Lady Amelia dominates Gravesend sprint with 142 pound win
Lady Amelia repeated a brilliant race carrying 142 pounds to win the handicap over a short distance at Gravesend yesterday. The sprinter, likely to be raised to 150 pounds, led from the first quarter and held off rivals including Prince Hamburg Monet Bohemia, with Adoration and Killie Crankie among other notable performances in the day’s program.
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Gravesend
Roseben
Regabie
Amelia
Handgarra
Prince Hamburg
Monet
Bohemia
R. T. Wilson, Jr
Adoration
Belmont Park
Bat Masterson
Oran
Tms
O'Neil
Paumonok
Newton Bennington
Benevolent
Logistilla
Red Friar
Klingsor
Horner
Wogistilla
Moonshine
Coy Maid
Mike Crawford
P. J. Dwyer
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Martin
Little G. Burns
Palette
Ostrich
Angier
Miller
Racing Results at Buffalo Meet Highlights Strong Finishes
Buffalo race results list several winners with odds and placements across multiple events. Grace Curtis won the Pit race over six furlongs, Embarrassment took the Face cone mile, Cutter the nine mile, Jack Mice the five furlongs, Sliver Wedding the Tecr one mile, and Ellicott led the four and a half furlongs with Ponemah placing second. Time figures accompany each race outcome.
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Grace Curtis
Witch
Mesral
Embarrassment
Fazer
Thomond
Cutter
Miss Haw
Tickle
Rere
Jack Mice
Ethan
the Abbott
Tecr
Sliver Wedding
Gri Twin
Brady Buys Account ant from Brown in $10,000 deal
James B. Brady purchased Accountant from W. Harry Brown for about 10000. The brown colt by Filigrane Reckon ranks among the top three year olds with Whimsical and Ormondale as rivals. Accountant won the Withers at Belmont this spring and is aimed at rich three year old specials. Frank ONeil will retire July 1 and join Fred Burlew as trainer of a public stable. Clarence H. Mackay secures option for 300000 on the Senorita Breeding Farm including stock broodmares land and stallions Bowling Brook and Broom.
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Accountant
W. Harry Brown
Filigrane
Burgomaster
Bohemian
Whimsical
Ormondale
Belmont Park
Frank O'Neil
Fred
Burlew
O'Neil
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Clarence H. Mackay
Senorita
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Bowling Brook
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Heniulcap
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la Colonia
Cone Po
St. Fin
Osen
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Thomas
Prince Hamburg
Whitney
McCormick
Bohemia
Tate
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Nelson
van Meter
J Martin
Schulte
Garner
Merit
McAvoy
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Monet
Handzarra
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Horee
Lwelse
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Benevolent
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Wilson
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Jones
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Appleby
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Hylas Wins Duke's Cup At Brookline Meet
Hylas ridden by Thomas Hitchcock Jr wins the Duke's Cup steeplechase at Brookline Country Club opening day. Game Cock takes second with The Lad third. Pure Pepper wins the Challenge Cup steeplechase. Crowds set a record for the venue as two riders fell safely in a later race.
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Country Club
Brookline
Hylas
J. R. Townsend
Game Cock
Charles Pfizer
the Lad
Pure Pepper
Harry 8. Page
Mr. McMurtrie
Tell Fare
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Herder
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Bird, Jr
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Blue Print
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H. S. Page
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Otho Waugh
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Liffey Bank
Harlem River Safety Complaint Sparks Patrol Call
Constance S Titus the sculler asked at Police Headquarters for better protection on the Harlem River. He said rowers and others practicing or enjoying the river face danger from missiles thrown from bridges and banks.
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Harlem
Dartmouth appoints captain for baseball team
Clarence Skillin of Chicago was elected captain of the Dartmouth baseball team for the upcoming season. Skillin, class of 1908, was chosen at Hanover today.
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Clarence Skillin
Chicago
Dartmouth
Golf at Knollwood brings low scores to the 75s
The annual Knollwood Country Club invitational qualifying round saw Howard J. Gee of Princeton and Ralph Carroll of Knollwood tie for medal with 75. Sherman and Bowers battled in match play with Sherman pulling ahead 2 up at 18.
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Cornell May Not Race Trouble Over Course
Cornell coach Courtney warned his crew will not start the intercollegiate race if the assigned course is not changed. He cited river eddies near piers and that Course No 4 is too close to the pier, skewing lanes and affecting performance for Cornell and freshman crews. The matter will be reviewed by Judge Irvine as a board of stewards considers the dispute.
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N. Y
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Hudson
Frank B. Irvine
Judge Irvine
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Ward
Syracuse
Georgetown
Wisconsin
Yale and Harvard Rowers Race in New London and Red Top Tests
Yale varsity and freshman crews raced across a two mile Thames course with the varsity winning the Harvard two mile race by one length and a quarter. Yale also completed a four mile test in 2 minutes 34 seconds while adjustments to the course flags aimed to dodge eel grass patches ahead of an June 28 regatta.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale Varsity
Varsity
Harvard
Red Top
Thames River
H. ©. Beckwith
New London
Valentine Chappell
C. H. Schwepps
Auto Cup Race Entries Filed for Vanderbilt Cup
E R Hollander of the Automobile Club of America reports a cable from the president of the Automobile Club of Italy announcing signed entry blanks for three Fiat and two Itala cars for the Vanderbilt Cup race. Fiat drivers Lancia Nazzaro and Dr Wellschott will race with Cagno and Fabry piloting Itala cars. The Fiat team plans to arrive in America after the Brescia Cup on September 10.
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Automobile Club of America
Automobile Club of Italy
Fiat
Hollander
Tober
Lancia
Nazzaro
Dr. Wellschott
Cagno
Fabry
Italy
Giants Beat St Louis In Loose Fielding Effect
National League results show New York 6 St Louis 4 at the Polo Grounds in a game marked by loose fielding. McGinnity pitched for the Giants and supported by strong early hitting, while Pruchot struggled for St Louis with costly errors.
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Philadelphia
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Polo Grounds
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MacGinnity
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Hoelstetter
Mertes
Devlin
Gilbert
Raub
Bowerman
Druhot
Beckley
Marshall
Boise
Aew York
Druhet
Smoot
Browne
McGinnity
Cleveland Triumphs Over New York 3-2 on Conroy Error
In Cleveland on June 14 Conroy's eighth inning error paved the way for three Cleveland runs and a 3 to 2 victory over New York Highlanders. Hess pitched well for Cleveland, Orth held the rallying visitors, while Bay left the game with a cut finger. St. Louis and Detroit pairings continue with Detroit defeating Philadelphia 5 to 4.
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Pirates defeat Brooklyn in first game of series at Washington Park
Pittsburg edges Brooklyn 6 to 1 as fielding miscues by the home team aid the visitors. Wagner Ritchey and Nealon turned a fast double play. Alperman Lewis Batch led Pittsburgh hitters while Brooklyn managed only one run in the eighth with Alperman batting.
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Eastern League scores and standings update
Providence defeats Baltimore 3 to 2 while Newark takes a 3 to 4 win over Jersey City. Rochester beats Buffalo 4 to 3. Montreal and Toronto game result incomplete. Standings show Jersey City leading Buffalo and Rochester, with Providence and Newark midpack and Montreal and Toronto trailing.
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Baltimore
Newark
Jersey City
Rochester
Buffalo
Montreal
Toronto
Ae P.c.t
Ocean yacht race eyed as annual Honolulu course
Los Angeles reports initial steps to make the ocean yacht race to Honolulu an annual event. If proposed plans are followed the course would run from San Francisco to the Hawaiing Islands instead of San Fedro, aiming to attract a tropical prize offered by the Hawaiiag Yacht Cheb.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Hawaiing Islands
San Fedro
Hawaiiag
Brown shortstop Jones suffers concussion in Amherst collision
By Telegraph to The Tribune Providence June 14 Preston D Jones Brown shortstop was injured in a collision with an Amherst player. A heavy blow to the back of the head left him unable to leave bed and concussion feared.
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Amherst
Preston D. Jones
Brown
Jones
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