Peter Pan Triumphs Over Electioneer In Gravesend Standard Stakes
James R. Keene's Peter Pan, a Commando colt, defeated Futurity winner Electioneer by three quarters of a length at Gravesend in the Standard Stakes for a mile and a quarter. Peter Pan tied Gold Heels’ track time for his weight, while Electioneer, nervy but improving, is set for the Suburban Handicap next week as rivals eye future meetings. Flip Flap, Dan Buhre, and others also competed in a strong card, with notable form shown by Belmonton Stakes victor Peter Pan and emerging contenders.
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James R. Keene
Electioneer
Gravesend
Keerner
Quesal
Koerner
Flip Flap
Dan Buhre
Peter Pan
Billy Lakeland
Mountain
Stephen
Rolando
Sepey
J. Powers
Bright Boy
Cloistress
Little Marshall
Sir Toddington
Marguerite
Charles
Enarriatte
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Wood
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Harry My
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the Post
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Paddock News and Notes Dissolution of Racing Partnership
E R Thomas and Sydney Paget end their partnership owning several horses including Charles Edward winner at Gravesend. The lot goes to public auction on July 6. Brooklyn Jockey Club stewards extend mile and seventy yards races to a mile and sixteenth to curb crowding at the first turn. John Marrs, bought by Paul J Rainey for 12 dollars, was withdrawn from the third race.
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Sydney Paget
Charles Edward
Gravesend
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Women golfers battle rain for low score at Atlantic City
Miss Georgianna Bishop and Miss Fanny C. Osgood tied for low with 94 in the second annual Women's Eastern Golf Association championship at Atlantic City Country Club. Mary B. Adams 96 and M. C. Dutton 98 also broke 100 in damp conditions as Lt. Gen. Miles watched. Local club rules and Milne Cup match play added to day’s events.
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Brooklawn
Fanny C. Osgood
Brooklin
Eastern Golf Association
Mary B. Adams
Wollaston
M. C. Dutton
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Louisa A. Wells
Boston
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Harvard and Yale Crews Do Light Four-Mile Work
At New London and Gales Ferry on June 11 Harvard and Yale crews conducted light practice on the regatta course. Harvard retained the varsity order as McLeod replaced Hadden in the freshman eight and Wyman was sidelined by mumps. Yale swapped Peyton for Dunkle at No 3 in the varsity four with rough seas limiting evening rowing.
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Navy Yard
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Memorial Hospital
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Yale
Peyton
Dunkle
Work of College Crews
Telegraph dispatch from Poughkeepsie reports Columbia coach Jim Rice using a novel method to quiet boisterous crews. The Columbia fleet logged twenty miles in a day, Cornell coach Courtney criticized his varsity eight, Pennsylvania crews arrived, and Annapolis oarsmen prepared to quarter aboard the Everglades houseboat at rival quarters.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Jim Rice
Columbia
Rice
Courtney
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
R. M. Thompson
Everglades
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Syracuse crew train for intercollegiate regatta
Syracuse ships depart for Poughkeepsie to train for the June 26 intercollegiate regatta. Varsity freshman and four oared boats, led by James A. Ten Eyck, Commodore Stevens, and trainer Sam Wright, face worries over Captain Davis illness and lineup changes. Peterson departs for West Point. Crape steps in at No. 3 with 143 pounds.
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Poughkeepsie
James A. Ten Eyck
Commodore Stevens
Sam Wright
Davis
No. 2
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Peterson
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West Point
Crape
Detroit 10 Yankees 2 in American League tilt at Park
Detroit overwhelmed New York 10 to 2 after a tumultuous fifth inning. Elberfeld opened scoring for the Yankees in the first, then the Tigers exploded with nine runs aided by Yankees errors. About four thousand fans attended, many leaving after Detroit’s big inning.
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Giants Rally To Clip Cardinals In St Louis Thriller
New York defeats St Louis 8 to 7 after a late rally, with McGraw rotating pitchers, Shannon starring with three hits including a threebagger, and a seventh inning flurry giving the Giants the victory in a tight National League contest.
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State League Results Highlight Narrow Utica Win
Utica defeated Albany 4 to 3 in a home match. Gloversville-A J and G hosted Troy as Wilkes-Barre hosted Wilkes-Lee, with a 2 goal margin in the latter contest.
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Gloversville
A. J
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Wilkes- Lee
Pirates Beat Brooklyn 7 to 4 in Hitting Showcase
Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn 7 to 4 behind heavy hitting. Leever left after the fifth. Camnitz replaced him. Bell pitched well for the Superbas but pirates errors aided their offense. Umpire Day.
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Ittsburg
Little to Challenge for Metropolitan Lawn Tennis Title
Raymond D. Little won the right to challenge Frederick B. Alexander for the Metropolitan championship at West Side Lawn Tennis Club. In a five setter, Little beat Henry H. Mollenhauer to reach the title match, with Alexander and Hackett sweeping the doubles final 6-1 6-0 6-4. Mollenhauer earlier defeated Harry Torrance in three sets before losing the decisive fourth and fifth to Little.
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Wright and Behr Sail for Wimbledon in Davis Cup Quest
Wright and Behr sailed from Boston on the Saxonia for England to compete in the English singles and doubles championship at Wimbledon beginning June 24. They will then face Australia’s Norman Brooks and A F Wilding in the July 13 International matches, with the final challenge round on July 20. The event features four singles sets and one doubles match.
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Cunard Line
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A. F. Wilding
Miss Boldt Beaten at Yonkers Tennis Club
Miss Maris Wagner defeated Miss Clover Boldt in the open tournament continuation at the Amackassin Club Yonkers. Women's singles preliminaries include Marie Wagner Hamilton Grange defeating Clover Roilett West Side 6-3 12-10 and Kate Atkins Amackassin defeating Haile Amackassin 6-2 6-0.
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West Side
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Sleepy Hollow
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F. H. Stikman
FE. Belknap
Richmond County
T. E. Tomlinson
G. F. Touchard
Lee Grange
R. N. Robinson
Timely Auto Topics Endurance Run Prizes to Be Settled Next Year
The Long Island Automobile Club will not resolve prize ties this year after two runs produced multiple perfect scores in each class. A four day sealed bonnet contest by the Automobile Club of America runs June 19 to 22, promising automatic judging and certificates for all cars, with silver cups for no penalties and no first place ties. Entries close June 15, already including Aerocar Royal Tourist and Continental models.
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Automobile Club of America
S. M. Butler
Automoblile Club of America
Ladenburg Wins Auto Run Abroad in Germany
Frankfort reports that Ladenburg of Munich won the Herkomer automobile race over 1.80 kilometres from Dresden through circuit cities to Frankfort. One hundred ten of 161 starters completed the full distance. The race began June 5 with competitors leaving Dresden.
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Germany
Herkomer
Dresden
Ladenburg
Munich
Americans Meet Detroit In Today’s 4 P. M. Baseball Game
A baseball clash today at 4 P. M. features the American League squad the Americans facing the Detroit club. The game promises key pitching and batting matchups as both teams vie for early season standing.
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Effort Wins King's Cup at Atlantic Yacht Club Race
Sloop Effort skippered by Wilmer Hanan led a 14-boat fleet in a 26 mile Gravesend Bay course to Scotland Lightship and back. Istalena, sailing with owner George M. Pynchon, finished close, while Neola captained by Howell was second in corrected time. Gunda, a Lipton Cup contender, beat Bensonhurst in the smallest class.
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Lembecke
Power Boat Ailsa Craig Wins Bermuda Race on Corrected Time
In Bermuda, June 11, the 60-foot power boat Ailsa Craig owned by Eben Stevens and James Craig Jr. finished the 650-mile race from New York at 9:59 this morning, beating Idaho by 16 minutes 22 seconds on corrected time. Ailsa Craigs crew of nine reported rough seas for much of the voyage and averaged ten knots, with Idaho arriving later tonight. The handicap race started at 4:10 p.m. on June 4.
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James Craig
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