RACING AND GOLF UPDATE FROM NEW YORK TEAMS AND EVENTS
Racing notes from Coney Island Jockey Club and Sheepshead Bay show 23 events with seven placed entries. Golf covers Apawamis women’s Scotch foursomes. Baseball schedules list New York at Boston and other city matchups. Yachting features New York Yacht Club regatta in Lower Bay. Trotting at Mineola at 2 30 p m. Lawn tennis reports Massachusetts singles and open tournaments in Philadelphia and Hartford with New England and Pennsylvania championships.
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Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bar
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Yale
Harvard
New-York Yacht Club
Lower Bay
Mineola
TNIS
Massachusetts
Longwood
Pennsylvania
Phila
Lphia
New-York
New England
Hartford
Conn
Bay Ridge Handicap Thriller and Daisy Stakes Upset
Advance Guard wins the Bay Ridge Handicap at a mile and a quarter by a head, outrunning Nones on a fast track led by Odom. Roxboro captures the Daily Stakes for two year olds on turf in a tight finish over Miladi Love with Our Nugeet close behind. Roxboro pays 39 to 1. Turner’s Coburg shows a disputed ride in the Coburg lightweight handicap with calls for stewards’ action after a near-loss.
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Advance Guard
Bay Ridge
Odom
Dixielinec
North
South
Swiftmas
Blues
Morningside
Poolroom
Daily States
Eugenia Burch
Sunny Shore
Miladi Love
Sir Voorhies
Hagein
Our Nugeget
McCue
Roxboro
Buttons
Odem
Moon Shooters
Serge
Mr. Fitzgerald
Keynote
Roxane
Sister Juliet
Colonel Pepper
Turner
Mr. Whitney
King Ha
Coburg Almst
Jim Tully
Dr. Seyler
Lantry
Gravesend
J. B. Hagein
Sewer
Sink
Cesspool
B. McClinch
mas—Goldie Cod
Cam Buttons
Was - Our Nugeet
O'Connor
Sir Voor
Wonderfly
Carruthe & Shields
Tom
Nellie van
Ane
Wonderly
Watercill
Dixieline
Shaw
Trigger
Redfern
Heno Fast Derby Trial. Derby Favorite Ahead
C H Mackay received a telegram from trainer C F Hill confirming Henos fast trial for the American Derby in Chicago. Heno ran a mile and a half in 2 5 and is regarded as the Derby favorite while Builman heads to Chicago to ride. Pentecost and Arsenal, Metropolitans winners, were sent to Chicago to start. Hermis is out due to problems in Chicago.
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C. H. Mackay
C. F. Hill
Heno
Chicago
Builman
J. E. Madden
Pentecost
A. Featherstone
Arsenal
Hermis
Sceptre Defeated at Ascot by Simony and St Uncomber
London June 18 big Ascot crowds despite royal absence. King Edward and Queen Alexandra expected to attend tomorrow. Prince of Wales represented royals. R S Sievier bay filly Sceptre upset in Coronation Stakes over three year olds. Simony wins with St Uncomber second. The Solicitor takes Royal Hunt Cup. Twenty three horses ran.
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London
Ascot Heath
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Prince of Wales
Ascot
R. S. Sievier
Sceptre
E. Cassels
J. Blanc Maple
W. Raphael
St. Uncomber
Yearling sale at Gravesend nets modest prices for Rancho del Paso stock
The Gravesend sale of yearlings from the Rancho del Paso Stud ended with no standout prices. several lots went bidless while the top bids reached 1.50 and 3.20 for two bright bay and chestnut colts. Sydney Paget purchased multiple lots including a bay colt by St Gallen Turmoil and a chestnut colt by Bassetlaw Victoria Cross, helping achieve a 22 head total and mixed averages across the five days.
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Rancho del Paso
Gravesend
Sydney Paget
Imp
St. Gallen
Turmoil
Pease
Phoenician
Bassetlaw
Sir Modred
St. Cane S Dome
P. Dunne
Gold Arter- Tourmaline
G. B. Morris
Bass Dunne
Imp. Sr
Paget
Neapaintere
Bassetlaw Victoria
Woodford
J. W
Lehan
Sepia
Montana
Alandria
Syney Paget
Berensie
Quartet Named For Metropole Cycling Meet Race
The Metropole Cycling Club selects four middle distance riders for a 20 mile motor paced contest at the invitation meet in Manhattan next Saturday. Howard Freeman of Portland Oregon Tom Hall of England Bennie Munroe of Memphis Tennessee and Gussie Lawson of Salt Lake City are the chosen quartet, each with a strong cycling rep in other events. Freeman has been noted for speed and endurance in prior races.
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Metropole Cycling Club
Manhattan Ad
Howard Freeman
Portland
Ore
Tommy” Hall
England
Bennie” Munroe
Memphis
Tenn
Gussie” Lawson
Salt Lake
Four Handed Battle Looms In Metropolitan Sprint
Beaten only once this year the field features Tommy Hall Jimmy Michael Iver Lawsons Gussie Munroe and rival Kramer in a tense half hour twenty mile Metropolitan Sweepstakes Handicap race. Each respaldo pacing tandems and relief machines the four contenders clash for track supremacy and betting intrigues.
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Tommy” Hall
Jimmy” Michael
Jack” Prince
Iver Lawson
Gussie
Bennie
Munroe
Rank Kramer
Brooklyn Defeats Philadelphia in Pitchers Battle
In a tight clash at Philadelphia, Brooklyn bested the Phillies 5 to 1 as White faltered in the ninth after strong pitching from Hughes. Brooklyn opened scoring late with Dahlen, Dahler, Irwin, and Farrell delivering key hits. Philadelphia failed to score in the final frame.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Dolan
Thomas
Keeler
Browne
Jennings
Sheechard
Metreery
Barry
Oz O Dahlen
Douglass
Irwin
Dooin
Farrell
Hulswitt
Flood
Hallman
Hughes
Ee White
Farrell Thomas
White
Emsile
New York Yacht Club regatta entries announced for lower bay
Four schooner yachts eight sloops and two yawls compete in the New-York Yacht Club annual regatta in the lower bay. Highlights include Vigilant and Ails in yawl class, Amrita Mineola Yankee and Elmina in various divisions, with start set at 11 15 a m off Buoy 13 and the Fiseur assisting spectators from Pier No 1.
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New-York Yacht Club
Percy Chubb
Henry Redmond
Charles Smithers
Muriel
Fettle
Thomas McKee
Barr
J. Rogers Maxwell
Syce
Humma
Hester
Isolde
Jin
No. 13
Fort Wadswond
Hoffman Island
Southwest Spit
Leavin Pier
North River
West
American yachts to visit Kiel regatta amid warship absence
Twelve American steam yachts will attend the Kiel regatta starting June 26, but no American warship will be present. Emperor William had hoped for a naval show, yet the U S Navy deferred orders to Rear Admiral Crowninshield who has not dispatched any ships to Kiel.
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Berlin
Kiel
Le Grand C Cramer Debuts 75 Foot Yacht Iroquois
Le Grand C Cramer launches the 75 foot steam yacht Iroquois at Morris Heights built by Gas Engine and Power and Charles L Seabury. Mrs Cramer names the vessel as she leaves the ways. She will sail on Lake George flying the Lake George Yacht Club flag. The Iroquois uses triple expansion engines and a Seabury boiler and will be moved by marine car to the lake after a trip to Albany via the Delaware and Hudson Canal with a short rail spur to the lake.
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George W. Weld
Chanticleer
Colbeth
Newport
Gas Engine and Power Company
Charles L. Seabury Company
Morris Heights
Lake George
Meteor Sails From Southampton Toward Kiel
Southampton June 18 The American built schooner Meteor left the port today for Kiel in tow of a torpedo boat marking a voyage tied to German interests during wartime.
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Southampton
Emperor William
Meteor
Kiel
Bridgeport Trials Set for Seawanhaka Cup Preparations
Six American yacht clubs enter trial races off Bridgeport from June 30 to July 3 ahead of the Seawanhaka Cup defense on August 7 at Lake St. Louis. The Bridgeport Yacht Club presides, inviting the Royal St. Lawrence, with the winner sailing under Bridgeport’s flag if American, carrying Bridgeport crew. Participants include White Bear of St. Paul, Manchester MA, Eastern of Boston, Manhasset of Port Washington, and two entries from Benati quit Corinthian of Bay Shore. The Bridgeport club offers a trophy for the trial winner.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Lake St. Louis
Montreal
Bridgeport Yacht Club
Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club
Bridgeport Club
White Bear Yacht Club
St. Paul
Manchester Yacht Club
Manchester
Mass
Eastern Yacht Club
Boston
Manhasset Yacht Club
Port Washington
Long Island
Benatiquit Corinthian Yacht Club
Bay Shore
Canada cup race dates set by Rochester and Toronto clubs
Dates August 15 17 and 19 1993 chosen by a joint committee of the Rochester CN Y Yacht Club and the Royal Canadian Yacht Club of Toronto. Best three in five races win. A race for points for Ardsley Yacht Club members slated next Saturday on the Hudson west of Ardsley clubhouse. Perseus named as NYYC club boat for today’s Lower Bay regatta replacing Cy. Seawanhaka Cup races set for Lake St Louis August 7 and 9. Two new defenders under construction by W S Clouston Montreal and a Royal St Lawrence Yacht Club syndicate. no launch or names yet. Ridgemont steam yacht had a recent official trial on the Hudson.
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Rochester CN. Y. Yacht Club
Royal Canadian Yacht Club of Toronto
Ardsley
New York Yacht Club
Perseus
North River
Lake St. Louis
W. S. Clouston
Montreal
Royal
Trotting Opens Queens Nassau Spring Meeting at Mineola
Large attendance as Queens Nassau Agricultural Society starts its spring event in Mineola. Trotting races draw focus with Hinderina winning two split heats and Meadow Bell taking the 2:17 class in straight heats. Lord Belgrade leads a strong second race field as Gertrude G. outsteps rivals in the first two heats.
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Mineola
Long Island
Queens-Nassau Agricultural Society
Hinderina
Maud Belle
Lord Belgrade
Gertrude G
Maud M
Rosie Wilkes
Tattler Burns
Meadow Bell
Dolly Durock
Camilla
Veterans of New York to face Philadelphia in Prospect Park match
A major cricket match today at Prospect Park pits New York against Philadelphia for the veteran championship. Captains John P. Green of Philadelphia and S. E. Hosford of New York lead teams featuring Belmont Germantown Merion players and city officials in a contest with two wins apiece in the past three years.
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New-York
Prospect Park
Philadelphia
New York
John P. Green
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphians
J. B. Colohan
G. T. Morgan
Belmont Cricket Club
D. S. Newhall
L. Wister
E. T. Comfort
J. ¢. Comfort
J. N. Henry
W. Warder
Germantown Cricket Club
W. C. Lowry
A. Evans
H. Haines
J. Pepper
Merion Cricket Club
S. E. Hosford
John Hinchliffe
Paterson
Howard MacNutt
Henry Martin
W. Fenwick
T. G. Clarke
George Williams
H. S. Jewell
N. S. Walker
R. St. G. Walker
H. Manley
George W. Barnes
G. Fitz Gibbon
Nelson Lodge Defeats Livingston Field by 67 Runs
Nelson Lodge Cricket Club impressed Staten Island by beating Livingston Field Club by 67 runs. H. Tattersall and R. W. R. Powell starred with 64 runs between them and all wickets, while M. R. Cobb led Livingston with 23 runs and 5 wickets. Livingston 53, Nelson Lodge 120.
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Nelson Lodge Cricket Club
Staten Island
Livingston Field Club
H. Tattersall
R. W. R. Powell
M. R. Cobb
Livingston
Nelson Lodge
Manhattan Beats Knickerbocker in Historic New York Cricket Match
In Baytine yesterday the Manhattan Cricket Club defeated Knickerbocker Athletic Club by 189 runs. F. J. Prendergast and H. Tyers bowled and batted for a record partnership of 162, Tyers not out eight, Prendergast nearly a century. Manhattan declared 218 and Knickerbocker were all out for 38 with Mockler top-scoring 13. Caville added 32 for Manhattan.
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New York
Baytine
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Manhattan Cricket Club
F. J. Prendergast
H. Tyers
Tyers
Manhattan
A. Caville
Knickerbocker
F. D. Mockler
New York Chicago Road Associa tion Formed Under Colonel Pope
Automobilists back a continuous New York to Chicago route forming the New York and Chicago Road Association with Colonel Albert A. Pope of Boston as president. Officers named and pledges of vigorous work. Proposed course runs from Fort Lee New Jersey through Newburg Binghamton Olean Elmira Corning Jamestown Conneaut Ohio Cleveland Elyria Indianapolis Napoleon Goshen South Bend Hammond to Chicago about eight hundred fifty miles.
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New York
Chicago
New-York
Olean
Elmira
Corning
Jamestown
Conneaut
Ohio
Cleveland
Elyria
Ndusky
Napoleon
Goshen
Ind
South Bend
Hammond
Boston and New York Slugging Battle in Narrow Win
In Boston, June 18, New York and Boston played a high scoring game with Sparks and Eason pitching. Eason settled after a rough first two innings and kept New York scoreless thereafter. Kittridge launched a first inning homer driving in two teammates, Greminger and Demont added runs in the sixth, and Cooley added another in the seventh to cap Boston's scoring as the game ended with Boston ahead.
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New York
Sparks
Eason
Kittridge
Greminger
Brodie
Lush
Hendricks
O Tenney
Cooley
Doyle
Carney
O Lauder
G' Minger
O Bean
Ss Demont
Smith
Long
Jones
Bowerman
Alee
New-York
Nena
Berman
Bean
Cantillon
Chicago shuts out Cincinnati in low scoring game
Cincinnati faces defeat as Chicago wins 1 to 0 in a pitching duel. Phillips and Taylor earned the win for Chicago while the Cincinnati batters were held to few hits. Batteries were Phillips Bergen for Cincinnati and Taylor Chance for Chicago.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Phillips
Taylor
Bergen
Chance
Jersey City wins final game of series over Providence
Jersey City defeated Providence 5 to 3 in the last game of the series at Jersey City. McCann held Providence to scattered hits while errors hurt Providence. Foster and Shindle hit home runs for Jersey City with solid pitching and fielding. Newark dropped its ninth straight as Worcester won, Delehanty homering for Newark and double plays aiding Worcester.
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Providence
McCann
Hildebrand
Oaks
Wagner
Mack
Shindle
S.sullivan
Halligan
Cassidy
Foster
Friend
Woods
Connors
Sheeh
McCauley
McManus
G.sullivan
MecCauley
S. Sullivan
Assid McCann
Sullivan
Newark
Worcester
Delehanty
Schrall
Merritt
Garry
Clancy
Setae Griffin
Sebring
McIntyre
Daly
Jordan
Hemming
Hastings
Kelly
Battery pairings and scores across leagues and cities
In New England League play results show batteries and paired pitchers or catchers listed with team names. Games reported include Dover Lowell 4 Dover 0 Fall River 2 Nashua 7 Haverhill 11 Manchester 8 Concord 2 Lawrence 3 among others across Boston Detroit St Louis and adjacent matchups with mixed outcomes.
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Dover
Lowell
Fall River
Nashua
Haverhill
Manchester
Concord
Lawrence
Connecticut League Scores Report
Waterbury over Norwich 8 to 2 in Waterbury. Bridgeport defeats New Haven 4 to 1. Hartford opens with Meriden 0 to 2, then Hartford 10 Meriden 1. Springfield hosts New London 5 to 14 in Springfield.
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Waterbury
Norwich
Bridgeport
New Haven
Hartford
Meriden
Springfield
New London
Unclear Scores From Regional Meet
Readable lines show games or scores by city and team pairs. Inconsistent fragments list Binghamton Albany Syracuse Troy Utica Schenectady and a final note with A. J. and G. L. at Tion Ilion. No full events or outcomes. text fragments remain ambiguous.
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Binghamton
Albany
Syracuse
Troy
Utica
Schenectady
Tion
Ilion
A. J
Yale and Princeton Split Honors in Lawn Tennis Opener
At the New York Lawn Tennis Club Yale and Princeton divided the honors in the opening doubles matches. Notable results included Le Roy and Grant of New York Club beating Anderson and Mollenhauer, and Kelley of West Side duo defeating Clark. Championship singles saw Kelley and Westfall advance after tight sets.
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Yale
Princeton
New York Lawn
Manhattan Ave
C. Kelley
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
P. K. Condict
Henry Sargent
Hackett
Allen
Warner
Denehue
New-York Lawn Tennis Club
Raymond D. Littl
Frederick B. Alexander
Alexander
le Roy
Grant
Frederick G. Anderson
Henry W. Mollenhauer
Kings County Club
Love
RML
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Floyd R. Sleepy Hollow Tennis Club
C. ¢. Kelley
West Side Tennis Club
Morris S. Clark
J. P. Paret
Semp W. Russ
San Antonio
Tex
Samuel A. Westfall
Kings County Tennis Club
Frederick W. Heitkamp
EK County Tennis Club
Calhoun C. Cragin
West Side Tennnis Club
Robert le Roy
Wylie
County Tennis Club
Raymond Little
R. M. Beckley
J. T. Beckley
Holcombe Ward
Lorraine G. Wyeth
Yale University
Henry W. Warner
T. M. Donohue
Edward P. Fisher
Kelley
Louis J. Grant
Norman Johnson
Henry Tone
J. K. Cahn
One
Spencer Trask
Lorraine @. Wreth
Harold H. Hackett
Chester Rice
Robert Colwell, Jr
J. C. Cresson
Tennis week at Crescent Club invites top players in Brooklyn
Beginning next Monday the Crescent Athletic Club in Bay Ridge Brooklyn hosts a week long Invitation tennis tournament under the United States National Lawn Tennis Association. Top Americans such as Beals Wright R D Little Clarence Hobart Holcombe Ward and W J Clothier will play in a round robin format with four matches per player. Exhibition doubles feature teams including Larned Ward and others with daily play starting at p m and entertainment planned on select evenings.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklyn
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Bay Ridge
America
Beals C. Wright
R. D. Little
Clarence Hobart
Holcombe Ward
W. J. Clothier
Mam
Beals
C. Wright
Helcombe Ward
W J
Wright Defeats Ware to Retain Massachusetts Title
In Boston on the Longwood courts Besis J. Wright defended his Massachusetts tennis championship by defeating Leo E. Ware in four sets 3-6 6-2 6-4 6-3 before a large crowd. Wright, initially nervous, found form after the second game and dominated with precise shots and strong net play.
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Boston
Besis J. Wright
Massachusetts
Longwood Courts
Leo E. Ware
Wright
Ware
Chess by correspondence shows PA ahead in big match
Progress in the New York Pennsylvania team chess match by correspondence is rapid with 24 players per side and 308 games total. Pennsylvania leads by nine points though NY may regain. Empire has 92 games credited against the Quakers 151 as scores are tallied.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Empire
Quakers
Heavy sentence for Kappele in grand larceny case
Buffalo reports Edward W. Kappele, insurance man, is sentenced to five years and six months in Auburn Prison for grand larceny in obtaining a $3 mortgage from George F. Green by false representations. Motions for dismissal and new trial denied. appeal planned. Kappele, born in Rochester, aged 49, has previous convictions for bigamy and larceny.
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Buffalo
Times
Lockport
Edward W. Kappele
George F. Green
Auburn
Kappele
Rochester
Widow of famous outlaw Ford dies by morphine self harm
Durango Colorado June 18 Mrs Margaret Feeney widow of the noted outlaw Bob Ford and former wife of the slayer of Jesse James died by taking morphine in self destruction She had been separated from her husband and had lived at Creede during the district’s wild days She bore a bullet scar from an incident in Ford s outburst and her second husband died in a mine accident
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Durango
Col
Margaret Feeney
Bob” Ford
Jesse James
Creede
Ford
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