Programme of Sports Today Across Various Clubs
Opaque program listing events including hockey at Gravesend 2:30 p m women metropolitan contest and best ball four shirt round. Yachting includes New York Yacht Club meeting at Delmonico’s. Tennis shows New Jersey championships and interclub matches in Philadelphia and Newark with several city pairings.
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Ockey Club
Gravesend
Con Tech
Worlé
Rome
Italy
New-York Yacht Club
Delmonico
Racing Favorites Again Front at Gravesend Race Day
Five favorites won at Gravesend amid bad weather and big bookie losses. Highlights include Lady Albercraft and Ethics winning against expectations, with The Musketeer dominant in the handicap and Ringdove taking the maiden race in mud.
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Gravesend
Francesco
Shea
Merito
Fried Krupp
Lady Albercraft
Hatasoo
Vp. Nt
John Boden
Invincible
Injunction
Tescan
Our Nugget
Mike” Dwyer
Ethics
Mr. Whitney
Morningside
Colonel Padden
Shaw
Cochran
Little G. Thompson
Roxane
Mr. Keene
Ringdove
Oqakington
Lock
Paine
Roughider
Millbrook Stud yearlings fetch strong prices at Gravesend
A light crowd attended the Gravesend sale of yearlings from Millbrook Stud and others. The standout was St. Valentine a Himyar Bracelet colt, bought by E S Gardner for four dollars and twenty cents. Tom Welsh purchased Koot O Ray an Esher Turcock colt for 2000 dollars, the last of the Eshers to be offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millbrook
Gravesend
St. Valentine
Himyar Bracelet
Bangle
E. S. Gardner
Tom” Welsh
Koot O’ray
Esher- Turcock
Josette Wins Petite Stakes at Harlem by Four Lengths
In Chicago on June 11 Josette led from the start to win The Petite Stakes at Harlem four and a half furlongs by four lengths. The day featured multiple races with Gio, Liet Prine, Dissenter, Eva Russell, and Stuyve among the winners, while odds highlighted 10 to 1 shots across events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tneton
Lady Albercraft
Lady Craft
Brennan
Bullman
Ghea
O'Connor
Shaw
Toscan
McCue
O'Reilly
W. RB. Condon
Wonderly
Redfern
Rostan
G. Thompson
Golden Maxim
Cochran
Buchanan
F. Dwyer
Francesco
St. i—Frances S
R. Keene
C. c. Ringdove
Kingston—Cushat
Aes
Oakington
I Oration
Lety J Josephine
Odom
Pageant
Landry
Akela
Shea
Wax Candle
Fletcher
Fumida
Connor
Bob Hilliard
Doggett
Allhallowmas
Rice
Brimstone
Michelmas
Ahameda
King
Barkermore
Tasse
Smith
Chicago
Josette
Harlem
King Hammon
Pricer
Winkfield
Liet Prine
Hoar
Emma C. L
Dean
Mery Pine
Sheehan
Hardie
Dissenter
Jackson
Farrell
Tay
Corriclo
Clay
Coburn
Eva Russell
J. Woods
Pluck
R. Sullivan
J. Walsh
J. Miller
Regea
Birkenruth
Stuyve
Maggie Davis
W. Waldo
Major Mansir
Prairie Dog
Hueston
Vascal Dance
Otis
Don
J. C
Nickey D. Wins Six Furlong Feature At St Louis
At the Fair Grounds in St Louis on June 11 Favorites shared wins with second choices. Nickey D. captured the six furlongs sprint by a length over Frank Bell with multiple races listing winners and payouts including Poturquo Pas Brixton Varro Terra Firma and Jim Winn among riders and horses. Time data for several races appears incomplete but results highlight Nickey D. as the feature winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Farrell
Shaw
St Redfern
Wonderly
Coburg
Daneman
Shea
Swamplands
Rowe
Smith
Haenéicap
F. Dwyer
B. c
Cheraxus
A Thompson
Morningside
Coohran
Finnen
Redfern
Colonel Padden
Sadie
Trigger
Wwonderry
Arden
Batyah
D. O'Connor
Wen
St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Nickey D
Frank Bell
Poturquo Pas
Bell
Lexington Beas
Singleton
En Immortelle
O'Neill
Brixton
Beauchamp
Doeskin
J. Ransch
Ae Knee
WW. Jones
Varro
Matthews
Haviland
Dominick
Dalkeith
Berl
Latonia card at Latonia offers poor racing field
At Latonia on June 11 Cincinnati reports a disappointing card with large fields and weak class. Scottie, previously beaten by a cheap lot, won amid the day’s erratic results as Lutes Fonso and Our Sable led early races with modest times and odds.
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Cincinnati
Latonia
Scottie
Motorcycle Test from Boston to Hartford Pace Trial
The Metropole Cycle Club presents a Boston to Hartford motor cycle test to judge reliability and rider skill. Starts July 4 at 8 a m from Copley Square and July 6 from Hartford to Sixtieth St and Broadway. speed limits apply in built up sections. Entry blanks are available via E. L. Ferguson, Tribune Building.
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Boston
Metropole Cycle Club
Copley Square
Hartford
Conn
Sixtieth St
Broadway
South Framingham
Mass
Worcester
Warren
Springfield
Meriden
New Haven
Bridgeport
Greenwich
New York
E. L. Ferguson
Tribune
Seawan Hakxa Corinthian Yacht Club Publishes New Book
The club’s 479 members receive a volume listing 1587 private signals. Bourne flag over seven yachts. Morgan, Vanderbilt, Paine, Gould, Mitchell, and others own multiple craft. The 25th member intake and fleet details accompany race plans and new Bayside club officers.
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Seawanhakxa Corinthian Yacht Club
Frederick G. Bourne
Constitution
Reverie
Meriam
Colonia
Artemus
M. Macdonough
Jessica
J. Pierpont Morgan
Columbia
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Rainbow
Mirage
Jubilee
Alborah
Charles J. Paine
Howard Gould
John Murray Mitchell
Bayside
Long Island
E. W. Hatton
G. F. van Wryegant
Arthur M. Rundle
Baldwin M. Haykill
T. B. Prender
Frank ©. Batchler
Tigers Beat Harvard In Seven Inning Tilt At Princeton
Princeton defeats Harvard 7 to 0 in a rain shortened seven inning game. Stevens shines on the mound with seven shutout innings while Harvard errs three times leading to costly runs. Alumni attendance includes Cleveland Wilson and van Dyke among others as Princeton closes its 155th commencement program.
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Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Harvard
Tigers
Clarkson
Crimson
Stevens
Nassau
Wells
Meier
Kernan
Cleveland
Wilson
Henry van Dyke
Simon J. McPherson
Lawrenceville
Orde Steinwender
Skilton
Cossrave
Pearson
Green
Steinwender
Cosgrave
Randall
Davis
Meier Stein- Davis
Wonder
Matthews
Lie
National League and American League Baseball Results
Baseball results brief. National League leaders include Boston and Chicago games yesterday and today. American League matchups list Chicago at Boston and Cincinnati against Philadelphia with standings and records for multiple clubs.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Eaves
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Cincinnati
Baltimore
St. Louis
Washington
Pittsburge Eente
Tea P.ct
Brooklyn
Aso Ake
Another Manager for New York Gears Up Team
George Smith takes over as manager of the New York Baseball Club replacing Horace Fogel. Smith, the team’s second baseman, inherits a club prone to managerial turnover as Fogel stays on briefly to scout prospects. The club needs strengthening after several failed leadership attempts.
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New York Baseball Club
Horace Fogel
Philadelphia
George Smith
Smith
John M. Ward
Fogel
Rain Delays Boston Game Amid Doubleheader Postponement
Rain yesterday postponed Pittsburg vs Brooklyn at Washington Park and St Louis vs New York at the Polo Grounds. Taylor pitched seven innings for Boston without a batter reaching first base until the eighth, then Boston won in the ninth on a single a walk and a two base hit. Batteries Eason Willis Kittridge Taylor Chance.
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Harvard
Princeton
Stevens
Clarkson
Larkson
Green
Meier
Stillman
Davis
Wender
Coegr Tare
Wells
Kernan
Lienkauff
New-York
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Polo Grounds
Boston
Taylor
Chicago
Eason
Willis
Kittridge
Chance
Philadelphia Beats Cincinnati In Light Hitting Game
Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 3 to 2 in a pitchers duel noted for light hitting and fielding miscues. Batteries were Philips and Peitz for Philadelphia while Fraser and Dooin worked with Cincinnati.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Ates
Philips
Peitz
Fraser
Dooin
Connecticut League Scores and Delays Report
In Springfield Waterbury a ninth inning rain delay halted play. Meriden Hartford Meriden was postponed. Norwich New Haven Norwich game suspended due to weather. New London Bridgeport New London postponed because of rain.
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Springfield
Waterbury
Miriz
Meriden
Hartford-Meriden
Norwich
New-Haven
Enes Cate
New-London
Pridgeport
New- London
Crack oarsmen sail away to Henley regatta
Champion American oarsman C. S. Titus sails from New York aboard the steamship Mani tou for London to contest the Diamond Sculls at Henley on July 3 10 and 11. He cites Canadian rival Louis Scholes as the man to beat and mentions other contenders Fox Blackstaff and an Australian challenger. The party includes notable yachting figures and the accompanying Canadian delegation led by Scholes sails on the Germanic.
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C. S. Titus
Manitou
London
Goodby
Titus
Harlem
Louis Scholes
Bowling Club of
Toronto
Scholes
Fox
Coldstream Guards
Blackstaff
Australia
Thomas J. Butler
Union Boat Club of
James Steen
Edward Laughlin
Co. W. Morrow
John J. F. Mulcahy
John O'Regan
United States
White Star
Germanic
Canada
Don Rowing Club
C. W. Hamber
P. Hardisty
A. H. E. Kent
D. R. Mackenzie
R. H. Parmenter
James Wright
N. Bastedo
Cornell Athletes Set To Tour West For Final Games
Cornell baseball leaves Ithaca for Oberlin Ohio and Ann Arbor to face Oberlin and Michigan with thirteen players. The crew departs Cayuga Lake for Poughkeepsie after a Lake Erie voyage as Coach Courtney reveals the varsity lineup led by captain Petty with Merill and Sebring among substitutes Ballinger and Torney.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
West
Oberlin
Ohio
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Toledo
Poughkeepsie
Oaks
Ray Morse
Lake Cayuga
Erie Canal
Courtney
Coffin
Hazlewood
Frenzie
Lueder
van Alstyne
Petty
Merrill
Sebring
Smith
Ballinger
Torney
Flanagan Sets Sights On All Around Titles At Celtic Park
John Flanagan, famed weight thrower, aims to compete in the all around championships tied to the carnival of sports at Celtic Park on July 4 under the Greater New York Irish Athletic Association. His clubmates say he has a strong chance to win.
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John Flanagan
Greater New York
Celtic Park
Flanagan
Yale and Harvard Rowing Rivalry Marked by Early Workouts
Yale crews at Gale's Ferry and Red Top test speed and form against Harvard in light, windy conditions. The Yale varsity eight and four oar show stronger stroke and steadier finish, with Harvard judged powerful yet crude in blade work and finish. Both sides acknowledge potential changes after further practice.
Harvard Crew Struggles With Hang On Thames Row
Harvard eight shows persistent hang in its stroke during a two mile practice on the Thames at Red Top. Yale observers watch as the Crimson four oar and eight attempt faster splits yet fail to steady the catch. Heavy rain prevents the varsity eight from rowing the planned course. Former captain Hutchinson arrives at Red Top.
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Red Top
Gales Ferry
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Thames
Broad View
Navy Yard
Crimson
Higginson
Stram
Hutchinson
R Top
Columbia Crew Heads to Poughkeepsie for Prelim This Morning
The Columbia varsity eight and two fours depart by special train to Poughkeepsie for preliminary practice on June 21, with coach Edward Hanlan and manager James Harold Heroy. Changes shake up the lineup as Maeder Nicoll replace Smith Iselin in the varsity, and several seat moves follow.
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Columbia
Poughkeepsie
Edward Hanlan
James Harold Heroy
West Shore Road
Varsity
J. S. Maeder
Alexander Nicoll
R. S. Smith
L. Iselin
H. C. Townsend
R. B. Bartholomew
A. D. Weekes
E Jackson
Masder
A. Nicoll
H. Co. Townsend
S. O'Coughlin
W. F. Rollins
W. P. Comstock
C. W. Cuthell
Metropolitan women's golf match narrows to eight at Essex
The first round of the women's metropolitan championship is completed with eight survivors from thirty four entries. Defending champion Miss Hecker faces Miss Underhill while E A Manice and other notables advance. Final rounds begin tomorrow with the title bout Saturday.
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Miss Underhill
E. A. Manice
William Shippen
Willis
Hernandez
Ellis
N. Pendleton Rogers
Manice
Miss Goffe
Essex County Club
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Morris County
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E. M. Camrick
Essex County
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County
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Essex
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Genevieve Hecker
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Thescos
Sue
W. D. Patterson
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H. D. Clark
Brea
Nassau
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Miss Hernandez
Rogers
Underhill
Didate
Grace Ellis
Baltusrol
Harber
Goce
Miss Rue
Genevieve
Eaves
W. Fellowes Laer
Ae Ae Ward
Aldiana wins damp Parkway pace as rain halts two features
Rain-soaked second day at Brooklyn’s Parkway harness meeting. Aldiana, the favorite in the 232 pace, wins in slow time as track heavy. In the 2:33 pace Here Alcyoner prevails, while the free-for-all pace and 2:2 trot are postponed due to rain.
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Brooklyn
Marion Stone
Aldiana
Alcyoner
Road Drivers to Meet at Hotel Rossmore Monday
An important meeting of the Road Drivers Association will be held at the Hotel Rossmore Monday night. It is said a syndicate of capitalists who purchased the Empire City track has not kept its promise regarding the use of the course, and the officers take decisive action at the meeting on Monday night.
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Road Drivers” Association
Rossmore
Mondday
Empire City
NO YALE BOXING AT CORONATION
Yale officials released a letter from R C Lehman of England noting Yale will not be represented in the boxing carnival at the London coronation. The letter follows comments by Dr W G Anderson and references to Oxford and Cambridge as authorities to address the proposed Yale team’s plans.
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New Haven
Conn
New York
Frederick A. Wenck
Yale Law School
National Athletic Club
London
Yale University
R. C. Lehman
W. G. Anderson
Yale Gymnasium
Ridge
Yale
Gabor
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