Stonewood Wins Grand National Steeplechase Handicap
Stonewood, owned by W. F. Widener, won Belmont Park's Grand National Steeplechase Handicap with J. Powers riding, after Wingold unseated her rider at the fourteenth fence. Melodrama faded to finish behind the leaders as Wingold failed to remount, and The Stack and Skid were scratched. Johnny Loftus rode George Starr to victory in The Ballwin, while other races saw notable efforts and unexpected outcomes in a wide field of contenders.
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Loftus Frank
Orioles
George Starr
Baldwin
McKenty
D. F. Widener
Belmont Park
Jockett Powers
Wingold
Stonewool
Ehane
Romer
Wildah
Ste
Winzold
Powers
Stonewood
J. TE. Griffith
J. E. Wideney
Keating
Ofiisls
Penkerton
Johnny Loftus
Wilfred Vian
George Stare
Ballwin
Algor
Johnny
George Starr Dently
Buxton
Ima Frank
Jockey E Sande suspended for sixty days at Belmont Park
Jockey E Sande drew a sixty day suspension after a Kentucky State Racing Association inquiry. The stewards also suspended Jockey W Keatingway until July 15 for failing to ride Rhomb to instruction. Trainers licenses were issued to several names and National Steeplechase Association members elected. Fortitude and Botsinda races produced notable results and a foul claim involving McCrain was noted.
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Jockey Club
Belmont Park
Mazers
Sturgis H. Ko Knapp
Andrew Millie
Hitchcock
John Sanfoyd
Chase
W. Keatingway
Rhomb
Dred Alpers
R. P. Smith
William Dorey
K. Karvick
Ben Pope
W. T. Goodwin
H. A. Bourne
Fred
Mr Prince
National’’ Steeplechase Association
Dimes McLaughlin
William Sfidbrey
Poltava Wins Woodcote Stakes at Epsom
At Epsom on June 6 the Woodcote Stakes valued at 5000 pounds was won by W Raphael’s Poltava ridden by Slade by six lengths. Sir R Jardine’s Seraph Colt was second with Lancaster in third a short head ahead of Solly Jorls’ Rapiere. Only four horses ran and Poltava started as 7 to 4 betting favorite.
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Epsom
England
W. Raphael
Poltava
Slade
Sir R. Jardine
Lancaster
Lord Sefton
Marshal Neil
Steve Donoghue
Solly Jorl
Rapiere
Yankees to Aid Boy Scouts Parade With Local Teams
Members of the Yankees and Detroit Tigers under Managers Huggins and Donovan will take part in the Boy Scout Drive athletic parade next Wednesday morning. Every branch of sport will be represented in WaL Haevoranate.
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Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Huggins and
Donovan
Hoy
Wal Haevoranate
Syracuse Wins 4 to 3 Over Wesleyan in Middletown
Syracuse baseball edged Wesleyan 4 to 3 in Middletown on Tuesday afternoon as the teams played a tight contest with the outcome decided in the later innings.
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Syracuse
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan
Harvard Oarsmen Sail for New London Quarters
Harvard coach William Haines prepares the first and second varsity crews for a tuneup in New London ahead of the June 20 Thames race with Yale. Changes include Captain Whitman moving to stroke and Olmstead shifting to No 4, with freshmen joining the varsity crew at New London. The Davy shell, intended for Yale, was damaged en route.
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Cambridge
Mass
William Haines
Harvard
New London
Yale
Thames
Whitman
Ting Olmsferd
New
London
Union Boat Club
Red
Varaily Eieht
Delmar
Keith Kane
Nova
Boha Fares
BL. Appleton
Bow
D. C. Miller
Boewall
Golf Scores From Greenwich Country Club Ladies Open
At Greenwich Country Club in Greenwich Connecticut on June 5 the ladies golf tournament opened with scores reported for Miz S Habingon Mrs Wo OB Markiey T8 in ng Mew Converse M1243 Tledinany Mrs J Warsna Mes If Thompson 44H) Mew in Wh lays back Mise Thompson 1 lito Mrs Gilbert Browning e C quirk 6% p18 Myre wast Mesb H apman
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Greenwich Club
Greenwich
Conn
Greenwich Country Club
Miz S Habingon
Markiey
Converse
T. Tledinany
J. Warsna
Thompson
Ompson
Gilbert Browning
C. Quirk
Myre
Hapman
Exhibition golf match at Brae Burn Country Club ends 4 and 3
West Newton Mass June 5 A G Espinoza and John Black California Professionals defeated Francis Quimet and Mike Brady 4 and 3 today in an exhibition at Brae Burn. W Douglas Edgar French open champion led best practice round for Joven championship with a 70.
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Ouimet
Brady Love
West Newton
Mass
A. G. Espinoza
John Black
California
Francis Quimet
Mike Brady
Brae Burn Country Club
W. Douglas Edgar
Droid Ills
New York Women Defeat Boston in Griscom Cup Intercity Match
A strong New York metropolitan team routed Boston 13 matches to none at Apawamis Club Rye in the Griscom Cup intercity event. Philadelphia meets New York next in the final for the trophy as several top players excelled, including Miss Marion Hollins and Mrs. Ronald H. Barlow, who recently won the eastern championship.
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New York
Boston
Rye
Hub
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Mias Glenna Collett
Providence
T. Hucknall
A. Herzog
E. Stevens
WA. Gavin
HW. Daley
Marion
M W Ti
Beatrice Loungherrs
Sre. le. G. White
Sre Morrow
Johnson
R Tet
Moa S.A
Ay Nes
A. S. Rogen
Mist
Young
OM. Frasier
W. CU
Joni Wn
Meg
J. H. Alexandre
York
W. B .Arnold
H. Blumenthal
Fore
W. C Pulteraan
Gavin Ty
Daley
Miss Holling
Mes «Ay Storkton
Ix Yun Hucknall
Misa Steveng
Bishop
Mra Kimball
Mra, Weckscher
Miss Allen
Miss Zoulisberry
Mra, White
Mrs. Morrow
Mra Dahneon
Herzog
Steinert
Mra. Rossin
Jas Young
Frazier
Stra Tahneon
Alexandre
Mra Arnold
Mes. Mumenthal
Botan Mua, Moore
Defoule Mie Paterson
E. W. Daley
Ronald H. Barlow
Skeeters Triumph Over Reading in Tight Jersey City Clash
Jersey City clubs Skeeters beat Reading 4 to 2 at Westle Park in a two out of three series, with solid pitching and timely hits highlighting the good game. The scorecard lists multiple players with hits and fielding plays, noting base runners and defensive actions across the nine frames.
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Skeeters
Reading
Jersey City
Westle Park
Jensen
Atenborg
AEN
Tam Halfer Meltt
Torale
HiTorale Fonamiso
Vieown Tn Tis
Ntti
Demey
Cobb
Blemiller
Urossen
Welter
Baer Blemitier
Lucrice Shritan
Tauinien
Serle Nuit
Hunvine Letton
Olf Trown Siutier
Fin
Manna
Tereesen
Sheridan
Michel Miljer Winnie
Mlet Jian
Ball Causes Upset By Defeat Of Anderson
In the New Jersey State championship at Montclair Athletic Club Ball, a former Yale player, upset young Frank Anderson 6-4 4-6 in singles. Ball and teammates Kynaston Throckmorton Major and Lieutenant Peter Ball advanced to semis. doubles play reached the third round with Anderson/Danielson pairing eliminated.
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Percy L. Kynaston
Harold A. Throckmorton
Cedric A. Major
Peter Ball
New Jersey
Montclair Athletic Club
Ball
Frank Anderson
Long Islad
North Side
Metropolitan
Yale
Anderson
Sittin
Prtty I. Kynaatan
Rop Hennert
Harold Aivnekniorten
Geisner
Ee Major
Meliur
Prank Anderson
Brad Anderson
Frante Ani
Metean
Dixon
Balind
Clark
Marne
Sicking Pinomenon and McGraw Calm Return plans
Manager McGraw announced that the Eddie Sicking controversy with the Philadelphia club has been resolved. He says assurances from President Baker indicate Sicking will return to the Giants, likely at season's end.
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Pinomenon
Junc
McGraw
The
Ants
Eddie Sicking
Philadelphia
Baker
Giants
Veteran Turfman Garret D. Wilson Dies in Lexington
Garret D. Wilson aged sixty nine, secretary of the Kentucky Association which runs the local racetrack, and noted horse breeder, died at his Lexington home after a three month illness.
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Lexington
Garret D. Wilson
Kentucky Association
Murray to Play Kumagie in Tri State Doubles
National tennis champion Lindley Mursray accepts invitation to face Japanese expert Ichiya Kumague in Cleveland on July 26 as the Tri State doubles tournament closes.
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Murray
Kumagie Cleveland
Lindley Mursray
Ichiya Kumague
Racing 8ummaries We nye FAST BOG PELACE os ries Taisea uu
Fast paced horse racing results and entries from multiple events including the Fourth Nach Baldwin Stakes and other handicaps. Notable winners include a Rockton horse in a 44-3 time and a Macy Handicap winner trained by W. Binstin.
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Rockton
Witt Owier
Startur Toohey
Boutina Watts
Neo
el Dame
Steedeeciase
Ait
Abe Hite
Ken Starvel
Aline
Eby Wadeworth Teanet
Ite
Wiiteneee oRpuine Ee Adis
Mule End
Jaye
Ted
Bor
Pegde
Balwin
Saae Denton SD
Eisisenth
Ovatio
Rma
Elwaye
Eundridge
Saue
Toriald Grice Kennucky_Siatle
gLadle
Mini
Br c
W. Binstin
Mane Eaton
Major Greene Named Bowdoin Football Coach
Major Roger A. Greene, commander of the West Trench Mortar Battery of the 2th Division, was selected to coach Bowdoin College football next fall. He previously played for the University of Pennsylvania varsity and has coached at Colby and Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Lewiston
Roger A. Greene
West Trench Mortar
Bowdoin College
University of Pennsylvania
Colby
Bates
Red Sox Release Catcher John Henry
Boston Red Sox unconditionally released catcher John Henry. Henry had spent multiple seasons with the Washington American League club before later joining Boston, ending a lengthy tenure with the major leagues.
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Red Sox
Boston
John Henry
Boston Red Sox
Henry
Washington
Boston Nationals
Latonia Harness Meet Results Include Upsets and Purses
The Latonia race program produced mixed results with Impressive finishes and notable payouts. Winners and placers such as Nobleman Pacambo and Dally posted strong showings along with substantial purses, while other runners claimed minor shares in the varied stakes crowd.
British Seek Hints On Aviation From NC-4 Commander
London June 5 Lieutenant Commander Albert C Read and the NC-4 crew plus Commander J W Towers were guests at a Commons luncheon hosted by General Seely to discuss the future of British aviation. Notables present included the Prince of Wales Churchill Haig and others. It was announced lighthouses will soon beam vertical signals to guide airmen.
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London
Albert C. Read
J. W Towers
Setty
Sir
House of Commons
Prince of Wales
Lord Birkenhead
James W. Lowther
Earl of Reading
United States
Winston Spencer Churchill
Sir Douglas Haig
General Seely
Read
Grieve
Hawker
Atlantic
Road conditions and detours on Jersey routes for weekend trips
A Bureau of Tours report from the Automobile Club of America notes good overall travel conditions with detours on main roads. Open and fair sections include Staten Island to Tottenville, Perth Amboy to Keyport, Atlantic City area, Red Bank to Long Branch, and Morristown Road. Several routes near Hackettstown Easton, Delaware Water Gap, and Bear Mountain show varying status and some closures.
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Bureau of Tours
Automobile Club of America
Jersey
Staten Island
St George
Tottenville
Perth Aithey
Keyport
Sowark
Bergen Avenue
Summit Station
Church Street
Newark
Springfield
Plainield
Summit
Gladston
Morriatown Road
Sehooivy'a
Hackettstown
Easton
Washington
Asbury
Delaware Water Gap
Midgeville
Delaware
Hackensack
Arcola
Bear Mountain
Livingston
Midaon
Westchester County
Long Island
New London
Groton
Pequonnock
Eastern Point
Aroun
Route guidance from Narragansett to New England routes
The piece outlines preferred driving paths from Narragansett toward New England via White Plains Ridgefield Danbury to Waterbury then Hartford with an inside route through Willimantic to Providence and via Willimantic south through Tantle to New London. It notes AA A road car chief roadman inspecting Pocono Mountains Pinger Laker Adirondack districts and pending tour bureau reports.
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Narragansettier
New England
White Plains
Ridgefield
Danbury
Waterbury
Southington Mountain
Hartford
Willimantic
Providence
Tantle
Thames
New London
AA. A
Pocono Mountains
Pinger Laker
Adirondack
New York
The
Tribune
A.C. A. Bureau of Tours
Reward Offered For News Of Aviator Captain James
A five thousand dollar reward is announced for news of aviator Captain James who disappeared during a flight from Tyringuam to New Marlboro. Authorities extend searches across Live rd County and Duchess County aided by the Flying Club of America as they trace his route from Lee toward Waterbury and beyond. Reports place his plane near Mineola after crossing Long Island Sound and searching continues along the coast.
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CIA Torraspondenca
Pittsfield
Masaguna
Mansell
James
James Rove
Siater Mailow
Tyringuam
Mase
Patrick Shea
New Marlboro
Db. James
EB. W. Brown
Barn
Canada
Jamon
Cortlandt Bishop
Flying Club of America
Lenox
Liverd County
Cons
Duchess County
New York
Hancock
Ansonia
Long Island Sound
Mineola
New York Masons to Attend Prince of Wales Ceremony
New Yorks Masonic leaders Breee Master William S Farmer Grand Secretary Hubert Judson Kenworthy and Pet Grand Master Townsend Senderwilt sail on the Mauretania in January to attend the creation of the Prince of Wales Masonic honors in London on June 24. Delegations from England and the world will be represented.
Corsair Once More To Be Morgan Yacht Returns To Navy
The Corsair, previously Morgan yacht Corsair, torn and soot stained, will soon be returned to the navy. Now at the New York Navy Yard, it still bears guns used during the war and plans call for recommissioning after repairs. The vessel, 242 waterline and 215 feet long, held a famed white and gold dining salon housing officers.
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Orssate
Foreien
Cepvertal
Coren
Teuiehle Flest
Bordeaux
Navy
Biresacr
J. Pierpont Mozzan
New York Navy Yard
Mir Mergen
Chotwalter Keer
New York
Second Avenue Inferno Cuts Power and Sparks Alarm
A partial power outage on Second Avenue blacked out sections of the district as a sleet storm damaged a cable. About 21,000 households were left without service while crews worked to isolate the fault and restore lines. Police and emergency responders staffed the scene as residents reported intermittent outages and flashing lights.
Wilson Signs Pension Bill in Emergency Deficiency Act
Secretary Tumalty announced that Vice Gent Wilson signed the emergency deficiency appropriation bill. It includes funds for air risk deployments and pensions for the fiscal year ending June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washington, Jung
Tumalty
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