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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1906

Page

2

Whimsical Beats Ormondale for Standard Stakes Victory

Whimsical overturns Ormondale in the Standard Stakes at Gravesend one mile and a quarter. Cairngorm challenges late as Ormondale is beaten by a neck with Williams aboard Whimsical. Ormondale finishes a length behind. Halifax wins the handicap. other winners include Logistilla Thespian Isgivings and Kentucky Beau.

Ormondale Ormonde Gravesend Whimpical Cairngorm Whimsicall Little Notter Yestern L. Williams Notter Biller Or Snowdale Ormonishe Miller Halifax Comedienne Watergrass Belmere O'Neil O'Neill Judge Post Logistilla Thespian Isgivings Kentucky Beau Far West

Logistila wins ahead of Logistila in fall meet

Being practically left at the post, Logistila opened a four length gap in the first half mile, tired late but held on to win easily. Thespian surged in the fifth event with a rookie field, Tadlock guiding Thespian like a veteran. Panique rider Meringer kept the whip flying. Del Carina ridden by Coane finished second, just a length behind Schoolmate.

Logistila Thespian Tadlock Meringer Panique Coane Schoolmate Petting Vest Gpen St. Finz Jorkey Ae H Hennery i Shaw Watergrass Sewell Pat Horner J. Jones Neil Russell Simenons Astrar Garner J. Martin Sean Ae McDaniel Oe Baird Notter Wiehard Perrine Comedienne Helmere Lécohatchee-Seang W. Knapp Herner Trias Rowan Miller Glenecho Ed Frier el Ne el Ne — A Slaoe Seeley J_ Martin Ing. Pales Burlewtine Rappe Haonock L. Willams Paget Judge Post On & Rt Rappahannock Orlando Whimshel Gaynor St. Fin Pecka Spon Tineeaaeannae Cairngorm Ae L. Williams Ormondale Ormon J Jones Dale Bey Ae Ik Orn Turiondale Rapallo Lady Cushman Ullowm Rowe Cminer Tobador Kraus New York E Beckman Angarola Daly I McCabe Lieyd Clare Lo ‘Laty Valentine Pessenden Oceee Simmons Ates Seere Gideon Ar Finnegan Galway S Il Henry Ea Driscoll Mandate del Carina Ay Vica

Burgomaster Retired From Whitney Stable After Lame Ankle

Harry Payne Whitney will retire Burgomaster after a workout left him lame in the ankle. Trainer John J. Rogers advised against continuing training, and the colt will be sent to the farm for the season. Burgomaster had won the Belmont Stakes and was highly regarded. Whimsical and Ormondale may also retire. Gravesend results show a rider going winless for the day, and the June Sheepshead Bay meeting program promises a strong event.

Harry Payne Whitney Burgomaster John J. Rogers Artful Harry Payne Whitney Coney Island Jockey Club Sheepshead Bay

Brooklyn Shuts Out Chicago in Pitchers Battle

In a tight National League showdown, Brooklyn pitcher Scanlon held Chicago to three hits as the Superbas beat the Cubs 1 to 0 at Washington Park. Pfeister struggled in the eighth, while Chicago made one error, with Brooklyn stealing the win on a lone run.

Brooklyn Chicago Scanlon Superbas Washington Park Pfeister Jordan Bergen Hummel Superbes Carnen Slagle Sheckard Alperman Chance Moran Mme Klem Barbeau le Roy Cleveland New York Grifith Chesbro Lajoie Chase Bay Flick Rossman Griffith Plick Harbeau Delehanty Kleinow Lafoie Rossma Flick Joss

Eastern League scores roll in with lopsided wins

Baltimore routed Newark 10 to 2 while Jersey City crushed Providence 4 to 2. Buffalo defeated Rochester 1 to 0 and Toronto beat Montreal 5 to 2.

Baltimore Newark Jersey City Providence Buffalo Rochester Toronto Montreal Wil. P.c Baltimore L. Pcuffalo Montreal Wy Toronto A

Deal Golf Club 1906 Schedule Sets Multiday Matches

The Deal Golf Club outlines a 1906 calendar with team matches, men and women club championships, and a three day invitation tourney. August 16 to 18 host invitation rounds, followed by 18 hole qualifying August 29 for women and September 1 for men. Jerome Travers heads to Princeton exams, skipping Knollwood, while George Low and Stewart Gardner head to Chicago for Western and national opens.

Deal Golf Club William R. Delehanty Greens J. T. Smith P. W. Kendall N. W. Anthony Jerome D. Travers Metropolitan Golf Association Princeton Knollwood Travers East George Low Baltusrol Golf Club Stewart Gardner Garden City Golf Club Chicago

Chicago Defeats Washington in Closed Battery Contest

Chicago wins a low scoring game as Walsh Owen and Hart lead batteries for Chicago against Washington with solid pitching from Kitson Hughes and Heydon. final score details are obscured by OCR but indicate Chicago victory over Washington in a baseball or similar battery duel.

Chicago Washington R. H. E. Chicago Walsh Owen and Hart Kitson Hughes and Heydon Connolly Evans

Metropolitan doubles champions rally to victory at West Side Club

Frederick B. Alexander and Harold H. Hackett won their second straight Metropolitan lawn tennis doubles title at the West Side Lawn Tennis Club defeating Theodore Roosevelt Pell and Harry Torrance in three sets 6-2 6-1 4-6 6-4. Miss Clover Boldt advances in women's singles and pairs with Thomas C. Trask to win mixed doubles bracket. several results noted from rounds.

Frederick B. Alexander Harold H. Hackett West Side Lawn Tennis Club 17Th Street Amsterdam Avenue Theodore Roosevelt Pell Harry Torrance Clover Bolit Miss Boldt Yale Thomas C. Trask H. H. Hackett Charles M. Bull, Jr Cl. Campbell Crescent Athletic Club Frederick Misa Clover Holdt Marie Gauthey New York Lawn Tennis Club Fischer Anna M. Risch Mies Boyd Mr. Peck Staten Island Cricket and Lawn Tennis Club Frederick G. Anderson New York Kings County Lawn Tennis Club Helen Homans Carleton Kelley Florence Gauthey Bertie S. Clark Defaalt Mies Clover Boldt Thomass Zrsek Wee Oe Jaye Tennis Club Boyd J. Peck

Faculty Defeats Students 6 to 3 in Columbia Baseball

The Columbia University faculty triumphed over the senior class 6 to 3 in baseball. The readable lineup lists Shoemaker as pitcher Miller catcher Tombo first base Bibhle second base Angles third base Metzenthin shortstop Winster field Pegraim center fielder Williams right field Connell shortstop Tet base second base Thurt At ne bese Brown itoher oa ee ela centre field dissamajor left oaat te een weeee ate eeeemeees.

Columbia University Shoemaker Miller Tombo Bibhle Angles Metzenthin Winster Pegraim Centro Fela Williams Feld Connell Thurt At Bese

Buffalo racing results show multiple winners across six events

At Buffalo track six races are reported with winners Tick le at six furlongs and Jack Atkins at four and a half furlongs. Sunray wins the one mile race while Steeplechase results list Tid ie Toh Marsh runner up and F tune as winner in a later event. Irene also claimed victory in a four furlong dash with Sweet Kitty placing third.

Tickle Vertbest Hero Jack Atkins the Abbott Sunray Hjennenrranse Thistledo Marsh Dectme Irene If de Os Sweet Kitty

Indians Defeat Lehigh in Carlisle Nine Victory

Bethlehem Pennsylvania June 13 The Carlisle Indian team defeated the Lehigh University nine.

Indians Lehigh Bethlehem, Fenn Carlisle

YACHTS IN CLOSE RACE AT ATLANTIC REGATTA

In the fortieth annual Atlantic Yacht Club regatta off Coney Island, Corona led Elmina I by nine seconds on corrected time 2 30, with Rainbow beating Yankee by 5 26 in 26 mile courses from Gravesend Bay to Scotland Lightship and back. Multiple classes raced including 70 foot sloops and 31 footers, with notable finishes by Vivian II Saetta and Andromeda.

Arthur F. Luke Corona F. F. Brewster Coney Island Point Atlantic Yacht Club Gravesend Bay Scotland Holmes Dennis Rainbow Yankee Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt New York Yacht Club Sandy Hook Southwest Spit Old Orchard Shoal Stuyvesant Wainwright S. E. Vernon Vivian II George H. Church Saetta Cornelius Vanderbilt Newbury Lawton Charlie Barr Harry Maxwell Elmina Spit Baan . S Neola H.M.S H M.s H.M.S. Rainbow Sotomana H.M.S Elmina I Athlon HMS Hom.s. Reindow Vanderbilt H. IL Maxwell Neola If KE. D. King Neola Ul F. PF Brewster A. F. Luke Elming IL E. BR. Havens T Andromeds W. Nason Miles YAWLS Sukana Haviland Brothers Lotowana Malcoln Sith Peer Sue EB. F Luckenbach Les. Joy W. H. Childs Spider Hendon Chuoke Sactta Mary Max Gru Quest F. J. Havens Eecreee The Athlon Quickstep

Giants Celebrate World Championship Parade After Loss

The Polo Grounds crowd of 20,000 watched Cincinnati beat New York 6 to 1 while thousands cheered the champions in a citywide celebration. The parade from Union Square to City Hall, then to the Battery, featured police escorts, amateur clubs, and banners. The postgame ceremonies honored McGraw and Mathewson amid fireworks, flags, and a victory speech by Patrick McGowan.

Giants Cincionay Polo Grounds Cneyuns Cincinnati Polo Giants Union Square Max A. Cramer George Schwegler F. D. Baldwin Greater New Greater New York Mathewson McGraw Mike Donlin Webster Harry Pulliam National League Garry Herman National Commission Broome Street 7Th 69Th Regiment Pr ‘Tory York Catholic Protectory Band Hermann Patrick McGowan Board of Aldermen Wiltse Weimer Cinnati Sehier Mally Abribpo Bees Huggins Bresnahan Pet Seymour Browne Oo Kelley Medana Corey Barry Merten Odwell Duablen Corcoran Ft Devlin Ae Lobert Gilbert D Tre Schlet Strang Wetmer Bowerman

Grounds Today 4 P M Gan P-4 Ve

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a scheduling notice for grounds events at 4 PM today. Entities and specifics are unreadable, but reference to a time and location implies a public or school grounds activity.

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