Rainy Gravesend Scratches mar racing card
Heavy rain reduced entries at Gravesend with twenty withdrawals. The Myrtle Stakes saw Kilogram lead from start to finish in the mud, while Intrusive and Seminole chased. Leonora Loring won the first two year old race in slow time. The sale of boxes for Suburban Day drew bidders led by Belmonts and other racing notables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
Intrusive
Potentate
Kilogram
Seminole
Larson
Senator McCarren
Tommy” Burns
Latson
Mr. Belmont
Leonora Loring
Gunfire
Herbert
Brooklyn
Terminus
Beau Galliant
Richard Croker
Spencer
Kellario
Beau Gallant
Mr. Croker
Commando
Fitzgerald
Bold Knight
Roxane
Shaw
Halberdier
Wild Oats
Fleischmanns
H. T. Griffin
Bullman
Cunard
Blue Girl
Nasturtium
Daingerfield
Morris Park
Dr. Barlow
Sadie S
Janice
Alfonso
Coney Island
Windsor Arcade
August Belmont
Jesse Nm
John Daly
W. C. Whitney
W. H Sands
H.C. Pell
Richard Delafield
J. B. Haggin
L. Bloodgood
W. A. Chandler
Joyden
O'Conne
Third Race and other events at Pittsburg meet
Racing results from a six race card with Halberdier Wild Oats James Fitz Bold Knight Contend Godfrey and other runners noted. Pittsburg baseball report details a 11 inning win over the Trolley Dodgers with errors deciding the game and attendance around 2500. Cincinnati and New York games recap a shutout stretch and late rallies with Doheny and Newton pitching.
New Trial Ordered in Jockey Club Pooling Case
Appellate Division reverses $5,000 verdict against Robert A. Pinkerton and the Brooklyn Jockey Club. Frost, arrested Sept 25, 1891 at Gravesend, used a carriage as a signaling device to relay news to poolrooms. Light signals from a coachman led to a jury trial over alleged brutality and pool selling. New trial ordered after judges find acts violated club rules but not the poolselling statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Joseph W. Frost
Robert A. Pinkerton
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Frost
Gravesend
Jockey Club
Pinkerton
Chicago Tracks Showers of Prices and Winners in Six Races
In Chicago on June 7 the track was clear and fast. Chaminade won the opening selling race at five furlongs with Arian second and I. Samelson third. Second race went to Shut Up at a mile and twenty yards, with Bright Night second and Maple third. Harets won the four and one half furlongs race, Emmet Orr second, Amote third. Reseda led the one mile, with Boney Boy second and Grandpa third. Leeking won the mile and twenty yards, Blue Lick second, Ben Chance third. Impromptu captured the seven furlongs, Sortie was second and Comadge third. Time figures given for each event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders
Oliver O
Richard
Ose
Lanceman
Coseeeee
Dob
the Regent
See Latson
Rochester
Tae Sadie
All Saints
Andronicus
Alsike
Eccekll Cunard
Nasturtium
Goldfinger
Peninsula
Pero Major Davige CIA
Cccceescee DM
Honolulu
Willam
Ravens Rossignol
Lauretta
Knight
Henzie
Oh Anna Darling
Chicago
Chaminade
Bominick
Arian
Winkfield
I. Samelson
Gilmore
T. Knight
Bright Night
Maple
Mathews
Harets
Woods
Emmet Orr
Amote
See
Reseda
Ransch
Boney Boy
Coburn
Grandpa
Paretto
Leeking
J. Woods
Blue Lick
Winkfields
Aera Ben Chance
Dominick
Impromptu
Sortie
Comadge
J. Mathews
Baronet Captures Purse at Newport Track
Cincinnati June 7 Baronet wins a selling race at Newport Track taking $1 000 from owner W H Sayre Captain Freeman trains the winning horse Weather clear track fast First race results Stamp Nelse Morris Durrell Time 12y% Second Baronet Prue Wood Amorosa Time 1 27% Third Finn Kenner Corinne C Dr Worth Time 0 257 Fourth Grandma II Eva Wilson Meggs Time 1 15% Fifth Dolly Warner Charles Estes Russian Time 1 48% Sixth By George Bean Allaire Time 1 15%4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
W. H. Sayre
Captain Freeman
Stamp
Patton
Nelse Morris
Finley
Durrell
Cogswell
Baronet
Beauchamp
Prue Wood
L. Jackson
Amorosa
Garnett
Jackson
Meggs
C. Wilson
Dolly Warner
Charles Estes
Russian
Williams
George
Lindsay
Bean
Allaire
Close finishes mark Fair Grounds card in slow track
At St Louis Fair Grounds three tight finishes highlighted the program as favorites and outsiders showed pace. Ethylene led early in race one with Ruby Ray second and Miss Vandelehr third. continued racing saw Kartir win race two with Carat second and Phone-Mte third. Miss Aubrey captured race three ahead of Our Lady and Birdie Stone. later Bruno led in race four with Sue Johnson and Admiral Schleyles third. Satin Coat won race five with Tea Gown second and Alea third. Amelia ceraihenene topped race six with Guide Rock and Rushfields completing the frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Kartir
O' Neil
Givens
Phone- Mte
Weber
Miss Aubrey
Gough
Our Lady
O'Neily
Birdie Stone
Earl
Satin Coat
Bell
Tea Gown
Vittatoe
Alea
O'Neill
Amelia Ceraihenene
O'Brien
Guide Rock
Neil
Rushfields
Plunkett
Voyage in Small Boat to Lisbon
Captain Howard Blackburn plans a 23 foot sloop voyage from Gloucester to Lisbon Portugal leaving Sunday next The 1899 Atlantic crossing in a 31-foot sloop took 61 days and Blackburn now expects a 45 day crossing over about 2800 miles using the Great Republic and a new route from Gloucester to Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Mass
Howard Blackburn
Atlantic
London
Great Western
Great Republic
Lisbon
Portugal
Baseball scores and upcoming games from yesterday
National League results show Cincinnati 8 New York 2 in nine innings, Chicago 6 Philadelphia 4 in ten, St. Louis 8 Boston 3, Pittsburg 5 Brooklyn 4 in eleven. American League notes Baltimore 10 Cleveland 9, Chicago 15 Washington 4, Boston 4 Milwaukee 2, Philadelphia vs Detroit listed as Iain. Future games include New York at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Pittsburg, Boston at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago, plus college and prep matchups across multiple campuses and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Milwaukee
Detroit
Iain
GAM New York
Yale University
Princton University
Printon
University of Pennsylvanus
Harvard
Cabridge
7Th Regiment
Wi Point
West Point
Carlisle Indian
Corn University
Buffalo
Knickerbocker Athletics
Fordham College
Pordham
Lafayette
Lehigh
South Bethlehem
P.c
New-York
Brooklyn Ecesen
Boston Crecereeds
Chicago Caie
Baltimore Ee
Powell Enigma Paces Boston Comeback Win
In St. Louis on June 7 Powell baffled Boston for four innings as his team led 1 to 0. The visitors mounted a ninth inning rally but Grosart, a trial fielder, shut it down. Final score shows St. Louis players Grosart Nichols Kittredge among others.
Chicago Beats Philadelphia With Strong Play On Field And Stick
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 6 to 4 in a game noted for better all around play. Philadelphia struck early with two runs but Chicago rallied with timely hits and solid defense. Dugglesby struggled on the mound and in support as Chicago pulled away in late innings. Batteries Menefee Kling for Chicago Dugglesby Douglass for Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philadelphia
Dugglesby
Menefee and
Kling
Douglass
American League Scores From Washington Boston and Baltimore
Baseball summary lists multiple games with line scores and battery pairs. InWashington RXR and B&B play as Chicago and Boston combine for runs, while Boston hosts Milwaukee and Baltimore hosts others with various battery pairings noted.
Yale Princeton Baseball Face Second Clash In Princeton
Yale visits Princeton this afternoon for a return game as both squads seek a win after Yale’s ninth inning surge in New Haven. The Tigers rely on a mix of veterans and freshmen led by Hillebrand in center and pitching duties shared by first year stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Princeton
Tigers
New Haven
Brown
Lincoln Field
Providence
Cortlandt St
Tiger
Hillebrand
Cosgrave
Underhill
Stevens
Davis
Cornell
Harvard
Guernsey
Ib Steinwendee
Waddell
Cosgrove
Sharpe
Meier
S. Cook
Ef. Hillebrand
O Rourke
Ewe. Arinslow
Rf. Earson
Bs Hirsch
C. Hutchings
Rain Halts Dartmouth Wesleyan Tilt After Seven Inning Delay
Leyan's two runs are noted as the game ends in the seventh inning due to rain. Final score shows Dartmouth with 1938404 and 2 runs, Wesleyan with 28 Batteries-Varney and Roe, Pierson and Inglis. STATE LEAGUE results include Rome 5 Albany 0 and Binghamton 7 Ilton 2. EASTERN LEAGUE scores Worcester 5 Rochester 2 Providence 7 Montreal 6. WESTERN ASSOCIATION Dayton 7 Marion 2 Columbus 4 Toledo 2 Louisville 7 Wheeling 3 Indianapolis 13 Fort Wayne 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyan
R. H. E. Dartmouth
Varney and Roe
Pierson and
Inglis
Western Association
Dayton
Marion
Columbus
Toledo
Louiisville
Louisville
Wheeling
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Stock Exchange handicap golf event at Knollwood today
More than sixty entries for the Stock Exchange handicap at Knollwood today with four prizes for the best three net scores and best gross. Notables include C B Macdonald A L Norris Daniel Chauncey A R Fish L S Kerr F M Freeman T D Hooper and H Toler. Colonia Cotton Exchange braces second annual championship with Lobster Cup for top nine hole net score and trains from Cortlandt Street to Colonia station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knollwood Inks
A. P. Kelley
F. P. Kimball
A. R. Fish
F. C. de Veau
Richard King
C. B. Macdonald
Garden City
A. L. Norris
Daniel Chauncey
Dyker Meadow
L. S. Kerr
F. M. Freeman
T. D. Hooper
Fairfield
G. C. Miller
Richmond County
H. Toler
Baltusrol
Benson B. Sloan
The
Lackawanna Railroad
Alfred L. Norris
Colonia Country Club
Cotton Exchange Brokers
Cortlandt St
Pennsylvania Railroad
Colonia Station
Colonia
James Riordan
Edward K. Cone
Frank H. Wiggin
Golf Matches Across Links Spark Local Interest
The Apawamis team will face Nassau at Glen Cove while North Jersey plays Englewood and Midland competes at Flushing. Morris County begins Thebaud Cup match play, Jersey City runs the club championship first round, and Rockaway Hunt hosts a men's foursomes. Handicaps are announced at multiple clubs including Oakland and Wee Burn.
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Brooklyn Jockey Club
Gravesend
Agenoula
Apawamis
Nassau
Oakland
Cotton Exchange
Colomia
Morris County
Rockaway
Snals
Innie Arden
Harbor Hal
Newark
Devon
Automobile Club
Tuxedo
New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
Brooklyn Canoe Club
Graves— End Bay
Ainsley
Kings County
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Clyde
Manhasset Bay
Canarsie Club
Jamaica Bay
Broooklyn Yacht Club
Gravesend Bay
Yale
Montclair
Manhattan
Prospect Park
Paterson
Brooklyn
Essex County
Nelson Lodge
Jeaner Athletic Club
Knickerbocker Athletic Cub
Glen Cove
North Jersey
Englewood
Midland
Flushing
Jersey City
Rockaway Hunt
Harbor Hill
Newark Athletic Club
Dyker Meadow
Marine and Field
Wee Burn
van Cortlandt
Ballusrol
Innis Arden Links
Rain Forces Two Defaults in Women’s Championship
In Morris County, rain caused two defaults in the first round as Miss Bryce and Miss Halburt defaulted to Mrs. William Shippen and Miss Willis without playing. Miss Wetmore beat Miss Slade 4 up 3 to play, and Mrs. W Fellowes Morgan edged Miss Swords by 1 up. Morgan and Wetmore advance to the finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris County
Miss Bryce
Miss Halburt
William Shippen
Miss Willis
Miss Wetmore
Miss Slade
W. Fellowes Morgan
Iss Swords
Mrs. Morgan
Putting Match At Bay Shore Club Close Fight Among Women
An interesting putting match at Bay Shore Golf Club yesterday featured three trials per competitor from the 1 and 50 yard marks. Mrs Hubbs won by one stroke with Mrs Brinkerhoff and Mrs O Donohue tied for second after a playoff. Entries for the United States open championship near Boston closed with secretary Robert Kerr. many leading professionals have signified participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Shore Golf Club
R. Brinkerhoff
Charles O' Donohue
Grace Ellis
J. W. Benning
E. C. Blum
S. F. Rothschild
G. Ellis
C. F. Hubbs
R. Underhill
Lulu Hyde
United States
Myopia Hunt Club
Boston
Robert B. Kerr
Kerr
Knickerbocker Club Beaten by Manhattan in Bayonne Cricket
Knickerbocker Athletic Club falls to Manhattan Cricket Club by 37 runs and 7 wickets at Bayonne. W Adam scores 51 not out for Manhattan, with Patrick and Cesar contributing 45 and 27 not out. Knickerbocker’s Hunter and Stiles top scoring for their side with 39 and 32. Several fixtures follow in Metropolitan District Cricket League and related matches tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Manhattan Cricket Club
Bayonne
Knickerbockers
W. Adam
F. J. Patrick
J. K. Cesar
Knickerbocker A. C
Montclair Athletic Club
Prospect Park
Nelson Lodge Club
New York Cricket Association
Brooklyn
Essex County
Paterson
Manhattan
Newark
Kings County
Nelson Lodge
Chadwick
Bermuda
Rooklyn
Bridgeport
Former amateur champ Bil Hanrahan to meet Jimmy Handler
Bil Hanrahan and Jimmy Handler of Newark are matched for a twenty round bout to take place within two weeks. They have previously fought once in Philadelphia with Sahen taking a win in three rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bil” HanrAhan
Jimmy”Handler
Newark
Philadelphia
Sahen Taken
Multnomah Athl. Club sets four game bowling record
In Portland on June 7 the Multnomah Athletic Club bowling team broke the American cocked hat record for four games with a total of 1143 points, surpassing the former mark of 1133 set by the Y M C A team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Young Men's Christian Association
Multnomah Athletic Club
Yachts on the Clyde Open Regatta Delivers American Interest
The Glasgow Exhibition Regatta opened at Rothesay on the Clyde with two yacht classes racing fifty miles between the Island of Bute and Ayrshire. Shamrock I faced British rivals including the Meteor and Kariad, while the American cutter Nevada led the smaller class, finishing strong in round one before shifting pace. Nevada won the 6 footers, with the Sybarita and Shamrock I also contending as winds eased and competitors faltered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothesay
Firth of Clyde
Glasgow
Charles F. Herreshoff, Jr
Nevada
Pointhouse
Racing Association
Lais
Carina
Tutty
Firth
Shamrock I
Lats
H. M.S
H. M.S. Shamrock F
Cumbrae Island
Sybarita
Meteor
Kariad
Shamrock
Step end of Constitution mast moved to Herreshoff shop
In Bristol on June 7 the step end of the Constitution mainmast was moved from the wharf to the Herreshoff boat shop. Riggers loaded it on a scow and placed it inside the shop. The angle frames show no more damage than when manufactured. Top sides were painted to hide Tuesday’s scratches. The second mate Nelson, knocked overboard during the accident, has returned home for brief rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
R. T
Constitution
Herreshoff
Nelson
Rowing lineup shakeup at Columbia names Niezer and Townsend
Columbia moved Maxwell Stevenson from stroke to No 6 and placed Charles M Niezer at stroke. H H Huffaker left No 2 varsity and Townsend replaced him, having previously rowed there. Freshman R S Stangland, punished for smoking, remains on probation awaiting a second chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Maxwell Stevenson
Charles M
Niezer
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Ithaca
H. H. Huffaker
Townsend
Huffaker
R. S. Stangland
Garaherd
Centered
Penn Sylvania Henley crew final practice before voyage
The University of Pennsylvania Henley crew trained on the Schuylkill River and defeated the freshman boat by five lengths in 9:12 25 for the first mile and a half. They prepare to sail to England tomorrow aboard the steamship Waesland, with both shells packed for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
University of PennSylvania
Henley
Schuyltkill River
England
Waesland
Europe
Ward
Poughkeepsie
Columbia Regatta at University Boathouse on Hudson
Columbia hosts its annual commencement regatta this afternoon from the university boathouse on the Hudson. Races include eights fours doubles and singles with a varsity versus freshman clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
University Boathouse
Hudson
Yale crews return from morning row in good health
Gales Ferry Connecticut June 7 Yale varsity eight four oared and freshmen all returned from a mile and a half spin in good health and spirits and resumed examinations. Johnson moved to seat No 3 replacing Rumsey in the varsity eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Johnson
Rumsey
Erie County athletic contests held at Pan-American Exposition
At the Pan-American Exposition stadium the Erie County track and field events resumed after a June 1 delay. Jerry Pierce of the Carlisle Indian School won the five mile run in 26:39.5 with Frank Pierce finishing third and winning the mile handicap. Local competitors dominated other events as visitors included Chauncey Depew and Sir Charles Rivers Wilson. Cadets from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and a Marine detachment also attended and prepared a model camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Erie County
Jerry” Pierce
Carlisle
Chauncey M. Depew
Charles Rivers Wilson
Federation of Woman's Literary and Educational Organizations
New York State
Woman's Building
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Institute
St. John’s Military Academy
Camp Buchanan
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Commodore Williamson
Peking
Hankow the Chic ago of China Trade Center
Hankow is highlighted as a major Yangtze treaty port and inland commercial hub. The British Board of Trade Journal notes its population, river and rail access, export dominance, vessel activity, and growing role in Hankow Peking Railway plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hankow
Chicago
China
British Board of Trade Journal
Yang-tse
Yang Tse
Shanghai
Hank Kow
Commissioner of Customs
Hankow Im
Hankow-Peking
Indian Import and Export Trades Journal
Han River
Peking
Canton
Wuchang
Hanyeng
Yang
Lu-Han
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RXR & B&b
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BE. H. Griffiths
Cesar
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Cesar J. Nash
Cricket Today
Committee On Law of the Board of Aldermen
M. Butler
Automobile Club of American
W. W. Niles
National Association of Automobile Manufacturers
J. J. Brower
John C. Coleman
West End Association
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William A. L. M. Carrere
Joe Maus
R. D. Benson
W. L. Hurmance
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Samuel Brown
Schmidt
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George H. Kelly
Thomas A. Barnford
William Howell
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M. J. Collins
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Arlington
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G. B.rtin
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John J. Henry
M. Strasburger
Fernbagher
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G. W. Slingerland
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L. W. Garrick
Alexander Schaap
W. H. Brokaw
A. W. Schenck
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Leonard Milcoden
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