Sports and Club Matches in Numerous New Jersey and New York Venues
A sweeping list of sports events and club matches across Brooklyn, Jersey City, Nutley, Montclair, Princeton, Englewood, and other venues. Baseball, golf, trap shooting, polo, yacht racing, lacrosse, weight lifting, cycling, cricket, and more appear with venues such as Gravesen, Bayonne, Bay Ridge, and Flushing. Notable sites include Polo Grounds, Englewood, Montclair, and Westminster, with teams like Crescent Athletic Club and Englewood noted among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeeee Jockey Club
Gravesen
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Washington Park
St. Louis
New York
Englewood
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Bayonne
Bsaltusrol
Wee Burn
Connecticut
St. Andrews
Oakland
Crescent Athletic Club
Edgewater
Montclair
Hillside
Plainfield
N. J
Westchester Golf
Harbor Hill
Princeton
Colonia
Richmond Hill
Jersey City
Essex County
Apawamis
Richmond County
Morris County
Madison
Forest Hill
Yountakah
Nutley
Powelton
van Cortlanat
Dyker Meadow
E. F. McGlachlin
Flushing
Gordon Jordan
Marine and Field
New Utrecht
Interstate Park
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
Bay Ridge
Manhattan
Prospect Park
Livingston Field Club
Staten Island
Paterson
Nelson Lodee
Kings County
Gravesend Race Day Delivers Little Excitement At Dwyer
At Gravesend the racing was dull led by a close finish in the hurdle handicap where Hardy Pardee edged Lakeland after a late surge. Glennellie won the second race for fillies, Trumpet took the May Stakes, and McMeekin dominated the fourth as Veuch claimed the fifth. A mishap clipped Bonnihert and James and Lord Ogilvie fell when a horse swerved. Wedderstrand received a two day suspension for barrier interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
Lakeland
Hardy Pardee
John Daly
Glennellie
His Highness
Nelglen
Janice
Trumpet
Hesper
Gold
McMeekin
Teddy
Peep O
Veuch
David Sloan
Thomas Welch
Maher
Bonnibert
Manhanset
Bonnihert
James
Lord Ogilvie
W. M. Barrick
Mitchell
Barrick
Wedderstrand
Jockey Perkins Injured After Newport Race Crash
Cincinnati June and J Perkins, a jockey, suffered probable fatal injuries in the Newport second race. Riding H Headly filly Tenletta, he attempted a rail rush in the stretch, the horse jammed, crashed the fence, and threw him. He was unconscious and sent to St Elizabeth's Hospital Covington with internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
J. Perkins
Newport
Perkins
H. Headly
Tenletta
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Covington
La Roche Wins Manchester Cup at Whitsuntide Meet
London June 8 At the Manchester Whitsuntide meeting today the Manchester Cup of 2 000 sovereigns was won by the Duke of Portland s bay filly La Roche three years old by St Simons out of Miss Mildred J C Dyer s Joe Chamberlain ridden by Tod Sloan was second and Mr Oliver s Charma ridden by L Reiff was third Twelve horses ran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Boxing at the Broadway Athletic Club ends quickly as Tom Sharkey floors Yank Kenny in 2 minutes 16 seconds of the first round. Kenny is described as a weak heavyweight, while Sharkey shows form before a proposed June 26 bout with Gus Ruhlin at Seaside Sporting Club. A preliminary saw Tommy Feltz stop Terry Edwards in the eleventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom” Sharkey
Yank” Kenny
Broadway Athletic Club
Kenny
Gus” Ruhlin
Sharkey
Bob” Fitzsimmons
Ruhlin
Fitzsimmons
Seaside Sporting Club
Tommy” Feltz
Terry" Edwards
Paris Chess Tournament Round Two Headlines
Paris June 8 round two of the Berger system mapped twelfth round pairings: Janowski vs Lasker Showalter vs Marshall Burn vs Didier Mason vs Rosen Tschigorin vs Mortimer Maroczy vs Schlechter Brady vs Sterling Pillsbury vs Marco Mieses had a bye. After adjournment Tschigorin beat Mortimer Pillsbury defeated Marco Burn beat Didier Brody beat Sterling Mason and Rosen split, as did Maroczy and Schlechter. Janowski fell to Lasker and ShowalterMarshall adjourned even.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Berger
Janowski
Lasker
Showalter
Marshall
Burn
Didier
Mason
Rosen
Tschigorin
Mortimer
Maroczy
Schlechter
Brady
Sterling
Pillsbury
Marco
Mieses
Didler
Brody
Best Ball Foursome Leads Baltusrol Open Golf Day
In an eighteen hole best ball foursome at Baltusrol, Tyng Bayard Jr and Lockwood Cory posted 80 to lead, while Kennaday Reid 82 and Chadwick Janin 82 trailed. De Raismes and son Roy carded 89. Watson 84 beat Graham 1 up after nineteen. Englewood defaults to Morris County in Metropolitan Women's Golf Association match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltusrol
James A. Tyng
Louis P. Bayard, Jr
A. G
Roy
R. C. Watson, Jr
Westbrook
Archibald Graham
North Jersey
Watson
L. P. Bayard
A. G. Lockwood
C. B. Cory
Stl Gasset Esasemeeees
Allan Kennaday
T. T. Reid
John R. Chadwick
J. A. Janin
S&s
H. L. Conklin
Roy de Raismes
P. D. Page
R. W. Candler
Scoevedwevencet
A. J. Wellington
W. C. Cushman
James A. Tyne
Morris County
F. J. J. de Raismes
T. T. Rela
Montclair
J. A. Edwards
Columbia
L. R. Fay
Ashton Harvey
Englewood Golf Club
Morris
County
Metropolitan Women's Golf Association
Martin's Victory Over Seeley in State Golf Final
In Noroton Connecticut on June 8 Dr Carl E Martin of the Fairfield County Golf Club defeated Charles H Seeley of the Wee Burn Club 6 up and 5 to play to win the state championship The consolation prize went to J H McKinley of Fairfield County Club who beat Alfred S Pitt 4 up and 3 to go The Wee Burn pair Leavitt and Jenkins won the foursome against Ives and Patterson of Brook lawn 2 up and 1 to go
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Connecticut Championship Victory Delivers for Martin at Wee Burn
Dr. C. E. B. Martin of Fairfield Golf Club Greenwich won the Connecticut championship at Wee Burn by defeating C. H. Seeley six up with five to play. Seeley, a Wee Burn member, entered as a favorite after a strong Nassau metropolitan showing but Martin’s steadiness proved decisive. In consolation, J. H. McKinley of Fairfield beat A. Pitt of Wee Burn four up with eight to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E B. Martin
Fairfield Golf Club
Greenwich
Connecticut
Wee Burn
C. H. Seeley
Seeley
Wee Burn Golf Club
Nassau
Martin
Dr. Martin
New Record At Shinnecock Hills
Tom Hutchison lowered the Shinnecock Hills course record to 70 amid fog and SE wind. He carded 37 on the outward nine and 33 on the return, with four 4s and a 3 early, while partner W K Jewitt shot 82-40 out 42 in. Hutchison predicts further improvement. A Bath Beach golf match features George Low versus John Shippen in 36 holes medal play at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
N. Y
Tom" Hutchison
Shinnecock Hills
Willie’’ Smith
Hutchison
W. K. Jewitt
Jewitt
Taylor
Hutchinson
Marine and Field Hnks
Bath Beach
George Low
Dyker Meadow
John Shippen
Marine and Field Course
Polo Open Championship Delights Brooklyn Fans At Prospect Park
Polo fans prepare for a two week festival at Prospect Park starting June 25 as clubs from Meadow Brook Devons Westchester and Myopia vie for the open junior and senior championships. Star players include Rene La Montagne Jr and Bobby Shaw with strong showings from W L Hazard, J B Lippincott, Allan Forbes and George P. Eustis. Rivalry centers on Meadow Brook Light Blues facing tough Derby field while Yale men plan to travel with coaches to Princeton and press for victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Myopia
C. G. Rice
Massachusetts
Bobby Shaw
H. H. Holmes
R. L. Agassiz
Benjamin Nicoll
Hercules
George P. Eustis
Westchester Country Club
F. H. Allen
John B. Cowdin
Cedarhurst
Waterbury
Monte
Larry
Snowden
Kendrick
Wheeler
George McFadden
Mr. Allen
Oldtimer
Ed. Potter
Nat. Reynal
Larry Waterbury
California
Monta
John Cowdin
Rockaway Polo Club Beats Philadelphia Country Club Second Team
In Philadelphia on June 8 the Rockaway polo team defeated the Philadelphia Country Club second team in the Alden Cup series by 144% goals to 2, with Rockaway receiving a five goal handicap. The home side failed to score and lost half a goal on a foul, while Rockaway gave up a quarter of a goal on a safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Rockaway
Cluuch
Yale and Princeton Face Second Baseball Showdown Today
Yale and Princeton meet for the second game of their series at Princeton this afternoon amid heavy local interest. Princeton crushed Yale 5 to 3 last Saturday in New Haven, and another Princeton win would give Yale a 0-2 series defeat. Yale responds with a shake up behind the plate, hoping to salvage the series, while Harvard visits Penn as Cambridge reports the second game of their set with the Crimson likely to save its top pitcher for Princeton next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp
Carter
Trudeau
Keator
Cunha
Hirsch
Garvan
Robertson
Cook
Quimby
Ward
Blount
Cooke
Sullivan
Yale
Princeton
Tigers
New Haven
Cambridge
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Crimson
Philadelphia
Manhattan Cricket Club
Metropolitan District Cricket League
Prospect Park
Montclair Athletic Club
Staten Island
Livingston Field Club
New York
New- York Cricket Association
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Kearny
Paterson
Nelson Lodge
Kings County
Newark
Essex County
Wll
Steamship Oceanic
Prospect Rk
Yale Baseball Team Heads to New Haven Send Off
Yale coaches called to brace up as the Yale baseball team departs by train amid cheers from about a thousand undergraduates in New Haven. The event marks a significant send off ahead of the team’s upcoming schedule.
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New-Haven, Conn
Yale
New
Princeton Prepares for Yale Game with Optimistic Practice
Princeton New Jersey hosts Yale tomorrow after a final afternoon workout. Meyer returns from a cold to play shortstop Chapman starts in left field. Alumni back in town include Wilson from the 1897 squad aiding Bradley as coach until Harvard game next Wednesday. Harvard pauses on date if Princeton wins Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Yale
Meyer
Chapman
Wilson
Bradley
Harvard
New York Yacht Club Regatta Entries Due June 2
Yachting notes announce the June 14 regatta entry deadline in writing with Regatta Committee. Prizes are cups for each class, second prizes equal to half, and special cups for 30-footers. classifications cover schooners and single masted yawls with detailed racing lengths. Cepheus chartered for members and guests sails at 10 a.m. from Twenty-second Street and Hudson River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York Yacht Club
Regatta
James Gordon Bennett
Cepheus
Iron Steamboat Company
Hudson River
Manhasset Bay Yacht Club Regatta Opens Today
The first annual regatta of the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club sails today with noon start. A 21 mile course for larger classes loops from Gang Way Buoy to Matinicock Point and back, while 25-footers and other small craft race 12 miles. Open catboats and 7 mile courses also run. Regatta rules follow Long Island Sound Association. cups and second prizes await if five or more boats start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhasset Bay
Plum Beach
Edward M. MacLellan
Robert Jacob
Charles D. Mower
Atlantic Yacht Club to run Sunday ferry service
The House Committee of the Atlantic Yacht Club announces a Sunday ferry service to and from the club at Sea Gate leaving at 10 a.m. from the Battery and 10 15 a.m. from Brooklyn Bridge Pier returning at 5 30 p.m. to land at Battery and Brooklyn Bridge Pier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee of the Atlantic Yacht Club
Sea Gate
Battery
Brooklyn Bridge Pier
Yachts Launched at Herreshoff and Regatta Prep
At Herreshoff yards ten boats launched recently including Shark and Altair 46-footers for Ames and Meyer, Florence 16-foot steam yacht for A H Alker, a 1-foot steam yacht for John B Herreshoff, multiple seventy-footers, and tenders Scout Mirage S-footer for Havemeyer Jr and Iona for Belmont. The Scamp designed by B B Crowninshield readies for Seawanhaka regatta. Hazen Morse’s Kittie has new stick after loss. Long Island Sound yachts shift to sloop rigs. Raider 7-foot for H M Crane sails at Manhasset Bay. Whitney's 7-footer skippered by Samuel Seaman. Duryea may co-own and helm. Esperanza hauled for NYYC regatta after collision. Spindrift Colleen Snapper raceabouts note year-variant performances. Oiseau hulls for 70-foot class, hollow spars, wide sails. Kit bowsprit and catboat class. Belmont’s Mineola leaves Hewkins yard for City Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herreshoff Yards
Shark
Altair
Ames
Mr. Meyer
Florence
A. H. Alker
John B. Herreshoff
Newport Yachtsmen
Scout
Mirage
H. O. Havemeyer, Jr
Iona
Mr. Belmont
Detroit
Johnstone de Forest
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
B. B. Crowninshield
Hazen Morse
Raceabout
Kittie
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
New York Yacht Club
Henry ©. Havemeyer, Jr
Esperanza
City Island
Robert Jacob
Mr. Maxwell
Frank Wood
Alfred Peats
Indian Harbor Yacht Club
A. Alker
Alerion
Marguerite
Alyce
Mome
Mineola
August Belmont
New-York Yacht Club
Hewkins
City
Staley Aes
Beker
Meeting of New York State Wheelmen Executive Committee
The New York State Division League of American Wheelmen met at the Grand Union Hotel to plan member recruitment and bolster state efforts after recent racing focus. Elmira hosts the semi annual event with programs, runs, and a drill at the New York State Reformatory, plus a Canadian racing split and local lacrosse crossovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Milo M. Beiding, Jr
Kanaweea
Charles H. Knipp
Clark's Glen
Amington
Wellsburg
Cold Brook Camp
Eldridge Park
New York State Reformatory
D. C. Robinson
Edward A. Bond
League of American Wheelmen National Highway Committee
Watkins
Watkins Glen
Seneca Lake
Kanaweola Club House
Vernon P. Ford
Frank Smith
Frank ©. Eliott
Boston Beats Chicago After Rain Delay in Third
Rain interruption halted the game in the third inning. Upon resumption Boston scored five runs amid three hits and shaky Chicago infield work. Mertes delivered key hits while Lowe and Hamilton made standout catches as Boston pulled ahead. The score follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chicago
Mertes
Lowe
Hamilton
Close season end without win as Zack stars for Holy Cross
Worcester scene notes Holy Cross ends its season with a loss after a strong showing. In the eighth inning Pennsylvania pushes two runs to claim victory, with Zack contributing notably to the effort despite the setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Holy Cross
Zack
Pennsylvania
Reliable tires rise in price amid market changes
A garbled local item notes tire prices and a sale at Standard Reliable Good Tires with figures like 1.25 and 150 mentioned. The text is unclear but indicates promotions or price updates affecting shoppers in Florida.
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Sports Today
St. PL
H. McAvor & Co
Ch. c. Hardee
Pardee
Sophia Hardy
Bobs
Sears
Owens
W. Cott
Br. c
Lackland
Finnegan
J. Underwood & Co
B. H. Monroe
Monohue
Kase
Giennellie
Neigien
McCue
G Morris
Bullman
the Pepper Statie
Georgiane
Connor
Jade
Shaw
Co. F. Dwyer
Quesal
Suliman
Same É
Tance
Bh. c. McMeekin
Fonso
Daisy Rose
O'Connor
J. R. Keene
C. c. Teddy
Rausch
J. A. McCormack
B. B. Peep
Jenkins
Survivor
M. Sloane
Cayuga— Werte
Donegen
the Pepper Stable
Uconner
Eencanar
Son
Dangman
Dawson
F. P. Keene
Br. F. Pink
Cedaershand
Rae
An Merbiehead
Keenan
Candleblack
Eileen Daly
Brennan
Chanler
Owas Queen
Asch
Sanders
Ineenamara Montanic Ordeal
Pleardy
Oliver Mac
Lady Lindsay
Danforth
Prince McClurg Lothario
Charentus
Prince of Melbourne
Geert Matt Simpson
Fleischmann
Toribera
Ssesceers Erescok
Fleischmanne Blues
Sir Dixon
Orig Tingers
Halle F R
P. Keene
Tommy Atkins
Frank Brown
Cheraxus—Generine
P. J. Dwyer
Ch. c. Humboldt
Teg Eubstice
Ma Raia Nsgo
Ch. c
George H. Whitney
Br. c. Prince of
Madge Stuart
H. E. Leigh
Kingston—Lubie L
F. D. Beard
C. c. Prince of Melbourne
Bramble
Maid of
Ameyek
Featherstone
B. c
C. Hemmock
Hanover
George J. Long
James McLaughlin
Duke of Montrose
Simms
Bik
Albert
Susie Lasley
R. A. Smith
C. T
Falsetto
Pearl Thorn
R. W. Walden
J. W. Colt
Chamblet
di Vernon
Mr. Chamblet
W. C. Whitney
B. m. Buela
Emperor Ene
Ivan Fax
Br. G. Decameron
Boccaccio
WEA
Ionia Ran
Aanacith Derechene
Eciesearne
Baby Bill
Great Tom Srr
F. R. & T. Hitchcock
Sir Modred
Jim Douglas
Clyde
Cosmopolitan
F. D. Bear
I. N. Megareece
Victoria
Frank Hall
Yorkshire Bay
Jill Greenwood
Sccececceens
Eohn Cattnach
Sole
M’f’r
West 34Th Street
Boxing
Mueses
Janoweki
Piiebury Rosen
Schliehter
Sterling Tee
Seeeees
Techigosta Oeerece
GOLF
Tyng
Bal
Tusrol
Seceee
Tke Graham
Iat
de Ratimes
de Raismes
Pernace
J. J. de Raismes
A @ De Raismes
Campbell
Leavitt, Conklin
C. F. Watson
BE. C. Martin
Fairfield
Pitt
J. H. McKinley Fairfield
Fereteset Saesere
Low
Shippen
POLO
Tigertown
Quakers
New-York Yacht Club Regatta
Atlantic Yacht Club Ferry Service
Purdon
Canada
Canadian Cycliste* Association
United States
Canadian Racing Cyclists’ Association
Heffley School
Staten Island Lacrosse Club
P. Philadelphia
New-York Neers
Dineen and Sullivan
Callahan and Donahue
Holy Croas
Leary and
Flavelle
Carney and Brumem
Cleveland
Kansas City
Malo
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Rochester
Syracuse
Providence
Hartford
Cricket Games
Rambler
Eighth Ave
56Th St
Hartford Stormer
Pennant Evers
Columbia Headquarters
Warren Street
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