Broad Handicap at Gravesend Highlights Racing Day
The Brooks Handicap winner at Gravesend, with Celt, Fis, and Transvaal among contenders, sees McCarter and Gretna Green in strong showings. Dorante edges rivals late in a close finish, while Pete Dalley dominates the Hunters Steeplechase. Suteeman struggles against Harrigan and Circle, as jockeys receive rewards from the Jockey Club resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celt
Fis
Brooks
Gravesend
Eins
Angelus
Xin
Belmont
Reign
C. H. P. Belmont
Robert
Keene
Transvaal
Brooklyn
Commando
R. Hitchcock
Notter
Musgrave
McCaster
Pie
Tom Welch
Gretna Green
Redovin
Dorante
Lee Grove Dorante
Lakes
Belmont Park
Colin
McCarter
McCarthy
Matinee pacing title at Park reveals close finishes
Road drivers contest at Park yesterday with TB Leahy's Who Knows winning the day. Solstone and Invader also star in AAA pacing and other classes. Kate Nelson and Rose Electric claim wins in their divisions. Persistent times and spirited heats mark a strong program with multiple champions named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TB Leahy
Solstone
Ella Place
Kate Nelson
Clare
Joseph
Jon Andrew Crawford
Dr. Chase
Wate
Invader
Charles
Rose Electric
Dr. Martin
Dicker
Branden
Hent
Virginia Belle
Mpionship
Jame
Lakin
BIA
Grantors
Charies
Bossae
Benenus
Trotters
Connecticut League Results Summary
Connecticut League results show Haven and Meriden splitting games with Bridgeport edging Springfield and Hartford defeating Waterbury. Babee and Uke stars noted with notable scores across the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Necticut
A & Rev Haven
Ieadedd
Babee
Uke
Meriden
Bridgeport
Springfield
Hartford
Waterbury
Grand Prize Auto Race at Savannah Set for November
The four mile international road race for the Grand Prize of the Automobile Club of America will be held in Savannah on Thursday, likely Thanksgiving Day. Co chaired by Mayor Tiedeman and the Savannah Automobile Club, entry rules set with American and foreign cars, mileage and bore specifications, and fees up to 1 750 for a full three car entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Club of America
Savannah
Mayor Tiedeman
City of
Savannah Automobile Club
Robert Lee Morrell
A. H. Whiting
E. Rand Hollander
H. H. Law
S. M. Butler
Pirates beat Giants 1 0 on Polo Grounds in slow game
In a defensively tight NL tilt at the Polo Grounds the Pittsburgh Pirates shut out the New York Giants 1 to 0. Clarke scored the decisive run after a Bridwell error, with strong pitching from Wiltse and Brown. Wildcats?
Shut Out for Brooklyn as Cubs Fall at Washington Park
The Superbas defeated Chicago 2 to 0 at Washington Park Brooklyn behind smart base stealing by Maloney and Hummell and solid pitching by Rucker. Fraser matched Rucker for the champions, with four hits allowed. Hoffman’s fumble in the field was the only mistake that mattered as Hummell scored on a steal and single in the sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maloney
Hummell
Rucker
Superbas
Chicago
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Fraser
Hoffman
Singie
Burch
Hofman
Patter
Kiing
Mokt
Jordan
Lewis
Slagle
Kling
Philadelphia Fragments Link St Louis and Destin Teams
In Philadelphia a scattered record links St Louis with Philadelphia through a string of names including Sparks Destin and Hostetter with Rigler and Johnstone. The fragmentary list names batteries and figures suggesting a sports or lineup note rather than a full event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Lush
Ludwig
Hostetter
Sparks
Destin
Rigler and
Johnstone
Batteryman names tied to Boston Cincinnati game umpire
A terse Boston report lists Batteries Cincinnati, Weimer, Coakley and Mr Lean Boston Corner Ball Ferguson and Graham as involved parties with Umpire Rudderham. The fragment hints at a game or event on a Boston Cincinnati matchup with officials named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
CincInnati
Weimer
Coakley
Mr Lean
Ferguson
Graham
Rudderham
Baseball scores from New York league games
In Utica 7 Troy 3, and Syracuse 0 after 11 innings against Geéranton. Albany 4, Ase J. and G. 9 in 11 innings. Barre host, Binghamton 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Troy
Geéranton
Syracuse
Albany
Ase J. and
Eis Barre
Binghamton
New England League Scores Mixed Across Cities
New Bedford 6 Worcester 3 Rockton 6 Lawrence 3 Fall River 3 Haverhill 2 Lynn results show varied outcomes across the league with several cities posting wins and losses in the latest standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW England
New Bedfor
Worcester
Rockton
Lawrence Fall River
Haverhill
Lynn
Detroit Triumphs 12-Inning Win Over Yankees
Detroit defeats New York 7 to 6 in twelve innings at home. Schmidt delivers a decisive three bagger after a late tie, Mullin pitches well for Detroit, Newton’s exit sparked by early runs, and Schaefer's ten chances highlight strong fielding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
New York Yankees
Yankees
Tigers
Schmidt
O'Leary
Keeler
Crawford
Mullin
Newton
Lake
Schaefer
New York
McIntyre
Niles
Schaefe
Hemphill
Blair
Cobb
Orifice
Stahl
Jones
Killifer
Heeler
Dalis
Sheridan
Egan
Cleveland Battery Duel Sparks Boston Rematch at Rose Field
In Cleveland at Rose, Boston faces a battery dispute involving Young and Criger against Cleveland’s Liebhardt Hemis and Clarke. Umpire O Loughlin oversees the clash as teams Rose and Boston compete in a tense showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Rose
Boston
Young and Criger
Liebhardt
Hemis
Clarke
O' Loughlin
St. Louis Narrow Victory Features Key Players and Batteries
At St. Louis R. H. St. Louis defeated 1000001 to 2x4 with Louis Bailey Dineen and Spencer starring. Batteries for Washington included Washington Cates and Street. Umpires Evans and Hurst officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
R. H. St. Louis
Washington
Louis
Bailey
Dineen and Spencer
St. Washington
Cates
Street
Evans and Hurst
Seales, Chicago Officials Clash in Philadelphia Battery Row
In Philadelphia, R H E Seales and umpire Connolly preside over a dispute involving Chicago, Manuel and Sullivan, Philadelphia, Plank and Powers. The scene centers on charged calls and a contentious battery controversy in baseball terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. E. Seales
Philadelphia
Chicago
Manuel and Sullivan
Plank
Powers
Connolly
Eastern League scores roundup with multiple results
Providence defeated Jersey City 4 to 3 while Jersey City beat Baltimore 7 to 3. Montreal lost to Toronto 6 to 5 as Rochester outscored Buffalo 10 to 8. Baltimore fell to Newark 10 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Newark
Jersey City
Providence
Montreal
Toronto
Buffalo
Rochester
L. P.C
L. PC
TY Newark
Rochester Asses
Moentreal
Jorents
Bis
Jersey City Emais
Roebling Builds Vanderbilt Cup Car in Mercer County
Washington A Roebling Jr is having an automobile built at Walter Automobile Company in this city to compete in the Vanderbilt Cup race representing the Mercer County Automobile Association. He has consulted several experts who have helped design the car. Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
N. J
Washington A. Roebling, Jr
Walter Automobile Company
Mercer County Automobile Association
Roebling
Trenton
Cornell Varsity Crew Names For Hudson Training Camp
June 16. Courtney announced the Cornell varsity crew roster to race at Poughkeepsie Ithaca N.Y. The lineup includes Bow Smith No 2 Stone No 3 Clark Backus No 3 Stevens No 6 Horton No 7 Williams stroke Cox Clark. They will depart Saturday for Hudson training quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney
Cornell
Kness
Poughkeepsie
Ithaca
Smith
Stone
Clark
Backus
Stevens
Horton
Williams
Hudson
Polo Victory for Rockaway Ends Local Cup Hopes
Rockaway Hunt Club of Long Island defeated Philadelphia Country Club by a large margin today at Philadelphia, sealing the locals out of the Country Club and Woodcrest cups in the championship tournament. Rockaway won 10 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Country Club
Rockaway Hunt Club
Long Island
Country Club
Woodcrest
Rockaway
Giants Versus Baseball at Polo Grounds Today Night
The Polo Grounds hosts a daytime game tonight featuring the Giants against Pittsburg with admission priced at 506. Fans are urged to arrive early for seating and parking details.
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Polo Grounds
Giants
Pittsburg
Lawn Tennis Surprise Bulls Upset of Little in Open Round
Charles M. Bull Jr defeats Raymond D. Little 8 6 6 4 in metropolitan championship third round on West Side Club courts. Bull's net play and precise returns unsettled Little, whose serve faltered late. Women's results show Mrs. Pouch and Miss Hammond reaching semifinals. Wildey sisters advance in doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Raymond D. Little
West Side Club
Bull
Sall
Ball
William H. Pouch
Louise Hammond
Pouch
E. Marcus
Miss Marcus
Miss Hammond
A. G. Miles
Edna Wildey
Natalie Wildey
Miles
George L. Chapman
King Smith
O. M. Bostwick
Alexander Amend
M. Golaman
Gustave Ftouchard
Walter L. Pate
Calhoun Cragin
George L. Salinger
Ross Burchard
H. McK. Glazebrook
Richard H. Falmer
George L. Rodman
A. J Shaw
O. H. Hinck
A. J. Hinck
Edna Wisdey
Natalie Wisdey
Walter C. Aufermann
Miss Brown
Elizabeth H. Moore
Margaret Johnson
Eleanor Souther
Fanny Fish
Alice Fish
Marie Wagner
A. H. MacCarthy
Elsie Little
Clare Cassell
Jane Colton
Clara Kutroff
Kings County Team Wins in Postponed League Match
Kings County lawn tennis players swept a postponed Metropolitan League match against Hamilton Grange on Brooklyn courts. Home star Henry J. Mollenhauer beat L. M. Burt 6-4 6-4, while H. L. Westfall defeated Walter Merrill Hall 6-3 6-4. The doubles pair Julio M. Steinacher and George P. Parkes lost 6-0 6-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings County
Hamilton Grange Club
Brooklyn
Henry J. Mollenhauer
H. L. Westfall
Mollenhauer
L. M. Burt
Westfall
Walter Merrill Hall
Julio M. Steinacher
George P. Parkes
Irene II Claims Bermuda Motor Boat Race Victory Belatedly
The Irene II, owned by 8 W Granberg of New York, finished at 11 15 a m New York time but missed the winning time. The Ailsa Craig, owned by James Craig of New York, had already won. Irene II faced bad weather, a broken steam pipe, and exhausted crew during the voyage and will come to Hamilton on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Bermuda
Irene
W. Granberg
New York
Ailsa Craig
James Craig
Irene II
St. George's Harbor
Thomas Fleming Day
St. George
Irene Is
International chess standings after seventeenth round
Prague June 10 Cable reports Schlechter Vienna defeated Suechting to maintain a half point lead over rivals. Duras and Vidmar won, Rubinstein lost to Maroczy, Marshall drew Teichmann. Mieses beat Spielmann, Chotimirski beat Leontieff, Prokes drew Treybal, Kvicala drew Bardeleben, Salwe drew Leontief. final standings show Schlechter 12 4% and Rubinstein 11 6, Maroczy 6% s Teichmann 6, etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Bohemia
Carl Schlechter
Vienna
Suechting
Duras
Vidmar
Alapin
Janowski
Rubinstein
Schlechter
A. Widmar
Vis Leonhardt
Chotimirski
A Rubinstein
Spielmann
Maroczy
Bardeleben Aie
Teichmann
Kvicala
Prokes
Ls Marshall
Treybal
Salwe
Leontief
Harvard Beats Cornell 1 0 On Hartford No Hit Pitching Homer
Harvard pitcher Hartford tossed a no hit 12 strikeout gem to defeat Cornell 1 0, Aronson delivering a sixth inning homer to provide the decisive run. Gable held Harvard to three hits in a strong Cornell effort, but the homer doomed them in Cambridge. Attendance 3,000.
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Tribune
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Cornell
Hartford
Aronson
Gable
Ab Leonard
McCail
Harvey
O Caldwell
Lanigan
of Williams
Currier
O\Hellman
Simons
O'Lally
Harding
Fulton
Matchneer
Leonard
McCall
Connelly
Amherst Defeats Brown 4 to 2 in College Baseball
Amherst beat Brown 4 to 2 today in Amherst. McClure pitched well for Amherst before being replaced by Brick in the seventh due to injury. Nourse struggled for Brown, while Dannahey and Raymond handled catching duties. Umpire Lanigan presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Brown
Providence
McClure
Nourse
Brick
R. H. E. Amherst
Dannahey
Raymond
Lanigan
Rector to chase dash world record at Travers Island meet
University of Virginia flyer James A. Rector faces Lawson Robertson of the New York Athletic Club in the 10 yard dash at Travers Island track meet. The good track and strong form raise expectations of a new world record as both start from scratch. Halsted of Cornell is slated for the mile from scratch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Rector
University of Virginia Flyer
Lawson Robertson
New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
Robertson
Rector
Halsted
Cornell University
Howe elected Yale track captain after Olympic tryouts
Leonard Vernon Howe of Minneapolis was chosen captain of the Yale track team for next year. He won the 11 metre hurdle race in last Saturdays Olympic try-outs and earned a place on the American Olympic team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Slaven
Leonard Vernon Howe
Minneapolis
Yale
Title miss osgood wins by one stroke in oakley tourney
Watertown mass june 1 by splendid play in the last round of the eastern women's golf association tournament at oakley country club miss fannie j osgood of brookline country club champion 196 regained her title with a best ever oakley women score 83. her two day total 171 led miss mary b adams wollaston by one stroke 172 adams finished strong nine holes in 37 tying men s bogie for the course. others finishing include k c harley fall river 184, mrs clarence vanderbeck 181, mrs r h barlow 185, mrs a p chase 188, mrs g mh converse 199, miss f c grisco m philadelphia 190.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Mass
Oakley Country Club
Fannie J. Osgood
Brookline Country Club
Mary B. Adams
Wollaston
Atlantic City
Miss Adams
Miss Osgood
Miss Adama
K. C. Harley
Fall River
Tv4
Clarence Vanderbeck
Philadelphia Cricket Club
R. H. Barlow
Merion
Philadelphia
A. P. Chase
Newark Golfers Take Two Cups At Baltusrol
A Newark delegation competed at Baltusrol Golf Club with two cups up for grabs. In the 18 hole medal play handicap tie, William Yanger 91 6 45 and W H Burnett 93 5 5 shared first place after a playoff was not held, each receiving a cap. A V Taylor won the ball sweep with 93 6 57. About thirty five contestants started and twenty five remained for dinner at the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Baltusrol Golf Club Links
William Yanger
W. H. Burnett
A. V. Taylor
Names for Overnight Races at Sheepshead Bay Meet
The Coney Island Jockey Club's spring meeting program books for Sheepshead Bay, debuting June 19, name the overnight races after historic turf horses. Kingston, Salvator, and Brambaletta lead the card, with many famed names like Roseben, Colin, Hamburg, Domino, and Peter Pan used to honor past champions.
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Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
Kingston
Salvator
Brambaletta
Roseben
Colin
Hermis
Eurns
Commando
Peter Pan
Lazarone
Stamina
Lysandr
Kinley Mack
Hamburg
Correction
Domino
Africander
Firenzt
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Qartland Smith
Pete Daller
Vicory
Mr. Smith Fauquier
Mr. Evans
Judge O'Gill
Pete Dalley
Fauquier
Jorge O'Gill
Suteeman
John E. Melden
Harrigan
Harrgan
Tepe
E. Dougan
Jockey Club
Largest Desiers
New End
Sundey Papers
Pirates
Bridwell
National League
L. Pgi
FLBC
Pittsburg Pirates
Kane
Tenney
Abbattichio
Bresnahan
Wagner
Klem
O'Day
Wiltie
Fever
Thomas
Leach
Devlin
Shannon
EU Thomas
Donlin
Seymour
Abicchio
Sass
Lerach
Waeener
Wilson
Kane Jases
Wiltse
Leever
Mp Jres
Kiem
Rhe
Ww. B
W. Lee
Little
International Chess
Wwe
Shapdale
Elner Boy
Helen Chester
Bonnie Kelso
King Castle
Alfar Sae As
Motor Lite
Grania Eeees
Melisande
Sententious
Lady Selin
Aroma
Mauviette Aes
Anna L. Daly
Lady Hubbard
Masaniello
Nseus
Bat Masterson
Chief Hayes
Notatulga
Gravesend Racing
Pessara
Lady Augusta
Ste. Fin
Jocke
Orsy
Lee
Bedouin
Longstreet
Punka
Ae —Ence
Pete Dailey
Hampton St
Mr. Smith
Chetland
E. Heider
Judge O'Gin
Hitchcock
Warrior
Evans
J. Steele
Pete Dalle
Flora Mac
Petting
Jockes
Ellison
McDaniel
Q. Marguerit
G. River St
Big Ben
Weinberg
Mulligay
Upton
Walters
Dugan
Tom McGrath
Brandt
Musgrav
el Momentum
Beardall
Kunze
Burns
Po Clark Griffith
Arrell
Shaw May
Lieberge Shields
Miller
Tod
Core
Emery
Uys
Darden
Ondulee
Aliooa
Frizette
Burts
Shreve
Beverwyck St
Coulter
Jonathan
Norton
Corneeb
Rainey
Miler
Nick Stoner
Randolphy
J Leach
McFadden
McGinsis
Daly
Yorke Lon Sue
McKinney
Flynn
Senator Barrett
Howard
Mombassa
Kraus
Eo Delaby
Corncob
Dennis Stafford
C. c
Dorothy Ha
Erence
Po Iwe
Madden
Ces
Wiarrigan
Gardner
Duga
Statesman
Livingston
Amr
Appleby
Les
Raynor Aly
Banbury
Herner
Highbride
Randolph
Nelson
King
Bute
Court Dance
Polwe
Wense
Joyner
Trois Temps
McClelland
Waponeca
Carman
Burns & Melton Cloth
Watt
McDonick
Harlem Maidencastle
Musgray
Pippin
Patsy Seeee
iAlexander
IC. Miller
Weymouth
S McCarthy
Sherlock
Dwyer
Oneck Sty
Doyle
Guevara
Spreckels
Dearly
Bette
Nesses
Mary Dyer
Murphy
Melton Cloth
Prem Sae
Pennsylvania
Colby
Holy Cross
University of Pennsylvania
Londergan
Dowd
Wood
Judd
Simpson
Porte
Larkin
Hassel
Louisiana
New Haven
Louisiana State College
R.H
Rector and Robertson
Osgood
F. C. Osgood
M. B. Adams
Margery Phelps
Brae Burn
Misa Grace Stultz
Oakley
K. T. Duncan
M. F. Phelps
B. F Porter
Baltusrol
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