Keene’s Maskette Wins at Gravesend in Stakes Race
Keene’s Maskette led from the start to win the Stakes for three year old fillies at Gravesend, earning $4,100 from a $5,100 purse. Trainer Rowe and jockeys rolled strong performances as other runners like Lady Bedford and Petticoat contended. Effendi qualified for next Thursday’s handicap after a solid one mile and a quarter victory.
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Mr. Keene
Bent C. Hildreth
Ge Water
Ent Rowe
Gee
Em Maskette
Butwell
Reaeis
Carlton
Harry Payre Whitney
John E. Madden
Lady Bedford
Masket
Gbit
Tes
Si Teke
Gerons
Brefi
Ap Oare Deat
Hembure
Hatama
Frenk Frisbie
Mefaliion
Pretend
Nicol
Dagen
Medallion
P. J. Dwyer
Brooklyn Club
Frederick Johnson
Joe Marrone
Suchter
St. Joseph
Mr. Johnson
Grand
Hammerless
Sir John Johmson
Isidor
Julia Powel
McCarter
Sir John Johnson
E Dugan
Jorker
James Rowe
James R. Keene
Glass
Brookdule
E. Dugan Seal
Bet Rowe
Forcal Ae
Brooklyn Deckes
Xtra Trace
Psmre
Pete Ae
Creery Glass
Ovlds
Furiones
Tim
McManus
Imagan
Ural
G. Burns
Mike
Winmer
Sruire
J & Ciosing
Jocker
Scoville
Dugan
B. c
Hatas- Ouner
W. T. Kren
We & A
Doyles
A‘ Medahey
A & Lang
A. Smith
E Ling
Ivtdor—Lair
Beverwick Stable
Dugan Ve & Ie
Finsoceny
Russell
Genestone
Beoville BS
Moore
Cc. Miller
J. Taral
Yankees Lose Chance In Tight Pitching Duel
Tom Hughes struggled over eight innings against Cleveland as the Yankees fell 3 to 2 at American League Park. Warhop shut down Cleveland for eight innings, but New York failed to cash in on late chances including a ninth inning chance with Hemphill’s two base drive and a misplayed squeeze. Key hits by Hinchman Ball Engle and others fueled the Indian attack, while Lejoye and teammates produced three runs in the opening frame to set the tone.
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Tom Hughes
Chicago
Stallings
Cleveland
la Jolie
Merrymen
Hughes
Warhop
Yankees
Berger
Hemphill
Knight
Kleinow
Turner
Cree
Wardleep
Demmitt
Hinchman
Elberfeld
Bradley
Goode
Lajoie
Hinchiman
Ball
Bemis
Demmitt Warhop
Kieinon
Lord
Keeler
Engle
Chase
Laporte
Vaughn
Kiernon
Battes
Batten
New York
Kielnan
Code
T Bane
Teveland
Cubs Defeat Brooklyn 3 to 2 In Pitchers Battle
Chicago tops Brooklyn 3 2 as Hunter loses support. Johnny Evers drives two triples and scores twice. Brooklyn took the lead in the second on Ber gen, Hofman, and Lumley action. Evers added a third base hit and scored again on Sheckard, while Bergen sub gave way to McMillan.
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Chicago
Cubs
Brooklyn
Hunter
Brown
Hofman
Bergen
McMillan
Schulte
Evers
Alperman
Alverman
Steinfeldt
Lennox
Hummel
Sheckard
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Brooklyn Ab
Lbpoa
Abr
Ib Po
Burch
Zin’ Man
Moran
O “ Brown
tMellveen
American League Games and Results From Yesterday
Today in the American League Cleveland faces New York while St Louis visits Washington and Detroit travels to Philadelphia. Yesterday Cleveland beat New York 8 to 2 and Boston split with Chicago 8 2 and 6 1 while Detroit beat Philadelphia 4 1 and Washington defeated St Louis 5 to 1. Standings show Detroit atop with 81 wins and 18 losses, Cleveland 28 24, Philadelphia 27 20, Chicago 22 24, Boston 26 24, St Louis 18 38, New York 23 22, Washington 16 29. Cleveland and New York also noted as 3 2 and 4 3 results with rain postponements for New York vs Pittsburgh and Philadelphia vs Cincinnati.
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Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Iswe. J. PC
Beaston
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
V. L
P.O
Summers Dominates as Detroit Triumphs Over Philadelphia
Summers proved effective the ninth today as Detroit bunched hits off Plank and Philadelphia. The game featured six innings of offense with Dyveert scoring in the eighth. Stolen bases by Bush and Cobb highlighted the action while Summers pitched for the win with Connolly and Hurst also contributing.
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Summers
Detwo
Plank
Philadelphia
Troit
Dyveert
de Ee
Bush
Wford
Cobb
Dygert
S F Eres
Connolly
Hurst
Philadelf Fila
Detroit
IBM
Hartse
Ganley
Crawford
Ol ‘Allins
Orto
Murphy
Davis
Moriarty
Baker
Leary
Parry
White Sox split twin bill in Boston on holiday
Chicago White Sox win morning game 9 to 2 then lose 6 to 1 in the afternoon to Boston in a holiday two game set. Isbell scored on a sacrifice fly by Atz after bases were loaded in the ninth. Umpires Perrine and Eva.
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Boston
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Vistors
Isbell
Atz
Bresnahan's St. Louis Triumphs 4-3 Over Boston in Tight Tilt
In St Louis on June 17 Boston pressured Bresnahan's squad but St Louis edged them 4 to 3. Lush had one tough inning in a solid start while White allowed 2 runs in relief as Bresnahan’s men clinched the win with timely hits and solid defense.
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St. Louis
Boston
Bresnahan
Lush
Whitewarl
Ribpo
Beck
Konetchy
Beaumont
Evans
Sweeney
Phelps
Autrey
O Rulswitz
Si Dahlen
OB Charles
Graham c
White
Ledeen Sd
Byrne
Starr
Charlies
Heeck
Graham
Dehlen
Charles
Hulswitt
Ellis
Keneteky
Ry White
Eastern League games and yesterday results recap
Eastern League schedule includes Montreal at Newark Buffalo at Jersey City Toronto at Baltimore Rochester at Providence. Yesterday results Newark 5 Montreal Buffalo 4 Jersey City 0 Providence 4 Toronto 3 Rochester 0 Providence 9 Rochester 0 forfeited. Standings show Rochester and Toronto leading with Toronto 26 23 489 etc. Batteries listed for each game and rain forced one game to end early.
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Montreal
Newark
Buffalo
Jerace City
Toronto
Baltimore
Rochester
Providence
F. PS. Rochester
Jersey City
Jersey
Taylor and Ryan, Waller and Spahr
R. FE
E. NewWork
Frill and Lapp, Wicker and Clarke
H. Ee
Baltimore O
Desson and Byers
Durham
Vandergrift
Holmes
Butler
Cronin
Fitzgerald
Stafford
Connecticut League Results Highlight Mixed Scores Across Cities
Bridgeport defeated Waterbury 3 to 1 while Springfield and Holyoke tied 4 to 4 in eight innings. New Haven won 4 to Northampton 1. Hartford beat New Britain 4 to 1. Brockton ran up an 11 to 2 score on Worcester, Lowell blanked Haverhill 3 to 0, Lynn swept Fall River 4 to 0 in the first game and then won 2 to 1 in the second game, and Lawrence toppled New Bedford 1 to 0.
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Bridgeport
Waterbury
Springfield
Holyoke
New Haven
Northampton
Hartford
New Britain
Brockton
Worcester
Lowell
Haverhill
Lynn
Fall River
Lawrence
New Bedford
Washington Defeats St Louis 5 1 in Five Innings
Washington beat St Louis 5 to 1 in five innings as heavy rain ended the game early. Graham was relieved in the fifth, Howell pitched poorly, Groom pitched effectively despite poor support. Scoreline shows Washington 0 0 1 6 2 and St Louis 0 0 0 0 1 with Groom and Street credited. Graham Hoevell and Criger relievers. Egan and Sheridan as umpires.
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Washington
St. Louis
Graham
Howell
Groom
R. H
Groom_ and Street
Graham, Hoevell and Criger
Egan and Sheridan
Brookline Country Club Meet Opens With Fatal Steeplechase Fall
Boston reports the annual Brookline Country Club race meet opened with about 12,000 spectators. Seven horses fell during the day and in the final steeplechase the mare Lin nia, owned by Hayden Channing of Charlecote Farm, Sherborn, Mass, broke her neck and died instantly. Prince Hampton, owned by J. W. Colt, won the challenge cup steeplechase, and Vaquero took the Myopia Steeplechase for Colt as well.
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Boston
Country Club
Brookline
Linnia
Hayden Channing
Charlecote Farm
Sherborn
Mass
J. W. Colt
Prince Hampton
Vaquero
Readville speedster sets world twenty-five mile record
Ralph De Palma driving a 60 horsepower Fiat at Readville Mass on June 17 clocked 25 miles in 25 minutes 3 seconds averaging 35 seconds per lap. His time overtakes Barney Oldfield’s Fresno 1904 mark of 23:28.35. The Bay State Automobile Association event featured eight races with notable results and a protest over James B. Ryall’s amateur status.
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Readville
Mass
Ralph de Palma
de Palma
Barney Oldfield
Fresno
Cal
Bay State Automobile Association
James B. Ryall
New York
B. W. Shaw
Boston
Stoddard Dayton
A. W. Merriam
Welch
Builey
Harry F. Grant
Alco
Huy Hughes
Allen-Kingston
E. ©. Hayes
Midland
Cteck
Te Bo Lorimer
Worcester
Chalmers-Detroit
Row Shaw
Stoddard-Dayton
Hugh Hughes
Time Ste
John Coffer
Hartford
Conn
Columbia
F. F. Cameron
Chalmers
Detroit
S. L.rogers
C. A. Glenworth
Baston
Allen- Kingston
Bo Lorimer
Charlies Basle
Crowds Pour Into Crown Point For Western Vanderbilt Auto Race
Crowds of thousands pour into Crown Point and nearby Lowell Indiana as seventeen light autos prepare for the Indiana trophy race over a 23.6 mile course from Crown Point to Lowell. Illinois National Guard units arrive, setting up tents at the course as residents host spectators in town.
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Crown Point
Ind
Crown Point-Lowell
Chicago
Lowell
Eddy
Illinois National Guard
Sanborn
Grandstand
Whittemore Leads 83-Player Field in MA Golf Qualifier
Watertown June 17 P W Whittemore of The Country Club Brookline led an 83-player field in the 18-hole qualifying for the Massachusetts Golf Association seventh annual championship at Oakley Country Club. He shot 74. The Country Club won the Windler Shield as the club with five top scores in qualifying. Seven players broke par and the highest qualifying score was 7. Thirty-two qualified.
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Watertown
Mase
P. W. Whittemore
Brookline
Massachusetts Golf Association
Oakley Country Club
Windler
George L. Windler
United States Golf Association
Yale's Time Equalled In Thames Rowing Trial
Yale and Harvard varsity crews raced on the Thames in Red Top Conn with a heavy wind delaying action. The Crimson eight covered four miles upstream in 20:5, equalling Yale's previous time. Yale paddled and practiced starts, with Julian W Curtiss joining the squad.
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Red Top
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Crimson
Varsity
Julian W. Curtiss
Brown Leads Golfers In Hudson River Championship Qualifying
Charles Brown of Saegkill topped the qualifying round in the Hudson River Golf Association eighth annual championship at Twaalfskill Club Kingston with 73 two strokes ahead of L. E. Van Etten of the home club. C. V. D. Benton also from Saegkill placed third and six Yonkers entrants reached the championship division. Tiffany omitted to play as he left for Huntingdon Valley. Eighteen hole rounds planned except final with thirty six holes. Renton fell to T. H. Crane of Saegkill 5 up 4 to play. Further scores listed.
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Charles Brown
Saegkill
Hudson River Golf Association
Kingston
L. E. van Etten
C. V. D. Benton
Briarcliff
Renton
T. H. Crane
Toral
C. H. Brown
Seferee IL
van Etten
Twaalfskill
Sarckill
H. B. Wood
Columbia Crane
Rosstre
A. Adriance
Dutchess
L. Moore
Megraw
Cady
Columbia
D. Schoonmaker
Twaifsk
Dewey
Walfski
Coordon Reel
Hawer
R. P. White
Nyack
R. Nelson
Dutchess I. BR. Hasbrouck
W. Dp. Mills
Orange County
Hayes
Josiah Bartlett
H M. Smith
B. M. Fowler
Tutchese
C S. Ralston
Kenyon Drake
Cc A. Warren
J. E. van Etten
Chadwick
Eerie
Herane
C. Benton
Saerkil
H G. Phillips
Aecaxilh
H. S. Jennings
W .L. Gunther
Zoup
H. Brown
Snerkill
We. A
Adriance
Tn Moore
Trutchess
J. Bartlett
J. E. Hayes
HG. Waring
Saeght
H. M. Smith
Gc. D
Hasbrouck
Eee
H. Bartlett
E. R. P. White
H. Svetavergenr
P. F Cady
F. PD
R. H. Megraw
Reel
Twaalfekill
J. D. Sepernaeen
Accident Hampers Franklin Player In Lawn Tennis Match
Boston June 17. An accident to his ankle in the first set gave F J Sulloway of Franklin New Hampshire the final against C K E Johnson of this city in the Massachusetts state lawn tennis championship at Longwood. Johnson sprained his ankle and retired four games into the first set. Sulloway to meet R C Seaver of Boston in the challenge match tomorrow.
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Boston
F. J. Sulloway
Franklin
N. H
C. K E. Johnson
Longwood Cricket Club
Sulloway
R. C. Seaver
Johnson
Istalena Wins Regatta In Close New York Yacht Club Race
Istalena helmed by George M. Pynchon wins the 19% mile sloops class in a brisk finish off Glen Cove as Aurora, steered by Cornelius Vanderbilt, follows closely just ninety seconds behind. Winsome, owned by Henry F. Lippitt, retires after topmast failure. Adventuress loses topmast early. 3 footers Alera and Phryne race to a narrow finish.
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George M. Pynchon
Istalena
Glen Cove
New York Yacht Club
Aurora
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Henry F. Lippitt
Parsonage Point
Long Neck Point
Mott's Point
Hempstead Bay
Eclipse
Miladi
Winseme
Adventuress
C. ¢. Rumrill
Corello
George Is. Batchelder
Alera
Phryne
Lawn tennis surprise Miss Wagner in defeat
Miss Louise S Hammond won the women's metropolitan singles title at West Side Tennis Club defeating Miss Marie Wagner 6 love, 6 love due to Wagner illness. Inman beat Dionne 6-2, 6-1 in the men’s semi, while Palmer struggled past Bull 7-5 2-6 6-4. Doubles saw Larned and Wat reach the semis.
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Louise S. Hammond
West Side
van Cortlandt Park
Marie Wagner
Love
F—Love
Miss Wagner
Fredericks C. Inman
Richard H. Palmer
Inman
Dionne
Palmer
New Jersey
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Crescent Athletic Club
Bull
Crescent
Lawin P. Larned
Frederick Wat
Orange
Co - Metropoliv Atagies
Hugh Tallant
Roy Ritchey
Sereund
Ck CC
Man
G A. One
Charlies M. Bull, Jr
King Smith
Walter Merrill Hall
Morris S Clark
Ra Fox
J. William Rosenbaum
Richer
Ewing E Taylor
Walter V. Bennett
A Sannena Weeabedkee Jr
Arthur Cragin
Seeaten
Teeseeeennes
Roy Richey
Crews In Time Rows For Four Mile Varsity Trial
Telegraph report from Poughkeepsie June 17 describes Cornell and Columbia varsity crews racing four miles in time rows. Columbia led to finish as Cornell reached three miles, with fast, steady strokes and evidence of Rice shifting rowers for better balance. Murphy impressed by finishing strong, signaling Columbia improvement.
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Tribune
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Cornell
Columbian
Rice
Courtney
Columbia
Ithacans
Varsity
Ryan
Crussi
Murphy
Hamann
Robinson
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Harry Payne Whitney
Hallaton
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Ibis
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Han He Prlinne
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Istalens
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Sth Ave
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Cuisine Francaise
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124Th Street
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Ft. Wash's Ave
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