Go Between Routs in Muddy Brookdale Handicap at Gravesend
In heavy mud at Gravesend the crowd was small yet insiders praised the favorites. Go Between surged past Proper in the last sixteenth, winning by two lengths as Proper held second and Maxie Witt finished third. Yankee Gun, Yorkshire Lad, Loring, Arklipta and Astronomer won elsewhere.
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Astronomer Romps Home In Spotlight Win At Six Furlongs
Astronomer rose from 8 to 5 betting to 8 to 5 favorite Entres drifted to 9 to 5 as last year’s form fell away. He led clear and won by four lengths, dramatically improving from earlier races. He carries 96 pounds in the Suburban Handicap Thursday and should attract bettors for the big race.
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Cloistress Beats Victory Belle In Unscheduled Gravesend Match
At Gravesend a nonprogram race between Cloistress owned by Harry Wingut and Victory Belle owned by Allan Pinkerton was run in muddy conditions. Notter rode Cloistress and J Hennessy rode Victory Belle. Cloistress won by two lengths in 0.49% minutes.
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National Lawn Tennis Opens in Philadelphia
The twentieth annual United States championship lawn tennis tournament began at the Philadelphia Cricket Club with heavy courts after rain. Preliminary and first round matches saw many close results despite the conditions, with players from Philadelphia, New York, and nearby towns advancing in singles and doubles events.
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Rachel Harlan
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Lolly Newhall
E. G. Ostheiner
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New York
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Clover Boldt
Claire Kulp
Trenton
T. Chase
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Myriam Clementa
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Sara Coffin
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Louise Ostheimer
Barger-Wallach
H. W. Lewis
Margaret W. Johnson
Benjamin Coates
Any Werner
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Elsie Ross
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Miss Homens
Clothier Beats Dewhurst For Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis Title
In Philadelphia on June 19 W J Clothier defeated E B Dewhurst of the University of Pennsylvania to win the lawn tennis championship of Pennsylvania by scores 6 3 6 2 6 4 Dewhurst was the defending champion from last year.
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Sulloway to meet Seaver in Massachusetts tennis final
In Boston on June 19 F J Sulloway former intercollegiate champion won the semi finals over E W Leonard and the final over J C Wright to set a challenge round against title holder R Seaver on June 26 in the Massachusetts lawn tennis championship singles.
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Autopsy Report on Sysonby Death and Lloyds Insurance
James R. Keene has received the veterinary autopsy report on Sysonby but has not read it. He says the horse died of blood poisoning not from an injury and that the report was sent as proof of loss to a Lloyds agent in London for a $100,000 policy. Coney Island Jockey Club directors sent sympathy and offered Sheepshead Bay grounds for the burial with a monument and inscription.
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Melton
Racing Results at Buffalo Five Races Detailed
Buffalo race card reports results across six events for two and older ages. Crip won the first race at 7 to 1 with Percentage second and Triumphant third. subsequent races saw Rusk at 7 to 10 prevailing over Fort Hunter and Gabrielle. Miss Hawley led over Mandator Thomond in a 1 1/16 mile event. Red Leaf captured the Clinton Selling Stakes with Cary second and Nonsense third. Brandy upset at 20 to 1 with Tromoboj second and Sylvan Dixon third. Embarrassment won the 1 1/16 mile feature with Elliott second and Pulque third.
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American jockey Maher wins two at Ascot meeting
London June 19 Danny Maher led Traquair for Lord Rosebery to win the Coventry Stakes and My Pet II for W Raphael triumphed in the Forty-ninth Ascot Biennial Stakes. In the Ascot Stakes big race Pradella, outraged by outbreak and Saltpetre, led to victory with 22 starters. Gourd, Lord Derby's favorite at 9 to 4, was unplaced. Betting on Pradella stood at 100 to against.
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Giants Beat Pittsburg at Polo Grounds Today
Baseball summary notes the Giants as champions clashing with Pittsburg at the Polo Grounds this afternoon, with 4 BP mentioned. Details trimmed from the fragment indicate a notable matchup and outcome likely favorable to the Giants.
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Yankee and Naters Fall as Detroit Rules AL Standings
Detroit gains third place in the American League by beating the Highlanders 4 1 with Donahue limiting New York. Crawford and Coughlin drive runs for Detroit while Williams and Hoffman's three bagger spark the visitors. St. Louis defeats Washington 3 2 and Philadelphia beats Cleveland 2 1 in other AL action.
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National League Games and Standings Report
National League games featured Chicago defeating Boston 5 0 with St. Louis topping Philadelphia 3 1 and New York facing Pittsburgh amid rain delays. Standings show Chicago 20 wins, St. Louis 24, Pittsburgh 28, Cincinnati 23, New York 36, Brooklyn 21, Philadelphia 20, Boston 18. Wet grounds postponed Giants vs Pittsburgh at Polo Grounds and Su perbas vs Cincinnati at Washington Park. St Louis beat Philadelphia 3 to 7 in Philadelphia with St Louis’ Taylor and Grady supporting, Philadelphia counters with Richie Duggleby and Dooin.
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Rochester blank Providence in Eastern League game
Rochester defeated Providence 3 to 0 in an Eastern League match. Weather affected other games with rain delays and incomplete results for Baltimore Montrebo Jersey City Toronto Newark and Buffalo.
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Holy Cross Players Sign With Boston Americans
Worcester, June 19. William Carrigan catcher and John B Hoey outfielder of the Holy Cross team signed to play with the Boston Americans today and will debut in Philadelphia on Friday. Boston also seeks Captain Flynn while Toronto claims a prior agreement.
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Argonauts Reach Henley as regatta prep resumes
The Argonaut crew from Toronto arrived at Henley England and began practice for the regatta. Philadelphia entrant B W West in the diamond sculls also appeared on the river in good form this morning.
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Roosevelt Cup Races Set for Marblehead September Dates
Eastern Yacht Club receives Kiel Imperial Club dispatch fixing September 3 to 7 for the international small boat races off Marblehead. Five races will be held with the Roosevelt Cup to the winner, others awarded by final standings. Three Americans and three Germans will be chosen for trials in August and Kiel respectively. the Crown Prince of Prussia plans to attend with a German boat.
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Betty Wins Emperor's Cup Dover Heligoland Race
Kiel Germany June 19 The British yawl Betty owned by Ian Hamilton Benn Cowes won the Dover Heligoland race for Emperor William s Cup on time. Sunshine of Glasgow finished second at 10 20 p m and Navahoe Bremen finished yesterday at 8 6 p m with time allowances. The Kiel regatta opens tomorrow with City of Kiel prize and warship pinnaces racing.
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Harvard Time Trial Ends With Varsity Lose To Freshmen
Harvard’s varsity eight faced rough conditions at Red Top Conn on June 19. The boat showed instability and frequent stopping, with Captain Filley irritated by the rowing. In the return, the crew steadied and finished a four mile race with improvised pace notes under wind and tide. The freshmen, rowing hard, overtook the varsity by three quarters of a length near the navy yard. Morgan will stay at No 8 and Yale will be the next opponent with a set lineup.
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Yale crews take easy upstream row in light work
In Yale Conn June 13 the varsity eight paddled upstream about a mile and a half with individual coaching. The freshman eight followed the same route, rowed easy, while the four oared crew moved upstream then downstream totaling three miles. A time trial of the freshmen was 10.03 aided by a downstream wind.
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Fourth round of Ostend chess masters tournament
In Ostend Belgium the fourth round of the international chess masters event was played at the Kursaal with pairings results and totals updated for the first and second sections.
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Belgium
Kursaal
Crews on the Hudson face tide challenges for Saturday race
Telegraph dispatch from Poughkeepsie reports college crews enduring a tempest morning with whitecaps and rough water affecting practice. By afternoon conditions eased to allow time rows while Syracuse and others contend with tide effects, injuries, and adjustments ahead of Saturday's varsity and freshman races.
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