Horses in Dead Heat Shake Gravesend Race
Gravesend held a sensational dead heat in the featured two year olds event as Evening Song and Hada's Sister could not be separated. Alfred Noble led a field in the handicap, a public trial for Sheepshead Bay next Thursday, while Montpelier Stable's filly Projectile and other runners showed form. Reports note strong finishes, jockey moves, and odds across multiple races with significant local interest.
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Noble
Han- Gap
Gravesend
Harry Payne Whitner
Evening Song
Mr. Earle
Hada
Montpelier
Meddler
Song
Huda
Glass
Sk Lartise
Alfred Noble Abie
Bull
Squire
Sheepshead Bay
F. Tugan
Alfred Noble
E. Dugan
Butler
Alfred Nobile Mes
King James
Montpelier Stables
Meddier
Jame
Cuick
Creevy
Puddie
Miitaniel
Jocker
Crickmore
McProwells Kings
Sheepshead Hey
Hart
Many Golfers Entered for National Open Championship
Ty to last night fifty five entries had been retired for the national open golf championship tournament to be held over the links of the Engie ooul Golf Club on June 25 and 26. This includes prominent professionals from the metropolitan district as well as entrants from the West and the Boston section. Wic Anderson of St Louis four times winner of the title and present Western champion is due to arrive tomorrow. Fred McLeod of the Midlothians, who defeated Wylie Smith for the title last year, has been in the East for several days. Chen of Wilmington is one of the contenders, Alec Smith of Wyckoff, Jack Mothens of Exxlewood, and Isaac Mackie of Fox Mill are also talked of as likely winners. Other prominent entrants include Alec Ross of Bern, Abrampeil of Brookline, and George Tae of Waltcier.
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Engie*ooul Golf Club
Moropolitan
Boston
Wic Anderson
St. Louis
Fred McLeod
Pre
Wylie Smith
Chen
Imingtor
Alec Smith
Wykagy
Jack Mothens
Exxlewood
Issac Mackie
Fox Millis
Alec
Alec Ross
Bern
Abrampbeil
Brookline
George x Tae
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Keen Play for Lawn Tennis Titles at Metropolitan Meet
Indoor national champion Miss Marie Wagner and Miss Elizabeth H Moore clashed in a semifinal at the West Side Tennis Club with Wagner edging Moore 6 2 4 in sets, as Wildey Hammond defeated Wagner Marcus 6 4 2 in women doubles. The men's singles narrowed to nine of eighty, with Kelley and Hull Jr. advancing in a field led by Crescent Athletic Club’s Hull.
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Marie Wagner
Elizabeth H. Moore
West Side
Miss Moore
Edna Wildey
Louise S. Hammond
Erna Marcus
Miss Wagner
Miss Marcus
Kelley
Arthur &Ragin
Hugh Tarlant
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Richard H. Palmer
Hull
Crescent Athletic Club
Harry Torrance, Jr
Standings and schedule notes from early baseball games
National League today features Newark at Pittsburg Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati and St Louis. American League games list Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston two games St Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia. Yesterday results: Cleveland 4 New York 5 Chicago 9 Boston 4 Philadelphia 5 Detroit 4 St Louis 3 Washington 2. National and American League standings show Philadelphia and Chicago leading their divisions with varying win totals.
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Newark
Pittsburg
Brooklin
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Dal Cleveland
New York
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
W. i
Pittsboro
Brooklyn
St. Louie
Yankees Lose To Cleveland In Narrow Defeat At Park
Cleveland defeats the Yankees by 4 to 3 at American League Park in a tightly played game marked by misplays and signal breakdowns. Joe Tie pitched well for New York amid a patched infield, while Cleveland capitalized on early errors and a crucial two-run second inning to surge ahead.
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Cleveland
Yankees
Joe Tie
Povle
Tovie
To Young
Dovie
Knight
Vaughn
Devvie
Goode
Bradley
Doyle
Kleinow
Vaughan
Hradley
Chase
Engle
Young
Vaust
Iajoie
Kiernon
Easterly
Felding
Lajoies
Hinckman
Clyde
Demmitts
Fiberfeld
Jong Fly
East
Lord's
Elberfeld
Kiemow
Fnchase
Hase
Lajele
Demmitt
Anic
Br Lex
Lord
Brackley
Vaughan Lett
New York
Ball
Stovall
Balle
Warhop
Teveland
Eya
Doyle Eteht
Waelee
Pires
Kem
O'Loughlin
Cubs Rally to Defeat Brooklyn and Take Early Pennant Lead
Chicago wins 3 runs to 2 over the Brooklyn Superbas in a tense game. Reulbach and Zimmerman spark the Cubs with key hits as Moran and Reulbach drive in runs. Brooklyn's Rucker pitches solidly but the Cubs hold the edge in innings two and six.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Hordon
Cubs
Brook
Cuba
Streinfeldt
Hovant
Schulte
Zimmerman
Steinfelddt Moran
Reulbach
Superbas
Clement
Hummel
Alperman
Jement
Rucker
Evers Sheckard
Hofman
Howard
Bchulte
Stafel Chicago
Zim’rman
Ase
Beulbach
Brooklyn Moran
McMillan
Tran Humrel
Brookly
Bergen
Rucher
Jibach
T Johnstone
Cusack
Zimmerman Rucker
Alperman Biden Hioward
Ansa En Bhago
St. Louis Wins Game One in Series Over Boston
St Louis beat Boston 8 to 5 in the opener as Sallee and Mattern pitched for the visitors. Boston started strong in the third inning, but St Louis' bats answered from the first frame. Br. Louis 00201201 x 8, Boston 983 908 00-5. Batteries Kallee and Phelps. Mattern and Smith and Graham. Umpires Klem and Kane.
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St. Louis
St. Louie
Boaton
Sallee
Mattern
Boston
R. H. E Br
Cincinnati Defeats Philadelphia in High-Scoring Game
In Cincinnati on June 16 Philadelphia fell to the Reds by a 7 to score. Stevelin sparked the offense with a third inning single, Doolin hit a home run, and pitchers Rowan and Dubuc could not stop the rally. Umpires Rigler and Truby officiated.
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Ino
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Stevelin
Doolinss
Rowan
Dubuc
Mme
Automobiles World Deals in Times Square Ads
An ad filled page promotes automobile bargains with locations at Times Square, 215 West 48th Street near Broadway, Michigan Avenue and T. Lois intersections. It touts new designs and low prices with various dealers and contact points listed.
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Times SQ. Automobile CO Arces
New York
48Th St
Boway
Michigan Ave &T. Lois
N. W
Pine
18Th Sts
Sir Martin Unplaced in Royal Hunt Cup at Ascot
American bred three year old Sir Martin, once in Derby contention, failed to place in the 7 furlongs 146 yards Royal Hunt Cup Handicap at Ascot. Carried 113 pounds in a field of twenty three. Dark Ronald won with Arranmore second and Christmas Daily third. Perseus III, owned by Harry Payne Whitney, started.
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Ascot
Tone
Sir Martin
Dark Ronald
Arranmore
Christmas Daily
Harry Payne Whitney
Perseus III
Yale Crew Sets Four Mile Time On Tideway Run
In Gales Ferry at the navy yard Yale varsity eight completed a four mile upstream row in 20 minutes 35 seconds under light wind and tide. The crew was towed to the start and returned with strokes between 31 and 34. At Red Top Harvard varsity eight logged 6 miles, finishing a morning session with a 2:25 half mile and a 16:13 afternoon run as racing starts were tested.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Varsity
Red Top
Harvard
Navy Yard
Mullins Run Broken After Detroit Loss to Athletics
Philadelphia Athletics defeated Detroit 5 to 4 ending Mullins eleven game winning streak. Hard hitting in sixth and seventh innings powered Philadelphia to the victory as Detroit left runners stranded. Line scores show Detroit 4, Philadelphia 5 with key plays including three-base hits by Thomas and Stanage. Officials credited Umpiresurat and Connop.
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Philadelphia
Mullin
Detroit
Athletics
Bush
Hue Iling
Baker
Crawford
Rite Thomas
Stanage
McIntyre
R Capp
Arden
Collins
Davis
Moriarty
Craseford
Ftender
Tretroit
St Louis Beats Washington 3 2 In Seventh Inning Rally
St Louis scored twice in the seventh to upset Washington 3 to 2 as Waddell yielded two critical innings. Washington worked Smith, Groom, Hughes, Blankenship and Street in the batting order with Egan and Sheridan officiating as umpires.
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ST. Louis
Washington
St Tsuls
Smith
Waddell
Waddell and Stephens
Smith, Groom, Hughes, Blankenship
Street
Egan
Sheridan
Chicago Beats Boston 6 to 4 as Steele Exits Early
In a brisk game June 16 Chicago outpitched Boston 6 to 4. Speaker led with three base hits two of which counted toward Chicago's early run. Steele was driven from the box in the eighth. Walsh replaced Suter and held the Incais to one hit. Walsh, Suter, and Sullivan starred for Chicago while Corrigan, Arellanes, and the Boston lineup struggled. Umpires Perrine and Evans officiated.
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Speaker
Chicago
Boston
Steele
Innin
Walsh
Sutor
Incais
R. HE
Suter and
Sullivan
Arellanes
Corrigan
Perrine and
Evans
Eastern League Games and Results Summary
Montreal at Newark Buffalo at Jersey City Toronto at Baltimore Rochester at Providence Newark beat Rochester 4 Toronto 7 Jersey City 3 Providence defeated Montreal 4 Buffalo 4 Baltimore 3 10 innings Standings show Rochester Newark Montreal Providence Buffalo Baltimore Toronto Jersey City Philadelphia Merion tennis doubles champions Dewhurst Carpenter defeated Johnson Rendall 6 4 6 4 6 5 6 4
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Montreal
Newark
Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Baltimore
Rochester
Providence
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Merion
E. B. Dewhurst
J. R. Carpenter, Jr
Wallace F. Johnson
Jr. J. Rendall
Ford cars reach Stock Springs in ocean-to-ocean race
Both Ford cars arrived at K44 in Stock Springs Wyoming on June 16 after a brief rest. The Shawmut car also reached the site by noon. All machines were reported in good condition and the drivers resumed the race following the rest period.
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Stock Springs
Wyo
Ford
Shawmut
Giants Drill Pirates As Matty Comes Up Short
Pittsburg June 18 Pirates suffer crushing 6 to 2 defeat by the Giants before a record midweek crowd. Mathewson pitched well, Leever held the line briefly, and Meyers and Bridwell sparked New York’s offense with three and two RBI hits respectively.
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Pittsburg
Pirates
Giants
Mathewson
Matty
Leifield
Leever
Tenney
Gibson
Doyle
Wilson
Murray
Herzog
Centrefield
Barbeau
Leach
O Hara
Clarke
O'Hara
Wagner
Herzog- Devlin
Bridwell
Meyers
Devlin
Abstelm
Miller
New York
Teifield
Phillippe
Sore Cesecsans
Pitborn
Tenner
Myres
Phil Mgree
Sac Ritee
McGraw and Bugs Raymond in Train Tug of War
On the Pittsburg to New York trip, Giants manager John McGraw clashed with pitcher Bugs Raymond in a sleeping car dispute. No blows occurred, but McGraw dictated Raymond must behave. Raymond, new from St. Louis, had stirred tension during the journey, and McGraw warned he would chastise him if misbehavior continued.
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Pittsburg
Bugs” Raymond
Giants
St. Louis
John McGraw
Cincinnati
McGraw
Raymond
Yankee Horses Score at Olympia International Horse Show
London reports the International Horse Show at Olympia ends with dominant American and British participation. Americans show stronger average in championships, eight caps to Britain’s eleven. prize list tallies include Great Britain 52 firsts, 54 seconds, 51 thirds, while the United States has 34 firsts and 24 seconds amid a long list of placings. Prominent British winners named include Kerr, Foster, Hoffmann, Bowie, Stokes, Drage, Gilbey, Barker, Colmate, Greenall, Berson, Stern, and Colston.
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London
Olympia
America
Great Britain
Canada
United States
Italy
Belgium
Argentina
Norway
Holland
John Kerr
W. Foster
Paul Hoffmann
Alexander Bowie
J. H. Stokes
John Drage
Gilbert Gilbey
John Barker
G Colmate
Greenall
Walter Alfred Berson
Bro
Edward Stern
Edward Colston
Sheridan Sets Hop Skip Jump Record and Franstula Toss
Marti Tl Sheridan of the Irish American Athletic Club New York set a standing hop skip and jump mark of 32 feet inches. He also threw the franstula 149 feet inch, potentially a Pittsburgh discus mark if accepted. Matt McGrath and I J Flanagan tied for first in the sixteen pound hammer with 167 feet. The event halted by police after multiple throws into a dense crowd. no injuries. Thirteen thousand spectators witnessed the meet under the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Western Pennsylvania.
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Marti Tl Sheridan
Pennsylvania
Order of
Hibernia
Tour to Champlain Three Day Auto Club Route
The Automobile Club of America plans a three day Albany to Lake Champlain tour for those attending the Champlain tercentenary celebration starting July 4. The route runs Albany to Saratoga to Lake George Schroon Lake and Elizabethtown to Plattsburg then a steamer to Burlington and return via Manchester and Bennington. Samuel Butler leads the survey with signs and posts.
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Bureau of Tours
The
Automobile Club of America
Albany
Lake Champlain
Alba
Saratoga
Lake George
Schroon Lake
Elizabethtown
Plattsburg
Burlington
Manchester
Bennington
Samuel Butler
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W. C. Whitney
S.simer
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Jennings
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C. IL. Harrison
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Bettix
Dlahey
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Grard
Feovilie
Dugan
McCahes
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Miss Wildey
Miss Hammond
Metropolitan
Walter Merrill Hall
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J. William Rosenbaum
Henry J. Mollenhauer
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F. E. Ferrie
H.R. Mellick
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Ewing E. Taylor
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Richard H Palmer
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F T* Perkins
William R. Cragin Jr
Arthur S Cragin
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Otto H. Hinck
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Little
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George
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William H. Pouch
Fina Marcus
SF. Weaver
Elizabeth
Runce
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Louise So Hammond
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Defaut
Fdna Wilder
Tousse S Hammond
Misa Marie Wagner
Erma Marcus
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Rigler
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Charlie Hargrave
Petitt
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Mgraw
Bugs
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Robert Burns
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