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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1905

Page

9

Women golfers prepare for metropolitan championship at Baltusrol

Rain delayed practice as thirty three entries prepare for eighteen hole medal play at Baltusrol. Reappearance of Mrs Charles T Stout, former champion, draws interest though current champion Mrs E H Mantes cannot play. Notable entrants include Miss Gertrude Travers of Nassau and Mrs T H Polhemus of Eastern Parkway.

Baltusrol Links Charles T. Stout Stout Hecker E. H. Mantes Gertrude Travers Nassau T. H. Polhemus Eastern Parkway Westbrook Golf Club Great River Links Jerome D. Travers Charles H. Seely Travers Knollwood Walter Travia C. T. Macdonald S Knapp Archie Graham Harold Wilcox HG. Watsay Dwight Partridge Percy Pyne John Moller Percy

Racing in Mud and Rain at Gravesend Maiden Astoria Stakes

The Gravesend meeting faced heavy mud and sparse crowds with only regulars and stubborn mud-loving horses in view. The Astoria Stakes for two year old fillies saw Sue Smith dominate, Mazette and Incorrigible close behind, while Hekate faltered and had to concede to Incorrigible. Suburban prospects were clouded by track conditions and mixed form signals, with Wotan leading early but Agile finishing ahead.

Gravesend Pierre Lorillard Goughacres Indra Onecki Flaming Star Astoria Sam Brown Mazette Sue Emith Zen Hekeze Sue Smith Jnst Jack Martin Qand Hekate Duryea Candelmas ER. Bradley Bed News E. R.brothers Swil Sim Demiel Wotan Ana Miller Captain Brown Little Kelly Bil” Daly Agtie Cary Billy Bannister Cal Bereandese Knapp Mazoram Davis Betor Eanity Hormantage Penory A Atantor Dryer QP Miller Martinots Afon Lawson Daingerfield Wand Mertirsa Fienstsa Art Smateare Bradley Martinunas Thace Manetto Ethel Lae Sritinn Becee Owe Jocker Shaw Rigitia Jd. Martin Itertsiaras Tobbins Smith Thre Jearclda Focky Siime Uris Horne Ant Wee Cuanplain S.eKentent J. Tevtor Erlang Dalr Henman Mateo Risin Daarty Maid of Timbustee Gultonm Star Shoes Joseer Ormigh Sandy Dee Baisteania

Hekste Rivalry and Campo Purchase in Paddock Notes

William Astor Chanler’s Hekste lingers in form while a “ringer” scare looms after its loss to Sue Smith. Campo, a three year old chestnut filly by Hastings Campfire, was bought yesterday by Thomas Hitchcock Jr. from James Blute’s recent bid, promising a tidy profit for Blute on the deal.

William Astor Chanler Hecate Pluto Juno Heaven Diana Earth Proserpine Sheol Jockey Club Sue Smith He Cate Astoria Campo Hastings Campfire James Blute Thomas Monahan Thomas Hitchcock, Jr Blute

Cary Wins Finale as Turf Odds Pay Off

The sixth race featured a damaged starting setup with a broken webbing and an anxious jockeys scramble. Cary ridden by Lucien Lyne triumphed despite Lyne losing his whip at the start, while Clay's betting stance on Cary proved cautious yet rewarded by the finish.

Wille Shielda Buttons Sway Shields Cary Mr. Clay Lucien Lyne Lyne

Favorites fared badly at Kenilworth Park racing

At Buffalo Kenilworth Park on June 12, favorites struggled. Plantagenet, the favorite, was beaten by Depends in the fourth race as Depends rode along the rail. The track was cloudy and jumpy with several long odds in the day’s results.

Buffalo Kenlworth Plantagenet Depends Ohlene Xen Valoncia Springban Lady Tilison Gagina Ato Bia Rao Ugsion Pia Vom Saladin Eva Welch York ‘Lad Tine

Golf Women Prepare For Metropolitan District Finale

Details of pairings and expected contenders fill a forthcoming tournament at Morris County Golf Club. Notable names include Mrs. E F Sanford and Mrs N Pendleton Rogers of Plainfield, with Miss Cornelia Willis and Mrs L Tiffany opening the qualifying matches. The event, last in the district until September, will influence the national contest at Morris County starting October 9.

E. F. Sanford Essex County N. Pendleton Rogers Plainfield M. D. Paterson Englewood Morris County Golf Club Cornelia G. Willis L. Tiffany Eilauten Harry Apawamnis F. Lefterta Huglewood Mise Graham North Jersey Ses If B. Clark Apawazole Sire J. F. Hubterd Hichmond County Mas. Maud van Moskerck Plainfeld AH Harrie Apawamis Ta ‘Daniels Hitchinonaouts Mise Surburg Plaindeld Mira Graham North Jersey Mees Pullen Nassau

Yale Oarsmen Limited by Rain and Wind on Thames

Gale's Ferry Conn June 12 Rain and rough water hinder Yale crews training on the Thames today. Oarsmen stayed mostly in quarters taking examinations, with a brief morning paddle and an afternoon three mile upstream row for varsity and freshman crews. No practice in racing boats.

Gale's Ferry Conn Yale Thames

Harvard Crews at Gales Ferry Arrive for Thames Rowing

Red Top Gales Ferry Conn June 1 The Harvard varsity crew of sixteen arrived from Cambridge at 1 PM and prepared for Thames practice. The eight-oared boat paced the river about twenty four strokes per minute. The four-oared crew tested the river past Vale quarters as the squad rested after the trip. The varsity eight is slated to row at 6 PM with the drawbridge start used previously for a 40 stroke tempo.

Poughkeepsie Bellevue Villa Whitly Highland Wisconsin Hudson Columbia Cornell Highlands Cornellians Texatta Syracuse Georgetown Pennsylvania B. J. Blair University Stowell C. J Red Top Gales Ferry Conn Harvard Cambridge Thames Navy Yard Cap Roke Filey Melers Baroni Xo Lawson Newaily Tappan Vow Burchard Warley George Dill Corlett Tits

New Hampshire Racing Plans Unveiled by National Breeders Club

The Nagland Breeders' Club announces major horse racing expansion in New Hampshire for next year. Andrew Miller of New York will supervise track construction with Perry Belmont and W. Wilson Jr. on the board. A 400 acre tract near Helem Depot will host an elliptical track one mile long with a second mile oval and a steeplechase course plus clubhouses and stables.

Concora S. i New-Hampshire Nagland Breeders’ Club Thix Andrew Miller New-York Jocke Club Hum Perry Belmont IY. Wilson, Jr New-York City

Paring Down Prices On Black Dress Goods

Reductions on staple dress fabrics highlight summer ready and fall stock. Listings show wide variety of all wool and silk and wool goods with discounted prices, widths, and compare to higher regular values. Includes Votle Panama Surah Serge Volte Grenadine Henrietta Prunella Faille and Grenadine fabric types with widths from 34 to 48 inches.

Foremost Shirt-Waists Display at Rotunda Balcony

The Rotunda Balcony showcases a White Sale display of shirt waists in white and delicate colors. Prices range from 2.75 to 12, featuring mull, lawn, dotted Swiss muslin, sheer yokes, lace insertions, Valenciennes, and embroidered lawn in various sleeve lengths. Rotunda Balcony, Second floor.

New York

Attractive Corsets in L A Models Offer Seven Choices

Advert promotes corsets from one dollar to five fifty, detailing seven popular styles for various figures. Descriptions note fabrics like batiste and silk batiste, with features such as straight front, bias cut, long hips, high busts, and long waists. Second floor, Tenth Street.

Tenth Street

Bed coverings of present interest

Comfort is midway between light and heavy for various seasons. We offer handsones bedspreads and blankets that are comfortable and satisfactory. White wool fillings, cotton warp options available in 72x80 and 72x82 sizes. Honeycomb and satin bedspreads in multiple patterns with prices from 1 to 3.50. Third floor Ninth street.

Marseilles Ninth Street

Trimmed Hats At Half Price In Basement Millinery

Newly trimmed hats bright and stylish in fresh minute styles. Workroom craft creates piquant shapes distinctively trimmed with flowers and ribbon. Each hat priced at three dollars, a sensational basement sale value.

May remit fines from National League president on McGraw case

Pittsburg June 12 Harry Pulliam president of the National League expressed regret at Judge Sheldon’s McGraw verdict. He defended fining McGraw under Fleischman and promised a directors meeting to seek remission of fines over $10, listing players McGann Blankenship Warner Clymer Abbott Scheckard Wagner and Kelley with amounts due return.

Pittsburg Harry Pulliam National League Sheldon McGraw Boston Tn Fining McGraw Fleischman Brush Dan McGann John McGraw New-York Board of Directors McGann Blankenship Warner Clymer Abbott Scheckard Wagner Kelley

Gymkhana Autos at Mineola Fair Opening

A novel gymkhana auto race will debut at the Agricultural Society Fair in Mineola on September 26. Drivers must dismount at start and end with a passenger, touch a central barrel without hitting it, and finish within time and penalities. Several prize events include touring and stock cars with cash prizes and a silver trophy.

Mineola Fiehet Carryink Elver Fven

International Chess Opener Postponed in Ostend Lineup

In Ostend Belgium the international chess tournament opened at Kurssal with von Burdeleben withdrawn leaving fourteen players. Start postponed to 2 pm due to schedule disorder. First round pairings include Blackburne Taubenhaus Janowek Morozcy Marco d Wolf Burns Telchmann Tar Tasch Schlechter Marshall Leonhardt Techigarin Alapin. Marco vs Wolf and Burns vs Teichmann drawn. rest adjourned to Wednesday.

Ostend Belgium Kurssal von Burdeleben Berliz Blackburne Taubenhaus Janowek S Maroczy Marco Va Wolf Burns Telchmasa Tar- Tasch Schlechter Marshall Va Leonhardt Techigarin Alapin Marco Burn Teichmann

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