Wisconsin and Columbia Crews Arrive for Regatta Prep
The Wisconsin and Columbia rowing squads arrived in Poughkeepsie amid heavy rain. Wisconsin coach Andrew O'Dea anticipates a strong finish and plans new equipment. Columbia, under Hanlan, fields a heavier, evolving eight. O'Dea complains of poor boathouse facilities and the regatta committee promises improvements.
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Tribune
Poughkeepsie
Wisconsin
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Madison
Andrew O'Dea
Riverview Military Academy
Buckeye Dock
O'Dea
Davy
Boston
D. P. Jackson
New York
Hanlan
Harlem
Scott
Bow
Maeder
Landers
Fox’s Point
Windsor Cottage
Windsor
Nelson House
Ward
Sells
May Stakes Second Race Displays 3-year-olds in Fast Dash
Third race features J L Holland's Troubador-Felipa colt at 6 furlongs with Condon ownership. Minotaur, Captivator, Forward, and John A Scott also run as odds and starts are listed. Time 1.12% in a competitive showing. Fourth race notes Ocean Tide and Tepee in a 5 furlong two-year-old filly dash with strong Tepee finishing near front. Time 1:08.6. Sixth race handicap showcases Baseful as favorite with Ex-Central and Celebrant pressing. time 1:10%.
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J. L. Holland
M. Murphy's
Mirthful
Bassinétte
McCue
Toledo
Waterbury
Reveille
Redfern
Ex-Central
Bullman
Odom
Hampton Stabie
Ruby
Afric Queen
Odem
Duke of Kendal
J. Martins
Eee
Creamer
Invincible
Lindsey
Akela
Burns
Sentinel
Henry
Trish Jewel
Rosance
St ‘Tioga
O- Coruscate
Great Eastern
Montana King
Billings
Aes
Sieske
James V
Shylock
Bonnibert Oss
Ethics
O'Reilly
Eames
Royal Pirate
Eecceseaceces
Steelmaker
Troiville
Tom O'Day
Montreson Eee
Moharib
Lida Lich Harbor
Oradent Tay
Palmroom
Sandhurst Speewee Ie
John A. Scott
St. Sever
Ocean Tide Wins Astoria Stakes at Gravesend
Senator Patrick H. McAren's Ocean Tide, a bay two year old filly, defeated five rivals in the Astoria Stakes at Gravesend. Dusky and Tepee chased, Julia M. faded to third as Ocean Tide claimed the five furlong race and the accompanying cup and prize. A later selling race saw W R Condon’s horse win with Minotaur second and Toscan third amid heavy betting.
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Gravesend
Patrick H. McCarren
Astoria
Senator McCarren
Ocean Tide
Andrew Miller
Julia M
St. Leonard's
Dusky
F. R. Hitchcock
Tepee
Pontiac—Poncha
Oneck
Trossachs
Sir Walter
Goughacres Stable
Heatherdown
Africander
Brigand
Injunction
Dr. Taylor
Eliott
Duke of Kendal
Father Bill
Locket
Daisy Green
Rostand
Silurian
Odds on Whitney & Curyea colt in doubt for Saturday race
Irish Lad may skip the American Derby in Chicago due to stormy going and be kept East for plans involving the Suburban. Goldsmith wears favor in future books but has a cold. Patsy McCue signs to ride for M Murphy while Blues not started in the Suburban. Much racing action and jockey changes noted at Gravesend and Sheepshead Bay.
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Whitney & Curyea
Chicago
Gravesend
Trish
Goldsmith
W. C. Whitney
Sheepshead Bay
Frank Farrell
Blues
Fuller
Africander
Yearlings from Rancho del Paso sold at Fasig Tipton Bay
J B Haggin property yearlings sold at Fasig Tipton paddocks Sheepshead Bay. Top price Sidney Paget paid 2930 for son of Goldfinch Cottage Girl. Also bought chestnut colt by St Gatien Bellane for 1000 and chestnut colt by St Gatien Braw Lass for 1100. Other sales listed include Bay filly Golden Garter Aurania and Bay colts by St Andrew and Star Ruby Daralita among others.
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Rancho del Paso
J. B. Haggin
Fasig-Tipton
Sheepshead Bay
Sidney Paget
Inip
Goldfinch
Cottage Girl
St. Gatien
Bellane
Imp
Golden Garter
Aurania
P. Lor
Conic
Soca
St. Andrew
Gokden
Bundoora
R. A. Smith
Star Ruby
Daralita
A. L. Aste
Foresight Wins Five Furlong Race at Pace
Foresight ridden by Dominick nosed Freckman and Requirer in a crowded five furlong race finishing in 1 02 George RR. Harrison saddled by Preakness and Trapsetter, Rudabeck.
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Foresight
Dominick
Freckman
T. Knight
Requirer
Helgesen
George RR. Harrison
Preakness
Trapsetter
Rudabeck
Horse Races Highlight Big Field and Close Finishes
The program featured six races with long odds and tight finishes. Winners included Martimas in race two, Badger Girl in the Petite Stakes, Golden Link in the steeplechase, Hargis in the sixth, and Alice Dougherty taking the final one. Numerous runners such as Floral Wreath, Memories, Duke of York, and Omdurman also vied for placings.
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Badger Girl
Henry
Determination
Dominick
Memories
T. Knight
Maggie Leeber
Handsome Flurry
Nellie Cromwell
Golden Link
Helgeson
Duke of
Thane
Gray
the Don
Harca
Foodwink
Huzza
Alice Dougherty
J. Reiff
Annie Thompson
J. Thompson
Omdurman
CH. Phillips
Galathee
Mike Strauss
Essences
Alfred C
Pyrrho
Safeguard
Montana Peeress
High Carnival
Nimble Nag
Savable Probable Favorite In American Derby
Chicago June 15 Savable was backed from 3 to 2 to 1 by John A Drake and friends. Savable’s price fell to a likely post favorite under heavy money and would be the first Western horse to hold that honor in three years if it stays favorite.
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Chicago
Savable
John A. Drake
Heno
Vermont Defeats Columbia In Shutout Baseball Clash
University of Vermont beat Columbia 9 to 0 on home ground. Davis struck out 12 as Vermont’s pitchers held Columbia to two hits. Orton elected Vermont captain for next season after star performance at catcher and multi-sport athletic eligibility.
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Tribune
Burlington
University of Vermont
Columbia
Green Mountain Boys
Davis
Vermont
New Yorkers
Grant
Goodman
Squires
Piacente Sisi
Orton
Mumma
George Lee
National League scores skew. Pirates shutout Cubs
In national league action Pittsburg defeated Chicago 3 to 0 while Cincinnati edged St Louis 4 to 3. In the American League Philadelphia beat St Louis 2 to 1 and Washington won over Detroit 2 to 1.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Cleveland
P.c
Jossy
New-York
Meveland
St Louis
Baseball Scores From National League Mixed Card
A compact listing shows multiple games with team matchups and results. Notable scores include Cincinnati versus St Louis with 4 to 3, Philadelphia beating St Louis 2 to 1, Philadelphia defeating Washington and Detroit in separate contests, and attendance figures cited for several venues.
Eastern League Baseball Scores From Toronto to Binghamton
Toronto 7 Buffalo 3 Syracuse 8 Schenectady 3 Baltimore 6 Rochester 4 Binghamton 4 A 3.0 4 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 4.1
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Toronto
Buffalo
R. H. E. Erento
Heardy
Toft
Milligan
Shawee Gee
Syracuse
Schenectady
R. H. E. Syracuse
Mains
Payne
Leonard and McNamara
American Association Games Scoreboard
Columbus defeats Kansas City 6 to 3 Minneapolis beats Indianapolis 5 to 1 Toledo wins 7 to 6 over Milwaukee
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Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Southern League Game Result Atlanta-Nashville
At Atlanta Nashville played a game with Atlanta scoring 5 and Nashville 2 in the Southern League games.
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Atlanta
Nashville
Cornell Names Brewster Captain for Next Season
Ithaca N Y June 15 Announcement was made that Alfred A Brewster Jr 4 of Akron Ohio was chosen captain for next season on the Western trip Brewster has been quarterback on the football eleven and left field on the baseball nine in his three years at Cornell
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Alfred A. Brewster, Jr
Akron
Ohio
Brewster
Glen Cove Cup Race Abandoned For 90-Footers Amid Wet Weather
Six yachts started in the annual Glen Cove Cup but the 90-footers Reliance Constitution and Columbia did not race due to wet weather. Isolde won the 15 mile triangular course with Ariel leading the schooners, finishing 4 minutes 21 seconds ahead of Belin.
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New York Yacht Club
Constitution
Sandy Hook
Privateer
Matinicock
Glen Cove
Columbia
Oliver Iselin
Fred M. Hoyt
Isolde
F. L. Rodewald
F. M. Smith
Ariel
Hank Haff
Katrina
Belin
Great Captain's Island
Lloyd's
Shamrock Jilt and Shamrock T Towed Toward Erie Basin
Shamrock Jil and Shamrock T, Cup challengers, depart Tompkinsville Staten Island for Erie Basin aboard tug Charles FE. Matthews and tug Cruizer respectively. Merritt & Chapman Century to remove jury masts and racing spars. Erin coal up at Communipaw before drydock as Lipton sails aboard Oceanic June 4.
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Charles FE. Matthews
Shamrock Jil
Tompkinsville
Staten Island
Erie Basin
Shamrock T
Cruizer
Merritt & Chapman Derrick Century
Erin
Communipaw
Sir Thomas Lipton
Staamship Oceanic
Kolutoo Wins at Manchester in Tough Sea Race
A northeast gale and heavy seas marked the fourth race for the Sea Wanhnka Cup challenger. Kolutoo led the field for the third time, edging boats like the Duke owned by Edgar Allen Lynn of Wilmington, Del. The Duke capsized briefly but the crew recovered as wind and spray battered the fleet. Official times were recorded.
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Manchester
Mass
Kolutoo
Becaus
Duke
Edgar Allen Lynn
Wilmington
Del
Larchmont Members Discuss Ra mona Sails Record Run
The schooner Ra mona owned by Stephen Peabody of Manhattan covered 100 miles from New London to Eaton's Neck in 6 hours and 54 minutes on Sunday. Captain Jackson steered the yacht with J Peabody and Mr King aboard.
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Larchmont
Amateur two mile races reopen for Manhattan Beach meet
Entries are reopened for the novice race and the Kennedy Powers handicap at two miles for amateurs. The event will be run this Saturday. Western champion Charles B. Leonard may compete to meet Marcus L. Hurley, the champion, with only a small handicap.
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Manhattan Beach
Charles B. Leonard
Marcus L. Hurley
Hurley
Cornell Varsity Crew Reorders Lineup at Ithaca
Ithaca New York June 15 Coach Courtney reshapes the Cornell varsity eight. Coffin returns at stroke while Nutting shifts to No 6 Edmonston moves to bow and Lueder to No 7. The crews faced rough water at the inlet and depart for the Hudson tomorrow.
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Courtney
Ithaca
Coffin
Nutting
Edmonston
Lueder
Bow
Varsity
Wadsworth
Brandon
Ven Alstyne
G. Foote
Hudson
Drawings for Poughkeepsie intercollegiate boat races
The Poughkeepsie regatta committee held the drawing for the June 26 Hudson races at the Columbia University Club. Courses are numbered from the west shore with No. 1 as the poorest. Wisconsin drew well, while Cornell, Pennsylvania, and Columbia drew weaker positions. The four-oared varsity lists Pennsylvania, Cornell, Wisconsin, Columbia. freshman eight has Cornell, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Syracuse. varsity eight lists Pennsylvania, Columbia, Cornell, Wisconsin, Syracuse, Georgetown.
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Hudson
Poughkeepsie Regatta Committee
Columbia University Club
Wisconsin
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Co- Ree
Syracuse
Georgetown
Santos-Dumont Tests Airship No 7 for St Louis Expo
Paris report says M. Santos-Dumont trials a sixty horsepower airship No 7 aimed at the St. Louis Exposition. He plans a first ascent within a fortnight and may skip St Louis if the prize money is cut. He expects No 7 to reach fifty miles per hour and may travel to St. Louis unless expenses rise.
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St. Louis
Paris
M. Santos-Dumont
St. Louis Exposition
Columbia Oval Takes Lead in NY Cricket Championship
Columbia Oval now leads the New York Cricket Association championship series after Paterson Cricket Club lost to Branch Brook by one run. Brooklyn and the West Indians are tied for second. Essex County and the Thistles were postponed by rain, leaving them tied for last. In the Metropolitan League, Brooklyn, Manhattan and New Jersey share first with one win each, while Kings County sits last with three defeats.
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Branch Brook
Columbia Oval
New York Cricket Association
Brooklyn
West Indians
Essex County
The
Thistles
Manhattan
New Jersey
Kings County
Harvard veteran Ward wins metropolitan tennis final
In difficult courts at West Side Tennis Club Ward defeated Ross Burchard in three sets to claim the right to meet Harold Hackett in the challenge match. The mixed doubles featured Elizabeth Moore and Robert Le Roy of the New York Lawn Tennis Club winning over Miss Anne Risch and Frederick Anderson.
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Holcombe Ward
Ross Burchard
Yale
West Side
Ward
Burchard
Elizabeth H. Moore
Robert le Roy
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Anne Risch
New York Club
Frederick G. Anderson
Kings County Tennis Club
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Anderson
Miss Moore
le Roy
LeRoy
Yale-Princeton
Harold H. Hackett
Raymond D. Little
New York Lawn
Allen
Hackett
Collegians
I Fosdewenee Ward
Orange Tennis Club
Rose Barelacd
Wet Side Tennis Club
Ire Roosevelt Pell
Arthur S. Cragin
T- * Club
A. J. Shaw
H. F. Holbrow
Harold H. Harkett
Reyraemt F ° Little
West Side Tennis Club
Emyn
Sue
Lawn Tenny
G. Lorraine Wyeth
New York
Laoe
Harry F. Alien
Robert Belmont Cricket Club
Raymond Little
Wee Tennis Club
Mise Elizabeth
New-York
Anna M. Risch
Frederick New-York Tows Tennis Club
Kings Count Club
Owe W
State Championship Tennis Tournament at Syracuse
The New York State championship tennis event takes place at Sedgwick Farm Tennis Club in Syracuse under US National Lawn Tennis Association direction the week of July 13. Events include men singles with winner facing Frederick B. Alexander for the challenge cup and men doubles handicaps and consolation. Play begins 3 pm Tuesday July 14 entries close July 11 with R. S. Burlingame Syracuse.
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New York State
R. S. Burlingame
Dewitt St
Syracuse
Watson Jr. Wins Dry Court Singles at New York Meet
Wet courts postpone most of the New York Lawn Tennis Club meet at 123 St and St Nicholas Ave. Charles F. Watson Jr. of Orange Lawn Tennis Club defeats Dr Julian K Smythe of New York Lawn Tennis Club 6 2 6 2 in the only dry court match. Nearly thirty men entered. eleven women enter handicap singles featuring top metropolitan experts.
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St. Nicholas Ave
Charles F. Watson, Jr
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Mountain Station
N. J
Julian K. Smythe
Fast Horses for Grand Circuit from Lexington Stable
A strong trotting and pacing stable ships to Columbus for the Grand Circuit. The group includes Chase 297% Twinkle 2 95 Gail Hamilton 2 1 Rhyth mic 2 08 Belle Kuser 2 10 Nervale 2 Tre gantle Trial 2 10 Jay McGregor 2 25% Grey Fortune 2 24%4 Blossom filly Baron Oaks Kentucky Futurity candidate Baron Dillon Jr. 2 07 Hawthorne 2 14 and Fred H 2 28.
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Lexington
Columbus
Ohio
Chase
Twinkle
Gail Hamilton
Rhythmic
Belle Kuser
Nervale
Blossom
Fily
Baron Oaks
Baron Dillon, Jr
Hawthorne
Fred H
New and secondhand carriages and wagons offered
John Moore & Co and Andrew Mowbray advertise a wide assortment of runabouts station wagons surreys and carriages in stock with gas rigs and special inducements. They list warehouses at 59 Warren St and 239 Schermerhorn St near Broadway offering new and secondhand vehicles and harness horse clothing and related items.
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New Gas
Cial Inducerm
Tare
Horse
John Moore & CO
Warren SF
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