Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay Shapes Up
The Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay opens the summer meeting of the Coney Island Club. A large crowd is expected as Go Between Cairngorm and Dandelion emerge as leading contenders though no clear favorite stands out. Weight talk centers on 116 pounds for Go Between with other top horses like Cairngorm and Dandelion in the mix. Hermis holds the former Suburban record at 2 05 0 in 1904, with Beldame last year winning in 2 06 3 5.
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Sheepshead Bay
Brooklyn
Coney Island Club
Beldame
Hermis
Africander
Golé Heels
Kinley Mack
Imp
Cairngorm
Go Between
Dandelion
Tokalon
Proper
Ugely
Cairworm
Tekalon
Go-Between
Gay
Dolly Spanker
Oliver Cromwell
Cederstrome
Dave Gideon
Astronomer
May Auser
August Belmont
Mason
Claude Dies In Kentucky Turf Star At Corrigan Farm
Claude, owned by M. J. Daly, died at Edward Corrigan’s farm near Lexington, Kentucky. In his career he won 28 races and $67,690, taking the California, Tennessee, St. Louis and Fort Erie derbies. He was second in the American Derby behind The Picker and was by the imported Lissak out of Lida H by Lisbon. He had been retired to stud this season and bred with several mares at Corrigan’s operation.
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Tribune
Lexington
Claude
M. J. Daly
Edward Corrigan
Clauce
California
Tennessee
St. Louis
Fort Erie
Picker
Lissak
Lida H
Lisbon
This Ring
Corrigan
Buffalo Racing Results Show Close Finishes Throughout Card
In handicap and open events at Buffalo, Frperion won the one and a fraction mile feature at 11 to 1 with Broomhané le second at 4 to 1 and Lotus Eater third at 5 to 1. A Minity captured the five furlongs, Cardigan the steeplechase short course, Money Mass the six furlongs, Earl Rogers the one and one sixteenth miles, and Taura A the four and a half furlongs, with various second and third place runners and running times noted for each race. Time figures appear next to several events.
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Glengate Eeeersens
Courter
Jimmi Lane
Kernel
Jones Oo
Liffey Bank
Elway
Loney Heskell
Petieheen
Ffecond
Tippetoes
Hampurg Belle
Arkurta Sone
Brookdale Nymph
Water Pearl
Batarenes Ose
Narles
Sation
W H. Daniel
James Crawford
Opere
Firth Race
Roewell
E S. Davis
Sen
Tom
Rufus
Alpenmearchen
Little Minister
Aty Vincentd
Waterbury
Punky
Malacca
Yankee Girl
Acard Gill
Killiecrankie
Ern
Sally K
Wolstartie
Chaseaway
Heset Parcwakae Jobstown
Stangard
Hees
Edith James
Prince Frederick
Jenelane
Sabara Co
Fharuthers
Relidmoore
Kiingsor
Peeeont
Lawsonian
Melbourne
Bir Russel
Black Flag
Cardigan
Lars Palmer
Money Mass
Barr Na Bey
Gallithea
Earl Rogers
Colonel Bartlett
Solon Beivese
Taura A
Annapolis Football Schedule for Next Season
Annapolis Md June 20 The Naval Academy football schedule for next season lists games against Dickinson Maryland Agricultural College Princeton St Johns Lehigh Western Maryland Bucknell Pennsylvania State Swarthmore University of North Carolina Virginia Polytechnic Institute and United States Military Academy All games to be played at Annapolis except the Military Academy game in Philadelphia with venue to be arranged.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Dickinson
Maryland Agricultural College
Princeton
St. Johns
Lehigh
Western Maryland College
Bucknell
Pennsylvania State
Swerthmore
University of North Carolina
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
United States Military Academy
West Must Get New Shell For Diamond Boas Race
Henley June 2 The Oxford boat builder reports W B West of the Undine Barge Club Philadelphia has a damaged shell that is irreparably injured. He will attempt to secure another shell to compete in the Diamond Boast race.
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West
Henley
Oxford
Hea
W. B. West
Undine Barge Club
Philadelphia
Accidents mar racing as jocke ys badly hurt at Gravesend
Wild racing at Gravesend yesterday ended with two jockeys badly injured in the last race and two more hurt earlier. Penguin and Escort fell at the paddock turn, Brussell and J Jones were carried off unconscious. Jones suffered a broken collarbone. Brussell bruised and scratched with possible internal injuries. Spectators cried out as the accident occurred. The day featured three close finishes and notable performances including Frank Lord as a long shot winner. Oro narrowly beat Delcanta in the Kensington Steeplechase with Balzac affected by interference.
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Pees Te Ees
Meteor Cba
Ryey Club
Gravesend Yester
Ses
Penguin
Escort
Brussell
J. Jones
Sewell
H. Cochran
Jones
Frank Lord
Kensington
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Oro
Mr. Stone
Phantom
Mr. Hitchcock
Green Silks
Delcanta
Balzac
Owens
el Cuchillo
Loney Has
Crews on the Hudson Ahead of Intercollegiate Regatta
Poughkeepsie June 20 crews trained lightly except Columbia which raced. Cornell varsity vs freshmen showed distance, Penn and Wisconsin practiced, Georgetown impressed, Dempsey optimistic about future performances. Weather fair, Hudson rough, betting favors Cornell for two races with Syracuse strong for the freshman event.
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the Tribune
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Columbia
Hudson
Cornell
Wisconsin Varsity
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Georgetown
Dempsey
Syracuse
Ten Eyck
Aracine
Rice
Buzz
Cornell Pennsylvania
Andrew O'Dea
O’dea
Regatta Moves to Long Island Sound Off Club Station No 10
The New York Yacht Club holds its annual regatta today with a noon start on Long Island Sound near station No 10. Twenty one entries race including Queen, Irolita, and Effort, while the club chartered steam Cepheus departs East 9 45 a m for invited guests and members.
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New York Yacht Club
Sardy Hook
Long Island Sound
J. Rogers Maxwell
J. Walter Clark
F. M. Smith
Recreation Pier
East Mth Street
Harry Houpt Enters 13 HP Thomas Flyer for Vanderbilt Trials
Harry 8 Houpt entered the 13 horsepower Thomas Flyer in the American elimination trials for the Vanderbilt Cup. The entry was received by Jefferson De Mont Thompson, chairman of the racing board of the American Automobile Association, with a $1,000 check accompanying the entry.
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Harry
National Lawn Tennis Philadelphia Semi Finalists Named
At the National Lawn Tennis Championship in Philadelphia on June 20, Edith E. Rotch of Longwood Boston and Mrs. Barger Wallach of New York reach the women's singles semi finals. Doubles and mixed doubles rounds begun with several matches completed. In men’s singles extra event, Harvard’s Niles and Dewhurst of Pennsylvania look poised for semis.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Edith E. Rotch
Longwood Cricket Club
Boston
Barger- Wallach
New York
R. C. Seaver
J. R. Carpenter, Jr
N W. Niles
Harvard University
E. B. Dewhurst
University of Pennsylvania
Gertrude Fetterman
Greta Lewis
Marjorie Oberteuffer
Miss Rudderow
Haddonfield
N. J
Lily Newhall
E. Ostheimer
Miss Fetterman
Blanche Chauveau
Edith B. Rotch
Clover Boldt
Anita McCall
L. S. Coe
D. F. Platt
Staten Island
Florence
Cresswell
Miss Newhall
Miss Lewis
Miss Potter
Miss Chauveau
Miss Chase
Miss Roten
Miss McCai
Miss Kimball
Miss Ross
Philadelphia Pairs Triumph in Tennis Roundup
Eubting and Miss Cochran edged Miss Edgeway 1-6 6-4 6-1 in Philadelphia. Homans and Boldt defeated Lycett and Fetterman 6-0 6-2. Ostheimer beat Cohen and McFadden 7-5 6-1. Work and Toulmin beat Rod and E Duhring 6-2 5-7 7-5. Coffin and Johnson of Staten Island beat Maule and Obertcuffer 1 4.
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Miss Coffin
Johnson
Staten Ieland
Miss Maule
Obertcuffer
Philadelphia
Montclair and Morristown Players Vie In Tennis Tussle
Sporting goods listings show Morristown Field Club and Montclair Athletic Club each claiming wins in singles and doubles rounds. Notable results include Albert Hinck losing to Leon Freeman, and Miriam Swords advancing in the women’s singles rounds with several matches decided by straight sets or defaults.
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Blakeman Meyer
Montclair
Leon F. Freeman
Morristown Field
FH. Glazbeek
Morristown Field Club
Albert J. Hinck
Montclair Athletic Club
Perry Merrill
Morristown
H. L
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
G. M. Crapo
Herman Lehr
Morristown Pield Club
W. Throckmorton
Alber J. Hinck
Miriam Swords
F. W. Forbes
Edna Wildly
Eleanor Sauter
Mise E. “Whitney
May Brooks
Miss Smith
Margaret Townes
C. P. Hisle
Exta Twombly
Mirtarn Swords
B. M. Eee
C. P. Hale
Open championship entries at Onwentsia Club this June
Golf news notes near fifty to sixty entries for the national open at Onwentsia on June 28 and 29. Amateur champ H Chandler Egan and George Ormiston are among the few prominent amateurs. Pros including Willie Anderson Alec Smith and Donald Ross are entered. George Pearson of Forest Hill set an eighteen hole record of 82 plus 38 for an even score. Also reporting: Homewood course record of 71 by Lawrence Auchtertonte, two strokes under Willie Smith’s previous mark. News from Chicago and Wee Burn event, with multiple medal and team play formats.
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Onwentsia
W. Fellowes Morgan
Stxty
H. Chandler Egan
George Ormiston
Willie Anderson
Alec Smith
George Pearson
Forest HD Field Club
W. F. Acker
Pearson
League of Connecticut Golf Clubs
Wee Burn Golf Cub
League
Deats of Connecticut
Qua
Chicago
Lawrence Auchtertonte
Glenview
Homewood
Willie Smith
Dishabille Wins Myrtle Stakes Amid Controversy
Kell bolts at the second jump dragging Buck Leya off course while Dishabille defeats Garnish and Ormonde's Right amid disqualification calls for cutting off at the stretch. Ormonde's Right sulks at the post. Shaw gains rail but finishes third. Other winners include Frank Lord Monet Grenade and Single Shot as jockeys Miller Martin and Sewer lead the season-long wins.
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Kell
Buckleya
Dishabille
Garnish
Ormonde
Shaw
Frank Lord
Monet
Grenade
Single Shot
al Powell
Fay
Russell T
Sewell
H. Cochran
McDaniel
Garner
Miller
J. Martin
Sewer
Aqueduct
Plans to Meet Ocean Racers in Honolulu Harbor
Honolulu plans to greet incoming yachts La Paloma Lurline and Anemone racing from San Pedro California. A special continuous lookout service will be set up on Diamond Head at the harbor entrance with launches and yachts ready to meet the racers. The city will be alerted by signals and fire whistles when sighted.
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Honolulu
Lurline
San Pedro
Cal
Diamond Head
New Jersey State Championship Opens At Morristown
Play began in the New Jersey State championship lawn tennis tournament at Morristown Field Club. G. L. Bodman from Yale-Longwood upset W. C. Weimer of the University of Pennsylvania 6-4, 7-5, 6-1, as Frederick G. Anderson prepares to defend the cup.
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New Jersey
Morristown
N. J
Frederick G. Anderson
G. L. Bodman
Yale- Longwood
University of Pennsylvania
W. C. Weimer
Herman Behr
Yale
H. M. Hal
W. Throckmorton
H. McK. Ginzbrook
Morristown Field Club
Carleton ©. Kelley
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
Charles D. M. Cole
William Rosenbaum
Harlem Lawn Tennis Club
Irving Griffin
Newark Lawn Tennis Club
H. Preserved Smith
Walter A. Hazard
Crescent Athletic Club
Hugh Tallant
Robert James
Plainfield Country Club
George Henry
Aneodore Roosevelt Pell
New York Lawn Tennis Club
B. Smith, Jr
James S. Dennis
Wiliam
Cragin, Jr
7Th Regiment Lawn Tennis Association
H. L. Westfall
Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
John ©. Pearce
Tideran Dutt Club
G. M. Crapo
Richard Seabury
Boonton Lawn Tennis Club
Reave Schley
Frederick C. Colston
Yale University
G L Bodmen
Ood Cricket Club
W. C. Wetmer
BE. P. Staunton
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
H. M. Walker
Hall
Co. W.rockmorton
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Fuller Creece
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the Picket
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