Apache Finishes Exasperating Atlantic Race After Delays
The Apache, Edmund Randolph’s belated yacht, finished the German Emperor’s Cup race off the Lizard at 10:20 New York time, last of eleven entrants. Her voyage from Sandy Hook took 18 days 17 hours 20 minutes, marred by calms, gales, and northern routing that slowed progress, while rivals Sunbeam and Thistle led by several days. Royal Phelps Carroll and other guests aboard reported good health despite the arduous journey.
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Lizard
England
Edmund Randolph
New York
Sandy Hook
Lord Brassey
Sunbeam
Thistle
McDowall
Newfoundland
English Channel
The
Royal Phelps Carroll
Ralph N. Ellis
Stuyvesant LeRoy
R. Burnside Potter
W. Gordon Fellowes
Joseph Harriman
A. Henry Higgins
Watson B. Morris
Beldame Fails to Top Garnish in Gravesend Feature
At Gravesend, four Suburban Handicap hopefuls contested a mile and oneyear-old Garnish defeated Beldame by a length and a half as Alan-a-Dale led a crowded field. The day’s other stakes saw Guiding Star prevail over Quorum with Yankee Consul delivering a strong East debut before steeplechase and handicap results.
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Brooklyn Jockey Club
Garnish
Beldame
Alan-a-Dare
Graxiallo
Gravesend
Deaten
Beldsme
Alan-a-Dale
Louisville
Baldame
Graziallo
Alan-a- Dale
Quorum
Pole
Yankee Consul
Memphis
East
Oaklawn
Yanker Consul
Diggins
Hinself
Yankes Consul
Dig Bins
Eld
Rompel Slong
Woolsthorpe—Grenadine
Sards
Kelly Soray Wada
Clancy
Tiana
MleDon
Deeustit
U & Id. Johnson
Ivan Oe Diggins
Connor
s.Vingmn
L. Smith
Alnwick
McCorsaicn
Eason
Smith
Burke
Fountain
Henrietta
Bauer
Notter
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Buttons
Atwood
Goldfinch
Vandela
Lee
B. Say
Hsiman
Yan-Brante
Georgie
Owens
Kelliher
Henry
Sandhurst
Pal
Collen
Tockey
Stiller
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Crimming
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Dale
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Nertons
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Weil
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Thoroughbred News and Notes from Buffalo and Ontario
Justice Kenefick dissolves a temporary injunction blocking jockey Harry W. Baird from riding for anyone but Mr. Thom as and seeks specific performance of an apprenticeship deal. In Ontario a collision near Chatham kills Clear he Arena, valued at 2000, injures Foxy Kane valued at 3000, and harms other horses. J J Slocum among injured. Yankee Consul hints at potential in Gravesend with a promising colt, Diggins notes potential after the colt’s strong showing.
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Buffalo
Justice Kenefick
George W. Thomas
Harry W. Baird
Mr. Thomas
Pierce Wat Baird
Detroit
Grand Trunk
Chatham
Ont
Foxy Kane
F. J. Kitileman
Nasget
Woodbine Track
Toronto
J.J. Slocum
Killeman Stable
Gravesend
Diggins
Women's Metropolitan Golf Tourney Draws 84 Entries
The fourth one day tournament under the Women's Metropolitan Golf Association opens today at Englewood Golf Club with 84 entries from fourteen clubs. Strong play anticipated as participants vie for top honors.
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Metropolitan Golf Association
Englewood Golf Club
New York Yacht Club Plans Regatta Classes and Course
The New York Yacht Club announces its annual regatta on June 15 with five schooner classes and eight stoop classes. Races on a 19.5 nautical mile triangular course in Long Island Sound start at 12:10 for classes A B C D and B, with other classes 15 minutes later. Special prizes include the Bennett cups dating to 1871 displayed at the club house.
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New-York Yacht Club
Long Island Sound
Mott's Point
Glen Cove
James Gordon Bennett
Power boats race at New Rochelle Yacht Club regatta
Power boats from recognized clubs may enter by noon Thursday for Saturday’s race on Long Island Sound. Course is 1.5 nautical miles, start 2 p.m. off Echo Bay. Red spar buoy mark to port on turning. Prizes awarded in classes with two or more starters, and in four-plus starters. Regatta under American Power Boat Association rules. G. P. Granberg chairs the regatta committee.
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New-Rochelle Yacht Club
Long Island Sound
Echo Bay
Mott's Point
American Power Boat Association
G. P. Granberg
Sachem's Head Club Regattas Schedule Revealed
Sachem's Head Yacht Club releases its year race calendar under committee members John J. Phelps B C Sew ard R C Mitchell and F Clarkson Seward Jr The season opens June 17 with a special race and includes point races June 26 July 10 July 21 August 7 21 and 25 a spring regatta July 4 annual cruise July 18 22 shelter island run and clam bake with Newport Prudence Island and New London trips plus a Ladies' Day August 24 and a September 4 open regatta. An August auto boat race date is sought with the American Power Boat Association.
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Sachem’s
John J. Phelps
B. C Seward
R. C. Mitchell
F. Clarkson Seward
Sachems
New London
Newport
Prudence Island
Bhin
Blok Island
Shelter Island
Sachera's Head
American Power Boat Association
Empire City Club Drops Grand Circuit Meet at Yonkers
Empire City Club announces it will not hold the Grand Circuit meeting next August at Yonkers. Secretary Frank J. MacKain cites unsettled questions over enlarging the field, and the current troubled state of racing affairs as reasons. The move is part of a broader dispute with the Jockey Club over dates. The issue previously headed toward court action but was delayed. observers expect further discussion and a settled outcome in time.
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Empire City Club
Yonkers
Frank J. MacKain
Jockey Club
Burgesses Corps Cup Offered For Dominion Rifle Teams
Major James Otis Woodward, Albany Burgesses Corps commandant, received from Colonel John Tilton of the Dominion Rifle Association an acceptance of a Burgesses Corps Cup to be awarded annually to Dominion commands. Woodward will present the cup during the corps visit to Ottawa next September, with plans for a future trip to London, Paris and Berlin in October.
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James Otis Woodward
Albany Burgesses Corps
John Tilton
Dominion Rifle Association
Ottawa
Canada
Domnion Hifte Association
Woodward
Tilton
Otkaa
LoNig
Lonoa
Paris
Herlin
Highlanders Beat the Champions in Fast Clean Game
New York 5 Boston 2 at American League Park as Klelow returns with two hits including a three bagger. Hogg wild at times but steady late. Dougherty adds two hits and a three bagger. Chicago tops Pittsburg 4 3 in Chicago. Giants win 11 2 over Boston. Cincinnati 3 St Louis 2 in a postponed game. Washington 6 Philadelphia 4. New York 11 Boston 3 in National League action. Standings show Cleveland, Philadelphia, Chicago, New York near top with uneven results yesterday.
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Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Kilatelphia
St Louis
Boston
Detrale
Washington
Pic
Chic
Phc
Philadelphia
Waaningida
EE Lo
Highlanders
Klelow
Dougherty
Hogg
Young
Parent
Ferris
Grimshaw
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Highlandrs
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Hoge
Keeler
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Ferria
Seibach
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Fultz
Freeman
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Clncinnath
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Lao
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Mertes
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Wolverton
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McCarthy
Dolan Ordered to Join Boston National Club in NL Dispute
Outfielder Dolan formerly with Cincinnati has been ordered by the National Commission to join the Boston National Club after Cincinnati released him. Catcher Street will also go to Boston on loan as two Boston catchers were injured. The Superbas paused in Atlantic City en route west to play the Cuban X Giants for warmup.
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Cincinnati
Jane
Dolan
National Commission
Hoston National Club
Heving
Catcher Street
Boston
Superbas
Atlantic City
Cuban X Giants
Columbia crews arrive at Poughkeepsie for regatta buildup
Columbia University rowing squads totaling thirty three men reach Red Top quarters in Poughkeepsie. They will race in three eights and a four with varsity and freshman boats forming separate eights. Seven named rowers, coxswains, and coaches accompany, as preparations begin for the intercollegiate regatta.
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Poughkeepsie
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Columbia
Red Top
Goodwin
Varsity
Frazer
Fraser
Srazer
Iil
Standa Ti
Post
von Bermuth
Ro Momence Crewe
Natere
Ingregatta
New York
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O'Loughlin
John Miller
Whitwell
Boyle
Cornell
Pierrepont
Cathel
Corswain
Alexander Mackenzie
Donovan
Updike
Holbert
Earle
George B Mackenzie
Mr. J. White
Osterhaut
Snevils
Kobbe
R. O
F. DB. Bosue
Harold Fowler
Yale Crew to Go to Gales Ferry
Yale’s oarsmen plan an annual trip to Gales Ferry to stay until the Harvard races tomorrow afternoon. The varsity eight starts likely with Whitney at stroke and Daly at bow, with several newcomers in the boat and four miles already logged in New Haven Harbor.
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Yale
Gales Ferry
Harvard
Whitney
Morse
Whittler
Kineo
Boott
Willams
Daly
Kineon
McGraw Wins Temporary Injunction in Baseball Clash
Justice Sheldon grants John J. McGraw a temporary injunction against Pulliam for restraining 2 suspensions and a 159 dollar fine. The ruling bars umpires from barring McGraw as playing manager and may influence future actions in other states. A hearing may be deferred until September as the case proceeds.
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New York City
Pittsburg
New York
Pulliam
Tme
Boston Nine
Sheldon
New York Club
Boston
Massachusetts
Georgetown Downs Penn In College Baseball Test
In Philadelphia Georgetown University defeated the University of Pennsylvania in a loosely played game. Georgetown's first run came on good hitting, the rest from Penn errors as Drennan kept Penn's bats in check. Final score showing Georgetown ahead by multiple runs with scattered Penn defense.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Henley
Philadelghia
Phinsoiphia
Patten
Hayden
Denier
Coakley
Georgetown
Pennsylvania
Georgetown University
University of Pennsylvania
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Fennell
Mar
Lawn Tennis Stars Meet Ward Outplays Larned
American challenging lawn tennis team opens round robin at Crescent Athletic Club Bay Ridge, a final practice before England. Holcombe Ward and Beals Wright win two straight sets. Ward dominates champion William A Larned 6-4 6-1 as Larned struggles with errors and net shots.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
England
Stexion
Holcombe Ward
Beals
Wright
Ward
William A. Lared
Lamed
Whitman Wright Match Highlights In Tennis Set
The ex champion Malcolm D Whitman struggled as Wright attacked with a leftward ball placement. Whitman showed erratic service and weak backhand while Larned faced Whitman and the doubles pair Ward Wright. The tournament resumes at 4 pm with Larned versus Wright and Whitman with Larned in doubles against Ward and Wright.
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Wright
Whitman
Tig&t
Kright
Goma
Larned
Tfter Whitman
Ward
Handicap tournament play at New York Lawn Tennis Club
Tennis matches continued under the United States National Lawn Tennis Association. Miss Anna M. Risch won the women’s singles final over Misa Donnell. handicap singles saw several close rounds. Mixed doubles and other results noted with several players named in this unsettled report.
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Mentattanave
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Anna M. Risch
Misa Donnell
Geting Eee
Howland
Avinalt
Pell de Waener
Getaist
Wrrwih Drératad
Leaner
Beier Cetentes Oa
Eteared Bala
W. HE. Stianey
Beyai Ee Tonnvos Aetmated
Miring
Reserioaym Lefeated Campbell
Pall
Beckley Rx
Bryan
Jobraon
Rocellant
Wyeth
Bryan Sefeatie
Miny Helen Torsane
End
Ftemas
Trask
Cumrance
Miss Kane and George S Wrenn Jr Win Mixed Doubles Trophy
In Tuxedo Park New Jersey on June 5 a large crowd gathered for the final round of the lawn tennis tournament for a special cup offered by James Henry Seaith. Miss Kane and George S Wrenn Jr defeated Mel Wmw and W Dinamore by 6 0 6 2 in the mixed doubles final.
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George S. Wrenn, Jr
Tuxedo Park
N. J
Farge
Tuxedo
James Henry Seaith
Pissse
Ative Egle Keng
Luxedo
George
Wrenn, Jr
Mel W Mw
W. Dinamore
Interclub Tennis May Schedule for Women’s Association
The Women’s Lawn Tennis Association of Country Club announced the Interclub schedule. Matches list May events at Somerset, Orange, and Westchester venues, with June and July dates featuring clubs from Morris, Essex, and Somerset counties, plus notable showdowns at Bernardville, Morristown, and Southampton.
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Mixed doubles champions clash at Southern lawn tennis finals
In Washington on a June day Sip and Parmeleen, aided by Marie Wi, beat Glaarbrook and Spursi in the final round to claim the mixed doubles title at the Southern lawn tennis championship.
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Washington
Sip
Parmeleen
Iss Marie Wi
Fir
Glaarbrook
Miss Spursi
Miss Hurlbut Wins First Golfing Competition
The Morris County Golf Club in Morristown hosted the fret competition for women, drawing twenty entries. Miss Hurlbut led with strong scores, followed by Ming Waribut and Whiner Oak, with several competitors posting solid rounds and notable front-nine results.
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Hurlbut
Morris County Club
Morristown
S.J
Morris County Golf Club
Morgan
Western Open Championship Details Announced
Rursell D. Hill, secretary of the Western Golf Association, sets the Western Open format at Cincinnati Golf Club. Open to all amateurs and pros, the event offers prizes for top finishers and a gold emblem, with 72 holes per day and two golf officials’ notes on scoring.
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Rursell D. Hill
Western Golf Asociation
Cincinati Golf Cub
Hics
Pinger
Saaxime
Rules of Golf Issued by Ancient Club Clears Doubtful Points
The Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews issues rules of golf approved with rulings and interpretations. The document reverts to community standards and covers state and federation guidelines issued February 3.
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Fiers! Art ‘Ancient Golf Club of
St. Andrews
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