Gazelle at Gravesend Highlights Stamina Victory Run
J Mina wins Gazelle at Gravesend over one mile and a six with Stamina also taking easy victory. Anonyma and Eyes follow, while Park View and Don Enrique contest fast six furlongs. Jockey news notes Koerner brothers and Whitneys plans and several horses shuffled in the field.
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Payne Whitnes
Belmont Park
Gravesend
R Keene
Eyes
Witiner
Br. Ft
Sempronius
St. S Ee
Gladys Louise
O. St
Fayo
T. Koerner
Nasturtia Lote Cette
Mathews
Miller
Carman
B. Mahoney
Hildreth
Helenster
Murphy
Luo Bo
tHandelph
Leach
H. Reed
China
Flynn
Dr. Pillow F Z
Griffiny
Il Gilbert
Lakeland
J. Moore
Hampton Roads
Gladys Leslie
Nasturtia
Withold
B. m
Mentone
Laura Davis
Port Fwe
Noblesse Oblige
Dulany
Davidson
Mark Gumberts
Widener
Palmer
Stellaland
Watkins
Sampson
Cordate
Colt
Pe Gee
Happe Ee
Harpist II
Ville
Crumbley
Warrior
iEvans
J Steele
Jv & Fanneil
Thomas
Helder Eee
Malacca
Beverwyck St
Henderson
Cuban
Smith
Cee
Seliger
B. G
Hastings
Bella Donna
Po. Hwe
Don Enrique
Patchogue St
Delaby
McCarthy
Tony Bonero
Fleischmann
Miller Sess
Spooner
Lemaire
Musgrave
Rat Masterson
Schwartz
Shreve Ib
Tom McGrath
Brandt
Gilbert
Don E Park View
James B. Brady
Unique
Jacobite
Thrace
B. F
Nasturtium
Pokey
Lipackey
Whitney
Tf 'E Dugan
H. c
Pontiac
Polwe
W. Doyle
Rosimire Ryan
McDaniel
King Cobalt
Pinieigh Park St
Bouquet
Dugan
Rialto
Joyner
Garner
Julia Powal
Jennings
J. Lee
Julia Powel
Rosimiro R Rialto
Cohart
Montana
Lisant Nea
Ch. F
Shreve
Ty Deridental
McGinnis
Brussel
Aroma Eleanor
Schultey
Ynor
Queen
Appleby
Sts
Ra Lee
Nettie Vincent
Harlem Maid Dwyer
Mariana
Duryeamm
McCarthy Herbert
Bradley
Merise Lee Rall
Geelden Tai
Lilypad
Mexico to Back National Derby with 25k Year Guarantee
Mexico plans a national derby with a federal guarantee of 250000 dollars set for a centennial festival year. A formal contract with racing authorities establishes a 2000 dollar annual stipend for ten years beginning with the inaugural event. Provisions outline annual funding and timing.
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Eatin City
Mexico
Federal
Fies
Iyoe
Echlechter Maintains Chess Lead Amid Adjourned Games
The international chess masters' meet at the exposition saw Echlechter holding a slim lead after seven adjourned games. Jacowski drew with Echlechter to decide the top spot by half a point over Duras and Vidmer, with Teichmann gaining ground after wins by Prokes and Leontief as Rubinstein and Leonhardt battled to stay close.
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Phe
Bohemis Jones
Echlechter
Jacowski
Mittin
Ivance
Duras
Vidmer
Teichmann
Prokes
Leontief
Rubinstein
Leonhardt
Kvi
Alapin
Janowski
Bar- Pieralee
Keen fight for blues good horses in ring
Plainfield Riding and Driving Club opened its fifth annual horse show in Plainfield New Jersey with excellent weather and a near full entry. Judge William H. Moore led with three blues and two reds, while many exhibitors received ribbons across classes including saddle roads and hunters. The day featured top horses, notable owners such as Reginald Vanderbilt and Otto Kahn, and the Thomas W Lawson Challenge Cup awaiting tomorrow's competition for its second leg.
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the Tribune
Plainfield
N. J
Plainfield Riding and Driving Club
William H. Moore
Thomas W. Lawson
J. W. Harriman
Lord Burleigh
Lord Brooke
Moore
Pride O' Prides
King of Kings
Reginald Vanderbilt
Emily H. Bedford
Ann
Banahan
Westcott
W. J. Buttfield
Mabel B. Hooley
H. Reeve Stockton
J. T. Spratley
G. R. Cook
George Watson, Jr
Otto Kahn
Louis Haight
New York
Joseph Larocque, Jr
Barnardsville
H. Lt. Herbert
Ch. m. Pamela
Ch. m. Jessica
Otto H. Kahn
Ch. m. Duchess
Ch. m. Princess
Wiliam Carr
B. m. Elsa
B. m. Evangeline
Moses G. Byers
Br. m. Fluffy Raffles
Br. G. Raffles
Henry T. Spratley
B. G. Trump
Howard W. Beebe
B. G. Snip
T. J. Ryan
B. G. Lady Brook
Elsinore Farm
William Carr
Sandy Point Farm
Garnet
Harvey Fisk
Ee Point Farm
B. G. Lord Burleigh
B. G. Lord Cooke
B. G. Aiken Dillon
M. F
J. J. McDonald
B. G. Haro
C. W. McCutcheon
B. G. Willie
C. m. Phoebe Watton
M. Menella
Willliam H. Moore
B. m. Whitehall
Ariel
Bik
G. Whitby
B. m. Vesta Tilley
Paul A. Sorg
S &. &. Romance
Sandy
Ch. m
B. G. Hero
B. G. Stanley
B. G. Standwick
Wheeler
Wiliam H. Moore
B. m. Lady Seaton
B. G
Debater
Ch. m. Quaker Maid
Ch. m. Dorothea
B. G. Lord Brooke
B. G Khedive
B. G. Sultan
Westchester Farm
Blk. G. Centennial
W. H Collier
Br. G. Telephone
M. Vesta Tilley
J. B. Vais
Margaret W. Mc— Cutcheon
Hitchcock Leads 1929 New Jersey Golf Championship Field
The ninth annual New Jersey State Golf Association championship began at Englewood with 86 starters. Hitchcock Jr of Baltusrol led qualifying with 79, one stroke ahead of defending champion Travers of Montclair and Oswald Kirkby. Englewood won the team title 341, matching last year’s total.
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New Jersey State Golf Association
Englewood Golf Club
Charles Hitchcock, Jr
Baltusrol
Jerome D. Travers
Montclair
Oswald Kirkby
Max Behr
Morris County
Paul Harrison
Baltusrol Golf Club
Montclair Golf Club
Plainfield Country Club
Forest Hill Field Club
Canoe Brook Country Club
Englewood
Hitchcock
Travers
Kirkby
Frank O. Reinhart
Plainfield
Behr
B. F. Rummond
Murray Olyphant
Dudley H. Barrows
Howard Griffin
W. W. Pell
Arles Hitchcock, Jr
OS D. Travers
Monte
J. Whitney Baker
Dudley
Hackensack
E. Marcus
J. Howell
C. B. Storrs
Essex County
Fred Snare
Austin
Leighton Calkins
W. Hunt
Weece
Ww. Griggs
North Jerse
F. A. Wright
Henry Allsopp
Fest Hill
W. E. Loughman
Enlewood
T. R. Fell
Englewood - Raws
G. M. Hoynton
Alec Gray
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H M. Coxe
Kirwan
Shoup
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J. Egner
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Cory
le Massema
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Rosy
Yauch
Englewoul
Clinton Black
A. W. Cameron
Ridgewood
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Theodore Keer
E. van Vieck
H. G. White
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Redmund
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Allan
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Marcus
Moore
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Upton
Howell
H. Allsopp
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Yay
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Lyon
S. C. Miller
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Loughman
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Egner
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Keer
Pfeiffer
van Vieck
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Dr Palmer
Black
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Giants In Poor Form Finally Fall To St Louis In Eighth
A misplayed eighth inning and heavy hitting doomed the New York Giants 7 to 5 at the Polo Grounds as St Louis surged ahead with four runs. Seven Giants errors, led by Bridwell Shannon and Doyle, opened the rally. Giants had 14 hits off Sallee but squandered chances. Taylor pitched well but received poor support. Merkle pinch hit in the eighth. Crandall and Snodgrass handled the late innings.
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Giants
Polo Grounds
Bridwell
Shannon
Doyle
Taylor
Sallee
Merkle
Nicklin
Needham
Crandall
Snodgrass
Kenethhy
O'Rourke
Gilbert
Hostetter
New St, Louis
York
Abu Ribpo Shaw
Byrne
Tenney
Murray
Donlin
Delehanty
Seymour
Kenetchy
Hortetter
Suederass
Devlin
St. Loui
New York
O Rourke
Fhew
O' Rourke
Tasser
Rudderham
Yankees On The Slide Naps Pile Up Ten Runs To One
Cleveland defeated New York 10 to 1 as Manning struggled on the mound and Naps capitalized with timely hits and fielding. Stahl and Hinchman homered for Cleveland while Hickman stood out with bat and glove. Other results note Boston 2 Detroit 1 and St Louis 2 Chicago 1 in first game with Chicago 2 St Louis 1 in second.
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Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Philadelia
New York Yankees
Manning
Naps
Berger
Stahl
Blat
Bradley
Kemnis
Hinchman
Stovall
Lajoie
J. Clarke
Iiinchman
Ball
Croke
Clarke
Hickman
Hradley
LaJote
Bemis
Jeveland
Herger
Chicago and Boston Tie In Seventeen Inning Affair
The Chicago National League champions and Boston played a 17 inning game that ended in a 1 1 tie as darkness halted play. Lindaman and Pfeister pitched well with late jams thwarted by solid defense. Howard homered for Boston and Beaumont and Bowerman contributed for the locals to knot the score in the seventh.
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Seventeven Innnings
Lindaman
Pfeister
Howard
Beaumont
Bowerman
Chicago
Abrillopoa
Abrillopos
Ol Evers
Browne
Hofman
Bates
Schulte
Kelley
O Chance
J McGann
Steinfeldt
Dahien
Tinker
Danney
Pfeiier
McGann
Sweeney
Dahlen
Chance
Pirot
Steher
Lindarman
Pfeieter
O'Day
Jamaica hill climb starts with record entry list
Promptly at 1 pm the Jamaica hill climb on Hillside avenue begins under starter Fred J. Wagner. The meeting features the largest entry list ever for an American race, with nearly 180 trials and 57 cars across 24 events, all chasing times against Father Time. Among new entries is C F Olcott’s Stearns car, last seen winning Bridgeport’s Memorial Day amateur event.
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Jamaica
Long Island
Hillside Avenue
Fred J. Wagner
America
C. F. Olcott
Stearns
Bridgeport
Big Race at Savannah Promises Grand Prize Race
Savannah officials signed the contract for races next November for the Grand Prize offered by the Automobile Club of America. An elimination race is likely before the main event. Entrance fee is 3730. The ACA will present a $5,000 trophy and guarantee twenty foreign cars. President F C Battey of the Savannah club will resign from the A A A racing board.
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Savannah
Savannah Automobile Club
Automobile Club of America
F. C. Battey
American Automobile Association
Garden Auto Show Set for January at Madison Square Garden
At a board meeting the Licensed Automobile Association announced the ninth annual automobile show will run January 16 to 23 at Madison Square Garden. The Tribune will next Sunday publish the Summer Resort Naster to help readers plan summer trips, with orders urged due to high demand.
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Naster
the Tribune
Giants vs St Louis at Polo Grounds This Evening
Baseball at the Polo Grounds today features the Giants hosting the St Louis club. Admission is one shilling with play scheduled for the evening, promising a full crowd and a spirited contest.
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Polo Grounds
Giants
St. Louis
Try-outs for Swimmers at Travers Island Trials
Olympic swimming tryouts held at Travers Island for selecting a team to England featured C. M. Daniels of the New York Athletic Club winning the 100 metre in 1 9 15 seconds, beating J. Mantell. L. B. Goodwin of NYAC won the 2 metre race, with L. G. Rich of Brookline close behind and likely to be chosen. Marquand Schwartz struggled finishing fifth. J. B. Green of Brookline won the 1500 metre, with E. B. Wenck and others following. Gossnell won the 1 metre, Hill won high dive by default, and York AC took the 200 metre race with Rich and others in podium positions.
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Travers Island
New York Athletic Club
C. M. Daniels
J. P. Mantell
L. B. Goodwin
L. G. Rich
Brookline
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J. B. Green
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D. Treuhenbach
J. H. Reilly
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Men's Christian Association
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Ven Ws Daniels
Joe Mantell
West Side Young Men's Christian Association
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J. W. Chambers
Princeton
C. M. Richards
Yale
Hu Allen Gossnell
Baltimore Athletic Club
E. Weneck
N. C. Manley
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