Jockeys in Bad Falls at Gravesend Spring Meet
Koerner, riding Incachee for Harry Payne Whitney, was knocked unconscious when the horse fell near the stretch last race. Park Row’s disqualification altered places, with Coat of Arms second and Remiss third. Grapple won the Myrtle Stakes and J. C. Core led in the six furlong handicap. Dugen topped the meeting with fourteen wins.
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Koerner
Harry Payne Whitney
Gravesend
Incachee
Otter
Nagarem
Little P. Kelley
Park Row
Wardine
Coat of Arms
Remiss
Miller
Ineachee
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Saylor
Ed Ball
Joe Nealon
California King
Jacobite
Rye
Brother Thomas
Grapple
Beckman
Hyperion
Frank Farrell
Davy Johnson
Sullivan Clan
Masaniello
Hyperion 24
Fried Krupp
J. C. Core
Hal
Delcanta
Kensington
Musgrave
Dugan
Nils
Hikman
Paget
Nottec
Enla
Dwyer
Henry
Melntyre
Lowe
Lial Treacles
Flete
Herhis
Helen
Atretels Tiektins
Neal
Sabres Wamilies
Sgton Sterplec
Art Beno
Long Island St
Wilhlaseas
Bemtah
Feerent
McLennan
Finnegan
Frigeen
Ray
Ee Donolhn
Anda
Sherif Wilitar
Dick Shaw
California
Garry Herrman
Purity
St. Fin
Newcastle
Jon
Precko
Hildrett
Trogary
Bauer
H. & Spreckein
Burns
Spreckeln En Irs
Gore
Taconite
Pele
Voorhees
B. Ge
Woolsthorpe
Bettine
Pwr
Farrel
Eng
Sullivan
Cella
Alta
Schilling
Corbett
Herz
Duge
C Burns
Red Friar
McAvoy
Preston
Sandy
Ogden
Wulthyta
Dockey
Ceeeee
Darnell
E. Dugan
Orphan Lad
Munlop
Pti
Ed Ratla
Bennet
Ichardson
Jennings
Mutr
Dev
Millett
Uw Beggar Mat
McMann
Sumter
Alta Parola
Carr
P. Kelly
Melbourne
Kraus
Bellingham
L. Willams
Uncle Charley
iMeGuire
Ees Raynor
Dagan
Anneta Lady
Wardine, Ch
Bradwardine
Auckland
Spence
Dugas
Lakeland
Moore
Rémissa
Bennett
Wootullivan
Roswell
Uytha
Aly Brussels
Jobstown
Jackson
SJ. Johnso
Tick Fenn Anderson
Williams
Ero
Thomas $ Kogne
Setine
Bradley
Howard Shean
Nally
N Notter
Bizzy Inzy
Sennett
Simmons
My Lady
Appleby
Raynor
Furore
Potter
Sir Alta
Olympic Games Plans For 1908 Agreements And Stadium
J Walter Spalding and Walter Camp arrived in London to confer with Lord Desborough on the 1908 Olympic programme. They report universal American consideration, deny reports of discrimination, and note a preliminary track and field plan including sprints, hurdles, walks, jumps, throws, a marathon, and a tug of war. The International committee discussed modifications and entry limits, with a 70,000 spectator stadium featuring dual tracks, a 100 metre swimming tank, and extensive facilities.
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J. Walter Spalding
Amerika
London
Walter Camp
Spalding
Lord Desborough
America
Lord Deesborough
International Olympic Committee
The
Hague
Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay Preview
The Suburban Handicap of 20060 at Sheepshead Bay opens the spring meeting. Seventeen top horses including Electioneer Beacon Light Montgomery and Peter Pan contender talk race odds with a 1 ¼ mile distance and about 20000 spectators expected. Several notables like Superman Veil and Filip Flap vie for favoritism as the day’s big event dominates the card.
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Sheepshead Bay
Brooklyn
Coney
Peter Pan
James R. Keene
Superman
Veil
Kinley Mac
Weil
Mr. Keene
Jimmy Rowe
Ias Nymph
Montgomery
Sam
Filip Flap
Beacon Light
Dandelion
Running Water
Cottontown
Nealon
Electioneer
Billy Lakeland
Blandy
Mountain
Africander
Wet Namie
Ceesersee Ars Alfar Huddy
PE Fernel
Charles Howard
Prince Hamburg
Cabochon
Lady Amelia
Bob Tyler
Lady Vincent
Ls Draculum
Gold Lacy
King James
King Sol Lady Winifred
Thurber
Doottle
Home Agul O
Hollister
Slumberlers
Frank Bennett
the Squire
Hartford Boy
Pontex
Falcada
Lady Sseas Firestone
Masque
Wave Crest
Agdi C. W. Burt
Rock Cross
Senator Barrett
Adriana
Ben Fleet
Sudden Incognito
Flavigny
King Coles
Herman
Maxnar
Rio Grande
Oliver Cromwell
Lord Star W Palette
Regal Royal
Moelick
Norbit Castlewood
No Clew To Gold Cup At Ascot
At Ascot England June 19 King Edward and Queen Alexandra attended the race meeting by car from Windsor echoing yesterday’s procession. No trace of the gold cup stolen while on exhibition. A woman recalls a man in a long overcoat near the display, who fled in a motor car. Banana won the Visitors Handicap with Marlow second and Beckhampton's Pride third. ten starters. Lally took the Royal Hunt Cup with Andover second and Maria third. twenty four runners. All Black won the Ascot Derby Stakes with O Cul len second and Prince of Orange third. capital stakes.
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Ascot
England
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Windsor
Banana
Marlow
Beckhampton
Pride
Lally
Andover
Maria
All Black
O'Cullen
Prince of Orange
Navy Adds New Shell as Eight Races on Hudson
Light work for crews on the Hudson as the Navy eight receives a Ward boat slightly longer than the Hoyle, rowing over the course with tide in 2 1 3 4 0. Columbia Wisconsin and Cornell crews log light sessions. Navy crew absent from the main course. Ellis Ward of Pennsylvania names his varsity four: Emery, Schelling, Ballard, Foster.
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Tribune
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
College
Navy
Hoyle
Academy
Columbia
Varsity
Wisconsin
Syruct
Cornell
Georgetown
Krum Elbow
Ellis Ward
Pennsylvania
Emery
Schelling
Ballard
Foster
Harvard Time Row Sees Fast Four Mile in Light Tide
Harvard varsity eight rowed four miles in 21 minutes 23 seconds with a strong following wind. Coach Wray split practice with light work downstream to the navy yard and back, focusing on catch and recovery. Gales Ferry reports Harvard guests Yale crews visiting and brief Thames rowing in the afternoon, with no heavy work.
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Cons
Harvard
Sesson
Yale
Wray
Navy Yard
Gales Ferry
Conn
Thames
Kennedy
Ailsa Craig Returns Home After New York to Bermuda Run
The motor yacht Ailsa Craig, winner of the race from New York to Bermuda, arrived back here yesterday.
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Ailsa Craig
New York
Bermuda
Golf for State Title
Auburndale Mass June 19 In the Massachusetts amateur golf championship semi finals F H Hoyt and J G Anderson both of Woodland will contest the final round Hoyt defeated H H Wilder of Vesper 2 up and 1 to play Wilder had the lowest qualifying score Hoyt then beat P W Wittemore of Brookline 4 up and 2 to play Anderson from Woodland defeated Wittemore 4 up and 2 to play Anderson posted a amateur course record 72
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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
Philadelphia Open Trial Opens With Low Scores At Links
John Hobens of Englewood posted the low score in practice rounds for the U S Open at Philadelphia Cricket Club. Bernard Nicholls of Nashville and David Brown of Brookline are among early starters with notable rounds. Several famed players, including Nipper Campbell and Tom Clark, posted 79 as crews praised the course condition.
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Philadelphia
John Hobens
Englewood
Philadelphia Cricket Club
United States
Bernard Nicholls
Nashville
David Brown
Brookline
Wil Anderson
Boston
Nipper” Campbell
David Foulis
Wheaton
Gil Nicholls
Woodlands
Stewart Gardner
Exmoor
Rob White
Rainslee
Aleck Cunningham
Glen Ridge
Jack Jolly
Arlington
Herbert Strong
Apawanits
Tom Clark
Wilmington
A. W. Tillinghast
Philadelphian
Jerome D. Travera
Fred Herreshoff
Baseball Today 4 P M American Leaguers vs St Louis
Baseball brief notes indicate a 4 PM game in the American League, featuring a matchup with St Louis. Standings, rosters, and broadcast details are unclear from the fragment.
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Américens Va
Louis
Tribune daily reading prompt ends with weekly cadence
A directive to read the Tribune every day of the week, emphasizing consistent daily engagement with the newspaper. The note reinforces regular consumption across all seven days, signaling steady readership habits and routine use.
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the Tribune
New Yachts Improve in Marblehead Trials for German Cup
Marblehead Mass June 19 new sender class yachts showed progress in the second series of trials for American challengers to the German Emperor's Cup. Winds were light and variable, prompting a tomorrow schedule for additional races. Marblehead and Chewink VIII split the wins, each on 16 points, Sally VIII sits third with 20, Spokane I and II linger in mid pack, while Corinthian and Marla trail with 33 and 4 team races respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Mass
W. H. Joyce
S. H. Proctor
Chewink VIII
F. G. Macomber, Jr
Windward
Leeward
Sally VIII
Spokane I
Spokane II
Kiel Harbor
Lively Lawn Tennis Upsets Shake Yonkers Club Tourney
In Yonkers Dunwoodie and Amackassin courts host a lively third day of lawn tennis. Tallant and Lyon upset Little and Bostwick in doubles while Townsend defeats Torrance in challenge cup singles. Alexander and Hackett win championship doubles at West Side. Touchard claims the challenge cup at Amackassin with a straight sets win.
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Dunwoodie Country Club
Yonkers
Raymond D. Little
Albert (. Bostwick
Hugh Tallant
W. K. Lyon
Robert Townsend
Harry Torrance
Englewood
Anna Martin
Park Hill
H. St. Burdick
W. H. Pouch
Powelton Golf Club
Clarence Hobart
Orange
Helen Holbrooke
Amackassin
Ele Martin
Dunwoodie
Marie Way
Hamilton Grange
Kate Atkins
Ackassin
Elizabeth H. Moore
Kings County
7Th Regiment
J. C. Tomlisson
West Side
Dimon E. Roberts
New York
W. D. Lyon
C. W. Hunt
University Heights
Floyd Smith
Dr. C. Goldmark
Harlem
Dean Mathey
Elzabeth Town and Country Club
Julio M Steinacher
Paulding Fosdick
Knollwood Country Club
L. H. Fitch
A. Bassford, Jr
E . Leask
Nyack Country Club
George Salinger
Hollywood Golf Club
W. Merrill Hall
P. Fuller
Dunwoodle
G. W. Potter
Columbia
AS. Runyon Park Ht
Calhount Cragin
Tth Regiment
M. Burt
Hamilton Grandefault
Julio M. Steinacher
Dr. €. Goldmark
Albert C. Hostwick
Knollwoml
E. A. Gunther
Tean Mathey
A. Gerlach
Elizabeth Town and Country
Princeton
Kenneth Easton
O. C. A. Child
H. Beebe
A. Holmes
P. Fosdick
H. V. Hatch
C. W. Petser
T. R. Perry
E. S. Jones
Dr. William Rosenbaum
Hugh Talls
Albert C. Bostwick
Knollwood
Frederick B. Alexander
Harold H. Hackett
Amackassin Club
Artemus Holmes
Touchard
Brown Wins Last Baseball Game In Commencement Day
Providence June 19 Brown defeated the University of Alabama 9 to 0 in the commencement day game before the usual crowd. Brown pitchers held Alabama scoreless, never reaching second base. Brown remains undefeated in college play this year. innings: Rivet 1 9 2 adecates SoCoL1d% 001232x9 DD 2 Alabama 0 5 600000000045 Batteries Brown Nourse Tift Raymond Paine Alabama Chapman King
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Providence
Brown
University of Alabama
Alabama
R. H. E. Rivet
Brown, Nourse, Tift
Raymond and Paine
Chapman and King
State League Results From Recent Matches
At Troy Troy nine, A. J. and G. one. Syracuse Scranton one, Syracuse zero. Wilkes Barre Wilkes Barre eight, Binghamton two. Albany Albany four, Utica one.
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Troy
A. J
Syracuse
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Wilken-Barre
Binghamton
Albany
Utica
Sealed Bonnet Run Shows Cars Perform Well Across 150 Miles
Forty seven cars competed in the Automobile Club of America sealed bonnet contest, finishing a 150 mile return run to Patchogue Long Island with minimal attention needed. S. B. Stevens’ 15 horsepower machine was last to arrive shortly after the official start. Cars were guarded at the club garage on West 57th Street overnight after close inspection of wire clasps. Observers praised the reliability amid near ideal road and weather, with routes including Queens Roslyn Hicksville Amityville Bayport and Patchogue. The next day’s run went to Danbury Connecticut and back, with the first car leaving at scheduled time and officials recording start and return times.
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Automobile Club of America
Patchogue
Long Island
S. B. Stevens
West Sth Street
Queens
Roslyn
Hicksville
Amityville
Bayport
Central Bridge
Long Island City
Danbury
Conn
Soya and Gunda Triumph in Yacht Club Races
In a southeasterly twelve knot breeze at Sea Gate, the Atlantic Yacht Club opened its midweek schedule with eight mile triangle courses in two classes, Q and Lipton Cup. The Soya won the Q class with a time of 1 hour 17 minutes 34 seconds, beating Joy and Vingt Trois. the Gunda led Nereth to win the Lipton Cup class in 1 hour 30 minutes.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
Sea Gate
Gunda
Nereth
Fort Hamilton
Bensonhurst
Port Tac
Lower Bay
Joy
W. H. Chihle
Vingt Trois
R. A. Brown
C. Lembeke
Nereid
H. J. Roberts
Sova
W. A
American golfer Hutchinson retires after bad hole
Jack Hutchinson of New York dropped out during the British Open qualifying at Hoylake after a disastrous third hole in the afternoon round. He had played well in the wind in the morning but scored poorly on greens, leaving him with a ten-stroke hole and his retirement from the contest. Thirty-three players qualified with 17 or better.
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Hoylake
England
Jack Hutchinson
New York
Niles to Meet Seaver After State Tennis Victory
Nat W. Niles of Harvard defeated Frank J. Sulloway in the final round at Longwood to secure a challenge match against R. Chauncey Seaver, the state champion. Niles won 6 4, 6 1, 2 4, 7 5, earning the Friday title shot.
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Boston
Frank J. Sulloway
Longwood
Nat W. Niles
Harvard
R. Chauncey Seaver
Niles
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Gcccecce
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Clifford
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