Plainfield Horse Show Totals Twelve Blues and More
Paul A. Sore led with two championships twelve blues three reds and three yellows at the Plainfield show which closed yesterday. Reginald C. Vanderbilt followed with four firsts and several seconds while De Witt C. Flanagan and George Watson also scored multiple prizes across harness and saddle classes amidst a large crowd on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Sore
Plainfeld
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
de Witt C. Flanagan
George Watson
Mr. Sore
Little Venity Fair
C. Vanderpitt
Phebe Watton
Vee
Pleinfeld
Verity Fair
Phebe
Vanity Fair
Levy Tuck
Lorg
Lord Russell
de Witt C. Fignagan
Onise
Vanderbilt
Lily
Firet
Benerr
Florham
Tresters
Hackney Meres
Mrerbilt
Silfield Venus
George Veters
Nellie Venus
W. A
Andrew Morrison
Howert
Becie
Myron E. O Oppenheimn
Edwin & Hooley
Maher Hooi
Charlies Fisk
Chapman Fisk
C. E Eherin
Elsise Sherin
Thomas J. Regan
Paul A. Jorge
Reginald C. Venderbilt
Charles Freischmann
Ufo Fleischmann
Hastings Arneld
Nto A
Parkways Harness Meet Delights Crowds With Close Races
About a thousand harness racing fans attended the Parkway Driving Club second meeting. Nettie Direct driven by Wilson Reid won the opening pacing heat by under a length, followed by Louise Brown and Althorne winning straight heats. Ella Todd and Colonel Julius claimed the fourth and fifth races as crowds stayed heated for each finish with next week's matinee and July 2 NY Driving Association opener on tap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkway Driving Club
Nettie Direct
Wilson Reid
Louise Brown
Walter Mosher
Althorne
Charles Seaman
King Edward
Winant B. Wardell
Ella Todd
Colonel Julius
Pleasure Drivers’ Association
New York Driving Association
Parkway Track
Touchard Retains Cup At New York Lawn Tennis Club
Gustave F Touchard defended the Feline challenge cup in singles on the New York Lawn Tennis Club clay courts defeating Wylie C Grant 6 3 1 6 6 2. Hackett and Alexander won the Manhattan doubles title 6 2 6 2 6 2 against Writer Grant and George P Parkes. George Washburn won the Columbia University interscholastic championship, earning a chance to compete for the national title in Newport by defeating W Dickinson Cunningham 6 1 6 1 6 love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave F. Toucher
New York
Touchard
Grant Harela
H Hackett
Frederick B. Alexander
Manhattan
Grant End George P. Parkes
Grant
Mettie
Toucherd
Hackett
Alexander
Parkes
George Washburn
Cutler School
Columbia University
Newport
Washburn
W. Dickinson Cunningham
Horace Mann School
Love
Miss Louise Hammond Captures Philadelphia Women’s Tennis Title
In Philadelphia at Merion Cricket Club Miss Louise Hammond of New York defeated defending champion Miss Eleanor Sears of Boston in a three set singles final 1-6 6-4 7-6 to win the championship. Hammond and Edna Wildey then won the doubles title defeating Sears and Fenno 4-6 7-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Louise Hammond
New York
Merion Cricket Club
Eleanor Sears
Boston
Miss Sears
Miss Hammond
Edna Wildey
Miss Fenno
Borton
Miss Wilde
Manhattan College Baseball Near Season End
Manhattan College's baseball team heads to McNulty Field for a pair of games against the five laddies and St. John's combination, aiming to close a strong season. The squad posts an .823 winning percentage with only two losses, one to Holy Cross and another to West Point. Star pitchers Hanley and Nugent lead the rotation, with Hanley fanning 79 in seven games, 14 walks, and 32 hits allowed, two of his starts no hits no runs. Nugent set a collegiate mark by striking out and allowing only one hit in a Springfield T 6 game.
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Manhattan College
St. John's
McNulty Field
Holy Cross
West Point
Manhattan
Hanley
Nugent
Springfield
Davis Cup Doubts Over Preliminaries Between England and America
Dr. James Dwight, president of the US Lawn Tennis Association, explains the Davis Cup preliminaries controversy. England refused Australia’s request to host, then proposed England host or US travel, with concerns about travel, fairness, and securing a team to Australia. He says a team may still be sent to Australia if possible.
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York Harbor
England
America
James Dwight
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Dwight
Australia
Brilliant Lawn Tennis Opens Metropolitan League Season
The Metropolitan League season started with four matches. West Side Tennis Club beat Kings County 3 0 on their Amsterdam Avenue courts with Cragin Behr and Fischer Mahan winning singles and doubles. Knickerbocker Field Club swept Brooklyn Tennis Club 3 0. Bedford Park Tennis Club defeated Park Slope Tennis Club 2 1 with Gardner and Chambers taking singles, and GardnerConnell doubles victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam Avenue
West Side Tennis Club
Kings County Tennis Club
Wiliam B Cragin
Long Island
Karl Behr
West Side
Edwin P. Fischer
Lyle E. Mahan
Behr
Henry J. Mollenhauer
Cragin
Sam Westfall
West Sider
Fischer
Mahan
Mollenhauer
Westfall
Knickerbocker Field Club
Brooklyn Tennis Club
Fork Slope Tennis Club
Bedford Park
West Side Tennis Cub
T. C
Kings County
William G. Cragin
Samuel Westfall
Edwin PF. Fischer
Lyvte E. Mahan
G. Whiting
Park Slope T. C
Charles Chambers
Park Bino
W. H. Connell
Carl Gardner
T C
A. Ray
W. Hazard
Jeffries Abandons Sparring For Mount Ben Lomond Sojourn
Jim Jeffries leaves boxing duties to climb Mount Ben Lomond after a strenuous morning of training. He vows to test his strength and predicts a hard return to form, saying he feels as strong as a bull and would hurt the boys if he fought today. In San Francisco Johnson hints at a management change and may install Billy Nolan to run his camp.
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Ben Lomond
Call
Jim Jeffries
Jeffries
Mount
Jim Corbett
Vox
San Francisco
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Billy Nolan
George Little
Little
Nolan
Atlantic City Cup crown won by Charles H Newcomb
Charles H Newcomb of Philadelphia won the Atlantic City cup, the feature event of the New Jersey state shoot, breaking 37 of 1 targets in the amateur trapshooting championship held in Atlantic City.
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Atlantic City
Charles H. Newcomb
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Newcomb
Steinthal Makes Century in Staten Island Cricket Championship
Steinthal scored a century for Crescent Athletic Club in the New York New Jersey league match at Livingstone, Staten Island. Cobb supported him as they moved from 67 for 6 to a decisive stand, securing victory as Crescent Athletic Club beat Staten Island Elevens. Other results include Bellevue’s loss to New York Veterans by 116 runs, Bensonhurst defeating Kings County, Columbia Oval beating Vernon Lodge, Anglo-Americans over Charles Dickens, Camerons over Ivy Ledge, and Empire Ledge falling to Columbia Ledge with Thomas Kaye taking six wickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Staten Island
New York
New Jersey
Crescent Athletic Club
EHL
Steinthal
M. R. Cobb
Cobb
St. Staten Island
Bellevue
West New Brighton
J. & Brett
G. W. Hayman
F. F. Kelly
Bensonhurst
Kings County
Ulmer Park
J. C. K. Jordan
A. L. Gresham
C. Branker
Columbia Oval
Vernon Lodge
van Cortlandt Park
Charles Dickens
Camerons
Ivy Ledge
Empire Ledge
Columbia Ledge
Thomas Kaye
Harvard Football Dates Schedule Planned for Next Fall
Harvard announces a 1910 football schedule of nine games seven in Cambridge with only Amherst replacing Maine. Opening on September 28 vs Bates and closing November 19 at Yale, the slate includes Bowdoin Williams Brown Cornell Dartmouth and a West Point visit. Rumors fly of a future Princeton game amid undergraduate sentiment and prior correspondence.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Amherst
University of Maine
Bates
Yale
New Haven
Bowdoin
Williams
Princeton
Princton
Ramsdell to Run Abroad for English Championships
Ramsdell and N. J. Cartmell sail from Philadelphia on the Friesland heading to England. F. L. Ramsdell of Texas and University of Pennsylvania, winner of the intercollegiate 100 yards last Saturday, will compete against Europe s top sprinters to prepare for the English championships on July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
N. J. Cartmell
F. L. Ramsdell
Texas
University of Pennsylvania
Friesland
England
Europe
Ramsdell
Marklein Not Reinstated by Kentucky Racing Commission
Lexington Kentucky June 4 The Kentucky State Racing Commission refused to reinstate Joan Marklein of Cincinnati on Kentucky tracks but ruled all horses trained by him except W A Leach may race as before Marklein trained for A Vogeler of Cincinnati A resolution was introduced to modify the walk up start system under the commission bylaws it must over thirty days
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Lexington
Kentucky State Racing Commission
Joan Marklein
Cincinnati
Kentucky
W. A. Leach
Marklein
A. Vogeler
Cricket Champions Fall in Metropolitan League Matches
Yesterday's Metropolitan League cricket featured strong batting and varied bowling. Bensonhurst beat 189 by 4 runs at Prospect Park led by T H Clarke with 5 for 21, while J L Poyer starred for the Brooklyns with 136 not out at Prospect Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Park
Bensonhurst
T. H. Clarke
D. G Birkett
F. A. Sargeant
C. E. Marshall
J. M Christie
Kings County
E. J. Atwood
M de Sousa
G W. Barnes
D. MacIntire
R. Belgrave
Bell
H. Meyer
West
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Banés
Pencagens
Gs. Ratapian
Prince Tiing
Paul A. Sorg
Paul A
Rim
Onder Sefdie
Somerset Farm
Lady Somerset Farm
Reslyn
Maid of Brin
Andrew Morison
NeoGippon
Colinwood Farm
Colimwood Farm
Ch. O
Tiger Lallie
Watson's
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Registerec
Soret
Watson
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A. Sorge
Em Vateon
B. m. Florham
Emil
L. A
W. A. MecGibbon
Andrew Mortson
Vail
oTrowning Prentice
Pisinfield
Emily Record
Sandy Point
Anne Phebe Watton
Ace
Alady Duham
Pirst
Paul A. m
Gandy - Ouersch
Paul A. Gorge Nore
Rey
Secnd
Aerate Morison
M. Sonia
Myron
Oppenheim
M. Fairy Queen
Iss Laure Stanley
A. C. Vail
King
Howard W. Beebe
B. G. Snip
Henry BR. Rea
Resere
Plainfield
Reginald Vanderbilt
Phoebe V
Mrs. Paul
Sorg
Mrs. Lowe
Charles W. Fisk
Miss Mortimer
Felton
Mrs. Meyer
Grace Kelly
W. M. Halstead
Pac Louise Brown
B. m
Andrew Wardenhauer
Kid Kelly
Artus Cord
K Ing
Alter Mosher
Oakland Direct
M. Aronson
Katie Yandle
T. V. Patterson
Buster Brown
B. G
George Ianken
Nat Ward
Kylie Bird
Jack D
Wylie C. Grant
Aggres
Sively
United States
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Corbett
Crescents
Brooklyns
J. L. Poyer
Brooklyn
Porer
Cone
C. A. Worm
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H. Poyer
J. B. Barrow
R. D. Christian
J. Parks
H. Rushton
Parade Grounds
F. A. Corbin
T. E Waller
O. Smith
C. E. White
L. Wiles
A E. Tyrrill
W. P. Charles
E. Fearnley
A. R. Smith
W. D. Hickie
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L. Grannum
Meyer. Marshall
Clarke
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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Merz
Dawson Harroun
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