W. C. Whitney's Success At Gravesend Meet
The Gravesend track drew large crowds including many colored attendees. William C. Whitney’s Prince Charles won the Great American Stakes for two year olds at five furlongs, with Sarmatian and other runners securing wins in multiple races.
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Jockey Crocker Dies After Fall at Hamilton Track
In Hamilton Ontario during a June practice at the Jockey Club track Crocker the jockey fell from Sir Wilfrid and broke his neck. He was a well known steeplechase rider.
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Elmira College Field Day Excitement Draws Crowd
Elmira N Y June field day meet of the Elmira Female College Athletic Association was held on the college grounds today. Men were barred from the grounds but a large crowd watched the games through the fence. The sport was highly exciting and all the races were hotly contested by the members of the association.
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Yachting Regatta Off Manhasset Bay Sets Sail Record
At Manhasset Bay Yacht Club the first annual regatta under the new name drew a large crowd. The 21-foot class saw a fierce start with Snapper and Kittle leading. O Shima San beat Albicore by a narrow margin after correction. Edwina III, Mongoose II, Lora, and several others won across 16 classes with wind from nor'east turning west then steady. Commodore Hazen Hoyt oversaw judging aboard the Belle Hazen.
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Ralph N. Ellis
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New trophy announced for seventy foot yacht class races
The Newport Yacht Racing Association awards a cap valued at $1 as the prize for the new 70-footer class series to be sailed in Newport Harbor. Four boats Mineola Rainbow Virginia and Yankee will compete with English and American crews on dates July 16 18 20 25 27 28 主要 and August 14 15 18 with ten races planned and points awarded per race. Regatta committee members are Ralph N. Elis Herman B. Duryea and Woodbury Kane with Duryea stepping back from the committee due to his boat connection.
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Crescent Lacrosse Falls to Montreal at Bay Ridge
The Crescent Athletic Club lost to Montreal on their home grounds by a score of 6 to 14. Caldwell led the visitors with multiple goals, while Crescent’s Wall Jewell and Curry scored in the second half to narrow the gap. Referee L. J. Doyle oversaw the game before a large crowd, praised as the best at Crescent grounds in years.
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Brooklyn Beats Pittsburg in Faultless Washington Park Display
In Brooklyn at Washington Park, McGinnity pitched superbly as Brooklyn defeated Pittsburg 6 to 3. Pittsburg managed only four hits through eight innings, then added four in the ninth as the outcome was already secure. Williams Jennings and Cooley contributed strong fielding while cross hits and timely running aided Brooklyn’s offense.
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New York Loses in Tenth on Gleason Blunder
In a tightly played Polo Grounds game New York and St Louis tied after nine. In the tenth Gleason misplayed a ball allowing four St Louis runs and the visitors won. Weyhing and Hawley pitched well for New York. final score 6 to 4.
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Eastern League scores from Providence Rochester Toronto Springfield
At Providence Hartford 3 over Providence 2. Rochester 6 over Syracuse 4. Toronto 7 over Montreal 0 in first game and 5 to 0 in second. Springfield 10 over Worcester 3.
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Princeton Tigers Top Yale In Tight College Baseball Showdown
In front of a large Princeton crowd the Tigers edged Yale 5 to 4 after rallying in the ninth. Yale led early with sharp fielding and strong batting, but Princeton’s late burst produced the decisive runs. Quimby homer and key two base hits helped Princeton overcome Yale’s 8 hits and solid defense.
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International Revolver Match Practice Sets Team Trials
Preparations for the Franco American revolver contest are complete with a practice match at Greenville New Jersey next Thursday morning. Shooters will fire thirty consecutive shots on the French Gastinne Bennette target at sixteen meters and thirty on the American standard target at fifty yards, combining the two scores. From the top scorers ten men and three substitutes will form the American team to compete on Saturday. The medal prize comes from the Union of French Shooting Societies. The French team travels to Paris for the June 17 18 events, with cable moves and exchanged targets. The American team will include local shooters and entrants from Boston Springfield Providence Pittsburg Wilmington Louisville Chicago and Washington.
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