Surprise Belmont win shocks Westchester meet
Welbourne astonished riders by winning the first race at 60 to 3 as Good and Plenty captured the Grand National Steeplechase, breaking its course record in 5:25 over about two and a half miles. Water Pearl rode to victory in the Eclipse Stakes for two year olds, while other winners included Golf Ball Telephone and Pretension.
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Westchester Racing Association
Belmont Park
Welbourne
Pfizer
Racine
Feild
Herculoid
Grandpa
Gatebell
Ent
Ray
Fallehe
Fallaheen
Gatedell
Good
Plenty
Thomas Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Sydney Paget
Water Pearl
Watercress
Pearl V
Oran
Canville
Charles Edward
Superman
DeMund
Wes
Seracinescu
Just
Golf Ball
Royal Breeze
Saracinca
Telephone
Pretension
Mandarin
Little Garner
Just So
Garner
Beckettet
Ring
Dainty
San Francisco
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Bette
Knapp
Gene Baird
L. Cherry
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Aiteboock
J. Martin
Ion Loke
Bir Russell
Gravesend Spring Meeting Opens With Strong Card
The Brooklyn Jockey Club starts its second Gravesend meeting with seven races headlined by the Criterion Stakes for two year old fillies and the Westminster Handicap for older horses. Notable runners include Cairngorm and Colonial Girl in a mile and a quarter race. Miller’s jockeys dominated Belmont yesterday, but he still leads with sixteen wins for the meeting. Welbourne, owned by Charles Pfizer, was a rare winner for backers in race one.
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Brooklyn Jockey Club
Gravesend
Belmont Park
Brooklyn
Cairngorm
Brandy
Proper
Dolly Spanker
Accountant
Dainty
Oxford
Miller
Radtke
Lucky Jack" McGinnis
Welbourne
Notter
Charles Pfizer
Pimlico
Five furlong and one mile horse races results
Kilts aboard Plantaga net wins the first five furlongs ahead of Mafalda. Alyth wins the second race with Tom epee second and Round Dance third. Grevilla takes the one mile event with Head peti second. Eben wins the four and head other race with Jack Atkin second. Dishauille secures the handicap race ahead of Soufriere and Hype rion. Cudichon wins the final one mile and one yard race with Secret second.
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Kilts
Plantaganet
Mafalda
Alyth
Tomepee
Round Dance
Grevilla
Peti
Brennenworth
Eben
Jack Atkin
Triumphant
Dishauille
Soufriere
Hyperion
Cudichon
Secret
Philadelphia Women win Griscom Trophy in Nassau clash
Philadelphia Women beat New York Metropolitan 9 to 6 at Nassau Country Club to capture the Clement A Griscom trophy for the first time. Mrs Caleb F Fox starred with an 8 under par round and Miss Louise Vanderhoef led the New York team, while Mrs R H Barlow and Mrs T H Polhemus won key matches for Philadelphia.
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Metropolitan Golf Association
Philadelphia Women's Golf Association
Clement A. Griscom
Nassau Country Club
Philadelphia
Louise Vanderhoef
Charles T. Stout
Georgianna Bishop
Caleb F. Fox
Marion Oliver
Fox
Mrs. Fox
Frances C. Griscom
Louise F. Vandehoef
Vanderhoef
Ardsley
Elizabeth Hurry
Julia R. Mix
Englew
Murry
K. North
Ae Frost
Connm
Marie Bryce
Morris County
F. McNeely
Miss Travers
M. C. Work
Whitney
Joy wins Havens Cup race off Sea Gate Yacht Club
Four racing sloops contested the Havens Cup first leg off Atlantic Yacht Club Sea Gate. Class Q Joy owned by Commodore W H Childs of Bensonhurst YC won on corrected time. Class P Jig Step led on elapsed time and Sue owned by E F Luckenbach finished second in elapsed time. Soya belonging to W A Barstow took second on corrected time after a windward leg scramble and tow delays at the windward mark.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
Sea Gate
Commodore W. H. Childs
Bensonhurst Yacht Club
F. J. Havens
Sue
E. F. Luckenbach
W. A. Barstow
Atlantic Dock
Craven Shoal
Fort Hamilton
Bensonhurst
Joy
Sega
F. J. Slavens
F. Luckenback
W. H. Childs
Seeee
Soya
Barstow
Sir Thomas Lipton Congratulates Tamerlane Crew
Sir Thomas Lipton sends a cable from Hamilton Bermuda dated June 6 praising the Tamerlane for its ocean race victory and thanking all participants for fine seamanship and organization. He also offers a consolation prize to Mrs. Robinson for her courage and endurance.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Sir Thomas Lipton
Tamerlane
Bermmda
Robinson
Yale Crews Off To New London
Yale varsity and freshman crews left New Haven for New London to complete training for the annual races with Harvard on the Thames River.
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YALE
New London
New Haven
Harvard
Thames
Giants Poor Showing Dampens NL Title Bid
Chicago defeated New York 11 to 3 at the Polo Grounds as the Giants slide to third in the National League standings. Chicago piled hits off Taylor while Overall struggled in the eighth inning, and Shulte led with five hits. Multiple errors and wild pitches contributed to the decisive loss.
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Giants
Chicago
Polo Grounds
Pittsburg
Boston
Taylor
Marshall
Ferguson
Shulte
Tinker
Harper
New York
Overall
Beebe
Sheckard
Schulte
Chance
Kling
Browne
Evers
Gessler
Devlin
Lan Aes Dahlen
McGann
Highlanders Shut Out by St Louis 5 to 0
St Louis defeated the Highlanders 5 to 0 as Howell’s pitching kept New York off balance. Chase made a one hand fielding play and Hemphill hauled in a long drive. Four St Louis hits produced four runs in the sixth with O'Brien Wallace Niles Rickey scoring on singles and passes.
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Telegraph
The
Tribune
St. Louis
Highlanders
Howell
Chase
Hemphill
Kleinow
Orth
Hartzell
O'Brien
Wallace
Niles
Rickey
Stone
Keeler
Conroy
Oe Jones
Oo Fe
Williams
Delehanty
Hoffman
Rie&Key
Klenow
Samu
MT Wiliams
Louis
York
Conn
Fans Rally To Brooklyn. Superbas Blank St Louis 5–0
The Brooklyn Superbas shut out St Louis 5 to 0 at Washington Park. Pastorius pitched strongly allowing only three hits. Brown of St Louis drew ten walks. Batch made a running catch on Bennett’s fly and Shannon snagged Jordan’s ball in the opening frame. Three Brooklyn runs came from a bases on balls sequence, a wild pitch, a fly ball throw, and Alperman being hit by a pitch.
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Superbas
Washington Park
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pastorius
Brown
Batch
Bennett
Shannon
Jordan
Alperman
Louis
Casey
Shanif
Lumley
Smoot
Beckley
Maloney
Arndt
Ritter
Hoelsketter
McCarthy
Lewis
McBride
P. Ol
Lumiey
Laumiey
Johnstone
Hackett Beats Grant In Metropolitan Lawn Tennis Clash
Hackett defeated Wylie C. Grant 6-1 6-2 as wind and rain shortened play at West Side Lawn Tennis Club. Harold H Hackett and A C Bostwick advanced in singles while doubles opened with several defaults. list shows Torrance over Grant and Pell over Holmes with mixed results.
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Ilith Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Harold H. Hackett
Wylie C. Grant
Hackett
Grant
Os. A. C
Harry Torrance
Englewood Field Club
Lorraine © Wreth
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Hugh Tallant
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H. J. Holt
Longwood Cricket Club
Boston
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Artemus Holmes
G. A. L. Dionne
Charles Bull, Jr
Crescent Athletic Club
T. Wyler Grant
E. A. Freshman
Dimond E. Roberts
C. W. Torockmorton
Morristown Field Club
Englewood Field Int
A. C. Bostwick
West Side
Wn Tennis Club
Frederick G. Anderson
Kinga County Lawn Tennis Club
Bernan S. Prentice
West Side Lawn Tenns Club
Augustus Wadsworth
G. A. L Dionne
H. L. Westfall
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Morris S. Clark
Siwanoy Lawn Tennis Club
H. P. Banks
H. Richards
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H Laughlin
H. H. Waugh
W Schmidtmann
RT. Bryan
Mr. Hall
W. S. Slade
Dr. W. A. Brown
L. E. Betley
O. C. A. Child
Lux
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S Rascover
D. E. Roberts
W. Rosenbaum
A. Sparks
Dr. Echeverria
F. P. Fox
K. McAlpine
A. J. Kearney
E. Pletcher
J. M. Steinacher
A. C. Fontaine
J. C. Bennett
C.galwey
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C. Rice
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Sternfeld
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Net
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Torrance
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Ree
Trask
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Alexander
Carléton
Holt
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Inman
Rowe
Mellick
Bryan
Wyeth
Beckley
Partner
Hartmann
Bull
Donnell
Chicago Beats Philadelphia In Error Filled Game
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 106 to 3 in a chaotic contest marked by misprints and unclear scorekeeping. Pitching credits show Owen and Sullivan for Chicago and Bender and Schuck for Philadelphia, with umpire Sheridan.
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R. H. E. Chica
Philadelphia Batteries
Chicago
Owen and Sullivan
Philadelphia
Bender and Schuck
Sheridan
Detroit Defeats Washington In Close Battery Contest
Detroit edges Washington 2 to 1 in a battery battle marked by Siever and Schmidt for Detroit and Kitson and Kittredge for Washington. Umpires Connor and Burst officiated.
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Washington
Siever and
Schmidt
Washingen
Kitson and
Kittredge
Connor and
Urst
Eastern League Scores and Standings Roundup
Montreal beat Providence 4 3 in Boston area action while Toronto topped Newark 8 to 2 in twelve innings. Jersey City defeated Buffalo Rochester 2 1. Buffalo lost to Baltimore 1. Standings show Buffalo 22 12 .64, Baltimore second, Montreal 15, Providence ? Rochester ? Toronto ? plus Pittsburg 6 Boston 3 in earlier games.
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Montreal
Jersey City
Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
Providence
Rochester
Newark
P.c
Accident dampens Herkomer auto race with fatal prospects
In the Nuremberg to Vienna Herkomer race a car owned by Herr Kienle struck a tree near Nuremberg and plunged host Schler headfirst from the vehicle. He suffered a fractured skull and broken breastbone and was hospitalised with injuries likely to prove fatal.
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Bavaria
Herkomer
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Vienna
Munich
Herr Kienle
Herr Schler
No Eagle Rock Hill Climb Declined in West Orange
West Orange authorities denied W J Morgan representing auto clubs permission to hold a hill climbing contest on Eagle Rock hill June 2. Town Attorney 3 H Rollinson argues approving such events would violate state speeding laws and expose the town to damages if fatalities or injuries occur.
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West Orange
N. J
H. Rollinson
W. J. Morgan
Eagle Rock Hill
Rollinson
MISS SUTTON WINS IN ENGLAND IN NORTHERN CHAMPIONSHIP
Miss May Sutton of Pasadena wins the singles in straight sets 6 0 6 0 over Miss J D Sturton of Lincoln in the English Northern Counties lawn tennis championship at Liverpool. Sutton and Hillyard win the women's doubles by default. Rhodes of Boston defeats E J Sampson of Manchester in the preliminary round of the men's doubles with partners Peace of Liverpool.
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Liverpool
May Sutton
Pasadena
Cal
J. D. Sturton
Lincoln
Sutton
D. K. Douglass
Miss Sutton
Hillyard
D. R. Rhodes
Boston
Pee E. J. Sampson
Manchester
Hugh and
Harry Peace
Princeton Diamonds Win Shutout Over Williams 3 to 0
Princeton Tigers blank Williams 3 to 0 in a June afternoon game at Princeton. Heyniger started, Harlan delivered a three-base hit and a three-bagger, Cooney left with a broken thumb after a seventh inning single, Ford pitched well for Williams, and Reed, Byram, and McLean added key hits as Princeton broke the game open after the fifth.
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Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Williams
Tigers
Ford
Harlan
Heyniger
Byram
McLean
Cooney
Reed
Vaughan
L. Doyle
Harvard Tops Brown In Pitchers Duel On Soldiers Field
Harvard defeated Brown 1 0 on Soldiers Field in a pitchers clash led by Castle. Castle allowed Brown no hits while Harvard tallied the lone run on a sixth inning sequence. Dexter and Pounds made sharp catches in the outfield and Simons starred at short. Waters appeared in center briefly as Harvard’s pitching showed strong command.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Brown
Ico
Castle
Nourse
Providence
Dexter
Pounds
Simons
Waters
Yale Wins In Ninth In Rain Shortened Exhibition
Yale defeats Dartmouth 3 to 2 at Yale Field in a nearly three hour game halted forty five minutes by rain. Captain O'Brien made key shifts including Jackson at first and T Jones behind the batter. Howard Jones pitched in the rain affected inning. Garnier and Page with two base hits led Yale in a tense late rally to win. Attendance 3500.
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the Tribune
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Yale
Dartmouth
O’brien
Jackson
T. Jones
Howard Jones
Garnier
Page
Parsons
Jones
Skillen
Meyer
O’ Brien
Tale
McDevitt
SkiJen
Berther
Amherst shuts out Columbia as Newell shines in win
Amherst defeats Columbia 2 to 0 in Mass Amherst on June day. Newell pitched a fine game for Amherst, holding Columbia scoreless through the early innings. Batteries Amherst Acasoma and Young. Columbia batteries not fully listed. Time of game about 1 hour 3 minutes. Umpire not specified.
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Amherst
Mass
Columbia
Newell
Tat
Young
Cooney Breaks Thumb In Williams Game
Princeton reports Coon ey breaks his right thumb on a foul tip in the Williams game. The injury ends his season just before the decisive championship clash with Yale, with Doyle set to take his place for the Tigers.
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Princeton
N. J
Cooney
Yale
Doyle
Ney
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