Racing and sports schedule across New York area
Coney Island Jockey Club meets at Sheepshead Bay at 2 30 p m. New York teams play in Boston Philadelphia and other cities. Lawn tennis hosts Massachusetts and Pennsylvania championships and New England title events. Trotting at Mineola 2 30 p m Polo by Squadron A at Van Cortlandt Park.
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Gunfire dominates Coney Island Handicap in solid Hastings display
Hastings filly Gunfire under Burns proved superior at six furlongs, winning the Coney Island Handicap while Hata son’s stable boasted three strong runners including Bensonhurst and Lady Albercroft. Ace Fall and Roehampton also posted notable efforts as bookmakers reacted to Gunfire’s dominant performance.
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William Collins Whitney
Hastings
Gunfire
Made
Mr. Whitney
Rowe
Burns
Amicitia
Newton Bennington
Bensonhurst
Jack DeMund
Lady Albercroft
Sir Voorhies
Shortone
Sir Modred
Atheling
Hatason
Diack
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Mr. Meckay
Mackay
Jack” Martin
Nasturtium
Ace
Billy
Ascension
Criterion
Roehampton
St. Finnan
Moor
Demurrer
Jiamestone
Homestead
Filon d'Or Wins Country Club Steeplechase
Filon d'Or riding for Thomas W. Lawson captured the Country Club Grand Annual Steeplechase at Clyde Park in Boston. The win came after a dramatic hurdle clear and a short stretch to beat George W. Jenkins and other runners. Lawson’s stable also claimed multiple supporting races including a handicap hurdle and the Grand Annual Cup.
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Filon Por
Boston
Filon d'Or
Thomas W. Lawson
Country Club
Clyde Park
George W. Jenkins
Ray
William M. Kerr
Galore—Beval
Heider
Pierre Lorillaré
B. G. Pandoras
Edward Green
Weltch
Frosty
Sprig
Touchdown
Stan
Malone
B. G. Ohner
Conrad
Lucy P
Harry W. Smith
Sam Devere
Thomas
B. G. Chaos
T. W. Lawson
B. G. Ferocious
Strathmore
Filon “De—Fides
Carson
Joseph E. Fulminate
Mara
Mr. Cham
Edward
B. G. Headland
Brown Fox
Fell
Fourth day's sale at Fasig-Tipton. Paget top bidders
At the Rancho del Paso yearling sale Paget led with a $10,000 bid for a Watercress-Sekanet colt and $6.90 for another. Whitney acted as the principal buyer, with several high prices noted. Race incidents include Tommy Burns fined and suspended, with jockey changes announced for upcoming American Derby entries. Goodwin's Turf Guide No. 5 is released detailing races in the U S and Canada through June 15.
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Fasig-Tipton Company
Sydney Paget
W. C. Whitney
Bayer
Imp. Watercress-Sekanet
Ormonde
Green HK
England
Modred
Queen Bess
Kenilworth
Tommy” Burns
Fitzgerald
Burns
Redfern
Colonel Pepper
John >. Madden
Pentecost
Chicago
O'Conner
Arsenal
Mr. Featherstone
Key
Bullman
Heno
Mr. Mack
Mackay Becat
Mackey
Goodwin
Canada
Swimming Championships Under NY Athletic Club at Travers Island
The Amateur Athletic Union swimming championships will be staged at Travers Island under NYAC auspices over three days: July 12, August 22, and October 4. Events include 22-yard, half-mile, 110-yard, 110-yard novice, handicap races, and diving with medals for top three in each event.
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Amateur Athletic Union
New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
Mineola Wins Regatta Steered by Wee Charlie Barr
Mineola a seventy foot sloop owned by August Belmont wins the Atlantic Yacht Club regatta off Coney Island in a 30 mile course in northwest breeze. skipper Barr nurses a broken gaff to finish ahead of Yankee by 2 minutes 31 seconds while Elmina and Hester claim class wins amid a list of sailboat results.
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Charlie Barr
Columbia
Belmont
Mineola
Coney Island Point
Atlantic Yacht Club
J. Rogers Meaxwell
Scotland
Sandy Hook
Mineova
Barr
R. P. Doremus
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Flmina
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Trouble
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Wraith
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Rascal
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Hester
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Eelin
Ethel
Ipse
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Fithe
R. J. Moran
James Gayin
Muriel
Narika
F. T. Cornell
Benito
Haviland Brothe
Mariquita
H. B. Shaen
Chispa
Charles Hall
H. J. Robert
Cockatoo
Hendon Chubb
Song
National highway project gains formal kickoff in city
The New York and Chicago Road Association was organized at a Bar Association meeting on Monday night to push a national highway from this city to Chicago. Colonel Albert A. Pope was elected president with John B. Uhle as vice president.
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Chicago
New York and Chicago
Lee C. Boardman
WL. Dickinson
A. H. Battey
Woodruff
W. E. Scar F.C. Donald
B. B. Ayres
T. J. Keenan, Jr
Crendall
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Milo M. Belding, Jr
H. L. Perkins
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Elyria
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Goshen
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Hammond
Oriental Hotel
Manhattan Beach
Brooklyn
Kate Wheelock
P. J. Cormey
San Francisco
R. S. Weers
Yachts Race Off Coney Island In Rough Seas
The Muriel edged ahead of rivals Muriel Mineola and Yankee in a 26 mile course from Coney Island Point to Scotland Lightship, amid squalls and a wind off shore. Disputes arose over race start timing with sloop Mariginta protested for crossing before signals. Commodore Ted hosted guests aboard Thistle as other yachts Coronet Montauk and Celt followed the field.
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Robert E. Ted
Thistle
Coronet
Montauk
J. Rogers Maxwell
Celt
Regatta Committee
Raymond
Coney Island Point
Mariel
Elmina
Dennis
Belmonts
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Eclipse
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Bonito
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Ondama
Trouble
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Karma
Song
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Chispa
Ondawa
Old Orchard Shoat
Champion Beats Walthour In Charged Motor Pace Race
Albert Champion wins a twenty five mile motor paced race at Charles River Park, finishing 12 laps ahead of Bobby Walthour after Walthour’s pacemakers crowded him. Time 36 04 25. Harry Elkes posts a near walkover in 28 13 3 5, with Will Stinson over a mile back and Hugh McLean three miles behind.
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Boston
Albert Champion
Bobby” Walthour
Revere Track
Walthour
Champion
Charles River Park
Harry Elkes
Will” Stinson
Hugh McLean
Speed limits adopted in Orange area with steep penalties
Or ange, South Orange and Millburn enact speed controls. Orange proposes a ten mile an hour limit with fines rising from 25 to 250 and 30 days in jail on the third offense. South Orange enforces strict penalties. Millburn sets eight miles per hour with a 50 dollar fine for faster speeds.
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N. J
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Millburn
New York Team Falls To Boston In Doubleheader
The New York Base ball Club visiting Boston lost both games to the home nine. Boston won the morning contest 6 to 4 after an extra inning rally, with Washburn hurt by a pitched ball and Dunn substituting. In the afternoon, New York’sBlewitt surrendered nineteen hits as Boston cruised to a lopsided win that delighted about 2,500 spectators.
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Brooklyn and Philadelphia Playthrough Box Score Highlight
Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 2 in a game where Newton pitched for Brooklyn and Iberg started for Philadelphia. Key hits include McCreery Sheckard and Hulswitt with two base hits. Hulswitt and Hallman stole bases. Final line shows Brooklyn 6 runs on 11 hits, Philadelphia 2 on 7, with three earned runs for Brooklyn and none for Philadelphia.
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Newton
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Iberg
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Hulswitt
Flood
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Emslie
Providence Phillipsville game shows wide scoring split
In a rough contest Wagner Sullivan and Cassidy led offense for Providence with multiple hits and runs. For City lineup Mack Shindle Halligan Carr Woods Shoechrt and Burns contributed, while Conn and McManus shared pitching duties.
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Sullivan
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Foster
Friend
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Corridon
Brown
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P & Rf
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Shindle
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