Tokalon Maces Dominates Gravesend Handicap Win
Tokalon Maces holds 126 pounds in the Gravesend handicap and, rating under E Dugan, roars from the turn to beat Court Dress by a length while Brookdale Nymph falters. Time 1 44 4 5, near track record, qualifying for the Suburban Handicap in ten days.
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Tokalon
Brooklyn
Court Dress
Brookdale Nymph
Gravesend
E. Dugan
Court Deess
Hanaiay
Twkalon
Belmont Park
Tokelon
Brockdale Nymph
Mone
Koerner
Fred Burlew
Royal Vane
Aimee C
Frank Farrell
D. C. Johnson
Laura Clay
Blue Heron
Hollister
Caller
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Buckman
Blue Pigeon
Stone
Sandlewood
Liverpool
T. C. McDowell
Lady Anne
J. Hicks
Woodwitch
Tom McGrath
Robin Hood
Faust
Imp
Bull's Eye
H. Hoffman
Newcastle
Joe Marone
Darnell
Halker
Heno
Harcourt
Inferno
Abbot Wins Latonia Derby In Heavy Track Run
Cincinnati June 19 The Abbot ridden by 3. Lee won the Latonia Derby over one mile and a half at 7 to 2 odds. He led most of the way and finished ahead of Red Gauntlet and Beau Brummel. Derby paid 4.41 to the winner. The Abbot, a brown colt by The Friar Gondy Gond, clocked 2461-5 on a slow heavy track.
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Cincinnati
Abbot
Lee
Red Gauntlet
Beau Brummel
Everly Time
Finney Mack Bracegirdle
Peewe
Finney
Lac Anne
Mary Fine Dowels
Hicks
Neson ” & F
Robin Hood
Mountain
den Hamilton
Williams
Edna Jackson
Assis
Sumter
Annetta Lady
Richardson
Kermer
Puky
Hayman
Mollie Ball
Gardner
Kelly
Sam Rice
Logan
Marsters
Tom McGrath
Brandt
Dugan
Nigger Mike
Kenn
Lo Lm
iMre Lilidreth
Widener
Donohue
Igen
Huppe
Buckman
Utehe
la Sunglow
Tompkins
Owens
Delcanta
Wilson
Blue Pigeon
Tammany Ente
Pe Post Mine
St. Fin
Pen Hich
Clome
Tokalon
Fuller Itry
Keene
Brookdale Nymp
Whitney
Umbrella
Daly
Koerner
Belmont
Lowe
Zienay
Sehulte
Sandy
Merantain
Tokaion
Court Dress
Brookdale Nymph
Alenap
B. c
Flavane
Potting
Royal Vane
Burlew View
Lowe Vebes
Almee
Farrell
Hiacko
Hildreth
Blue Heron
Emery
Preston
Dwyer
Jenness
Prussell
Regan
Burns
Laura Clay
Thomas
Schilling
Vane
Hollister
Aimee C
Darnell
Vingut
Brussels
Doctor
Hennessey
Holland
Magna Biella
McAvoy
King Henry
Cefalo
Lea
Offerman
Beckman
Rooker
Hoffman
Ij. Martin
Faust
Hens
Lena
Harcourt iGerst
R Thomas
Iskra
Murray
Rolando Oar Fitzgerald
Heckman
Queen
Clay
Rts
McGinnis
J. Martin
Cleges
Troxtler O
Bernet
Clausen
Goldbe
Halket
Gans
Linden racetrack site sold twice to three entities on 115 acres
The Linden racetrack property at South Elizabeth 8 J was sold yesterday by Power and Mining Machinery Co to Admiral Realty Co which quickly resold it to American Electric Novelty Co. L. J. Phil & Co. acted as brokers in the two sales. A large manufacturing plant will be erected on the site covering about 115 acres.
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Linden Racetrack
South Elizabeth
The
Power and Mining Machinery Company
Admiral Realty Company
American Electric Novelty Company
L. J. Phil& Co
String Needed To Cash At Racetrack Badges
Racegoers are warned to keep the string on racing badges to prove identity when cashing bets. John J. Cavanaugh oversees betting and has ordered badges must be shown with string attached to prevent theft. Regulators report recent badge snatchings. patrons are advised to carry extra string and guard their badges.
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John J. Cavanaugh
Mr. Cavanaugh
Three Yachts Still Out In Bermuda Race
A late cablegram from Bermuda reports Tammany Zuhrah Mist and Zinita arrived leaving Isolt Flemingo and Zena unheard. Commodore Morss says Dervish wins the Mater cup as none of the other first class entrants arrived. Lila takes Three Clubs Cup in second class, Hyperion beaten by 3 hours 11 minutes. Shamrock sustains leak and damaged mainmast amid heavy weather raising fears for smaller craft spars in gale.
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Bermuda
Tammany
Zuhrah
Mist
Zinita
Isolt
Flemingo
Zena
Boston
Henry A. Morss
Corinthian Yacht Club
Dervish
Shamrock
Frederick Thompson
Yale and Harvard Crews Compete at New London and Red Top
Yale varsity and freshman crews completed a four mile workout under favorable conditions at New London and Red Top. Harvard arrived, watched Yale’s four mile effort, and noted Yale’s strong performance while detailing Harvard boat lineups for varsity and freshman crews.
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New London
Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Griswold and Robbins
Hyde
Brown
Hunt
Plainfield Country Club hosts one day handicap golf event
Metropolitan Golf Association players invited to a Saturday open handicap tournament at Plainfield with six prize caps and no Plainfield members in top two on any 18 holes. Entries may vary between noon and 4 pm. Notables expected include Walter J. Travis and Archie Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Golf Association
Plainfield Country Club
Plainfield
Walter J. Travis
F. 8. Douglas
Archie Graham
Max Behr
Marshall Whitlagh
Oswald Kirkby
H. J. Gee
John, Jr
Archie Reid
C. RB. Macdonal
H. J. Whigham
George T. Brokaw
Eastern League Games Today Feature Buffalo Jersey City Clash
In today’s Eastern League slate Buffalo meets Jersey City while Toronto visits Baltimore. State League results include Wilkes-Barre-Wilkes-Barre hosting Binghamton 0, Scranton-Scranton edging Syracuse 4 to 3 in ten innings, Gloversville besting Troy 8 to 1, and Utica beating Albany 3 to 1.
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Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Baltimore
Wilkes-Barre
Binghamton
Scranton
Syracuse
Gloversville
Troy
Utica
Albany
Rochester
Newark
Montreal
Providence
I. Pc
Shochester A
Newark Esses
Amherst Beats Penn in Ragged Ninth Inning Win
Amherst defeated the University of Pennsylvania 5 to 4 in Amherst Mass on June 10. Danehy drove in the winning run after Corkran's ninth inning wild throw as Twittman struck out nine for Penn but weak support doomed the visitors. The game featured slow play and uneven defense.
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Amherst
Mass
University of Pennsylvania
Danehy
Corkran
Twittman
Pennsylvania
Shields
St. Louis
Bresnahan
McGann
Shay
Corcoran
Karger
Ferguson
Shannon
Hkrowne
Berkeley
Marshall
Holly
Devlin
Browne
Seymour
Giants
Bennett
Murray
Byrne
Beckley
O'Hara
Burch
Hannifan
P. Fitzgerald
New York
St Louis
Barger
Brown Devlin
E Sennett
Beckiey
Fitzgerald
Boon
Stields
Johnston and
Carpenter
Ny X Americans at Detroit at 4 P M today
A baseball game is scheduled for today at 4 PM at American League Park featuring Ny X Americans versus Detroit. The matchup promises early-season action with both teams seeking a win.
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Americans Va
Detroit
Yankees Turn Tables on Tigers at Park
The Yankees defeated Detroit 9 to 3 at American League Park. Hal Chase and Laporte sparked a strong Yankee attack as Killian yielded five runs before leaving after a rough second inning. Eubanks, Doyle, and Keeler contributed key hits for New York.
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Yankees
Detroit
Highlanders
Hughey Jennings
Killian
Yankee
Eubanks
Joe Doyle
Clark Griffith
Jennings
Hal Chase
Laporte
Cobb
Williams
Chase
Moriarity
Hoffman
Kleinow
Doyle
Willie Keeler
Keeler
Elberfeld
New York
Jones
Coughlin
Crawford
A ” Williams
Rossman
Schaefer
O Conroy
O & O Kleinow
Lear
Oo Dorie
P. Ve
Sehmidtt
Muller
Dorle
Poyle
Pyle
Eubankes
Schmitt
Sheridan
St Louis Beats Philadelphia 6 to 3 in Hard Fought Game
Philadelphia scoring attack led by Waddell and Schreck, but St Louis reclaimed momentum scoring six runs. Umpires Connolly and Hurst officiated as Philadelphia fielded a strong lineup with Grade and O'Connor contributing at key moments.
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Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Philade Apts
Waddell
Cleveland Beats Boston 5 to 0 in Boston Game
Cleveland defeats Boston 5 to 0 with battery pair Liebhardt Clarke and pitcher Hos tons Young Criger. Umpires Stafford Vans. Result noted in Cleveland report with partial date 990903101 05 12 and Boston lineups listed.
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Boston
Cleveland
Liebhardt
Clarke
Hostons Young and Criger
Stafford
Vans
Pirates Smother Brooklyn in 14–8 Victory at Pittsburg
The Pirates overwhelmed the Superbas at Pittsburg with eighteen hits for twenty nine bases and a 14 to 8 win. Wagner shone with five hits in five at bats including a two bagger and a three bagger as Brooklyn pitcher Stricklett was repeatedly pounded.
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Pittsburg
Superbas
Pirates
Stricklett
Wagner
Hallman
Alperman
Leach
Hummel
Clarke
Casey
Lumley
Abitchio
Bateh
Nealon
Jordan
Sheehan
O Maloney
Gibson
Lewis
Butler
Willis
Orchiet
Pitteburg
Brooklyn
Hajiman
Abbattichio
Nea
Wasner
Sheehan Hamlon
Gibeon
Abbattichio Mel
Cncey
Baseball Takes Root in England Amid Derby and Dollars
From London reports the game of baseball, once failing, now grows in popularity in England with large crowds and cheers of Kill the umpire. An American owner wins the Derby, shops mark goods in dollars, signaling the turn of Britain's cultural conquest as baseball gains a foothold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Republican
London
England
Seven Cars Tie In Endurance Run On Long Island
Seven of ten entrants with perfect scores in a Long Island Automobile Club endurance run completed another 186 mile route from Cumberland Street Brodlyn to Riverhead and back. Final finishers included James T. Rourke Cadillac A C Kirkham Maxwell E H Barnum Columbia C G Arnold Pope Hartford S H Burns Packard A B Coles Pierce Winton Charles Carlson and Robert G Kelsey in a Mathewson. The committee must decide prize awards after several penalties and timing issues.
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Long Island Automobile Club
Long Island
Cumberland Street
Brodlyn
Riverhead
Return
James T. Rourke
Cadillac
A. C. Kirkham
Maxwell
E. H. Barnum
Columbia
C. G. Arnold
Pope Hartford
S. H. Burns
Packard
A. B. Coles
Pierce
Charles Carlson
Winton
Mathewson
Robert G. Kelsey
Pope-Toledo
A. W. Wilcox
Pierce Arrow
Roy E. Pardee
Sea Cliff
Pope-Hartford
Long Auto Run Begins In Peking To Paris Race
Three French, one Dutch, and one Italian drivers started the long race from Peking to Paris. Foreign residents gave a warm send-off with the American, Austrian, and French ministers in attendance. A French band played as locals witnessed their first motor cars in Peking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Paris
Christie Auto Speedy Trials Car for Grand Prix France
Walter Christie drove his self designed front drive racing car on Hicksville road at high speed in a final trial before shipping to France for the Grand Prix on July 2. The 130 horsepower four cylinder car features a forward mounted engine and underbody aluminum chassis with driver and mechanician seated behind the radiator. Christie plans to drive in the Grand Prix, aiming for a forward placing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Christie
Hicksville Road
Long Island
France
Christie
Corbin Car Disqualified In 200 Mile Run To Albany
New York Motor Club officials disqualified the Corbin, winner, from last Thursday’s 200 mile endurance from New York City to Albany. Lozier driven by M Michener awarded Class A victory. Haynes driven by C B Warren wins Runabout. Protests by Welch Motor Car Company against Corbin and Lozier noted. Southworth penalty on Pope-Hartford stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Motor Club
Albany
Corbin
Lozier
M. Michener
Haynes
C. B. Warren
Frayer-Miller
H. H. Knapper
Continental
C. 3. Johnston
Berliet
P. J. Johnson
Jim Corbett
Stoddard-Dayton
R. Newton
Welch Motor Car Company
Great Barrington
A. G. Southworth
Pope-Hartford
Fast Play on Courts Settles Metropolitan Mixed Doubles Championship
Miss Marie Wagner and Henry H. Mollenhauer won the metropolitan lawn tennis mixed doubles title at West Side Lang Club defeating Miss Elizabeth Moore and Wylie C. Grant 6 5 in windy conditions. Singles saw Raymond D. Little topple Frederick G. Anderson in three sets 6 3 5 7 6. Doubles action featured Hackett and Alexander reaching the final after blanking Peil and Torrance 6 1 6 1, with Grant/Westfall advancing to the title match.
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Marie Wagner
Henry H. Mollenhauer
Elizabeth Moore
Wylie C. Grant
West Side Lang Tennis Club
Morningside Heights
Raymond D. Little
Frederick G. Anderson
Anderson
Little
Deuce
Frederick B. Alexander
Harold H. Hackett
Theodore Roosevelt Peil
Harry Torrance
Herbert L. Westfall
Hackett
Alexander
O. M. Bostwick
A. Shaw
M. Bostwick
West Side
G. Touchard
Julio M. Steinacher
Hamilton Grargs
New York
Thomas C. Trask
Shepard Homans
Herbert LI Westfall
Martewan
Hamilton Grange
Kings County
Elizabeth H. Moore
Poor Start In Yonkers Tourney Shown By Yale Star
In Yonkers Amackassin Club rounds H W Cunningham of Yale displays form in straight-sets win over R Perry of NYU 6-2 6-1. J S Dennis of Princeton loses 6-3 to Ritz & Park Hill Club, while Cunningham and Touchard beat Adams and Feeter 6-3 6-1 in doubles as midweek play opens.
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Amackassin Club
Yonkers-on-Hudson
H. W. Cunningham
Yale
R. Perry
New York University
Princeton
J. S Dennis
A. & Ritz
Park Hill
Cunningham
G H. Touchard
Ralph Adams
J. A. C. Feeter
H. A. Davia
PL O
Mountain View
More Cars Needed for Orphans Day Parade
The New York Motor Club seeks sixty car owners to join the Orphans Day parade tomorrow. Four hundred children will be disappointed if not enough cars are entered, with 147 already lined up for a ride to Coney Island. Each institution will have a colored flag section and ribbons on the children. Three mounted police squads will escort the procession to and from Coney Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Motor Club
Coney Island
Tigers to Run at Jamestown Exposition Championships
Princeton announces its track team will compete at the Jamestown Exposition college championships on June 19 and 9. The athletic management confirmed participation in the Jamestown event.
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Tigers
Jamestown
Princeton
N. J
Torpedo Boats for Navy Crew Training
The torpedo boats Talbot and Manley under Lieutenant J P D Wainwright will depart the Naval Academy tomorrow morning for Poughkeepsie to train the Academy crew before the intercollegiate regatta on June. Manager Holliday accompanies the boats to prepare the crew.
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Tribune
Annapolis
Talbot
Manley
J. PD. Wainwright
Naval Academy
Poughkeepsie
Holliday
West Virginia Indicts Gambler For Gambling
Pittsburg dispatch reports George Ehrlich who runs a poolroom at Virginia Station, thirty miles from Pittsburg, was indicted by the Wellsburg West Virginia grand jury for gambling. An old law may allow Governor Dawson to move against John Contin the Chicago backed racing game figure. The law prohibits betting at any table or game except bowls chess backgammon draughts or licensed games, with fines ranging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Pittsburg
George Ehrlich
Virginia Station
Wellsburo
Ww. Va
Dawson
John Contin
Chicago
West Virginia
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New-York Daily Tribune
Weat Vane
Old Linden Racetrack
Charlecs
Eddie Ware
de Mund
Captain Emmerich
Enarris
Leelin Poumonck
Nimunipaw
Lad of
Rocheter
Peessing
Jerar
tPalette
Norbitt
Hartford Boy
Saltram la Jeunesse
Jane
Orcegna - Basceos
Isp Aecwed
Dan Buhre Ya
Electioneer
Peter Pan
Arcite
Seli Ink
Pracquin
Roy
Langden
Mochan
Pehaber
Clara J
Wwe O
Relphebe
Kotak
Harvard
Red Top
Roosevelt
John Harvard
Varsity
Farley
Glass
Severance
Bacon
Faulkner
Fish
Tappan
Hingden
Lunt
Amber
Marine and Field Club
Charles A. Kimball
James A. Emery
C. J. Sawyer
F. W. Johnson
H. E. Hatch
Dunwoodie Country Club
F. Upham Adams
Gross Handicap
JOA
Laster Oweee Oy
R. Moon
BO W . E Conklya
BO J. Hamilton
AD Miller See
So T . Wee
J. Watson
HK. Thomas
Cee Eweeees
Cc. Robinson
Ww. Andrews O
Wildman
Quakers
RHE Amherst
Amhurst, McClure and
Henry
Twittman and Brown
Washington
PBC
New Ye
Eases
Walsh and Sullivan
O' Loughlinington
Hughes and Heydon
Gravesend Racing
Christie Auto Speedy
Lozer
Miss Wagner
Englewood Field Club
G. A L. Dionne
Inman
Lyon
Billings
Righter
Fischer
Hatch
Bostwick
Sternfeld
Chace
Nichols
Tomlinson
Detmar
Stake
Hos
Pate
Johnson
Calhoun
Yonkers
Runyon
Sire & Best of America
Stearns
Stearns Touring
Stearns Pullman
Broadway
56Th St
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