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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1906

Page

24

Go Between wins mud soaked Brookdale Handicap at Gravesend

In tough racing conditions at Gravesend the Brookdale Handicap was won by Go Between, a mudlark who surged from behind to take the mile and a furlong race by two lengths over Proper. Maxie Witt ran an energetic if erratic race, while Oxford led early before Proper pressed and Go Between finished strongest as the track dried and the crowd watched.

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Astronomer Unstoppable in Surprise Race Win

Astronomer led from the start and sped to an easy four length victory, defying form and opening betting at 5 to 2 after morning line favorite Entres drifted. The result boosts Astronomer for the Suburban Handicap on Thursday carrying 96 pounds as followers mount.

Entres Astronomer

Cloistress Wins Match At Gravesend In Muddy Race

At Gravesend yesterday a non program match between Cloistress owned by Harry Wingut and Victory Belle owned by Allan Pinkerton determined over four furlongs with Cloistress winning by two lengths in a muddy going. Notter rode Cloistress and J Hennessy rode Victory Belle.

Gravesend Harry Wingut Allan Pinkerton Notter J. Hennessy

National Lawn Tennis Opens At Philadelphia Grounds

The twentieth annual United States championship lawn tennis tournament began at the Philadelphia Cricket Club with heavy courts after rain. Preliminary and first round play produced several decisive results among Philadelphia and New York entrants, with many matches closer despite the wet surface.

Philadelphia United States Philadelphia Cricket Club V. Maule Lena Duhring Fetterman Helen Kimball Rachel Harlan E. Clement Haddonfield N. J Oberteuffer Rudderow Lily Newhall FE. G. Ostheimer Helen Homans New York Lucy Duhring Clover Bokit Claire Kulp Trenton T. Chase M. Potter Edith Elsie Ross

Clothier Defeats Dewhurst for Pennsylvania Tennis Title

Philadelphia June 19 W J Clothier defeated E B Dewhurst of the University of Pennsylvania for the lawn tennis championship of Pennsylvania. The score was 6 3 6 2. Dewhurst won the championship last year.

Philadelphia W. J. Clothier E. B. Dewhurst University of Pennsylvania Chamionship of Pennsylvania Ee Dewhurst

Sulloway to challenge Seaver in Massachusetts tennis final

Boston June 19 The final round of the Massachusetts singles championship is finished F J Sulloway a former intercollegiate champion will face current title holder R Seaver of Boston in the challenge round on June 26 Sulloway beat E W Leonard in the upper semi final and defeated J C Wright in the final 3 7 6 1

Boston F. J. Sulloway R. €. Seaver Sulloway E. W. Leonard J. C. Wright

Autopsy Report on Sysonby Death

James R. Keene says he received the veterinary autopsy report on his great horse Sysonby but has not read it. He insured the horse for $100,000 and sent the report to a Lloyds agent in London as proof of loss. Directors of the Coney Island Jockey Club offered a burial plot at Sheepshead Bay and a monument with an inscription praising the horse.

James R. Keene Sysonby Lloyds London Keene Coney Island Jockey Club Sheepshead Bay Son Melton

Buffalo racing results assorted purse events

Crip 7 to 1 wins the first two year old race at 0 55. Second race sees Rusk 7 to 10 triumph with Fort Hunter and Gabrielle placing. Miss Hawley 2 to 1 prevails in the 1 1 16 mile event. Red Leaf 1 to 3 wins the Clinton Selling Stakes in 1 46 6. RBiondy 20 to 1 takes the five furlongs two year olds. Embarrassment 1 to 8 captures the 1 1 16 mile event with Elliott second.

Rusk Fort Hunter Gabrielle Miss Hawley Mandator Thomond Clinton Red Leaf Cary Nonsense Rbiondy Tromoboi Sylvan Dixon Embarrassment Elliott Pulgue al Powell Kenny Saweacee Fay Master Lester Joe Fallert Tne Bottie Worlwitch Ank Lord la Rose Bt Altonby Abington Josephine Russell T . Deis Strome Kensington Balzac Cuchille Pee Nese Loney Deleanta Glen Gate Buckleya Hanticap Bishop Poole Nannie Hodge Nicetas Cose Ter Sewell Monet Ormonde Lyle Alate Dishabille ArkUrta Edith James Becesiteraces Bull's Eye Sacha Ben Royal Sceptre Saylor Avereese Sprakers Markle Mayer Penguin

American Jockey Wins Two at Ascot Opening

Danny Maher, riding Traquair for Lord Rosebery, won the Coventry Stakes. He also guided My Pet II owned by W Raphael to victory in the Forty-ninth Ascot Biennial Stakes. Pradella led the Ascot Stakes with outbreak second, Saltpetre third in a race of twenty-two starters. Lord Derby's Gourd was unplaced as the favorite. Pradella was backed at 100 to 1.

London Danny Maher Lord Rosebery Traquair W. Raphael Mr. Singer Pradella Outbreak Saltpetre Lord Derby Gourd

Giants Triumph At Polo Grounds In Today’s Matchup

At the Polo Grounds today the Giants secured a victory over Pittsburgh in a high scoring affair. Key players delivered strong innings as the champions showcased their offense and pitching to prevail.

Polo Grounds Giants Pituburg

Yankees Down A Peg In Tight American League Race

Detroit defeats New York 4 to 1 as Donahue pitches well for the home club. Williams and Crawford drive the key runs, Highlanders fall to third in the AL standings behind Philadelphia and Cleveland. Washington loses to St Louis 8 2, Chicago beats Philadelphia 3 2, and Boston vs Chicago results listed. Detroit leads, then Cleveland, Chicago, and New York in the standings.

Detroit New York St. Louis Philadelphia Cleveland Boston Chicag P.c P.c. Philadelphia Joe Louis Chicago Washington

National League scores and postponements report

National League games listed Cincinnati at Brooklyn St Louis at Philadelphia Pittsburg at New York and Boston at Chicago Chicago beat Boston 5 to 0 St Louis defeated Philadelphia 3 to 1 Giants vs Pittsburg and Superbas vs Cincinnati postponed by wet grounds rain affected play at Polo Grounds and Washington Park Brooklyn and Cincinnati games canceled due to wet fields.

Cincinnati Brooklyn St. Louis Philadelphia Pittsburg New York Boston Chicago Giants Polo Grounds Washington Park Superbas Last P.c Caer P.e Waace Pittsboro London Brooklyn Sae

Rochester shuts out Providence in Eastern League game

Eastern League bulletin reports Rochester defeated Providence 3 to 0. Baltimore and Montreal rain postponed. Toronto and Newark rain affected while Buffalo also listed.

Rochester Providence Baltimore Montreal Toronto Newark Buffalo P.c Jersey City Buffal

Holy Cross players sign to play with Boston Americans

Worcester, Mass June 19 William Carrigan catcher and John B Hoey outfielder of the Holy Cross baseball team signed to play with the Boston Americans today and will debut in Philadelphia Friday. Boston also pursues Captain Flynn while Toronto asserts a prior agreement.

Worcester Mass Willam Carrigan John B. Hoey Holy Cross Philadelphia Boston Flynn Toronto

Argonaut crew arrives in Henley to resume regatta practice

The Argonaut crew from Toronto landed at Henley on June 19 and began preparations for the regatta. B. W. West of Philadelphia, entered for the diamond sculls, also paddled on the river this morning in good form.

Henley England Argonaut Toronto B. W. West Philadelphia

Roosevelt Cup Races Set For Marblehead in September

The Imperial Yacht Club of Kiel fixes Marblehead dates September 3 to 7 for an international small boat regatta. Five races determine the Roosevelt Cup winner with additional cups by standing. Three American and three German entrants will be selected by trials August to 18 at Kiel. The Crown Prince of Prussia will bring a German boat to Marblehead.

the Tribune Boston Eastern Yacht Club Imperial Yacht Club Kiel Germany Marblehead America Crown Prince of Prussia

Betty Wins Emperor's Cup Dover Heligoland Race

The British yawl Betty owned by Ian Hamilton Benn of Cowes won the Dover Heligoland race for Emperor Williams Cup on time allowance, finishing at 10:36 p m. Sunshine of Glasgow placed second at 10:20 p m. Navahoe Bremen finished earlier but was given a 5 hour 45 minute allowance. Kiel regatta starts tomorrow with City of Kiel prize races and warship pinnaces.

Kiel Germany Ian Hamilton Benn Cowes Sunshine Arthur H. Solomon Glasgow George W. Watsen Bremen City of A. H. Solomon J. Hamilton Bern Spain

Harvard Time Trial Graduate Varsity Eight At Cambridge

Harvard varsity eight completed a 4 mile trial in 20 minutes 10 seconds amid wind and tide. Freshmen edged the varsity by three quarters of a length on the return, Morgan to remain at No 8, Yale next in line with Iain Filley Newhall Bacon Richardson Glass Morgan Ibbew Pattan as crew order.

Harvard Red Top Conn Harvard Varsity Filley Varsity Navy Yard Morgan Yale Iain Filley Newhall Bacon

Yale Crew Takes Easy Upstream Rowing Session

Yale's varsity eight and freshman eight paddled upstream, each rower coached individually as crews logged about a mile and a half to three miles. The freshmen benefited from a downstream wind with a 10.03 time announced for the session on the Yale Quarters course in New Haven, Conn.

Yale

International chess masters tournament fourth round

In Ostend Belgium on June 19 the Kursaal hosted the fourth round of the international chess masters' tournament with pairings results and totals reported for the first and second sections.

Ostend Belgium Kursaal

Crews on the Hudson face tide challenges before race

Poughkeepsie June 19 reports college crews battling variable tides and rough morning conditions. Analysts warn that Saturday’s races may start in ebb and finish against stronger currents, with Syracuse favored at the start. Injuries and lineup changes affect Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Columbia, Cornell, and Georgetown crews as they practice for the upcoming events.

The Tribune Poughkeepsie, N. Y Syracuse Salt City Columbia Wisconsin Georgetown Pennsylvania Aitson Cornell Poughkeepsie

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