Irish Lad Shattered In Wet Metropolis Handicap
In a drenched Gravesend meet Irish Lad, the famed brown star of Gandlemas, failed to replicate his prime as he faced a muddy track and heavy burdens. Hamburg Belle and Race King chased a neckback finish while Lucien Lyne eased Irish Lad late. Gazelle Stakes saw Sydney Paget’s Tradition unveil fresh power, dominating a soaked field by six lengths despite an uneven weight setup.
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Gandlemas
Gravesend
King
Tenny
Sysonby
Duryea
Artle
Peime
Rogers
Lucien Lyne
Beckle
Shot Gon
Hamburg Belle
Tharhipping
Nicol
Lyne
Wales
Sydney Paget
Goldfinch
Finders
Gravis
Coy Maid
Tradition
Morris Park to Host Three Day Steeplechase Meet
Plans for a three day amateur steeplechase meeting at Morris Park under the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association to run only field races. It will conflict with the Metropolitan Jockey Club Jamaica meet, which will not oppose. Gannon returns from Austria ready to train and assemble horses. Major Daingerfeld enters a selling race, Rostand collapses, and 29 Whitney estate horses go to Gravesend sale to settle the estate.
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Warwick
Morris Park
Natonal
Gannon
Austria
States
Eastern Jockey Club
Narragansett Park Improvements At Cranston Rhode Island
Narragansett Park in Cranston Providence is undergoing major improvements ahead of the running race meeting slated from July 17 to August 6. Crews have erected a commodious clubhouse a large paddock a circular betting ring a new grandstand and additional stables for two hundred horses bringing total capacity to five hundred.
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Providence
Narragansett Park
Cranston
German Naval Attaché praises Atlantic win in ocean race
Commander Georg Hebbinghaus of the German Embassy, Hamburg, arrives to oversee the ocean yacht race entries and will represent the Emperor at the Dover Heligoland and Kiel regattas. He notes the Atlantic’s superiority and says the Emperor favors a German victory but praises American sporting spirit and prize provisions for top boats.
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Georg Hebbinghaus
Washinton
William
Imperial Yacht Club
Hamburg
Dover-Heligoland
Kiel
America
Hebbinghaus
Atlantic
Barr
Peters
England
Earl of Crawford
Sunbeam
Fleur de Lys
Dover Heligoland race entries include fifteen yachts
Of the fifteen yachts entered for the Dover Heligoland race to start June 17 off Dover, five are American yachts from the Sandy Hook to the Lizard ocean race. American entrants for auxiliaries on the same course include Atlantic Apache and Utowana, with Lord Brassey entering Sunbeam. Morton Plant’s Ingomar, first last year but beaten on time allowance, also competes along with other sailing entrants such as Clara, Satanus, Lethe, Moonstone, Susanne, Navaho, Formosa, Ventura, Theresa, and Sunshine. The American yachts are currently fitting out at Southampton.
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Dover- Heligoland
Dover
Sandy Hook
Lizard
H. S Redmond
Vaw
Alisa
Robert E Tod
Thistle
FR. R Coleman
Hildegarde
Lewis A. Stimson
Or de Lys
George F. Lauder
Endymion
Max Guilleaume
Clara
Sir M. Fitzgerald
T. F. A. W. Kennedy
HK. Bellew
Moonstone
O. Huldschinsky
Susanne
C. W. Watsen
Bristol
J. K. Baird
Formosa
T. Thynne
Felix Simon
Theresa
L. H. Soloman
Sunshine
Southampton
Lipton Hosts Guests At London Luncheon For Atlantic Race Winner
Sir Thomas Lipton entertained at Prince's Restaurant in London for Wilson Marshall owner of the American schooner Atlantic winner of the German Emperor's Cup race. Guests included R T Farnham Ha Bergman Clinton Seeley Morton Smith and others from New York and Bir Thomas Dewar with several House of Commons members. Also notes a regatta date change to June 13 to accommodate Mineola Yankee Virginia and New York Yacht Club entries. Rain disrupts Crescent Athletic Club lawn tennis matches with Ward and Whitman and Larned paired in doubles.
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London
Thomas Lipton
Prince's Restaurant
Wilson Marshall
R. T. Farnham
Ha. Bergman
Clinton B. Seeley
Morton W. Smith
R. B Fod
F. M. Hoyt
L. B. Ostrander
New York
FR. Downs
Bridgeport, Conn
Thomas Dewar
House of Commons
Barr
Atlantic Yacht Clubs
Mineola
Yankee
Virginia
New-York Yacht Club
New- York Yacht Club
Sh Og Gien Cove
Lose Island
Crescent Courts
Crescent Athletic Club
Ward
Whitman
Haeles
Wright
Larned
Golfing in the Rain at Englewood Club
Forty eight of sixty four entries contested a handicap women’s one day event on the Englewood links as heavy rain drenched the course. Mrs Charles T Stout played from scratch to win at two down with a three down tie for second between Mrs D F Leffers and Miss M Barber. An eighteen hole putting contest yielded a win for Miss Elizabeth Hurry Apawamis with 3 23 48, while Mrs Jerald Brophy Mrs D F Leffer and Mrs E H Jewett tied for second at four over. A waterlogged portion of the putting course required staff to clear it before play.
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Englewood Golf Club
Charles T. Stout
D. F. Leffers
M. Barber
E. F. Sanford
Elizabeth Hurry
Apawamis
Jerald Brophy
D. F. Leffe
E. H. Jewett
Knollwood Invitation Entries Confirmed for Tournament
Only thirty entries have been received for Knollwood Country Club invitation tournament by last evening with entries closing tonight at Secretary Judson S Todd’s club. Notables include John Moller Jr and A W Hoyt of Portland Maine, Walter J Travis absent from early list. Jerome Travers Sidney Maddock S J Graham Campbell Phillips Howard Jaffray Jr Dir Palmer and others to compete. The event opens tomorrow with an 11 hole medal qualifying round followed by first round match play for Presidents and Vice Presidents cups in the afternoon.
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Knollwood Country Club
Judson S Todd
Walter J. Travis
Knollwood
John Moller, Jr
A. W. Hoyt
Portland
Ranner
Travis
Jerome D. Travers
Nassau
Sidney Maddock
A. C
S.J. Graham
Fairfield
J. Campbell, Phillips
Hollywood
Howard Jaffray, Jr
Ardsley
Dir Palmer
Westchester Golf Club
Giants Open in Pittsburg as Two NL Games Played
Only two National League games were played yesterday as Eastern teams traveled west. The Giants start in Pittsburg today, with a pennant on the line if they win a majority of this trip. Results include St Louis 2 Cincinnati 1 and Pittsburg 8 Philadelphia 4.
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Giants
Pittsburg
Pitteburo
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Fittebure
Philadelphia
Opening MLB games postponed by rain across league
The Cleveland Highlanders and Boston St Louis games were postponed due to rain. Today Cleveland visits New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, St Louis at Boston, and Detroit at Washington. Yesterday Washington beat Detroit 7 3 and Philadelphia beat Chicago 4 1. Waddell earned his tenth win in Philadelphia. Pulliam orders umpires to enforce league rules. Prominent women golfers to attend Springfield event featuring Harter Mackay Everett Gaff Hinkle.
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Highlanders
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Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Toulsa
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia Today
Waddell
Smith
Schreck
Smith Aq picFarland
Ciphes Kelley
Mecerthy
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Mira Harter
Miss Mackay
Rhona Blair
Miss Everett
Gaff
Ce Chevy Chase
Mia Hinkle
Aiken
Philadephia
Rough Water Delays Columbia University Rowing in Poughkeepsie
Rain and rough water kept the Columbia University rowing team off the river in the morning at Poughkeepsie. Coach Goodwin sent a short spin later, while varnishing shells dominated the day. Crews, including the varsity eight and freshman squad, were listed with names and positions. conditions unsettled, and the team faced a chilly, uncomfortable first night in new quarters.
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N. Y
Columbia University
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Pierrepont
Cornell
Boyle
Post
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O'Loughlin
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Robbe
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Osterhont
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Mackenzie
Earcoxswain
Winslow
Columbia
Holbert
No Action in Hildebrand Case at Jockey Club Meeting
Stewards of the Jockey Club met yesterday with J H Bradford F R Hitchcock Andrew Miller Harry Payne Whitney and H K Knapp present. No action was taken on Hildebrand whose case was set for the meeting, probable postponement until all stewards were present. The license of Harry Michaels was denied and trainers Louis Eaton and William Farrell had their licenses revoked. Knapp named to represent the Jockey Club at the Cowes Island summer meeting. Buffalo Racing Association appointments approved for S & Howland Francis Nelson and Mr Meadows with George Gall clerk of scales Murphy as judge endee and R jer as starters patrol judge and EW Mills as tier.
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J. H. Bradford
F. R. Hitchcock
Andrew Miller
Harry Payne Whitney
H. K. Knapp
Hildebrand
Gravesend
Duenna
Harry Michaels
Louis Eaton
William Farrell
Cowes Island
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