Brooklyn and rival cities race to finish week sports
Racing at Graves end and baseball games in Brooklyn and Cincinnati are listed with venues including Washington Park in Brooklyn and the Polo Grounds in New York. Golf features a women’s metropolitan championship at Morris County and a handicap at Richmond County with Essex County and Lakewood clubs. Trap shooting hosts the Grand American Handicap at Blue Rocks, Interstate Park, and Erie Rod and Gun Club Dexter Park.
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Gravesend Public Form: Winners Backed Amid Busy Labor Day Card
At Gravesend the Brooklyn Jockey Club hosted a busy afternoon heavy with betting. Buela, Whitner’s mare, led a strong field to victory in a lively program featuring James, Fake and Dan Rice among multiple favorites. Maher rode three straight winners including James Fake and Dan Rice, with Classic stakes and yearling sales closing the meet.
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Ascot Races Open With American Attendance At Proms
London June 12 The Ascot meeting opened auspiciously with large attendance. Royal guests include Prince of Wales Duke of York Duke of Cambridge and many notables such as Messrs Bradley Martin Carter Mills and Keene. Lord Carnarvon's bay colt Baldur won the Ascot Stakes ridden by acher.
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Cycling Surprises as Brower Skips Good Roads Meet
At a Brooklyn good roads convention a Brower letter cited absence, noting his work would speak for itself. Eastern Parkway’s deteriorating sections drew lashes, grass sprouting in road beds, while wheelmen quipped that roads are speaking for themselves. Yale’s Ehrich named captain, and Major Taylor targets Atalanta race at Wallsburg board track as training continues.
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Exciting finish as champions win at Washington Park
A closely played baseball game yesterday at Washington Park drew about 2,000 spectators. The Brooklyn and Cincinnati pitchers duel ended in a Cincinnati rally in the ninth, with McBride on second and Irwin homering to tie. Keeler’s three-base hit set up the winning run for Cincinnati in the home half.
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Philadelphia bats explode with two doubles and two singles aided by Tebeau wild throw for five runs to seal victory over St Louis. Final: Philadelphia eight, St Louis two. pitchers Jones Cric Donohue McFarland. Boston and Pittsburgh game summary shows 34-15 result with Dinneen Sullivan Chesbro O'Connor on mound.
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Morris County Golf Players Shine In Championship Round
Miss Wetmore defeats Miss Kip by 1 up on the final green in a stark afternoon match at Morris County. Hurlbut beat Pearsall 4 up and 3 to play as Chauncey edged Willis 1 up, in a day of tight contests and rising rivalries among Morris County and Dyker Meadow players.
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Hitchcock Jr. Wins Yale Golf Championship Over Cheney
New Haven reports Charles Hitchcock Jr of New York City won Yale’s golf championship, defeating Thomas L Cheney of South Manchester. The title was previously held by John Reid Jr. in a nearby era.
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Tickets for observation cars offered by Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Observation car seats for the three contests go on sale yesterday through the managers of each crew or C E Lambert President of the Poughkeepsie Highland Amateur Rowing Association at Grand Central Station room 422. Tickets cost 280 dollars each and grant access to the three events.
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U Penn Holds Ume Trials for Track Team
Philadelphia June 12 The Ume trials at French distances to form the Penn track squad for London and Paris were held at Franklin Field this afternoon. All athletes showed satisfactory work. Alexander Grant led in the 1500 metre race with a strong showing.
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Trials Highlight Narrow Field Of Standouts In Meet
The report notes the French record at 4 minutes 10 seconds and the world best of 4 minutes 9 seconds by John Brays of Williams College. Grant posted 4 minutes 8% seconds. Outside Pennsylvanians Kinsey of Cornell won the pole vault at 10 feet 10 inches and Kernan of Georgetown placed second in the 20 metre hurdle.
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Princeton Track Team to Sail for Abroad later this month
Princeton University track manager J W Jameson will lead the squad sailing today on the American liner St Louis bound for London to train for the English championships on July 7 and then Paris for the Olympian games opening July 14 with athletes J F Creegan captain A Coleman J M Perry H Horton W C Carroll J W Jarvis and William Christie.
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New York Athletic Club to decide on overseas team
Indications point to the New York Athletic Club sending a team to compete in the English championships in London this July and in the Paris Exposition international championships later. A Board of Governors meeting at the club extended into the night without a publication announcement, with many members backing the plan. The decision, expected today, could affect the club’s annual Travers Island games held Saturday afternoon by invitation only.
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Masters Chess results from Paris round fourteen
In Paris the fourteenth round of the International Masters Tournament produced several decisive results. Pillsbury defeated Sterling, Maroczy beat Mortimer, Marshall overpowered Burn, Lasker defeated Shouwalter, and Mieses beat Janowski. Schlechter and Brody drew, Didier and Mason drew, Rosen lost to Tschigorin.
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