Golf and sporting events listed for New York area clubs
A terse schedule lists events across baseball at Washington Park and Polo Grounds in Brooklyn and Chicago, trap shooting Grand American handicap at Interstate Park, and golf tournaments including Oakland Golf Club, Morris County, Powelton, and Apawamis. Cricket matches feature Manhattan, Knicker Bocker, Bergen Point, Livingston, Nelson Lodge, and Staten Island venues. Yachting’s Annual regatta is noted at the New York Yacht Club.
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Aenea Eons Jockey Club
Gravesend
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Washington Park
New York
Chicago
Polo Grounds
Blue Rocks
Interstate Park
Oakland
Morris County Golf Club
Powelton Golf Club
Apawamis Golf Club
Manhattan
Knickerbocker
Bergen Point
Livingston
Nelson Lodge
Staten Island
New-York
Scandals at the Track and the Gravesend Plot
A Newport era racing chronicle exposes alleged second-place bias and waiting orders among jockeys in Gravesend races. Jockeys on Gulden Lothario Charentus and Larson faced accusations of conspiring for second money while Imp rode to win. Details span Tremont Stakes misrides, suspicious handling of Holstein, and calls for scrutiny of Turner and Spencer.
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Gravesend
Aunpleasant
Brady
Gullivan
Lothario
Charentus
Larson
Imp
Pittsburg
Phil
John E. Madden
Taber
Spencer
Vesuvian
Walter Jennings
Jockey Club
Mr. Jennings
William C. Daly
Charles F. Dwyer
Picardy
Mr. Dwyer
Guiden
Shaw
Favonius
Art
Maher
Odom
Madden
Gulden
Keene
Tommy Atkins
Tommy
Harness & Broseman
Wagner—Fondling
Tebor
J. E. Madden
Ch. c. Gulden
Smith
OAS
Rausch
McCue
Knight of the Garter
Booker
Angman
J. R
WY. P
C. Fleischmann
Sir Dixon
Bonnie Blue
Pepper Stable
C. c. Prince Pepper
Quenkins
Tommy Spencer
Turner
Lawson
Bullman
Winkfield
Beatrix Hoyt Leads in Morris County Women’s Golf Semi Finals
In the Morris County women’s match play, eight survivors vie in semi finals. Beatrix Hoyt meets Genevieve Hecker while Ruth Underhill faces Elsa Hurlbut, as fans anticipate a final between the current champion Underhill and Hoyt for the cup.
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Morris County
Beatrix Hoyt
Genevieve Hecker
Wee Burn Golf Club
Ruth Underhill
Elsa Hurlbut
Miss Hoyt
Miss Fargo
Seabright
Msn
Morea
FES
Miss Underhill
Morgan
Underhill
Miss Hurlbut
Madeline Chauncey
Dyker Meadow
Miss Bryce
Miss Swords
M. B. Brown
Wee Burn
Robinson
Richmond County
William Shippen
Miss Brown
A. de Witt Cochrane
Ardsley
Shinnock
Fargo Seabright
Maude K. Wetmere
Nassau
W. Fellowes Morgan
Baltusrol
M. G. Bryce
M. A. Charlies
Jane Swords
FE. FP. Sanford
Essex County
Royal Flush Wins Royal Hunt Cup at Ascot Race Meet
At Ascot on June 13 the Royal Hunt Cup went to J. A. Drakes Royal Flush ridden by J. Reiff. Good Luck took second and The Reeve third with Rigby aboard. In the Fern Hill Stakes Hercules won with Tod Sloan riding Sonatura second and King's Courier third. Forty-eighth Triennial Stakes went to Velee with J. H. Martin aboard. Attendance was large but light for a Royal Hunt Cup day. The royal enclosure included the Prince of Wales.
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London
Ascot
J. A. Drake
J. Reiff
A. F. Basset
E. A. Wigan
the Reeve
Rigby
Royal Music
Hercules
Tod Sloan
Sonatura
E. Jones
King’s Courier
L. Reiff
Prince of Wales
Little Reiff
Royal Ash
Georgetown to compete in Paris athletic tournament
Washington June 13 Georgetown University launches its athletic team led by manager C. J. Martell trainer W. H. Foley sprinter Arthur F. Duffy world sprint champion Edmund Minahan captain J. E. Mulligan and quarter mile sprinter W. J. Holland. They depart Sunday for Boston then sail June 29 for Paris to take part in the tournament.
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Washington
Georgetown University
C. J. Martell
W. H. Foley
Arthur F. Duffy
Edmund Minahan
J. EB. Mulligan
W. J. Holland
Boston
Paris
Dutchess County Golf Club First Handicap Match Held
In Poughkeepsie on June 13 a three match handicap series for the Dutchess County Golf Club women began. Players listed include Misses Braman Roosevelt and Jones plus Mrs. H N Bain and Mrs. George Collingwood with scores noted, Young and others among the participants.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Dutchess County Golf Club
Braman
Grose
Handicap
Ponelle Jones
H. N. Bain
Miss Roosevelt
J. FE
Adrtance
George Collingwood
R. Farrington
Cus Ggeeama Cisse
Sonoda
Young
Bain
Ang
Miss Gast Aims To Ride 1000 Miles In 12 Hours
Miss Marguerite Gast begins a 1000 mile ride on a triangular Century Road Club course aiming to beat all long distance women’s records. She has covered 268 miles by yesterday evening and expects to finish Sunday. Pacemakers include Charles Mack and William Brown among others. she plans twelve miles per hour, twenty hours daily with four hours rest.
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Marguerite Gast
Century Road Club
Lindsay
Miss Gast
Will
Century Club
Valley Stream
Charles Mack
William Brown
George Laurie
Thomas Hall
Henry Wechman
Champions secure easy win over Cincinnati in Brooklyn game
Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 11 to 1 at Washington Park as McGinnity dominates with strong support from Keeler Daly and Cross. Cincinnati’s bats are held to four hits while Barrett is ejected and Wood misplays two in the seventh, fueling a big Brooklyn uprising in the frame.
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Cincinnati
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Barrett
Keeler
Dahlen
Daly
Cross
Brookly
Crawford
Cross &B. Daly
Farrell
O Irwin
Steintelat
Fett
McGinnity
Breitenst'n
Brooklyn - Cincinnati
Irwin
McBride
Jennings
Sheckard
McGrettenstein
Brettenstein
O’ Day
New Jersey lawn tennis championship narrows to four players
At Orange Lawn Tennis Club Mountain Station four players remain in the New Jersey State championship. Alexander def Miles 6-2 6-1 after a sharp-printer set, while Paret defeats Larned 6-8 6-2. Semis set for tomorrow Hall vs Alexander and Paret vs Little with final Friday and challenge Saturday.
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Orange
N. J
New-Jersey
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Mountain Station
Richard Stevens
Hoboken
E. P. Larned
Paret
G. H. Miles
Alexander
Princeton
Hall
Young Larned
Alexander-Miles
Princetonian
Miles
Championship Tennis at Crotona Park Delivers Crowded Finals
In the College of the City of New York tournament at Crotona Park, Condon defeated Brinckerhoff 6-4 6-0 6-0 to win the championship class. Oberfelder claimed first in the third class by beating Heiliger 6-1 4-6 6-2. Second-class semi finals saw Galbenstein beat Ottenberg 6-1 7-5 and McNabb beat Hirsch 6-1 6-3. A doubles final and second-class finals are scheduled for tomorrow with Kastner and Hartman awaiting.
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Condon
Brinckerhoff
College of the City of New York
Crotona Park
Oberfelder
Heiliger
Kastner
Hartman
Brinchecholt
Hetliger
Chicago Beaten at Polo Grounds in Hazy Exhibition
The Chicago team offered another poor display and lost without a run for the third straight game at the Polo Grounds. Hawley pitched well with strong support from Gleason and Davis in the field. Only twenty nine Chicago batters reached the plate, with one earning a base on balls. New York 5 Chicago 0.
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Chicago
Polo Grounds
Hawley
Gleason
Davis
Piatt Dominates St. Louis as Philadelphia Wins Loudly
In Philadelphia on June 13 Piatt kept St. Louis hitters in check while Philadelphia hammered the ball throughout. Sudhoff exited after the fifth inning and Thomas came in but offered little improvement. The locals won with ease. Score:
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Philadelphia
Piatt
St. Louis
Sudhoff
Thomas
Princeton Defeats Harvard In Second Game
Princeton, N J June 13 Harvard nine fell to Princeton 9 to 2 in the second game. Stillman started for Harvard and was replaced by Kernan after Princeton offense broke through. Memorial day crowd watched captains Hillebrand and Kafer play their final game for Princeton as the team seeks the series with Yale and Harvard.
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Princeton
N. J
Harvard
Cambridge
Stillman
Cam
Ernan
Hillebrand
Kafer
Yale
Interstate Park shooting meet awards big handicap to H C Bridges
The Interstate Association event at Interstate Park Island continued with a large handicap contest won by Henry Clark Bridges of Tarborough New York. Runners up E H Storr of Baltimore L H Shortmeter of the local area and J A R Elliott of Kansas City tied for second after a shoot off. About one hundred trapshooters entered the Grand American Handicap to be shot today with a $380 purse added by the association.
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Interstate Park
Island
Interstate Association
Henry Clark Bridges
Tarborough
N. Y
E. H. Storr
Baltimore
L. H. Shortmeter
Paris Tournament Drawn Games Replayed June 13
Paris tournament results from June 13 show Showalter and Mason drawing, Schlechter and Maroczy drawing, and Mason losing a bad game to Didier. Several games remained unfinished, with Showalter-Marshall and Mason-Didier earlier, while evening results had Showalter defeating Marshall and Mason beating Didier. Remaining drawn matches included Rosen-Mason Schlechter-Mieses Maroczy-Tschigorin and Brody-Schlechter.
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Paris
Showalter
Mason
Schlechter
Maroczy
Didier
Marshall
Rosen
Mieses
Tschigorin
Brody
Prony
Burneens
Mortimer Mieses O- Didier
Janowski Wteee
Library Rosen
Schlechter Marco
Showalter Sa
Marshall Sterling Mason
Ia He
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