Programme of Sports Today at Various Venues
A busy schedule lists events at Brooklyn Jockey Club Gravesend 2:30 pm Lilliards Daly's and Colby trophy pools at Strollers Gulf Montclair Bay Baltusrol Essex County baseball games Pittsboro and major cities Lawn Tennis open at Kings County and Philadelphia Maryland championships Baltimore Ardsley plus a sixth race one mile seventy yards with Annie Grace Agnes D Rossignol Vesuvia Patalist Bessie McCarthy Elsie Skip ceessee San Andres.
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Clover Stakes Result at Gravesend Featured Martie Lewis Victory
Martie Lewis the Blue Girl won the Clover Stakes at Gravesend beating Mamari with a late rally. Monarka upset in the second race delivering a strong stretch run, while Astarita dominated the fifth race for two year olds as Filon dOr won the steeplechase.
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Mr. Follawsbee
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Astarita
Filon d'Or
Crimean Dominates Six Furlong Dash At Fair Grounds
Crimean, ridden by O Neill, outpaced top sprinters Scorpio and Nickey D to win the six furlong dash by three lengths. J Ransch rode three winners on the card as Cochran and Gallantine also captured races, while multiple horses like Caetana and Adirondack chased in varied events at St Louis Fair Grounds.
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Prince of Africa Wins Harlem Feature in Handful Fashion
Chicago June 5 Prince of Africa captured the Harlem feature race on an ordinary card in handy style from a fair field The program listed six furlongs first race with Pretorius winning at 9 to 1 second Memnon 5 to 1 third Time 1 dash Second race five furlongs Lampoon won at 6 to 5 Alice Carey 18 to 1 second Grove Queen 10 to 1 third Time 1 04 Courage Aurie B and others also ran Third race seven furlongs Autolight won at 13 to 20 second Alard 2 to 1 third Golden Sceptre 209 to 1 Time 1 30 Wellesley and Baird ran Fourth race one and one sixteenth miles Prince of Africa won at 16 to 5 Greyfeld second Star Cotton third Time 1 51 Prince Blazes and Digby Bell also Fifth race five furlongs Goodman won 9 to 2 Josette 4 to 1 Mirance 20 to 1 Time 1 02 4 King Dodo Senator Morrison Pennant Fioriston Isle Almaric and Dobrouck also ran Sixth race tone mile Linden Elia won at 8 to 1 Miowaho second Guy H third Time 1 44 Moderator Mihasa Helen Paxton Farmer Bennett and B G Fox also ran
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Danny Maher dominates Royal Surrey and Coronation Cup day
London scene as King Edward witnesses Danny Maher win the Great Surrey Foal Stakes on Lord Stanley's Mixed Powder Royal Stakes on Daniel Cooper's Cossack and the Coronation Cup on Osboch. Skeets Martin rides Volodyovski to second with Santos third, and Martin also takes the Horton Plate aboard Regalia.
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Americans Sweep Paris Races at Bois de Boulogne
Paris June 5 American jockeys won every race at the Bois de Boulogne meeting today. Vanderbilt's Bright was not placed in the Prix Malleret contest.
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Poorest Yearling Sale Ever Held at Sheepshead Bay
The Fasig Tipton sale at Sheepshead Bay drew a sparse crowd as only sixteen of thirty catalogued yearlings were to be sold. After two of three yearlings were bought, Mrs. T. G. Ferguson withdrew her Kingston Stud lot and the sale was declared off amid very low bids and poor prices for multiple owners.
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Yale Crews Start Trials at Yale's Ferry
Yale freshmen and varsity crews opened practice at Yale's Ferry New London Conn. using new Glass shells. Varsity and freshmen posted steady runs, with Lathrop substituting for Barnum and Daly proving a standout for the freshmen. Varsity average weight listed at 178 pounds, coachs noting needed reduction.
Harvard Final Eight Pick Surprises With McGrew Stroke
Cambridge mass June 5 Harvard's final crew nearly set with a definite first eight and a split into first and second four oared crews The surprise is McGrew at stroke a position tried earlier this season and now likely to lead the New London boat Bancroft at seven Shuebruk six Ayer five Foster four and Bullard Swift and James at three two and bow James leads the bow position Covel rows in both boats rowings names and positions for the two fours are listed including Brownell Francis Derby and Covel as key rowers.
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Cornell Varsity Track Names Captain and Crew Changes
Ithaca N Y June 5 Cornell varsity track team elected W G Warren 03 of Chicago captain for next season trainer Jack Moakiley reengaged salary increased contract three years Crews to leave for Poughkeepsie June 12 first practice spin on the Hudson next day Varsity eight lineup Coffin stroke Hazelwood No 7 No 6 Lueder No 5 Van No 4 Captain No 3 Merrill No 2 bow Gould?
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New York Wins Close Polo Grounds Baseball Game
New York and Chicago played a weak hitting affair at the Polo Grounds with New York edging Chicago 4 to 3. Hartley left for Wilmington, Del., and Chicago threatened late with a ninth inning rally but fell short. Chicago started scoring in the second, New York answered with two in the bottom half, and the third inning produced most of the scoring as Bean and Lauder crossed on a wild throw and a left field hit.
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Worcester Dominates Jersey City in Lopsided Win
Worcester, Mass June 5. Worcester hit freely and shut out Jersey City for seven innings before allowing three late runs as Merritt wobbled with relief. Fr Chris Luby took the loss, while Merritt earned the win. Stars include Frisbie and Rickert for Worcester and Wrigley for Jersey City. Providence beat Newark 8-3 behind early bunched hits and solid pitching by Corridon.
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Allan Kennaday Wins State Golf Championship Gold Medal
Allan Kennaday of Montclair wins the gold medal on day one of the New Jersey State Golf Championship at Montclair. The third annual event drew 151 entries, with a 6045 yard course and early starting times to manage crowds. Lionel H. Graham, association president, supervised a four minute spacing schedule as tents housed spectators and a gallery cheered the 18 hole medal play morning round.
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Eight Straight for Brooklyn Beats Cincinnati at Washington Park
Brooklyn wins eighth straight as Donovan shines on the mound. Cincinnati jumps early but Brooklyn answers with timely hitting and solid defense. Dolan and Keeler contribute in the first and sixth innings, Sheckard adds two base hits, and Brooklyn plates three earned runs to secure a 8-6 victory at Washington Park.
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Hoy
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Crawford
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Emslie
Boston Grinds Loss Amid Errors in St. Louis Clash
Boston fell to St. Louis as fielding miscues let every St. Louis scorer reach base. Both pitchers scattered hits as 1,700 spectators watched. Score 3 to 11 with Edson and Kittridge behind the plate battery for Boston and O�Neill for St. Louis.
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Faculty to Play Seniors in Annual Columbia Baseball Match
Columbia University professors from Germanic studies chemistry Greek biology and Latin join the faculty nine for a trim practice at South Field ahead of the yearly clash with the senior class. Notable names include Rudolf Tombo Edmund Miller C E Bible Henry Crampton Marston Bogert Charles Knapp Nelson McCrea G B Pegram Le Roy Beeman and W B Johnstone.
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Nelson G. McCrea
G. B. Pegram
School of Applied Science
le Roy Mason Beeman
W. B. Johnstone
Tigers Ready for Yale in Princeton Drill
Princeton New Jersey June 5 Led by the University Fife and Drum Corps about a thousand students marched from Nassau Hall to the field to cheer the team as they completed their final hard practice before the Yale game. The session was the best of the week and trainer Robinson reports all players in fine trim. Lady Jayne, a former Princeton pitcher, joined to assist Coach Hillebrand ahead of Harvard game.
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Seton Hall Beats Fort Hamilton in South Orange Showdown
Seton Hall defeated Fort Hamilton in South Orange yesterday by a score of 46 to 38. Batteries Regan and Duggan led Seton Hall with Stauffer and Keehl contributing strong play in a hard fought game.
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Scores From City Rivalry Showcases Narrow Wins
In Worcester Worcester hosts Jersey City 12 to 3. Providence Providence sees Newark steal eight to three. Toronto Toronto hosts Montreal 14 to 4. Buffalo Buffalo hosts Rochester 4 to 3. A series of regional matches yielded decisive margins for some cities and tight finishes for others.
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New York State League Scores Update
In Albany games, Binghamton defeated Albany 5 to 4. In Troy Syracuse posted a 2 to 2 tie with Troy. Schenectady hosted Utica with Schenectady winning 9 to 3.
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Carroll Defeats Booth In Exciting Strollers Pool Game
Braddish J. Carroll of the Union Club defeated Jonn H. Booth of the Lambs in a close pool match at the Strollers No 69 Madison Ave. The score stood 100 to 186 with the Colby trophy and individual championship continuing tonight.
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Anderson advances in open Kings County Tennis Club championship
Frederick G. Anderson defeats Robert Colwell Jr in straight sets to enter the final round lower bracket. Columbia University pairs Mahan Thurber and Grant Le Roy reach semi finals in doubles. Miss Bessie Moore wins mixed doubles, with several singles and doubles results listed alongside.
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Brooklyn
Frederick G. Anderson
Robert Colwell, Jr
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Alfred E. Thurber
Wylie C. Grant
Robert le Roy
Bessie Moore
William W. Frazer
McMahon
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Robert Colwell
Frank B. Hague
Fred W Heltkamp
T. Howard Talbot
B. Smith, Jr
Leon S. Freeman
New York Tennis Club
Henry W. Warner
B. N. Busch
Marie Risch
New-York Tennis Club
Lile B. Johnston
Henry Mollenhauer
Kings County Tennis E's
Eliizabeth H. Moore
Henry E. McGowan
le County Tennis Club
Mina Helen Homans
Marshall McLean
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
New York Athletic Club Spring Games at Travers Island
Athletes and track fans anticipate an afternoon of keen competition at Travers Island for the NYAC spring games. Invited spectators attend if weather permits, with Intercollegiate champions and district amateurs entered in relay events, handicaps, a one mile relay, a sixty yard dash, and other feature races led by Duffey. Colleges including Yale, Cornell, Princeton, Columbia, Georgetown send entrants, while top district club athletes compete in hammer throws and sprints led by noted sprinters and scratch entrants such as Duffey, Smith, J Clapp, and others.
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Beck
Sheridan
Sheldon
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McDonald
Edwards
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Smith
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Hurdies
Metropolitan Association of the AAU Holds Meeting Today
The board of managers of the Metropolitan Amateur Athletic Union meets at Astor House this afternoon to decide the location for this year’s Metropolitan championships.
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Two new 6l-raters Neola and Weetamoa enter season
Two yachts Neola and Weetamoa loom as likely season leaders. George M. Pynchon of New York and Henry F. Lippitt of Providence own the Gardiner & Cox designed 6l-raters with balance rudders and large after keels. They feature streamlined hulls and cockpit tiller steering for fast stays and easy handling.
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Kennaday Leads Consolation Cup Play With 79 Stroke
Allan Kennaday, Montclair club, posted 79 to lead the morning round of the consolation cup, with Paul Wilcox and M. M. Michael tied for second at 3. A late playoff settled last place, while Montclair clinched the team prize with 343 total. Afternoon match play set Wilcox vs Conklin and Kennaday vs Lynch among others as the event continues toward finals tomorrow.
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Colby
Herd Wins Open Golf Championship At Hoylake
London reports Alexander Herd captures the open golf title at Hoylake with a total 307 strokes. Harry Vardon finishes one behind tied with Braid at 308, while J H Taylor and H H Hilton tie at 314. Herd led after the third round with 226 strokes, three ahead of Vardon at 229.
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Yale appoints Clark L Du Val as track team manager
At a Yale Athletic Association meeting Clark L. Du Val was unanimously elected manager of the track athletic team. The election meets with approval and the college plans an improved squad. Arrangements are in place for Yale and Harvard to travel abroad next June for the return intercollegiate meet in England against Cambridge and Oxford.
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New York Tribune For Sale Across Europe This Year
Americans traveling in Europe and Great Britain can buy The New York Tribune at hotel book stalls, Reading room tables, and principal railroad stations, ensuring access to the paper while abroad.
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Yachts Rush To Sail In June 19 Regatta On Shooters Island
On Shooters Island the lapa plates are double riveted with a chain device. The cabin will measure 22 feet in length with six and a half feet head room and include a women's cabin a stateroom for the owner a skipper room a galley and a forecastle for eight men. Both yachts are being rushed to be ready for the annual New York Yacht regatta in the Lower Bay on June 19.
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Weetamoe Yacht Launched for H F Lippitt
Boston June 5 The 60 foot water Weetamoe built for H F Lippitt of Providence and member of the New York Yacht Club was launched today at Lawley's Miss Frances Lippitt broke the champagne bottle at launch The Weetamoe will sail under Captain Harry Haff She is Tobin plated and painted white with 9 ft feet overall 0 ft 11 in waterline 16 ft 8 in beam and 11 ft 5 in draught
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