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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1907

Page

10

Five favorites win at Gravesend in busy racing day

At Gravesend races five favorites Halifax Faust Meggs Hill Tipping and Spooner won amid a lively card. Meggs Hill led to win the Clover two year old fillies from Berry Maid as Notter and Dugan traded top rides. Jockeys Notter Dugan led bettors with three and two wins respectively while Faust paid up after winning his second race.

Gravesend Coy Maid Brandy Crackenthorpe Halifax Faust Meggs Hill Tipping Spooner James R. Keene Ben Brush Berry Maid Meges Mill Harry Payne Whitney Fancy Notter Megges Mill Olnce August Belmont Queen Souvenir Voorhees Juggler E. R. Thomas Lady Amelia Handsel Ruby E. Dugan Red River Beckman Rio Grande Acrobat Cloistress Dugan Radtke Joe Marone C. E. Darnell Imp Ames Hennessey Moyea Swain Miss Strome Wwe Ee R. Thomas Colonel White Nickerson Dovie Fuller Hooker Sir Lynnewood Widener Ilia Jennings Wilson Tiro Heaslip Rainey Burlew Henry Lowe Don Fonso Offerman Swain ' Tu Low Melville Bauer Albert Fe Zee Lynnewood Vanient John Mare Hollister Seem Martha Jane Imp Woodlan Beaost Bettina la Jeunesse St. Fin “ Pen High Ephew Ancient Fauet Darnell T Dugan Vingut Hartford Forsythe Sh Feckman Kilter Holland Preston Harcourt Vaquero Draryea Erell James B. Brady Belfast Seeley Bray Gilbert Kelly Walsh Bradiey Genewee Beverwyck St Henry No Mo Alee Berkeler Hennessey Patchogue St Jacquin Solitaire Larnation Royal Vene Angier Odom Sir Dugan Seane Clay Gene Russell Kenilworth Koerner Confederate Sandy Ward Hoey Tim Jo Voorhee Little Wood Crackee Blardy W. H. Carey Dan Buhre Gomt Sessy Ben Brush Mil Flavieny Post I- Bettingay Fountainblue Lally Pewite - Horre St Fin Ata Keene Nofter Cederstrome Wee Whitney Fanca Belmont Seareeee Ornsees Wexfora U Half Sovereign I's Ak Ary Berry Maid Biskre Murray Hicks Eenee Rene Saee Tlower Queen Clay Workman Golden Buckle Ove Sungieam Sherre Toy Boy Megas Hill Sovereign Kerry Mald Tru Orelio Incachee Polwe E. Tougan McAvoy Dr. Lee Mary F Cella Park Dostor Scoville Lady O. Keene Richards Alta Farota Carr Ra Larachaso Jss Strome Gurney Ch. c Fiirtt Enevennaan Horse TiNewrasile Jeckon Hitchcock Ray Radtkes Lewisohn Mountain Snyder Horner Robert Emery L. Williams Castlewood Gideon Gert Rifiamb Ormonéa Ie St Wessall Ryan Swain Eester Beckon Hobart

Columbia Crew Changes Startling Row Over Sore Hand

Columbia varsity replaces Ryan with W P Starbuck at four while Spaulding moves to three and Mackenzie returns to two. Freshmen vs varsity race stirs as Bison breaks down. five crews on the river with Georgetown and Annapolis due tomorrow. Wisconsin and Syracuse arrive, Ten Eyck reports good trek despite late start and wind. Cornell trains to Milton. Penn rows lower course as southern wind and white caps rise.

Tribune Poughkeepsie, N Columbia Ryan W. P. Starbuck Stafford McLean Spaulding Jim Mackenzie Bison Rice Courtney Cornell Varsity Syracuse Wisconsin Georgetown Annapolis E. H. Ten Eyck Milton Pennsylvania

Yale Crew Trains Hard In New London Rowing Drill

Yale coach Kennedy ordered the varsity eight into a launch and towed the shell to New London. The crew then rowed a four mile upstream time of 20 30 with the freshmen eight joining for part of the trip. The varsity four did a three mile spin and the freshmen four about two miles with paddling back. Rockwell stayed at bow and Auchincloss in the varsity four.

Gales Ferry Conn Kennedy Yale Varsity New London Rockwell Auchincloss

Harvard Crews Race in Rough Water at Red Top

Wray held Harvard crews on the water at Red Top Conn as rough conditions forced the varsity four ashore twice. In a mile race with freshmen the varsity eight led at the half, finishing half a boat's length ahead amid ragged boat handling and a 3 13 mile time. Freshman four lost by four feet in open water. Oliver Filley, former captain, arrived.

Red Top Conn Wray Harvard Varsity Navy Yard Farley Wiggins Bow Burchard Oliver Filley

Trial Races For Little Yachts Off Marblehead

Ten sonderklasse yachts race off Marblehead Massachusetts with five built this year five to be sent to Germany aboard a Boston steamer June 22. The top three will compete in the German American races for the cup offered by the German Emperor. The Roosevelt Cup winner was the American boat in last September’s Marblehead contest.

Sonderklasse Marblehead Mass Germany Boston United States Marbiehead

Istalena Wins New York Yacht Club Spring Cups Race

Istalena owned by George M. Pynchon wins the 57-foot class in a close Long Island Sound regatta with Aurora and Winsome close behind. The Effort takes the Schooners class, while Adelaide wins the 30-foot class. Gardenia performs well in the same heat, with results reflected in corrected times and standings for multiple classes.

New York George M. Pynchon New York Yacht Club Cornelius Vanderbilt Aurora Henry F. Lippitt Long Island Sound F. M. Smith Addison Hanan J. A. Blair, Jr Neola J. W. Clark Iolita Adee Adelaide Morton F. Plant Ing Greenwich Point Winsome Irolita Woolsey's Reef Parsonage Point Captain's Island M.sh Ingor M. J oDocoy Vanderbilt A. H. Morris N.Y Alera J. W. Alkerwedeen Atair G. C. Meyer Pintall Welmont Adelaid J. A P. H. Adee W. Wetmore Y Wee de Forestoes B. Mallory Ingomar Effort Gardenia Gatta HH de &. Parsons Walter Kerr Ernest E. Lorillaré

Gravesend Entries Today In Colorful Rivalry Cards

A fragmented listings page shows multiple horse and greyhound style entries with city pairs such as Chester Newark Brooklyn and Reading Easton, plus Wilkesbarre Scranton rain delays and a Scranton Pinghamton matchup postponed. The text also references Gloversville Albany and Utica with scattered scores and times, indicating a busy day of regional contests and event notes.

Death in Auto Race at Emperor Cup Elimination Heats

Hamburg reports the Emperor's Cup elimination heats in rain with 40 cars from Germany France England Italy Belgium Switzerland and Austria. Fiat drivers Lancia Nazarro and Wagner dominated two trials and a fatal wreck at Graeven-Wiesbach killed one driver while another was badly injured. Finals set for tomorrow amid expectations Italy’s Fiat trio may win.

Hamburg Germany France England Italy Belgium Switzerland Austria Graeven-Wiesbach Fiat Lancia Nazarro Wagner

Miss Elizabeth Moore Advances in Yonkers Tennis Meet

Miss Elizabeth H Moore won her place in the final round of the women singles at the Amackassin Club Yonkers defeating Kate Atkins 6 1 6 4. Marie Wagner reached the semi finals by beating Edna Wildey 6 3 6 2 and other results include Cragin defeating Peiser 6 3 6 1 and Touchard beating Cunningham 6 3 6 2 in straight sets.

Elizabeth H. Moore Amackassin Club Yonkers Miss Moore Kate Atkins Marie Wagner May Sutton Miss Wagner Edna Wildey Plainfield Country Club New Jersey H. W. Cunningham Yale J. Petser New York University Calhoun Cragin 7Th Regiment Peiser G. F. Touchard Cunningham Kings County Amackassin J. Peiser Dr. William Rosenbaum Harlem A. ©. Bostwick Knollwood A. Gerlack A. Lindley Staten Island E. E. Belknap Richmond County Hamilton Grange W. H. Pouch Powelton McAdoo F. E. Stikman

New England lawn tennis semis conclude with Upsets and Defaults

Westfall of New York defeats Nettleton of New Haven 1-6 7-2 6-3. Gross of Providence beats Le Roy of New York 8-6 8-6. Pell of New York over Cole of Hartford 6-4 6-1. Hobart of New York wins by default against Hooker of Springfield.

Hartford Conn Westfall New York Nettleton New Haven Gross Providence le Roy Pell Cole Hobart Hooker Springfield

Miss Sutton Triumphs in Kent Lawn Championship

Beckenham England June 1 Miss May Sutton of California defeats Miss Wilson in the fourth round of the Kent women's lawn tennis championship by scores 6-1 4-6 6-4.

Miss Sutton England Beckenham Kent May Sutton California Miss Wilson

Vallent to Manage NCA Road Championship in Valley Stream

Frank L Vallent chosen to manage the first National Cycling Association road championship to be held at Valley Stream Long Island on June 23 rain or shine under the Roy Wheelmen of New York. The race will run in heats with four riders per heat to qualify for the five mile final. Entries close with Frank L Valiant No 39 Eighth Avenue New York on June TM.

Frank L. Vallent National Cycling Association Valley Stream Long Island Roy Wheelmen New York Frank L. Valiant Eighth Avenue

New York Team Falls In Golf Tie And Playoff

Atlantic City June 13 report on the Women’s Eastern Golf Association championship tie between Miss Fanny C. Osgood and Miss Mary B. Adams at Atlantic City Country Club. A decisive intercity New York Boston result and an 18 hole playoff set for tomorrow as officials rule a full round is needed to decide the title.

the Tribune Atlantic City Eastern Golf Association Fanny C. Osgood Brookline Mass Mary B. Adams Wollaston Country Club New York Boston Georgianna Bishop Metropolitan Golf Association Brook Miss Adams Miss Osgood Adame F. C. Osgood Philadelphia Stewart Gardner W. Fellowes Morgan United States Golf Association Gardner Exmoor Ill Garden City Golf Club Will Anderson Laurence Auchterlonie M. O'Loughin Plainfield T. Macnamara Princeton B. W. Cochran Raymond Russell W. T. West Ralph Peters, Jr Simon Carr A. W. Tillinghast H. M. Forrest Jerome D. Travers New Jersey

Baseball Pennant Fight Opens with Cubs Triumph

National League games feature New York at Pittsburg Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati Boston at St Louis results show Chicago past Brooklyn 4 2 in opening series game. Reulbach Cubs pitcher and late inning hits secure win as Superbas fielding woes spoil Hoffman and Maloney.

New York Pittsburg Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston St. Louis Pitsburg Pe L. FC Cincinnats Louis Chicago Cubs Tinely Reulbach Cubs Superbas Hoffman Casey Lumley Maloney Hofmen Cleveland Detroit Washington Uisl

White Sox Top Yankees 4 3 in Stormy AL clash

Chicago beat New York 4 to 3 at American League Park as Ed Walsh pitched for the visitors and a ninth inning rally secured the win. Keefe failed early, but Chicago pulled ahead with a late rally while the Yankees dropped a close game after leading in the first.

Yankees Chicago White Sox Highlanders Chicago Chadwick Keefe Kitson Ed Walsh Keeler Elberfeld Davis Kleinow Chase Captain Jones Isbell Jones Donahue Conroy Hoffman New York Gbribson Moriarty Dougherty Roche Sullivan Kieinow I Walsh Rickey Iebell Donohue Om Walsh Ongee Kitson Walsh O Loughlin

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