Ballot Wins Suburban Handicap At Sheepshead Bay
Joe Notter said Ballot is a grand game horse after his Suburban Handicap triumph. Ballot broke well, held off Fair Play, and finished in strong style to join racing’s elite with over 119000 in career earnings. James R. Keene’s colt drew praise from Harry Payne Whitney and notable handlers.
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Joe Notter
Ballot
Fair Play
Ballet
Sheepshead Bay
Veter
Cerite
Gravesend
Harry Payne Whitney
Ballot Hies
Vater
James R. Keene
Jimmy Rowe
Notter
Bairc
Mr. Keene
Governor Hughes
Jack Jorner
Dugan
John Madden
King James
Fayette
Sir Martin
Feyette
Fitz Herbert
Mr. Madden
Payette
H. B. Duryea
Mr. Whitney
Baby Wolf
Hillside
Hamburg
Morningside
Park View
Colin
Ballot Captures Suburban as Keene Follows Up Victory
A crowd of New York society gathers at Belmont Park for the Suburban Handicap. Ballot with Notter aboard wins decisively, defeating King James and Fair Play as Montgomery, Dandelion, and others fade. Ballot becomes the first Suburban winner owned by James R. Keene.
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New York
Meadow Brook
Long Island
Harry Payne Whitney
Cornelius Fellowes
James B. Eustis
Garrett B. Kip
Herman B. Duryea
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
F. O. Beach
Thomas Hastings
Richard Wharton
Evelyn Parsons
Marie de Acosta
Samuel Adams Clark
E. H. Weatherbee
May Weatherbee
Talbot J. Taylor
Frederick Johnson
George H. Mairs
Paul G. Thebaud
Arthur Scott Burden
R. F. Carman
Seymour L. Cromwell
L. Laurence White
William S. Fanshawe
Ballot
Notter
Montgomery
Frank Gill
Dandelion
T. C. Williams
New California Jockey Club
S. C. Hildreth
Mars Cassidy
Master Hobert
King James
Bailor
Tourenne
Master Robert
Fair Play
James R. Keene
Dugan
Gold Lady
Automobile Club of America New England Tour Reaches Waterbury
Waterbury hosts the first day of the ACA New England tour with twelve cars arriving from New York amid tire trouble delays. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Westgard and B. L. Mark, plus R. F. Outcault and Dave Hennen Morris. The journey spans Sunapee Lake Bretton Woods Poland Springs Boston and a return to New York.
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Auto Club of America
R. F. Outcault
H. de Verestchagin
Automobile Club of America
West 14Th Street
Sunapee Lake
N. H
Chadwick
Robert Lee Morrell
Carl H. Page
Peerless
R. F. Outcast
Lozier
A. H. Whiting
M. M. van Bureau
Berlier
John R. Hughes
Ford
O. A. Parker
Royal Tourist
Winslow Tracy Williams
Panhard
Lemar Washington
F. H. Hughes
J. A. Murray
Franklin
Daniel Daly
Matheson
Calvin T. Adams
Darracq
O. A. Woodruff
Commodore H. C. Rome
A. L. Westyard
Stoddard Dayton
Giants Trounce Cubs In Polo Grounds Clash
Otis Crandall powered the Giants past the Chicago Cubs 6 to 3 at the Polo Grounds. New York’s win ties the series at one win each as John McGrawe returns from suspension. Bridwell Doyle and Crandall paced a two inning scoring burst aided by strong infield defense and smart base running.
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New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Ecwe
Otis Crandall
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Polo Grounds
Coogan
Sherman
John McGrawe
Arthur Devlin
Pfeister
Shannon
Bresnahan
Bridwell
Crandall
Tenney
Doyle
Cy Seymour
Eridwell
Batten
Snow Ote
Hofman
Evers
Kling
Tinker
Ry Pfeister
Hall
O’day
Klem
Superb As Brooklyn Defeats Pittsburg In Close Derby
The Brooklyn Superbas beat Pittsburg 3 to 2 at Washington Park in a hard fought game. Rucker and Leever pitched well. Brooklyn received better support from their defense. Hergen doubled for Pittsburg, Wagner stole a base, and Bergen, Gibson, Rucker contributed in offense and defense. Time of game one hour forty minutes. Umpires Rudderham and Johnstone.
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Superbas
Pittsburg
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Rucker
Leever
Hergen
Gibson
Bergen
Wagner
Pattee
Jordan
Laever
Rudderham and Johnstone
Burch
Thomas
Else O
Leach
Hummel
Clarke
Lumley
Starr
Seeee
Sheehan
Kane
Alperman
Wilson
Eee
Eves Leever
Phelps
Aoen Eves Mae
Local Baseball Scores From New Haven and Hartford
Scattered scores show New Haven 15 and Hartford 15 leading in city results while Meriden 4 Holyoke 6 and Waterbury tied with Chicago 0. Details are limited with mention of Polo Grounds game at 8 30 p m and admission.
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New Haven
Meriden
Holyoke
New Britain
Bridgeport
Springfield
Hartford
Waterbury
Polo Grounds
Chicmeo
Lda
Shut-Out for Yankees as Vaughn Debuts for Browns
New York Americans were blanked 4 to 0 by St Louis. Dineen pitched shutout ball, Conroy and Schwetzer led the Browns with key hits, and Vaughn debuted in relief in the ninth, recording a strikeout. The American League standings show Chicago atop the loop.
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Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
New York Americans
Dineen
Browns
Conroy
Schwetzer
Griffith
Vaughn
Chesbro
NEW York Ab
Po Stone
Hemphill If
Hartzell Rf
Keeler
Rf. O
Williams
Chase Ofs Wallace
Bal O Schw'zer
Stahl
O T. Jones
Ferris
Stephens Ec
Kleinow
Pen
Blair
Chesb
Sheridan and
Connelly
Stephens
Doubles Champions Triumph On Crescent Turf
Frederick B Alexander and Harold H Hackett defended their national doubles title at Crescent Athletic Club Bay Ridge defeating Theodore Roosevelt Pell and C Frederick Watson Jr 6-2 3-6 6-1 6-2 The Pell Watson pair had earlier beaten Crescent pair Bull Jr and Martin Pell Watson edged the Cup singles field while Miss Benedict and Dr Littell won mixed doubles and Miss Cassell claimed the Yonkers Amackassin Club women’s final The Hamilton Grange duo Walter Merrill Hall and L Millens Burt led the singles race
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Frederick B. Alexander
Harold H. Hackett
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
C. Frederick Watson
Alexander
Hackett
Pell
Pell and Watson
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Harry ©. Martin
Amackassin Club
Yonkers
Clare Cassell
Miss Benedict
E. G. Littell
Walter Merrill Hall
L. Millens Burt
Hamilton Grange Club
Dr. Littell
Fanny Fish
Eastern League results and standings update
In today’s Eastern League games Buffalo beat Jersey City 4 2 and Rochester defeated Newark 3 2 while Baltimore edged Montreal 3 2 and Providence defeated Toronto 13 6 Montreal beat Toronto 6 2. Standings show Buffalo 28 18 0.809 Newark 25 20 0.856 Montreal 22 25 0.463 Toronto 23 19 0.548 Rochester 20 27 0.426 Providence 23 22 0.386 Jersey City 17 27 0.386. State League results: Binghamton 8 Scranton 3 Wilkes-Barre 5 Syracuse 4 A J & G 2 Troy Utica 3 Albany 2.
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Rochester
Newark
Buffalo
Jersey City
Montreal
Baltimore
Toronto
Providence
W. i
Newark Sosae
Killersey City
Binghamton
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Syracuse
Troy
Utica
Albany
Anderson Wins Western Open in Chicago Pro Golf Meet
Willie Anderson of Chicago captured the Western Open title with Campbell of Boston and Nichols of Milwaukee tied for second behind McLeod of Chicago. The Telegraph dispatch reports from St. Louis dated June 19.
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Tribune
St. Louis
Willie Anderson
Chicago
Campbell
Boston
Nichols
Milwaukee
McLeod
Braid Captures British Open Victory at Prestwick
London June 19 James Braid won the open golf championship at Prestwick with a four round total of 291 beating all previous records. This marks his fourth championship win.
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London
Prestwick
James Braid
Braid
Travis Leads Best fory Field in Quail Invitation Golf
Low scores dominated the Quail Invitation at the Nassau Club yesterday. Walter J. Travis Garcia and W. L. Hicks from the home club led with 73s. Findlay S. Douglas and Fred Herreshoff failed to reach the first eight, while Jim Sawyer advanced to the semi finals by beating Evans. Bert Allen defeated P. W. Gardner Nassau and E. M. Wild beat Hicks after a long 20 holes.
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Neasadlstry Club
Walter J. Travis
Garcia
W. L. Hicks
Ned Cy
Findlay S. Douglas
Natiaiaial
P. W. Gardner
Nassau
E. M. Wild
Cranford
Hicks
W. J. Travis
Garden City
W. Aa
Nasea
Evans
Ekwanok
T. Allen
Fox Hill
F. Jennings
M. Wild
Crawford
Gardner Nassau
Price Sawyer
Midland
Snare
Englewood
Herreshoff
Garden City Co
A. Dunning
Fox
W. W._ Pell
Caree Brook
Spofford
Jennings
H. Dudley
Montclair
J. Ww
Gee Dovker Meadow
H. F. Brandy
Alvord
H. S. Gladwin
R. Sillett
Wykagyt
D. c
Presbrey
Fox Hills St
Harvey Murdock
Allen Heart Gardner
Wild
Sawyer
UN C. Travis
E. A. Dunning
Segganeman
Dudley
Adams
J. R. Maxwell
F. Hunt
Dyker Meadow
DH Barrows
Plain Field
Busch
Gammack
Tiffany and McAlpin Reach Hudson River Golf Final
G. P. Tiffany of Powlton advances to face D. H. B. McAlpin Jr. of Briarcliff in the seventh annual Hudson River Golf Association championship. Tiffany won earlier rounds by matching 50 then 77 while McAlpin defeated H. B. Wood who had the low qualifying score.
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Hudson River Golf Association
Briarcliff Golf Club
Gilman P. Tiffany
Powlton
D. HB McAlpin, Jr
Tiffany
C. HE Brown
Saeghill
L. E. van Ettem
Twaalfskill
H. B. Wood
Hudson
McAlpin
Sheepshead Bay Racing Summary Weather Clears Track Fast
Horse racing note from Sheepshead Bay reports weather clear and track fast. Runners prepared for midday events with favorable conditions expected to aid quick times. Track officials monitored surface for safety and speed as fans gathered for the card.
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