Longshot triumphs shock Gravesend favorites
At Gravesend six favorites fell to long shots as investors cheered unlikely winners. Elway, Grande, and Janeta led the upset parade, while Fountainblue and Rye also upset rivals in a day of rapid surprises. Acrobat won the Bedford Stakes in a tight finish as Master Lester and others chased.
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Rye
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Mm & Wise
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Masterson
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Racing Results at Buffalo With Multiple Winners
Early card at Buffalo lists six races with odds and placements. Cavendium wins first at 2 to 1. Rusk takes the six furlongs at 3 to 6. Thomond wins the mile, Affinity captures five furlongs, Lotus dominates the one mile, and Silver Wedding wins the mile and forty yards.
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Affinity
Betsy Binford
Alyth
Lotus
Neva Welch
Silver Wedding
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Cornell Cricketers Defeat Pennsylvanian in Close Match
Ithaca June 11 Cornell cricket team defeated the University of Pennsylvania by 188 to 151 in one inning on Percy Freld day. The intercollegiate championship stands tied as Haverford beat Cornell and Pennsylvania beat Haverford. Gregson of Cornell starred with 18 runs not out.
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Giants Beat Cincinnati In Pitchers Battle At Polo Grounds
In yesterday’s National League action the Giants edged Cincinnati 1 to 0 at the Polo Grounds. McGinnity and Fraser pitched well with bulk of the offense coming in the fifth after Bowerman’s single, McGinnity’s sacrifice, and Bresnahan’s drive. Barry of Cincinnati was ejected in the first for arguing with the umpire. Devlin starred with a key stop and throw and Kelly made a running catch on a Gilbert line drive.
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Chicago Triumphs Over Brooklyn at Washington Park
Chicago defeated Brooklyn 8 to 3 in a Washington Park game. Pastorius started for Brooklyn, then McIntyre pitched after a quick Chicago lead. Schulte homered for Chicago, driving in Slagle. Other scores show Pittsburg 12 Philadelphia 8 in a high scoring day. St Louis beat Boston 8 to 1.
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Washington Park
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McIntyre
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Slagle
Offshore Ocean Race Opens From San Pedro To Honolulu
Three yachts Anemone La Paloma and Lurline started at 11 oclock for a 2100 mile race to Honolulu. Lurline flagship of South Coast Yacht Club. Anemone from New York Yacht Club. La Paloma cup defender Hawaiian Yacht Club. Handicap times set among the boats. Crew lists include Lin denberg Tutt Sim son Ahlers Thayer Tutt H L Sinclair Mosier McFarland and others.
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Honolulu
South Coast Yacht Club
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Lindenberg
New York
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Colorado Springs
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Colorado College
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Rainbow and Yankee to Meet in Atlantic Yacht Club Regatta
Entries announced for the Atlantic Yacht Club regatta in lower bay today. Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt will sail the Rainbow against Harry Maxwell’s Yankee. Bronze clippers Neola and Weetamoe race, with Corona and Elminals in the Scotland Lightship to Scotland Lightship back contest. Other boats include Andromeda, Cara Mia, Eidolon, Sakana, Sotowana, Crescent, Spider, Suetta, Joy, More Trouble, Jigstep, and Irolita. Chicago Yacht Club Mackinac Cup cruising race July 14 offers $1,000 prizes and a perpetual trophy. Power boat races at Columbia Yacht Club start at 10:30 a.m., with others until 5:36 p.m. Sea Skunks compete for a special cup at 4 p.m. Music, fireworks, and dancing boost the regatta. New York Yacht Club spring cups start Thursday at Glen Cove at noon, with tug C. P. Raymond as committee boat.
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West 86Th Street
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Lila Dominates Hampton Roads Yachting Race
By Telegraph to The Tribune Norfolk June 11 the yawl Lila of the Brooklyn Yacht Club defeated Hampton Roads club yachts in an exciting race from Yorktown. Sagita Mattacheeset and Naomi trailed as Lila finished ahead by fifteen minutes over Sagita with Naomi ten minutes later and Mattachee fifteen minutes after.
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American League games and standings update
Baseball results show New York 3 Chicago 0 and Boston 7 Detroit 5, with Washington 6 Cleveland 4 and Philadelphia 5 St Louis 1 in AL play. Standings list New York 30-17, Philadelphia 28-18, Cleveland 26-17, Chicago 20-24, Detroit 24-20, Boston 14-34, Washington 17-29, St Louis 24-24. Highlanders shut out Chicago 8-0 in Cleveland series finale as Smith faltered late. Hogg pitched well. Boston beat Detroit 7-5 in St Louis with Harris Tannehill Armbruster and Slover Eubanks Payne on the batteries.
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Eastern League results from yesterday games
Baltimore defeated Newark 6 to 2 while Jersey City beat Providence 5 to 1. Rochester led Buffalo by a margin not completed in available text.
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Glidden Tour route changes by sub committee
A meeting in Judge James B. Dill's office approved Glidden tour routing tweaks by the American Automobile Association sub committee. New first day Buffalo to Auburn 123 miles and Auburn to Utica 75, Utica to Saratoga 71, shortening Buffalo to Saratoga by 87 miles and better distributing mileage. Six entries now, including Charles Y of Oak Park NL with a Silent Knight and J H McDuffe of Chicago with a Stoddard-Dayton.
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American Automobile Association
Automobile Club of New Jersey
Fr. & Hower
Automobile Club of Buffalo
Augustus Post
Long Island Automobile Club
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International chess masters tournament resumes in Ostend
In Ostend Belgium play resumed this morning for the sixth round of the international masters tournament at the Ekursaal. The pairings and results are appended herewith.
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Ekursaal
Swimming at Travers Island Opens Outdoor Races
The New York Athletic Club hosts the first successful outdoor swimming season at Travers Island with heats featuring Bill and Budd Goodwin Charles Robert Teddy Kitching Conrad Trubenbach Lester Crane Jimmy Wenck Tommy Webb Ray Mulvey Lou Handley and F H Adams. Entered divers include Walter Lee and Thomas a Sennen as outdoor water polo debuts pit Columbia against the NYAC on an open-water course.
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New York Athletic Club
Bill and Budd Goodwin
Charles Robert
Teddy Kitching
Conrad Trubenbach
Lester Crane
Jimmy Wenck
Tommy Webb
Ray Mulvey
Lou Handley
F. H. Adams
Columbia
Alexander Retains Metropolitan Crown In Five Sets
Frederick B. Alexander defeated Harold H. Hackett in the Metropolitan championship challenge round at West Side Lawn Tennis Club by 4-6 4-6 6-3 6-3 6-1. Hackett won the first two sets before Alexander, hindered by a strained right arm, shifted tactics, regained strength, and captured the last three sets amid a large crowd. Alexander, a former Princeton intercollegiate champion, stretched his hold on the cup with a second triumph. notes on passes, twists, and net play summarize the brisk match.
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Harold H. Hackett
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
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Alexander
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Yale
Deuce
Arold HE H. Hackett
Staten Island Women’s Club Open Court Champs
The Staten Island Women’s Club open tournament on Livingston courts concluded with Miss Johnson and Miss Coffin winning the doubles title. In mixed doubles, Miss Johnson and Mr. Blythe captured the prize, defeating Miss Coffin and Mr. Johnson in the final 6-1 8-6 while Elizabeth H. Moore and Miss Brown led a strong women's doubles run before losing 6-2 6-3 in the final.
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Miss Coffin
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Prentice and Homans Win Tight Westchester Doubles
Bermon S. Prentice and Howard Homans defeated James D. Pell and Howard A. Plummer in a dramatic final at Westchester Country Club. The match swung after Pell and Plummer led two sets to love and three games in the third, but Prentice and Homans mounted a comeback with steady net play to prevail 6 8 5 7 6 4 7 5 in a besting contest.
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English Tennis Team Named for Davis Cup Challenge
London announces H L Doherty and S H Smith will play singles with R F and H I Doherty in doubles for England in the Dwight F Davis International Cup challenge round. Americans likely Ward and Little in singles and doubles as before. Wright may join doubles with Ward if an air hand improves enough.
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H. Ll. Doherty
S. H. Smith
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England
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Ward
Suspension of Duffy Doom and Sen telle by N League president
Philadelphia June 11 Duffy Doom and Sen telle of the Philadelphia National League team have been suspended by President Pulliam for insubordination in Saturday's game with Pittsburg.
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Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta Plans At Poughkeepsie
Poughkeepsie June 11 crews from Columbia Cornell Georgetown Pennsylvania Syracuse Wisconsin arrive June 15 for the four mile intercollegiate regatta on June 23. Races include the four oared, freshmen eights and varsity eights with start times at 4pm 445pm and 6pm. Special trains from West 42d Street will run with parlor cars and spectators to use West Shore Railroad facilities.
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Work of the Columbia crews in six boat races
Columbia crews faced rough river conditions during a week of practice at Poughkeepsie with the varsity eight and a hard four mile race against freshmen. Post cannot rejoin the crew due to two months of idleness. The latest beating results list the first varsity and freshmen boats with named rowers and the coxswain.
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Harvard crews depart for New London practice
Harvard varsity crew and substitutes along with the freshman crew left Cambridge for New London to prepare for the Yale races on the Thames River June 23. Thirty-two men were taken, with shells shipped the day before for light practice tonight near Red Top where the varsity will quarter.
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Open golf dates approved and upcoming events noted
The Metropolitan Golf Association grants open tournament dates for Deal on August 16 17 18 and Richmond County on October 4. The Presidents Cup at Ekwanok clashes with Deal. Amateurs and professionals duel in a four ball at Fox Hills tomorrow. Notable entries include Beers Nichols Higgins Mackie. Alterations planned at Garden City Golf Club under Walter J. Travis. Travers may skip Knollwood for national events. Nassau pro Alexander Smith heads to Newmensia today. Numerous club tournaments and schedules fill summer into September. Great Britain Open at Mannfield Scotland mid June with Braid Herd Warden and White posting record scores.
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Baseball Polo Geds Champions of the World in Cincinnati
The event features Glante’s team titled Champions of the World facing Cincinnati in a special programme including Wortt’s Pennant. A 2 PM start marks a day of Japanese works and music alongside baseball polo events.
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