Brooklyn Races and Sports Schedule Summary
Racing at Gravesend 2 30 p m. Baseball games listed: St Louis at New York, Pittsburg at Brooklyn, Chicago at Boston, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Holy Cross at Amherst, Harvard at Princeton, Manhattan graduate series at Columbia. Tennis includes New Jersey championship Hoboken pandicap mixed doubles Ardsley. Squadron A games at Van Cortlandt Park 430 pm Burn Maw. Essex County women’s metropolitan championship first round and other events at Innis Arden Kickers handicap women's championship.
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Brooklyn
Jockey Club
Gravesend
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Philaddelphia
Holy Cros
Ambherst
Harvard
Princeton
Manhattan
Columbia
New—Jersey
Hoboken
Ardsley
Squadron
van Cortlandt Park
Burn Mawr
Essex County
Innis Arden
Five Favorites Sweep Gravesend In Flat Card
Five favorites and one second choice swept Gravesend yesterday as bookmakers bore the losses on a day noted for heavy plating. Plater led a tight Hanover Stakes finish over Sergeant, Fort Wayne, and others, while Smoke cruised to a fast six furlongs victory. Crowd bets surged as Onatas won the Western Jace Stakes, and Caithness took the final race in a tight stretch duel.
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Gravesend
Smoke
Michaels
Pinter
Africander
Wild Thyme
Bernard
Plater
Fort Wayne
Sergeant
O'Conner
Inspector B. Colt
Onatas
J. W. Khorr
California
Bensonhurst
Ongs
Bobbinet
Bill
Whitechapel
Keene
Wilson
Odom
Smart Set
Gold Cure
Mr. Whitner
Teaks
Juliet
Brigadier
Caithness
Rocky
Heno Arrives at Washington Park for Western Stake
Chicago June 10 Clarence Mackay's Derby colt Heno arrived by special car attached to the Pennsylvania fast mail. The favorite at 4 to 1 in winter books, he heads to Washington Park for the great Western stake on June 21. He was unloaded last week and is unfazed by the car fight.
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Chicago
Clarence Mackay
Heno
Washington Park
Pennsylvania
Randell Jockey Suspended After Lingfield Race
London June 10 Randell a former gentleman jockey now licensed professional was suspended this afternoon after riding Frank Gardner's Racine in the Maiden Three year old Plate at Lingfield. Randall had ridden Sceptre in the Derby and Oaks and faced adverse comment. He was suspended by the Lingfield Park second spring meeting day stewards for the remainder of the meeting and the case referred to the Jockey Club stewards.
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London
Randell
Frank Gardner
Racine
Lingfield
Randall
Sceptre
Lingfield Park
Jockey Club
Aladdin defeats McChesner in Harlem American Derby race
In Chicago on June 19 the main event at Harlem was G. C. Bennett's Aladdin defeating S. C. Hilldreth's McChesner in the fourth race over one and one sixteenth miles. The five-horse field was led by the two favorites with the others lapped at finish. cloudy and cool weather.
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Chicago
Harlem
S. C. Hilldreth
McChesner
G. C. Bennett
South Breeze dominates feature at Fair Grounds by burst finish
At St. Louis Fair Grounds on June 16 South Breeze rallied from the rear in the final sixteenth to win the one mile seventy yard feature, narrowly beating favorite Lady Strathmore. Blue Mint and Cogswell were other winning favorites. Weather clear, track fast.
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St. Louis
South Breeze
Fair Grounds
Lady Strathmore
Blue Mint
Cogswell
E. Matthews
Navaraino
Helgerson
Adirondack
J. Ransch
Araxes
Mattie Cromwell
Lady Jane Gray
Herold Parker
Howling Dervish
Floyd K
Avoid
Pat My Boy
J. Gilmore
Buck O'Dowd
J. Gormley
Hesitate
Sutherland
Torreon and
Choice
O'Neil
Donegan
Nettle Regent
Alice Turner
Glenwood
Cageweil
Dominick
Gilbert
Bell
Tol
Ignis
Daley
Tulare
Wall
Armand
Brown Vail
Winepress
Swordsman
Chickamauga
Terra Incognita
Dale
Tina Riley
Dono— Gan
Zazel
Watson
Lillian M
Deloraine
Monos
Precisely
Haggin Horses Shipped From Elmendorf Stud to New York
Eighty-one Haggin Elmendorf yearlings plus several horses in training, five carloads total, were sent to New York. The Realization candidate Juvenal, out of Miss Maud, by Duke of Montrose, is in the shipment as Haggin bets on the likely stake. Jacob Rubino contributed four two year olds, all Futurity hopefuls, in the same move.
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Lexington
Elmendorf
James B. Haggin
New York
Juvenal
Miss Maud
Duke of Montrose
Featherstone Buys Filly for 5000 at Gravesend Sale
At Gravesend track Fasig Tipton sold yearlings from Adelbert and Ellerslie Studs to a large horsemen crowd. A. Featherstone bought the Albert Hoodoo filly for 5000 after a bidding duel with Newton Bennington. Julius Bauer, Featherstone’s trainer, spurred the bid to 4500 before Bennington quit. Other big prices included an Albert Bonnie filly at 1000 and several 1000 plus consignments from Adelbert and Ellerslie.
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Adelbert Stud
Ellerslie Stud
Fasig-Tipton Company
Gravesend
Adelbert
Albert
Albert Hoodoo
Tatasco
A. Featherstone
Featherstone
Julius Bauer
Newton Bennington
Bauer
Bennington
Ace
Albert—Bonniert
Herbert
Bonnibert
British and American ships clash in Prospect Park cricket match
The Etruria of Cunard and the Manitou of Atlantic Transport met at Prospect Park. Cunarders won by an innings and 2 runs, led by Cheshire Thornhill Morrison and Bryan with the bat, while Wylde Morrison and Thorpe starred with ball for Manitou.
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Prospect Park
Etruria
Cunard Line
Manitou
Atlantic Transport Line
Cunarders
Cheshire
Thornhill
Morrison
Bryan
Wryide
J. Thorpe
Henderson
Claxton
Buttrill
Steamship Manitou
Wylde
Edwards
Wrylde
Booker H Morrison
BO Steamship Etrurta
Hall
Mills
Thorpe
Bristow
Allyn
Thurston
Brooklyn and Pittsburg Battle In Dodgers Pennant Race
In a tightly fought series opener at Washington Park Brooklyn defeats Pittsburg 5 to 4. Errors and fielding miscues loom large as Dahlen and Irwin contribute key plays for Brooklyn while Pittsburg’s Dolan is ejected for protest. Attendance is strong and stakes high early in the season.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Washington Park
O'Day
Dolan
Dahlen
Irwin
Leach
Ahearn
Smith
Doheny
Ficod
Sheckard
McCreery
Centre
Bransfield
Wagner
Richey
St Louis Beats New York In Error Filled Polo Grounds Game
Errors and weak baserunning plagued New York as St Louis edged the Giants 2 to 1 at the Polo Grounds. Donovan and Smoot produced early singles for New York, while Lauder and Brashear delivered late runs for St Louis.
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New York
Polo Grounds
St. Louis
Donovan
Smoot
Barclay
Brodie
Hartman
Doyle
Lauder
Brashear
Smith
O'Neil
Howerman
Man
New-York
Farrell
Broile
Bean
Ceed Bakeck Smoot
Ean Berdilay
Kruger
Jones
Dunn
J. O'Neil
Ol Bowerman
Dunham
Evans
Yeager
Cor Akan
Power and Brown
Worcester 19 Newark 7 in drizzle. game called seventh
Worcester hit Thielman at will to defeat Newark 19 to 7 in a rain affected afternoon. Attendance 600. Key plays featured Rickert's fielding and strong Worcester hitting. Game halted with two out in the seventh inning.
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Worcester
Newark
Mass
Thielman
Will
Rickert
Worcester Raigeere
Ge Ra
Mies
Ela
Merritt
Schrall
Daly
Sebring Delehanty
Madison
Frisbie
Sebring
Jordan
Clancy
Jope
Kelly and
Rinn
Yale Defeats Cadets 15 to 4 in Centennial Game
West Point hosted Yale University as the Yale nine defeated the Military Academy by 15 to 4. Yale amassed nineteen hits while West Point had six. General Nelson A. Miles and General Longstreet sat in the sectional grandstand as the cadets showed poor fielding and team play.
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West Point
Military Academy
Yale University
Nelson A. Miles
Longstreet
Yale
Tigers to Meet Harvard Today
Princeton notes strong prep for big game with Harvard tomorrow after defeating Eli last Saturday. Tigers held fast practice including batting and fielding. Stevens, Underhill, and Dunscombe trained pitchers with good speed and control. Captain Steinwender to name a starter. about ten thousand fans expected.
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Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Eli
Tigers
Harvard
Crimson
Hillebrand
Stevens
Underhill
Dunscombe
Steinwender
Rain Postpones Connecticut League Games Across Cities
Yesterday rain halted multiple matches in the Connecticut League. New London defeated New Haven 9 to 4 at Bridgeport while Hartford won 6 to 0 at Hartford Waterbury. Other games in Bridgeport and Springfield Norwich were postponed.
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Bridgeport
New—London
New Haven
Meriden
New—Haven
Hartford
Waterbury
Springfield
Norwich
Essex County Club Opens Women’s Met Golf Championship
The Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association competition began at Essex County Country Club in Orange.34 players, including champions Genevieve Hecker and Ruth Underhill, contested the opening 18 holes in two divisions to determine contenders for the championship and consolation cups.
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Metropolitan Golf Association
Essex County Country Club
Orange
Essex County Club
William Runkle
E. P. Slavin
T. H. Powers Farr
W. H. Osborn
Robert MacDougal
Association
Goffe
Mantice
Genevieve Hecker
Cochran
Ardsley
George Low
Dyker Meadow
W. D. Patterson
E. N. Carmick
Manice
Miss Underhill
Miss Willis
Miss Howard
E. W. Goffe
Essex County
H. DeWitt Cochrane
Aceon
Grace Ellis
Baltusta
SDRAE
Englewood
Rerio
E. M. Carmick
Eee
Asaronge Caressa
William Shippen
Morris County
Aare
E. A. Manice
Baltusrol
Ruth Badgely
Harbor Hill
Marie Charl
E. F. Sanford
Erdecsens
Apawamis
H. Hernandez
N. Pendleton Rogers
A Argaly Peicesse
H. B. Clark
Seles
Ruth Underhill
Nassau
C. G. Willis
G. E. Howard
M. Eddy
A H. Harris
Jennie Hinman
Dyker Mead
Emily Richmond
G. M. Travers
L. Daniels
van Herwerden
Hillside
Pitcher
A. C. Smythe
L. Hecker
W. F. Morgan
Hester Kyle
van Boskirck
D. A. Fuller
Mian Wallace
Red Robe wins Canadian Derby in driving finish
George Hendrie's Patrician Noblesse colt Red Robe triumphs in the Canadian Derby at Fort Erie over Dubious in a heavy track race with only three starters. Mattie Spencer finished last. Separate notes mention telephone service issues and a vaccination order affecting about two thousand girls in Westchester County and New York City, stirring anger and potential resistance.
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Buffalo
George Hendrie
Red Robe
Fort Erie
Mattie Spencer
Central
Hello
New York and
New Jersey Telephone Company
Westchester County
King Edward Attends Narrow English Polo Victory
At Ranelagh London King Edward and Queen Alexandra watched an elite polo match where England edged the Americans six to five. Foxhall Keene led the U S team with strong backhand play as Scott Robson starred for England. crowd praised every moment of the high speed contest ahead of next Saturday’s final cup game.
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London
Ranelagh
Scott Robson
Buckmaster
England
Robson
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Royal Stand
Edward
Foxhall Keene
America
Hurlingham
M. Waterbury
R. L. Agassiz
Jenner
A. Rawlinson
F. A. Gill
Lawrence Waterbury
Waterbury
Victoria
Prince
Charles
Denmark
Henry White
United States
Runaway crashes carriage injuring elderly man in Maplewood
In Maplewood last night two unnamed motorists in racing autos chased a carriage, spurring it to pass and speed off. Henry Coff, 78, of Baker Street, was thrown, suffering a broken collarbone and head injuries. Doctors fear poor recovery. drivers fled and authorities search in vain. No local laws govern horseless vehicles and the area lacks policing.
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South Orange
N. J
Maplewood
Henry Coff
Bakerst
Coff
Millburn
George W. Eager
D. E. English
South Orange Township
Speeding Youth Held on West Side Court Charge
August Greff eighteen of 159 Eighth Avenue was held in zero bail by Magistrate Barlow in the West Side court after speeding an automobile from Fifty ninth to Sixty ninth Street in Eighth Avenue. Policeman Gillis arrested him and noted the clutch malfunction. He was alone in the vehicle and claimed the clutch was out of order, the record states he had earlier rammed his car into a stable.
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August Greff
Eighth-ave
Barlow
West Side
Greff
Gillis
Fifty-ninth
Sixtyninth St
Four Big Bicycle Parade Planned Across Boroughs
The Associated Cycling Clubs of New York held a major meeting at the Metropole Cycle Club to approve a Quadricentennial bicycle parade on July 12 with clubs from Brooklyn New Jersey and Staten Island to participate. Prizes will reward large uniformed clubs and best riders while out-of-town clubs and grotesque century entries get special prizes. The next committee meeting is set at the Royal Arcanum Wheelmen clubhouse.
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Juy 12
Associated Cycling Clubs of
New York
Metropole
West Sixtieth St
College Point
Joseph Oatman
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Staten Island
Royal Arcanum Wheelmen
West Ninety-ninth-st
Fifth-ave
Eighth-ave
Fifty-ninth-st
Century Wheelmen
Huguenot
Amesterdam
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