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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1913

Page

5

Belmont Military Handicap and Kinnelon win at Belmont Park

Hamburg three Prince Eugene won the Belmont Stakes in a stirring finish with Rock View, as Lieutenant Rockwell rode Kinnelon to a tight victory. The Military Handicap Steeplechase saw Zage and Lieutenant Rockwell's ride praised, with injuries minor to jockeys and spectators enjoying the free infield day. Races featured Woodent Shoes posting a fast furlong pace, and racing resumes next Tuesday after polo today.

Payne Whitney Hamburg Prince Eugene Belmont Park Rock Firm Whitrey Wil Fe Towtay Bemont Hax Commando Horne Commando Horne Feed Shourd Janine Persaar Mitch Belmont Gwnere Fund Seip Jockey Club Eithet Prince Fucene Harnekat Nevgota Fiyine Fairy Inet DicTargett Pillis Fairy Troxler Prince Bacenr Rock View Eploy Leutenant Karl Bradford Zage Lieutenant Rockwell Kinnelon Wooltex Tut Exrmand Rockwell A. D. Sukes Karrick Billy A Rick Frederick Johnson Tai Burwell Holland Mitre Tralee Booth P Cs St Hey MeTegwart Riebtanire Sret Vnvids Sean Aling McCarey Hanover Johneon Aye Irbratner Nieklaus Palin Pa Beverwyck Ty Chen John Jehreon Haryinin Beatthe Fackwin Bering Dri Ie Wisner T Prwener Liew Demprontus Beurin Aorney Exper Elwis Tomen St Sarlee Sont Eimelon Leveriy Whitney Hambure Sir Vin Opan Fioxier Igen Iip Davies McTemgart Wilken Jay Om Uinier Sicepiechane Handica Our Biren C.K. Harrison A. Alten Seles Stein Turkey Allen Poe Ryren Yeneonda Bar Midge Itr Thine Reuithiaon Trasner Fuid Rock Owen Carrick Deliine Saxon Fietaie Jolland W Minner

Ready for New York Athletic Club Meet at Travers Island

Preparations are complete for the New York Athletic Club spring track and field meet at Travers Island. Weather forecasts promise clear skies and a fast track with a light westerly wind, aiming for a record setting event. Local clubs will be represented. the Irish American Athletic Club intends to challenge for the trophy and top honors. E. J. Glamant, the club’s physical director, says the games promise to be a historic showcase.

New York Athletic Club Travers Island E. J. Glamant

Belmont Park Racing Track. 10th Day Spring Meeting

Belmont Park hosts the tenth day of the spring meeting on June 1 with turf and dirt races featuring multiple thoroughbred events. The card highlights stakes action, competitive fields, and notable performances from jockeys and trainers amid a busy race program.

Boston Women Sweep New York In Gram Cup Match

Boston women golfers defeated the New York contingent 19 to 2 in the Gram Cup second match at Burn Lake. Margaret Curtis led the home team against Georgiana Mine and won, with Miss Winbop also victorious. Philadelphia and New York to decide the Cup tomorrow.

Ayme West Newton Mass Boston New York Tite Burn Lake Philadelphia Margaret Curtis Georgiana M. Winbop W. Reope Tate and City Atx Mia Bishop P Rogers Roope Fannie Osgood Foran Krag Louise FP. Krag FW. Batchester Mire Porter Roston Ak Renta Mie Tmncin Wilma Chile Rogere Ss. Waterson PW Baths Frank Hoeiter Davin Amineti Detacit

Miss Green Wins National Lawn Tennis Final

Miss Green of Merion defeats Edna Wilsey of Puallatte Nod 6 2 6 4 to reach the championship match against Miss Mary Browne of California. Green and Wilder were doubles finalists with Williams Browne vs Dixon Sands in the women’s doubles semis.

Tmlenet Sae Ee Aeeene Green Merion Mik Wilder Mine Browne Mise Green Miee Wilder Robert Williaina Mise Mary Browne Naion Mew Williams Minx Browne Minn Helen Alexander Sins Dorothy Disston Miss Green Mire Wistley Mra. Dixon Mire Sands Mire Mary Browne W. Z .Tiden, Jr Miew White Kt Evans, Jr Min Green Rogers Mire Maker Ale Kennedy, Jr

Clash Over Speed Laws In New Park Ordinance Dispute

Park Board and Board of Aldermen clash over new speed limits for city parks. Park Commissioner Higgins says the Bronx Park signage allows four miles per hour while proposed limits vary by area from 15 in crowded districts to 25 in outlying zones. He argues certain park roads cannot support higher speeds without danger.

Maych Park Board Higging Bronx Park Board of Aldermen Bronx Higgins

Great Britain Fields New Polo Lineup for Second International Cup

Great Britain makes a surprise change as Freake replaces Captain Manards at No 2 for the second International Cup match against the United States and Spain at Meadow Brook. Captain Cheape will be No 1 with Ritwon at No 3 and Lockett at back, while the U.S. lineup includes Stoddard Waterbury Whitnes Devereur Milburn. The crowd braces for a close, high pace contest with Freake showing strong control and speed on the ponies.

Great Britain Spain United States Meadow Brook Welock Preake A. Manards Miller Challengers Duke of Weatminster Altoget Dons Edwards Sue Toch Brillant Pate Cheape Ritwon Lockett Lord Wodehouse E. Stoddard Waterbury Whitnes Devereur Milburn Stoddard HL. Herbert W. A. Hasard Polo Association Lion Freake Bes Wirok Hurlingham Camp Pexterday George Naylon Phipps Rillpatrick Whitney Wall Street Harry Paine Whitney Wreathe Mounis Hidden Star Captain Cheape Polly Freake Molly Beach Glim Captain Edwards

Polo Cup Showdown at Meadow Brook this Afternoon

United States lines up against Great Britain in the second game of the Interm tonal polo series at Meadow Brook this afternoon at 4 30. Key players include Stoddard Waterbury Milburn and Lockett with substitutes Montagne Stevenson Phipps Ramses Agassin and Edwards in reserve. Attendance expected around 7 000 with special transport from New York and Finbushay. Referee Robert F. Straw Umpires Catala Miller Souther and Worcester.

Meadow Brook United States Great Britain Stoddard Heave Waterbury Pml Peeake Whitner Ritson Devereux Milburn Lockett Bota Montagne M. Stevenson Phipps Ramses KL. Agassin Edwards Lord Rodehouse Conle Nes Tir West Stand New York Finbushay Opeicinls Robert F. Straw Wildae Catala Miller Dhen de, Souther Frank Worester Hetting

Enthusiasts Prepare for Fast Kaine Against British Challenge

Fresh mounts selection includes Maleaten Stevenson's Silver Tail and J. B. Phipps's Mohawk. British team expected to press hard early, but Americans seek to counter with new tactics. Ticket speculators targeted by Pinkerton agents. weather forecast calls for a fine day. An eight period game features seven and a half minute halves with overtime rules, large platform for spectators planned at field’s south end.

Stoddard J. S. Waterbury, Jr Maleaten Stevenson Phipps Tony Mohawk Howard Phipps Linzette Heten Mrney Pato Association Pinkserton Detective Agency Tang Island Fairroad Pennsylvania Marbush Vaar Stars and Stripes Great Britain Tims

All Conditions Favorable for Another Thrilling Battle Field at Meadow Brook

Workmen began the erection of the platform at daybreak yesterday to provide elevation for spectators. The stand will be completed by today enabling a clear sweep of the field for viewing the contest at Meadow Brook.

Meadow Brook

Pony Stars Stevenson In Meadow Brook Polo Match

Stevenson, back for Cooperstown four, sustained two tumbles after his pony slipped on Meadow Brook No 2 field. He displayed strong riding and scoring as the Cooperstown side beat Great Neck 1 1/2 to 1/2 in an exhibition to ready players for today’s action.

Meadow Brook Long Stevenson Cooperstown FS. von Stade Romsey P. Beacheston Malcolm Stevenson Great Neck Grant Neck Grace J. Watson Webb Hamilton Haddon Johnny Milburn

Women Meet On Courts Miss Wagner Indoor Champion Advances

Eastern New York championship at Hartdale sees top rivals Miss Wagner national Indoor champion, Miss Holden New Rochelle Club, and Miss Grove Southern title holder reach the third round of the singles. Other notables include Miss S Fo Mead losing to Wagner, and Vashell, Voshell, Lavipond, and Tulvao winning later matches in a brisk women’s tournament segment.

Miss Wagner Iawn New York Weatchester Hartadale Mika ‘Marie Wagner Bessie Holden New Rochelle Margaret Grove Particuarly Kom

Stamford Names Fredemus Director of Athletics

Alfred C. Rob Jent, Stamford Preparatory School headmaster, announced the appointment of John Fredemus of Princeton as director of athletics for the coming year. Fredemus, a Princeton alumnus, starred in football and track and won the Amateur Athletic Union all around championship in 1913, with high expectations for a strong track program and future scholastic stars.

Stamford Tose Sune Alfred C. Rob Jent John Fredemus Princeton Directo Bredemus United States Jin Thorpe Brede Mus

Favorites Fall Early In Sleepy Hollow Golf Match Play

The Sleepy Hollow Counts Club tournament saw three favorites eliminated in round one and several close calls. Arch ie M Reid and Percy Pyne fell to Charley H Brown and KM Vesey, both 4 up 2 to play, while B Bottoms lost to A Hi Johnson 2 up. Tiffany led Powelton’s Giiman Tiffany to a 15th hole win, with Gaines narrowly beating Max wel l on the last green.

Sleepy Hollow Archie M. Reid St Andrews Charley H. Brown Percy R. Pyne Princeton KM. Vesey Fox Hills B. & Bottoms A Hi Johnson Giiman P. Tiffany Powelton Hudson River Jon Hf. V. Gaines Wykakyl Brown B. T Iten Pox Hills Titany AP. Palmer Bia Styles Tiffany Tifany G. B. Adams National Links Gaines Lee W. Maxwell Scarsdale A. J. Dobson Wykagyl Allen C. G. Comstock, Jr Columbia W. E Coniaya Dunwrodhe JM Rhett Kattanteal Duie Stead St' Anderson Bio Play Maurie Boney Pex Uisits Percy HK Pyne Prinot Bettome Boles Palmer Scandale Lawrence Park I Ty Aelatt Oliver C. Macy R. Gillett D. Brandreth Royal Liverpool Bauimingham Englewood James A Slliman Garden City Eit Moore Diepien City de Varnessy Ileny Hollow Harry E Hayes Sleepy Mollow Pitt Townes Chasis Cowper Oakland G. A. Disen Shinneseck FR Barrett Fox Tile Pla Colons Phunk Mare Lamrenca Stilman Brandreth Coline Moore Dixon Downes Ant I Cooper Sleepy” Hullow AON Waterson Drew Adgicks W. C Morris Dae Fanti McLean Glen Ridge G. Woods Defautt Wallace Watte FL Sweeney Bieepy

Boxing Bouts On Card At St Nicholas Club

Ryan and Kennedy, welterweights from the lower West side and Washington Hetehte terror, meet for ten rounds tonight at the St Nicholas Athletic Club in a key weekend main bout. Both are hard hitters and eager to climb, promising a spirited scrap.

Larry Ryan Lower West Side Kennedy Washington St Nicholas Athletic Club

Sixty four in Metropolitan championship singles tourney

Sixty four competitors enter the annual Metropolitan championship singles first round matches. Named players include Norman G. Johnson versus Raymond D. Little. Benjamin Mo Phillipa. Dionne. Warren M. Washburn. D. Robinson. Pfeiffer. Dr. William Rorenbavin. William B. Cragin Jr.. Theodore Roosevelt Well versus Ralph J. Bagge. Marshall Peabody. Dean Mathes. G. M. Church. Meria Johnston. Kidder. Tomlinson. Leonard.

Ses Nual William Rorenbavin William B. Cragin Origin Cushman Merricx GS Grogsteck Meria Johnston Feigman Mt Kidder W. Dickson Sunningham Parker Voshell Wauver Roantley Travert OH Riggs J. Ay Tomlinson Leonard

Davis Cup Match Postponed for South Africa and Canada

London June 1 The Davis cup preliminary round meeting between the South African and Canadian teams has been postponed to Thursday June 19 to allow the South Africans six days of practice.

London

Metropolitan Rowing Club Holds Annual Regatta

The Metropolitan Rowing Club the leading East coast organization will stage its annual regatta this afternoon over the Harlem River club course. Races are half a mile with finish in front of the club house.

Metropolitan Rowing Club East Harlem River

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