Pacing rooklyn Jocker Club and university sports mix
A fragmented list of athletic events across multiple venues and sports. Mentions include tennis at New Jersey championship and mixed doubles, squadron games at Van Cortlandt Park, golf at Essex County and Innis Arden, and various college matchups at Columbia, Holy Cross, Princeton, Harvard, Minnesota, and Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooklyn Jocker Club
Gravesend
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Holy Cross
Amherst
Harvard
Princeton
Minnesota
Manhattan
Columbia University
Ersey
Boken
da Andicap
Amet Wilmarwaen Eh Poro
van Cortlandt Park
Burn Mawr
Essex County
Sersek
Innis Arden
Flushing
Five Favorites Sweep Gravesend Winning Night
Five favorites and one second choice swept Gravesend as bettors faced heavy losses. Plater led the Hanover Stakes for two-year-olds amid a ten-horse field, beating Sergeant by a head after a fierce stretch duel. Smoke dominated the fifth race at 2 to 5, winning by three lengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
Smoke
Pinter
Wild Thyme
Hernaré
Plater
Fort Wayne
Sergeant
O’conner
Wen
Inspector B. Colt
Michaels
Natas
J. W. Schorr
Qnatas
California
Bensonhurst
Bobbinet
Bill” Daly
O'Connor
Whitechapel
Onatas
Keeneek
Gerine
Wilson
Odom
Smart St
Gold Cure
Brigadiee
Caithness
Foy
Rocky
An A. L
Derby Colt Heno Arrives at Washington Park for June 21 Race
Clarence Mackay's Derby colt Heno reached Washington Park by special car attached to the Pennsylvania fast mail. He is listed at 4 to 1 in winter books as the favorite to win the great Western stake on June 21. The horse appeared calm when unloaded and showed no sign of fatigue.
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Chicago
Clarence Mackay
Heno
Washington Park
Pennsylvania
Jockey Randall Suspended After Lingfield Ride
London June 10 Randall a former gentleman jockey now licensed professional was suspended this afternoon after riding Frank Gardner's Racine in the Malden Three-year-old Plate at Lingfield. He had ridden Sceptre in the Derby and Oaks and faced adverse comment. The day stewards suspended him for the Lingfield Park second spring meeting and referred the case to the Jockey Club stewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Randall
Frank Gardner
Racine
Malden
Lingfield
Sceptre
Lingfield Park
Jockey Club
Aladdin Defeats McChesney in Harlem Derby Feature
Chicago June 19 feature racing at Harlem sees Aladdin owned by G C Bennett defeat S Hilldreth’sMcChesney in the American Derby contenders. Five-horse field, fourth race run one and one sixteenth miles. Weather cloudy, track good. Race summaries list winners including Farmer Jim Ethel Wheat Cherished Raeselas Sidney C Love and more with times and odds for each event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harlem
Hilldreth
McChesney
G. C. Bennett
Aladdin
Sturiongs
Farmer Jim
Coburn
Flocarline
O’ Brien
Secon Josette
Knight
Senor
Almaric
Springstead
Gallant Smith
Sewima
Jackfall
Double O
Ethel Wheat
Otis
Rose Tree
Miller
Ice King
Mathews
Wreth
Brennenworth
Theory
Prowl
Welles
Lyne
Vincennes
Banish
Sullivan
Bedeck
Max Bendix
Compass
Lennep
Linden Ella
Winkfield
Bragg
Huzzah
Lou Woods
Sidney C. Love
Dean
Mirance
Waldo
High Chancellor Alsc
Raeselas
Imn
Birdie D
John Drake
Gur H
Baird
Edith Q
Marion
Lynch Ancor
Cherries
Alfred C
Tyrshena
Golden Sceptre
Darlene
South Breeze Triumphs at Fair Grounds Feature Race
St Louis June 1 South Breeze sprinted to victory in the one mile seventy yards feature at the Fair Grounds, charging from the rear in the final sixteenth to beat favored Lady Strathmore by a narrow margin. Blue Mint and Cogswell were the only favorites to win. Weather clear and track fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
South Breeze
Fair Grounds
Lady Strathmore
Blue Mint
Cogswell
E. Matthews
Navaraino
O'Neib
Florrie S
Bell
McGoogan
Pampiona
Heleum
Crisis
Duela
Fantina
Me Sah Che
Beauchamp
Lighthunt
Singleton
Sto
Au Revoir
Helzerson
Adberlack
J. Ranesch
Araxes
Mattie Cromwell
Lady Jane Gray
Herold Parker
Howling Dervish
Floyd K
Avoid
Pat My Boy
J. Gilmores
Buck Dowd
J. Gormley
Hesitate
Sutherland
Torreon
Choice
Ransch
Lally Strathmore
Donegan
Nettle Regent
Ice Turner
Grenwood
Dominick
Gilbert
Ignis
Dale
Haggin Horses Shipped to New York for Futurity Bid
Elmendorf Stud owned by James B. Haggin sent eighty one yearlings and several horses in training in five cars to New York. The ship includes Juvenal, Realization candidate, dam Miss Maud, and Duke of Montrose in its line, with Haggin hoping for a rich stake. Jacob Rubino contributes four two year olds, all Futurity candidates, in the same shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Elmendorf
James B. Haggin
New York
Juvenal
Miss Maud
Duke of Montrose
Featherstone Buys Filly for $5000 at Gravesend Sale
At Gravesend yesterday Fasig Tipton sold yearlings from Adelbert and Ellerslie Studs before a large crowd of horsemen. A. Featherstone paid 3000 for a Albert Hoodoo filly, with Julius Bauer bidding against Newton Bennington until 4500, then 1680 secured at that bid. Bennington bought Albert Bonnie for 1000, while other top prices included 1000 to 1500 for various Albert lineage track horses from Adelbert and Ellerslie offerings with several consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelbert Stud
Ellerslie Stud
Fasig-Tipton Company
Gravesend
Adelbert
Albert
Albert Hoodoo
Tatasco
A. Featherstone
Mr. Featherstone
Julius Bauer
Newton Bennington
Bauer
Bennington
Albert—Bonnieert
Herbert
Bonnibert
Etruria Defeats Manitou in Prospect Park Cricket Match
Steamship Etruria of Cunard and Manitou of Atlantic Transport played at Prospect Park. Etruria won by an innings and 2 runs, led by Cheshire Thornhill Morrison and Bryan with bat, Wylde and Morrison effective with ball. Manitou’s Thorpe took eight wickets, Henderson Claxton and Buttrill top batting for Manitou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Park
Etruria
Cunard Line
Manitou
Atlantic Transport
Cunarders
Cheshire
Thornhill
Morrison
Bryan
Wryide
J. Thorpe
Henderson
Claxton
Buttrill
Steamship Manitou
Wylde
Edwards
Booker
Weide
Mills
Thurston
Hall
Dee Eer Allyn
St Bristow
Bennett
Ae Moore
Paula Pes Ata
Esa
Steamship Etrurta
Thorpe Bristow
Thorpe
Mille
Thee
Brooklyn and Pittsburg Battle in Washington Park Series Opener
Major league results yesterday show St Louis and New York edging 3 to 2. Cincinnati crushed Philadelphia 10 to 5 while Brooklyn beat Pittsburg 5 to 4 in a nine inning finish. In the American League Detroit defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3. Cleveland overwhelmed Baltimore 16 to 7. Today Pittsburg visits Brooklyn and St Louis meets New York with Chicago at Boston and Cincinnati at Philadelphia on the slate. The Washington Park clash drew a large crowd as Brooklyn committed fielding errors, costing the champions a possible victory despite a late rally.
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St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Philadeli- Brooklyn
PitTsburg
Phil
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
Brooklyn
P.c
P.c. Pitts
St Loui
New York Arte
P.c Chicago
Washington Ws
St Louis
St Louis Beats New York in Close Polo Grounds Game
Errors and poor baserunning hurt New York as St. Louis edged them 3 to 2 at the Polo Grounds yesterday. Donovan and Smoot started the visitors with hits, Donovan scoring on Barclay’s left field hit. Brodie and Hartman aided the home team’s tying run in the fourth. Brashear reached on a fumble and O Neill drove in the go ahead run for St Louis in the fifth, with the decisive sixth inning rally featuring wild throws by Howerman and a failed double play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
O'Day
Dolan
Dahlen
Irwin
Leach
Ahearn
Smith
Doheny
Flood
Sheckard
Mercery
Centre
McCreery
Bransfield
Wagner
Richey
New York
Polo Grounds
St. Louis
Donovan
Smoot
Barclay
Brodie
Hartman
Doyle
Lauder
Brashear
New-York
Farrell
Breeile
Oo Bean
Ss. O O
Smootef O
Berclar
Oe Kruger
Oo Og
O ” ” O Brashear
Jon Hartman
Dunn
J_ ONetl
Bowerman
Dunham
Evans
Yeager
St Louis
Ossesenare
Jeff Evans
Power
Brown
Cincinnati Brings Home Wins Over Phillies in Joint Run Affair
Cincinnati scored in key innings to edge Philadelphia 2 to 0 as Ewing struggled for hits while Duggleby held firm. Attendance 1,042. Batteries Ewing Pietz for Philadelphia and Duggleby Tootin for Cincinnati. American League action in Chicago and Detroit noted with similar low scoring results and varied batteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Duggleby
Ewing
Br. Oh
Pietz
Tootin
Worcester Defeats Newark In Drizzling Rain 19 to 7
Worcester, Mass June 10 Worcester hit Thielman at will to beat Newark 19 to 7 in seven innings as rain fell. Merritt and Rickert starred in the field. Two base hits by Merritt Schratt Daly. Three base hits Sebring Delehanty Madison. Stolen bases Frisbie Sebri Rickert Jordan. Sacrifice hit Clancy. Double play Thielman Jordan Jope. Off Merritt 3 walks Thielman 3. Time 1 45. Umpires Kelly and Rinn continuous game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Abrihpoa Tati
Lok
Breaum
Wagner
Brooklyn
Abrihpoa
Dolan
Oj Ward
Onooann
Keeler
Osheckard
Br'sfield
Tbh
MeKeery
Ahearn
O!hughes
Conroy
Delan
Pittsboro
Brooklyn Doheny
Dahlen
Tragner
Brooklin
Clarke
Irwin
Doherr
Flood
Davis
Balle
Br Pohern
Hughes
Doheny
O' Day
Worcester
Newark
Mass
Thielman
Rickert
Swesetosas Sdespesales
Heer Ce Sta Peste
Merritt
Schratt
Daly
Sebring Delehanty
Madison
Frisbie
Sebri Rickert
Jordan
Clancy
Jope
Kelly and
Rinn
Poe Frisbie
Sebrall
Hayward
Ss. Clana
Griffin
Sebring
MelIntyre
Deleh'ty
If c
Hemming
Ris Steelman
Wrigley
Jape
Merritt P
Thielmaryne
Yale Cadets Rout By Military Academy in Centennial Game
West Point June 10 Yale University nine defeated the Military Academy team 15 to 4. Yale collected nineteen hits to six for the Cadets. General Miles sat in the grandstand near General Longstreet as the Cadets displayed weak fielding and overall poor teamwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Military Academy
Yale University
Nelson A. Miles
Longstreet
Yale
Tigers Meet Harvard In Big Game Tomorrow
Princeton prepares for the Harvard matchup after beating Yale last Saturday. Coach Hillebrand fine tunes the pitchers Stevens Underhill and Dunscombe while ten thousand fans are expected to attend the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Sons
Eli
Tigers
Harvard
Crimson
Hillebrand
Stevens
Underhill
Dunscombe
Steinwender
Rainy postponements hit five matchups across leagues
In Connecticut league play five games were postponed by rain yesterday including Jersey City at Providence Buffalo at Rochester Schenectady at Syracuse Toronto at Montreal and Chicago at Boston. Bridgeport and New Haven area games also affected with delays noted at New London and New Haven Meriden and Hartford Waterbury. Springfield Norwich contest reported postponed due to rain.
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Jersey City
Providence
Buffalo
Rochester
Schenectady
Syracuse
Toronto
Montreal
Chicago
Boston
Bridgeport
New-London
New-Haven
Meriden
Hartford
Waterbury
Springfield
Norwich
National Cycling Association Board of Control
Vailsburg
Atlantic City
Hart Springfeld
New Haven
Essex County Club Opens Women’s Met Golf Championship
The Essex County Country Club hosts the opening round of the Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association championship with 34 contestants in two 16 player divisions. Notables include Genevieve Hecker and Ruth Underhill, among others, as scores highlight Miss E W Goffe’s 48 in eighteen holes on the 5961 yard course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Loohing
Manice
Genevieve Hecker
Cochran
Ardsley
Ruth Underhill
C. G. Willis
Morris County
E. Howard
Essex County
Miss Underhill
Miss Willis
Miss Howard
E. W. Goffe
Essex County Oat Feedews
Apawamis
Ellis
Baltusrol
Ana
W. D. Patterson
Englewood
Atte
H. DeWitt Cochrane
E. M. Carmick
William Shippen
Catess Oa
E. A. Manice
Oonid
Ruth Badgely
Harbor Hill Robe
Obi Lavie
Im .Y
Marie Charles
E. F. Sanford
H. Hernandez
Cordene
N. Pendleton Rogers
H. B. Clark
Tye Beck
Nassau
C. G_ Willis
ORE ccc
Sanaee
G. E. Howard
M. Eddy
A H. Harris
W. F. Morgan
Jennie Hinman
Dyker Meadow
Emily Richmond
G. M. Travers
L. Daniels
van Herwerden
Hillside
Pitcher
A. ©. Smythe
Harbor Hill
L. Hecker
Hester Kyle
van Boskirck
D. A. Fuller
Wallace
Videe
Red Robe Wins Canadian Derby In Tight Fort Erie Finish
George Hendrie's Patrician Noblesse colt Red Robe captured the Canadian Derby at Fort Erie in a driving finish over Dubious while only three starters raced. Mattie Spencer trailed the field as the track ran heavy this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
George Hendrie
Red Robe
Fort Erie
Mattie Spencer
Telephone girls face vaccination order across Westchester
The New York and New Jersey Telephone Company issued yesterday an order requiring nearly two thousand female operators in Westchester County and New York City to be vaccinated by week’s end. The announcement created excitement and anger among the workers, with some vowing to resist enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Hello
New York and
New Jersey Telephone Company
Westchester County
English Polo Victory Over Americans at Ranelagh
King Edward and Queen Alexandra attended the Ranelagh polo match where England edged the United States six to five. The Americans played on inferior ponies but showed strong teamwork and came close, with Foxhall Keene's backhand saving several points. Royal reception followed as King Edward praised the players and looked forward to the final cup game next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ranelagh
Scott Robson
Buckmaster
England
Robson
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Royal Stand
Edward
Foxhall Keene
America
Hurlingham
M. Waterbury
R. L. Agassiz
Lawrence Waterbury
Waterbury
Victoria
Prince
Charles
Denmark
Henry White
United States
Runaway Car Threatens Life In Maplewood
In South Orange on June 10 two unnamed drivers in racing cars caused a runaway that threw 78 year old Henry Coff from a Baker Street carriage. Coff suffers a broken collar bone head injuries and internal injuries. doctors fear he may not recover. The drivers fled, and no identification was obtained. No local law governs horseless vehicles and the area lacks policing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Orange
N. J
Maplewood
Henry Coff
Bakerst
Coff
Millburn
George W. Eager
D. E. English
South Orange Township
Speeding Youth Held in West Side Court
August Greff, eighteen, of 159 Eighth Ave., was held in bail by Magistrate Barlow in the West Side court for operating an automobile faster than allowed by law. Greff was arrested by Policeman Gillis for speeding from Fifty-ninth to Sixty-ninth streets in Eighth Avenue, with the clutch claimed to be out of order. The officer stated the car had previously run into an automobile stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Greff
Eighth Ave
Barlow
West Side
Greff
Gillis
Fifty-ninth
Sixtyninth St
Eighth-ave
Four Big Bicycle Parade Sets Borough Route Plan
The Associated Cycling Clubs of New York met at Metropole Cycle Club and mapping a July 12 parade through Fifty-ninth Street Fifth Avenue Onest tenth Street and Eighth Avenue with clubs from Brooklyn New Jersey and Staten Island invited to join. Prizes for large and small clubs best-dressed riders and grotesque centur ies highlighted the event and a madricentennial outing was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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. Om
Fifth-ave
Eighth-ave
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Ringdove Aeee
Brimstone Am
Eae
Barkelmore
Michaelmas
Oakington Sereses
Sparkte Esher
Staar Shore
Invincible
Rockford
Akela
Janeway
Demi Tasse
Sumida
Althalowmas
Bob Hillin
Lady Josephine
Vitellius
San Andrea
Ase Bounteous v. W. Fatalist
Poxey Curly
Justice Steee
Courtena
Kelston - Ere
Astor
Sports Today
J. W. Sehorre
B. c. Onatas
Top Gallant
Sieter Molly
Cn Got. HO
Briers
Shea
Land
Ger Leteer
Wonderly
Shaw
Prince of Arra
Newmerer
Seape
R. T. Wilson, Jr
Belle of Butte
Odem
Landry
Conner
Cunard
Bullman
Geid Cure
Dangman
Pink Rose
Redwiz
Trump
D. O'Connor
Turiongs
A. L. Aste
Br.g. Plater
Henry Af Navarre
Invermey
Connorh
Fort Warne
Reamer
Turai Rev
Fivzbrillar
Wondertr
Blue Banner
Echran
Pearl Diver
Redfern
Hackensack
Brennan
Waugh
M. Chembier
Eee
Suvenal
Castalia
Barry
Hardy
Marasoa
Grosic
Derton
Clasher
Helder
Musician
Bernhardt
Adeck
W. Helder
Agjidaume
Decameron
Parson
W. c Whitney
Alfaifa
Cochranil
Juliet
Wealth
Busy Lady
D_ O'Connor
Hedfern
Stabie
Atheling
Queen of Scots
Connor
Aisike
Philippine
Miso St
Cod Hix
Roastgnoit Oy
Elipthrift MG Petra II
Rosene
Rowe Dreiagoa
Swamplands Sacceve O
Morningside
Coronel Padden
Vinetter
Batic
Batyah
Lady Albercraft
Golden Maxim
Toscan
O'Reilly
W. R. Cond
Bee
Queen Boula
DERBY
Featherstone
Williams & Radford
Albert—Hoodoo
Imp
Lady
Lady Useful
W. Lake Retell
Eecy Molol
R. W. Walden
Captain R. J. Hancock & Son
Charlottesville
Charaxus
F. Farrell
Generine
Merry Maid
R. L
Cricket
American League
Rk Hfe
Garvin
Siever and McGuire
Husting, Wiltse and
Powers
Harper and
Maloney
Dineen and
Warner Ae
R. H. Ee
Lundboom
Bernhard
Wood
Lawson, Howell and Robinson
R. H. Beb Wade
st-Kelvey
GOLF
Essex County Links
Shippen
Cochrane
Mise Willis
Patterson
Clark
King
F. K. Huyler
West Sixty-sixth
Frank K. Huyler
J. Schillinger
West Eighty
A. J. Henrich
Fite
Petersen
Dencourt
Reid
Detlif
Fiske
Shneider
Richards
Cronin
Dicker
Hoey
Royal Arcanum
Rye Beach
Frank Kramer
Vanigoers
Century Wheelmen
Huguenot
Statem Island
Amesterdam
Weymouth
Mark Cross CO
Broadway
N. Y
City Hall
Summer Street
New Bond St
van Tassell & Kearney
Siy
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