Openivrien Ile Jockey Club and regional sports calendar
A compact listing of multiple sports venues and events across New Jersey and nearby counties. Baseball slate features Brooklyn, Pittsburg, St. Louis, New York at multiple parks. golf tournaments at Baltusrol Wee Burn St Andrews and regional courses. polo at Devon and Philadelphia. yacht racing, lacrosse, weight lifting, cycling, cricket and trap shooting schedules across Bayonne Newark Flushing Canarsie Seawanhaka Hoboken Morris and surrounding towns.
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Westchester Golf
Harbor Hill
Princeton
Colonia
Richmond Hill
Jersey City
Essex County
Apawamis
Richmond County
Englewood
Morris County
Madison
Forest Hill
Yountakah
Nutley
N. J
Powelton
van Cortlandt
Dyker Meadow
E. F. McGlachlin
Flushing
Gordon Jordan
Marine and Field
New Utrecht
Interstate Park
Brooklyn
Union Course
Long Island
Forester
the Meadows
Newark
Greenville
New Grounds
South Side
Emmet Street
Devon
Penn
Philadelphia
Manhasset Bay Yacht Club
Canarsie Yacht Club
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
Hudson Ver
Montreal
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Manhattan
Montclair
Prospect Park
Livingston Field Club
New York
Staten Island
Paterson
Nelson Lodge
Kings County
Grand National Steeplechase Handicap Field Listed
The fifth race offers a $5,000 added handicap for four year olds and up with a $100 entrance fee. Entrants include Tentore, Dr Catlett, Diversion, Semper Ego, Buel-Lou Dudley, Murray-Spinster, Sean U Minn, Victoria, Tantus, Cosmopolitan, Cousin Jess, Burmah, Perion, Desperado, The Menon, Wild Heather II, Charagrace, and Old Tank. Full course about two and a half miles.
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Robert Neville
Ch. m. Tentore
J. W. Colt
Catlett
Tona Ooise
Mr. Chamblet
B. G. Diversion
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F. D. Beard
Chai EE Torngstaad
I. N. Megareee
Gravesend Race Day Delivers Mundane Results At Dwyer Track
At Gravesend the racing lacked excitement with Lakeland faltering to Hardy Pardee in the hurdle handicap. Glimpses of form appeared as Glennellie won for the filly title, Janice profited from a bold tip, and Trumpet took the May Stakes creditably. McMeekin dominated the fourth race, Veuch claimed the fifth, while Bonnihert’s trainer criticized crowding. Wedderstrand’s two-day suspension sparked debate among officials.
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Gravesend
Lakeland
Hardy Pardee
John Daly
Glennellie
Nelglen
Janice
Trumpet
Hesper
Gold
McMeekin
Teddy
Peep O' Day
Veuch
David Sloan
Thomas Welch
Maher
Bonnibert
Manhauset
Bonnihert
James
Lord Ogilvie
W. M. Barrick
Mitchell
Barrick
Wedderstrand
Jockey Perkins Injured Fatally in Newport Race Crash
Cincinnati youth jockey June J Perkins sustained likely fatal injuries in the Newport race when his mount Tenletta crashed into the fence near the stretch. He was thrown against a post, carried to St Elizabeth's Hospital Covington in an unconscious state with internal injuries.
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Cincinnati
J. Perkins
Newport
Perkins
H. Headly
Tenletta
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Covington
La Roche Wins Manchester Cup at Whitsuntide Meet
At the Manchester Whitsuntide meeting London on June 8 the Manchester Cup of 2000 sovereigns went to La Roche the Duke of Portland's bay filly aged three by St Simons out of Miss Mildred J C Dyers Joe Chamberlain with Tod Sloan aboard finished second and Mr Olivers Charma ridden by L Reiff placed third Twelve horses ran
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London
Duke of Portland
la Roche
St. Simons
Miss Mildred
J. C. Dyer
Joe Chamberlain
Tod Sloan
Mr. Oliver
Charma
L. Reiff
Sharkey Knocks Out Kenny in First Round at Broadway Club
Tom Sharkey floored Yank Kenny in two minutes and sixteen seconds of the first round at the Broadway Athletic Club. Kenny, ranked among the poorest heavyweights, offered little resistance while Sharkey appeared in prime condition. Gus Ruhlin challenged Sharkey to a bout with Bob Fitzsimmons, canceled due to Fitzsimmons' hand injury, with a proposed date of June 26 at the Seaside Sporting Club. In a separate prelim, Tommy Feltz defeated Terry Edwards in the eleventh round.
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Tom” Sharkey
Yank” Kenny
Broadway Athletic Club
Kenny
Gus” Ruhlin
Sharkey
Bob” Fitzsimmons
Ruhlin
Tommy” Feltz
Terry" Edwards
Best Ball Foursome Highlight Open Golf at Baltusrol
The open Baltusrol tournament continued with an eighteen hole best ball foursome format. Top pairs included James A. Tyng and Louis P. Bayard Jr. for the home club facing A. G. Lockwood and C. B. Cory of Boston. Scoring shows Kennaday Red 82 and Chadwick Janin 82. Roy de Raismes and his son posted 89. R C Watson Jr. and Archibald Graham split at 1 up after nineteen holes. Watson led 39 and totaled 84. Englewood Golf Club failed to appear for a Metropolitan Women's Golf Association match, giving Morris County 18 points.
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Baltusrol
James A. Tyng
Louis P. Bayard, Jr
Roy
R.C. Watson, Jr
Westbrook
Archibald Graham
North Jersey
Watson
Tyng
de Ratimes
de Raismes
I. P. Bayard, Jr
A. G. Lockwood
C. B. Cory
Allan Kennaday
T. T. Reid
C. F. Watson
R. C. Watson, Jr
H. L. Conklin
H. P. Toler
Hugh K. Toler
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P. D. Page
R. W. Candler
Tn S.sdkaseeseeen
A. J. Wellington
W. C. Cushman
E Watkins
L. R. Fry
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F. A. Burrall, Jr
James A. Tynz
Morris County
Montclair
J. A. Edwards
Columbia
L. R. Fay
Ashton Harvey
Grier Campbell
Oakley
H. G. Leavitt
J. E H. Denton
L. H. Conklin
Essex County
T. C. Eanever
F. Watson
T. C. Watkins
Englewood Golf Club
Metropolitan Women's Golf Association
Martin's Victory Over Seeley In State Golf Championship
In Noroton Connecticut Dr Carl E Martin of Fairfield County Golf Club defeated Charles H Seeley of Wee Burn Club by 6 up and 5 to play to win the state championship. J H McKinley of Fairfield County Club won the consolation over Alfred S Pitt of Wee Burn 4 up and 3 to go. Leavitt and Jenkins of Wee Burn won the foursome defeating Ives and Patterson of Brook lawn 2 up and 1 to go.
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Noroton
Conn
Carl E. Martin
Fairfield County Golf Club
Charles H. Seeley
Wee Burn Club
Seeley
J. H. McKinley
Fairfield County Club
Alfred S. Pitt
Wee Burn
Leavitt and Jenkins
Ives
Patterson
Broklawn
E C. Martin
Fairfield
S. Pitt
Bir Gasienis Co
S&s
Connecticut Championship Victory By Dr C E Martin At Wee Burn
Dr C E Martin of Fairfield Golf Club Greenwich defeated C H Seeley of Wee Burn 6 up and 5 to play to win the Connecticut championship at Wee Burn. Seeley, a leading Wee Burn player, led early but Martin's steadiness prevailed after the 25th hole. Consolation final went to J H McKinley over A S Pitt, both of Fairfield and Wee Burn respectively.
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C. E. Martin
Fairfield Golf Club
Greenwich
Connecticut
Wee Burn
C. H. Seeley
Seeley
Wee Burn Golf Club
Nassau
Martin
Dr. Martin
Paris Chess Tournament Round Two Results
Round two of the Berger system in Paris produced key results with Janowski losing to Lasker and Burn defeating Didier. Brody beat Sterling, Mason drew with Rosen, and Maroczy drew with Schlechter after earlier adjournments. Showalter and Marshall remained even in their game.
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Paris
Berger
Janowski
Lasker
Showalter
Marshall
Burn
Didier
Mason
Rosen
Tschigorin
Mortimer
Maroczy
Schlechter
Brady
Sterling
Pillsbury
Marco
Mieses
Didler
Brody
New Record at Shinnecock Hills Golf Course
Tom Hutchison broke the Shinnecock Hills course record today with a 70 in foggy SE wind. He opened with four 4s and a 3, posted 87 on the outward leg, then 33 on the back, aided by a 4 and two 8s, finishing with two 3s. Hutchison claims he can beat 70 and praised by some as the best at Shinnecock Hills.
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Southampton
N. Y
Tom” Hutchison
Shinnecock Hills
Willie Smith
Hutchison
W. K. Jewitt
Jewitt
Taylor
Hutchinson
Polo Polo Grounds at Prospect Park to host open polo finals
Prospect Park in Brooklyn hosts the polo season starting June 25 with open championship contests. Key players from Meadow Brook Rockaway and Devon teams are highlighted along with Westchester and Yale contingents as the scene shapes up for ambitious junior and senior series and a likely strong turnout.
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Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Polo Association
America
Rene la Montagne, Jr
Rockaway
W. L. Hazard
Long Island
Albert Francke
D. F. Savage
Philadelphia
J. B. Lippincott
Europe
M. G. Rosengarten
John C. Groome
J. Frank McFadden
Meadow Brook
Meadow Brook 2d
R. E. F. Flinsch
R. L. Beeckman
T. A. Havemeyer
Maelstrom
Meadow Brook “Light Blues
Joshua Crane
Myonla
C. G. Rice
Massachusetts
Robby Shaw
H. H. Holmes
R. L. Agassiz
Bobby Shaw
Dedham
Light Blues
W. C. Eustis
Harry Payne Whitney
Benjamin Nicoll
Hercules
George P. Eustis
Westchester Country Club
F. H. Allen
John EB. Cowdin
Cedarhurst
Waterbury
Monte
Larry
Snowden
Kendrick
Wheeler
George McFadden
Mr. Allen
Oldtimer
Ed. Potter
Nat. Reynal
Larry Waterbury
California
John Cowdin
Myopias
Westchester- Newport
Foxhall P. Keene
John E. Cowdin
Waterbury Brothers
Rockaway Polo Defeats Philadelphia Country Club in Alden Cup
The Rockaway polo team defeated the Philadelphia Country Club second team 14 goals to 4 in the Alden Cup series game played in Philadelphia on June 8. Rockaway had a five goal handicap. Philadelphia did not score. Rockaway lost a quarter goal on a safety and gave away half a goal on a foul.
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Philadelphia
Rockaway
Philadelphia Country Club
Yale and Princeton Face Second Baseball Tilt Today
Yale meets Princeton in the second game of their series at Princeton this afternoon amid strong expectations from Yale supporters. Princeton swamped Yale 9 to 3 in New Haven last Saturday, and a Princeton win would give Yale a two game series loss.
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Yale
Princeton
Tigers
New Haven
Cambridge
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Crimson
Philadelphia
Yale Baseball Team Sets Off For New Haven Sendoff
Yale baseball players depart under cheers from about a thousand undergraduates in New Haven on June 8 as they begin a voyage for a major game. Coaches summoned to brace up the nine, spotlighting a spirited campus sendoff and the team’s upcoming challenge.
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New-Haven, Conn
Yale
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Princeton Prepares For Yale Game After Final Practice
Princeton N J June 8 The baseball team completed its last practice before tomorrow's game with Yale The squad is in good shape Meyer has recovered from his cold and will play shortstop Chapman starts in left field Many alumni have arrived to cheer Wilson from the 1897 team will assist Bradley coaching until after the Harvard game next Wednesday Harvard says it cannot accept any date for a third meeting if Princeton defeats Yale Wednesday.
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Camp
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Trudeau
Keator
Cunha
Hirsch
Garvan
Robertson
Cook
Quimby
Ward
Blount
Cooke
Sullivan
Princeton
N. J
Yale
Meyer
Chapman
Wilson
Bradley
Harvard
New York Yacht Club Regatta Rules and Prizes Announced
Entries for the June 14 regatta must be filed by June 12 at 11 a.m. James Gordon Bennett funds cups for multiple classes with prizes ranging from 200 to 50 dollars. Detailed class lengths define schooners and single masted yachts with separate prizes for regular and cruising trim. Cepheus charters for members departs at 10 a.m. A special 80 footers race follows.
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New-York Yacht Club
James Gordon Bennett
Cepheus
Iron Steamboat Company
Hudson River
Manhasset Bay Yacht Club Opens First Regatta
The first annual regatta of the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club sails today with a noon start. Races range from 21 miles for the largest boats to 12 miles for smaller craft, with courses to Gangway Buoy and Matinicock Point and back. The Regatta Committee includes Edward M. MacLellan, Robert Jacob, and Charles D. Mower, under Long Island Sound Association rules, with cups and second prizes for five or more starters. Atlantic Yacht Club announces a Sunday ferry service to Sea Gate with departures from the Battery and Brooklyn Bridge Pier and a return trip to Battery and Pier.
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Manhasset Bay
Plum Beach
Edward M. MacLellan
Robert Jacob
Charles D. Mower
House Committee of the Atlantic Yacht Club
Sea Gate
Battery
Brooklyn Bridge Pier
Herreshoff fleet launches and regatta plans haunted by new sails
At Herreshoff yards ten boats have been launched with more nearly ready including two 46-footers Shark and Altair for Ames and Meyer, the 110-foot Florence for A H Alker, 100-foot for John B Herreshoff, four 70-footers for Newport yachtsmen, two 2-foot tenders Scout and Mirage, and the Iona for Mr Belmont. Scamp prepared for Seawanhaka regatta. Hazen Morse replaces a missing stick on Kittie. Long Island Sound skippers shift to sloop rigs. Raider designed by Clinton Crane races at Manhasset Bay. Whitney’s 70-footer with skipper Samuel Seaman. Duryea linked to ownership rumors. Esperanza hauled for regatta after collision. Spindrift Colleen Snapper hint at 1898–99 designs. Oiseau Empronzi racing in 80-foot class. Kit catboat bowsprit change. Alerion Marguerite Alyce Mome in fleet. Mineola left Hempstead Harbor for Bel—
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Herreshoff Yards
Shark
Altair
Iona
Long Island Sound
Clinton Crane
Lawley’s
New York
H. M. Crane
Manhasset Bay
Harry Payne Whitney
Samuel Seaman
Pembroke Jones
Carolina
Herman B. Duryea
Mr. Whitney
Mr. Duryea
Herreshoff
Mr. Maxwell
Oiseau
Frank Wood
Alfred Peats
Marbor Yacht Club
Coryne & Bowsprit
A. Alker
Alerion
Marguerite
Alyce
Mome
Mineola
August Belmont
New-York
Clab
Cre Ae Wemkiese
City 3
Robert Wringe
Hempstead’ Harbor
New York Wheelmen Plan Stronger State Chapter
Executive Committee of the New York State Division League of American Wheelmen met at the Grand Union Hotel to map recruitment drives and rejoin efforts, ahead of Elmira semiannual events. The program includes ceremonies at City Hall, a Good Roads lecture by Edward A. Bond, and a National Highway Committee talk, with activities across Elmira and Kanaweola Clubhouse.
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New York State
League of American Wheelmen
Grand Union Hotel
Elmira
Milo M. Belding, Jr
George C. Pennell
H. B. Fullerton
Highway Department
C. J. Obermeyer
W. M. Meserole
J. F. Clark
Kanaweola
Assembly Chamber
City Hall
Frank H. Flood
New-York State
Kanaweda
Charles H. Knipp
Clark’s Glen
Amlington
Wellsburg
Cold Brook Camp
Oe Park
Eldridge Park
D. C. Robinson
Frank Smith
Frank O. Elliott
Boston Tops Chicago After Rain Halts Play In Third
Baseball game halted by rain in Boston. When resumed, five runs scored on three hits and infield errors, highlighted by Mertes’s hit and fine catches by Lowe and Hamilton. Batteries Dineen Sullivan for Boston, Callahan Donahue for Chicago.
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Boston
Chicago
Mertes
Lowe
Hamilton
Dineen and Sullivan
Callahan and Donahue
Holy Cross Edged by Pennsylvania in Close Season Finale
Worcester mass June Holy Cross closed its season with a tight loss as Pennsylvania capitalized on a timely rally in the eighth inning, aided by lucky breaks to score two runs and seize victory.
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Worcester
Mass
Holy Cross
Pennsylvania
Reliable Tires and Prices From the WSe Store
The listing shows tire prices for Standard Reliable Models 65-4 and Good Tires at $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, and $2.75. The note mentions feed by the mf race or Willd with references to Yarklow and Gam q in unclear text.
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Yarklow
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