Ben Ban wins Belmont Park seven furlong race in upset
Ben Ban, added to the Van Cort landt Handicap field at Belmont Park, starts as a 6 to 1 outsider and wins by three quarters of a length as Red River and Sir Lynnewood falter. Smiling Tom and Okenite finish close for place while Diana Ken and Sir Lynnewood fade. The race draws about eight thousand on a dry, dead track with sun breaking through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Duryea
Ben Baz
Belmont Park
Ben Strome
Flint
Red River
Sir Lynnewood
Ben Ban
Harry Payne Whitmey
Diana Ken
Peter Pan
Gravesend
Smiling Tom
Okenite
Ry Red River
Sir Toddington
W. R. Griffin
Mone
Glorious Betsy
Lad of Langdon
Miller
Herman
George Wheelock
Firmnap
Flrmnap
Navajo
Sheriff Williams
James R. Keene
Philander
Nealon
E. Dugan
Mountain
Harry Payne Whitney
Kentucky
Medd
Tanya
H. K. Knapa
Kiamesha
Edge
Kmae
Westchestering Association
Elliott Cowdin, Jr
Allan Pinkerton
Paul J. Rainey
A. R. Hamilton
H. K. Vingut
Singieton van Schaick
Bert
Ate
Koerner
Oper High
Linnepee St
Ambush
P. Beimoent
Horner
Jobstown
Jackson
Lad of
Widear
Hennessey
Mountatrid
Jayby
Ville
Pty Finn
Lerman
Strettur
Langden
Langden Ran A Dull Race, and Failed Close With His Usual Rush Vervane
Toddington
Acc
Toddingeon
Fustian
Pirate of
Lan High
Vane
Griffiny
Preston
Scallop
Newcastle St
O- Joe Nealon
Darnell
Dugan
Raney
Burns
la Sorella U
Vingut
Swain
Chelsea St
Booker
Mra O'Farrell
White
Gt Bridge
fCelsla
Beckman
Faran d'Or
Beacon St
William H. Lyostens
Garson
Doyle
Fashion
Powers
Brussels
Sparkles
McCarren
Horner A
Valley Stream
Lowe O
Whidden
Belmont
Rosen
Gloryar
Wodlford
Bhs
Boardwell
Selby
McFadden
Rosario
H. T. Grima
Phy Baseman
Corbett
Schilling Ss
Hagein
Beoville
Earl G
Betsy
Bonlie
van Cortl
Pward
C. G
Mt Amy
Lwe
St. Fin
Ben Raw
Smiling m
Belmonty
E Dugan
Okentite
Br Mountain
Dinna Ken
Whitney
Bt Koerner
Wilson
Miller Otesee
Sir
Lynnewood
Eereeeeet Secennta Idener
Belmo
Schilling
Huron
Post
Iti
Smith
Dick Shaw
Bonnie
Othee Ogee Kelleher
G. Roberts
Ben Brush
Pink Domino
Keene
Nealon, Geen
Tichenor
Holscher
No four oared crew for Wisconsin at Poughkeepsie
Madison June 4. E H Ten Eyck announced Wisconsin University would not be represented this year at Poughkeepsie in the four oared race. He cited the four oared shell as unfit for use and said the faculty has asked him to coach all Wisconsin crews next year.
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Madison
Wis
E. H. Ten Eyck
Wisconsin University
Pouchkeepsie
Wisconsin
Ten Eyck
Yankees and Indians Face Off at American League Park
Today at 4 PM the American League feature sees the New York Americans clash with Cleveland. Fans expect a tight game as both clubs battle for early season standing in the park in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American League
Keen play for titles at West Side Lawn Tennis Club
Women and men began the Metropolitan championship defense at 117th Street and Amsterdam Avenue. Marie Wagner advanced in the women’s singles by beating Mrs. W H Pouch, while numerous men won first and second round matches amid damp courts. Prominent victors included Howard P Plummer and Frederick G Anderson as the field narrows toward the Metropolitan cup defense by Frederick B Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Lawn
117Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Marie Wagner
W. H. Pouch
Helen Helwig
Frederick B. Alexander
Howard P. Plummer
Yale
W. W. Bennett
Frederick G. Anderson
Kings County
H. P. Smith
Montclair Athletic Club
Hamilton Grenge
E. Dpd. Swift
West Side
Powelton Country Club
Louise Hammond
Clara Kutroff
7Th Regiment Lawn Tennis Club
Elsie Jttle
Laura Fischer
West
Natalie Wildey
Plainfield
Edna Wildey
Plainfield Count Club
Marie Scharmann
Gliss Clover Boldt
Jeanie L. Colton
Montclair Club
Miss H. Pouch
A. Bassford, Jr
New York
F. C. Inman
Arthur Cragin
7Th Regiment
H. S. Mellick
Walter L. Pate
Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Club
W. L. Righter
Montclair Athletic
Dr. Glazebrook
Morristown Field Club
Co. J. Calhoun
O. (. A Chita
H. D. Montgomery
Siwanoey Lawn Tennis Club
L. H. Hughes
Frederick G Anderson
William Strong Slade
William Rosenbaum
Harlem
Rolfe Floyd
H. B. Hatch
Brooklyn
T. R. Allen
Wests
George M. Bodman
Ross Burchard
J. ©. Tomlinson
Mollenhauer Wins Chance to Challenge Hackett Cup Holder
Henry H. Mollenhauer earned the right to challenge Harold H. Hackett for the Felipe Challenge Cup at the New York Lawn Tennis Club. In the semi final Pell, the national indoor champion, fell after a dramatic see-saw match, 5-7 6-3 6-4 5-T 7-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Mollenhauer
Harold H. Hackett
New York
Mollenhauer
Pell
Love
Deuce
Hackett
Felipe Challenge
William Rosenbaum
W. H. Stickney
I. H. Fitch
Glidden Plans European Tours After Auto Record
Charles J. Glidden of Boston intends to resume his wide traveling by car after a lengthy record push. He plans Norway in summer now that restrictions are lifted, and a Sweden trip with Arctic circle crossing earlier defined his limits. He also eyes tours France to Madrid and Lisbon, and Great Britain coast to Scotland, after the Glidden trophy tour in July where he will join as a guest rather than drive his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Glidden
Boston
Mexico
Europe
Mr. Glidden
Sweden
Arctic Circle
Norway
Glidden
France
Madrid
Spain
Lisbon
Portugal
Great Britain
Land's End
England
John O' Groat
Scotland
Behr edges Wright in opening Crescent Club tennis clash
Behr defeated Beals C. Wright 9-7 4-6 9-7 on the lawn courts at Crescent Athletic Club Bay Ridge. Wright led early but Behr's net play and turf drives surged to victory as Larned, Le Roy, and Hobart also featured in a round robin that saw Le Roy beat Edwin P. Larned and William A. Larned beat Hobart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl H. Behr
Beals C. Wright
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Behr
Wright
Trifle
Edwin P. Larned
Robert le Roy
Larned
le Roy
Clarence Hobart
William A. Larne
Karl H. Rehr
Reals © Wright
William A. Larned
Timely Auto Topics Endurance Run To Albany
New York Motor Club observers and officials meet at Reisenweber's tonight to receive final instructions for tomorrow's Albany endurance run. Drivers report at Columbus Circle at 5 45 a.m with car No 1 starting 6 a.m and others at one minute intervals. Gasoline sold at fourth station for 25 cents per gallon under K L Ferguson. Luncheon planned at Berkshire Inn Great Barrington for $1. Massachusetts and Connecticut non residents need no special licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reisenweber’s
New York Motor Club
Albany
Columbus Circle
Amenta
K. L. Ferguson
Berkshire Inn
Great Barrington
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Wesleyan Defeats Columbia 4–2 In College Baseball Game
Wesleyan pitchers held Columbia to five hits while New York batters stranded men with wild pitches and a passed ball. McCathran and Wright star in fielding for Wesleyan, with a fast double play Wright Haley Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan
Columbia
New York
McCathran
Bradke
Wright
Haley
Smith
Zimber
Nherger
Mcvathran
Beaton
Ti Zimber
Dresser
Henry
O'Connell
Weeslevan Ae Ceemeseeel
S.i
Baker
Schiffer
Dartmouth defeats Alabama five to zero in Hanover
In Hanover New Hampshire on June 4 Dartmouth blanked Alabama 5 to 0. Hazelton pitched well for Dartmouth allowing four hits while Sanders kept the Southerners scoreless. The home team capitalized on aggressive base running and scored in every inning besides the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth
Alabama
Hanover
N. H
University of Alabama
Hazelton
Sanders
Faust
Alaba
Shoppeley
King
Giants Win as Superb as Lose in Altoona Match
In Altoona Pennsylvania on June 4 the New York National League team beat the local Tri State squad 6 to 4 after a seesaw scoring half. The game featured players Ames Ferguson Bresnahar Fitzgerald Lee and Stroh for New York and Harrisburg Tri State listed Doescher Smith along with Brooklyn’s McIntyre Ritter on defense and offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Penn
R. Ho
New York
Buttes
Tagic Ames, Ferguson, Bresnahar and Fitzgerald
Lee and Stroh
Harrisburg
R. H.E. Harrisburg
Bepogriyt
Wayoon
Doescher and
Squadron A Wins at Fold in Lopsided 164–4 Victory
West Chester faced Squadron A yesterday as McClure led with multiple goals and J H Hunt added five. Westchester standout C Love scored twice while A C Tove and others contributed for the losing side. Final score 164 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Westchester
McClure
J. H. Hunt
C. Love
Square
A. W. Meclure
TE. Huang
J. Hunt
E R
Lawrence
Westch
Meena
A. C. Tove Ose
Conley
Sore Be. C. Poster
Havemey
GSeilmont Park Racing Summaries
Weather clear and track dead at GSeilmont Park as race meet proceeds with steady speeds. Trainers report cautious drives and jockeys expect measured runs ahead of tight field sprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gseilmont Park Racing
Yankees Begin Home Stand With Defeat By Cleveland
Yankees return to American League Park after a month away and fall 4 to 3 to Cleveland. Yankees outbatted the visitors but critical errors, plus fine defense by Cleveland, decide the game. Highlights include a scoreless early stretch, Williams three-baggers, and sharp plays by Conroy and Chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Cleveland
Rhodes
Orth
Clark Griffith
Hoffman
Lajoie
Flick
Bradley
Chase
Conroy
Williams
Moriarity
Kleinow
Clark
Hope
Hinchman
Turner
Stovall
Birmingham
Fiex
Chicago Philadelphia Batteri es Score Transfer
In Chicago versus Philadelphia match read as 10 to 18 with batteries listed as Patterson White and Sullivan for Chicago and Plank and Schreck for Philadelphia. Umpires Connolly and Hurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhiedelhiie
Chicago
Philadelphia
Patterson, White and Sullivan
Plank
Schreck
Connolly and
Hurst
Washington St. Louis Batter Defends With Dual Battery
Washington and St. Louis played a game with Washington battery Patten and Heydon facing St. Louis pitchers Powell and Stephens. Umpire O Loughlin presided as the action unfolded in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
ST. Louis
Washington— R
Ciavlus-Fbs
Washington, Patten and Heydon
Powell and Stephens
O' Loughlin
Giants Meet Cubs in National League Series Start
National League schedule shows New York at Chicago Brooklyn at Cincinnati Boston at Pittsburg Philadelphia at St Louis with Cincinnati vs St Louis and Chicago vs Pittsburg postponed due to rain and wet grounds. The Giants arrived in Chicago last night and will start a series with the Cubs today.
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Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
FC Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Giants
Cubs
Eastern League Games And Standings Report
Eastern League schedule included Montreal at Jersey City Rochester at Providence Toronto at Newark and Buffalo at Baltimore. Results from yesterday show Jersey City beating Newark 3 to 1, Montreal 2 over Toronto, and Rochester 2 over Baltimore. Toronto leads with 15 wins, Rochester 15, tight standings overall.
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Montreal
Jersey City
Rochester
Providence
Toronto
Newark
Bufalo
Baltimore
Jersey Ty
Baltim ‘Ale
Nee
Oronto
State League Results At Ikes Barre Penn Utica
Ikes Barre hosts a 7 2 game as Wisconsi n meets Utica. Barri e and Ukes fade in a 3 0 performance with unclear final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikes-B
Penn
Utica
Ukes-Barre
Io Ai A
Ocean race near Bermuda opens with 12 yachts ready
Brooklyn Yacht Club's 650 mile ocean race to Bermuda readies off the station at Gravesend Bay as thirteen entries near start. Commodore Morss surveys Dervish and other vessels prepared with gear in shipshape order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend Bay
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Bermuda
Priscilla
Morse’s
Dervish
Henry Morss
Corinthian Yacht Club
Marblehead
Morss
Philip Manson
Henry P. Neun
Rochester Yacht Club
William H. Fleming
Frank Maier
New Rochelle Yacht Club
Warren Sheppard
Robert Pbavier
Zena
D. R. W. Burrows
Royal Bermuda Yacht Club
H. Villiers Smith
Frederic Waldorf
Henry Deseher
Er. B. Schock
Mr. Sanford
Tammany
W. C. Towen
Fred D. Lawley
Frederick Thompson
Shamrock
New York
Chicago
Mr. Thompson
Lindeberg
Cape Horn
Joseph H. Kerr
Firlt
W. FE. Meyer
St. George's Yacht Club
Richard D. Floyd
Lila
Frederick la Fond
H. Cohen
David's Head
Golf club entries flood eighth New Jersey tournament
About one hundred twenty players enter the eighth annual New Jersey State Golf Association championship at Baltusrol Golf Club beginning tomorrow morning. A caddie shortage prompts players to bring their own helpers. notable entrants include Jerome Travers and Archie Graham. Thomas Conover and Howard Gee win at Princeton Golf Club, Gee citing a sprained wrist keeping him from a recent invitation event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey State Golf Association
Baltusrol Golf Club
Baltusrol
George Low
Jerome D. Travers
Montclair
Metropolitan Golf Association
New Jersey
Archie Graham
North Jersey Country Club
Harold Wilcox
Murray Olyphant
Englewood
Oswald Kirkby
Marshall Whitlareh
Princeton
N. J
Howard J. Gee
Princeton Golf Club
T. Conover
Gee
Ralph Peters, Jr
Connover
F. H. McAdoo
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Crescent Courts
Quinn Brady
Workman
Sway
Orbicular
Chief Hayes
Poquessing
Cobleskill
Lord Stanhope
General Haley
Harcourt
Beaucoup
Robert Cooper
Mr. McCann
Aletheuc Nebeeiwee
Beau
Welbourne
Sailor Boy
Rees
Paul Jones
St. Valentine
Uarn
Colonel White
Oliver Cram
Scetressee Cess
Pustian Sane Seceree
Grace Pullen
R. Hamilton
Jonal Riders
postAllan Pinkerton
Unds
C. J. Glidden
E. P. Larned
Superbas
Rhoades
Orich
Kleinen
Sheridan
R. H. E. Bagton
Tannehill and
Criger
Oberlin
Pruitt and Shaw
Mullin and
Archer
Amyres
Livans
Stafford
Leveland
Keeler
Pradley
Eberfeld
Hase
Binak
Mortality
Kieinow
OL ‘Turner
Kietrow
Ceveland
Ork
Balle
Shori- Gan
National League
Fairfield County Golf Club
Yountakal Country Club
Nutley
Fairview Country Club
J. A. Harris
R. Hammersiough
W. Herz
L. Wolfe
S. K. Jacobs
S. Hirsch
W. H. Kohn
J.C. Cording & Co., Ltd
Piccadilly
St James’s St
London
Victor Brougham
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