Red Knight Sets Track Record In One and a Quarter Miles
Red Knight with 165 pounds wins a crowded handicap at Gravesend in 2:05 1-5 over a tough field including The Picket Alan-a-Dale and Graziallo. Miller on Red Knight paces the field then finishes a nose ahead of Go Between. The Picket stops, English Lad yields late, and Alan-a-Dale drops back.
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Gold Heels
Han
Red Knight
Alan-a-Dale
Graziallo
Little Miller
Monsieur Beaucaire
Cedarstrome
Alan-n-Dale
J. Martin
Monsieur Veaucaire
Go Between
Alan-a- Dale
Miller
Wren
Red Kaleht
Paddock Paragraphs on Suburban Prep and Race Weights
The report notes Carroll Reid hoped The Picket would show well in yesterday’s handicap to boost Suburban prospects. The Picket, last year’s Brooklyn Handicap winner, ran soundly though Lyne’s urging failed. Graziallo, Alan-a-Dale, and English also figure in weight comparisons ahead of next Thursday’s race, with Requital colts showing promise. Old England balked at the starter’s twitch and refused to break.
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Carroll Reid
Brooklyn
Lyne
Reid
Alan-a-Dale
McDowell
Graziallo
Ross
Old England
Travers Beats Seely In Knollwood Semi Final
Jerome B D Travers of Nanrau defeats metropolitan champion Charles H. Seely of Wee Burn in the Knollwood tournament semi finals at eighteen holes. Travers also defeated Walter J. Travis previously. Hoyt advances to face Travers in the final after beating Charlie Cox.
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Settle
Metropolitan
Charles H. Seely
Wee Burn
Knollwood
Jerome BD. Travers
Nanrau
Walter J. ‘Travis
Great Britain
Seely
Travers
Travis
Fox Hills
Robert Dow
Hoe
F. H. Hoyt
Alton
Maine
Hoyt
Charlie Cox
Fairfield
Ais
Walter Stern
St. Andrews
Stern O
Seely-Moller
Jess Close
Moller
J.C. Phillips
Hollywood
H. J. Philips
Siwanoy
Ty Piar
F. S Armstrong
Wheeler
Abawamis
T Dlay
Phillips
Jattrgy
Armstrong
Braid Wins Open Championship At St Andrews In 1916 Style
London June 9 James Braid British open champion in 1916 won the open golf championship of Great Britain at St Andrews with a score of SIS. He led after three rounds and finished strong beating Willie Anderson and Aleck Smith who both finished outside prize money due to weather and scoring. Pauline Mackay captured the Massachusetts women’s state title at Brae Burn defeating Elizabeth S Porter four up and four to play.
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James Braid
Great Bitain
St. Andrews
J. L. Taylor
Sandwich
Jack White
Braid
Willie Anderson
Aleck Smith
Nassau
Folf
Fifeshire Royal Burgh
Earls Ferry
Vardon and
Taylor
MacKay
Newton
Mass
Pauline Mackay
Oakley Country Club
Watertown
Massachusetts
Elizabeth S Porter
Brookline
Brae Burn
West Newton
Graduates Defeat Undergraduates In Princeton Golf Match
The Princeton graduates beat the undergraduates on the university links by 21 to 4 in the annual golf match. The telegraph report confirms the decisive victory for the graduates on a June afternoon in Princeton New Jersey.
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the Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Vesper Crew To Sail For Grand Challenge Cup
The Vesper Boat Club crew sails from Philadelphia to New York then England to defend the Grand Challenge Cup at Henley. Fourteen rowers and two substitutes depart with coxswains Abell and Ayres, led by Oscar Thorn and other club members. The team previously won world titles in Paris 1990 and St Louis.
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Philadelphia and
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New-York
England
Jonn
Exley
Paris
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Charles E. Armstrong
Henry H. Lott
Vesper Club
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B. Juvenal
Creek
James S. Flanagan
St Louis
Frank A. Schell
Fing
Daniel M. Gleason
Roscoe C. Lockwood
Forris I. Williams
T. Robert Johnson
Lewis C. Abell
Robert C. Ayres
Joseph Dempsey
Sach
Oscar Thorn
Vesper Glad
Yale
Cornell
University of Pennsylvania
Argonaut Rowing Club of
Toronto
Morris Park Auto Meet Headlines National Circuit Debut
The Morris Park auto meet opens today as the first National Circuit championship race. A larger entry list promises a full day of sport with the New York Cup three lap middleweight class featuring Dan Vargis on the Reo Bird Guy Vauga in a Decauville F F Cameron on Bil Se pommebower and Cecntron fasse and Minden Get Saltice’s Ronnuit among bold entries. The programme also includes Somers Hart and Chevrolet seeking notable feats and a wag toward a world record race.
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Reo Bird
Guy Vauga
Decauville
F. F. Cameron
Bil Se Pommebower
Cecntron Fasse
Minden
Saltice
Ronnuit
Chevrolet
Highlanders Lose Turbulent Game to Cleveland in Park
In American League Park yesterday the Highlanders fell 4 2 to Cleveland after a heated moment when Joss and Buelow and manager Clark Griffith were ordered off the field. Cleveland opened with Vinson’s two base hit and a wild pitch and pulled ahead late with Rhoades’s homer and Bay’s bunt sequence.
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Buelow
Clark Griffith
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Vinson
Chase
Conroy
Elberfeld
Kleinow
Chaze
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Stovall
Bradley
Keeles
Fisck
Rhoades
Bay
Lajoie
Giants Handed Schoolboy Defeat by Pirates in Exhibition
In a schoolboy style National League exhibition, Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the New York Giants 12 to 6. McGinnity and Leever were relieved early after hits. Mathewson struggled, allowing multiple hits as Dahlen and Devlin contributed to the Giants’ errors. Phillips steadied for Pittsburgh, Wagner starred at shortstop with nine chances clean, and Pittsburgh built a six run surge by the end of the first inning, then added three more in the second to seal the game.
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Mathewson
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Stone
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Boston Wins Third Straight Over St Louis 7 to 1
Boston defeated St Louis 7 to 1 as Howell hit a homer into the outfield bleachers Moran made a one hand stop and Collins a running catch. Weaver sprained a finger and was replaced by Sugden. Attendance 6,448. Umpire Connolly. Other game Chicago beat Philadelphia 3 to 2 in fourteen innings. White and Waddell pitched well. Jones scored on Davis’s double in the 14th. Attendance 8,080. Umpires McCarthy and Kelly. Detroit rallied to beat Washington 7 to 6 in the last inning. Armour and Schaffer involved in protests. Attendance 9,008. Eastern League results: Providence 4 Hackensack?. Baltimore 1, Montreal 2. Jersey City 4 Buffalo 1. Newark 2 Toronto 8 in thirteen innings.
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Yale and Princeton Meet in Second Championship Baseball Game
Yale and Princeton clash at Princeton for the second game of the championship series. Yale seeks revenge after last Saturday's defeat but Princeton is favored to win. If Yale wins, a deciding game would be played in Yale. Pitchers are Jackson and Byram. Jackson impressed against Dartmouth. A large crowd is expected for the game and last year Yale won the first game 3 to 1 at New Haven.
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Dartmouth Defeats Columbia 6 to 1 Behind No-Hitter by Glaze
Dartmouth pitcher Ralph Glaze allowed no hits and struck out fourteen as Dartmouth defeated Columbia 6 1. Offenses faltered for Columbia with errors providing the sole run. Tyler endured eleven at bats for fourteen bases in a loosely played game. Moe Pom contributed to the scoring chase.
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Brooklyn on the toboggan defeat in Cincinnati tilt
Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 4 8 4 in a rough ballgame highlighted by Ewing’s strong pitching after the first inning. Barry Sheckard Seymour Corcoran and Odiwell contributed hits as Cincinnati built a lead and held Brooklyn to poor offense. Attendance about 1,800.
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Hard Work for Crews in Columbian Rowing Tests
From Poughkeepsie June 9 the Columbian varsity eight conducted a strenuous afternoon series of races against the freshman and second eights over a four mile upper course with the beef trust four. Goodwin’s policy of hard work showed as Fraser paced the early part at thirty-two and then eased into a steady rhythm. Morning work featured a long, hot row with sunburned crews applying cold cream before the afternoon session. A second day row was planned to wind up a week of sit work.
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Beef Trust
Yale Crew Works At Gales Ferry In Morning Session
Yale oarsmen completed a two mile river row at Gales Ferry Conn with a 5 39 start from the boathouse. Daly missed the main piece due to an operation and is expected to be in good condition next week while Julian W a Yale advisor supervised the session. Freshmen rowed four and a half miles downstream as varsity crews went upstream though morning work was cut short by exams.
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Rin Locker
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Larned defeats Whitman in round robin match at Crescent Club
In a round robin event at Crescent Athletic Club Bay Ridge William J Larned ex champion overcomes Malcolm D Whitman in three sets 6 3 4 6 3 Whitman fought hard with aggressive returns but Larned capitalized on control and court coverage The day also featured Wright's victory over Ward and a doubles win by Hackett and Alexander ahead of a Ward Wright clash with Hackett Alexander later today
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Holcombe Ward
Meals C. Wright
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Alexander
Littie
Fisher
Larne
Larned
Diash Warman
Wright
Wimbledon
Ward
Serviee
William J. Clothier
Miss Risch Wins Open Singles at Livingston
Anna M. Misch defeated Mrs Prederich Gaeist in the final round of the women's opens tennis tournament in Livingston Staten Island yesterday. Misch beat Mrs Frederick Swift 63 64 to claim the title as Lea defeated Gordon and Bitch 46 6 9 in the semifinals. Doubles winners include Stoddart Foote and Robineon, with Johnson and Blydott entertaining Craik Torrence 6 4 6 2.
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Mire Stoddart
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Mre
A. Foote
J. de Dubuten
Semal-Ainal
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Championship Cricket Today With Twelve Key Matches
Chronicle of today’s cricket schedule lists twelve championship games across multiple leagues. Matches include Brooklyn Wanderers versus Kings County at Prospect Park, Staten Island clubs at Livingston, and Manhattan versus Paterson at Prospect Park, among others in sections A and H with venues across Park, Van Cortlandt, Williamsbridge, and Taver ton areas.
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Essex County
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Columbia Oval
van Cortlandt Park
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Taverton
Chadwick
Va Thistle
Wast Skis Park
Maine Vernon
West Taaran
Pelham Bay Mail
Century Race for Small Yachts at New York Athletic Club
Entries for the New York Athletic Club second annual century race for small yachts close at 2 tonight. The race begins June 72 from Whortleberry Island near Glen Island in the Sound with a West Harbor Block Island course. Length limits exceed 2 feet to 1 foot on the waterline with five crew members and one left hand permitted. Entries received include F08y- Bude, Hanley, Alert, Saindin, Heyes J, Heron, Penahecon, and Rite HL from various owners.
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Glen Island
West Harbor
Block Island
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A Jackson, Jr
Travers Island
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Bude
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Jamnes
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Saindin
HA. Jackson
Heyes J. le Boutthige
Heron
Darasts Rite HL
de Fi Baldwin
Penahecon
LD. Munting
Wanderer's Fast Passage to Newport Captured by Wireless
The steam yacht Wanderer owned by H. A. C. Taylor of New York was spoken by wireless off Nantucket this afternoon. The Wanderer completed the voyage from the lightship in seven days and is bound for Newport.
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