Suburban Handicap Looms Large at Sheepshead Bay Race
Fifteen horses were named as potential starters for the Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay. Ballot tops weights at 127 pounds, with Montgomer y, Dorante, Fair Play, and others in the mix as contenders. The Coney Island Jockey Club aims to crown a marquee meeting despite limited betting.
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Sheepshead Ber
Hebrons
Albany
Games R. Keene
Ballot
F. A. Porsythes Dorante
Angerous
Belmont
C. Hiléreth
Montgomery
F. A. Foreythe
Dorante
Sam Emery
Robert
Eng J E. Madden
Frank Gill
Coney Island Jockey Club
James R. Keene
Han- Gap
Mr. Keene
Jimmy Lowe
Voter
Peter Pan
Ris
Colinana Celt
Brooklyn
Celt
Colin
Dorente
Gold Lady
Running Water
Water
Fair Play
de Tante
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS SUMMARY CARD
Dita Albany 4 Syracuse 1 Wilkes Barre 1 Binghamton 3 Scranton 1 Troy 9 A J 4G 5 Connecticut League Britain Holyoke 4 Waterbury 7 Meriden 7
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Dita
Albany
Syracuse
Wilkes-Barre
Binghamton
Scranton
Troy
A. J
Connecticut
Britain
Holyoke
Waterbury
Meriden
Fragmentary OCR Note on Pole and Admission
Fragmentary text references Serebe Pole Oreunds Xe 4 PP M Great ams admission 506 a likely garbled OCR fragment. Details incomplete. no clear event date or entities beyond scattered terms.
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Serebe Pole
Oreunds
Ams. Atmission
Yachting Regatta Opens With Light Breeze On Sound
The sixty first annual New York Yacht Club regatta saw three schooners and twelve sloops start a twenty and a half mile triangular course on Long Island Sound in southeast light winds. Commodore Vanderbilt's North Star and other steamers accompanied the fleet as some boats did not finish by night. the Avenger won the fifty seven foot sloops Bennett Cup, ahead of the Aurora by 29 seconds, with the latter taking its class over Istalena.
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New York Yacht Club
Long Island Sound
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
North Star
Rogers Maxwell
Celt
J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
Mermaid
F. Paythers
Avenger
Aurora
Istalena
Callanan
Eclipse
Queen
Elmina
Ingomar
William E. Iselin
Weetamoe
Yale Bowes To Harvard In First Baseball Series Game
Harvard wins 5 to 1 as Yale pitchers struggle and errors mount in Cambridge. Howard Jones starts for Yale, lasted under three innings, with Van Vieck and Rose finishing. Yale's lone run comes in the sixth on a Jones hit and Murphy single. Harvard scores in the first three frames and holds firm after Rose.
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Cambridge
Mass
Yale
Harvard
Hartford
Crimson
Howard Jones
van Vieck
Rose
Tad Jones
Murphy
Aronson
Williams
Jones
Currier
Dines
Wheaton
Leonard
McCall
Harvey
O, Murphy
Lanigan
Clifford
Carlisle
H. Jones
Simons
Harding
Vooeded Hartford
Philbin
Fels
Peieeen
Sinies Seudieetien
Yankees Flounder as St Louis Wins 12-6 in Eight Error Game
In St Louis, the Yankees made eight errors fueling a 12 to 6 loss. Howell pitched for St Louis with key hits by Stahl Keeler and Williams, while Orr Criss and Lake held New York to multiple costly miscues. Detailing box scores and game notes include home runs by Howell and notable plays, as St Louis advances in the American League clash.
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St. Louis
New York Yankees
Orth
Lake
Harry Niles
Yankees
Louis
New York
Abribpon E Stone
Niles
Hartzeil
Hemphill Cf
Willams
Keeler
Wallace
Chase
Howell
Moriarity
Stahl
Williams
Hemphill
Orr Criss
Iennings
Hartzell
Conroy
Schweitzer
T. Jones
Criss
Omipires
Sheridan
Connolly
Washington Beats Detroit 5 to 0 in Battery Duel
Washington edges Detroit 5 to 0 as pitchers Burns Street and Washington pair hold Detroit to six hits. Detroit batters Suggs Summers and Thomas fail to score while Washington batters for runs in a concise early season clash. Umpire O Loughlin presided.
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Detroit
R. H. E. Washington
Washington
Burns
Street
Siever
Suggs
Summers
Thomas
O'Loughlin
Chicago Beats Boston 6 to 5 In A Pitchers’ Duel
In Chicago, White, Smith, Walsh and Sullivan powered a 6 to 5 win over Boston as Patten Burchell and McFarland led the visitors. Evans and Hurst provided the umpiring.
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Chicago
R. H. E. Chicago
Boston
White
Smith
Walsh
Eastern League Games Today and Standings
Eastern League schedule lists Rochester at Newark Buffalo at Jersey City Toronto at Providence Montreal at Baltimore. Standings show Buffalo 27 18 400 Providence Toronto 23 18 561 Montreal Baltimore 24 26 664 Rochester Dewars Jersey City 34 28 Blijersey City.
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Rochester
Newark
Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Providence
Montreal
Baltimore
LPC
Providence Toronto
Rochester Dewars
Bli
Cubs Beat Giants In First Of Series At Polo Grounds
National League action at the Polo Grounds had Chicago and New York trading blows as the Cubs won 7 to 5. Tinker and Evers sparked a four run third for Chicago, while Bresnahan Bridwell and Herzog pushed the Giants with a late surge. Wiltse struggled on the mound for New York before Malarkey finished the inning, and defense featured a notable running catch by Schulte in the sixth.
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Polo Grounds
Reulbach
Lundgren
Wiltse
Cubs
Chicago
Taylor
Malarkey
Tinker
Evers Tinker
Hoffman
Seymour
Schulte
Evers
Bresnahan
Bridwell
Herzog
Tenney
New York
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Ribpo Hofman
Doyle
Eens
Chance
Steinfeldt
Denlin
Devlin
Slagle
Shannon
Kling
Bridwell Ss
Kiem
O'Day
Pirates Defeat the Superbas in Opening Series Game
The crowd at Washington Park watched a batting test as the Pirates beat Brooklyn 8 to 6. Thomas led with four hits in five at bats, while Hummell hit a third inning homer for Brooklyn. Errors were plentiful on both sides, and Pattee preceded the homer by Hummell.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Washington Park
Pirates
Thomas
Jordan
Hummell
Pattee
Charles H. Ebbets
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Harry Stevens
Wall Street
Yes Lay
Sheehan
Lewis
Gibson
Bergen
C Camnitz
Ritter
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Holmes
Lumley
Alperman
Pittsburgates
Wilson
Bacrifire
Camnitz
Leach
Pitte—burg
Pittaburg
Johnson and Rudderham
Boston Ketches Seventh Inning Rally Against St Louis
At Boston scoring sequence 6063101 6 x11 17 ft, St Louis 6S 6-662-64-3-3. Players waiterjee Boston Flaherty and Smith from St Louis Balies Beebee and Hostetter Raymond Higgin botham and Bliss. Umpire Rigler.
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R. H. E. Boston
St. Louis Oo
Waiterjee
Flaherty
Smith
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Balies
Beebee
Hostetter
Raymond
Higginbotham
Bliss
Rigler
Philadelphia Batteries-Cincinnati disputed umpire call report
Partial OCR from a Philadelphia game notes fragment mentions Cincinnati batteries Ewing and Schiet in a Philadelphia Sicwuillin and Docin with umpire Emsiia. Counts and teams are unclear but indicate a baseball or similar batterym pair and officiating.
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Philadelphia
R.H.E
Cincinnati
Ewing and Schiet
Emsiia
Wind-up at Gravesend ends with quiet, uneventful meeting
The Brooklyn Jockey Club spring meeting closed quietly with no arrests and a largely normal crowd. Melisande won the Castleton Stakes for James R. Keene, Field Mouse was runner-up, and several notable races featured near misses and dramatic starts. Notter led riders with twenty winners, while Dugan trailed with fifteen.
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Po lWtj
Simcoe
Madigan
Musgrav
Whitney
E. Duga
Paradise
Carman
Cella
McCart
St. With
Solitaire II
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California King
Hitchcock
Mark Gumberts
Widener
McKinney
King Castle
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Drace
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Post
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Keene
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Belmont
Miller
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Eee
Delta
Sssium Walsh
Ann
L. Daley
Cook
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Dwyer
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iGarner
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McCarthy
Cassatt
Shreve
Field Mouse
Lady Hub
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watercress—Teatro
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iMusgrave
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Frank Lord
Mulligan
Chandler
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Garner
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Toufle
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Hyland
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Wernberg
Marguerite
Leach Missouri Lad
McDaniel
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Beardall
Kunze
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Trouveur
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Fuerst
Rizette
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Daly
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Minagh
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Bigot
Grace
Ameron
Dugan Ig
Fitzgerald
Lena Delta
Warren
Keen
Brien
Wild Refrain
Mor Tauk
Golconda
Wood leads field in Hudson River golf draw
H B Wood representing Columbia Golf Club Hudson wins low score prize in 18 hole qualifying round of the Hudson River Golf Association seventh annual championship at Briarcliff Golf Club. He shoots 83, three over par, nine strokes better than C H Brown and twelve ahead of title holder Gilman Tiffany.
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H. B. Wood
Columbia Golf Club
Hudson
Hudson River Golf Association
Briarcliff Golf Club
C. H. Brown
Saeghill
Gilman P. Tiffany
Powelton
Hudson River
Briarcliff
Wood
Scotland
W. M. McCord
Women golfers contest at Richmond County links
Nearly twenty five players from the Women's Metropolitan Golf Association competed in a one day event at Richmond County Country Club Staten Island. Mrs James Barclay Hackensack won the net prize with 16 18 87 while Miss Julia R Mix Englewood took the gross score 9 percent and also won the putting contest. Several players faced the hilly course and withdrew.
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Metropolitan Golf Association
Richmond County
Staten Island
James Barcley
Hackensack
J. B. Kinney
Richmond
Page Schwarzweider
Baltusrol
Barber
Englewood
L. Daniels
Marie L. Harrison
Julia R. Mix
Ralph Lane
The White Night Wins Gold Cup at Ascot
London June 18 The Gold Cup race at Ascot was won by The White Night owned by W R Wyndham with Radium second and Torpoint third from six starters. Rhodora, who was defeated yesterday in the Biennial Stakes, did not race.
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London
Ascot
W. R. Wyndham
L. de Rothschild
Radium
W. M. G. Singer
Richard Croker
Rhodora
Gravesend Racing Weather and Track Conditions
Weather at Gravesend clear and track fast with prices quoted at the track but not listed openly.
Zuhrah Wins Bermuda Race With 326 Cup Victory
The Zuhrah schooner yacht passed Scotland Lightship at 5 17 a m yesterday to beat McKee’s Esperanza for the 326 cup. From Bermuda at 2 p m June 13, Zuhrah logged about 650 miles in 116 hours 32 minutes amid northeasterly winds. Crew includes Walter and George Granbery, John Dwyer, Elder Handley, Dr Martin, Walter Sullivan, Captain Harry Hotine, and four sailors from Harlem and New Rochelle yacht clubs.
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New Rochelle
Esperanza
Doscher
Marblehead
Bermuda
Walter S. Sullivan
Harlem Yacht Club
George Percy Granbery
New Rochelle Yacht Club
John Dwyer
B. Handley
Martin
W. & Hotine
Harry Hotine
Big Entry for North American Skat League Congress
About four to five thousand players from across the United States will attend the 11th annual congress of the North American Skat League opening at Grand Central Palace. Delegates begin reception and registration Sunday at 9 a.m. First prize is $1,000, with six other prizes down to $20.
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United States
Grand Central Palace
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