Big Chief’s Good Race At Gravesend Showed Promise
Frank Gill, last year’s strong three year old, ran at Gravesend in a public trial for the Suburban Handicap but was beaten by Big Chief. McDaniel rode Frank Gill, who tired at the stretch while Big Chief pressed and prevailed. Don Creoie failed to threaten. Harrigan and Uncle Jim battled to the finish in race two, with King Castle winning the steeplechase amid a foul claim dismissed. Intervene faded to second, while Ambria, Armiak, and Paradise Queen also featured in the card.
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Frank Gill
Peter Pan
Gravesend
J. L. McGinnis
Sheepshead Bay
Ballot
Celt
Robert
McDaniel
Big Chief
Brooklyn
Juggler
Jubilee
Don Creoie
John FE. Madden
Harrigan
Jack Bennet
Uncle Jim
J. Lee
Voodoo
King Castle
Banner
Jimmy Lane
Kelleher
Kelieher
Armiak
Prudent
St Iter
Rmiak
Locohar
Intervene
Paradise Queen
Pee Amri
Brbet
Newcastle
Musgrave
Miller
Notter
Iewothy Hampton
Po. Inc
Herrigarsa
Madden
Jim
Bennet
Ij Lee
Musgra
Joyner
E. Dugan
Albertin
Daly
Horner
Woofoo Hurg
Castie
Rainer
E. Heider
Jimmy Joe
Rte
Thomas
Lyndhs
Onene Waters
Heider
Sampson
Smith
Isi
Higgins
Ranner
Ch. c
Armenth i Bloomer
Pest
Torse
Elkwood Park St
Sourvea
Bet McCarthy
Paradise
Carman
G. Burns
Amri Livingston
Musgrave E
Marie Abe
Prudent Williams
W. Miller
Forsythe
J Lee
Koerner
Pontiac Madelaine
Powee St. i
Ewcastle St. i
le Iaston
Fem
Jogeier
Littlefield
Burns
McGinnis
Billsdale
Brady
Shreve
Toorrene
Earle
Marthy
Furiogier
Ben Brush
Post Horse
Point Stee
n.High
Southwell St
Dugan
Bradley
Marguerite
Ashenden
Davisy
Chandler
Wanna Bo O
Ida D
Hemburg
Yorkville
Powel St
Yorkville Beau
Whitney
Duga
Bolande
Fitagerald
jEhreve
Grace Cameron
Yorke
Montauk
Westfal to Meet Pell for Championship Cup in New England Tennis
Westfal of New York defeated Yale's Nettleton in straight sets to advance to the final round and will face T. R. Pell for the cup tomorrow at 3 PM. In doubles, Pell and Gross triumphed over Inman and Howard in straight sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Westfal
New York
T. R. Pell
George H. Nettleton
Yale
Nettleton
Pell
Gross
Providence
Inman
Howard
Yale and Harvard Light Practice Before Race Feature
Gales Ferry and Red Top reports show Yale and Harvard crews doing light workouts amid heat and practice. Yale freshman and varsity стрived along the river with Kennedy coaching, while Harvard’s heat limited work but featured a mile race between freshman and varsity eights finishing with the varsity three lengths ahead in 6 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Top
Conn
Harvard
Olympic golf failure ends planned England match
The Olympic golf tournament planned for Deal and Sandwich in England was abandoned amid criticism in golf circles. Foreign observers blame the entrance conditions and Scottish players as key factors. Ryder Richardson had submitted eligible names, but Royal and Ancient Club opposition helped derail the event. entries by G S Lyon and H L Gaw faced formal issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandwich
England
Golf
Ryder Richardson
Olympic Committee
London
Deal
Royal St. George's Club
Royal and Ancient Club
G. S. Lyon
Lambton Golf and Country
Toronto
H. L. Gaw
Philadelphia County
Committee Finds No Basis for Racetrack Corruption Fund Rumors
Baton Rouge report states rumors of a corruption fund raised by racetrack owners to sway anti-gambling legislation are groundless, tracing origins to an indiscreet Senate employee.
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Baton Rouge
Special
Senate
Misses Wildey Capture Metropolitan Lawn Tennis Doubles Title
Edna Wildey and Natalie Wildey won the metropolitan championship women's doubles at West Side Club, defeating Elsie Little and Louise Hammond 64 2-6 6-0. The men's singles final featured Gustave F Touchard and Ross Burchard. Touchard beat Alexander Amend 6-3 6-4, while Burchard defeated Richard H. Palmer 6-3 6-2. Frederick B. Alexander and Harold H. Hackett advanced in doubles with a semi final win, and mixed doubles saw Little/Wright and Hamilton/Torrance Jr. advance before later rounds. The tournament wraps up today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wildey
Natalie Wildey
West Side
Elsie Little
Louise Hammond
Gustave F. Touchard
Ross Burchard
Frederick RB. Alexander
Harold H. Hackett
Harry Torrance
Irving C. Wright
G. F. Touchard
R. H. Palmer
C. M. Bull, Jr
H. C. Martin
M. Goldman
G. F. Salinger
Harry Torrance, Jr
M. Bostwick
A. J. Shaw
Raymond
Little
Edgar W. Leonard
E. P. Falls
J. C. Tomlinson
Frederick B. Alexander
Miks Little
Irving C Wright
A. H. MacCarthy
Feagar Wysonard
A. G. Hamilton
Clare Cassell
E. H. Jones
Miss Little
Mre. A. G. Miles
Stephen C. Millett
Giants Beaten Again Bresnahan Injured
National League action today lists Cincinnati at New York St Louis at Brooklyn Pittsburg at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia with yesterday’s results Pittsburg 4 New York 0 Chicago 7 Brooklyn 1 St Louis 4 Philadelphia 2 Boston 1 Cincinnati 9.
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Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Bosto
Petroit
Tigers Beat Yankees In Detroit Pennant Day Tilt
Detroit hosts New York as pennant celebrations precede the game. Donovan returns on the mound with two Yankee runs and Tigers erupt late, scoring five to two amid costly visitors errors and key hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
New York Yankees
Tigers
Warner
Thompson
Detroit Lodge of Elks
Donovan
Manning
Yankees
Blair
Niles
Chase
Elberfeld
Highlanders
Ball
New York
McIntyre
Schmidt
Stahl
Crawford
Hillifer
Moriarity
Sheridan and
Egan
Chicago Cubs rout Superbas at Washington Park 7 to 1
Cubs beat Brooklyn 7 to 1 at Washington Park as Pastorius struggled through eight innings. Errors aided Chicago while the Westerners jumped ahead in the first inning with two runs on two walks and two singles. A late third inning triple by Pastorius and a single by Burch prevented a shutout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Cubs
Superbas
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Pastorius
Cubs
Burch
Chicago
Evers
Hofman
Pattee
Schulte
Hummel
Chance
Maloney
Steinfeldt
Jordan
Slagle
Sheehan
Moran
Lewis
Tinker
Heusbach
Bergen
Holmes
Behulte
Steinfeld
Reulbach
Emslie
St Louis Battery Lineup With Umpires named
At St Louis RH St Louis E St Louis 1909620040x-714 Washington 229000010687 Batteries St Louis Waddell Graham and Stephens Washington Smith Falkenburg Hughes es Kelley and Street Umpires Hurst and Ivans.
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St. Louis
RH. E. St. Louis
Washington
Louis
Waddell, Graham and Stephens
Smith, Falkenburg
Hughes
Es Kelley
Street
Hurst and
Ivans
Chess Masters Drawn In Prague Tie For First
In Prague on June 12 the nineteenth round of the international chess masters tournament ended with a tie for first between S Duras of Prague and Carl Schlechter of Vienna at 13.5 points of 18. M Vidmar of Prague finished third with 13 points. Prize money totaled 7,000 crowns for the winners, with other prizes distributed among Rubinstein Lodz Teichmann London Maroczy Budapest Marshall Leipsic Salwe and Janowski. Final results list reflects multiple decisive and drawing games among top masters.
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Prague
Bohemia
S. Duras
Carl Schlechter
Vienna
M. Vidmar
Marshall
Widmar
A. Rubinstein
Lodz
R. Teichmann
London
G. Maroczy
Budapest
F. J. Marshall
New York
P &. Leonhardt
Leipsic
H. Salwe
St. Petersburg
D. Janowski
Paris
Poth Bats Turn Tide in Union County Victory over Staten Island
D A Gibson led D A Union County Gibson to a nine run win over Staten Island Cricket Club at Livingston. Gibson took seven wickets for 42 and teamed with J Larmett for an undefeated 62 as Larmett added 59 not out. In Prospect Park New York Veterans beat Manhattan by 70 runs, with A J G Cook taking six for 16 and G W Barnes four for 18 while B Harding contributed solid batting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Clarke
Pirates
John, McGraw
Giants
Pittsburg
Roger Bresnahan
Roger
New York
Polo Ground
Leach
Clarke
Larry Doyle
Kane
Doyle
Wilson
Gibson
Honus Wagner
Dummy Taylor
Joe McGinnity
Smoky City
Joe
Maddox
Thomas
Herzog
Seymour
Devlin
Merkle
Shannon
Tenney
Pia
Shaf
Wagner
Bridwell
McGinnity
Crandall
Tayior
Poth
Union County
Staten Island Cricket Club
Livingston
Jerseyites
D. A. Gibson
J. Larmett
Larmett
Manhattan
Prospect Park
A. J. G. Cook
G. W. Barnes
B. Harding
Chicago Battery Game Details and Officials
In Chicago the batterymen were Owen and Sullivan for Philadelphia with Krause and Powers. Umpire Mr Connolly and a scoring note shows 1200¢01212 0x67 in the box.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Owen and Sullivan
Krause and
Powers
Mr. Connolly
Cleveland Beats Boston In Low-Scoring Clash At Home
In Cleveland, Cleveland Batterys team bested Boston in a tight contest. Joss and Clarke powered the offense while Winter and Pruitt contributed on the mound. Umpire O Loughlin officiated the game.
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Cleveland
R. H. E. Cleveland
Boston
Joss and Clarke
Winter
Appellate Court Reverses Tousey Will Case Decision
The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court Brooklyn reversed Westchester Special Term ruling in the Tousey will case. It held the oral contract between Rosalee Tousey Hastings and George Gordon Hastings valid despite lack of consideration and denied specific performance. The decision affects 249 shares of Frank Tousey Publishing Co stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Supreme Court of
Westchester County
Tousey
Westchester Court
George Gordon Hastings
Rosalee Tousey Hastings
Sinclair Tousey
Frank Tousey Publishing Company
Union Square
Manhattan
Providence Beats Newark 6 1 In Eastern League Clash
In the Eastern League Providence defeated Newark 6 to 1 while Baltimore routed Jersey City 8 to 2 Buffalo topped Rochester 4 to 1 and Montreal beat Toronto 7 to 2 standings shown for the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Newark
Montreal
Toronto
Buffalo
Rochester
Jersey City
Baltimore
ATS
Connecticut League Results Incomplete Inning Games
New Haven led Springfield 6 to 4 after 1 inning, Hartford defeated Bridgeport 9 to 2, and Holyoke beat Waterbury 7 to 3 in league play.
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New Haven
Springfield
Hartford
Bridgeport
Holyoke
Waterbury
New England League Scores From Local Games
Lawrence defeats Lowell 8 to 3 in the first game while Lowell wins 3 to 2 in the second. Lynn tops Haverhill 8 to 1 and Fall River loses 0 to 8 at Worcester. Brockton takes down New Bedford 6 to 4.
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Lawrence
Lowell
Lynn
Haverhill
Fall River
Worcester
Brockton
New Bedford
Kissena Park Case to Be Reopened by Grand Jury Foreman
Major James A. Bell of Richmond Hill, foreman of Queens County’s first Grand Jury, seeks a new inquiry into the Kissena Park scandal. He is in contact with Governor Hughes and expects the case to be reopened, though specifics remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Bell
Richmond Hill
Queens County
Kissena Park
Hughes
State League results with late innings clash
Utica defeated Albany 1 to 0 in ten innings. Wilkes-Barre beat Syracuse 3 to 1. Scranton cleared Binghamton 6 to 3. Troy earned a 10 to 7 win over A. J. G. with a high scoring game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Albany
Wilkes-Barre
Syracuse
Scranton
Binghamton
Troy
Attell to Fight Moran for Labor Day Title Bout
Announcement yesterday confirmed Abe Attell and Owen Moran will clash for twenty rounds at the Mission Street Arena in San Francisco on Labor Day with referee James J. Jeffries. The bout is scheduled to begin at 2:35 p.m. local time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Attell
Owen Moran
Mission Street Arena
San Francisco
James J. Jeffries
Giants vs Reds at Polo Grounds Today At 8 P M
Baseball card style item notes a Giants game against Cincinnati at the Polo Grounds today at 8 PM with admission 56 cents. The terse entry lists time and venue with a single opponent and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polo Grounds
Giants
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Athletic Club Postponed Games at Ulmer Park
The Brooklyn Athletic Club will stage rearranged games tomorrow afternoon at Ulmer Park in Bensonhurst. A fine programme has been prepared by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Athletic Club
Ulmer Park
Bensonhurst
Birmingham Wins Wickagyl Invitational American Golf Meet
The Wykagyl club hosts the Birmingham led team in a tense first division invitational round at New Rochelle links. Birmingham shoots 77 and 79 in the morning, wins by 4 up in the afternoon, and advances to the semi finals with Turner and Floyd also progressing.
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Wykagyl
New Rochelle Links
T. V. Birmingham
Jerome Pd
Tate Oe
Birmingham
Dyker Meadow
Ian
Ham
Birman
Ely Howard
Ageas
Metropolitan Golf Association
Fox Hills Ince
Channing Play
New York Golf
Floyd
Howard
OR & Btoer
Birmingtos
K. Maltby
Toms Club
Travers
F. W. Howard
Wyingt
J. D. Calhoun
Wykaz
T. W. Birmingham
J. W. Baymet Dyker
W. K. Gillett
Wykayl
H. RB. Wood
Columbia
G. W. White Finting
Channing Floyd
New York
S. D. Bowerm Bretlawn
Fr .M. Kinsley
Oneida
A. J. Watcom
Denvoux
Turner
McLaughlin
C. W
E E Harty
Wrkasr
G L. Conley
Siwanoy
J. HF. Phillips
G P. B. Clark
L Hamilies
Wrykagyl
A. Knight
St. Augustine
Allen Lichternheim
Henry Hering
Siwaner
J. W McMeramy
Foe Hills
Marthy
Hunt
Inslee
Douglas
Clark
Knight
S. Nichola
Misowean Fasroe
T. V. Ely
Aee Geyer
Siwam
A. L. Brow
W. BP. Sears
Wee Burn
ME Kinssey
Batewood
M. P. Watson
Dunwoodie
Flb McLean
HL & Sema Seeeaa
F. W. Doty
Weacorn
Ws Contem
W. A. Selter
Aca
Nichols
Sears
Seggerman
Smith
Hardie
Day
H. W. Pratt
Te Gwyer
Fox Hills
H. I. Strattom
Searsdale R & No
EL Wisner
Wren
Philip
Potnier
Elizabeth
F. c Dennin
Sorina
V. R. Delnees
Tobrsom
Searstale
Robert Giles
Wikagr
M. S. Brown
Pointer
Briste
Rowly
Giles
Piss
Geer
Testimony disputed in Hanna receivership suit
Clinton Gilbert's testimony about stock purchases in the National Bank of North America case was called misleading by Simpson Thacher. The suit against the Trust Company sought recovery of Chase National Bank stock, with Judge Lacombe ruling for Receiver Hanna. Alfred C. Chapin, ex mayor of Brooklyn, ordered to pay damages to Anna Dwyer in a tenement incident trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett
Clinton Gilbert
Nat Wall Street
Charles A. Hanna
National Bank of North America
Trust Company
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Chase National Bank
Charles W. Morse
T Court
Hanna
Alfred C. Chapin
Brooklyn
Anna
Louis Steckler
Michael Dwyer
Nea XS East
Dwyers
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Kennedy
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W. W. Skiddy
Stamford
NO Racing Fund
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Gravesend Racing
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Crescent Athletic Club
Charles M. Bull, Jr
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Richard H. Palmer
Bresnahan
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