Bonnibert Wins Fresh Record At Gravesend Derby
Bonnibert dominates the Brooklyn Derby meeting at Gravesend, defeating Blues and The Parader as King Pepper sets a track record in the Tremont Stakes. Whiskey King bursts from the pack to win the Tremont, while Golden Prince upsets in race two and Ascension shows promise in a photo finish with Man o War. Genevieve dies, and Burns is suspended for rough riding on Wild Oats.
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Brooklyn Jockey Club
Gravesend
King Pepper
Morris Park
Commando
All Green
Bellario
Bonnibert
Metropolitan
Blues
Mr. Fitzgerald
Landry
Longstreet
Ronnibert
Spencer
Albert Colt
Petruchio
Mr. Madden
Alabarch
Pepper Stable
King Edward
Blue Girl
Hanover
Sharps
Meridian
Major Daingerfield
Golden Prince
Jay
Mr. Hitchcock
Wayward Boy
Ascension
Man O' War
Cochran
Michael
Wax Taper
Gold
Pepper
Whiskey King
Tremont
Heliobas
Dublin
Kantaka
Genevieve
Colonel Pepper
Lexington
Burns
King Lief
Prince of Melbourne
Brighton Beach
Standing
Melbourne
Colonel W. S. Barnes
McQuade
Pigeon Post
Mitchell
Gotfrey
Piggott
Snecky
O'Connor
Frankfort
Odom
Fabius
Brennan
Cervera
Advocator
Anna Darling
Barbetto
Smith
Edwin Kenton
J. L. Holland
Prince of Monaco-Cassilla
Michaels
T. Hitchcock, Jr
Bo G. Wayward
Bramble
Lady Waward
McGinn
J. C. McGil
Cayuga
Certamen
Shaw
Goldilia
Holcomb
Lady Chorister
c _Brennan
Isaac Hopper
Gannon
J._E. Madden
Daingerfield
Janes AY Connor
Frank Farrell
Albert
Oxx
Ben Streme
Adora
McCafferts
ome—Maria
Br. c
Athompson
Stack
Prurns
Hanticap
R. R. Rice
G. B. Morrie
Goldfinch
F. Dwyer
B. c. Wallabout
Charaxus
Olympian Taken to Paris for Grand Prix Trial
Paris June 13 Foxhall Keene's Olympian arrived from England last night and is entered for the Grand Prix de Paris to be run next Sunday. The horse will have a trial gallop tomorrow morning to assess fitness prior to the race.
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Paris
Genevieve the dam dies foaling full brother to winners
Genevieve, dam of Whiskey King and King Pepper, died in Lexington while foaling a full brother to both. Purchased by Colonel James E. Pepper from Eugene Leigh for 3200 dollars, she produced four foals Kin Pepper Whiskey King Eugenia Wickes Ned Wickes, with both Whiskey King and Kin Pepper stakes winners. Genevieve was by King Alfonso. A new consignment of yearlings was sold at Gravesend by Fasig Tipton prior to yesterday’s races.
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Lexington
Genevieve
Whiskey King
Gravesend
Dave
King Pepper
James E. Pepper
Eugene Leigh
Kin Pepper
Kantaka
Eugenia Wickes
Ned Wickes
King Alfonso
Fasig-Tipton Company
Horse sales at Maplehurst and Adelbert studs feature bold prices
Auction notes list Browns and Rays entries from Maplehurst and Adelbert, with foals and fillies by Albert Hoodoo Lady Useful Lady Longstreet and Duchesas. Buyers include Julius Bauer P J Dwyer McCafferty Sydney Paget and J H Carr as prices reach high marks. The fragmentary catalog mentions Requital offspring such as Semper Paratus Spinaway and a filly by Longshore, leaving totals partly unread.
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Maplehurst
Adelbert
Brown
Albert
Hoodoo
Julius Bauer
Ray
Lady Useful
P. J. Dwyer
Albert—Marie
J. McCaffer
Albert Duchesas May
J. H. Carr
Frown
Requital—Longshore
Sydney Paget
Peru
Valentine Cups Go To Devon Polo Team For Third Year
Devon Pennsylvania special report notes the Devon polo team won the Valentine Cups for the third consecutive year securing permanent possession. The Devon squad overwhelmed the Philadelphians by thirteen goals, with the article listing player positions and ratings. Next game slated for Bryn Mawr June 15 as Rockaway I meets Philadelphia C C II for Pem broke Cup. Rockaway Club tournaments announce entry deadlines for Cedarhurst Challenge Cup and Blizzard Cups closing June 2, Ladies Challenge Cup closing June 2, Junior Polo Cup July 15–19 with entries due July 3.
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Devon
Penn
Devon Polo
Bryn Mawr
Rockaway I
Philadelphia C. C. II
Rockaway Hunt Club
William A. Hazard
Rockaway Hunting Club
Genevieve Hecker Leads Essex County Women Open Field
Metropolitan champion Genevieve Hecker tops the Essex County women’s open at Orange Links with a 92, beating the bogey score by one stroke. Twenty nine contenders from the East compete in medal play as Hecker aims to defend her Nassau championship next week.
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Essex County
Orange
Genevieve Hecker
Nassau
Miss Hecker
Wee Burn
N. Pendleton Rogers
Baltusrol
Pendleton Rogers
Elsa Hurlbut
Morris
Marton Oliver
Baltagrol
Genevieve Hacker
Fasex County
Baltuse
Morris County
Our
Marion Oliver
Baltusre Ina
Ruth Badgeley
Mies Elizabeth
Joffe Keser
Ornut
Carmick
Ruth Whitmore
Hartford
Jersey City
Craigs
Morgan Battusrot
Mitesco
Willis
Caen
Ec ~Oso
Sanford
William Shippen
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Taylor to Return to America After European Cycling Matches
Advices from Europe report difficulty reuniting Taylor and Jacquelin and foresee no third match. Major Taylor plans to sail June and arrive for the National Cycling Association circuit. Weather may have affected Jacquelin's speed. warmer conditions could halt a deciding contest. Manhattan Beach track draws top riders as 100+ train for June 22 race meet. M M Belding Jr. returns from Buffalo optimistic on a large wheelmen gathering. Hackensack Wheelmen and Gentlemen's Driving Association schedule joint meet June 2 featuring bicycle races Ramsey trophy and a two mile handicap, plus two trotting races after. Grandstand construction underway.
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Europe
Taylor
Jacquelin
America
National Cycling Association
Jarquelin
Manhattan Beach
Hackensack Wheelmen
Gentlemen's Driving Association
Driving Association
Automobile Plans Long Island Club Gets New Quarters
The Automobile Club of Long Island announces new headquarters at 1,19 Fulton st with temporary rooms on Bedford Ave. boulevard en route to Eastern Park. Schedule of current month runs includes June 15 Lake Success departure at noon from Fulton st storage, June 22 Long Beach at 1 pm, and June 28 Garden City with dinner at Garden City Hotel after a seaside dip. An informal entertainment is set for Wednesday.
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The
Automobile Club of
Long Island
H. Chapin
Lake Success
Fulton St
Bedford-ave
Long Beach
Long Beach Inn
Garden City
State St
No. 1
Bedfordave. Boulevard
Eastern Parkway
Rockaway Hunt Club Golf Tourney Opens With Few Entries
The three day event at Rockaway Hunt Club began with a small field as invited players were absent or missed due to mailing errors. Daniel Chaucey of Dyker Meadow topped qualifying with net 69 after handicap. A. G. Hodge and W. H. Rachau followed. Tournament continues today and tomorrow amid a course noted for Long Island lack of velvet turf.
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Rockaway
Nassau
J.H. Taylor
Travis
Daniel Chauncey
Dyker Meadow
A. G. Hodge
W. HE. Rachau
Greyfriar Chosen to Race for Sea Wanaha Cup
In Southampton on June 13 the trial races among Isola L Esperance and Greyfriar selected the yacht Greyfriar to travel to Montreal to contest the Sea Wanaha international cup. Greyfriar showed the best windward quality, though speeds across the trio were similar. experts note her chances may be slim against the Montreal team that has held the cup for five straight years.
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Southampton
Lorne Currie
Montreal
Isola
L' Esperance
Greyfriar
Lawson denies yacht syndicate formed for Independence
Boston June 13 Thomas W Lawson owner of the Independence said he knew nothing about a New York syndicate forming to purchase his yacht and denied talks had begun. He suggested someone may be selling the Independence without his consent but stressed there has been no change in the boat status since her keel was laid and no one has mentioned the subject to him.
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Kantaka
Golffinder
Golden Cottage
Blue Girl
Meridian
Whiskey King
Sly
Daingerfield
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Independence
New York
Lawson
Mast shortened for Independence repair in Boston
The big steel mast of the Independence was unstepped at Atlantic Works East Boston and rests on the dock. Five feet will be removed from the heel and the topmast shortened six feet. The spruce stick may be replaced by an Oregon pine stick six feet shorter. Sails are at Wilson Silsby loft for recutting as the ship undergoes dock work and rudder changes. Expected sailing by Wednesday.
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Boston
Independence
Atlantic Works
Wilson & Silsby
Brown University Football Schedule For Coming Season
Providence June 13 The Brown University football schedule for the coming season was announced today. It includes dates in Providence and Philadelphia with opponents such as Syracuse Manhattan College Pennsylvania Princeton Holy Cross Harvard Union Dartmouth. Lafayette is scheduled for November for the first time.
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Providence
R. I
Brown University
Lafayette
Syracuse
Manhattan College
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Princetonton
Holy Gross
Harvard
Cambridge
Gence
Union College
Dartmouth
Wrestler Jenkins seeks match with Fitzsimmons in bid
Cleveland June 13 Tom Jenkins the wrestler aims to wrestle Rob Fitzsimmons who said he would enter the ring Jenkins manager George W. Tuohey telegraphed Fitzsimmons from Bath Beach offering a match with the side bet and conditions to be named if he is sincere about taking up wrestling.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Tom" Jenkins
Rob" Fitzsimmons
Jenkins
George W. Tuohey
Fitzsimmons
Bath Beach
Pan-American Track Trials Open At Buffalo
At Pan-American Exposition trials in Buffalo on June 13, athletes from the U S and Canada competed in field and track events. Hoff man won the 100 yards, Gunn and De Witt led in weight events, Orton and Hoffman excelled in distance and hurdles, with Knickerbocker A C collecting the most victories. McLaughlin injured after a fall. Colgate names Bauer and Goff as track and baseball managers.
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Buffalo
Amateur Athletic Union
Fairgrounds
United States
Canada
George H. Hoffman
Anchor Athletic Club
Jersey City
W. S. Edwards
A. W. Burlingame
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
New York
W. F. McLaughlin
A. G. Gunn
Central Y. M. Cc
John Flanagan
Timothy O’ Rourke
Toronto Lacrosse Club
Irvine Orton
H. H. Thurlow
74Th Regiment
G. B. Holbrook
Knickerbocker
A. W
Frank M. Kanady
Cambridgeport
A. A
R. L. Sandford
G. H. McCormick
P. A. Sayles
K. Co
Anchor A
FE. W. Rather
Centrall
M. C. A. Buffalo
K. A
J. S. Westney
University of Pennsylvania
R. RB. Lawrence
John R. de Witt
Princeton
Robert W. Edgren
Walter J. Fishleigh
Detroit
F. A. Martin
1St Regiment A. A
Chicago
McK. Hall
Buffalo University
J. J. Nufer
Henry Arnold
Union Settlement A. A
E. J. Eytinge
Pastime A. C
A.C
A. C
A. RB. Gunn
Central ¥. M.C. A
Edward E. Mayer
Anchor A. C
Pan’* Reuss
Knickerbocker A.C
J. Blackburn
George W. Orton
Peter Soutar
Timothy Rourke
Hamilton
N. Y
EB. A. Bauer
Colgate University
P. J. Goff
Brooklyn Beats Manhattan In Low Scoring Prospect Park Cricket
At Prospect Park Manhattan suffered a 17 run defeat to Brooklyn as H Allison top scored with 25 for Brooklyn while W B Kelly and G Fitz Gibbon led Manhattan with 11 and 10. In a second match Campania steamed to 108 all out but were bowled out for 35 by Nelson Lodge with H Tattersall taking 7 wickets.
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Manhattan
Brooklyn
Prospect Park
H. Allison
Willow
W. B. Kelly
G. Fitz Gibbon
P Squire
Corm
J. Gauter
Becalion
H. Notsur
A. Cleaver
ADEA
Brooklyn C. C
Manattan
Columbia Crew Arrives for Regatta Practice in Poughkeepsie
Columbia's rowing party reaches Poughkeepsie with 26 men, including varsity and freshman rowers. Several cadets stay in New York for college work while others arrive tomorrow and Monday. Ward shuffles the Penn crew as Sharpe moves to No 2 and Goodman to No 4, with Kelly out. Cornell, Wisconsin, Georgetown, Syracuse on upcoming days. Manager Erdal notes ill health may sideline Huffaker for the year.
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Edward Hanlan
Columbia
Windsor Hotel
Bellevue
Josh” Ward
Pennsylvania
Ward
Sharpe
Goodman
Kelly
Cornell
Wisconsin
Georgetown
Syracuse
Erdal
H. H. Huffaker
Cornell Crews Off for Syracuse Races on Onondaga Lake
Ithaca June 1 Cornell senior and junior Francis Club eights traveled to Syracuse to race the university’s first and second crews on Onondaga Lake tomorrow. About thirty students in the party. Four Cornell runners Hastings Bellinger Sears and Gallagher, NYAC members, left for Buffalo to compete for the New York Athletic Club at the Stadium.
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Ithaca
Francis Club
Syracuse
Syracuse University
Onondaga Lake
Fty
Cornell
Hastings
Bellinger
Sears
Gallagher
New-York Athletic Club
Buffalo
New-York
Harvard Yale Crews Compare On Thames Practice
Yale and Harvard crews staged a near match on the Thames with Harvard showing smoother work and a slower stroke while Yale pressed and quickened their catch. Rumsey moved to No.5 in Yale, Waterman replaced him in the four, and the session lasted about twenty minutes over a half mile. Vivian Nickalls, famed English oarsman, arrived aboard Oceanic to study U S brokerage for possible office here and plans to watch the Yale Harvard race while noting Leander and New College strong crews. Nickalls Co. faced Northern Pacific stock troubles during the recent panic, settling at 150.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Thames
Harvard
Crimson
Rumsey
Johnson
Mitchell
Bow
Waterman
Liverpool
Vivian Nickalls
Guy
Edward H. Ten Eyck
Nickallses
Vivian
London
Vivian Nickalls & Co
University of Pennsylvania
Vivian Nickalls Co
Northern Pacific
Newburg racing closes opening Hudson Mohawk meet
Newburg New York June 13 third and last day of the opening meet on the half mile Newburg Driving Association track drew a big crowd. The 2 4 class unfinished Wednesday started and Verlaine won with Percy second after heats. Roland Wilkes took third while Matt Miller, a Speedway performer, did an exhibition mile in 2 13 5/6.
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Newburg
N. Y
Hudson and Mohawk Valley
Newburg Driving Association
Verlaine
Percy
Bd. S
Roland Wilkes
Matt Miller
Interstate Gaelic Football Match at Celtic Park
One of the era’s top Gaelic football clashes set for next Sunday afternoon at Celtic Park in Long Island City. Shamrocks of Worcester Massachusetts, Bay State champions, meet the Connells of New York, holders of the state title, with a 3 p.m. start. That evening the visitors will be hosted by the Greater New York Irish Athletic Association.
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Celtic Park
Long Island City
Shamrocks
Worcester
Mass
Bay State
Connells
Greater
New-York
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