Sports roundup across multiple venues and events
Racing at Gravesend and other ports features ninety footers cup class off Sandy Hook. Lawn tennis Metropolitan championships at West Side. Polo Meadow Brook tourney at Brin Mawr. Cricket in Philadelphia at Cambridge. Cycling paced circuit in Baltimore. Golf open at Prestwick and events in Montclair Englewood and Innis Arden. Baseball NL and AL schedules plus college and alumni games across several campuses.
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Gravesend
St. Louis
Harlem
Detroit
Sandy Hook
West Side Tennis Club
Meadow Brook
Brin Mawr
Penn
Philadelphia
Cambridge
England
Baltimore
Prestwick
Great Britain
Knobwood
Montclair
Innis Arden
Englewood
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Washington
University of Pennayivanie
Brown
Manhattan
Lafayette
Columbia
Trinity
Westeran
Dickinson
Princeton
Holy Cross
Amherst
Major Daingerfield Wins Parkway at Gravesend in Tight Finish
Major Daingerfield the four year old colt owned by W. B. Leeds led a nine horse field in the Parkway Handicap at Gravesend. He carried 8 and fought a close duel with Merry Acrobat and Grand Opera before pulling away by three lengths. Rightful ran second with Martin keeping him ahead of the field for third. The time was 1 49 2 5 with a foul claim rejected.
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Major Daingerfield
W. B. Leeds
Western Railroad
Gravesend
Major Deingerfield
Iist
Heno
Africander
Tham
John W. Schorr
Rightful
George E. Smith
Grand Opera
Alexander Shields
Hunter Raine
Young Henry
Boston
New York
M. H. Tichenor
Welwift
Bill
Merry Acrobat
Phil” Dwyer
Daingerfield
Mr. Dwyer
Merry-Acrobeat
Mejor Daingerfield
Martin
Dwyer
Major
Spur
J. Dunbar
Miss Dorsthy
Ara
Burns
Miss Dorothy
Captivator
Boral Summons
Lord Badge
Star and Garter
Knight of the Garter
B. Leeds
Monit
Odom
McCafferty
McCue
Reddington
Michaels
O'Neil
Waswift
Wonderly
Himself
Creamer
Thoroughfare horse races and results from meeting
Details of multiple races for two year olds and older horses including entrants Grenade Cascine Harbor Wotan Don John Mohave Bob Murphy Daingerfield Merry Acrobat Grand Opera Hunter Raine Young Henry Waswift Himself Baseful Pirouette Midshipman Water spout Doctle Avenger Tomcod Dutiful Donnelly Gold Saint Montana King Knight of the Sinstec gel Bar Le Duc Northbrook Carroll D Aminte and Aminte race outcomes. Wins listed with times and starting odds. driving finish noted.
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Sydney Paget
B. G. Grenade
Gatien
Turmoil
O'Neil
Waterbury
Cascine
Harbor
Wotan
Gannon
Don John
M. Murphy
Bassinette
Hoar
Ie Ae
Minder
Midshipman
Hicks
Waterspout
McCue
Doctle
Odom
Avenger
Tomcod
Martin
Dutiful
Murphy
Donnelly
Adame
Gold Saint
Cochran
Montana King
Michaels
PS. P. Randolph
B. H. Knight
Byer
Bar le Duc
Schoen
Northbrook
Carroll D
Creamer
Daley
Jockey Wille Sims Makes First Year Ride At Gravesend
Jockey Wille Sims, once famed in the white jacket of Mike Dwyer, rode Salvatella in the first Gravesend race but finished last. Duryea and Whitney plan return from Europe to decide Irish Lad’s American Derby fate. Henry Spencer reports American riders prospering in Austria, with Fred Taral struggling to keep weight at 115 pounds. The Coney Island Jockey Club June meet program is issued.
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Wille” 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 horses place in Prix Hardy at Maisons Lafitte
Paris June 9 W K Vanderbilt's Marigold finished third and Bitmore fourth in the Prix Hardy at the Maisons Lafitte meeting.
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Paris
W. K. Vanderbilt
Maisons Lafitte
Drake Signs Jockey Charles Gray For Remainder Of Season
Chicago report states John A. Drake signs jockey Charles Gray for the season at a good salary. Gray will ride in Drake colors at Saratoga and other eastern tracks where Lester Reiff cannot ride. Gray can make 105 pounds and will ride one Drake horse in the Derby with Reiff on the other.
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Chicago
John A. Drake
Charles Gray
Drake
Saratoga
Lester Reiff
Gray
Results at Harlem Confound Favorites in Long Race Card
Harlem results show favorites defeated across races one to six with several long shots winning. Ralph Young leads first race at five furlongs, High Carnival wins race two at seven furlongs, Leone takes race three, Talpa wins race four, Handsome Flurry tops race five, and Blue Mint wins race six as track improves in fine weather.
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Chicago
Harlem
Ralph Young
CW. Robbins
Lady Free Knight
Adkins
Banwell
H. Booker
George R Harrison
Owasca
Leech
Miss Mollie
Pontchartrain
Croppie
Silver Spinner
Mandy Lee
Riceful
High Carnival
Prodigal Son
W. Knapp
Eric
Meade
Examiner
the Dor
Egg Noge
Leone
H. Phillips
Haviland
Dominick
Montana Peeress
Treanor
Milas
Ernc
Alfred C
Moroni
Ed Adack
Prince Webb
Talpa
Jack Ratlin
Landry
Warte Nicht
Thane
Water
C. Thompson
Prince of Endurance
Peter J
Handsome Flurry
Case
Determination
CH. Phillips
Ida Davis
Davis
Polly Water
Lamella
Paula
Dorice
Katie Powere
Blue Mint
Robbins
Goldaga
Domi
J. Williams
Harney
Senator Matte
James J. Corbett
Ida V
Merops
Leo Newell
Form
Lucy
Toronto Defeats Detroit Lacrosse Team 7 to 4
Detroit on June 9 hosted the University of Toronto in a lacrosse match won by Toronto 7 to 4. The game featured strong Toronto offense and solid defense to secure the victory.
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Detroit
University of Toronto
Detroit Lacrosse
Princeton Miler Makes Daring Tank Leap
Princeton star miler Jack Perry leaped from the spectator gallery into the Brokaw tank on a wager. He sank to the bottom, swam to the ropes, and climbed out in his best clothes, thrilling onlookers in Princeton, New Jersey.
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Princeton
N. J
Jack” Perry
Perry
Herschmann Wins Gold Medal in Commercial Vehicle Contest
Arthur Herschmann, who protested a missing medal in the Automobile Club commercial vehicle contest held on May 2 and 21, has been awarded a gold medal. His steam express wagon weighed 10 225 pounds with a 2 805 pound load, meeting the rules for weight relative to vehicle size. The entry was placed in a miscellaneous class and he was permitted to compete, with the committee deciding his recognition was warranted.
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Arthur Herschmann
The
Automobile Club
Herschmann
Havi
Committee On Awards
YACHTING DETOURS AS FOG DELAYS Cup Yachts at Sandy Hook
The New York Yacht Club faced two days of race delays as fog shrouded the Sandy Hook area. Reliance Constitution and Columbia were readied but failure to find the committee boat and dense fog halted proceedings. A Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse near the lightship created a potential hazard amid twitchy seas before the fleet finally reached their moorings. The Ethiopia saluted the yachts and a special race was planned for the following morning if conditions improve.
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New-York Yacht Club
Cup
Reliance
Constitution
Columbia
Sandy Hook
Hook
August Belmont
Atwood
Richard Wray
Guiding Star
Union
Gedney
de Witt C. Ivins
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Ethiopia
Atlantic Yacht Club
Foggy seas hamper Atlantic Y C Races in 37th regatta
The Atlantic Yacht Club regatta in Lower Bay was delayed by three days of fog. Only ten boats started across short inside courses with winners including Kiwassa Umbrina Vagabond and Pickaninny, while Budget was disqualified for fouling the stakeboat.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
New York
Gravesend Bay
Henry J. Gielow
Sandy Nook
Sea Gate
Fort Hamilton
Craven Shoal
Regatta Committee
Charles E. Matthews
Kiwassa
Estelle
W. H. Childe
Henry J. Roberts
Vagabond
Corona
Spars for Shamrock Yachts Arrive on Ethiopia
The Anchor Line steamer Ethiopia arrived from Glasgow with spars and racing gear for Shamrock III and Shamrock I. In eighty five packages, fifty eight went to Shamrock III and twenty seven to Shamrock I. The spars were decked along port, some covered with canvas, long hollow steel parts painted bright yellow. Small spars lashed atop the after cabin. Gear to be moved to Erie Basin ready for the English yachts.
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Ethiopia
Glasgow
Erie Basin
Still More Shamrock Spars Prepared for Shamrock Ill
Glasgow June report says the Anchors Line steamer Columbia bound for New York Saturday carries a full duplicate set of racing spars and a duplicate mast for Shamrock Ill, Sir Thomas Lippton seeks full preparedness in case of emergency.
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Glasgow
Columbia
New York
Shamrock
Sir Thomas Lipton
Fordham Elects Athletic Leaders and Honors F Members
Fordham College announced elected officials for athletics including J. P. Clark as baseball president and manager and A. L. Hurley as vice-president and assistant manager. E. J. O'Connor heads football with T. J. Dillon as assistant. hockey manager L. McManus and basketball manager J. A. McLaughlin are noted along with track manager W. J. Jellin. Several individuals received the Fordham “F” in baseball and track athletics including Captain Keane and Fallon among others.
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Fordham College
J. P. Clark
A. L. Hurley
E. J O'Connor
T. J. Dilion
L. McManus
J. A. Mclaughlin
Maer
W. J. Jellin
P. Glennon
Athletic Association
J. T. Dillon
Fordham
Keane
Plunkett
McLane
Dady
Hartman Doscher
Essenter
O'Brien
Robertson
Mitchell
Oliver
Curtin
Fallon
O'Connor
O'Toole
Fitch
Sweeney Gargan
Cotton Brokers to Hold Annual Golf Handicap at Colonia
New York Cotton Exchange members will stage their annual golf handicap at Colonia Country Club on Saturday. Two classes, Class A for 18 and under, Class B for others, two sets of prizes plus a consolation event open to both classes. Morning play advised due to large entry. luncheon and dinner planned. The British Open at Prestwick runs today and tomorrow with 72 holes medal play. current champion is Alexander Herd.
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New York Cotton Exchange
Colonia Country Club
Great Britain
Prestwick Golf Club
Scotland
Alexander Herd
Banker Brothers Company
Criterion Hotel
L. P. Mooesis
Ireland
Teutonic
Sihorsepower Peerless
C. G. Ridgway
L. B. Kittredge
Samuel L. Butler
Automobile Club of America
J.C. Wetmore
Jervis
W. J. Morgan
W. Stalin
Mooers
Morgan
Hnard
Dyker Meadow Golf Club Announces June Contests
Dyker Meadow Golf Club secretary Crowell Hadden Jr lists events at Fort Hamilton. June 18 features a third monthly handicap for first and second prizes in medal play over 18 holes. June 20 offers a golf ball sweepstakes with match play against bogie entrance. June 27 adds another golf ball sweepstakes with medal and handicap play. A bogie handicap is expected to draw July 4.
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Crowell Hadden, Jr
Dyker Meadow Golf Club
Fort Hamilton Links
Haskell
Women’s team championship match postponed at Baltusrol
The Apanamis and Baltusrol women’s metropolitan championship tie was moved to tomorrow at the same links. Met champ Mrs Manice teams with national champ Mrs Stout who still belongs to Apawamis. Class A matches Essex County at Baltusrol and Morris County at Apawamis Friday. Class B features Powelton at Englewood and Harbor Hill at Nassau.
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Apanamis
Baltusrol
Manice
C. T. Stout
Apawamis Club
Golf links schedule features St Andrews Wee Burn contests
The annual home and away St Andrews versus Wee Burn golf series opens at Wee Burn on June with a return at St Andrews. Winners receive the Henry R Towne plate. Mount Pleasant Club Ossining committee includes Presbrey Deming Brandreth Larkin Jr Hyatt. Mount Pleasant Cup starts June 13 and the club cup June 20. The men’s championship is October 10 and the women’s October 13. Baltusrol will host open US championship luncheon and course access June 22 26 27. Knollwood entries close today with Judson Todd secretary White Plains N Y.
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St. Andrews
Wee Burn
Wee Burn Links
Henry R. Towne
Mount Pleasent Club
Ossining
Frank Presbrey
Richard Deming
D. Brandreth
Francis Larkin, Jr
George Hyatt
Baltusrol Golf Club
United States
Baltusrol Links
Knollwood Country Club
Judson
Todd
White Plains
N. Y
New Milford Girl Sets Record in Yard Dash
Miss Eleanor Zimmerman of East Orange New Jersey breaks the women's school record in the yard dash at Ingleside School field day in New Milford Connecticut with a time of six and a half seconds. Yale Athletic Association officials directed events and the previous best was seven seconds by Vassar.
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New Milford
Metropolitan trophy tennis players shine on West Side courts
Harvard veteran Holcombe Ward and Columbia’s Robert Le Roy powered into the second round of the Metropolitan championship on the West Side courts. Yale’s Thomas Trask advanced after Calhoun Cragin defaulted, while Hackett defeated Allen in a hard fought match. Theodore Roosevelt Pell fell to Torrence in a sharp singles clash.
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West Side
Amsterdam
Holcombe Ward
Harvard
Robert le Roy
Columbia University
Thomas C. Trask
Yale
Collegians
Raymond D. Little
Harry F. Allen
Hackett
Allen
David Sands
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Ward
Sands
Trask
Calhoun Cragin
7Th Regiment Association
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Young Pell
Torrence
Pell
W. J. Halt
Hamilton Grange Tennis Club
E. H. Hart
G. G. Brinkerhoff
Frederick G Anderson
Owe
G—-S
Harold H. Hackett
Harry F. Allen Towe
West Point Cadet Field Day Winners List
The tenth annual West Point corps of cadets field day concluded with multiple event wins. J S Hammond led sprints and the 220 yard dash, Tom Plains won shot putting, Barber claimed pole vault, and Upham Dowd Stillwell Daly Rockwell others secured top places in hammer throw high jump and distance events. Next Sunday's Tribune promises more coverage with illustrations.
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West Point
Corps of Cadets
J__S Hammond
Farnum
Daly
Tom” Plains
Bunker
Barber
Armstrong
Dillon
J.S. Hammons
W. D. Anderson
Carruthers
Upham
Wright
Dowd
Spalding
Rockwell
Stillwell
Worcester
J. S. Hammond
Humphreys
Baseball Results From Yesterday In Two Leagues
National League games saw New York 11 over St Louis 2, Pittsburgh 7 over Philadelphia 3, Chicago 4 to Boston 1. American League scores had New York 3 over St Louis, Detroit 7 over Boston 3, Philadelphia 7 over Chicago, Cleveland 8 over Washington.
Baseball Schedule Tangles National and American Leagues
The listings show a pairings schedule with National League matches New York at St Louis Boston at Chicago Brooklyn at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Pittsburg plus American League games St Louis at New York Chicago at Philadelphia Detroit at Boston and Cleveland at Washington.
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New York
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
R. RB. E.saaie Dee
Cadaee
P.c
Brooklyn Enain Ae
Philadelphia Louts
P.c. Boston
Ewees
Giants Defeat St Louis in Easy Victory Behind Mathewson
In St Louis the Giants won decisively as Sanders and O Neill were knocked out early. Mathewson pitched well to seven innings before Miller closed the game. Babb, Mertes, and Bresnahan sparked the offense with power while the visitors' fielding remained sharp. New York outscored St Louis 6 to 2 with strong defense and timely hitting.
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Tribune
St. Louis
Giants
Sanders
Mike” O'Neill
Mathewson
Miller
Babb
Mertes
Bresnahan
Farrell
Browne
Donovan
Breshan
O'V.haltren
Mertesr
Barclay
O' Babb
Hackett
Lauder
Witlame
Dunn
J. Oneill
Gilbert
Bowerman
Oneill
Ir Miller
St. Louia
Ceeseees
New-York
O' Neill
O'Neill
New York
Holliday and Moran
Invaders Top St Louis in Uneven Brickyard Game
New York over St. Louis 3 to 1 as Davis drives all three runs. Chesbro wins with solid support while McCormick errors aid the visitors. Kahoe hits a three-base shot and Burkett and Anderson add two-base hits. Elberfeld tied to New York lineup with Iberfeld joining Thursday.
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Invaders
St. Louis
Davis
Chesbro
McCormick
Kahoe
Burkett
Anderson
Griffith
Courtney
Elberfeld
Detroit
Iberfeld
New-York
New York ST. Louis
Keeler
Hefdrick
Conroy
Friel
Willams
Wallace
M'Fland
Heidrick
Donohue
New York
St. Lous
O'Loughlin
Detroit game attendance noted in FBI batteries report
FBI Batteries winter case lists participants Young, Smith, Mullin and McGuire with Detroit and Boston connections. Attendance recorded at 3,554 in Boston as the event cited.
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Boston
Detroit
FBI
Winter, Young and Smith
Mullin and McGuire
Louisville tops Kansas City 6 to 1 in league play
In Louisville the Cardinals defeated the Kansas City team 6 to 1. A rain postponement affected the Columbusy Minneapolis game and the Toledo contest was moved from Indianapolis to St Paul.
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Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
St Paul
Harvard Defeats Columbia On Soldiers Field
Cambridge Mass June 9 Harvard defeated Columbia today on Soldiers Field 4 to 0 in a pitching dominated game. Randall hit a first inning home run and two Columbia errors aided Harvard. Harvard added two more runs in the second and seventh aided by a base on balls a scratch hit and an error. Columbia scored its only run in the seventh on a three-base hit and two wild pitches. Batteries Chbarn and Quigley Tyler and Frambech Umpire Mourray attendance 1100.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Columbia Today
Randall
Columbia
Chbarn and
Quigley
Tyler and
Frambech
Mourray
Bucknell Beats Carlisle Indians With Ninth Inning Home Run
Bucknell University defeated the Carlisle Indians today after two Bucknell men were out and three on bases in the ninth. Bovard hit a game winning home run driving in runs as Bucknell scored five to Carlisle’s four. Batteries Jackel Teufel Charles and the Carlisle catcher.
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TRIBT
Carlisle
Penn
Bucknell University
Carlisle Indians
E Bovard
Bucknell
Jackel
Teufel
Charles
Reading Club Granted Eastern League Invitation
Reading, June 9. The Reading Baseball Club received an invitation to join the Eastern League in place of Rochester. The decision awaits Lawson’s sanction and the club awaits his return to the city. It is believed Reading will enter the league.
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Reading
Penn
Rochester
Lawson
Wil
Cambridge and Philadelphians Resume Cricket Test in England
Cambridge Cantabs trail after a first innings 379 set by Cambridge led by Dowson 62 and McDonnell 41. Philadelphians reply started promisingly with Bohlen 63 and Wood 29, leaving hopes of a run to victory with two wickets down as play resumes tomorrow.
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Eng
Philadelphians
Cambridge University
P. H Clark
Harper
R. P. Keigwin
H.C. McDonnell
Dawson
Scattercoad
King
F. B. Roberts
McDonnell
Wilson
F. H. Bohien
A. M. Wood
Bohlen
Bown
Dowson
Wood
Gentlemen OF
Philadelphia
Smith F. H. Bohien
Roberts
J. A. Lester
Enene
M. Wood
Z. Graves
McDonnell H. Bates
McDonnell D. Brown
McDonnell N. le Roy
Dowson E. M Cresa
P. H. Clark
Jae
Clark
Ketarwin
Lester
B. Wilson
Scattergood
Buckstone
B. Roberts
Ieee
Aenet
Yale Oarsman Whittier Sidelined by Cramps at New London
Yale crews fear for Whittier after a severe cramps attack may signal appendicitis. Harvard physician Jouett examined him and confirmed only cramps. Whittier out for at least two days, Auchinross moves to No.5 as varsity line disrupted. expected time row postponed.
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New London
Conn
Yale
Whittier
Harvard
Red Top
Jouett
Cambridge
Foote Cornell Freshman Crew Elects Captain Stroke
Edwin T. Foote of Ithaca has been elected captain and stroke of the Cornell freshman crew set to row at Ponghnanee. The choice of a captain who also rows as stroke is noted as a rare combination at Cornell.
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Ithaca
N. J
Edwin T. Foote
Cornell
Foote
Wisconsin in Four Oared Race
A brief item notes a four oared race in Wisconsin with a push for coverage in the upcoming Sunday Tribune. The piece hints at a summer resort guide to be illustrated and published, promising details and information for readers planning visits.
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S Tribune
Tribune
Wisconsin
Iman
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