Carman colors win twice at Gravesend in mixed card
R. F. Carman watched his colors win two races at Gravesend yesterday. Horizon took the Clover Stakes in a drive with Five Aces while White Wool led all the way in the final event. Ocean Bound beat Helmet and Jack Atkin in the opener, with Ocean Round leading and Medman badly placed. Helmet, ridden by James R. Keene’s string, faded late. Jack Atkin stumbled on the backstretch. E Dugan rode two winners, Ocean Bound and White Wool. Jimmy Burwell improves after a severe accident and expects to ride again at Sheepshead Bay next week. Bob R. eyes a comeback and possible retirement pending.
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Gravesend
Horizon
Princess Callaway
Five Aces
Befine
Plate Glass
Bird of Flight TV
F. Ambrose Clark
Bushranger
Henderson
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Woodfort Clay
Star Sheet
Ocean Bound
Helmet
Jack Atkin
Ocean Round
Medman
E. Dugan
James R. Keene
Florida
Canada
Jimmy Burwell
Fred Langan
Sheepshead Bay
Bob R
W Fintt
Star Shoot
C. Clear
Betti West
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Jocker
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Garner
Powers
Jos Madden
Po Shilling
Thomas
Ce Ant Hen Wenl
Madman
Resolute
F. A. Clark
St. Str
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Pugh U's
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Otgin
Ermentrout
Helder
Bird of Flight I
Glass
Stargood
Mel Onian
J. Fitzsimmons
Choupetoulas
Elena Ea Aera
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Harvey Fr
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Hastings
Fond Hopes
K. F Carman Tostee
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Betties
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Indian Maid
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Shire Woolpccon
Hiedis
Benschoten
Magromara
Mouse
Jockey Hovering Between Life After Latonia Fall
Cincinnati trainer Gilasner reports jockey Cincinnati who was kicked in head after being thrown from Tritoma in Latonia fourth race yesterday. He remains in critical condition at a Covington hospital with life in jeopardy.
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Cincinnati
Gilasner
Tritoma
Latonie
Covington
Great Neck Freebooters Win Polo Round Robin Clash
Great Neck Freebooters triumphed in a Meadow Brook Hunt Club polo event on Long Island. They beat New Haven Freebooters 63 to 3 in one game and 58 to 12 in another, with Devereaux Milburn delivering standout mallet work and Hamilton Hadden aiding. Spectators crowded the short, snappy matches officiated by referee H. H. Helmes.
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Great Neck
Meadow Brook Hunt Club
Hempstead
Long Island
New Haven Freebooters
Meadow Brook Freebooters
New Haven
Meadow Brook
Devereaux Milburn
Hamilton Hadden
Millburn
Staie
W. R B. Grace
L. Neilson
Rene la Montagne, Jr
J. B. Thomas
Freebooters
J. P. Grace
W. R. Grace
H. Hadden
L. Neileon
D. Millburn
Rene la Mon- Back
Fr. Havetagne
K. Meyer
J. B
Great Neck Freebooters
Meadow Brook Treebooters
A. Belmont, Jr
Neo
Raym
Belmont
A. Rawlins
Haven Back
W. G. Leew
H. H. Helmes
Gardner White Wins Inter Scholastic Golf Medal at Wykagyl
Gardner White of Oakland won the medal with a 158 total over 36 holes in the Wykagyl Country Club invitational. Robert Hunter of Yale and Alfred Morrell of Hackensack trailed by five strokes, finishing in a triple tie for second at 168, with E H Hart of the host club among others in the field. White’s round included a notable five on the home hole, a 44-yard uphill par five challenge, while Hunter’s round featured a 33 at the turn and a costly hole-11 lapse.
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Oakland
Wikagy Country Club
Robert Hunter
Yale
Alfred Morrell
Hackensack
E. H. Hart
Chicago
Hunter
Lali
B. T. Allen
Fox Hills
White Oakland
Haeneack
E. H. Hart Wryka
Robert Huder
Gillett Wrkagyl
Bowers Stooklawn
Av. Ogelsby
Wykagy
A. Insley
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Cranford Os
A Gaines
McMenan Fox
T. Sturges
Allen
Fox Hille
Ew Bruns
R. B. Parrott
Wick
Twreffort
New York Golf
M Relyea
Donald Carr
New York
F Hunt
R. LL Morrow
Dyker Meadow
Columbia
M Carpenter
Manhattan
Herris
Dunwoodie
Marvin R. Wryekagyl
Kaveer
Scarsdale
Haight Wykagy
Leeds
Riley Crawford
Fairchild Manhattan
Rarke
Waldo Brooklyn
Faber
Baltusta
Sptakman
Siwanov
Siwanov Lim
H. Gilliam Reenwich
A. Pacho
H. Johnson
E. K. Buller
Oh Edwards
Weee
Robert Giles
Wrka
W. White
Co. M. BeMort
Wrkagyl
J. L. Gevin
Baltusrol
H. M. Cowperthwaite
Apawamis
Edgar Ely Flushing
English Jockey Club to Withdraw Handicap Rule
London reports the Jockey Club plans to withdraw a rule from 1909 that barred weights in handicaps until a horse had run three times in the United Kingdom. The rule, tied to enforcing betting restrictions after the Agnew Hart law, proved ineffective.
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English Jockey Club
London
Jockey Club
United Kingdom
England
Oversight Wins Long Race at Chamarty-day Meet
In the Prix la Rochette worth 8000 dollars for four year olds at two miles six furlongs Oversight owned by W. K. Vanderbilt won. Messidor III, also from Vanderbilt’s stable, finished second in the Prix de la Pelouse handicap of 2900 dollars over one mile seven furlongs.
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Paris
Oy W. K. Vanderbilt
Messidor III
American Association results for several cities
Kansas City defeated Louisville by 5 to 2 while Toledo won 1 to 0. Minneapolis St Paul recorded a 3 to 1 victory over Indianapolis. Milwaukee faced Columbus in rain, outcome not specified.
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Kansas City
Louisville
Toledo
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Miss Osgood In Front Leads Field in Play for Golf Title
Miss Fanny Osgood of Brookline led the Women's Eastern Golf Association championship at Huntingdon Valley after 36 holes with 175 total. She held a three stroke edge over title holder Mrs. E. C. Wheeler Jr. of Wollaston, with Julia R. Mix of Englewood slipping to seventh. Several players improved or withdrew as the field heads into 36 additional holes over two days.
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the Tribune
Philadelphia
Fanny Osgood
Brookline
Eastern Golf Association
Huntingdon Valley
Osgood
E. C. Wheeler, Jr
Wollaston
Julia R. Mix
Englewood
New York
W. Fellowes Morgan
Baltusta
R. H. Barlow
Merion
Harriet Curtis
Boston
E. H. Fitler
Ethel Maule
Anita Phipps
Fanni
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R. H. Barrow
F. Fox
BW. Atlen
Oakley
C. Shreve
Jeffries Corbett bout postponed again by Jeffries
In Ben Lomond Cal on June 9 Jim Jeffries skipped boxing for the fourth time, citing a sprained thumb and planning a fishing trip. Jim Corbett appeared ready in the open air ring as promoter activity continued amid delays. In San Francisco Jack Johnson surprised reporters by training informally with Al Kaufman, warming up with a medicine ball and four rounds of boxing. Eddie Graney is named as referee for Langford Kaufman on June 18.
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Cal
Jim Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Jeffries
Johnson
Corbett
San Francisco
Jack Johnson
al Kaufman
Kaufman
Eddie Graney
Sam Langford
Sullivan Knockout Ends Ten Round Bout At Long Acre
Willie Beecher stopped Jimmy Sullivan in the third round after a one sided contest at the Long Acre Athletic Association last night. Beecher knocked Sullivan down three times in the second, the bell saving him from a knockout. Eddie Moran battered Charlie Burns in the semi final, while Stanley Ketchel appears in a ten round bout with Jim Smith at the National Sporting Club ahead of his July San Francisco title defense.
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Willie Beecher
Jimmy Sullivan
Long Acre Athletic Association
Sullivan
Beecher
Eddie Moran
East Side
Charlie Burns
Philadelphia
Stanley Ketchel
Sam Langford
San Francisco
National Sporting Club
Jim Smith
M Farland to Meet Welsh in Cardiff bout
London dispatch reports Packy MacFarland of Chicago to clash with Freddie Welsh the British lightweight champion in Cardiff within a month for a purse of 19000 dollars.
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M'Farland
London
Packy MacFarland
Chicago
Freddie Welsh
Cardiff
Golf Tourney Too Long
At the Women's Eastern Golf Association annual meeting in Huntingdon Valley changes to play were adopted. The individual championship will be decided over 54 holes rather than 72. Griscom cup team matches move to a round robin format with morning singles and afternoon foursomes. Morning teams have fifteen players but six couples play in foursomes. Officers elected include President Mrs E F Sanford and vice president Miss Maud K Wetmore, with an executive committee listing several named members.
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Tribune
Philadelphia
Eastern Golf Association
Huntingdon Valley
E. F. Sanford
Maud K. Wetmore
L. A. Wells
Florence McNeely
Caleb F Fox
R. H. Barlow
William Hilles
E. C. Wheeler
Francis C. Griscom
G. M. Bishop
H. &. Curtis
Washington Beats Detroit 7 1 to End Tigers Streak
Washington defeats Detroit 7 to 1 as McBride and Johnson homer with a man on base. Davy Jones and McAleer suspended indefinitely after a Wednesday fight. pitching notes cite Donovan and Willett. Detroit errors and baserunning noted. game time 1 39.
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Detroit
Washington
Tigers
McBride
Johnson
Davy Jones
McAleer
Templeton Refuses Offers From Four Major Clubs
John S. Templeton star pitcher and captain of Williams College declines all professional baseball offers from the Yankees Giants Tigers and Senators. He says he will never enter the ranks of the professionals despite lucrative bids and scouts from Detroit Washington and New York visiting Williamstown. Financial terms hold no lure for a man with independent means.
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Williamstown
John S. Templeton
Williams College
Yankees
Giants
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Bobby Lowe
Detroit
Templeton
Kahoe
Washington
Giants Rally In Ninth Win Dramatic Polo Grounds Tilt
Giants defeat St Louis 5 to 4 at the Polo Grounds after a ninth inning rally with two out. McGraw masterminded the comeback as Merkle Devlin and Keeler delivered key hits. Wiltse returned from injury to start and Hauser starred at short.
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Merkle
Meyers
Wiltse
New York
Phelps
Huggins
Murray
Hauser
Sa Tass
Keeler
St. Louis
Keneteky
Devlin
Doyle
Sallee
Crandall
Johnstone and
Moran
Connecticut League Results and Polo Grounds Showdowns
Connecticut League results include New Britain 2 over Northampton 1 in ten innings and New Haven 4 over Waterbury with Hartford defeating Springfield 1. At the Polo Grounds today the Giants face Chicago in an afternoon game with admission 50 cents.
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Yoke
Northampton
New Haven
Waterbury
Hartford
Springfield
Polo Grounds
Giants
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
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Phila
Cubs Defeat Phillies In Hard Fought City Game
Chicago wins 5 to 4 over Philadelphia in a feature contest with both teams delivering hard hitting. Brown saved the game for Chicago striking out Magee and Bransfield in the ninth with two runners aboard. Batting summaries, errors, and pitching lines follow, noting Reulbach and Brown on the mound for Chicago and Moore and Richie for Philadelphia.
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Chicago
Brown
Magee
Bransfield
Reulbach
Richie
Moore
Bates
Knabe
Tinker
Beaumont
Schulte
Stack
Walsh
Ward
Luderus
Shee
Hofman
Grant
Zimmerman
Chance
Hitler
Byr Reulbach
Doccin
Risier
Emilie
Reds Edge Superbas In Tight Brooklyn Cincinnati Tilt
Cincinnati topped Brooklyn 7 to 5 as the Reds seized control with a three run eighth inning. Egan and Roth sparked the offense, Gaspar doubled, and Suggs closed strong for Brooklyn despite six pitchers used.
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Pirates Play Off Eleven Innings To Take Boston
The Pittsburg Pirates defeated Boston 7 to 6 in eleven innings after a long game here today. Wagener hit a seventh inning homer with one on to tie it, and Byrne's twobagger in the eleventh drove in the winning run. Pittsburg scored in multiple innings and held off a Boston rally, with key hits by Clarke Herzog Byrne R Miller and Gibson. Pitchers included Maddox Mattern Frock Phillippe and others, with Wagner and Flynn contributing timely hits. The marathon contest featured heavy hitting and errors, ending with Pittsburg earning the victory.
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Gaspar
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Dantet Wheat
Egar. Downey
Danbat Berger
Davidsom
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Scanion
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Sharpe
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Cppell
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Brune
R.miller
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Shean
Wilson
Eo Flynn
Graham
Smith
Eo Mattern
P. Oo Oo
Chicago Hands Boston 6 3 Baseball Classic
Chicago won a 6 to 3 interleague game over Boston on June 9. Hearn, a California recruit, played shortstop for Boston and excelled in the field. The box score lists the Chicago lineup led by Payne and Gardner with strong baserunning and fielding, while Arellanes worked for Boston. Umpires Sheridan and Kerina called the game.
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Boston Today
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California
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Zeider
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Lewis
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Purtell
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Bradley
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Young
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Gandil
Blackburne
Gendil
Dy Arelanes
Philadelphia Edges Cleveland In Shortened Ninth Inning
Cleveland and Philadelphia played to a tie until the game was called after nine innings so the Athletics could catch a train to St Louis. Heitmuller sparked Philadelphia with a double to prevent defeat. Joss and Coombs were hit hard as Cleveland struck early, while Niles Lajoie Stovall and Bim produced two-base hits.
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Heitmuller
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Link
Flick
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Niles
Lajot
Stovall
Bradier
Krueger
Collins
Doudie
Herremallas Davis
Joss
Balis
Coombs
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