Jockeys Escape Death at Gravesend in Fierce Race Day
Jockeys Swain W Doyle and G Burns faced instant death at Gravesend yesterday but escaped with injuries. Burns fell from Sailor Boy in race three, then rode on. Swain and Doyle were nearly trampled when Willihoe and Helen Porter crashed at the start of the last race. Both hurt but not hospitalized, later sent home. Referee Miller was disqualified for rough riding, fined 200 dollars and suspended a week. Barbary Belle won the May teakes and Belfast, heavily backed, was upset. Golden West beat Robin Hood in race one, as Walsh the stable boy celebrated. Otasulga proved class in the second, Tilekine faltered turning for home, while Tileekine’s odds rose. Miller’s lack of winners continues. suspension will pause his followers’ betting.
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Swain
W. Doyle
G. Burns
Gravesend
Sailor Boy
Willihoe
Helen Porter
Miller
Brother Thomas
Dan Buhre
Bright Bay
Ambush
Barbary Belle
Belfast
Hbs
Belle
Iroquois
Ingham
Golden West
Robin Hood
Walsh
Otasulga
Queen Marguerite
Tileing
Ironsides
Vy Johnson
Ic Unges
Hasbrouck
Tilekine
Peter
Emer
Homer Selby
Frank Weir
Lds
Upwa
SS & Vt
Gamibri
Gerst
Radtke
Battleaxe
Dugar
Martin
York
Hennessey
Delawar
Marster
Lele ‘ McGuire
Robin Ho
le West
Gambrinus
Notasulga
Marguerite Btarita
Clara
Hollister
Bungleam
N & Lo
Kodak
Gide
Wwe
McGregor
Rsythe
Ar Koerner
Furth
Notter
Preston
Nanno
McLaughit
Henry
Maember
Seoville
Netasuiga
Marguerite
Gene Russell
Herve
Aisha
McCormick
Masaniello
Hers
Bradley
Prior
Dwyer
Cottontown
Milleti
I Nelson
Williams
Tronsides
Whitn
Duganus
Zerhus
Baner
Koerner
Muir
Ge Talbert
Ralley
Daly
Burns
Tine
Red Friar
Watercress Barbary Maid Good Post
Bettin
Ze Ki Jeeran Kio
Behrether
Dugan
Ie Ingham
Jennings
Vingut
Tim OT Johnson
Keckman
Lorin
Brown
S & A. Russell
Patchogue S T
Herkeley
Beverwryck St
Knessey
Kiillecrankie
Selbroek Tuillertes
Betti Titekilns
Johnson
Aie Clorace
Helen Boe
Monahan
Thigan Os
Tinker Bell
Paget
Laughing Eyes
Chelsea St
Richmond Duke
Willams
Sennet
Go Talbert
Hiac
Hildreth
Ty Awain
Saltram
Wilson
J. Radtke
Helen B
Botne
Mazagan
Adria
Tetera Jaca
McGinnisy
Bro. Thom
Patchogue St
Miller Bright Bar
Emery
P. Belmont
al H Woods
Sullivan
Horner Ww
Widener
Crimmin Bizzy Izzy
Sennett
Roewell
Oes
Loughlin
Qe Simmons
Aden
Darden
Beee Ee Trader
Garside
Scoville
Wailde
Spreckele
Nelson
Wain
Se Lg
Dor
Thomas
Almos
Lively lawn tennis finals edge toward titles
The metropolitan lawn tennis event at West Side Club sees Edna Wildey from Plainfield CC reach the women’s singles final to face Elizabeth Moore the national title holder. Wildey defeats Clover Boldt 6-2 6-4. Mixed doubles start with Marie Wasner and Henry Mollenhauer winning over Alice Fish and Herbert Westfall. Frederick G. Anderson dominates Ross Burchard to reach the men’s singles semi finals.
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West Side Lawn Tennis Club
17Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Edna Wildey
Plainfield Country Club
Elizabeth H. Moore
Miss Wildey
Clover Boldt
Marie Wasner
Henry H. Mollenhauer
Alice Fish
Herbert J. Westfall
Miss Wasner
Mollenhauer
Frederick G. Anderson
Ross Burchard
Anderson
Metropolitan
Pieinfield Cour Club
Clover Loldt
West Side
Henry Ho Moltenhauer
Kings County
G. i Touchard
Hamitter Grange
Real West Side
Boss Bare West Lists
C. E._ Hoe
New York
Erving C. Wright
Longwood Cricket Club
Boston
West Fault
B. Alexander Ah. Ho Hackett
W. L. Pate Am Hughes
Bre
O. H. Hinck
G. Smith
Mon
F. Inman
H. It
Richmond County Country Club
Tomlinson
Rk. H Carleton
Crescent A. C
F. Cragin
Fth Regiment
R. Allen
Louis Hatzfeld
Iran
Dr. Glazebrook
C. Crepe
Morristown
Rouni
P. Teuchard
Julio M. Steinacher
Hermilton Gran
Sfl Rae
H. Carpenter
Wylie ©. Grant
Herbert L. Westfall
W. L. Righter
Montclair A. C
Mre
W. H. Pouch
Thomas C. Trask
Powelton Country Club
Weet
Miss Clover Boldt
A. C. Bo
Wright and Behr Win Davis Cup Trial at Crescent Club
Beals C Wright and Karl H Behr, top American Davis Cup hopefuls, defeated Robert Le Roy 6 1 7 5 and Clarence Hobart 4 6 2 6 2 at Crescent Athletic Club Bay Ridge. The Wright Behr pair then beat Clothier Larned 10 8 6 3 6 1 in a tight doubles. Separately Robert Townsend won the New York Club open handicap at 183rd Street and Manhattan Avenue, beating Dr William Rosenbaum 6 4 7 5 6 2. Townsend notching his third straight win in the event despite a minus 30 handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beals C. Wright
Karl H. Behr
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Wright
Robert le Roy
Behr
Clarence Hobart
Hobart
William J. Clothier
William A. Larned
Clothier Sand Larned
Robert Townsend
New York
183D Street
Manhattan Avenue
William Rosenbaum
Townsend
Dr. Rosenbaum
Glass Doll Wins Oaks at Epsom in Royally Tight Finish
London June 7 Glass Doll won the Oaks for three-year-old fillies at Epsom covering about one and a half miles. Laomedia finished second with Lady Hasty third as fourteen horses started. Glass Doll surged in the final sixteenth to win by a half length at 25 to 1.
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London
Glass Doll
Epsom
Laomedia
Lady Hasty
Glass Dell
Motor Boat Race to Bermuda Delayed Start Set at 1 PM
The Ocean race to Bermuda will start about 1 p m from Fort Wadsworth in the Narrows due to delays in Ailsa Craig. Only two boats enter this year the Idaho owned by Peter Shields of Philadelphia and the Ailsa Craig owned by James Craig and Eben Stevens of New York City. Both boats carry leg of mutton mainsails mizzens and small jibs with provisions for one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh
Gambel
Motor Boat Club of America
Ailsa Craig
Bermuda
Scotland
Fort Wadsworth
Narrows
West With Street
Idaho
Peter Shields
Philadelphia
James Craig
Eben Stevens
Well Known Horseman Dead in Toronto on Jury Day
Toronto June 7. Alex McKenzie owner of the Kirkfield Stable and a famed Northern Circuit racing man died from appendicitis on jury day. Suffered a sudden illness and passed after brief indisposition. Burial plans will be announced by the family.
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Toronto
Alex. McKenzie
Kirkfield
Sins dl Oa
McGuire Named Manager of Boston Team
Boston June 7 President John S Taylor announced the hiring of James McGuire of the New York Americans to manage the Boston American League club. McGuire will assume duties Monday and longtime third baseman and former captain Collins has been traded to Philadelphia for John Knight.
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Boston
John S. Taylor
James McGuire
New York Americans
McGuaire
Collins
Philadelphia
John Knight
New York Yacht Club Opens Season With Spring Cup Race
The New York Yacht Club will start its racing season with a Spring cups race sailed on Long Island Sound off Glen Cove. Entries must be filed by 4 p.m. June 12 with committee members H. de B. Parsons Ernest Lorillard and Walter C. Kerr. The start is set for 12 o'clock Thursday with a warning signal from the committee boat in Hempstead Bay. A class race will be declared off if one yacht fails to finish within half an hour after sunset. The club’s annual cruise begins August 8, with rendezvous at Glen Cove.
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New York Yacht Club
Long Island Sound
Glen Cove
Regatta Committee
H. de B. Parsons
Ernest Lorillard
Walter C. Kerr
Hempstead Bay
Auto Endurance Run Report Delays Protests and Penalties
Unofficial report on the New York Motor Club two hundred mile run to Albany shows protests delaying formal results. Corbin touring car leads Class A while Haynes tops runabout. out of twenty nine entrants twenty seven started and eighteen reached Albany before midnight with multiple penalties at several checkpoints including Joughkeepsie Amenia Great Barrington and Chatham.
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New York Motor Club
Albany
Corbin
Haynes
Joughkeepsie
Amenia
Lozier
Welch
Pope-Toledo
White
Aerocar
Corbins
Reo
Great Barrington
Chatham
Hard Polo Match Ends With Meadow Brook Defeat For Squadron A
Meadow Brook second team fought a fierce polo bout at Westchester Country Club, beating Squadron A 6 to 4 after a fast opening period. Meadow Brook’s offense clicked with multiple goals while Jay Phipps and H C Phipps thwarted many Squadron attempts. Rough play and a head over heels tumble for R C Lawrence marked the final fifteen minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Brook
Westchester
Long Islanders
Hunt Club
Walter McCluren
Leavitt Munt
Fettle
Jay Phipps
R. C. Lawrence
Automobiles Set 24 Hour Stock Car Race at Brighton Beach
United States Motor Racing Association to host a twenty four hour stock car race at Brighton Beach on August 9 1. The event forms part of a circuit across major East and Midwest cities. Joseph M. Gaites presides, and long distance track racing aims to settle car merits without using public highways. The Long Island Automobile Club endurance run from Brooklyn to Greenport saw ten cars finish with perfect scores in three classes.
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New York
Philadelphia
Brighton Beach
United States Motor Racing Association
Washington
East
Middle West
Joseph M. Gaites
American Automobile Association
Uttire
Long Island Automobile Club
Brooklyyn
Greenport
Long Island
Agin
J. D. Rourk
Cadillac
J. «. Kirkham
Maxwell
E. H. Barnum
Columbia
R Pardes
Oldsmobile
C. G. Arnold
Pope-Toledo
Clat
R. G. Kelsey
Matheson
H. Burns
Packard
A. N. Wilcox
E. B. Strong
Pierce
C. A. Carlson
Winton
Yankees Fall to Cleveland in Error Laden Loss at Park
The Yankees were defeated 6 to 4 at American League Park as a series of costly errors and muffed plays doomed New York. Cleveland capitalized with timely hits and standout defense, including Joss Williams and Lajoie at key moments, while Hoffman delivered a strong defensive throw.
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Yankees
Cleveland
Hoffman
Hinchman
Kiernon
Lajoie Williams
Lajoie
Kitson
Flick
Bradley
Stovall
Cha
Chase
Williams
Clarke
Turner
Kleinow
Orth
Itson
Keller
Birmingham
Fleck
Fieck
New York
Keeler
Rfo
Btovali
Elberfeld
Clark
Conroy
Flick Lites
Piers
Valde
Bale
Kitaon
Jose
Piter Kiteen
Kletrow
pire—Sheridag
Detroit Beats Boston in Seven to One Exhibition Affair
Detroit pitchers Siever Donovan and Archer blanked Boston as Batters tally. Umpires Evans and Stafford presided. Final score shows Detroit winning seven to zero with scarce details on plays or context.
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Boston
Detroit
Siever
Donovan
Archer
Roston
Glaze
Shaw
Evans and Stafford
National League Games And Standings Report
Rainy day slate limits NL action with only Pittsburg beating Boston 5 to 4. Giants Cubs postponed while Brooklyn Cincinnati and St Louis had rainouts. Standings show Chicago leading with 38 wins, New York 28, Boston 26, Cincinnati 18, Philadelphia 25, Pittsburgh 21, St Louis 12.
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Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
L. P.c
Ww. LP
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Witstory
Brooklion
St Louis
Giants
Cubs
Cinccinnati
Eastern League games and standings update
Eastern League results show Baltimore 4 Providence 5 Rochester 0 Newark 3 Montreal 2 in today’s games. Standings list Toronto 18 11 621 Newark 16 5 516 Jersey City 20 14 588 Baltimore 18 15 631 Buffalo 17 15 631 Montreal 13 17 434 Rochester 16 16 500 Providence 11 21 544.
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Jersey City
Wemrnes
Baltimore
Rochester
Newark
Montreal
Providence
City
Toronto
Aoxeee Fiatrato
Below
Beloronto
Travers Behr Set Final Round In New Jersey Golf Match
Jerome D. Travers of Montclair and Max Behr of Morris County reach the 36 hole final of the eighth annual New Jersey State Golf Association championship at Baltusrol. Behr eliminates Archis Graham to advance, while Travers defeats E M Barnes, with Behr favored to win the title.
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Jerome D. Travers
Montclair
Max Behr
Morris County
New Jersey State Golf Association
Baltacrel Links
Behr
Archis Graham
North Jersey
Yale
Baltusrol
Behr-Graham
Graham
Rere En Bratesdeegstane
Farlier
Murray Olyphant
Englewood
Charles W. O'Connor
Essex County Country Club
Travers
Metropolitan Golf Association
E. M. Barnes
Englswood
Barnes
Howard J. Gee
Princeton
Murray Olyphart
Eom
Archie Graham
Northey
W. OC
Essex County
H. J. Arsdate
J. A. Tyng
Rattusrol
Morris
Pehr
Travera
Lee
J. Shean, Jr. Westfield
T. T. Reid
Woodward
Hillsopp
Forest Hall
Engie Pesey
J. S. Woolward
Arsdale
Holy Cross Defeats Columbia In Pitchers Battle
Holy Cross shut out Columbia 3 to 0 in Worcester Mass on June 7 Mansfield excelled, scoring two runs and making the third out himself, as both teams played sharp defense. Batteries Holy Cross Mansfield and Sweenest Columbia Lee and Young.
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Worcester
Mass
Holy Cross
Columbia
Mansfield
Lee
Date Ting
Sweenest
Lee and Young
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Bal Tuaro
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Howard Giffen
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Baltusroi
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R. Mitchell
Glen Ridge
B. Storrs
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Yountakah
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Roseville
Harold Wilcox
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J. Egner
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Plainfield
H. W Hack
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Austin Colgate
S Barlisg
R. Boyce
J. E. Cooke
E. E. Ged
American Seaf Park
Tadies
Larry Curtice
Sackville Street
Piccadilly
England
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