McCarter Wins Brooklyn Handicap in a Dramatic Finish
In a bustling Belmont Park program, McCarter edged Gretna Green and Dorante in the Brooklyn Handicap after a late rally, with Transvaal fading and Celt failing to catch the leader. The day featured Hunters’ Steeplechase victory by Pete Dailey and lively jockey action as Notter and E Dugan trailed the pack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celt
Brooklyn
Gravesend
Angelus Etoed
Belmont
H. P. Belmont
Robert Pe
Ependea
Transvaal
Commando Qe
R. Hitchcock
Angelus
Notter
Robert
Musgrave
McCaster
Ixteenth
Tom Welch
Gretna Green
Bedouin
Dorante
Musw
Ganzet
Belmont Park
McCarter
McCady
Pessar Lady Augusta
Aneanon
St Saeeenaanniinsmeneason
Ste. Fin
Cairngorm
Joyner
Dugan
Miller
Brady
Tony Bonero
Fleischmann
Senecio
Delaby Dorante
Om Wen
Longstreet
Punka
Se. Fm
Pete Dailey
Hampton St
R. Smith
Chetland
E. Heider
O'Gin
Hitchcock
Mr. Evans Rosy
Warrior
Evans
J._ Steele
Pete Dalley
Fauquier
Judge O'Gin
Jer
Dracbe
B. G
Golden Garter
Floacaira Mac
Gankilbee
Cai Im
Sal Jacobite
Ellison
McDaniel
Odom
McCarthy
Ife
Marguerite
River
Lee
Big Ben
Weinberg
Be Sa
Yorke
Hayes
Mulliga
Tru
Walters
Upton
Tom McGrath
Brandt
Momentum
Brown
Musgrave Ars Beardall
Kunze
Burns
Clark Griffith
Farrell
Shawn i
Lieber
Miller Te
Shields
Draculum
Jacobite
Queen Marguerite
Mazagan -Flocartin
Emery
Transvaal A
Keene
Fe Hs
Ss Angelus Esterenes
Raitehcock
Samen
B. F
Hamburg
Ondulee
Frizette
Wernberg
Shreve
Courtesrwyeck St
Jonathan
Coulter
Norton
Nick Stoner
Rainey
Randolph
Leach Ae E
McFadden
Dennis Star
C. c
Plaudit
Dorothy Hampton
Fin
Por Lwe
Jiarrigan
Statesman Roiner
Amri .Ivingston
Shreve Rayner
Banbury
Appleby
Los
iFlynn
Himmer
Murphy
Cornwell
Horner
Obadiah
Leach
Highbridge
King Sescee
Nelson
Harrigan
Statesman
Footpad
B. c
Bute
Court Dance
Mer Hwe
Burns Taeees
Melton
Carman
Hariem Maid
Watt
the Pippin
Weastle
Omeck St
Smith
Doyle
Guevara
Spreckels
Darden
Po Dearly Belle
Mary Dyer
Supee
Trois Temps
Pewed
Melton Cloth
Pippin
Bac
Racing Results From Orday Afternoon Card
Contested finishes marked the road racing card with top horses and drivers earning wins. Among the standouts were the gelding who beat Selstone in the AAA pacing and the mare Victory in the B class heat rounds, while Kate Nelson and Dr. Chase claimed notable placings. several other classes, including the Trot and Bracket races, produced fast times and decisive wins for owners like Joseph and Charles, with Bridgeport and Hartford among the competing cities and teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osely
Orday
Selstone
AAA
Ile Place
Kate Nelson
Claro
Joseph 2
Isien Andrew Crawford
Tnnm
Dr. Chase
Invader
Charles Th Ie Stein
Rose Electric
Dr. Martin
Dicker
Inship
Ase
Savannah 400 Mile Grand Prize Auto Race Planned
The 400 mile international race for the Automobile Club of America Grand Prize will be held in Savannah on Thursday November 2 with militia guard and city cooperation. Entries open up to November 1 with fees and a $6 deposit per car, and eliminations possible if entries exceed course capacity.
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
Pirates edge Giants 1 0 as Bridwe ll error keys win
In a pitchers duel at the Polo Grounds the Pittsburgh Pirates shut out the New York Giants 1 to 0. Clarke scored the decisive run in the fourth after Bridwell misplayed Kane’s grounder, and both starters Wiltse and Jones pitched well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Pirates
Giants
Polo Grounds
Bridwell
Kane
Tenney
Clarke
Abbattichio
Clark
Bresnahan
Wagner
Klem
O'Day
Wiltie
Pirates
Thomas
Leach
Devlin
Shutout for Brooklyn as Maloney and Harmmell star
Brooklyn superheroes Maloney and Harmmell spark a shutout against Chicago at Washington Park. Rucker pitched well, holding Chicago to four hits while Fraser matched him in form for the world champions. Hoffman's fumble stands out as the lone error affecting scoring in a fast, clean game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maloney
Harmmell
Rucker
The
Superbas
Chicago
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Fraser
Hoffman
Hummell
Sheehan
Hv Lewis
Batteries and Partners Net Patent Suit Names
A list of firms and cities appears including Batteries-St. Louis Lush Ludwig and Hostetter Philadelphia Sparks and Doom Ur pires Rigler and Johnstone St. Louis Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Lush and
Ludwig
Hostetter
Philadelphia
Sparks
Doom
Urpires
Rigler and Johnstone
Potteries-Cincinnati Match In Boston Umpire Rudderham
In Boston the Potteries faced Cincinnati with Weimer Coakley Me ton Corner Ball Ferguson and Gra Lean listed. Umpire Rudderham officiated the game amid a terse report from the Boston venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cincinnati
Potteries
Weimer
Coakley
Meton
Ball
Ferguson
Gra- Lean
Bos’ Ham
Rudderham
Local Baseball Scores From Daily Utica to Albany
Utica beat Troy 7 to 3 while Scranton topped Syracuse 9 to 1 in 11 innings. Albany logged 1, A. J. and G. stretched to 61 innings. Wilkes Barre defeated Binghamton 6 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Troy
Scranton
Syracuse
Albany
A. J
Wilkes-Barre
Binghamton
New England League Scores From The Day
New Bedford over Worcester 6 to 3 in a day’s results. Brockton won 6 to 0 against Fall River. Haverhill posted 7 with Lynn at a score of unknown due to incomplete text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW England
New Bedford Worcester
Brockton
Caarrene
Fall River
Haverhill
Lynn
Schmidt's 12th inning swing seals Detroit win
Detroit beat New York 7 to 6 in twelve innings as Schmidt delivered a run scoring single and three-bagger past late Yankee threats. Mullin pitched well for Detroit while Newton started for New York before being relieved. Schaefer starred in the field with ten chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
New York Yankees
Yankees
Tigers
Schmidt
O'Leary
Keeler
Crawford
Mullin
Newton
Lake
Schaefer
New York
Abrillopoa E
Abribpoa McIntyre
Niles
Jonas Schaefer
Hemphill
Cobb
Chase
Conroy
Blair
Tolaie
Stahl
Jones
Killifer
Heeler
Sheridan
Egan
Boston Beats Cleveland in Ten Inning Battery Duel
In Cleveland, Boston defeated Cleveland 10 to 4 after a tense comeback. Battery combinations included Boston’s Young and Criger against Cleveland’s Liebhardt Hemis and Clarke. Umpire O’Loughlin officiated as the teams traded runs and the game extended into extra innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
R. H. E. Boston
Boston
Young and Criger
Liebhardt
Hemis
Clarke
O'Loughlin
St. Louis Battery Lineup and Umpires Named
At St. Louis the Batteries lineup includes Bailey Dineen and Spencer Washington Cates and Street with Umpires Evans and Hurst. The reference lists R H B St Louis and players from Washington with a 20660-02 code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Washington
Bailey
Dineen
Philadelphia Battery Match Details
Umpire Connolly oversees a game in Chicago with batteries listed as Manuel and Sullivan for Philadelphia and Plank and Powers. The formal score line reads R. H. E. 00000102x-380 with Chicago as the opposing club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chicago
Manuel and Sullivan
Plank
Powers
Connolly
Eastern League Scores and Standings Brief
Baltimore defeated Newark 10 to 7 while Jersey City edged Providence 4 3. Toronto beat Rochester 6 5 and Buffalo topped Montreal 8. Eastern League standings listed but incomplete with Montreal, Buffalo, Toronto and Rochester results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Newark
Jersey City
Providence
Montreal
Toronto
Buffalo
Rochester
L. P.c
ART Baltimore
Washington Roebling plans Vanderbilt Cup car at Mercer county plant
Washington A. Roebling Jr funds a car built in Trenton by Walter Automobile Co to enter the Vanderbilt Cup race representing Mercer County Automobile Association. He consults experts from the design team to finish the car for competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Trenton
N. J
Washington A. Roebling, Jr
Walter Automobile Company
Mercer County Automobile Association
Roebling
Cornell crew picks lineup for Poughkeepsie race
Ithaca June 19 Courtney announced the Cornell varsity crew lineup if no sickness or accident occurs. The crew includes Bow Smith, No 2 Stone, No 3 Clark, No 4 Hackus, No 5 Stevens, No 6 Horton, No 7 Williams, stroke, with Coxswain Clark. They will depart Saturday for Hudson training quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Courtney
Cornell ‘Varsity
Poughkeepsie
Smith
Stone
Clark
Hackus
Stevens
Horton
Williams
Cox
Hudson
Polo victory reshapes race for cups in Philadelphia polo
Rockaway Hunt Club from Long Island defeated Philadelphia Country Club 103 to 3 in Philadelphia on June 10. The win virtually ends local teams hopes of clinching the Country Club or Woodcrest cups as the championship tournament progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Country Club
Rockaway Hunt Club
Long Island
Country Club
Woodcrest
Rockaway
Giants and Pirates Set For Two Day Polo Grounds Tilt
At the Polo Grounds a two day matchup features the Giants against the Pirates in afternoon sessions. Pittsburg admission details remain to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polo Grounds
Giants
Pittsburg
Lawn Tennis Surprise as Bull Defeats Little
In the metropolitan championship, Charles M. Bull Jr. shocks Raymond D. Little in the third round 8-6 6-4 after a tight first set, as Bull pursues aggressive net play. Women’s singles sees Mrs. William H. Pouch and Miss Louise Hammond reach the semi finals with varied scores, while doubles feature Wildey sisters advancing to the final rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Raymond D. Little
West Side Club
Bull
Deuce
Ball
William H. Pouch
Louise Hammond
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. Palmer
George L. Rodman
A. J. Shaw
O. H. Hinck
A. J. Hinck
Walter C. Aufermann
Miss Brown
Elizabeth H. Moore
Margaret Johnson
Eleanor Souther
A. G. Miles
Georgel. Chapman
Fanny Fish
Alice Fish
Marie Wagner
A. H. MacCarthy
Elsie Little
Miss Marcus
Clare Cassell
Jane Colton
Clara Kutroff
Kings County Team Wins Postponed Tennis Match
Kings County swept a Brooklyn court match against Hamilton Grange in a Metropolitan League holdover. Henry J. Mollenhauer and H. L. Westfall led the home club with straight-set singles wins, Mollenhauer 6-4 6-4 over L. M. Burt and Westfall 6-3 6-4 over Walter Merrill Hall. Doubles Steinacher and Parkes lost to Kings County 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 Loses Ocean Race To Ailsa Craig In Bermuda
The Irene II owned by 8 W Granberg of New York finished late as the Ailsa Craig owned by James Craig of New York won the New York to Bermuda race after a rough voyage. A steam pipe broke thirty miles off Bermuda and fuel was fed by teacup to keep the engine running. Crew exhausted, captain Thomas Fleming Day slept five hours during the voyage. boat to Hamilton on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Bermuda
W. Granberg
New York
Ailsa Craig
James Craig
Irene IL
St. George’s Harbor
Thomas Fleming Day
St. George
Irene II
Schlechter Extends Lead in International Chess Tourney
In Prague on June 10, Carl Schlechter beat Suecht ing to maintain a half point lead over rivals after round seventeen. Duras and Vidmar won, Rubinstein fell to Maroczy, and Marshall drew with Teichmann. Mieses, Chotimirski, Prokes, Kvicala, and Salwe also scored as standings show Schlechter atop with 12.5 wins, 4 losses, and others trailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Bohemia
Carl Schlechter
Vienna
Suechting
Duras
Vidmar
Alapin
Janowski
Rubinstein
Schlechter
Mieses
Leonhardt
Chotimirski Oe
Preferene
Maroczy
Bardeleben
Teichmann
Kvicala
Prokes
Ili
Marshall Oe TZ
Treybal
A Salwe
Leontieff
Harvard Triumphs 1-0 Over Cornell Behind Hartford No-Hitter
Harvard pitcher Hartford fires a no hit game with twelve strikeouts and three walks, while Aronson belts a sixth inning homer to beat Cornell 1 to 0 in Cambridge. Gable held Harvard to three hits as Cornell attacked late but could not score. Attendance 3,000. Hartford and Aronson star for Harvard in a classic college baseball showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Cornell
Hartford
Aronson
Gable
Leonard
Ee McCall
Rleber
Harvey
Ol Ebeling
Williams
Currier
Hellman
Simons
Corte
McCall
Connelly
Yale Defeats Louisiana State College 7 to 1 in New Haven
Yale beat Louisiana State College 7 to 1 in a fast fielding game at New Haven. Howard Jones, Rose and T Jones pitched while R Smith and Mary guarded the battery, with Yale scoring seven runs and LSU one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
Louisiana
New Haven
Louisiana State College
H. EF
Amherst Defeats Brown 4-2 Behind Splendid Pitching
In Providence on June 10, Amherst beat Brown 4 to 2. McClure pitched superbly for Amherst until an injury forced Brick to relieve him in the seventh. Nourse struggled for Brown, wild and ineffective, as the two sides produced a tight college baseball game with umpire Lanigan officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Amherst
Brown
McClure
Nourse
Brick
E. Pimbeese
Dannahey
Raymond
Lanigan
Rector to duel Robertson for 100 yard Dash
James A Rector of Virginia meets Lawson Robertson of the New York Athletic Club in a 100 yard dash at Travers Island on Saturday. The track is in good condition and many expect a new world record. Robertson edged Rector by inches in the Olympic try outs yet Rector tied the Olympic record in his trial heat. Both start from scratch. Halsted of Cornell may run the mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Rector
University of Virginia Flyer
Lawson Robertson
New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
Robertson
Rector
Halsted
Cornell University
Leonard Howe Elected Yale Track Captain for Next Year
Leonard Vernon Howe of Minneapolis was chosen captain of the Yale track team for the upcoming year. He won the 11 metre hurdle race in the Olympic try-outs last Saturday and earned a place on the American Olympic team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Slaven
Leonard Vernon Howe
Minneapolis
Yale
Miss Osgood Wins By One Stroke In Golf Title
Watertown Mass June 1 Miss Fannie Osgood Brookline Country Club won the Eastern Women's Golf Association title at Oakley CC by one stroke with a 171 two day total 36 holes best ever on the Oakley course. Mary Adams Wollaston finished with 172 and led briefly today loosing by one stroke. K C Harley Fall River was third with 174 and a string of other players posted totals from 181 to 196 including Vanderbeck Barlow Chase Converse Fox and Griscom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Mass
Oakley Country Club
Fannie
Osgood
Brookline Country Club
Mary B. Adams
Wollaston
Atlantic City
Miss Adams
Miss Osgood
K. C. Harley
Fall River
Clarence Vanderbeck
Philadelphia Cricket Club
R. H. Barlow
Merion
Philadelphia
A. P. Chase
Oakley
G. H. Converse
Brae Burn
Caleb Fox
Huntingdon Valley
F. C. Griscom
Newark Golfers Tie At Baltusrol In 18 Hole Handicap
A Newark delegation played at Baltusrol Golf Club with thirty five contestants in the main event. William Yanger and W H Burnett tied for first with scores of 91 6 455 and 93 S 85 respectively, choosing caps instead of a playoff. A. V. Taylor won the ball sweep with 93 6 S7 as about 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
The Coney Island Jockey Club issued the spring meeting programme at Sheepshead Bay starting June 19. Overnight races are named for historic horses such as Kingston Salvator Brambaletta Roseben Colin Hermis Eurns Com mando Peter Pan Lazarone Stamina Sysonby Kinley Mack Hamburg Correction Domino Africander Firenzi and others, likely to please racegoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
Kingston
Salvator
Brambaletta
Roseben
Colin
Hermis
Eurns
Commando
Peter Pan
Lazarone
Stamina
Sysonby
Kinley Mack
Hamburg
Correction
Domino
Africander
Firenzi
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OuPs
Qurtland Smith
Mr. Smith Fauquier
Mr. Evans
Judge O'Gill
Fouquier
Suteman
John E. Medden
Saeme
Temps
Wapenoca
Tome
Isani G. Burns
Notter and
E. Dugan
Jockey Club
Matinee
Vecticut
Cn Steven
Rais
Yoke
Meriden
Bridgeport
Springfield
Waterbury
New End
S. M. Butler
National League
W.arian
Rilbpoa E
Shannon
Vo Thomas
Donlin
Seymour
Ou Wilson
Bridwells
Gibson
Leever
Wiltse
Wilson
Wagener
Kiem
Vuanmy
Cary Slagle
Burch
Hofman
O Pattee
Kling
Hummeli
Chance
Maroney
Steinfeldt
Jordan
If . Sheehan
Schulte
Moran
Lewis
Tinker
Bergen
p.Rucker
Pwm
Weercee
Cran
M Hummel
Slagledan
Pattee
Jor
OM Rucker
Emslie Fraser
R. HE
Little
International Chess
Tolds
Seecteesens
Shopdale
Belle O
Intervene Elmer Boy
Helen Chester
Bonnie Kelso
Greater
King Cas Alfar
Selina
Anna L. Daly
Lady Hubbard
Druid Cressmna
Miss Norfolk
Miss Crawford
Bat Masterson
Dreamer
Gravesend Racing
Louisiana Amherst
Brown Echdwege
Pennsylvania
Holy Cross
GEE Sale
Worcester
University of Pennsylvania
Londergan
Dowd
Wood
Judd
R. Hale
Simpson
Porte
Larkin
Hasset
Rector and Robertson
F. C. Osgood
M_. B. Adams
Margery Phelps
Baltusrol
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