Program of Sports Today at Brooklyn Jockey Club
ACING at Gravesend 2 30 p m. LLIARDS professional tournament at Daly s in evening. POOL Colby trophy Strollers evening. GULF New Jersey championship Montclair women s team vs Baltusrol Essex County. BASEBALL Pittsboro at New York Chicago at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia. LAWN TENNIS Open Kings County Lawn Tennis Club Pennsylvania Philadelphia Maryland Baltimore women s Ardsley. SIXTH RACE One mile and seventy yards.
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Martie Lewis wins Clover Stakes at Gravesend sprint
At Gravesend Martie Lewis by Sir Dixon beat Mamari in the Clover Stakes for two year olds. Duster and Ben Brush filly Mamari led early but Martie Lewis surged past to win by two lengths with Love Note third. Filon dOr captured the steeplechase, Monarka won the first on the card, and Astarita pleased fans in the fifth race.
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Hamburg
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Itme
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Monarka
Blues
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Sweet Clover
Golden Cottage
Mr. Follansbee
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Astarita
Filon d'Or
G@Connor
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Monsika
Prince of Monaco
Narka
Connor
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Wonderiyi
Merito
Durham
the Regent
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Yen Sturt Fair
Brown
Sir Dixon—Levy Weyward
Odom
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Lady Cherlot
Premant
Mamie Worth
Burns
Milad
Crimean Dominates Six Furlong Dash At Fair Grounds
Crimean, ridden by ONeill, outpaced Scorpio and Nickey D to win by three lengths in the six furlong dash at St Louis Fair Grounds. J Ransch rode three winners across the program while multiple runners competed in six races including strong finishes by Crimean and other noted entrants.
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Prince of Africa wins Harlem feature as horse racing notes
Chicago June 5 Prince of Africa captured the Harlem feature race in handy fashion on an ordinary card. The day’s reports list six furlongs results with Pretorius first, Lampoon winning five furlongs, Autolight taking seven furlongs, Prince of Africa holding the one and one sixteenth mile race, Goodman triumphing in five furlongs, and Linden Ella winning the mile, with multiple named runners and times for each event.
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Semper Ira
McGrathiana Prince
Draceghteman
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Price
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Petra
Rewe Ee Eeneecees Coreras
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Relvino
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Imp
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Miller
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Harney
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Prince of Africa
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Lyne
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Maher Wins Three Races at Royal Surrey Meeting
London June 5 King Edward attended as Danny Maher rode three winners. He captured the Great Surrey Foal Stakes on Lord Stanley's Mixed Powder, the Royal Stakes on Daniel Cooper's Cossack, and the Coronation Cup on Lord Wolverton's Osboch. Skeets Martin rode Velodyovski to second with Santos third, and Martin also won the Horton Plate on Regalia.
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Surrey
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Velodyovski
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George Edwardes
Santos
Mr. Russel
Regalia
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 failed to place in the Prix Malleret.
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Poorest yearling sale in New York at Sheepshead Bay
The Fasig Tipton sale at Sheepshead Bay yielded very poor prices. After three yearlings were sold two owned by Kingston Stud and bought by Mrs. T. G. Ferguson were withdrawn as the sale was declared off. A weak crowd attended with only sixteen of thirty catalogued being offered.
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Yale crews begin Gale's Ferry trials with new shells
Yale crews practiced at Gale's Ferry in New London. Freshmen rowed in Glass’s new shell while the varsity used the Davy shell. Captains, weights, and lineups were announced as crews tuned to the tides and winds. Daly, promoted to varsity, shows early promise.
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Harvard Final Crew Picked With McGrew At Stroke
Harvard's final rowing crew was nearly decided with a definite first eight and two four-oared crews formed. McGrew secures the stroke seat after a season-long absence from that position, supported by Bancroft at seven and Shuebruk at six, with Ayer returning at six. The lineup includes Captain Bullard at bow, Swift at three, James at two, and Foster a strong new addition at four. The two fours feature Brownell and Derby in the first crew with Co f at bow, and Smith and Gregg with Covel in the second.
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Cornell Varsity Track Elects New Captain and Crew Changes
Cornell N Y June 5 The varsity track team names W G Warren ’03 of Chicago captain for next season. Trainer Jack Moakley is re-engaged with salary and contract extended to three years. Crews depart June 12 for Poughkeepsie with first practice on Hudson the following day. Reinstatements include Hazelwood Merrill Shepard becomes freshman eight stroke. Arene eight lineup detailed with Coffin stroke and others listed.
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Jack" Moakley
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Van
New York edge Chicago 4 3 at Polo Grounds in tight game
New York and Chicago played a weak hitting contest with the home club winning 4 to 3. Hartley left the squad, Chicago scored in the second on Chance and Lowe, New York answered with two runs in the first and two more in the third aided by errors and good baserunning. Chicago threatened late but could not tie it. detailed line scores and baseball notes follow.
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Congalton
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Schaefer
Cantilion
Eight Straight For Brooklyn Beats Cincinnati At Washington Park
Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 6 to 4 in a finely played game at Washington Park. Donovan pitched superbly as Brooklyn takes an 8th straight win, with early and late scoring highlights including McCreery and Dolan two-baggers and Sheckard driving in runs. Cincinnati bullpen struggled as Brooklyn rallied in the eighth inning.
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Irwin
Farrell
Magoon
Sheckard
Hoy
Dobbs
Crawford
Currie
Emslie
Boston St Louis clash marked by errors and scattered hits
Boston lost the game due to poor fielding as every St Louis scorer reached first on an error. Both pitchers limited hits while attendance reached 1,700. Final score Boston 7 6 St Louis 3. Batteries Edson and Kittridge for Boston O Neill and O Neill for St Louis.
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Worcester Beats Jersey City in One Sided Game Affair
Worcester hammered Jersey City 12 to 3 at Worcester with Luby hit hard and Merritt dominating early. Frisbie, Madison, and Schoch sparked Worcester while Rickert and Wrigley produced for Jersey City, as Providence later defeated Newark 8 to 3 with Corridon and Brown shutting Newark down.
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Rickert
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Steelman
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Schoch
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Butler
Kelly
Daly
Faculty Baseball Practice Before Columbia Seniors Clash
Columbia University professors from Germanic, chemistry, Greek and other departments fielded a surprise faculty nine at South Field preparing for the annual game against the senior class. Notable names include Rudolf Tombo, Edmund H. Miller, C. E. Bible, Clarence H. Young, Henry E. Crampton, Marston T. Bogert, Charles Knapp, Nelson G. McCrea, G. B. Pegram, Le Roy Mason Beeman, and W. B. Johnstone.
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Marston T. Bogert
Charles Knapp
Nelson G. McCrea
G. B. Pegram
School of Applied Science
le Roy Mason Beeman
W. B. Johnstone
Tigers Ready for Yale: Princeton Practice Before Saturday
Princeton students led by the University Fife and Drum Corps cheered the team as they practiced near Nassau Hall ahead of the Yale game. Trainer Robinson notes all players are in fine trim. Lady Jayne, former Princeton pitcher, joins to assist before Harvard.
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Seton Hall Beats Fort Hamilton at South Orange
Seton Hall defeated Fort Hamilton in South Orange yesterday with a final score linked by a coded line. Batteries Regan Duggan Stauffer Keehl contributed to the win as Fort Hamilton struggled with early and late innings.
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New York State League Scores Show Narrow City Matchups
Across several city pairings Worcester Worcester Jersey City Providence Newark Toronto Montreal Buffalo Rochester Albany Binghamton Troy Syracuse Schenectady ties and close margins appear in the latest league results. The record shows repeated games decided by one or two points and lists multiple home and away outcomes with teams like Albany and Syracuse winning tight bouts.
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Carroll Defeats Booth in Exciting Strollers Game
Braddish J. Carroll of the Union Club edged Jon H. Booth of the Lambs in a tight contest at No 69 Madison avenue Strollers. Carroll won 100 to 5 as the tournament for the Colby trophy continued with another close round tonight.
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Canadian champ wins in Kings County open tennis event
Frederick G. Anderson of Canada defeated local favorite Robert Colwell Jr in straight sets to advance to the lower bracket of the final round at the Kings County Tennis Club in Brooklyn. Columbia University pairs earned spots in the doubles semi finals and Miss Bessie Moore won in mixed doubles.
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Robert le Roy
Bessie Moore
William W. Frazer
Joseph T. McMahon
Crescent Athletic Club
Robert Colwell
Frank B. Hague
Fred W Heltkamp
T. How Talbot
B Smith, Jr
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Freeman
New York Tennis Club
New-York
Allan Kennaday Wins Gold Medal In Montclair Golf Meet
The New Jersey Golf Association opened its third annual championship at Montclair with 161 entrants. Allan Kennaday of the Montclair club claimed the championship plate after a brisk 18 hole medal qualifying round. Lionel H. Graham, association president, managed a four minute interval start to ease congestion on the 6,045 yard course amid tents around the clubhouse and a full gallery as fine weather favored play.
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New York Athletic Club Spring Games At Travers Island
Athletes look for an afternoon of track and field delight as the NYAC hosts its annual spring games at Travers Island. Invitation only entry, top Intercollegiate champions and district amateurs compete in relays, handicaps, and new events like the premiere mile relay and a special sixty yard dash. Notable entrants include Orwell, Princeton, Coram Georgetown, Flanagan, De Witt, Chadwick, Hennen, Sheridan, Sheldon, Spraker, McDonald, Edwards, Duffey, Smith, and J. Clapp from Yale in hurdles.
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Smith
J. Clapp
Yale
Metrop Association to Decide Met Championships Venue
The board of managers of the Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union will meet at Astor House this afternoon to decide where to hold the Metropolitan championships this year.
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Two New Coast Yachts Neola And Weetameg Debut Design
Neola owned by George M. Pynchon of New York and Weetameg owned by Henry F. Lippitt of Providence are poised for a fast season. Designed by Gardiner & Cox, they feature a balance rudder, a large after-end section, rounded bilges, and a cutout hull under the cockpit to reduce skin friction. Both will be steered by a cockpit tiller, signaling a bold racing approach.
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Kennaday Leads Consolation Cup Round with 79 Best Score
Allan Kennaday tops the morning round with 79 in the second sixteen, earning medal honors while Paul Wilcox and M. M. Michael tie for second at 54 in the division. Montclair wins team prize 343 aided by Kennaday Wilcox Reid and Delano as Baltusrol and North Jersey County Club place second and third.
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Herd Wins Open Golf Championship at Hoylake
Alexander Herd captures the open golf title at Hoylake with a total 307 strokes. Harry Vardon takes second place with 308? He, along with Braid and J. H. Taylor, show strong showing. After three rounds Herd led with 226 to Vardon 229, as Vardon struggled in the morning session while Herd finished the round in 73 strokes.
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Yale elects Clark L Du Val as track team manager
At Yale Athletic Association meeting Clark L. Du Val was unanimously chosen manager of the track team. The appointment is seen as likely to improve the Yale squad and precedes arrangements for competition with Harvard and Oxford in the intercollegiate series.
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Americans Find Tribune For Sale Across Europe
Americans visiting Europe this year can buy The New York Tribune at hotel book stalls across Europe and Great Britain, at Reading Room tables, and at principal railroad stations.
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Yachts to Race in New York Yacht Regatta
On Shooters Island, two yachts under construction feature double riveted plates and a chain device. Cabins include headroom of 6% feet, a 22 foot length with owner and skipper staterooms, a women's cabin, galley, forecastle, and space for eight crew. Work rushes to ready boats for the June 19 regatta in Lower Bay.
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Weetamoe Yacht Launched By Lippitt Family
Boston June 5 The 60 foot Weetamoe yacht built for H F Lippitt of Providence and member of the New York Yacht Club was launched at Lawlay's Miss Frances Lippitt broke the champagne bottle at launch Captain Harry Haff to sail the vessel which is Tobin plated and white She measures 60 feet 0 inches overall 16 feet 8 inches beam and 11 feet 5 inches draft.
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