Favorites Beaten as Long Shots Triumph at Gravesend
Six favorites fell to the upset wave at Gravesend yesterday with longshots like Elway at 5 to 1, Grande at 15 to 1, and Janeta at 20 to 1 winning races. Fountainblue impressed in the two year old division, while Acrobat edged Senator McCartney in a tight finish in Bedford Stakes. Belmont, Drome ery, and Knight of Elway also scored for their backers as the day produced surprise after surprise.
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Tester
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Read
Lester
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Knights
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Knight of Pinay
Finnegan
Fountainblue
Oddfellow-Ferrer
Memphis
Horace E
Paul J. Rainey
Yes
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George S. Davis
Masterson
Frank Farrell
Buffalo Racing Results Four Races Summary
In Buffalo racing results the first race over four and one half furlongs was won by Cavendium at 2 to 1 with Plaud 40 to 1 in second and Spherical 5 to 2 in third. time 0-6. The second race over six furlongs saw Rusk at 3 to 5 win with Musati 10 to 1 second and Beaufort 30 to 1 third. time not listed. The third race over one mile was won by Thomond at 1 to 1 with Silek away 9 to 2 in second and Raviana 20 to 1 third. time 2305. The fourth race over five furlongs was won by Affinity at 50 to 1 with Betsy Binford 5 to 2 in second and Alyth 1 to 1 third. time 12005. The fifth race over one mile was won by Lotus at 1 to 2 with Neva Welch 2 to 1 in second and Australiaa 12 to 1 third. time 1 4345. The sixth race over one mile and forty yards was won by Silver Wedding at 7 to 2 with Monacodor 7 to 2 in second and Miss Hawley 8 to 1 third. time 1 45.
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Cornell Cricketers Tie Intercollegiate Championship
Ithaca June 11 Cornell defeated Pennsylvania by 138 runs to 118 in today’s Percy Field match. The result ties the intercollegiate championship as Haverford beat Cornell and Pennsylvania defeated Haverford. Gregson starred for Cornell with 118 not out.
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Quakers
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University of Pennsylvania
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Haverford
Pennsylvania
Gregson
Giants Beat Cincinnati In Pitchers Battle At Polo Grounds
In a tight National League game the Giants edged Cincinnati 1 to 0 at the Polo Grounds. McGinnity and Fraser pitched well. Bowerman and Bresnahan delivered the lone run in the fifth. Barry was ejected for arguing, Devlin umpired well, and Kelly made a running catch in the third.
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Polo Grounds
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Bowerman
Bresnahan
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Barry
Devlin
Seymour
Gilbert
Kelly
Chicago Tops Brooklyn at Washington Park 8 to 3
Chicago defeated Brooklyn 8 to 3 at Washington Park Brooklyn yesterday. Pastorius started for Brooklyn four innings before leaving after Chicago gained a lead. Melnty pitched well, fanning six. Schulte homered in the first inning driving in Slagle. Other scores include Pittsburg 5 Philadelphia 3 and St Louis 8 Boston 1 with listed batteries and umpires.
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New York
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Washington Park
Pastorius
Melnty
Schulte
Slagle
ON OCEAN RACE THREE YACHTS SAIL FOR HONOLULU
San Pedro California June 11 three yachts the Anemone La Paloma and the Lurline began at 11 AM race to Honolulu 2100 miles away. The Anemone New York Yacht Club will give La Paloma 27 hours and the Lurline 11 hours while Lurline must allow La Paloma 16 hours. The Anemone 172 feet overall with 21 feet beam Captain Lindenberg New York commands crew of eleven with Charles H Tutt owner Judge F C Simson Professor I A E Ahlers and Thayer Tutt aboard. The Lurline 1 1 feet overall commanded by Commodore H L Sinclair South Coast Yacht Club carries six crew. La Paloma 47 feet overall commanded by Captain C F Mosier owner Commodore McFarland Hawaii an Yacht Club and crew of five.
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Hawaiian Yacht Club
Lindenberg
New York
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F. C. Simson
Colorado College
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Lurline
H. L. Sinclair
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Commodore McFarland
Rainbow and Yankee to meet in Atlantic Yacht Club regatta
Yachts entered include Rainbow owned by Cornelius Vanderbilt and Yankee skippered by Harry Maxwell. Bronze clippers Neola and Weetamoe race against Effort, Corona, Elminals, Andromeda, Cara Mia and others. Mackinac Cup first cruising race July 14 for Chicago Yacht Club with $1,000 prize. regatta features prizes for sloops, schooners and yawls and the longest freshwater cruising race on the Great Lakes. Power boat and motor boat races follow with the Columbia Yacht Club and Knickerbockeree Sea Skunks events. start times vary with a public vantage from West Sixty Street clubhouse. The New York Yacht Club regatta for spring cups begins Thursday at Glen Cove with C. P. Raymond as committee boat.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
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F. M. Smith
Neola
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C. W. Nuson
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Great Lakes
Columbia Yacht Club
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Tist Regiment
Glen Cove
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Lila Wins Norfolk Yacht Race After Bermuda Bid
The Lila of the Brooklyn Yacht Club defeated Hampton Roads rivals in an exciting Yorktown to Norfolk race. Sagita, Mattacheeset, and Naomi trailed as Lila finished at 5 4 p.m., fifteen minutes ahead of Sagita with Naomi ten minutes later and Mattachee following.
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Val
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New York
Bermuda
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Highlanders beat Chicago 3 to 0 in final Chicago game
In a Telegraph report from June 11, Chicago hosted New York in the American League. New Yorks Highlanders shut out the White Sox 3 to 0 as Conroy and Chase started the seventh inning scoring burst and Williams drove in two more in the ninth. Hogg pitched well for Chicago. Highlanders head to Cleveland for a four game set.
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Eastern League results from yesterday
Baltimore defeated Newark 6 to 2 while Jersey City beat Providence 5 to 1. Rochester topped Buffalo 5 to 8 in a game with a wide score margin.
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Glidden tour route changes approved at New Jersey meeting
A sub committee of the American Automobile Association revised the Glidden tour route at a yesterday meeting in Judge James B. Dill's office. The first leg July 12 runs Buffalo to Auburn 123 miles and July 13 Auburn to Utica 75 miles with July 14 Utica to Saratoga 71 miles. The new plan cuts Buffalo to Saratoga distance by 374 miles and better distributes total mileage. Six entrants now listed including Charles Y. Knight with a Silent Knight and J H McDuffe with a Stoddard Dayton.
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American Automobile Association
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Automobile Club of Buffalo
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International Chess Masters' Tournament Resumes in Ostend
In Ostend Belgium play in the international chess masters tournament resumed this morning with the sixth round begun at the Kursaal venue. Pairings and results are appended here with this report.
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Swimming Meet At Travers Island Opens Outdoor Season
The New York Athletic Club hosts outdoor races at Travers Island with top metropolitan swimmers entered in handicaps and diving events. Notables include Bill and Budd Goodwin, Charles Robert, Teddy Kitching, Conrad Trubenbach, and Walter Lee. The event features open water water polo between Columbia and the NYAC.
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Charles Robert
Teddy Kitching
Conrad Trubenbach
Lester Crane
Jimmy Wenck
Tommy Webb
Ray Mulvey
Louw Handley
E. H. Adams
Columbia
Alexander Wins Metropolitan Championship Title in Five Sets
Frederick B. Alexander defeated Harold H. Hackett in the Metropolitan championship singles challenge round on West Side Lawn Tennis Club courts by 4-6, 4-6, 6-3, 6-3, 6-1. Hackett led 2-0, but Alexander wore him down, abandoning his reverse twist due to a strained right arm and leveraging improved consistency to capture his second cup.
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West Side Lawn Tennis Club
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Hugh Tallant
West Side Lawn
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Carleton C Kelley
New York
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Staten Island Women’s Club Open Tennis Winners
The Staten Island Women’s Club open tournament at Livingston crowned champions in doubles and mixed doubles. Miss Johnson and Miss Coffin won the women’s doubles, defeating Elizabeth H. Moore and Miss Brown 6-2 6-3, while Miss Johnson and Mr. Blythe captured the mixed doubles title 6-1 8-6 over Miss Coffin and Mr. Johnson.
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Staten Island
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Miss Coffin
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Miss Moore
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Mr. Boyd
Mrs. Scrymser
Mr. Alien
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Miss Risch
Mr. Corse
Prentice and Homans Win Dramatic Westchester Doubles
Bermon S. Prentice and Howard Homans won a tight Invitation men's doubles final at Westchester Country Club over James D. Pell and Howard A. Plummer in a four set match 6-8 5-7 6-3 6-4 7-5. The challengers led 2-0 in sets and 3-0 in the third before Prentice and Homans surged back with strong net play and passing to claim victory.
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Harvard
Howard Homans
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Plummer
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Homans
English Davis Cup team named for challenge round
London reports H L Doherty and S H Smith will play singles for England with R F and H t Doherty in doubles. The American team’s lineup remains uncertain but likely features Holcombe Ward and Raymond D Little. Wright’s air d hand injury shows improvement and may join doubles with Ward.
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H L Doherty
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England
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Philadelphia Players Cited for Subordination in Pittsburg Game
Philadelphia on June 11 officials charge Duffy Doom and Sen telle of the National League team with subordination to President Pulliam after a disputed Saturday game against Pittsburg.
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Intercollegiate regatta plans set for Poughkeepsie course
Poughkeepsie New York June 11 Arrangements for the Intercollegiate regatta on the Highland course are nearing completion. Participating teams include Columbia Cornell Georgetown Pennsylvania Syracuse and Wisconsin with races scheduled for June 2.
Work of the Columbia crews in eight races at Poughkeepsie
Report from Poughkeepsie on Columbia rowing practice and races as the varsity eight trains daily amid rough water. It notes one race against the freshmen, the freshmen winning early, the second varsity finishing strong to beat the seniors, and Post failing to return to the crew due to idleness. Details line up the varsity and freshman lineups with coxswains and strokes.
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Harvard Crews Off To New London For Yale Races
Harvard varsity crew and substitutes plus freshman crew left Cambridge for New London Conn to practice for the June 24 Thames River races with Yale. Thirty-two men traveled, shells shipped, night practice planned on the Thames, varsity to stay at Red Top in the hill building once used by the freshmen.
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Golf club dates and league events in metropolitan area
Officially granted open tournament dates include Deal on August 16 17 18 and Richmond County on October 4 5 and 6. The Presidents Cup at Ekwanok runs August 15 11 17 18 conflicting with Deal. Amateurs and professionals play a four ball at Fox Hills tomorrow with Beers Nichols vs St Andrews Mackie. Walter J. Travis leads greens committee at Garden City to alter about twelve holes including removal of middle bunkers and narrowing greens. Travers may skip Knollwood if away for national and Western Open. Smith lures him to Onwentsia. Nassau County Club hosts wholesale lumber trade event and printers tourneys at Richmond County. Sound Beach events set through September. Great Britain Open at Muirfield June 19 to 1 James Braid defending champ.
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Metropolitan Golf Association
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New York Golf Club
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Alexander Smith
Glen ‘Ore
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Alee Herdwoo
Harry Varden
Jock White
Baseball Polo Gods World Champions of the World in Cincinnati
Special programme features include a Wortt's Pennant presentation. Japanese works and Musin to perform starting at 8 PM in Cincinnati.
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