Fog Delays New York Yacht Club Cup Races Off Sandy Hook
Weather again hampers the New York Yacht Club as fog forces postponement of races for Reliance Constitution and Columbia off Sandy Hook. The fleet limped through tricky seas with vessels in tow. Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse blocked the lightship approach, while Ethiopia saluted the yachts before mooring at Horseshoe buoys.
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New-York Yacht Club
Cup
Reliance
Constitution
Columbia
Sandy Hook
Hook
August Belmont
Atwood
Richard Wray
Guiding Star
Union
Gedney
Iselin
Ethiopia
Atlantic Yacht Club
Multi-sport listings from Gravesend to Englewood and beyond
Racing at Gravesend features sixty footers cup class off Sandy Hook. Lawn tennis Metropolitan championships at West Side, polo Meadow Brook events across several courses including Bryn Mawr and Penn. Cricket in Philadelphia and Cambridge. Cycling paced circuit in Baltimore. Golf Prestwick and Montclair events, Governor's Cup for women at Innis Arden, Englewood kicking match. Baseball NL and AL schedules with numerous uni and alumni games noted.
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Gravesend
St. Louis
Harlem
Detroit
Sandy Hook
West Side Tennis Club
Polo
Meadow Brook
Bryn Mawr
Penn
Philadelphia
Cambridge
England
Baltimore
Prestwick
Great Britain
Knollwood
Montclair
Innis Arden
Englewood
National League
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburg
American League
Cleveland
Washington
University of Pennsylvania
Brown
Manhattan
Lafayette
Columbia
Trinity
Westeyan
Dickinson
Princeton
Holy Cross
Major Daingerfield Wins Parkway Handicap at Gravesend
Major Daingerfield the four year old colt owned by W B Leeds wins the Parkway Handicap at Gravesend over nine starters in heavy going. Rightful closes strong for place as Grand Opera fades. Time 1 49 2 5. Miss Dorothy is disqualified in the first race after veering, Royal Summons placed second. Star and Garter and Knight of the Garter win other races. three favorites and three second choices profit for bettors.
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Major Daingerfield
W. B. Leeds
Western Railroad
Gravesend
Major Deingerfield
Iist
Heno
Africander
John W. Schorr
Rightful
George E. Smith
Alexander Shields
Hunter Raine
Young Henry
Boston
New York
M. H. Tichenor
Waeswift
Grand Opera
Mr. Dwyer
Merry Acrobat
Martin
Dwyer
Major
Whip
Coar
J. Dunbar
Miss Dorothy
Apa
Burns
Captivator
Roral Summons
Lord Badge
Star and Garter
Knight of the Garter
Third Race Two-Year-Olds Sprint Attracts Faded Field
Town feature at the track lists Grenade Cascine Harbor Wotan Don John Mohave and Bob Murphy among the non-winning two-year-olds in a 5 furlong heat. Start good. Won driving. Time 1:13. FOURTH RACE PARKWAY HANDICAP Includes Daingerfield Merry Acrobat Rightful Grand Opera and Hunter Raine in a crowded 11 to 16 mile field. Start good. Won ridden out. Time 1:49 45. FIFTH RACE Malden 2-Year-Olds at 54 1/2 furlongs Features Baseful Pirouette Midshipman Water Spout Doctle Avenger Tomcod Dutiful Donnelly Gold Saint Montana King Also ran. Start straggling. Won driving. Time 1:10 0s. SIXTH RACE Selling 8 Years and Over One Mile Ten Furlongs Knight of the Garter Bar Le Duc Northbrook Carroll D Aminte Also ran. Start good. Won driving. Time 1:55 -
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Sydney Paget
B. G. Grenade
St. Gallen
Turmoil
O'Neil
Cascine
Harbor
Wotan
Gannon
Don John
Burns
Mohave
Martin
Bob Murphy
Michaels
W. B. Leeds
New York
Reddington
Hunter Raine
Young Henry
Waswift
Wonderly
Malden
M. Murphy
Bassinette
Hoar
Minder
Hicks
McCue
Doctle
Odom
Avenger
Tomcod
Dutiful
Murphy
Donnelly
Adams
Gold Saint
Cochran
Montana King
PS. P. Randolph
B. H. Knight of the Garter
Byer
Bar le Duc
Schoen
Northbrook
Carroll D
Creamer
Aminte
Maley
King Pepper
Nevermore
Hamburg
Ocean Tide
Gilad Smile
M. Theo
al Avechen
Neeveseeee
Meistersinger
Royal Pirate
Jim Buck Pees
Escorial See
Bob Hilliard
Faulconbridge
Dr. Woolsey
Williamstead
King Post
Sentinel
Mayor Graham
Jockey Willie Sims Returns to Ride in Eastern Race
Willie Sims, once famed in a white jacket with Mike Dwyer, rode Salvatella at Gravesend in the opening race this year and finished last. Duryea and Whitney look to Irish Lad for the American Derby in Chicago. Henry Spencer, riding in Austria, notes American riders’ continental success as Fred Taral fights to make weight. Coney Island Jockey Club releases June meeting programme at Sheepshead Bay.
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Willie’ Sims
Mike” Dwyer
Gravesend
W. A Chanler
Salvatella
Sims
England
Herman B. Duryea
Mr. Whitney
Westbury Stables
Chicago
Henry Spencer
Austria
Fred” Taral
Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
Vanderbilt Stable Runners I N Prix Hardy Finish
Paris June 9 W K Vanderbilts Marigold finished third and Biltmore fourth in the Prix Hardy at the Maisons Lafitte meeting.
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Paris
W. K. Vanderbilt
Maisons Lafitte
Drake signs Gray for season rides at major tracks
John A. Drake signs jockey Charles Gray for the remainder of the season. Gray, riding in Drake colors at Saratoga and other eastern tracks, will earn a good salary and is rated to 105 pounds. He will ride one Drake horse in the Derby while Lester Reiff rides the other.
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Chicago
John A. Drake
Charles Gray
Drake
Saratoga
Lester Reiff
Gray
Harlen Race Day Delivers Upsets Across Six Races
In Chicago on June 9 Harlem track, favorites faltered as long shots won five of six races. First race saw Ralph Young take top honors with Lady Free Knight second. High Carnival won the seven furlongs second race, Leone captured the mile and a quarter third, Talpa took the seven furlongs fourth, Handsome Flurry led the four furlongs fifth, and Blue Mint won the final one mile race.
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Chicago
Harlem
Ralph Young
CW Robbins
Lady Free Knight
Adkins
Banwell
H. Booker
George R Harrison
Owasee
Leech
Miss Mollie
Pontchartrain
Croppie
Silver Spinner
Lady Fonse
Mandy Lee
Riceful
High Carnival
Prodigal Son
W. Knapp
Eric
Meade
the Don
Egg Noge
Galathee
Leone
Phillips
Haviland
Dominick
Montana Peeress
Treanor
Milas
Erne
Alfred C
Moroni
Ed Adack
Prince Webb
Talpa
H. Phillips
S To
Jack Ratlin
Landry
Warte Nicht
Thane
C. Thompson
Prince of Endurance
Peter J
Handsome Flurry
Mease
Determination
Ida Davis
Davis
Polly Water
Lameila
St. Paula
Dorice
Katie Powere
Blue Mint
Robbins
Goldaga
Dom—inick
Myth
J. Williams
Harney
Senator Matts
James J. Corbett
Ida V
Merops
Leo Newell
Form
Lucy Locket
Toronto Beats Detroit in Lacrosse Clash
The University of Toronto defeated the Detroit lacrosse team in Detroit with a 7 to 4 score today.
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Detroit
University of Toronto
Detroit Lacrosse
Princeton Milers Star Jumps Into Tank in Upset Stunt
Princeton's Jack Perry, the college's top miler, leaped from the spectator gallery into the Brokaw tank during a wager. He sank, resurfaced, swam to the ropes, and climbed out in his best clothes.
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Princeton
N. J
Jack” Perry
Perry
Gold medal finally awarded in automobile con test
Arthur Herschmann, who protested not receiving a medal, won a gold medal in the Automobile Club con test held May 2 and 21. His steam express wagon weighed 10 225 pounds with a 2 805 pound load, meeting class rules for load while contest officials acknowledged his entry in the miscellaneous class. The article notes he believed his wagon could carry more than 3 000 pounds and urges recognition by the awards committee.
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Arthur Herschmann
The
Automobile Club
R. Herschmann
Committee On Awards
Foggy Atlantic Yacht Club regatta cut to inner course
The thirty seventh annual Atlantic Yacht Club regatta was nearly canceled by three days of fog. Only ten boats started as the shorter inside course was used from Sea Gate to Craven Shoal and back. Winners included Kiwassa Umbrina Vagabond and Pickaninny with Bagheera taking a sailover.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
New York
Gravesend Bay
Henry J. Gielow
Sandy Mook
Sea Gate
Fort Hamilton
Craven Shoal
Regatta Committee
Charles E. Matthews
Kiwassa
Estelle
W. H. Childs
Henry J. Roberts
Vagabond
Corona
Craven Shoalbury
Spars and racing gear arrive for Shamrock yachts
The Anchor Line steamship Ethiopia arrived from Glasgow with eighty five packages of spars and racing gear for Shamrock III and Shamrock I. Fifty eight packages are for Shamrock III and twenty seven for Shamrock I. The gear will be moved to the Erie Basin for use when the English yachts arrive.
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Ethiopia
Glasgow
Erie Basin
Still More Shamrock Spars Prepared for Lipton Fleet
Glasgow June The Anchor Line steamer Columbia sails for New York on Saturday with a duplicate set of racing spars and a duplicate mast for Shamrock II in case of emergency Sir Thomas Lipton orders full preparedness for any contingency aboard the voyage totals.
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Glasgow
Columbia
New York
Shamrock Llt
Sir Thomas Lipton
Fordham Elects Fresh Athletes and Captains in 1904 Honors
Fordham College announces athletic leadership names for multiple teams. J. J. Clark is president and baseball manager, A. L. Hurley vice-president and football assistant, E. J. O'Connor football manager, J. A. M McLaughlin basketball manager, W. J. Rollen track manager, J. T. Dillon secretary. The "F" baseball honors include Keane, Plunkett, McLane, Dady, Hartman, Doscher, Essenter, O'Brien, Robertson, Mitchell, Oliver, and Curtin. track honors list Faljon, O'Connor, O'Toole, Fitch, Sweeney Gargan.
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Fordham College
J. J. Clark
A. L. Hurley
E. J. O'Connor
T. J. Dilion
L. McManus
J. A. M McLaughlin
W. J. Rollen
P. Glennon
Athletic Association
J. T. Dillon
Fordham
Keane
Plunkett
McLane
Dady
Hartman
Doscher
Essenter
O'Brien
Robertson
Mitchell
Oliver
Curtin
Faljon
O'Connor
O'Toole
Fitch
Sweeney Gargan
Cotton Brokers to Stage Annual Golf Tourney at Colonia
The New York Cotton Exchange members will hold their annual golf handicap at Colonia Country Club on Saturday. Two classes, A for handicaps 18 and under and B for others, offer three prizes per class plus a gross score prize and a consolation handicap with three prizes. Winners in other contests cannot win consolation prizes. To ensure all finish before dark, morning play is encouraged, with luncheon in the clubhouse and a dinner afterward.
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New York Cotton Exchange
Colonia Country Club
Prestwick to Host Open Championship in Scotland
The Open Championship of Great Britain begins today at Prestwick Golf Club in Scotland. The field plays 72 holes in medal format, 36 holes today and 36 tomorrow, with Alexander Herd the current title holder.
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Great Britain
Prestwick Golf Club
Scotland
Alexander Herd
Dyker Meadow Golf Club Announces June Contests
Crowell Hadden Jr secretary of the Dyker Meadow Golf Club lists month long events at Fort Hamilton links. June 18 offers a third monthly handicap for first and second prizes. June 20 features a golf ball sweepstakes with match play against bogie and a Haskell ball prize. June 27 another golf ball sweepstakes with medal play and handicap. A bogie handicap is expected for July 4.
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Crowell Hadden, Jr
Dyker Meadow Golf Club
Fort Hamilton Links
Haskell
Women's Metropolitan Golf Team Match Delayed to Tomorrow
The Apanamis and Baltusrol women's metropolitan championship match, postponed from yesterday at Baltusrol, will be held tomorrow at the same links. Met champion Mrs Manice will face national champion Mrs C T Stout, who remains with Apawamis after her marriage. Two Class A contests and two Class B matches are scheduled Friday at Baltusrol, Apawamis, Englewood, and Nassau.
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Apanamis
Baltusrol
Manice
C. T. Stout
Apawamis Club
Golf ties announce multiple matches at Wee Burn and St Andrews
The St Andrews and Wee Burn golf teams begin their annual home and away series at Wee Burn on June 2 with the return at St Andrews. Honors include the Henry R Towne plate and Mount Pleasant Club cups with June midmonth ties. Baltusrol hosts the open championship luncheon June 26 27 open to contestants.
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St. Andrews
Wee Burn
Wee Burn Links
Henry R. Towne
Baltusrol Golf Club
United States
Baltusrol Links
New Milford Girl Sets Yard Dash Record at Ingleside Sports
In Ingleside School field day New Milford Conn Yale Athletic Association officials ran events under their supervision. Miss Eleanor Zimmerman of East Orange N J broke the women’s school yard dash record with a time of 6% seconds surpassing the previous 7 seconds held by Vassar.
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New Milford
Veteran college players spark first round in metropolitan tennis
Holcombe Ward and Robert Le Roy advance to the second round at the West Side Tennis Club amid lively intercollegiate matchups. The field features Harold Hackett and Thomas Trask in strong form as Theodore Roosevelt Pell and others face tough competition in the Metropolitan trophy event.
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West Side
Raymond D. Little
Harry F. Allen
Hackett
Allen
Holcombe Ward
David Sands
New York Lawn Tennis Club
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Sands
Trask
Calhoun Cragin
Ith Regiment Association
Yale
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Young Pell
Torrence
Pell
W. J. Hall
Hamilton Grange
J. P. Paret
New-York Lawn Tennis Club
R. M. Beckley
Ross Burchard
West Side Tennis Club
Dimon BE
Roberts
Lorraine Wyeth
Louis J
E. H. Hart
G. G. Brinkerhoff
Frederick G Anderson
Owe
Harold H. Hackett
West Point Cadets Hold Tenth Annual Field Day
West Point N Y June 9 The tenth annual field day for cadets concluded with Hammond winning the 100 yard dash and Upham taking the 440 yard run. Bunker topped the shot put, Barber cleared the pole vault, and Stillwell led the one mile run. Daly won the 120 yard hurdles and Daly also claimed the broad jump title with Daly and Hammond placing in various events.
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West Point
N. Y
Corps of Cadets
J._S Hammond
Farnum
Daly
Tom” Plains
Bunker
Barber
Armstrong
Dowd
Spalding
Rockwell
Stillwell
Worcester
Hammond
Humphreys
Baseball outcomes from yesterday across leagues
National League results show St Louis 11 over 2 Pittsburg with Philadelphia 3 beating Chicago 4 and Boston 1 defeating New York 3. American League games include New York 3 over St Louis 1 and Detroit 7 over Boston 3. Philadelphia 7 over Chicago 1. Cleveland 8 over Washington. Schedule pairings list NY at St Louis Boston at Chicago Brooklyn at Cincinnati and others.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Suthorien"easian
Anil Kling
Willits and
Moran Seeee
R. HE
Wilhelm and Phelps
Duggleby and Roth
P.c
York
Iage
Brooklyn Otecans
P.c. Boston
Chicago Acts
St. Lou Poe Eens
Giants Win Easy Victory Over St Louis In Exhibition
St Louis hosts the New York Giants as Mathewson pitches well into the seventh. Babb hits a three base hit while Bresnahan and Mertes add two baggers. New York wins 8 to 2 as Miller shuts St Louis down late. O Neill and Sanders suffer early hits. Umpires Holliday and Moran.
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St. Louis
Babb
Tribune
Sanders
Mike” O'Neill
Mathewson
Miller
Mertes
Bresnahan
Hackett
Lauder
Williams
Dunn
Gilbert
J. O Neill
M. O'Neill
New York
V.haltren
Bowerman
Ib Miller
Browne
Bres’han
O' Neil
O' Neill
O'Neill
St- Louis
Holliday and Moran
Invaders Top St. Louis In Pitchers' Duel At The Brickyard
Davis powered the Invaders with three runs as New York beat St Louis 3 to 1. Chesbro allowed one unearned run aided by McCormick errors, while Kahoe slugged a three base hit and Burkett plus Anderson added two baggers. Manager Griffith swapped Courtney and Long for Elberfeld who joins Thursday. Attendance 1,365.
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St. Louis
Davis
Chesbro
McCormick
Kahoe
Burkett
Anderson
Griffith
Courtney
Long
Elberfeld
Detroit
Iberfeld
New-York
Keeler
Hetdrick
Conroy
Friel
Willams
Wallace
M'C'mick
Padden
O'Connor
Kehoec
Donohue
Heidrick
New York
Boston Beats Detroit 7-3 in Winter Batteries Showdown
Boston wins 7 to 3 over Detroit in a winter batteries event. Key figures include Winter, Young and Smith, Mullin and McGuire. Attendance reaches 3,854 as fans pack the venue.
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Boston
Datacit
Winter, Young and Smith
Mullin and McGuire
Harvard Defeats Columbia on Soldiers Field 4 to 1
Harvard beat Columbia 4 to 1 at Soldiers Field. Randall hit a first inning homer and two Columbia errors aided the scoring. A second inning rally produced two more Harvard runs, while Columbia added a late run on a three base hit and a wild pitch. Batteries Cliburn Qatasey Tyler Frambechk. Umpire Murray. Attendance 1608.
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Mass
Harvard
Lumbia
Randall
Columbia
Ean Harvart
Cliburn
Qatasey Tyler
Frambechk
Murray
Bucknell Beats Carlisle Indians In Ninth Inning Home Run
Bucknell University defeated the Carlisle Indians in Carlisle. With two outs and three on base in the ninth, Bovard hit a game winning home run. Final score Bucknell 5 Carlisle 4. Batteries Jackel Teufel for Bucknell Charlies Batre.
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the Tribune
Carlisle
Penn
Bucknell University
Carlisle Indians
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Bucknell
Et &S
Jackel and Teufel
Charlies and Batré
Reading Baseball Club Invited to Eastern League Entry
Reading Pennsylvania receives an invitation to join the Eastern League replacing Rochester. Manager Lawson is out of town, delaying sanction while Reading is expected to decide on league entry.
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Penn
Rochester
Lawson
Cambridge University vs Philadelphians Cricket Test Resumes Play
Cambridge Cantabs consolidate as E M Dawson and L V Harper carve a stand to push the total to 232 at lunch after a brisk start by R T Goodsell and E W Mann. Phila side trails with 28 first innings, then 379 in second as Bohlen, Wood, and team chase.
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Eng
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Cambridge University
P. H Clark
Harper
R. P. Keigwin
H. C. McDonnell
Dawson
Scattergood
King
F. B. Roberts
McDonnell
Wilson
F. H. Bohlen
A. M. Wood
Bohlen
Wood
Gentlemen OF
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Dowson
Smith
F. H. Bohien
Roberts
J. A. Lester
Clark
Mann
M. Dowson
B. Roberts
Yale Freshman Boat Aide Suffered Cramp In Rowing
New London June 3 Yale oarsmen were alarmed when Whittier was removed from the freshman boat and placed at No 5 in the varsity due to cramps. A Harvard doctor found only cramps. He will miss at least two days. The varsity lineup remains unsettled after yesterday’s Harvard freshman beat the varsity.
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Tribune
New London
Conn
Yale
Whittier
Harvard
Red Top
Jouettt
Cambridge
Jouett
Ca Ue
Foote Cornell '06 Captain of Freshman Crew
Edwin T. Foote of Ithaca has been elected captain and will row as stroke of Cornell’s freshman crew at Poughkeepsie. It is rare for a single oarsman to serve as both stroke and captain of the crew.
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N. Y
Edwin T. Foote
Cornell
Poughkeepsie
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