Colin Wins Eclipse Stakes In Wet Westchester Race
In heavy rain at Bel Mort Park a large crowd watched Colin ridden by R Keene surge to victory in the eighteenth Eclipse Stakes at five and one half furlongs worth 8755 dollars net. Beaucoup and Wave Crest followed as favorites, Mountain and Alfar also sparked strong finishes in a muddy program reflecting a tough day for form. Miller led jockeys with thirteen wins at the meeting, as Colins triumph highlighted a day of chaotic conditions and close chases.
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Colin
Beaucour
Miller
Westchester Racing Association
Mr. Keene
Commandor Pastorella
Beaucoup
Wave Crest
Mountain
Seagor
Ollie Belle
Dugan
Grivingsh
Alfer
T. 8. Martin
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Alfar
Ckew
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California King
Owens
Mr. McCann
Agent
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Coligny
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Carlton Grange
Claire
Pinkerton
Mr.j.o’ Brien
Stonebridge
Mr.Stonebdge
Harper
van Schaick
Hamilton
Dickinson
Allan
Orton Dobbie
Timely Auto Topics on racing and development
E R Thoman of Buffalo argues for international stock car events and Vanderbilt Cup style races as essential for auto design and improvement. He says endurance runs teach but speed trials teach more, and that both manufacturers and the public benefit from racing.
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E. R. Thoman
Buffalo
Fronla
Automobiles Contest in Saxony Fails to Finish
A Saxony automobile contest starting in Dresden with King Frederick present faced multiple incidents. Cars from Dresden through Jankfort, Freiberg, and Gotha suffered damage. one driver was hospitalized after a crash, another injured, and a camel?
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Herkomer Automotres
Dresden
Jankfort
Frederickent
Freiberg
Bier
Gotha
Croker Wins Derby In Thrilling Royal Box Scene
Orby clinched the Derby as owner Croker celebrated amid the royal box with King Edward nearby. Reuters reports Croker praised the American bred horse, denied offers to Maher, and noted Orby may chase further honors at Ascot and the St Leger.
Orby Wins English Derby as American-Bred Horse Shines
Beloved New York crowd cheers at Belmont Park as Orby, Richard Croker’s American-bred Derby winner, posts on the bulletin board. Victory sparks sentiment that Croker and others may inspire a new generation of American turf stars. stocks in London rise as bets are placed on Orby against Slieve Gallion. Eager dames, racing officials, and owners from Jockey Club circles hail the triumph, noting prior American Derby victors Iroquois and Volodyovski and praising Orby’s dam line. The Derby’s long history, dating to Lord Derby in 1780, and Orme’s earnings echo the enduring prestige of the blue ribbon event.
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Belmont Park
Richard Croker
Croker
Pierre Lorillard
William C. Whitney
Volodyovski
James R. Keene
Jockey Club
E. R. Thomas
R. T. Wilson
New York
Mr. Croker
Slieve Gallon
London
Cable
Orby
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Stock Exchange
Sileve Galtlion
Harry Stanhome
Rhoda B Orby
England
Lester Reiff
Johnny Reiff
Maher
Spearmint
Cicero
Rock Sand
United Kingdom
Lord Derby
Orme
Speaker Wadsworth Delivers Sunday Baseball Victory
Albany June 5 Speaker Wadsworth hit a game winning bases loaded drive in the final inning of the Thompson Sunday baseball bill, lifting the measure to approval only to fall short by one vote. Mooney and McCue fought hard for the bill which would permit Sunday amateur games in New York City from 1 to 6 pm. This marks the Speaker's second decisive vote of the season.
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Tribune
Albany
Wadsworth
Thompson
Yale
New York City
Mooney
McCue
Revival of cycling interest through monthly club runs
At the National Federation of Amateur Cyclists meeting it was decided to revive interest in cycling beyond racing and to promote general riding. The federation will call monthly club runs inviting allied clubs and outside riders, arranged by distance and pace for all rider classes to enjoy.
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National Federation of Amateur Cyclists
Six straight wins by jockey J Lee at Churchill Downs
Louisville reports jockey J Lee rode six consecutive winners at Churchill Downs, drawing loud cheers as he swept the card. Bookmakers offered good odds with a $1 parlay on the six winners would have yielded $13,010. The feat echoes past records by Fred Archer and George Fordham in Britain and Monk Overton at Washington Park.
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J. Lee
Churchill Downs
Lee
Fred Archer
George Fordham
England
Monk Overton
Washington Park
Chicago
Danny Maher
Brighton Beach
Miller
Moore and White Win Under Wet West Side Courts
In a rain softened West Side Lawn Tennis Club day Miss Elizabeth H. Moore national champion defeated Mrs George L. Chapman 6-2 6-3 in metropolitan championship women's singles first round. Miss Ethel F. White beat Mrs H W Fraser 6-2 6-4, while Otto H. Hinck beat A T Hoe 6-4 6-4 in men's singles. Second round results include Dionte over Ferris 4-6 6-0 7-5 and Torrance over Sternfeld 1-6 6-3 7-5 as weather delays shift later matches to this afternoon.
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Elizabeth H. Moore
Ethel F. White
West Side
117Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Miss Moore
George L. Chapman
Nyack
Hudson River
Miss White
Kings County
Nyack Country Club
New York
H. W. Fraser
Otto H. Hinck
Montclair
Schlechter Leads in Ostend International Chess Tourney
In Ostend on June 5, the international chess masters tourney continued with unfinished games settled at time. Schlechter led the championship while Mieses led the masters event. Results: Marshall drew Tarrasch, Tarrasch lost to Tschigorin, Tarrasch drew Janowski, Burn defeated Tschigorin, and Schlechter drew with Janowski. Burn beat Tschigorin.
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Belgium
Schlechter
Mieses
Marshall
Tarrasch
Tschigorin
Janowski
Burn
Marshanteeeee
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Janowski Ve. Burn
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Westchester Triumphs Over Freebooters In Polo Match
Westchester's Country Club defeated Squadron A Freebooters 19 to 4 44 yesterday in polo. T Boyce scored the Freebooters only goal while Burden led Westchester with 7 points, and HH C Phipps and J P Grace each added 5. The Freebooters were penalized three quarters of a point. Lineup listed thereafter.
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Country Club of
Westchester
Polo
T. Boyce
Burden
HH. C. Phipps
J. P. Grace
Dervish Leads Ocean Race Toward Bermuda In Dense Mist
The 630 mile New Rochelle to Bermuda race saw the Corinthian Yacht Club schooner Dervish leading at sea amid a twelve knot sou'easter and murky mist east of the Scotland Lightship. Tammany, Zuhrah, Shamrock, Priscilla, Mist, and Isolt followed as Hyperion led the small class with Zena and Lila in pursuit. Zinita initially abstained due to rig issues before starting. The start featured Shamrock towed off a mud bank and brief collision between high profile skippers amid a lively Fleet gathered at Gravesend Bay.
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Corinthian Yacht Club
Bermuda
Scotland
Tammany
Lila
Zena
Commodore Maier
New Rochelle Yacht Club
Shamrock
Zuhrah
Priscilla
Mist
Isolt
Hyperion
Zinita
Carl Muller
H. Cohen
Zintra
Muller
Cohen
J. F. DeMund
Dudley C. Trott
Frederic Thompson
Catherine Moran
Belle Harbor
Frooklyn Yacht Club
Gravesend Bay
E. C. Benedict
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
Oneida
Leonard Richards
Atlantic Yacht Club
Carola
Sandy Hook
David Austen
Elbridge T. Gerry
Frank Mater
Morss
Frank Maler
Henry A. Mor
Richard I
Fleming
W. E. Meyer
Romer Shoal
West Bank
Spit
Itt
Gedney
H.M.S. Woscverin
Hyperion ‘Tammany Zuhrah
Shamrock Zena
Princilly
Gedney Channel
New Rochelle
Brooklyn
Barnegat
New York
Sir Thomas Lipton
Frank Maier
Tamerlane
Maier
Mason and Nuen
Rochester Yacht Club
H. A. Morss
Marblehead
Mass
H. Doscher
F. Thompson
Brooklyn Yacht Club
F. Maler
R. D. Floyd
D. R. W. Burrows
Royal Bermuda Yacht Club
Gloucester
Bermuda Yacht Club
Tam
Giants Routed as Cubs Hit Matty Hard in Chicago
National League games today feature New York at Chicago. Giants suffer an 8 to 2 defeat before about 30,000 fans as Mathewson struggles, Brown strong for the Cubs, Tinker and Sheckard spark the late rally, Chicago crowds jeer the visitors, and standings show Chicago leading with 22 wins.
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Tribune Bureau
Chicago
Giants
Cubs
New York
Baseball Park
Board of Trade Rooters
Pars
Tinker
Ringler
Meffani
Mathewson
Brown
Shannon
Browne
Devlin
Hope
Slagle
Kiing
Sheckard
Chance
Steinfeldt
Sheckaril
Chane
Hoffman
Dahlen
Corcoran
Evers
Homan
Kling
McGann
Ry Brown
O'Day
Rigler
Strang Tae
Americans Meet Cleveland at American League Park Today
Baseball brief notes a 4 P M game at American League Park with the Americans facing Cleveland. The matchup features two major league teams in a scheduled afternoon contest.
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Americans Va
Cleveland
Superbas Open With Victory in Cincinnati Series
The Superbas defeated Cincinnati 1 to 0 in the first game of the series. Brooklyn’s lone run came in the eighth on Ritter's single Fell's sacrifice and Alperman's double. Cincinnati left runners on third twice with one out but failed to score. Philadelphia beat St Louis 8 to 2 in St Louis with Corridon and Jacklitsch pitching for Philadelphia and Beebe and Noonan for St Louis.
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Ritter
Fell
Alperman
Soe
Raat
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Huggins
Casey
Lobert
Lumiey
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Odwell
Coakley
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St Louis Beats Washington 10 to 1 in Rain Shattered AL Card
American League action limited by rain. St Louis defeated Washington 10 to 1 at Washington. Only the St Louis Washington game played. Cleveland at New York and Chicago at Philadelphia postponed. Batteries for St Louis Glaze and OConnor. Washington Durham and Heydon.
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Horses and Carriages at Brook nan Din Club
An advertisement lists a black saddle mare at fifteen hands with no year, sound and fearless, owned by Miss TOUSEY of 250 Heary Street Brooklyn. It also notes Tribune advertisements and subscriptions, with multiple Uptown and branch office drop points around Broadway, 86th to 37th Streets, and various avenues, accepting ads until specified times.
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Miss Tousey
Heary Street
Brooklyn
Tribune
Broadway
6Th Ave
Slat
120Th
Tremont Ave
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