Jockeys Scare Crowd in Gravesend Fall Meet Last Race
At Gravesend, jockey Koerner escaped serious injury after Incachee faltered near the stretch, causing a pileup among about fifteen horses. Otter, Moonshine, Park Row and others featured in a chaotic finale as Park Row was disqualified for interference. J. C. Core won the handicap, while E. Dugen led jockeys with fourteen victories at the meeting.
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Acerner
Harry Payne Whitney
Gravesend
Incachee
Koerner
Otter
Nagarem
Little P. Kelley
Park Row
Wardine
Coat of Arms
Remiss
Miller
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Saylor
Ed Ball
Joe Nealon
California King
Jacobite
Rye
Brother Thomas
Japple
Beckman
Hyperion
Frank Farrell
Davy Johnson
Sullivan Clan
Masaniello
Hyperion 24
Grapple
Fried Krupp
J. ©. Core
J. C. Core
Hal
Delcanta
Kensington
Olympic Games Plans Highlight 1908 Events and Stadium
J Walter Spalding and Walter Camp met Lord Desborough in London to align on the 1908 Olympic programme. They described a balanced track and field slate, limits on competitors per event, a 70,000-seat stadium, segregated tracks for athletics and cycling, a 100 metre pool, and facilities for diving and water polo.
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J. Walter Spalding
Amerika
London
Walter Camp
Spelding
Lord Desborough
Spalding
America
Lord Deesborough
International Olympic Committee
The
Hague
Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay Heads Today's Card
The Suburban Handicap of 20000 dollars will be run today at Sheepshead Bay on opening day of the spring meeting. Seventeen top horses expected. Electioneer favored after last year’s Futurity and Standard Stakes win. entries include Peter Pan unavailable and Account ant retired. Beacon Light and Montgomery among leading threats as three-year-olds challenge for the prize. heavy betting anticipated and a large crowd expected for a racing holiday atmosphere.
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Sheepshead Bay
Brooklyn
Coney Island Jockey Club
Peter Pan
James R. Keene
Superman
Veil
Kinsey Mac
Mr. Keene
Jir
Rowe
Montgomery
Sandy
Beacon Light
Dandelion
Running Water
Cottontown
Billy Lakeland
Electioneer
Blandy
Phantom
Huddy Pan Fernel
Leonalla
Edward
Roseben
Prince Hamburg
Amelia
Bob Tyler
Lady Winifred
Firestone
Elie
Senator Barrett
Adriana Oe Ben Fleet
Ruckman
Atx
Btiat Wetat
Nnce
Merry Saint
Dottie
Castlewood
Hollister
Slumberlers
Frank Bennett
the Squire
Hartford Boy
Lady Bart
No Clue Found In Gold Cup Theft At Ascot Race
King Edward and Queen Alexandra attended Ascot today by car from Windsor reversing yesterday's state procession. A gold cup on display yesterday remains missing. a woman recalls seeing a man in a long coat near the display who fled by car. Banana won the Visitors' Handicap. Lally took the Royal Hunt Cup. All Black won the Ascot Derby Stakes with O’Cullen second and Prince of Orange third.
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Ascot
England
Edward
Alexandra
Windsor
Banana
Marlow
Beckhampton
Pride
Lally
Andover
Malia
All Black
O'Cullen
Prince of Orange
Suburban Handicap Entries Set for One Mile Quarter stretch
The Suburban Handicap features three year olds and older with a guaranteed value of 20000 dollars. The one mile and a quarter race includes the Cornell entry and the Keene entry among hopefuls for victory.
New Navy Eight Shell Arrives For Hudson Regatta
Light work for college crews on the Hudson as a Ward boat replaces the Hoyle shell in the Navy eight. Navy rowed 21:40 over the course with tide, not a time trial. Columbia, Wisconsin, Syracuse, Cornell, and Georgetown crews logged light or varied sessions. Navy did not appear on the regatta course. Ellis Ward selects varsity four: Emery, Schellins, Ballard, Foster.
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Tribune
Poughkeepsie
College
Navy
Hoyle
Academy
Columbia
Varsity
Wisconsin
Syracuse
Cornell
Georgetown
Krum Elbow
Ellis Ward
Pennsylvania
Emery
Schellins
Ballard
Foster
Golf for State Title in Massachusetts Amateur
Auburndale June 19 F H Hoyt and J G Anderson both of Woodland club advance to the final round after semi finals Hoyt defeats Wilder 2 up and 1 to play while Anderson beats P W Wittemore 4 up and 2 to play Anderson sets a new course amateur record with 72 thus đạt the final tomorrow for the state title
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Auburndale
Mass
Massachusetts
Woodland Golf Club
F. H. Hoyt
J. G. Anderson
Woodland Club
H. H. Wilder
Vesper Club
Hoyt
Woodland
P. W. Wittemore
Brookline Country Club
Anderson
Harvard Varsity Eight Sets Fast Four Mile Time
Red Top Conn June 19 Harvard varsity eight rowed four miles in 21 minutes 23 seconds with a strong wind and no tide help for the first two miles. Coach Wray ordered heavy work later, then a relaxed afternoon at Yale quarters with short paddling on the Thames.
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Red Top
Conn
Harvard
Navy Yard
Gales Ferry
Yale
Thames
Kennedy
Open golf championship practice rounds at Philadelphia links
John Hobens of Englewood posts a 74 to lead practice rounds for the United States Open at Philadelphia Cricket Club. Notables such as Bernard Nicholls and Donald Ross participate as the field prepares for tomorrow's 9 am start. A. W. Tillinghast offers 77 in amateur division as East Jersey League sets weekend medal play.
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Philadelphia
John Hobens
Englewood
Philadelphia Cricket Club
United States
Bernard Nicholls
Nashville
David Brown
Nderson
Onwentsia
George Low
Brookline
David Foulis
Wheaton
Gil Nicholls
Woodlands
Stewart Gardner
Exmoor
Rob White
Rainslee
Aleck Cunningham
Glen Ridge
Jack Joly
Arlington
Herbert Strong
Apanamis
Tom Clark
Wilmington
A. W. Tillinghast
Philadelphian
Jerome D. Travera
Fred Herreshoff
Forest Hill Field Club
East Jersey Golf League
Ailsa Craig Returns After New York Bermuda Win
The motor boat Ailsa Craig, winner of the recent New York to Bermuda race, arrived home yesterday.
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Ailsa Craig
New York
Bermuda
Baseball Today 4 P M Americans vs. St Louis
Baseball action announced for today at four in the afternoon with the Americans facing St Louis in a park contest.
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Amert Leag
Americans Va
Bt. Louis
Ces Park
Tribune daily instruction prompt
The note asks to read the Tribune every day in the week. It implies a routine reading habit without detailing events, dates, or people.
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the Tribune
New Yachts Improve Race Off Marblehead Trials
Marblehead Massachusetts June 19 new sender class yachts neared expectations in the second series for three American challengers for the German Emperor's Cup. Winds were light and fickle delaying some boats. tomorrow’s races aim to resolve standings as Marblehead and Chewink VIII lead with 16 points each. Sally VIII holds third with 20, Spokane I and II follow, while Corinthian and others trail.
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Marblehead
Mass
Asia
W. H. Joyce
S. H. Proctor
Chewink VIII
F. G. Macomber
Sally VIII
Spokane I
Spokane II
Kiel
Lively Lawn Tennis Finals Heat Yonkers Tournament
In Yonkers Dunwoodie Country Club hosts lively third day results with women's singles and men's doubles. Upsets highlight men's doubles where Tallant and Lyon beat Little and Bostwick, and Townsend defeats Torrance in challenge cup singles. Alexander and Hackett capture championship doubles. Touchard wins Amackassin Club challenge cup.
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Dunwoodie Country Club
Yonkers
Raymond D. Little
Albert (. Bostwick
Hugh Tallant
W. D. Lyon
Robert Townsend
Harry Torrance
Englewood
Anna Martin
Park Hill
H. Hi. Burdick
W. H. Pouch
Powelton Golf Club
Clarence Hobart
Orange
Helen Holbrooke
Amackassin
Ele Martin
Dunwoodle
Marie Way
Hamilton Grange
Kate Atkins
Ackassin
Elizabeth H. Moore
Kings County
Hale
Mra. A D. Britton
Knollwood Country Club
McAdoo
York
F. Tomlinson
West Side
Ll. H. Fitch
7Th Regiment
J. C. Tomlinson
Dimon E. Roberts
New York
W. D. Ly Amackassin
C. W. H . University Heights
Floyd Smith
Dr. C. Goldmark
Harlem
Dean Mathey
Elizabeth Town and Country Club
Julio M. Steinacher
Aulding Fosdick
L. H. Fitch
A. Bassford, Jr
E. M Leask
Nyack Country Club
George A. Salinger
Hollywood Golf Club
C. W. Hunt
University Heights
W. Merrill Hall
P. Fuller
Dunwoodie
G. W. Petser
Columbia
A. S. Runyon Park Hil
Calhount Cragin
M. Burt
Dr. C Goldmark
Albert C. Bostwick
Knollwood
A. Tassford, Jr
E. A. Gunther
A. Gerlach
Elizabeth Town
Coniston
Kenneth Easton
O. C. A. Tild
H. Beebe
A. Holmes
P. Fosdick
Knollwood Ntry
H. V. Hatch
C. W. Petser
Artemus Holmes
Touchard
Brown Wins Last Baseball Game in Commencement Day Time
Providence June 19 Brown defeated the University of Alabama 9 to 0 in the Com mencement Day game before the usual crowd. Brown pitchers shut down Alabama who never reached second base. Brown remains undefeated in college play this year. Inning by inning scores show Brown dominant with strong batting and pitching from Nourse Tift Raymond and Paine while Alabama’s Chapman and King struggled on the mound.
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Providence
Brown
University of Alabama
Alabama
R. H. E. Tuwe
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Raymond and Paine
Chapman and King
State League Scores From Recent Card Games
State League results show Troy-Troy 9 to 1 with A J and G scoring for Troy. Syracuse-Scranton ended 1 to 0 in favor of Syracuse. Wilkes Barre-Wilkes Barre defeated Binghamton 8 to 2. Albany beat Utica 4 to none.
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A. J. and
Syracuse
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes-Barra
Binghamton
Albany
Utica
Sealed bonnet run shows cars perform well on 150 mile test
Forty seven autos began the sealed bonnet contest by the Automobile Club of America. Cars finished the first day from Pat- chogue to Long Island City return, with the 15 horsepower Darracq runabout of S B Stevens arriving last just after 3 PM. Officials examined wire security overnight. The test proved modern cars can travel 150 miles with little or no attention. Routes included Queens Roslyn Hicksville Amityville Bayport Patchogue, partly over the Vanderbilt Cup course. Tomorrow’s run goes to Danbury, Conn., and back. List of yesterday starters names multiple models and owners, including Locomobile American, Studebaker, Stoddard Dayton, and Darracq entries.
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Patchogue
Long Island
S. B. Stevens
West 14Th Street
Queens
Roslyn
Hicksville
Amityville
Bayport
Central Bridge
Long Island City
Danbury
Conn
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Lee H. Mitchell
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H. Co. Townseng
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C. B. Warren
E. Griffith
F. Cimmiott
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H. H. Cole
F. Camacho
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Stoddard
Dayton
Studebaker
Matheson
Rolle Royce
Welch
Darracq
Maxwell Cc
Maxwell
Soya and Gunda Win in Sea Gate Yacht Race
In a steady southeasterly breeze the Atlantic Yacht Club race at Sea Gate saw the Soya win the Q class over Joy and Vingt Trois, while the Gunda led the Lipton Cup class Nereid. The eight mile course was sailed twice with Sea Gate, Fort Hamilton and Bensonhurst marks. The Soya completed in 1 hour 17 minutes 34 seconds. Gunda 1 hour 30 minutes 56 seconds on time allowance, with Lipton Cup boats racing to assess new Lipton Cup design.
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Sea Gate
Lipton City
Fort Hamilton
Brensonhurst
Bensonhurst
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Gunda
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Goya
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W. H. Chiklis Vingt Trois
A. Brown
S. Gunda
C. Lembeke
Nereid
H. J. Roberts
Wasecesus
American Golfer Drops Out In British Open Qualifying
Hutchinson retires after a poor finish at the long third hole in the second qualifying round for the British Open at Hoylake England. New York player Jack Hutchinson struggled in wind and greens, carding high scores and exiting after the afternoon round. Thirty-three men qualified with 170 or under.
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Hoylake
England
Jack Hutchinson
New York
Niles to meet Seaver in state tennis clash
Nat W. Niles Harvard champion defeated Frank J. Sulloway in the final round at Longwood to earn the right to challenge state champion R. Chauncey Seaver. Niles won 6-4 6-1 2-4 T-6, setting up the Friday title match.
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Frank J. Sulloway
Longwood
Nat W. Niles
Harvard
R. Chauncey Seaver
Niles
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