Providence
Newark
Montreal
Terente Wetesese li
Highlanders edge St Louis 1 to 0 in rain shortened game
New York won a 1 to 0 game over St Louis as Williams doubled Conroy bunted and McGuire singled for the lone run. The seven inning affair ended early due to rain with Hahn earning the win and Glade taking the loss. Elberfeld left after being spiked. Yeager subbed at short.
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P.c. Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Boston
Telegraph
The
Tribune
Williams
Conroy
McGuire
Highlanders
Hahn
Glade
ST. Lotis
Keek
Stone
Eibereid
Hemphill
Chase
Jones
Th. i
Laporte
O'Brien
Wallace
Niles
Loffman
Hartzell
O'Conner
Tees
Yeager
Koehler
Lou
Williable
O ‘Brien
Guire
Hemphi
Conrey
St_ Louis
Connolly
Evans
Eastern Professional Golfers Association Holds Inaugural Meeting
At the Astor House yesterday the Eastern Professional Golfers Association elected leaders for the year. George Low presides with Donald Ross as VP and Charles Kirchner as secretary, plus Stewart Gardner as treasurer. Sixty-nine members were reported with a $640 treasury, and eleven amateurs were named to an advisory board.
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Eastern Professional Golfers’ Association
Astor House
George Low
Donald Ross
Charles Kirchner
Stewart Gardner
Willie Norton
Donald Ball
Alec Smith
Alec Campbell
Isaac Mackie
A. G. Griffiths
Jack Harland
R. McAndrew
Wollaston Golf Club
William Brady
Country Club
Brookline
William McGuire
Maplewood Golf Club
Willie Clark
Springfield Golf Club
Alec Cunningham
Glen Ridge Golf Club
Jack Mackie
Yountakah Country Club
William Cooper
Bar Harbor
Thomas McNamara
Auburndale
Mass
G. Herbert Winderer
Samuel Y. Hubner
John M. Ward
George ©. Austin
P. C. Pulver
T. C. Ennever
Arthur Patton
Ransom H. Thomas
William H. Beers
A. L. Ripley
Archibald Graham
Bert Bonne Bisse Alvanes
Horace Rechina Meret Strong
Jack Jolly
Alec Finlay
James Laing
Robert Peebles
Jack Jones
John Harland
Tom Chisholm
J. J. Anson
Maurice McCarthy
Eugene McCarthy
George Fox
Ed Eriksen
Walter Beil
Auto Ride for Orphans to Dreamland Parade
The New York Motor Club will take one thousand orphans to Dreamland for the annual outing. Two hundred automobiles will carry them from Bretton Hall at 9:30 AM down Broadway to Brooklyn Bridge, through Brooklyn to Coney Island where Mayor McClellan and Police Commissioner Bingham will review the parade at City Hall. George A. Kessler will feed the children at Dreamland. special acts are planned on the Hippodrome track and Palm Garden vaudeville stage.
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New York Motor Club
Dreamland
Bretton Hall
Sth Street
Broadway
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn
Coney Island
McClellan
Motor Club Committee
Hippodrome
Palm Garden
Garrels Loses World Record Over Hurdles Displacement
Chicago June 4 officials of the Amateur Athletic Union say Garrels of Michigan who equalled the world record in the 12 yard hurdle race on Saturday will not get credit for the mark. He displaced two hurdles during the race and rules require all hurdles to stand at finish.
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Chicago
Amateur Athletic Union
Garrels
Michigan
Columbia Ball Club Heads East for Trinity Amherst Williams Wesleyan
The Columbia baseball team departs this morning for an Eastern trip to play Trinity Amherst Williams and Wesleyan. Players named for the trip and varsity C awards include pitchers Till Kruger and Lee. catcher Young. first base Miltenberger. second base Armstrong. third base Oxman. shortstop Collins. outfielders Lyons Kimbel McCoy and Schmidt.
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Columbia
Trinity
Amherst
Williams
Wesleyan
Till
Kruger
Lee
Young
Miltenberger
Armstrong
Oxnan
Collins
Lyons
Kimbel
McCoy
Schmidt
Baseball at Polo Grounds Today Giants vs Chicago
Pr M Giants face Cheuwlons at the Polo Grounds with admission details listed for today in Chicago area schedule notes.
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Polo Grounds
Pr. M.giants
Cheuwlons
Ve. Chicago
Fordham Edges Holy Cross 2 1 Behind Rudolph’s Strong Pitch
Fordham defeated Holy Cross 2 to 1 at Fordham Field as Rudolph held Holy Cross to one hit and struck out seven. Schiess delivered the timely ninth inning single driving in Hartman for the winning run. Hogarty of Holy Cross fanned eight with two walks, despite wild moments.
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Holy Cross
Fordham
Fordham Field
Schiess
Hartman
Worcester Boys
Hogarty
McNellis
Cahill
Brown defeats Penn in nine innings for 5 to 2 win
Providence, R. I., June 4 Brown defeated the University of Pennsylvania by a score of 5 to 2 today. The game stayed tight through seven innings before Brown broke through with four runs on timely hitting and Penn errors. Adams pitched well, allowing six scattered hits, while Tift starred in left with six put outs and contributed two of Brown’s ten hits.
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Tribune
Providence
R. L
Brown
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Adams
Quakers
Tift
Kenlath
Pennsylvania Oouveoc
Dennie Reeht
Judd
Hoye
Jones
Dickinson
Yerkes
Raymond
Elrod
Balle
Pele
Vennell
Pargea
ball—Hare
Hassett
Andover Defeats Massachusetts Agricultural in 4 to 1 Win
In Andover Massachusetts on June 4 the Phillips Andover baseball team beat the Massachusetts Agricultural College nine by 4 to 1. The game ended after seven innings due to time.
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Andover
Mass
Phillips-Andover
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Motor Boat Association Formed in City
Enthusiasts gathered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel to form a local division of the American Motor Boat Association, mirroring the national aims of promoting favorable and opposing legislation, encouraging racing and cruising, and fostering fellowship. A organizing committee was named, with membership duties to follow, and a cruise is planned for the first week of August from New York and another from Detroit and Buffalo, converging at Oswego then touring the Thousand Islands.
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American Motor Boat Association
W. L. Dudley
Secetary
National Board
League of American Wheelmen
New York
Detroit
Buffalo
Oswego
Thousand Islands
Police Arrest Boxers at Marlborough Club Fight
Police halted a Marlborough Athletic Club boxing show at Amsterdam Opera House West 4th Street and arrested boxers Pierrie Barnett and Owen Flynn after a Supreme Court order. About 150 members were present. arrests followed a staged bout setup and a stage entrance by two pugilists.
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Zimmerman
Twenty-second
Marlborough Athletic Club
Amsterdam Opera House
West 4Th Street
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Owen Flynn
Dugro
Supreme Court
Henry J. Goldsmith
Hayes
Giegerich
Sheriff Hayes
Maurice B. Blumenthal
Inspector Walsh
Th Street
Sheriff Mayes
Barnett
Flynn
Joseph Falvey
Flavey
Owney' Flynn
Florrie Barnett
Clu
Dukeshire
Ba Oy
H. Cullen
West Sith Street
Tiayes
Higgins
Eee Fehes
Bon Alfred J. Johnson
Long Acre Athletic Club
Mth Street
Methodist Preachers
Fifth Avenue
Claiche Girl Sentenced for Killing Gendron
Berthe Claiche appeared before Justice Davis in the Criminal Branch and received a prison term at Auburn for killing Emil Gendron, not less than two years and six months and not more than five years. A large crowd attended, including her mother and sister, who followed as she exited smiling with her lawyer Abe Levy seeking clemency.
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Berthe Claiche
Davis
Supreme Court
Auburn
Emil Gendron
Abe Levy
Jail for Milk Dealer in Impure Milk Case
Moses Behr milk dealer of East Houston Street was jailed ten days for selling adulterated milk. Health inspectors found a forty quart can with eighteen quarts of liquid misrepresented as milk. Justice McKean warned harsher penalties for future milk offenders at the June term. Seven other offenders were fined five dollars each.
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Moses Behr
Houston Street
McKean
Court of Special Sessions
Behr
Board of Health
Justice McKean
Bingham Signals No Resignation From Police Post
Police Commissioner Bingham told reporters he has no intention of resigning. He suggested changes could improve Saturday’s parade and planned to arrange them next year. Mayor George Codd and Detroit Police Commissioner Frederick P. Smith visited and were shown around.
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Bingham
George Codd
Frederick P. Smith
Detroit
Mich
Ae Geehan
Galvin
Man Held on Charge of Window Smashing in Yorkville
John Grogan of the Olive Inn Lodging House was jailed in Yorkville police court after admitting he smashed eighteen windows in the Mercantile Building at 23d Street and Fourth Avenue with a hatchet. The windows valued at $3 each, Grogan was remanded in $1,060 bail for trial.
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Olive Inn
Yorkville
Mercantile
Fourth Avenue
Quinn
Patrolman Morton files demurrer in perjury indictments
Patrolman Harry Morton, jailed on grand jury indictments charging perjury in the Emil Gendrom killing by Bertha Clarche, yesterday filed a formal demurrer. Justice Scott adjourned the pleading until this morning for consideration.
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Harry Morton
Emil Gendrom
Bertha Clarche
Scott
Lafayette Launch Club Elects Officers at New Clubhouse
The Lafayette Launch Club organized with headquarters at West Wiest street and the North River. Elected officers include Gue J. Grunow as commodore, Benjamin B. Stern as vice commodore, William Miller as secretary, A. Sterne as treasurer, and George Gray Jr as steward.
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Lafayette Launch Club
West Wiest Street
North River
Gue J. Grunow
Benjamin B. Stern
William Miller
A. Sterne
George Gray, Jr
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