Sports Schedule Highlights From New York Circuits
Racing at Coney Island and Sheepshead Bay at 2 3 p m. Baseball games listed for New York teams in rival cities. Lawn tennis events include Massachusetts and Pennsylvania championships plus major club tournaments. Trotting at Mineola and polo match for Squadron A at Van Cortland Park.
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Gunfire dominates six furlong favorite at Suburban Day
Hastings filly Gunfire stalked the pack and surged to victory beating rivals as Amicitia and The Rival battled for place. Three of New Ton Benninton’s horses Hataseo’s Coney Island Handicap entries showed speed while Lady Albercroft faded late. Ace Full, King Hanger, and Roehampton also ran notable races with heavy betting and surprise results throughout the card.
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Wiliam Collins Whitney
Hastings
Barnum & Bailey
Mr. Whitney
Burns
Amicitia
Newton Bennington
Bensonhurst
Jack DeMund
Lady Albercroft
Sir Voorhies
Shorthose
Con
Lady
Albert
Turner
Jack” M. Grove
Nasturtium
Ace
Billy” Barrick
Criterion
Ascension
Jack de Ond
Roehampton
St. Finnan
Moor
Homestead
Home
Sheephead Entries For Today Race Card
Sheephead entries listed for today with weights and horses for the first race a highweight handicap over three quarters of a mile on the math track and a one mile race for older horses listing weights and horse names such as Jim Tully De Reszke Bonmot Star of the West and others with uncertain spellings and numbers. The fragmentary data shows weight figures and several horse names including Alard Scheck Miliary-314 and Kernote but many entries are garbled.
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Sheepshead
Jim Tully
Alard Scheck
de Reszke
Fatr Knigh
Filon Or Wins Country Club Grand Annual Steeplechase
Filon Or carrying Thomas W. Lawson's blue and gold won the Country Club Grand Annual Steeplechase at Clyde Park in Boston. Favorite George W. Jenkins failed at the hurdle, Ray went down, and Filon Or advanced to win by a few strides with a time of 5 04 for about two and a half miles.
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Boston
Filon d'Or
Thomas W. Lawson
Country Club
Clyde Park
Hurdie
George W. Jenkins
Ray
Filon Air
William M. Kerr
Galore—Beval
Heider
Pierre Lorillard
B. G. Pandoras
Mr. Smith
Edward G
Veitch
Frosty
Sprig
Touchdown
Mr. J. Malone
B. G. Ohnet
Conrad— Tuer P
Harry W. Smith
Sam Devere
Thomas
B. G. Chaos
T. W. Lawson
Strathmore
Woaries M. Hart
Mr. Harri
T. W. Br. G. Draug
Neponeet
Braven
Fides
Carson
Joseph E. Wideners
Fulminate
Mara
Mr. Chamlett
C. c. Adiidaumo
Barry
Decso Tan
Brown Fox
Parsons
Fell & Hayes
Mr. Hayes
F. Douglass
C. & Highstrung
O'Leary
Nueht Bell
Fadle
Hark Forward
Top prices at Rancho del Paso yearling sale at Fasig-Tipton paddocks
At Fasig Tipton paddocks opposite the track Sydney Paget topped bids with 10000 for a colt and 6000 for another. W C Whitney was the buyer. The sale featured various consignments including a Watercress-Sekanet colt and a Sir Modred queen Hess half sister relation. Several horses sold for 1000 or more while Burns received a 100 fine. penalties followed for barrier misconduct and jockey lineups for upcoming races. Goodwin's Official Turf Guide No 35 released covering races in the US and Canada to June 15.
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Fasig-Tipton Company
Sydney Paget
W. C. Whitney
Imp. Watercress-Sekanet
Ormonde
Green B. Morris
Fly
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Kenilworth
Tommy” Burns
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Redfern
Colonel Pepper
John E. Madden
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Goodwin
Canada
Amateur Athletic Union Swimming Championships at Travers Island
The AAU swimming championships will be staged by the New York Athletic Club at Travers Island over three days July 12 August 23 and October 4. Events include 22-yard half-mile 110-yard handicap novice 110-yard quarter-mile one-mile and 1-yard national championships with medals awarded to top finishers.
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Travers Island
Mineola Wins Atlantic Yacht Club Regatta Off Coney Island
Steered by Charlie Barr Mineola a seventy foot sloop owned by August Belmont defeats Yankee owned by J Rogers Maxwell by 2 minutes 31 seconds amid northwest winds from Scot Land Lightship to Sandy Hook. Elmina and Hester also earn class wins with notable sail repairs and time figures reported.
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Charlie Barr
Columbia
Belmont
Mineola
Coney Island Point
Atlantic Yacht Club
J. Rogers Maxwell
Scotland
Sandy Hook
Barr
R. P. Doremus
F. F. Brewster
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Trouble
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Wraith
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F. C. Moore
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Rascal
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Hester
Cleveland H. Dodge
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Charles M. Smithers
Tid
Narika
F. T. Cornell
Yankee
J. R. Maxwell
Eclipse
F. J. Rodewald
Bonito
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H. B. Shaen
Chispa
Charles Hall
H. J. Robert
Cockatoo
Hendon Chubb
E. FL Luckenbach
Karma
J. C. Erskine
Streak
Speidel Brothers
New York and Chicago Road Association Formed for National Highway
A meeting at the Bar Association rooms organized the New York and Chicago Road Association. Officers elected include Colonel Albert A. Pope as president and John B. Uhle as vice president, signifying the launch of plans for a national highway between this city and Chicago.
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New York and Chicago
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A. H. Battey
Woodruff
W. E. Scarrittt
F. C. Donald
B. B. Ayres
T. J. Keenan, Jr
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H. L. Perkins
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Goshen
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Regatta Closes With Muriel Winning by Narrow Margin
The Muriel edged Muriels rivals in a brisk windy race off Coney Island, with Elmina Mineola Yankee and others following. Comodore Tod sailed Thistle with guests as Eelin, Coronet, Montauk and Celt trailed. protests surfaced over starting procedures and timing by tugboats.
Champion Beats Walthour In Motor Pace Disputed Race
Albert Champion won the twenty five mile motor paced race at Revere track ahead of Bobby Walthour by crowding tactics used by Walthour's pacemakers. Finish time 36 minutes 4 seconds. Harry Elkes claimed a clear win in the Charles River Park event, finishing over a mile ahead of Will Stinson. Hugh McLean trailed by three miles.
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Albert Champion
Bobby” Walthour
Revere Track
Walthour
Champion
Charles River Park
Harry Elkes
Will” Stinson
Hugh McLean
Speed limit ordinances set in Orange and neighboring towns
Orange, South Orange and Millburn moved to curb autos at low speeds. Orange discusses a blank ordinance, South Orange imposes harsh penalties starting at 25 dollars for first offense and escalating to 250 and 30 days in jail, Millburn caps speed at eight miles per hour with a 50 dollar penalty for violations.
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N. J
South Orange
Millburn
New York Beats Boston in Doubleheader at Boston
The New York base ball club visiting Boston suffered a poor showing as Boston won both games. In the morning, Boston scored four runs in the eighth to win. Washburn was hit in the nose, Dunn replaced him. In the afternoon, New York started Blewitt who was hit nineteen times as Boston dominated. Scoring featured Demont and Doyle with two-base hits while Washburn, Carney, Dunn, Cooley and Tenney stole bases. Umpire Cantillion. Time 1 50.
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Cooley
Washburn
Dunn
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Taylor
York
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Doyle
Carney
Lush
Tenner
Kittridge
Dement
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Tenney
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Smith
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Tayior
Bowerman
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Hendricks
Rit Carney
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Lauder
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O! Jones
Moran
Pittinger
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Greminger
Cantillon
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Lehigh
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Penn
College of the City of
Brooklyn Wins Finely Played Game
Brooklyn wins a finely played game against Philadelphia. Key players include McCreery Sheckard Hulswit and Hallman. Pitching saw Newton and Iberg hold the opposing lineup with multiple double plays and stolen bases noted.
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Philadelphia
Dolan
Keeler
Sheckard
McCreery
Dahlen
Irwin
Farrell
Flood
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Thomas
Browne
Jennings
Barry
Doom
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Hallman
Childs
Iberg, P
Felix
Jacklitsch
Iberg
Hulswitt
Emslie
Providence abr Hildeb'd Wagner and Jersey City clash in game
In a contested matchup the Providence abr Hildeb'd team faced Jersey City. Key players included Sullivan Cassidy L Foster Friend Connors Corriden Brown and Conn on the Providence side while Shindle Halligan Carr Woods Shoch Butler McManus Burns contributed for Jersey City. Final line scores show multiple runs and errors across the innings.
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Friend
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Carr
Hildeb
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Sullivan
O Cassidy
L Foster
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Woods
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Burns
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