Multifooty Sports Card Covers Regional Events
Recreation and club events sweep across golf, yacht, tennis, cricket, cycling and track with dozens of venues from Myopia Hunt to Montclair and Englewood. Notable items include island courses in New York region, Open tournaments, handicaps, second rounds, and upcoming finals across multiple clubs and associations.
Suburban Handicap Field at Sheepshead Bay
Fifteen horses named to start in the eighteenth Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay. Ethel bert favored with Star Bright and Blues as strong challengers. several entries from Gravesend may not run. Track prep ongoing. Ramapo’s record may fall with good weather.
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Sheepshead Bey
Werichts
Jockers
All Gold
Alfonso
Gravesend
Ethelbert
Oudds
Perry Belmont
A. J. Joyner
Star Bright
Blues
Conroy
Parader
Bonnibert
Longstreet
Kilogram
Alcedo
Beau Gallant
Watercure
Teddy
Sidney Cas
Alsike
Prince McClurg
Hem
Kamara
Brighton Beach
Star
Son
Eothen
Prince of
Ramapo
Sheepshead Bay
Blue Girl
Nasturtium
Northern Star Triumphs In Gravesend Two-Year-Old Feature
Northern Star by Hanover Starlight wins the Gravesend stakes over eleven rivals including The Dancer Byrne of Rosecrea and Rossignol. The win follows heavy betting and a bold late rally as Military and The Puritan also score in other races, with Little Cochran praised as a top lightweight jockey.
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Gravesend
Northern Star
Hanover
Starlight
J. Smith
Bitter Root Stud
Byrne
Rosecrea
Dancer
O’connor
Father den
Military
Sky Scraper
Cochran
Rochester
Scurry
Malster
Andronicus
McCafferty
Johnny Reiff
England
Outlander Wins Derby as Ferrell Earns Third in Brooklyn Race
Whisker King took the Tremont Stakes and King Pepper & purse race on Thursday last, boosting its win total while Bonnibert finished second in the Brooklyn Derby with 9,455 dollars and Frank Ferrell placed third with 9,455 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outlander
Bonnibert
Frank Ferrell
Colonel Pepper
Whisker King
Horses Race Results At Harlem Track In Chicago Report
Chicago notes clear weather and slow track as Fred Ackerman wins the opening five furlongs. Jaubert takes the second race. Filon d Or edges Isen in the steeplechase. Lake Mills wins the long one and Altona captures the selling five furlongs. Impromptu narrowly beats John Drake in the mile. Castine suffers a broken ankle in Newport after the fourth race.
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Chicago
Harlem
Fred Ackerman
T. Knieht
Fplaneur
Davisson
Mary Moore
Mathews
Jaubert
Vandusen
Hargis
Woods
Henry Zitt
Filon d'Or
Ellison
Isen
Linyd
Lake Mills
Plead
Ransch
Advance Guard
Dugan
Altona
Lord Quex
Meade
Major Tenny
J. Woods
See
John Drake
T. Knight
Hy Ln
Coburn
Thoroughbred style shines in sloppy track six-race card
After racing a quarter mile, the field was briefly challenged but the winner showed thoroughbred finish. The six races reveal tight finishes with Fucino and Auchendrayne among the winners, times ranging from 0.57 to 1.32 and a final 1 18 tails.
Fair Grounds card split first second and third choices
Track fast at St Louis on June 14. The Commander won first race at six furlongs 7 to 10 over Mr Mulkey and Delsarte. Second race saw Wandelohr favored but Marque victory at four and a half furlongs. Third race produced South Breeze ahead of F Dewey and Rattus at one mile. Fourth race saw Mr Rose win over Colonial Dame and Titus in hurdles. Fifth race Skillman won over Belle Simpson and Amelia Strathmore. Sixth race Grantor won at seven furlongs over Verify and Cogswell.
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A. Featherstone
B. c
Albert
m'Connors
G. Forbes
Nettie
Williams & Co
Br c
L' Indienne
Brenznaz
Iver
Riddle
Cochran
Malden
Miles
Landry
Blue Victor
Mackey
Harazle
Thompson
Connie
Dreamers Co
Argonauta
Lorenz
Venty Yard
J” McCafferty
Deceiver
Lizzie Montrose
A. A ‘ Ochrant
W. C. Whitner
Sir Dixon
Vassar
S.sy
Black
Phh McCarver
Charaxus—Generine
Spencer
Piu
Callahan
Lkey Diddy
McQuade
T. Hitchcock, Jr
Rossington
McGinn
John W. Churchill
Inverness—Miserere
Moniece
MrDonald
Simon Magnus
Heliopolis
Slack
Dangmanio
Lieschen
Dtoegn
ryCenner
Coreoram
Miss Appleby
Brennany
Ur Ward
W. L. Oliver
Rayon
Mrs. R. Roche & Cosch
Rochester
Potomac
Lavina Belle
Wonderly
Smith
Northern Star
Hanover
Starlight
Mourre
Dancer
Bermuda
Gladiola
MecGinn
L. H. Franchi
C. c. Byrne
Roecrea
Ben Strome
Queen of Trumps
Connor
Daneman
Hightower
Miss Willer
Wilte Ow
Mise Hastings
Groden
Eusty Street
Sterling Fox
Father den
McCafferty
Strathmore
F. Brindie
Hb. c. Margraviate
Margrave
Mount Vernon
Shaw
Ss. P. Randolph
St. Charles
Michaels
Cresthwaith
Frasch
Alyne
Auchendrayne
Beauchamp
Durrell
Cogswell
Nancy Dobyns
Lindsay
Edna Kenner
Snell
Rose of Red
D. Hall
Hand Ball
M. Williams
Raffed
Hinesdale
Jane Estes
M. Willams
Udell
Hathersoll
Atern
Donna Seay
Isaac
W. Narvaez
Blenheim
Pretty Rosie
Hothersoll
St. Louis
the Commander
O'Neill
Mr. Mulkey
Hafler
Delsarte
Dale
Furion
Wandelohr
O'Neil
Marque
Wee Gerstrand
Bandrol
Gilmore
Rattus
T_ O'Brien
South Breeze
Or F. Dewey
C. Hueston
Mr_ Rose
T. Corbley
Colonial Dame
Houck
Titus
J. Combs
Skillman
Belle Simpson
Bell
Amelia Strathmore
Grantor
Verify
Haggin Yearlings Fetch 47000 at Rancho Del Paso Sale
The fifteenth annual Haggin yearling sale at Fasig Tipton began with 241 yearling colts and fillies from Rancho del Paso near Sheepshead Bay. Forty three animals sold for 1750 average with top bid of 4900 for a St Gallens Chimera filly. Bidders included Sydney Paget John McCafferty and W J Arkell among others. Remaining Elmendorf stock to follow.
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Rancho del Paso Stud
J. B. Haggin
Begi
Fasig-Tipton Company
Sheepshead Bay
Rancho del Paso
Elmendorf Stud
St. Gallens
Chimera
John McCafferty
W. J. Arkell
Sydney Paget
Mr. Paget
Ray Colt
Star Ruby
Afrie Queen
T. Welsh
Watercress
Alfareta
St. Andrew
Allarah
P. Dunn
Golden Garter
Amourney
Sir Modred
Annie Lewis
P. Stanton
St. Gatlen
Bella H. Frank
Annette
Golden Dawn
J. W. Smythe
J. P. Chinn
Blue Dress
J.J. McCalenig
Roule de Niege
Tyrant
Brier Rose
Pitt James
Chinn
St Gallens
Fresno—Cloister
J Rubino
Connemara
Watercrese
Cottage Girl
W. J
Stan Garter
Cresset
P. Dunne
Andrew
Daniella
Henry to ride Olympian in Grand Prix at Longchamp
Paris dispatch notes Milton Henry will ride Foxhall P Keene's Olympian in the Grand Prix on Sunday after winning the Quks at Epsom with Cap and Bellis. Saxon is the 13 to 1 favorite at Chantilly. Henry has two races at Longchamps tomorrow, his first appearance in France.
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Paris
Milton Henry
Cap and Bellis
Epsom
Foxhall P Keene
Olympian
Saxon
Chantilly
Henry
Longchamps
France
Sandringham Foal Stakes Won At Sandown Park
The Bishop won the Sandringham Foal Stakes over 1 1/4 miles at Sandown Park, value 2900 sovereigns. Volpone (Jenking) was second, Hastoe third, in a field of seven. Warren's Sweet Dixie won the Wadham Plate for three-year-olds and up, over one mile.
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London
the Bishop
Sandringham
Sandown Park
Volpone
Jenking
Hastoe
Warren
Sweet Dixie
L. Reiff
Jones and Atkinson duel in Staten Island final
In a final at Livingston grounds Miss Juliette Atkinson defeated Miss Marion Jones in four sets in the open Staten Island Ladies' Club singles. Miss Coffin and Miss Johnson won the doubles title 4-1 6-2 6-4 as darkness halted the mixed doubles final.
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Staten Island
Livingston Grounds
Marion Jones
Juliette Atkinson
Philadelphia
Miss Atkinson
Miss Jones
Brooklyn
Miss Coffin
Miss Johnson
Misa Marion Jones
Sarah Coffin
Margaret Johnson
Joe Homans
Sarah Homans
Larned Brothers Fall in Semi Final at Orange Lawn
In the New Jersey State doubles championship at Orange Lawn Tennis Club Summit pair the Larned brothers lost to Princeton's Little and Alexander after a three set thriller 4-6 6-2 6-0. Alexander and Little dominated the final set as Princeton advances to the doubles final.
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Orange
N. J
New Jersey
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Larned Brothers
Summit
Little
Alexander
Princeton
Larned
W. A. Larned
Tigers
Collegians
Stevens
R. D. Little
E. P. Larned
Amateurs Enter Boston Auto Race At Brookline Track
Entries for tomorrow's amateur auto race meet by the Automobile Club of New England at the Country Club track Brookline closed at noon. Notables include George O Draper Hopedale manufacturer Harry Fosdick steam car specialist A L Riker electric racer Knight Neftel Columbia electric racer and Kenneth A Skinner De Dion Bouton speeder eight horsepower.
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Boston
Automobile Club of
New England
Brookline
George O. Draper
Harry Fosdick
A. L. Riker
New York
Knight Neft
National Open Golf Leads With Smith Steady Start
Hamilton Mass June 14 The National Open at Myopia Hunt Club opens with two players tied for lead after strong rounds by Alex Smith and Arthur Lockwood. The field includes all major pros except David Bell, with twelve contenders within reach of Smith after the first day.
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the Tribune
Hamilton
Mass
Myopia Hunt Club
Alex. Smith
David Bell
Western Golf Association
Arthur Lockwood
Boston
Carnegie
Pittsburg
Lockwood
Smith
Alex
Scotland
Stuart Gardner
Garden City
OME So Secidive Aoe
Bee Rethoors Ae
Simm Wi
Rockaway Hunt Club match play crowns finals contenders
Invitation tournament at Cedarhurst nears finish with Hodges and Perkins to meet for Hunt Club Cup while Rachall and Taylor contest the consolation. Chauncey loses to Perkins after trailing. Gunther falls to Rachall, and Dixon Jr beats Harper. Final rounds scheduled for this morning. foursomes postponed to June 2.
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Rockaway Hunt Club
Cedarhurst
Amory G. Hodges
C. L. Perkins
W. H. Rachall
J. B. Taylor
Daniel Chauncey
Dyker Meadow
Chauncey
Perkins
Fish
Richmond Hill
Gunther
Columbia
Taylor
C. P. Dixon, Jr
Reckaway Cup
Reck
W. S. Edey
Country Club of Westchester
J. K Stevens
Rockaway
Alfred L. Norris
Dyer Meadow
A. R. Fish
Rock
Ney
J. B. Taller
Hodges
Stevens
W. H. Rachan
G B. Sanford
W. L. Gunther
Fox Hills
W. G van Tassell Sutphen
Morris County
H. A. Murray
Cortland
Dixon, Jr
J. H. Harper
Rachau
Dixon
Miss Hecker to meet Mrs. Rogers in Essex finals
Twenty four women competed at Essex County links in two rounds of stroke play and match play. Miss Hecker defeated Marion Oliver to reach the Governor's Cup final against Mrs N P Rogers with other results including Mrs Shippen vs Morgan for Greens Cup and Hester Kyle vs Hernandez for Consolation Cup.
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Miss Hecker
Mrs. Rogers
Essex
Essex County Links
N. Progers
William Shippen
W. Fellowes Morgan
Hester Kyle
Miss Hernandez
Marion Oliver
Baltusrol
Albany
Nassau
Miss Oliver
Hecker
Miss Goffe
Miss Radgley
Miss Wetmore
N. P. Rogers
E. N. Carmick
G. M. Gill
Laura B. Kirkpatrick
B. PP. Craig
Florence Jones
W. F. Morgan
C. G. Willis
F. M. Bacon
Jir
EH. L. Williamson
Miss Kyle
Miss Wilmerding
Bacon
Wilmerding
Hester Kylie
H. Hernandez
Radgle
Local golf matches line up today on links
Today’s golf schedule features Oakland versus Apawamis at Rye Wee Burn versus New Haven at New Haven Forest Hill versus Elizabeth at Elizabeth and Flushing versus Ossining. Englewood and Jersey City hold annual championships with handicaps set at Ardsley Dyker Meadow St Andrews Marine and Field Crescent Hackensack Van Cortlandt and Richmond County.
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RATS
Comey
Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead Hay
Myopia Hunt
Rockaway
Montclair
Bell
van Cortlandt
Harbor Hill
Oakland
Apawamis
Crescent Athletic
Dyker Meadow
Br. Andrew's
Brooklawn
Innis Arden
Flushing
New York
Chicago
Brooklyt
St. Louis
Princeton
Yale
Polo Grounds
Carlisle
Harvard
Cambridge
Cornel
Michigan
Detroit
Lehigh
Lafayette
Berton
Penn
Jasper
Wesleyan
Middletown
Conn
Amherst
Williams
Williamstown
Morrestown
New York Athletic
Brooklin Bile Club
Knickerbocker
Western Collegiate School
Morristown School
Mor
Rye
Wee Burn
New Haven
Forest Hill
Elizabeth
Ossining
Englewood
Jersey City
Ardsley
St. Andrews
Marine and Field
Crescent
Hackensack
Richmond County
Golf celebrities reportedly plan sailing trip abroad
Rumor swirls among golf men that Walter J. Travis the amateur champion will sail soon with A. M. Robbins of St Andrews Devereaux Emmet of Garden City and E H Jewett Also likely R H Robertson president of the United States Golf Association may join the journey
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Colf
Walter J. Travis
A. M. Robbins
St. Andrews Golf Club
Devereaux Emmet
Garden City Golf Club
E. H. Jewett
R. H. Robertson
United States Golf Association
Innis Arden Women Open Round Play Results
The first round match play of the women's championship at Innis Arden Golf Club Sound Beach Conn concluded yesterday. Dale defeated Hoyt one up with three to play. Strong beat Holland three up one to play. Thomas triumphed over Cooke seven up three to play. Leavitt, Ferris, Scharier, Bennett and Ruprecht each advanced by default. The Suburban today offers a full featured recount in The Sunday Tribune.
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Innis Arden Golf Club
Sound Beach
Conn
Miss Dale
Mrs. Hoyt
Miss Strong
Miss Holland
Miss Thomas
Mrs. Cooke
Miss Leavitt
Miss Ferris
Mrs. Scharier
Miss Bennett
Mrs. Ruprecht
Deault
Five new American records set at junior track meet
Jerry Pierce wins the five mile race as Pastime A C standout leads a day of record performances on the Stadium track. Clark Lieblee and Howard Hayes set sprint marks. J J Nufer and Lee Deming post top results in hurdles and long jump. The Amateur Athletic Union event drew a large crowd amid ideal conditions.
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Buffalo
Amateur Athletic Union
Clark M. Lieblee
Detroit Athletic Club
P. J. Walsh
New York Athletic Club
Howard H. Hayes
Detroit
W. G. Edwards
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
New York
F. R. Moulton
Yale
A. H. Kent
Pastime Athletic Club
J. J. Nufer
H. Arnold
Union Settlement Athletic Club
Lee C. Deming
American School of Osteopathy
W. J. Feldkamp
New- York
R. J. McInerney
Jerry Pierce
Earnest worker questioned as he faces dismissal
A young man, about to be let out, asks if his efforts were sincere and con enema mous. A pragmatic politician notes no fault in industry except its misapplication, praising some traits but criticizing judgment and favoring taxpayers over individuals.
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The
Chicago Post
New York Triumphs Over Chicago in Wide Baseball Card
June 14 saw New York defeat Chicago 7 to 3 with Taylor’s sharp pitching and strong support. The game featured a striking triple play involving much of Chicago’s infield. Attendance and full scores noted for the day include American League results with Boston routing Detroit and other postponed games due to wet grounds.
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New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
T. Pittsburg
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Taylor
P.c
New-York
Pittsburg
P.c. Chaba
P.c. Chicago
Cleveland
Hartsel
Green
Selbach
Dexter
Bowerman
Hanee
Ganzel
Strang
U.s
Me¢mick
Warner
Kahne
Nelson
Menefre
Seibach
Kahoe
Menefee
Rance Doubie
St Louis Beats Brooklyn In Stifling Baseball Tilt
St Louis defeats Brooklyn 10 to 2 before 3,300 at St Louis. Key players include Burkett, Kitson, Keeler, Sheckard, Daly, Farrel, Metreery, Gatins and Donovan. Brooklyn errors and pitching miscues helped St Louis pile up runs. Donovan and Kennedy worked for Brooklyn. Umpire Emslie presided as games ended in 1:42.
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Donovan
Kennedy
Brooklyn
ST. Lou
Suchof
Davis
McCreery
Kruger
Keeler
Padden
Sudhoff
Nichols
Ryan
Gating Wakelace
Basle Sudhof
Stefen
St. Louise
Emslie
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