Miller Keeps It Up at Belmont Park Wins Across Card
Jockey Miller rode six times at Belmont Park yesterday, winning four races and placing in two. He led the standings with fifteen winners at the meeting, ahead of Radtke who had five. Whimsical won the Jockey Club weight for age race in a fast one mile and a furlong, ridden by Miller, with Accountant second and Waterlight fading. Cowt Dress won the Gayety Stakes for two-year-old fillies, Barbary Belle runner-up, Adoration improving late. Other winners included Tommy Waddell, Monfort, Mintle, and Yienap, while Enwee and Battleaxe ran short of the stretch finish.
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Belmont Park
Tommy Waddell
Monfort
Whimsical
Mintin
Barbary Belle
Milfard
Radtke
Jockey Club
Burgo
Accountant
Picket
Waterlight
Lord of the Vale
Dangerous
Watergirt
Burgomaster
James HK. Keene
Adoration
Mintle
Entree
Battleaxe
Lirth Hagan
Far West
Waterfrass
Yienap
Miss Crawford
Yalagal
Glorifier
Grevesend
Mansiap
Magian
Res
Clancys
Perera
Werner
Herner
Widener
Albemarle St. Ny
WadiJell
Ceriy
Hohemia
Morton Wes
Winver
Dieguiee
Hampton
Bett _ More trwner
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Finca
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Miller Ter
Thomas
Spreery Kelle
Auras
Saghaliern
Ottomar
K Teenet
Turing
Mein Courer Eens
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Pot Iwesse
Brown
J. Marvin
Ficke
Waldeck
Knapp
Sivengat
Ig Kinky Mackh
Florentia
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Pi “Miller
Liggov
Wester
Floris
Otter
Tewlers, & Arden
Horner
Janes
Douat
Brusee
Parmendes
Saleebaaaden
Hase
Bilmere Wins Buffalo Derby at Kenilworth
Rutfelo June 4 Fred Burlew horse Belmere Sta 1 won the Buffalo Derby at Kenilworth Merki today defeating the favorite Minnie Adame in hollow style. O Neill rode Belmere and urged the horse the entire race. Other starters Hy te finished third, Kenny Watterson and
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Rutfelo
Fred Burlew
Belmere
Kenilworth
Minnie Adame
O'Neill
Hyte
Kenny Watterson
Yachts Safe in Port After Brutal Gulf Stream Run
The yawl Lila, en route from Brooklyn to Bermuda for the Lipton Cup, rode heavy seas and water up to the rails before reaching Norfolk. Crew under Arthur Lloyd faced near capsizing and sickness but all are safe. The vessel, battered yet sound, will repair in port after beating back due to head winds.
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the Tribune
Norfolk
Lila
Brooklyn
Bermuda
Arthur Lioyd
Gulf Stream
Gauntlet Reaches Bermuda in Lipton Cup Race
The schooner Gauntlet arrived in Hamilton Bermuda at 450 p m after a grueling voyage from Gravesend Bay begun May 26. The Lipton Cup winner Tamerlane beat the Gauntlet by twenty five hours and twenty two minutes. Mrs Robinson aboard Gauntlet recalled rough conditions early in the voyage.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Gravesend Bay
Mrs. Robinson
Whimsical Seen In Paddock At Jerkey Club Race
Whimsical impressed attendees at the paddock before the Jerkey Club Weight for Age race as observers favored her over Perverse. The field also recalled past winners at the meet, including Oxford and others from recent years. Micha led a late bid at auction after Race five, while the Gaekwars and Vanderbilt guests were noted at Belmont Park. Paris reports Terburg won the Vieuxpont Stakes at St. Cloud.
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Paris
W. K. Vanderbilt
Cragin Defeated by Westfall in Met District Tennis
The tenth annual metropolitan district lawn tennis championship began at West Side Lawn Tennis Club on 117th street and Amsterdam. In a highlight, H L Westfall of Kings County beat William B Cragin Jr of the 7th Regiment 3 6 7 5 6 0 in three sets. Early rounds saw other players advance as favorites, with several veterans noting bright showings by younger prospects.
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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
J. W. Alexander
Hugh Tallant
J. W. Brinkerhoff
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
William Rosenbaum
Harlem Lawn Tennis Club
M. Bull
Crescent Athletic Club
Rufus Rowe
Augustus Wadsworth
Louis Hatsfeld
M. Hall
Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club
Fettrech
Columbia
FE. A
Robert M. Meckley
Howard Homans
J. Kearney
Harold H. Hackett
Parence Campbell
T—S. H
7Th Regiment Lawn Tennis Association
Miss Homans and Grant Win Mixed Doubles Title
Miss Helen Homans and Wylie C Grant triumphed in the mixed doubles final at the New York Lawn Tennis Club on 123d Street and Manhattan Avenue. They defeated Florence Gauthey and Morris Clark in straight sets, after earlier dispatching Anna M Risch and Frederick G Anderson in the semi finals. The Manhattan championship doubles final was postponed due to a death in a challenger's family.
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Helen Homans
Wylie C. Grant
New York Lawn
Miss Gauthey
Clark
Miss Homans
Grant
Anna M. Risch
Frederick G. Anderson
Miss Risch
Miss Homens
Mike Risch
Miss (Vttin
Robert T. Bryan
Wylie C. Vapeascos
Florence Gaythey
Morris
Wylie
Anna M
Isch
R. T. Bryan
J. H. Smith
Sr T. Bryan
A. Bassford
Haries Galner
W. H. Connell
Otto Sternfeld
Frederick Fox
L. Redley
W. Bennett
Jee Saree Wyeth
Eves Defeats Ward On Wimbledon Courts In Practice
London June 4. In a lawn tennis practice match at Wimbledon Dr. Eves defeated Holcombe Ward in straight sets 6-3 6-4. Ward led each set briefly but Eves, among the front rank players, showed exceptional form and secured victory.
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London
Dr. Eves
Holcombe Ward
Ward
Massachusetts Doubles Title Match Set at Brae Burn
Auburndale Mass June 4 K W Leonard and J Wright of Boston to meet F J Sulloway and J B C Larned in the challenge for the Massachusetts lawn tennis championship. 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
K. W. Leonard
J. ©. Wright
Boston
F. J. Sulloway
J. B. C. Larned
Massachusetts Couches Lawn
Pier and
Gardner Beals
Brae Burn
Columbia crews prep for intercollegiate rowing regatta at Red Top
The Columbia varsity four and varsity and freshman eights arrived at Red Top near Poughkeepsie to complete training for the intercollegiate regatta. Thirty seven men joined the squads, and freshmen raised funds to cover expenses amid prior financial woes. The teams sail up yesterday and will be quartered at Red Top as usual.
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The
Tribune
Poughkeepsie
Columbia
Varsity
Red Top
Goodwin
Bilson
New York
Was High Jump A Dive Andover Protest over Rule
Andover Massachusetts June 4. An athletic advisory board of Phillips Andover Academy filed a formal protest against the judges ruling in the high jump at the Andover Exeter track meet. F C Richmond of Phillips Andover cleared six feet six inches but the jump was ruled active by the judges. Andover seeks arbitration with Exeter authorities and equal division of first and second points between Richmond and his Exeter opponent.
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Andover
Mass
Andover-Exeter
F. C. Richmond
Phillips Andover
Phillips-Andover Academy
Exeter
Richmond
Mia
Iim Pointe
Giants overpower Phillies 9 to 6 in rough airing
In Philadelphia today the New York Giants beat the Phillies 9 to 6 after a wild first inning that saw Mathewson benched for disputing a call. Wiltse steadied the Giants while four runs came in the opening frame on two singles and two errors. Pittinger relieved, but the Phillies tacked on four late runs as Magee fumbled.
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the Tribune
Philadelphia
Giants
Mathewson
Phillies
Wiltse
Pittinger
Lush
Magee
Eastern League Standings Snapshot
Jersey City, Buffalo, Rochester, Baltimore lead the Eastern League standings in a concise update reflecting current positions and team names.
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Jersey City
T. Buffalo
Highlanders Narrow Victory Over St Louis in Rainy 1-0 Game
In St Louis on June 4 the Highlanders beat St Louis 1 to 0 on a two-base hit by Williams, a bunt by Conroy, and a McGuire single. The game featured strong defense, a seven-inning rain-shortened finish, and notable plays including a running catch by Conroy and a long fly catch by Hahn. Elberfeld left with a spike injury, Yeager replaced him, and a double play highlighted by Glade, Wallace, and Jones stood out.
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Telegraph
The
Tribune
St. Louis
Williams
Conroy
McGuire
Highlanders
Hahn
Glade
New York
ST. Lotis
Ab Keel
Stone
Renee
Iberfeld
Hempath
Chase
Jones
Laporte
O'Brien
Willams
Wallace
Niles
Hartzell
Yeager
Koehler
Steeets
Nes
O Brien
Guire
Conrey
Louis
Tonnelly
Evans
Chicago
Philadelphia
Philadel
Sheriden
Patterson
Sullivan
Phila
First Annual Eastern PGA Meeting Elects Officers
The Eastern Professional Golfers Association held its first annual meeting at the Astor House. George Low was elected president with Donald Ross as vice president and Charles Kirchner as secretary. Treas. Stewart Gardner and an executive committee were named, with sixty nine members reported and a $640 treasury balance. New members announced include R McAndrew Wollaston GC and others. An Eastern Open championship was proposed for fall, to be reported by a three-person committee.
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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 Windeler
Samuel Y. Hubner
John M. Ward
George ©. Austin
P. C. Pulver
T. CC. Ennever
Arthur Pattow
Ransom H. Thomas
William H. Beers
A. L. Ripley
Archibald Graham
Alec Ross
Jack Hobens
Robert Brieias
Ronis Crosby
Horace Rawlins
Herbert 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 Rally to Dreamland Outing
The New York Motor Club plans a thousand orphan riders to Dreamland tomorrow in a parade of two hundred cars. They depart Bretton Hall at 8 o'clock, travel via Broadway to Brooklyn Bridge, loop through Brooklyn to Coney Island for a day of entertainment. Mayor McClellan and Police Commissioner Bingham will review at City Hall. George A. Kessler will feed the youngsters at Dreamland, with special acts on Hippo drome and in the Palm Garden vaudeville stage.
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New York Motor Club
Dreamland
Bretton Hall
Stn Street
Broadway
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn
Coney Island
McClellan
Bingham
City Hall
George A. Kessler
Motor Club Committee
Palm Garden
Garrels Lose World Record For Hurdle Rule Breach
Chicago reports the Amateur Athletic Union says Garrels of Michigan who equalled the world record in the 12 yard hurdle race last Saturday will not receive credit for the mark because he displaced two hurdles. The rules require all hurdles to be standing at the finish.
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Chicago
Amateur Athletic Union
Garrels
Michigan
Columbia Baseball Team Sets Eastern Tour Schedule
The Columbia baseball squad departs this morning for an Eastern trip, facing Trinity Amherst Williams and Wesleyan. The traveling party for the varsity designation includes Pitchers Till Kruger Lee catcher Young first baseman Miltenberger Socare Armstrong third baseman Oxnan, short Collins, and fielders Lyons Kimbel McCoy Schmidt.
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Columbia
Trinity
Amherst
Williams
Wesleyan
Till
Kruger
Lee
Young
Miltenberger
Socare Armstrong
Oxnan
Collins
Lyons
Kimbel
McCoy
Schmidt
Giants Face Chamions at Polo Grounds Today
Baseball card style note reports a Polo Grounds event today featuring the Giants versus Chicago with four fielded positions noted and admission details.
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Polo Grounds
Giants
Chamlons
Ve. Chicago
Fordham Edges Holy Cross 2–1 on Ninth Inning Hit
Rudolph strong on mound as Fordham defeats Holy Cross 2 to 1 at Fordham Field with a ninth inning single by Schiess driving in Hartman. Rudolph limits Holy Cross to one hit while striking out seven as Hogarty struggles with control. Umpire McGuire.
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Holy Cross
Fordham
Fordham Field
Schiess
Hartman
Worcester Boys
Hogarty
McNellis
Vahil
Balla
Ruseipn
Ee €Ross
Rodvion
Rugoton
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Brown Outscores Penn With 5-2 Victory Today
Brown defeated the University of Pennsylvania 5 to 2 in a close game until the eighth inning. Adams pitched well for Brown, limiting Penn to six scattered hits. Brown’s star Tift played left field, making six put outs and contributing two of Brown’s ten hits.
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Providence
R. L
Brown
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Adams
Quakers
Tift
Andover Baseball Beats Mass Agricultural College 4 to 1
Andover, June 4. The Phillips-Andover nine defeated the Massachusetts Agricultural College by four to one. The game was called at the end of the seventh inning.
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Andover
Mass
Phillips-Andover
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Motor boating group forms to aid legislation cruises planned
Enthusiasts meet at the Fifth Avenue Hotel to form a New York division of the American Motor Boat Association. W L Dudley outlines aims to advance favorable bills, oppose restrictive laws, promote racing and cruising, and foster fellowship. A committee on organization and membership is named. A cruise is planned for the first week of May from Oswego to the Thousand Islands.
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Fifth Avenue
American Motor Boat Association
W. L. Dudley
Secetary
National Board
League of American Wheelmen
Ion A Wilt
Police Arrest Boxers At Marlborough Club Fight
Police stopped the Marlborough Athletic Club boxing outline at Amsterdam Opera House in West 7th Street last night arresting Pierrie Barnett and Owen Flynn. Justice Dugro had ordered Sheriff Hayes and police to show cause why the club should not be barred from meetings. About 150 members were present at 8:30. Barnett and Flynn were bailed by H. Cullen after arrest and held in West 55th Street court the next morning. The club seeks an injunction and vows to prove their events are lawful under the law.
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Zimmerman
Twenty-second
Marlborough Athletic Club
Amsterdam Opera House
West “Th Street
Pierrie Barnett
Owen Flynn
Dugro
Supreme Court
Henry J. Goldsmith
Hayes
Giegerich
Sheriff Hayes
Maurice B. Blumenthal
Inspector Walsh
Westith Street
Sheriff Mayes
Barnett
Flynn
Joseph Falvey
Flavey
Dukeshire
Perehasal
H. Cullen
West Sith Street
Higgins
Acgents
Alfred J. Johnson
Long Acre
West 2Th Street
Marlborough Athletic Clu
Rstay
Methodist Preachers
Fifth Avenue
Claiche Girl Sentenced for Killing Gendron in Auburn Prison
Berthe Claiche appeared before Justice Davie in the Criminal Branch and was sentenced to Auburn state prison for women for not less than two years and six months and not more than five years for murdering Emil Gendron. A large crowd attended, including her mother and sister, as Abe Levy represented her and extension requests were denied.
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Davie
Supreme Court
Auburn
Emil Gendron
Abe Levy
Jail for Milk Dealer Under Impure Milk Charge
Moses Behr milk dealer of 2% East Houston Street jailed ten days for offering adulterated milk. Health inspectors found a 40 quart can with 18 quarts of diluted skimmed milk. Justice McKean warned similar jail terms for future offenders at June term. Seven other dealers fined 15 to 50 dollars.
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Houston Street
McKean
Court of Special Sessions
Behr
Board of Health
Bug Justice
McKean_ waa ebdurste
BINGHAM DOES NOT PLAN RESIGNATION SOON
Police Commissioner Bingham said in a city interview he has no thought of resigning. Asked about Saturday's parade he suggested some changes for the betterment next year. Mayor George Codd and Detroit Police Commissioner Frederick F Smith visited the city to pay respects and were guided by Detective dordinate Ghost ian and Galvin.
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Bingham
George Codd
Frederick F. Smith
Detroit
Mich
Dordinate Ghostian
Galvin
Grogan faces charges for window smashing at Mercantile Building
John Grogan of Olive Inn Lodging House appeared in Yorkville police court yesterday morning on a charge of smashing eighteen windows in the Mercantile Building at 234 Street and Fourth Avenue. He admitted breaking the windows with a hatchet saying he could not bear them. The windows were valued at $3. Grogan was held in $1.06 bail for further action.
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John Grogan
Olive Inn
Yorkville
Mercantile
Fourth Avenue
Patrolman Morton files demurrer in perjury case
Patrolman Harry Morton, recently arrested on grand jury indictments charging perjury in the Emil Gendron killing by Bertha Clarche, yesterday filed a formal demurrer to the indictments. Justice Scott took the pleading under advisement and adjourned the matter until morning.
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Emil Gendron
Bertha Clarche
Scott
Lafayette Launch Club Officers Elected
The Lafayette Launch Club formed with headquarters at a new clubhouse on West Viet street near North River. Elected officers include Gue J. Grunow commodore, Benjamin B. Stern vice commodore, William Miller secretary, A Sterne treasurer, and George Gray Jr steward.
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West Viet Street
North River
Gue J. Grunow
Benjamin B. Stern
William Miller
A. Sterne
George Gray, Jr
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