Various New York Sporting Events and Championships
Racing at Coney Island and Sheepshead Bay. Apawamis hosts women’s Scotch foursomes. Baseball games include New York at Boston and Philadelphia with regional matchups. Yachting at New York Yacht Club Lower Bay. Trotting at Mineola. Lawn tennis championships unfold across Lonewood Hartford Philadelphia and New York venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
Philadophia
New York
Bay Ridge Handicap Upset by Advance Guard at Roxboro
Advance Guard earns a head victory in the Bay Ridge Handicap at 4 miles 1/4, edging Nones as Dixieline underperformed. Roxboro claims the Daisy Stakes at Coburg with Our Nugget runner-up, while Turner’s rides draw stewards’ ire and key horses like Keynote falter in early races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odom
Dixieline
Terby
Bay Ridee
North
South
Swiftmas
Blues
Morningside
Poolroom
Daily States
Sunny Shore
Miladi Love
Gir Woorhies
Hagein
Our Nugget
Sir Voorhies
McCue
Roxboro
Buttons
Odem
Moon Shooters
Serge
Mr. Fitzgerald
Keynote
Mr. Follawsbee
Shea
Roxane
Sister Juliet
Colonel Pepper
Turner
Mr. Whitney
Jacker
King
Coburg
Stor
Jim Tully
Dr. Saylor
Lantry
Gravesend
Mr. Haegin
J. B. Haggin
Sewer
Link
Cesspool
St Geemee Eugenia Buran
Allert
Martins
laTurners
Cougar
Alard Scheck
Tewyer
Tommie Lee
Colture
Bate Belving
Bullmane
Leneth
I.h
Penner Etabie
Per _ dalze
Ondina
Redfern
Michaels
Shaw
McClinch
Candie
Mas
Wonderly
Drivig
Timer
Miles Carruthers & Shields
Tom— Nellie van
Swittmas
Martin
Shas
Trigger
Heno Fast Derby Trial Sets Chicago Favoritism
Co. H Mackay announces Heno’s 1 12 mile in 2 36 2 5 at Chicago trial as Derby favorite. Bullman rides Heno in Chicago. Pentecost and Arsenal, Metropolitan winners, travel by special car for the American Derby. Hermis is unavailable due to a setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. H. Mackay
C. F. Hill
Heno
Chicago
Bullman
J. E. Madden
Pentecost
A. Featherstone
Arsenal
Hermis
Sceptre Beaten at Ascot by Simony and St Uncomber
London reports at Ascot Heath crowds gathered in sunny weather without King Edward and Queen Alexandra. The Coronation Stakes saw R S Stevies bay filly Sceptre defeated, while Sir E Cassels Doctrine led to victory for Simony with St Uncomber second and a field of twenty three. The Royal Hunt Cup followed with Osardas second and St Maclou third. The Prince of Wales attended in place of the monarchs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ascot Heath
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Prince of Wales
Ascot
Stevier
Sceptre
E. Cassels
J. Blundell
Maple’s Simony
W. Raphael's
St. Uncomber
the Solicitor
Osardas
St. Maclou
Yearling Sale at Gravesend Yields Modest Prices
The Rancho del Paso Stud yearlings sold at Gravesend with no sensational bids. Best price 4.50 paid by Sydney Paget for a bay colt by St. Gallen Turmoil. Purchases included 2.2 for a Bassetlaw Victoria Cross colt and several entries above 1,000, led by a 2,000 Ray Film by St. Modred bought by Paget. Total and average figures for 22 head and five days were reported as 121,670 and 5,? per head respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rancho del Paso
Gravesend
Sydney Paget
Imp. St. Gallen
Turmoil
Pease
Phoenician
Imp Bassetlaw
A L. Aste
Imp
St. Modred
Sydney
Dunne
St. Gotten
J. W. Lehan
Montana
Hex Alandria
pNaches Sicha
Four riders chosen for Metropole Cycling Club race
The Metropole Cycling Club at Manhattan Beach will hold a four cornered twenty mile motor paced race next Saturday. The four selected middle distance riders are Howard Freeman of Portland Tommy Hall of England Bennie Munroe of Memphis and Gussie Lawson of Salt Lake City. All have established reputations in other cycle racing events. Freeman has been noted for prior performance in racing.
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Metropole Cycling Club
Manhattan Beach
Howard Freeman
Portland
Ore
Tommy” Hall
England
Bennie” Munroe
Memphis
Tenn
Gussie” Lawson
Salt Lake
Fourway Metropole Race Set to Feature Top Track Loners
Beaten only once this year the contenders Tommy Hall Jimmy Michael Iver Lawson Gussie Lawson and Bennie Munroe dominate the field for a six day style showdown in the Metropole Sweepstakes Handicap The half and twenty mile race promises a bitter contest with pacing tandems relief machines and a mad whirl as Kramer starts from scratch for the five nine distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy” Hall
Jimmy” Michael
Jack” Prince
Iver Lawson
Rank Kramer
New York Yacht Club Regatta Opens in Lower Bay
Four schooners eight sloops and two yawls compete in the New York Yacht Club annual regatta to be sailed today in the lower bay. Notable entries include Vigilant and Ailsa with a 33 mile course for schooners and big sloops, 26 miles for smaller sloops. The Perseus chartered by the club will escort the fleet from Pier No. 1 North River at 11:14 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York Yacht Club
Percy Chubb
Henry Redmond
Charles Smithers
Muriel
Thomas McKee
August Belmont
Charlie Barr
J. Rogers Maxwell
Syce
Humma
Wegain
Hinden
Hester
Isolde
Eelin
Fort Wadsworth
Hoffman Island
Southwest Spit
Sandy Hook
Scotland
Convent of
Ciut
fron ste@imbeat Perseur
le Pier No. 1
North River
Trotting Races Highlight Queens Nassau Spring Meet
Mineola hosts a large crowd at the Queens Nassau Agricultural Society spring meet with top trotting events in 2:25 and 2:17 classes. Hinderina and Meadow Bell win heat and straight finish races. Lord Belgrade wins the pacing 2:17 class ahead of Gertrude G. and Maud M. strong field includes Tattler Burns and Dolly Durock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
Long Island
Queens-Nassau Agricultural Society
Hinderina
Maud Belle
Lord Belgrade
Gertrude G
Maud M. Roste Wilkes
Tattler Burns
Meadow Hell
Dolly Durock
Camilla
Vinderina
B. Tm
E. M Underhili
Hazel F
Bom
Huber
Sto Taura C. Bom
William H. Hyer
K Farm
Libwood
FS. Fisher
Maud Retle
M. Cw
J. Millay
Hb. Ge
Hendrickson
Clyteminestra
Mort Wright
Br. x
W. H. Snyder
H. Nichols
Maud M
R. L. Davise
G. Eg OW
Kesie Wilkes
Warren H
Bog
Blk
B. m
R. L
Mona
James K
Sovderd Co
Oiere
Seth
American Yachts at Kiel Regatta Draws Disappointment
Twelve American steam yachts will visit Kiel for the regatta starting June 26. A lack of any American warship at Kiel disappoints yachting and naval circles, despite Emperor William’s hoped-for presence. Rear Admiral Crowninshield has not ordered a vessel to attend the German race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Kiel
Crowninshield
Iroquois steam yacht launched for Lake George voyage
Le Grand C. Cramer’s new 76 foot steam yacht Iroquois built by Gas Engine and Power Co and Charles L Seabury is launched at Morris Heights. Mrs. Cramer names her as she left the ways. She will race/fly the Lake George Yacht Club flag and travel via Delaware and Hudson Canal and a marine car to Lake George, with triple expansion engines and a Seabury boiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Weld
Chanticleer
Colbeth
Newport
Gas Engine and Power Company
Charles L. Seabury Company
Morris Heights
Lake George
Veterans of New York and Philadelphia in Prospect Park Cricket Match
A key veteran cricket clash set for Prospect Park this year pits New York against Philadelphia. Captain John P. Green leads Philadelphia with Colohan, Morgan, and other Belmont Germantown Merion players. New York, captained by S. E. Hosford, will field Mayor John Hinchliffe and 10 teammates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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. Je 1
N. S. Walker
R. St. G. Walker
H. Manley
George W. Barnes
G. Fitz Gibbon
Meteor Sails for Kiel Tow in Torpedo Boat Escort
Southampton notes that the American built schooner Meteor departed for Kiel today, escorted in tow by a torpedo boat commanded by Imperial authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiel
Southampton
Emperor William
Meteor
Bridgeport Hosts Seawanhaka Cup Trials Off New Haven
Six American yacht clubs enter trial races to be sailed off Bridgeport June 30 to July 3 as a lead up to the Seawanhaka Cup race August 7 at Lake St. Louis near Montreal. The Bridgeport Yacht Club hosts under its flag with crew from its members. The winner will sail in the international race for the Seawanhaka Cup. Clubs entered include White Bear of St Paul Manchester of Manchester Massachusetts Eastern of Boston Manhasset of Port Washington and Benatit Corinthian Yacht Club of Bay Shore entering two yachts. A Bridgeport trophy awaits the trials victor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Nelson Lodge defeats Livingston Field Club by 67 runs
Nelson Lodge Cricket Club impressed Staten Island yesterday by beating Livingston Field Club for 120 to 53. H. Tattersall and R. W. R. Powell starred with 64 runs between them and shared wickets. M. R. Cobb excelled for Livingston with 23 runs and 5 wickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Lodge Cricket Club
Staten Island
Livingston Field Club
H. Tattersall
R. W. R. Powell
M. R. Cobb
Livingston
Nelson Lodge
Yacht Races Dates Set for Canada Cup and Regatta Notes
A Rochester N Y Yacht Club and Royal Canadian Yacht Club joint committee fixed August 15 17 and 19 1993 for Canada Cup races with a top three in five format. A Yachts enrolled in Ardsley will sail a Hudson River start next Saturday. The New York Yacht Club regatta uses Perseus as guests boat at Lower Bay today starting 10 a m from Pier 1 North River. Seawanhaka Cup trials are set for August 7 8 and 9 on Lake St Louis. Two new defenders are under construction by W S Clouston and a Royal St Lawrence Yacht Club syndicate, unnamed and not yet launched. Ridgemont underwent an official Hudson trial recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester CN. Y. Yacht Club
Royal Canadian Yacht Club of Toronto
Ardsley
Lake St. Louis
W.S. Clouston
Montreuil
Royal
Manhattan Beats Knickerbocker in 189-Run Cricket Victory
In a Baytine match, Manhattan Cricket Club defeated Knickerbocker Athletic Club by 189 runs. F J Prendergast fell three runs short of a century while H Tyers scored 8 not out and took 7 wickets for 16 runs. Manhattan 218 Knickerbocker 38. A Caville contributed 22. Knickerbocker’s top score was F D Mockler with 9.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Hughes
White
Dahlen
Hulswitz
Jennings
Sheckard
Irwin
Dahler
Farrell
Flood
Browne
Delan
Hutdies
Quakers
New York
Baytine
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Manhattan Cricket Club
F. J. Prendergast
H. Tyers
Tyers
Manhattan
A. Caville
Knickerbocker
F. D. Mockler
New-York and Chicago Road Associa tion Formed
The New York and Chicago Road Association forms with Colonel Albert A Pope of Boston as president. Officers are named, and the plan envisions a continuous road from New York to Chicago starting at Fort Lee New Jersey passing through Newburg Binghamton Olean Elmira Jamestown Conneaut Elyria Mansfield Napoleon Goshen South Bend Hammond to Chicago about eight hundred fifty miles.
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New York
Chicago
New-York
Elmira
Jamestown
Conneaut
Ohio
Cleveland
Elyria
Ndusky
Napoleon
Goshen
Ind
South Bend
Hammond
Home Run Sparks Big First Inning Triumph for Boston
In a slugging Boston win over New York, Kittridge homered in the first inning driving in two, with Greminger, Demont, and Cooley adding runs. Sparks and Eason pitched. Eason settled after the third, keeping New York scoreless the rest of the game.
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Boston
New York
Sparks
Eason
Kittridge
Greminger
Lush
Brodie
Hendricks
Tenney
Doyle
Cooley
O Lauder
O Carney
Bean
G'minger
Smith
Demont
Jones
Bowerman
Cason
Goat
New-York
Howerman
Omm Eason
Spark
Cantillon
Chicago shuts out Cincinnati in tight afternoon game
Chicago defeated Cincinnati 1 run to 0 in a well pitched contest. Phillips and Taylor earned the victory for Chicago while Bergen and Chance handled the batteries. Hitting stayed fairly even with scattered hits on both sides.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Phillips
Taylor
Bergen
Chance
Jersey City wins final game of series over Providence
In Jersey City a 5 to 3 win over Providence closed the series. McCann limited Providence hits while errors cost the visitors. Foster and Shindle homered for Jersey City. Newark added a 6 to 1 loss as Worcester won with Delehanty homer and Newark double plays.
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Jersey City
Providence
McCann
Providence Jersey
Hildebrand
Oaks. W
Wagner
Mack
S.sullivan
Cassity
Halligan
Foster
Carr
Friend
Wools
Connors
Shorh
Foo McCauley
O McManus
G.sullivan
McCann, P
Jersey
McCaule Sullivan
Shindle
Wasner
Sullivan
Snyder
Newark
Worcester
Delehanty
Merritt
Garry
Clancy
Griffin
Sebring
McIntyre
Daly
Rickert
Jordan
Steelman
Kellogg
Madison
Culver
Wrigley
Hemming
Hastings
Neon
Danc Ee
Pelebanty
Kelly
Batteries and lineups across multiple baseball venues
In Boston and Detroit lineups feature Beston Prentiss Criger Streit Wood Mullin Buelow Patten Clarke and more as batteries. St Louis Baltimore and Washington show varied batteries led by Powell Maloney Sugden Shields Howell Bresnahan. New England League results include Dover Lowell Fall River Nashua Haverhill Manchester Concord Lawrence with scores noted.
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St. Louis
Baltimore
Powell, Maloney
Sugden
Shields
Howell
Bresnahan
Dover
Lowell
Fall River
Nashua
Haverhill
Manchester
Concord
Lawrence
Connecticut and State League Baseball Scores Report
In Connecticut League action Waterbury defeated Norwich 8 to 2 and Bridgeport beat New Haven 4 to 0. Hartford split with Meriden 0 2 in the first game and 10 1 in the second. Springfield beat New London 14 5. In the State League Binghamton topped Albany 4 1 Syracuse won 10 4 over Troy and Utica defeated Schenectady 7 6. Ilion beat A. J. and G. 8 to L.
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Waterbury-Waterbury
Norwich
Bridgeport
New Haven
Hartford
Meriden
Springfield
New London
Binghamton
Albany
Syracuse
Troy
Utica
Schenectady
Tion
Ilion
A. J
Yale and Princeton Split Honors in New York Lawn Tennis Debut
Yale and Princeton split the doubles and singles in opening chess like play at the New York Lawn Tennis Club. Le Roy and Grant of the New York club beat Anderson and Mollenhauer in a long two set match. Westfall and Kelley advanced to semifinals with strong net play and powerful ground strokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Princeton
New York Lawn
C. C. Kelley
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
P. K. Condict
Henry Sargent
Hackett
Allen
Warner
Denehue
New-York Lawn Tennis Club
Raymond Db. Littl
Frederick B. Alexander
Alexander
le Roy
Grant
Frederick G. Anderson
Henry W. Mollenhauer
Kings County Club
Love
Enship
RML
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Floyd R
Frederick W. Heitkamp
County Tennislub
CC. Kelley
West Side Tennis Club
Calhoun €. Cragin
Robert le Roy
Wylie
County Tennis Club
Raymond Little
Frederick B Alexander
West Side Club
R. M. Beckley
J. T. Beckley
Calhounee and
Holcombe Ward
Morris S. Clark
Lorraine G. Wyeth
P. K. Conciet
Yale University
Henry W. Warner
T. M. Donohue
Edward P Fisher
Kelley
Louis J. Grant
Norman Johnson
Henry Jowe
J. K. Cahn Jowe
Robert Colwell, Jr
J. C. Cresson
Week of Expert Tennis at Crescent Club Bay Ridge
A week long Invitation tennis tournament opens Monday at Bay Ridge on grass courts, featuring Beals C Wright R D Little Clarence Hobart Holcombe Ward and W J Clothier in a round robin with four matches each. Exhibition doubles and multiple daily events, with music and possible Saturday dance, accompany the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Beals
C. Wright
Helcombe Ward
Beals CC
Wright
W. A. Larned
Holcombe
W. R
Wright Defeats Ware to Defend Massachusetts Title
In Boston on the Longwood courts Wright defeated Leo E. Ware 3-6 2-6 4-4 3-6 to defend his tennis championship amid a large crowd. Wright yielded the first set but then played steadily with precise strokes and strong net work to overcome Ware’s hot pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Beals
Wright
Massachusetts
Longwood Courts
Leo E. Ware
Ware
Chess Match by Correspondence Stirs New York Pennsylvania
Satisfactory progress noted in a long running bfg team chess match between New York and Pennsylvania. With 24 players per side and two games per pair, a large total remains. Pennsylvania leads by nine points as about three hundred results have been posted, and the Em has 1 game while the Quakers have 151.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Soo
Quakers
Heavy sentence for Kappele in grand larceny case
Edward W. Kappele, insurance man, found guilty of grand larceny in obtaining a $3 mortgage from George F. Green by false representations was sentenced to five years and six months in Auburn Prison. Motions for dismissal and a new trial were denied. He admitted past convictions for bigamy and larceny and awaits appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Times
Lockport
Edward W. Kappele
George F. Green
Auburn
Kappele
Rochester
Pele
Widow of Bob Ford Dies by Own Hand in Colorado
Mrs. Margaret Feeney widow of the notorious Bob Ford, who killed Jesse James, died by morphine poisoning at Creede Colorado. She had a scar from a gun wound given by Ford and was separated from him. Her second husband was killed in a mine accident.
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Durango
Col
Margaret Feeney
Bob” Ford
Jesse James
Creede
Ford
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