Ballot Dominates Standard Stakes in Graysend Rally
R Keene’s Ballot, among the best three-year-olds in training, won the Standard Stakes at a mile, beating Montgomery and Honesty as Celts and other stars watched. Royal Tourist and Ballot’s stablemate Celt also showed strong form, while pains over the balance of the card included Peter Quince’s poor break and King Cobalt’s easy victory.
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Colin
Celt
Balge
Jockey Club
Brooklyn
Je Sor
Jimmy Rowe
Oe Grist
Aed
Gee Montgomery
Honesty
Tourenne
Royal Tours
Ballot
Nee Vox
Lo Rossfenton
Ind
R. Keene
Peter Quince
King Cobalt
Baby Wolf
Nate
Beauclerc
Denger
Prank J. Ferrell
Blandy
Detroit
Ruby
Almoline
Jim Gaffney
Farrell Laek
Eserion
Estelle Pantie Whitney
Cleo
McDaniel
Chandler
Nimbus
Miller
Keene
Kilrain
Woodford
Miller Ny
Baby Wol
Bat Masterson
Br. Ie
Notter
Bradley
Ceda
Beauclere
Maitre
Murray
McCarthy
Crafty
Lazarus
Burns
Okenit
Heffner
Et Lange
cKinney
Hergen
St Joseph
Marrone
Gage
Delaby
Farrell
Shaw
Drace
Sir John
Dwyer
Shreve
Tod
Cella
BE _Musgrave
Chairmas Cassatt
Rossfenton
Ch. c
Vi ‘Oter
Cerito
Baliot
Hildreth
Montgomery
Dugan
Royal Tourist
Whitney
Lee
Gorey
Musgrave
Mckenzie
Br. G. Ay Oe Demonio
Jural
Pos
Carman
Lady Hubba
Madden
Bonnie Kelso
Kelao St
Milden
Minsgrav
Nedlim
Ellison
Brussel
Ark
Lemaire
E. Dugan
Joyner
Dr. Llow
Griffin
Kid McGinnis
H. Smith
Oneck St
Il Miller
Wes
Doyle
Punch J. Miller
Count Reinfeld
Purcell
Montrose
Nesbitt
Lynch Loo
Wedding
Gleason
Flynn
New Garter
Meise
Brady
Commodore Thoms
H. Miller
Upton
Tender & True Ae P'k St
Wormser
Ates
Imandine
Montauk
Rolando
Monocle
Rosario
H. F
Caesarion
Anon Be
Leach
Randol
Musgrave Ceremoni
Last of yachts in Bermuda race arrives after storm
The Zuhrah and Esperanza reached Hamilton, Bermuda after storms blew them off course from Marblehead to Hamilton, finishing hours behind winners. Zuhrah elapsed 128:20, corrected 125:25:20. Esperanza 137:25:20 both. Esperanza owned by J Dalzell McKee of Pittsburgh, Zuhrah owned by H Dorscher of New York under Atlantic and New Rochelle yacht clubs.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Marblehead
J. Dalzell McKee
Pittsburg
Atlantic Yacht Club
H. Dorscher
New York
New Rochelle
Cape Cod
Esperanza
Marchioness
Venona
Marshall Wins Surprise Victory in Bohemia Chess
In Prague June, American Marshall defeated Schlechter, leader and first defeat for him, amid a series of results in the international chess tournament. Rubinstein beat Nidmar, Teichmann over Mieses, Spielmann over Barleben, Leonhardt over Prekes, and Janowski over Suechting. Draws included Maroczy and Duras, Alapin and Treybal, Salwe and Leontieff. Kvicala and Chotimirski adjourned in favor of Chotimirski.
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Prague
Bohemia
Marshall
Schlechter
Rubinstein
Nidmar
Teichmann
Mieses
Spielmann
Bar- Geleben
Leonhardt
Prekes
Janowski
Suechting
Maroczy
Duras
Alapin
Treybal
Salwe
Salwe Orsesene
I Leontieff Mae Ae
Olympic entries announced for British Games in England
James E. Sullivan, secretary of the American Olympic Committee, lists the many athletes entered in events for the U S team. Names span sprint, distance, hurdles, steeplechase, jumps, throws, walking, and swimming with numerous competitors in each discipline. The final list notes a supplemental group to be added if funding is secured.
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James E. Sullivan
England
Cartmell
Hamilton
Huff
Kiralfy
May
Cloughon
Rector
Robertson
D. BR. Sherman
Smithson
Stevens
Whitham
Allee
Mason
D. R
Blankenagel
H. L. Coe
Dull
Halsted
Hoyns
Jones
Lightbody
Riley
Rowe
Sheppard
Sullivan
Trube
Cooke
Garrels
Hartranft
Howe
Natwick
Patterson
Rand
R. Robbins
Shaw
Bacon
Bromilow
French
Hillman
Merriam
Bonhag
E. P. Carr
Duff Eisele
Hall
Spitzer
H. C. Young
Armour
Bellars
R. J. Carr
Cohn
Eisele
Forshaw
Latch
Hayes
Lee
Lorz
Morrisey
O'Mara
Ryan
Thibeau
Tewanina
Welton
Wood
Adams
Biller
Brennan
Ewry
Holmes
Irons
Muenz
Schommer
Sheridan
O'Connell
D. E. Sherman
Stephenson
F. Young
Poe
Allen
Bellah
Campbell
Dray
Gilbert
Haggard
Jackson
Jacobs
Mercer
Nelson
Parker
Hammer
Burroughs
Flanagan
Gillis
Horr
McGrath
Rose
B. E. Sherman
Talbot
W. W. Coe
W. W. Coe, Jr., Flanagan, Garrels, Gillis
Krueger
Taylor
Dearborn
Giffin
Harr
Mehnert
Dole
Krug
Dale Weet
Craige
Gerig
Marganes
Daniels
Goodwin
Foster
Hebner
Rich
Trubenbach
Goessling
Gosnell
Gaidzik
Grote
Borneman
Cameron
Hurley
van den Dries
Ailis
Sxaeatn Hose
Coe
Sherman
Swarthmore Athletic Troubles
Swarthmore alumni athletic committee resigned at the association meeting amid campus tensions over athletics. A new five member committee, all former football players, was elected consisting of four graduates and a student. Earlier, resigning members urged dropping football and all intercollegiate athletics for a year, but only football was actually halted.
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Philadelphia
Swarthmore Col
Alumni Athittee
Alumni Loge
Letic
Las
Giants at Pittsburg game at Polo Grounds today
Baseball at the Polo Grounds this afternoon features the Giants versus Pittsburgh. First pitch scheduled for 4 p.m. Admission details not provided in the fragment.
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Polo Grounds
Pittsburg
Yankees Rally in Late Inning Win Over Detroit
Yankees trim Detroit 5 to 4 after a two-base hit by Niles starts an eighth inning rally. Keeler Ball and Hemphill drive in runs as Cobb shines with three hits. Kleinow ejected for foul dispute. Elberfeld fined for protest.
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Detroit
New York Yankees
Niles
Killian
Coughlin
Hemphill
Keeler
Ball Hemphill
Stahl
Schmidt
Cobb
Kleinow
Elberfeld
Chase
Ball
New York
Ribpo
McIntyre
Schaefer
Crawford
Jones
Jahi
Conroy
Ee Kleino
O'Leary
Blair
C Peeten
Y Manning
Mullin
Iles
O’ Leary
Scheefer
Manning
Sheridan and Evans
St Louis Batterymen Beat Washington With Narrow Margin
At St Louis the game featured Batteries St. Louis Graham Howell and Stephens Washington Hughes Warner and Street. Umpires Hurst and Evans. Final score and specific inning details are unclear from the fragment.
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St. Louis
Washington
Graham, Howell and Stephens
Hughes, Warner and
Street
Hurst and Evans
Cleveland Batteries Triumph in Varied Lineup Amid Scoring
In Cleveland the battery pairing of Berger Joss Clarke faced Boston in a contest noted for lineup changes and mixed scoring. Umpire O Loughlin oversaw the game as Criger Cicotte and Donohue contributed at the plate and in the field amid a complex box.
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Cleveland
R. H. E. Clevelane
Berger
Joss and Clarke
Boston
Winter
Glaze
Criger
Cicotte
Donohue
O’ Loughlin
Shake-Up in Cornell Crew
Ithaca New York reports a major squad reshuffle as Courtney moves half the Cornell varsity rowers and retains only one veteran from last year. Cox remains at stroke, leaving the coach with an largely untested lineup that may still change.
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Cornell
Ithaca
N. Y
Courtney
Ailsa Craig Leads Bennett Cup Race to Bermuda Finish
The Ailsa Craig owned by James Craig of New York won the 66 hour race from Gravesend Bay to Hamilton Harbor in the James Gordon Bennett Cup, with confusion over the Irene II’s time. Wind and sea conditions hindered progress, especially a heavy head sea, delaying the lead and sparking quarantine issues at Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Alisa Craig
James Craig
New York
Gravesend Bay
Hamilton Harbor
S. W. Granberg
Sandy Hook
Gulf
Port Ben
Ailsa Craig
Irene II
Moore and Johnson Reach Metropolitan Lawn Tennis Semis
In a second day of play at the West Side Club, Elizabeth H Moore and Margaret Johnson advanced to the singles semifinals. Moore beat Marie Wagner 9-7 4-6 6-4 in a standout match, while Wagner pressured Moore with fast exchanges. Doubles were halted by a draw error noted by referee O M Bostwick, requiring a replay. Meanwhile, Richard H Palmer moved into the fourth round of the men's singles with a 6-4 6-4 win over W W Bennett as third round play continued with multiple decisive results.
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West Side
Elizabeth H. Moore
Margaret Johnson
Miss Moore
Marie Wagner
Miss Wagner
O. M. Bostwick
Richard H. Palmer
W. W. Bennett
Raymond D. Little
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Dr. E. Taylor
Bull
J. S. Cushman
E. F. Lee
Dr. W. Rosenbaum
George Salinger
D. E. Roberts
F. Banks
H. McK. Glazebrook
T. M. Donohue
Kings Smith
J. M. Steinacher
O. M
A. Bassford, Jr
J. C. Tomlinson
C. M. Bull, Jr
James S. Cushman
R. D. Little
L. E B. Dr
G. F. Bodman
H. S. Mellick
R. H. Palmer
W. V. Bennett
William H. Pouch
Jane Colton
A. G. Miles
Clare Cassell
Louise Hammond
George L. Chapman
Walter C. Aufermann
Elizabeth H Moore
Hartford New England tennis tourney opens amid wind
In Hartford the New England championship lawn tennis tournament started at the Hartford Golf Club with several first round matches. Players include P. O. Ames, G. Walworth, H. Westfall, F. Howard, B. Morris, G. Pike, Nettleton, F. W. Cole, H. Burtain, and S. Westfall defeating Morris in the second round.
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Hartford
Conn
Hartford Golf Club
R. H. Cole
G. F. Parish
New York
P. O. Ames
Providence
B. McConnell
Yale
G. Walworth
Boston
A. L. Lyman
H. I Westfall
W. Roberts
F. Howard
A. Burnell
Trinity
B. Morris
J. Holcomb
G. Pike
Springfield
Lawrence
Nettleton
New Haven
R. A. Bidwell
F. W. Cole
H. F. Cole
H.H. Burtain
Shepard
Dunn
Graves
Westfall
Morris
Harley Leads After First Day In Eastern Women’s Golf
Miss K C Harley of Fall River Golf Club shot the day’s low 8 at Oakley Country Club in Watertown Mass during the Eastern Women’s Golf Association championship. She leads Mary Adams and Fanny Osgood by two strokes as 49 golfers started.
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Watertown
Mass
K. C. Harley
Fall River Golf Club
Eastern Women’s Golf Association
Oakley Country Club
Mary B. Adams
Fanny Osgood
Margaret Curtis
Harriet
Clarence Vanderbeck
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Vanderbeck
Fall River
Wollaston
Jones
Fanny
Oageed
Brookline Country Club
Mrs
Derbechiladelphi
A. P. Chase
Oakley
Fanny C. Griscom
Mer
Va H Converse
Brae Burn
Maud K. Wetmore
Newport
M. W. Phelps
Helen Johnson Oakley
Porter
Brookline c
McCammon
Chevy Chase St
Wn Allen
F. W. Batchelder
Curtis
Brookline
Orence McNeeley
Mertone
Merrill Brae
M L. Frischmuth
Rion
P Firth
Brooklyn Forest Park Golf Club Qualifying For June Cup
Members flocked to the Brooklyn Forest Park Golf Club for a qualifying round over two days of handicap medal play. Deve reux Lord led from scratch with a capital 76, as the field posted strong scores and the leading results followed.
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Brooklyn-Forest Park
Official year book of golf and automobiling released
The official year book edited by Charles Quincy Turner is published with extensive illustrations and careful compilation. It promises more complete and reliable information than preceding volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Quincy Turner
Meadow Brook Wins Championship Polo Match at Bala
Meadow Brook of Long Island defeated Bryn Mawr of Pennsylvania 12 to 5 in Bala is a championship polo game noted for its aggressive play. Devereaux Milburn and Harry Payne Whitney starred for Meadow Brook in an unusually hard fought match.
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Philadelphia
Meadow Brook
Long Island
Bryn Mawr
Penn
Bala
Devereaux
Milburn
Harry Payne Whitney
Champion Roller Skater Arrives for Coney Island Race
Jack Woodworth of Pittsburg, the national roller skating champion, arrived yesterday to compete in the international championship at Sea Beach Palace Rink Coney Island tonight.
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Jack Woodworth
Pittsburg
Sea Beach Palace
Coney Island
Giants Top Pirates at Polo Grounds in Five Inning Win
Giants defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 0 at the Polo Grounds as Crandall starred for New York. He hit a home run in the fifth and drove in Devlin and Bridwell. Pirates bullpen briefly rallied with Wilson’s homer in the final inning, but Crandall and strong defense sealed the win. Sammy Strang Nicklin sold to Baltimore of the Eastern League postgame.
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Pittsburg
Giants
Polo Grounds
Camnitz
Crandall
New York
Devlin
Bridwell
Pirates
Wilson
Kane
Tenney
Doyle
Shannon
Seymour
Bridweill
Hunt
Thomas
Leach
Donlin
Clark
W. Bresnahan
Te Devlin
Gibson
O'Connor
P Totais
McCarthy
P— Smit
Jennenrs
O’day
Kiem
SUPERBAL BOW TO THE CUBS IN SUNDAY CARDBUTT
Chicago defeated Brooklyn 6 to 3 in the first game of the series at Washington Park. Pfeister pitched for the Cubs and held Brooklyn to limited hits while Chicago scored in the eighth on a single by Steinfeldt after a bunt sacrifice. Lumley was unavailable for Brooklyn. Ritter sparked a late three-run rally for Brooklyn but could not overcome Chicago’s early lead.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Washington Park
Pfeister
Cubs
Superbas
Ritter
McIntyre
Burch
Pattee
Burehs
Hoffman
Kling
Steinfeldt
Lumley
Evers
Hummell
Chance
Steinerdt
Jordan
Slagle
Moran
Tinker
Bergen
Preister
Ol Ritter
McIntyre P
Morac
Bure
Balis
Lewis
Cmstie
Boston Battery Trio Wins Key Cincinnati Match
In Boston, R. H. and At Cincinnati faced a gritty contest with Batteries-Cincinnati, Ewing and Schiel, Boston, Lindaman, Young and Graham contributing. Umpire Rudderham officiated as the encounter unfolded with notable performances from the listed players.
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R. H
Boston
Cincinnati
Ewing and Schiel
Lindaman, Young and Graham
Rudderham
Eastern and Connecticut League Scores and Standings
Scores from today include Providence 5 Newark 5 after 12 innings in a tied game, Jersey City 4 Baltimore 5, Montreal 3 Buffalo 0, Toronto 2 Rochester 1. Eastern League standings show Buffalo 21 16 .568, Rochester 19 18 .514, Montreal 21 15 538, Toronto 16 16, Newark 19 18 .514, Providence 16 19, Baltimore 18 17, Jersey City 13 20. Connecticut League results list New Haven 9 Springfield 7, Hartford 1 Meriden 0 in 0 innings, Bridgeport 6 New Britain 2, Waterbury 8 Holyoke 2.
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Providence
Newark
Jersey City
Baltimore
Montreal
Toronto
Buffalo
Rochester
New Haven
Springfield
Hartford
Meriden
Bridgeport
New Britain
Waterbury
Holyoke
State League Results Card
A J and G defeated Albany 13 to 5 while Utica beat Scranton 4 to 1. Syracuse hustled past Troy 3 to 2. Binghamton handled Wilkes Barre 6 to 1.
Philadelphia Defeats St Louis 7 to 0 in Exhibition
At Philadelphia the Phillies routed the St Louis club seven to nothing. Battery duo for Philadelphia was McQuillan and Dooin while St Louis used Beebe McGlynn and Hostetter. Umpires Rigier and Johnstone.
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Philadelphia
R. H. EL
McQuillan
Dooin
St. Louis
Beebe
McGlynn
Hostetter
Rigier and Johnstone
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