Proper's Clever Run in Gruesome Gravesend Race
At Gravesend yesterday heavy conditions produced few favorites winning. Proper, five year old son of Prestonpans, won from Garnish and Go Between in a one mile and seventy yard handicap, after a late start regain. Gazelle Transmute dominated the Gazelle stakes, with St Georgette defeating major rivals in easy fashion.
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Gravesend
Heolf
Go Between
Butt- Ung
Werkman
Garnish
Beldame
Alana-Dale
Graziano
Proper
Merry
Knapp
Huttling
Buttling
Aranatale
Graziallo
Gerish
E. E. Smathers
St. Georgette
Mr. Clay
Auvergne
Jack Martin
Alugh de Reszke
Reszke
Ashworth
Little W. Sia
W. Denapp
Dyron
Iris Agel
Belis
Smith
Sebatter
Seale
Girdin
J. Johnson
Fateh
Siontreson
Delaware St
Auitier
Bennington
Atcerier
Sagavaad
Atu
Mna
Mamiunersm
Miller Haobaughiin
Davis
Garaish
Turites
Ianer
Chat
Ovesra
Bove
Aeree
Vo Hou Ass
Orm Ockey
Burne
Ranenrete
Bus Lyne
Awe
Booker Mitinarpe
Robbins
Neiave
Bullman
Verizon Mineraid
Majtengfeld
Vearmianl
Amelin
Tate
Sherar Ane Ae Reed
Wiieh
Baituer
Agerin Bob
Coe
Davis Cass
Youibasaa
Paddock Paragraphs: Hastings Filly Sold at Gravesend
James Blute bid Thomas Monahan's three year old Hastings filly Campo up to 2000 dollars and bought her. Adbell, once sold to Smathers, was returned to Madden. Smathers said he returned Adbell so Sam Hildreth would not own any of his horses. Philip Dwyer plans Major Daingerfield in the Advance Stakes today after a selling race win. Mars Cassidy orders Proper placed on the schooling list for a kicking issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Blute
Thomas Monahan
Hastings
Campo
Gravesend
Adbell
E. Smathers
John B Madden
Philip Dwyer
Major Daingerfield
New York Driving Club Matinee Schedule Announced
The New York Driving Club unveiled its season matinees starting June 17 with a formal clubhouse opening, reception, and luncheon for members and guests. The season features multiple cups for trotting and pacing heats and points leaders with entries including West Wilkes, Zimora, Governor Holt, and King Chimes. Morris Park Handicap entries total seventeen machines, led by Louis Chevrolet in a three lap race and Dan Vargis piloting the 5 horsepower Reo with a small tolerance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
Ackley C. Schuyler
Luke A. Burke
West Wilkes
Zimora
W. C. Floyd-Jones
Governor Holt
King Chimes
Orangeburg
Morris Park
Louis Chevrolet
Chevrolet
Dan Vargis
Races Show Jack Martin’s Return To Form At Gravesend
Yesterday Major Daingerfield faced tough competition as Jack Martin won the last two races in clever fashion. Sloan rode at Gravesend but cannot race in the East due to ongoing issues with the Jockey Club in England, while Martin’s performance suggests he’s returning to his best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Martin
Smathers Offers Reward Over Horse Deaths Near White Plains
White Plains New Jersey June 7 E E Smathers turfman with a large place near White Plains offers a $40 reward for the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for two two year old horses bred to race under his colors dying after a Sunday incident. The animals reportedly had tin cans tied to their ankles causing them to panic and collide with barbed wire paddock fences, leaving them bleeding and dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. J
E. E. Smathers
Giants Beat Pittsburg In Open of Western Trip
Mathewson pitched a strong game for the Giants beating Pittsburg 6 to 1 in the first of a Western trip. Bresnahan and Mertes sparked the offense with timely hits, and the New York defense supported the righty while eight thousand fans watched.
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Pittsburg
Jo Mathewson
Giants
Mortes
Gilbert
Devin
Mathewson
Clarke
Bresnahan
Mertes
Donlin
Browne
Ritchey
McGann
Amely
Douilin
Dahlen
Sly
Ion Serly
New Tork
Pabr Ibpo
Dontin
Browns
McGans
Reanatan
Pune
Strick
Highlanders Fall Short as Cleveland Games Weathered Out
Akron era notes show Cleveland leading 8 to 0 when rain halted the Highlanders at American League Park. Boston beat St Louis 2 to 1 while Chicago crushed Philadelphia 8 to 0. Eastern results list Providence 5 Toronto 4 with other games postponed.
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Brooklyn
Cinsinnati
Boston
Chiow
New York
Vittaburg
Philadelphia
St. Louia
Crowning
Chicago
Bt. Louis
Busnes
Detruit
Washington
St Lous
Providence
Toronto
WGRAW CONTROVERSY REPLY ON MCCRAW TROUBLES
Pittsburg June 7 John T Brush president of the New York National League Club answers President Pulliam in the McGraw controversy. He says Pulliam repudicates his own law and seeks court relief but Brush claims he sought to restrain violations of league constitution and umpire rules. He notes penalties for player removals and cites disputed charges against McGraw with witnesses and affidavits ignored by the league president and board. He adds the player is not the only one whose views should be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
McGraw
Pulliam
John T. Brush
New York National League Club
Sheldon
Nicolaw
Dreyfuss
Brooklyn Keeps on Losing in Western Trip
Brooklyn Superbas lost the first game of their Western trip to Cincinnati after a three-run early start, with Cincinnati rallying through the fourth and sixth innings to win. Chicago beat Boston 10 to 2 as Chicago pitchers struggled with control and errors. Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 7 to 4 despite St. Louis holding the better batting edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
ST. Louis
Stone
Moran
Dineen
Dinesa
Criger
Petty
Sugden
Attendanos
Cincinnati
Superbas
Harvard shuts out Bowdoin in Cambridge tilt
June game in Cambridge featured costly Bowdoin errors and strong Harvard defense. Schoenfuss, a Harvard football player, pitched four innings allowing one hit while Fite of Bowdoin yielded four hits as eight Bowdoin errors aided Harvard’s victory.
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Cambridge
Mass
Bowdoin
Harvard
Fite
Howdoin
Schoenfuss
Janings
Opie
Adventuss
Cabura
Stephencoat
Buat
Exeter's Strong Finish Beats Pennsylvania 2 to 1
Exeter, N. H. 1, June 7. After tying in the ninth Exeter rallied in the tenth and defeated the University of Pennsylvania 2 to 1. Pennsylvania led early in the second but was shut out thereafter as Exeter scored two runs in the tenth on Jones’s triple and Cooney’s triple plus two singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
N. 1
Phillips Exeter
University of Pennsylvania
Penneyivania
Hock
T. Jones
Cooney
Academy Boys
Pennsylvania
Waa
Ieee
Hare
Bauer
Aree-Bane
Greaty
Te Jones
Rages
Sina
Amherst Suffers Defeat in Fierce Hitters Game
Amherst fell to Holy Cross in a tense afternoon contest with twenty two hits off multiple pitchers. Holy Cross hit one home run and three triples as Danahey was struck by a pitch and removed with Hide replacing him. Beach contributed offensively.
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Brooklyn
Bheckard
Kelley
Lumiey
Seymour
Gesxier
Ta Odwall
Lewis
Bridsralt
Downe
Phelps
Bergen
Harper
McIntyre
Ben Haka
Cincinnati
Oewell
Seymour Beales
Hatch
Owell
Daudin Sheckard
Kalley- Sheckard
Pisya
Oiwe
Gessler
Bridwell
Barry
Basco
Skintyre
Balle
Hunn
Bersen
Sheckard
Wuintyre
Burp
Tyr
Hahn
Amherst
Mans
Holy Cross
Danahey
Fordham Varsity F Awards Go To Multiple Athletes
Fordham honors list includes baseball players Connelly Gargan McCarthy Raftls for varsity F and football players O Malley Raftls Gargan Witspatrick Cassaza Conlon Coveney Sweeney. Track team members Manrheid Nebrick Sulliven Gargan Cassese Shean. The June 17 baseball game against Carlisle Indians has been cancelled.
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Fordham
Connelly
Gargan
McCarthy
Raftls
O'Malley
Witspatrick
Cassaza
Conlon
Coveney
Sweeney
Manrheid
Nebrick
Sulliven
Cassese
Shean
Carlisle Indians
May Race Sunday At Vailsburg Track
Police Judge Sweeney of the 4th Precinct Police Court in Newark dismissed charges against Charles B. Bloemecks lessee of the Vailsburg bicycle track and others arrested on Sunday for Sunday bicycle racing. He said he would refuse to entertain similar complaints at this time.
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Vailsburg
Sweeney
Newark
Charles B. Bloemecks
Smith and Anderson Scorelest English Championship
London June 7 The forty fourth annual tournament for the open golf championship of Great Britain began at St Andrew s this morning A record entry of 12 players will necessitate three days play A high wind made the conditions unfavourable for low scoring Willie Anderson the open champion of the United States made the first round in 8 Alec Smith another American player made a good 8 George S Lyon the amateur player from Canada played a fair round in 8 Some of the other scores in the first round were J W Taylor 9 Toogood 8 Aleck Herd 80 Harry Vardon Ammaud Massey 81 James Braid 81 H Hunt 1 Ernest Gray 2 Willie Fernie John Graham Jr 88 James Kay T Simson 3 Heree Fowler 86 Willie Park 4 Jack White 85 Osmund Scott 8
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London
Great Britain
St. Andrew’s
Willie Anderson
United States
Alec Smith
George S& Lyon
Canada
H. Chandler Egan
St. Louis
J. Vi. ‘Taylor
Toogood
Aleck Herd
Harry Vardon
Ammaud Massey
James Braid
H. Hunt
Eirnest Gray
Willie Fernie
John Graham, Jr
James Kay
T. Simson
Hereee Fowler
Wille Park
Jack White
Osmund Scott
Fraser back at stroke as Columbia varsity eight wins practice
Fraser stayed at stroke for Columbia's varsity eight in a practice at Poughkeepsie New York. Post returned to No 4 as the eight kept its regular order. A morning race between first and second eights showed the senior boat pulling away. Afternoon work covered the four mile course and breathing exercises were introduced in training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughksepeia
Raser
Post
Goodwin
Yale crews on the Thames in rough conditions
Yale crews from New Haven began practice on the Thames River with varsity, freshman, and four on red boats. Strong wind and rough water limited time on the water, with Ortmeyer replacing Daly in the varsity boat and Daly set for a small operation. Yale’s new crew quarters impressed the varsity, and light work was planned for tomorrow with workouts both morning and evening. The Yale launch was delayed by rough Sound weather, expected to reach tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Varsity
New Haven
Staten Island Ladies Club Lawn Tennis Tourney Opens
Braving adverse conditions the Staten Island Ladies' Club opened its annual lawn tennis tournament on turf courts in Livingston. In the opening women's doubles, Orange Lawn Tennis Club players Miss Dorothy Gordon and Miss Elizabeth Hitch won a spirited three-set match against the Ladies' Club duo Miss Adelaide Irving and Miss Edith M. Donald by scores 46, 4-2, s-% The committee scheduled singles and doubles to start the next morning with finals to follow on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten Island Ladies’ Club
Livingston
Staten Island
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Dorothy Gordon
Elizabeth Hitch
Mi Adelaide Irving
Edith M. Donald
No Play On Crescent Courts In Rain Delayed Tennis Meet
Rain soaked Crescent Athletic Club turf at Bay Ridge delaying matches for the American challenging lawn tennis team. Tomorrow at 4 pm Beals C Wright faces Ward while Larned meets Whitman, with additional singles and doubles pairings planned as the schedule shifts to earlier starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Benjamin A. Kelley
Wiliam A. Larned
Beals C. Wright
Larned
Whitman
Ward
Wright
Gee Weaver
Fischett
Little and Fisher
Clothier
Wright Moeing Alexander
Hackett
Manhasset Bay Yacht Club Regatta Schedule and Course Details
Twelve classes sanctioned for the sixth annual regatta of the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club with starts at noon off Execution Lighthouse. The course covers a triangular route in Hempstead Bay, involving multiple buoy marks and a two-leg loop for larger classes, with shorter legs for boats under 27 feet. Races governed by the Yacht Racing Association of Long Island Sound rules.
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Manhasset Bay Yacht Club
New-York Yacht Club
Larchmont
American Yacht Clubs
Week's Point
Hempstead Bay
Yacht Racing Association of Long Island Soun
Auto meet date changed by Empire City Club
The Empire City Club moves its next automobile meeting from June 17 to June 4 and aims to secure National Circuit status. Hartford and Empire avoid clash with June 17 dates. Brighton Beach and Philadelphia may cancel June 2 meetings. Philadelphia’s National Circuit slot may pass to Empire. many large cars, new racers eager to race at the track’s fast surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire City Club
Hartford
Empire
Brighton Beach
Philadelphia
Empire Club
Blue ribbons for dogs at Mineola kennels show
At Mineola New York on June 7 the Ladies Kennel Association staged an open air dog show with blue ribbons awarded in multiple classes. Heavy rain drenched spectators as dogs were judged on the grounds near Queens Nasau Duir, with several horse races and a fall injuring rider Henry Chipps.
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Mineola
Long Island
Robert Stevens
H. M. Harriman
Perry Belmont
James I. Kernochan
Joseph & Stevens
Jack Forster
Monte la Montagne
Daniel Chauncey
Leonard Jacob
Hall
Captain Hall
J. Smith-Hadden
Frances Hadden
E. Willard Roby
Samuel Willets
Edward Willets
J. P. Grace
W. R. Grace
Noton
Bryce
General Bryce
Maxwell Stevenson
Meadow Brook
Rockaway
Great Neck Club
Henry Chipps
Meadow Brook Colony
Gold Ring
Blue Hell
Reynal
Blue Bell
Jimm Diamonds
Finch
Simper
Sione
Pologon Ciuba
Ridere ii
Wincer
Abwen
Raynalis Arlby
Glenry C. Paison
Indies Baves
Quareamile Cas Wes Tider
Disa
Gowtensntie
Weetbary Epals
Pepe Tits, Seale
Inners
Cisiand
Cocara
Cota
Steers
Caldald
Pate
Meshal Deemend, Seer
Venture coach horses fetch strong prices at sale
Last night a sale in Van Tas sell and Kearney rooms saw Venture coach horses realize solid sums led by Viscount at 1025 dollars. Other bids included De Ge Greenside at 1.05 and Portsmouth Sean at 80, with several lot prices near or over 100 dollars. The event followed daily runs from Holland House to Belmont Park during the Westchester Racing Association spring meeting. prices reflected careful stock selection and good conformation. Separately, the Amateur United States committee set the annual track and field championships for August 4 in connection with the Lewis, Portland, Clark Centennial events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Tassell & Kearney
Holland House
Belmont Park
Westchester Racing Association
de Ge “Eo Greenside
Portsmouth
Sean Elding Yi
Big Tip
West
United States
Championship Athletic Union
Road Drivers Rally At Speedways Under NY Road Association
The article describes a spring motor meet under the Road Association of New York on the upper stretch of a speedway. Donations by H D om and H Tyuke A Burke support the event. Past matiness were held, promising a fastest time record at Coes ag 2. Joie the contests have been keenly followed by families.
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Road Association of
New-York
To Speedway
HD. Om
H Tyuke A. Burke
Coes Ag
Rush to Plant Corn Prompted by Cold Iowa Weather
Sioux City Iowa June 5 Farmers rush to plant corn as cold wet May delays sowing. Women leave housework to help farm work and cows wait for milking as seed selection and ground preparation accelerate. Despite hardships, hope grows for a record corn crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa
Northwest
Eeisleusky
Carly Ang Ste
Com 5
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Mars Cassidy
Driving Club
Ivan Tha Terrible
Bohemia
Jake Sanders
Mimi Es
Melbourne Eclipse
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Forteapalion Oo
Swetheart
Tandard Stai
Synonby
Rsa Feaose Cairngorm
Coeeisteen
Doscaqueta
Lora
Ken
Onatas
Ara Buttons
Tike
St. Betephe
Myrtie D
Aimee A
Flavieny
Hester W
United
Yed" Sloan
Jockey Club
England
Smathers
Professional League Baseball
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G. Lous
Ec Wepiget
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Dougherty
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Hess
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Sehreck
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Macarthy and Kelley
Young
Mal
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O'Neill
Young Mod Street
Hiem
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Sepha Pagal
Loule
Tsi Batterien
Pittinger
Dorin
Kellum
McFarland
Eralie
Jackson
Dartmouth
Conn
Hell
Sidilin
Rein
Luo
Chapin
Satin and
Ree Moly
Kamherst
Tooons
Princeton
Bucknell
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Leatch
Porteer
Metm
Secowl
Tiger
Don" Doyle
Prineston
Doyle and Cosney
Brown
Ile
Jone
Massachusetts Agricultural College Today
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Ehmke
Tamaign
Higgins
Iagram
Open Golf
Patented Building Construction CO
Broadway
New
Columbia
Fraser
Qutrows
Thames
Gordon
Hitch
Manhasset Bay
Mr. Phipps
Venture Coach
Viscount
H. B. Kirk & CO
Ektrkate
Frankfort, Ky
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