View Captures the Brooklyn Derby at Belmont
Belmont Park featured Rock View winning the Brooklyn Derby defeating Prince Eugene and a strong three year old field. The race showcased Open infield access drawing about two thousand spectators, with Mrs Payne Whitney's Deriuren placing in a steeplechase and Wilton maintaining the Golden View lineage through the day’s events.
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Prince Eugene
Belmont Park Track
Felmont
Devety
Harry F Wisseye
Prince Kee
Quiy
Retees
Tit
Fe Marine
Tommy McTageert Gendly
Prince Eugene Fet
Teraibinis
Rock
Drew Vist
Elewacy
Dugant Belmont
Rock View
Golden View
Wax
Petr
Hermes
Pinkertons
Rentas
Mra. Payne Whitney
Deiriuen
O'Birien
Oine
Teron
Thoroughbred racing notes on matchups and riders
The report mentions a jumper bid to $2.00 after a race, plans to return the horse to the barn for the usual advance, and interest from Mr Wilson. It references Thomas F. Ryan racing as Oak Ridge Stable with two events, plus August Belmont entering a Tracery half brother in maidens, Top Hat, and Topiary. Hiatus, Delirium’s half brother, showed little prominence, while Wally CUM led the season’s best purse for the Hurricanes Stable, John Sanford’s nom de course.
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Tom Mealey
Mr. Wilson
Thomas F. Ryan
Oak Ridge
Cap
August Belmont
Tracery
England
Top Hat
Toby Hastnes
Topiary
Sharps
Mr. P. Whitney
Delirium
Wally Cum
Hurricana Stable
John Sanford
Jest Wins Oaks Abroad in Contested Feminine Derby
The Oaks of Feminine Derby was won by three year old Waa ridden by J. B. Joel Jest with J. Neumann Depeche seed and Sip J. Robinson's Arde finishing third. Starting prices listed Je Depeche at 2 to 1 and Arda at 100 to 10, with only these bets facing the starter on the racecourse.
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BSOM
Eneiant
Waa
J. B. Joel
J. Neumann Depeche
Sip J. Robinson
Arde
Je Depeche
Arda
Piping Rock Racing Promises Excitement Today at Locust Walter
The Piping Rock Racing Association hosts an appealing program with two steeplechases and a feature Consolation at about four furlongs. Some forty three horses are eligible but actual starters will be announced this afternoon as a big turnout from Long Island arrives for polo and house parties ahead of the week’s events.
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Piping Rock
Piping Rock Racing Association
Long Island
Bnetety
Johnny Bis
Prince Eugenesel
Hiankentire
Hiatun
Nightattek
Schipton
Llaible
Exwex
Mercyland
Web Carter
Winkieton
Jim Hangon
Zarda
Welkin Fe
Owanue
Rive Grain
Beilhium E O'Connor
Waterscal
Sel Wickson
Penobscot
Wentrex
Navarre
Couigay
Shannon River
Bellutort
Wear
Kingoaah
George O
Naushon Sia Ie Vale
Hal Alexconder
Gilbert Eee Mandrunnine
Miteband Maine Kinlon
Track and Field Championship at Travers Stand
Local track and field fans expect a strong field as schools and clubs send teams to Travers Stand for the patement trophy meet. Starters include national names from winter meets and several rising youths in the Katte Shoo Athlete League at Clason Point Academy across three age divisions.
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Travers
Hove
Ial Hcene
New York Athletic Club
Katte Shoo
Clason Point Academy
Americans Win Twice in Davis Cup Play
American players prevail in a Davis Cup match with Williams outgunning Doust in the singles. Williams earns a decisive win as Doust shifts to spikes but battles hard. crowd cheers at a Columbia University hosted lawn tennis fixture. The second doubles tie and an exhibition with Roosevelt Pell are planned for today as rain protection is arranged.
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Williams
Doust
Toye
Williama
Columbia University Stu
Ashe
William Tucker
Gaynor
Robert D. Wrenn
United States National Lawn Tents Association
Maurice E. McLoughlin
Harold H. Hackett
Stanley N. Doust
A. Booth Jones
Jones
Norman E. Brookes
A. R. O Dunlop
Australia
Billy" Larned
Charles EK
Haggett
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Gustave F. Touchard
Julian
Myrick
Tom Pony
Leweniin
Williame Baat
United States
United Maurice Imls Wdck
Alstra
McLaughnin
Oratust Seagate
Nets
Vis
Nice Melarugtin
Ecdorretario
Gm MeLoughtte
Panther
Tae
Metoughtia
Relve
Lurgite
Faward Contin
Fonttaatt
Thedre Roosevelt
Delt Laennen
Eaihean
Miles ’ Charnock
Brik Malar
A Menain
Pr. A. Bwth
Dean Malley
W. Torcey
Fisher
Norria Williams
UNITE
Stanley Doust
Williame
Daub Fusta
Aga. Plagen
Wiliams
Ayasaga
Alana
Fovarner Te Grea
Williams Garnet Tages
Ofa Aseszigs Bowie
Aces
Pines
Swiltiaee
Faull
Gms
Fred
Janae & Cushman
Hines
Touchard
Joore
Groew
F.C
Newcombe
Shift in Columbia crew signals new team dynamics
A late morning reshuffle at Columbia varsity rowing altered seatings as Ruprecht moved from No 2 to a new arrangement with Peterson stepping into the four. McCarthy remained stroke, while Sita Ries shifted out, signaling a probable permanent lineup change amid updated boats and oars. Washington, Wisconsin, Ithaca, and Stanford teams arrived or prepared, with coaching costs rising for Washington and the Badgers awaiting proper facilities for their first practice.
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N.Y
Columeda
Ina Pat Lem
White Careren
Jearwater
Meprecht
Moe
Sita Ries
Columbus Road
McCarthy
Peterson
Ruprecht
Patrice
University of Washington Caramen
Stanford
Seattle
Necorlty
Hiram Conthear
Washington
Tamnet Kant
Copthern
Coast Caramen
University of Wisconsin
R. C. Mackay
Wnoli
Ithacans
Charles” F. Courtney
Met
Bowdoin Wins Maine College Baseball Title
Bowdoin captured the Maine colleges baseball championship by defeating Bates to seal the series. Bowdoin leader Captain Skoffeld starred with a triple, a double, and a single as Bates and Colby trailed for runner up. Umpire Stafford managed the game with time listed as indicated.
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Brunswien, Ae
Sane Y
Hewauni
Maine
Hates
Bates
Hatterson
Dodge
Lacasea
Anderson
Lord
Stafford
Orton Named Penn Track Coach Succession
Orton, long a top mile runner developed by Mike Murphy, will be named successor as coach of the University of Pennsylvania track team. Wesleyan breaks ground on a new swimming pool with speeches by President Shanklin and Dr Fauver, architect Henry Bacon.
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Ageip Ha
Punemmmae
Yeueien Ste
George Wo
Orton
Mike Murphy
University of Pennsylvania
Murphy
Wesleyan
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyand University
Shanklin
Fauver
Henry Bacon
New York
Providence Wants Sadtler To Play With International League
The Providence team of the International League has offered Cadet Otis K Sadtler captain of the Army baseball nine a summer playing position. Sadtler graduates next week and takes a leave of absence until October he has not decided whether to accept the offer.
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Providence
Sadtler
Weat Point
International League
Otis K. Sadtler
Army Baseball Nine
Captain Ritson Sidelined In British Polo Test
In a seven period match at Piping Rock, the British team beat the Americans 3 4 to 1 1/2 with Captain Ritson resting on the sidelines due to illness. Freake starred for the British, while Lord Wodehouse and Cheape also impressed amid a cuppy field and open-ended play.
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Piping Rock
Ritson
Cheape
F. M. Freake
Edwards
Lockett
J. 3
Phipps
Waterbury Brothers
Lord Wodehouse
R. Ls Agassiz
L. Waterbury
Freake
the Tribune
Wodehouse
Meadow Brook
Whitney
Lawrence Fitzpatrick
Hurlingham
J. McCrossin
Rock
John & Phipps
Jericho Turnpike
Westbury
Great Neck
Grasshopper
Piping Rock Entries Today and Polo Cup Contention
Charles H. Sabin of the Guarantee Trust Company, a polo enthusiast, returns aboard the Mauretania and notes uncertainty in the American polo team after changes. He expects the forthcoming England versus America championship games this month to be affected by Waterbury and Whitney withdrawals, which he believes may weaken the U S side and give England an edge.
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Doust
Willams
James Cushman
White
Harting
Trouat
Williams
Charles H. Sabin
Guarantee Trust Company
Mauretania
Mwe
Waterbury By
Harrysone Whitney
England
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