Colin Triumphs In Eclipse Stakes At Rel Park
In a muddy Grand National meeting at Rel Park, Colin ridden by Mountain defeated Beaucoup by a short head in the Eclipse Stakes to claim $8,755 for R Keene. Alfar won the Grand National Steeplechase guiding Owens, with T S Martin and California King among others making strong showings. Miller led winning jockeys with thirteen victories.
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Rel- Park
R. Keene
Colin
Penucovy
Miller
Westchester Racing Association
Mr. Keene
Commandor Pastorella
Beaucoup
Wave Crest
Mountain
Seagor
Graument
Ollie Belle
Celin
E. Dugan
Crest
Alfar
Agent
T. S. Marfin
Coligny
California King
National Steepleyhorse and Hunt Association
Kentucky Beau
Aletheuo
Toié
Welbourne
Tommy Waddell
John E. Madden
Ping
James R. Keene
Col. White
Claistrees
Orton Dobby
Notter
Miller @p
Cloistress
Arton Dobby
Mr. J. O’brien
Allan Pinkerton
Pessara
Valara
St. Fin
Shi Chief Hayes
Rio Grandee
Forsythe
Swain
Schreiber
Dugan
Lord Stanhope
Clark
Finn
I Marster
Townes
Lf Keene
Seoville
Slickaway
Kelly
Koerner
General Haley
China
Rio Grande
Chief Hayes
C. c
Star Shoot
Aes Tnele
Fordello
Cse
Ee O
Madden
Brussels
Wilson
Hart Koerner
R. Williams
Falcada
Conmando
Pastorella
Welt
Eevee &T . Fin
Keene
Goldquert
Brussel Williams
Amin
Duryea
Atheling
Galliana
Halifax
Bonnie
Owens
Mr. McCann
Nevile
Sequin Lee Coligny
Widener
Donohue
Mo Charles Edna
Voorhe Lu Agent
McLennan
McInerney
T. S. Martin
Rainey
Dupee
Bewell
Red River
Hitchcock
Aletheas
Keenea
Grimaldi
Hazel I
Greenfield
Jimmy Lane
Neville
EB. Dugan
Dulcian
Clancy
Sailor Boy
Oeseee
Dal
G. Burns
Ella O'Neill
Mombassa
Paul Jones
Lowe
Goldfinn
Kentucken
Ila
Flower Queen
Sungleam
Tommy
Teeseeeess
Cedar Meges Hill
Br. H
Clifford—Lacona
Treenevedls
Hi Carey
Far West
Colonel White
Nickerson
Doyle
Jack Atkin
Fustian
Anderson
Tokalon
T. Valentines
Red Friar
Oliver Cromwell
Magna Stella
Bir
Toddington
Grace Larson
Flavigny
Wen
Carlton Grange
Claire II
Henry of
Shen
Aimee C
Wingut
Harcourt
Orton Dobbie, A
Dowdin
Milford
Pinkerton
J.O’ Brien Wee
Desmon
Mr.Stoneb
Wwreagna
Mr. Wright
Bolando
Montclair
Marguerite
Kara
Avis
Kodak
Allan
Orton Dobbie
Jast
Allowanca
Timely Auto Topics on stock car contests and Vanderbilt Cup
E R Thoman of Buffalo extols international stock car contests and Vanderbilt Cup style events as essential for automotive progress. He argues speed trials teach more than endurance runs and that manufacturers and the public benefit from racing, which drives better cars and greater demand. Thompson visits Europe. racing talks, memorial day track show, and Kenilworth track exhibition noted.
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E. R. Thoman
Buffalo
Kenilworth Track
St Buffalo
W. K. van Gertilt, Jr
Dresden Herkomer auto contest hits rough August start
In the Dresden Herkomer automobile event, August competition saw serious injuries. A spectator and multiple riders were hurt as cars crashed near Freiberg and Gotha, with one vehicle colliding with a tree and another rider badly damaged. King Frederick started the race amid the chaos.
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Dresden
Herkomer
Fort
Frederick
Fran Clery
Freiberg
Bilor
Ort
Gotha
Croker Wins Derby With Orby Triumph
Orby, bred in Croker’s stable, won the Derby amid cheers from King Edward to hundreds of friends. Croker praised the horse, denied offers to riders, and spoke of future plans for Orby while receiving a flood of telegrams from America and Britain. Sam Darling offered praise and noted Orby’s stamina over Slieve Gallion.
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Edward
Lord Rothschild
Sam Darling
Slieve Gallion
Mr. Croker
London
Associated Press
Croker
Orby
America
Ascot
Reiff
Orby Wins English Derby Sparks Belmont Festivities
Belmont Park erupted in cheers as Orby captured the English Derby, American bred on his dam’s line. The Band played patriotic tunes, cablegrams of congratulations poured in to Richard Croker, and New York owners and bettors predicted a boost for American racing lineage. Orby’s victory follows American champions like Lorillard and Whitney, with prominent backers including James R. Keene and E. R. Thomas, as race odds and bets highlighted sentiment over skill. Orby’s sire Orme earned $165,463 in his career, and the Derby's long, storied history traces back to Lord Derby in 1779.
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Belmont Park
Richard Croker
Croker
Pierre Lorillard
William C. Whitney
Volodyovski
James R. Keene
Slub
E. R. Thomas
R. T. Wilson
New York
Mr. Croker
Slieve Galton
London
Cable
Orby
The
Stock Exchange
Sileve Gallion
Harry Stanhome
Rhoda RB
England
Iroquoii
Orme
Speaker Wadsworth Delivers Decisive Sunday Ball Vote
Albany June 5 Speaker Wadsworth drove a last inning bases loaded homer to win the fight on the Thompson Sunday baseball bill. The measure would permit amateur Sunday games in New York City from 1 to 1 30 pm. It lacked one vote to pass and Mooney and McCue led the hard fight in the Assembly. This is the second time this season the Speaker cast the deciding vote.
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Tribune
Albany
Wadsworth
Thompson
Yale
New York City
Mooney
McCue
Revival of cycling interest through monthly club runs
The National Federation of Amateur Cyclists decides to revive cycling interest beyond racing by introducing monthly club runs. All allied clubs and outside riders are invited. Runs will be tailored in distance and pace so riders of all classes can enjoy themselves.
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National Federation of Amateur Cyclists
Six straight wins by jockey J Lee at Churchill Downs
Louisville June 1 J Lee, a Negro jockey, rode six straight winners at Churchill Downs. Bookmakers offered good prices against most mounts and a $1 parley on all six would have yielded 13.00. Lee's victory ride drew wild cheers as he returned to the judges stand, a feat mirrored by peers like Fred Archer and George Fordham in England.
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George
Alrman
Matheson
New York
T. Space
Louisville
J. Lee
Churchill Downs
Lee
Fred Archer
George Fordham
England
Monk Overton
Washington Park
Chicago
Moore and White win in rain softened metropolitan tennis
In a rain softened afternoon at West Side Lawn Tennis Club on 117th Street and Amsterdam Avenue, Miss Elizabeth H. Moore national champion and Miss Ethel F. White won notable matches. Moore defeated Mrs. George L. Chapman 6-2 6-3, while White beat Mrs. H. W. Fraser 6-2 6-4. Other first round results include Otto H. Hineck over A. T. Hoe 6-4 6-4 and G. A. Dionne over F. E B. Ferris 6-0 7-6. The Hackett Molienhauer match was postponed due to conditions.
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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
Misszabeth H. Moore
Kings County
Georgel. Chapman
Nyack Country Club
G. A. L. Dionne
F. E B. Ferris
S. Harry Torrance
Englewood Field Club
Otto M. Sternfeld
New York
A. Bassford, Jr
Harold H. Hackett
Schlechter Leads In Ostend International Chess Tourney
In Ostend Belgium on June 51 top players finished pending games from prior rounds. Schlechter remained in the lead in the championship, while Mieses led the masters event. Marshall drew with Tarrasch as Tarrasch fell to Tschigorin, and Janowski defeated Burn. Schlechter drew with Janowski and Hurn beat Tschigorin. The current record follows.
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Ostend
Belgium
Schlechter
Mieses
Marshall
Tarrasch
Tschigorin
Janowski
Burn
Westchester Triumphs Over Freebooters In Polo Match
Westchester Country Club defeated Squadron A Freebooters 19 to 5 in polo yesterday. T Boyce scored the lone Freebooters goal. Westchester players Burden, Phipps, and Grace each tallied multiple times. The Freebooters were penalized three quarters of a point.
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Country Club of
Westchester
T. Boyce
Westchester Burden
J. C. Phipps
J. #. Grace
Dervish Leads 630 Mile Ocean Race To Bermuda
The Dervish of the Corinthian Yacht Club held a slim lead in the 630 mile race to Bermuda as yachts passed Scotland Lightship in mist and 12 knot southeast winds. Tammany and Zuhrah followed, with Hyperion leading the smaller class and Zinita forced to start late after vessel rig checks.
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Dervish
Corinthian Yacht Club
Bermuda
Scotland
Tammany
Lila
Zena
Commodore Mater
New Rochelle Yacht Club
Dervisa
Shamrock
Zuhrah
Priscilla
Mist
Isolt
Hyperion
Zinita
Carl Muller
H. Cohen
Muller
Cohen
Choen
Belle Harbor
Brooklyn 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
M.S. Hyperion
Frank Maler
Henry A. Morss
Richard D. Floyd
Zens
D. R. W. Burrows
Tammany, W
Towen
H. Henry Doscher
Wwlit, Manson & Nuen
Harold Binney
Flemingo
W. HL Fleming
Isult
W. EL Meyer
Frederic Thompson
Romer Shoal
Gedney
FEM
Derviah
Mist ‘Tammany
Esott Zubrah Whson Flemingo Shamrock
Gedney Channel
New Rochelle
Brooklyn
Barnegat
Hermuda
New York
Thomas Lipton
Frank Maier
Tamerlane
Mason and Nuen
Rochester Yacht Club
H. A. Morss
Marblehead
Maso
H. Doscher
F. Thompson
W. C. Towen
W. E. Meyer
St. George Yacht Club
W. H. Fleming
Brookl
Yacht Club
Aris
H. Binney
New York Yacht Club
F. Maler
R. D. Floyd
Royal Bermuda Yacht Club
Bermuda Yacht Club
Catherine Moran
Tam
Americans vs. Cleveland in 4 P. M. baseball today
A scheduled American League game features the Americans hosting Cleveland at 4 P. M. Local readers are advised to catch the matchup and follow the standings as the teams vie for early season momentum.
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Cleveland
Giants and Cubs Clash In Chicago Series Opener
National League action in Chicago with the Giants beaten 8 to 2 by the Cubs. Mathewson struggled amid fifteen hits as Chicago fans swarmed the park. Tinker led a late Cubs rally while Brown and Steinfeldt added key hits to seal the win before a mobbed crowd.
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Tribune Bureau
Chicago
Giants
Cubs
New York
Aga
Baseball Park
Board of Trade Rooters
Muggsy
Tinker
Ringler
McGann
Mathewson
Brown
Shannon
Browne
Devlin
Hope
Siagle
Kiing
Sheckard
Chence
Steinfeldt
Chancetel
Hoffman
Dahlen
Corcoran
Evers
Kling
Superbas Edge Reds In Windy West Opener
The Superbas beat Cincinnati 1 to 0 in the first game of the series. Ritter’s single Fell’s sacrifice and Alperman’s double produced Brooklyn’s lone run in the eighth. Cincinnati left runners on third twice with one out but could not score.
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Cincinnati
Superbas
Brooklyn
Om Ritter
Fell
Alperman
Huggins
Casey
Lobert
Lumrey
Mitchell
Ganzel
Jordan
McLean
Maloney
S ” Se
Davis
Lewis
Mowrey
Ritter
Odwell
Bett Bicsase
Coakley
Butch Alperman
Labert
Ry Coakney
Bell
Emstie
Highlanders Unable to Play as Storm Hits League Schedule
Only one American League game was played yesterday due to rain. St Louis defeated Washington 10 to 1 at Washington. Cleveland vs New York and Detroit vs Boston were rained out. Standings show Chicago leading with 29 wins and 12 losses, followed by Philadelphia and Cleveland.
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N York
Sphindsiphia
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
Rhnsdelite
St. Louis
Itsburg
Denton
P.c
Pia
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
St Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
W.L. FE
Louis
Highlanders
Horses and Carriages For Sale at Brooklyn Club
A black saddle mare fifteen hands nine years old fearless and handsome is offered for sale by Miss Tousay the owner. The notice also lists Tribune advertisement offices and branch locations with posting deadlines and rates in Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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Brooklyn Riding and Driving Club
Miss Tousey
Con Street
Brooklyn
The
Tribune
Uptown
Broadway
Ste
6Th Ave
13Th St
Mt St
7Th
Aves
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Europe
Jefferson de Mont Thompson
American Automobile Associaion
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
A. R. Pardington
Cheirman
Tr. Thompson
Johnny
Maher
Newmarket
Speaker
Mr. Wadsworth
Metropolitan
Henry H. Molienhauer
New York Lawn
Belmont Park Racing
International Chess
W. L. Schlechter
Tarransch
BYU
Tarasch
Schiechter
Andicap J
Phipps
Heingkes. J
Burden
R. Plate Seseereree
Grace
Kinnicutt
Boyer
Matty
Beginning of
Cheam
Dave Dedse
Chance
Hresnahan
Yaseo
S&s
Ry Brown
O' Day
Rigler
Wave Tinker
Browners
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