Suburban Handicap odds and Yankee baseball slump noted
The article reviews the Suburban Handicap prospects at Sheepshead Bay with King James out, hints at Celt, Hilarious, and other contenders, and discusses the Yankees stalled season. It also covers Yale vs Princeton baseball, tennis turnout, English show horses, and fundraising for the Public Schools Athletic League.
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James R. Keene
Celt
S. C. Hildreth
King James
Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
Hildreth
Mr. Hildreth
Restizgouche
Fitz Herbert
Joe Madden
Montgomery
Ethelbert
Milwaukee club buys Chicago site for baseball park
Charles B Havener of the Milwaukee club buys an eight acre tract in North Clark Street Chicago bounded by Oak Waveland Sheffield and Addison avenues from the Evangelical Lutheran Church Seminary. The purchase signals possible entrance of the American Association into Chicago and hints at a new major league plan pairing Eastern and Western groups across eight cities.
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Tribune
Chicago
Charles 8. Havener
Milwaukee Baseball Club
American Association
North Clark Street
Waveland
Sheffield
Addison Avenues
Theological Seminary of
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
National Association of Minor Leagues
Eastern League
National Commission
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Louisville
Baltimore
Buffalo
New York
Jersey City
Newark
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Trouble on Speedway double runaway hits race scene
A double runaway on the upper Speedway disrupted a morning race. Arnold the brown stallion, owned by George Huber, swerved and toppled William de Koenig’s wagon driven by Midget. Koenig was badly bruised while the horses fled, then racing resumed with brushes between Harry C. Jr. and Sally A. The final heat saw Sally prevail in a neck and neck finish.
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Speedway
Sewers
Arnold
George Huber
Percy Demarest
William de Koenig
Mr. Koenig
Washington Bridge
Fitzgerald
Huber
Fred Wright
Harry C., Jr
Christopher Hackett
Sally A
Sally
Mr. Wright
Apeek
Cate
Syracuse and Pennsylvanian crews prepare for Hudson regatta
Poughkeepsie June 20 The five rowing crews for July 2's anticipated great race gather at Highland with Syracuse, Pennsylvania and Columbia also joining Wisconsin and Cornell. Coaches and veterans assess form amid injuries. Pennsylvanian and Cornell crews shown strong, while Columbia's new eight and Wisconsin freshmen display depth. Rest days include churchgoing and hill walks as camps train hard.
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Tribune
Poughkeepsie
Pennsylvania
Highland
Ellis Ward
Jim Ten Eyck
Syracuse
Columbian Varsity
Cerussi
Murphy
Rice
Ryan
New Columbia
Renshaw
Saunders
Spalding
Harraman
Miller
Phillips
Robinson
Eddison
Hamman
Columbia
Cornell
Simpson
Courtney
Weed
Ithacans
Cornellians
Wisconsin
Hudson
Wisconsin Garsmen
Ten Eyck
Yale
Quakers
Navy Football Schedule Changes For October Lineup
The Naval Academy announces its official football slate with Wednesday games in October omitted except for St John s. October 6 St John s October 9 Rutgers October 16 Villanova October 23 Virginia October 30 Princeton November 6 Washington and Jefferson November 13 Western Reserve November 20 Davidson November 27 Army at Franklin Field Philadelphia.
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Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Hackett and Little Capture Cups in Interclub Tennis
Harold H. Hackett and Raymond D. Little, international doubles partners, won the Round Robin doubles at Manhasset Bay Yacht Club Port Washington Long Island without losing a match. The event featured Pell Grant and Behr Fischer near top form, Pell twisting an ankle and retiring after the first set.
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Harold H. Hackett
Raymond D. Little
Manhasset Bay Yacht Club
Port Washington
Long Island
Theodore R. Pell
Wylie C. Grant
Pell
Hackett
Little
Karl H. Behr
Edwin P. Fischer
Behr
Fischer
Richard H. Palmer
George O. Wagner
Harold W. Hackett
George C. Wagner
Baseball Standings and Day’s Results Across Leagues
National League games yesterday included Chicago 6 Brooklyn 1 and St Louis 8 Boston 3. Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 8 in 15 innings. American League fixtures included Washington at New York and Cleveland at Chicago. Detroit won twice over St Louis 6 4 and 8 2, while Chicago beat Cleveland 4 0 and lost 0 5 in the doubleheader. Standings show Pittsburg 87 wins, Philadelphia 24, Chicago 38, St Louis 23, New York 24, Brooklyn 33, Cincinnati 28, Boston 13, Cleveland 25, Detroit 34, Philadelphia 28.
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Polo Grounds
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Pirates
New York
Raymond
McGraw
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Cubs Still Winning Champions Draw Away
Chicago defeated Brooklyn to complete a fourth straight win. Reulbach held Brooklyn to three singles, with Hofman making sensational catches. Schulte hit a home run and two runs scored in the eighth. Bell labored six innings but allowed a triple and a double in the seventh.
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Brooklyn
Reulbach
Bell
Schulte
Hofman
Chicagy
Evers
Burch
Sheckard
Clement
Hummel
Steinfeldt
Alperman
Howard
Oltannox
We Schulte
Lumiey
Tinker
McMillan
Bergen
Moran
Reusbach
Coe Ceesaneae Gn
Py Reulbach
Johnstone
Cusack
Browns Twice Beaten as Tigers Sweep Doubleheader
Detroit defeated Jimmy McAleer's St. Louis Browns in a two game set 6 to 4 and 2 to 0 in Detroit. Heavy hitting powered the Tigers in game one as Mullen secured his thirteenth straight win after St Louis took an early lead. In game two a ninth inning field invasion halted play when a ruling on a potential double play sparked a field rush.
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Detroit
Jimmy McAleer
St. Louis Browns
Tigers
Mullen
Browns
Evans
Summers
Williams
Wallace
Lewis
Hoffman
Rossman
Jones
McIntyre
Criger
Bush
D. Jones
Schaefer
McAleese
Suggs
Powell
Egan
Cardinals Rout Boston in Easy Victory Behind Ferguson
St Louis defeated Boston with Ferguson overpowering the opposing lineup as Lush and Phelps faced Ferguson on the mound and Graham behind him. The game featured early steady offense from St Louis and steady defense to seal a clear win.
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R. H. E. St. Louis
Boston
Lush and Phelps, Ferguson and Graham
Phillies Beat Reds In Fifteenth Inning Grasp
Philadelphia tied Cincinnati at a ninth inning and then won 4 to 3 in the fifteenth. Shears Grant and Magee delivered timely singles and Titus added a sacrifice fly as Magee made a key catch in the thirteenth to rob Egan of a homer. Moore McQuillen Moren Dooin Campbell Gasper McLean Umpires Rigler Truby.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Shears
Grant
Magee
Titus
Quakers
Egan
Moore
McQuillen
Moren
Dooin
Campbell
Gasper
McLean
Rigler and
Truby
Eastern League Scores and Standings
In Newark Toronto defeated Newark 8 to 5 while Jersey City beat Rochester 3 to 1. Buffalo edged Providence 3 to 0. Montreal faced Baltimore with no final score listed. The games reflect a busy schedule in the Eastern League with multiple pairings across cities.
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Newark
Rochester
Jersey City
Buffalo
Providence
Montreal
Beltimore
Newar
Baltimore
Jersey Citrus
Kramer Wins Open Cycle Race At Vailsburg Newark
Frank L. Kramer national champion captured the open event at the Vailsburg cycle track in Newark yesterday. He failed to qualify for the final heat as the limit men in his handicap heat were too brisk. Percy Lawrence California amateur and Jacob Magin National Turn Verein team won their respective races, with California annexing the handicap and New Jersey taking the open event. More than five thousand spectators attended.
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Frank L. Kramer
Vailsburg
Newark
East Orange
Percy Lawrence
California
Jacob Magin
National Turn Verein
New Jersey
Polo Fills Week at Hempstead Meadow Brook
Polo enthusiasts in Hempstead Long Island await a nine game Meadow Brook tournament beginning tomorrow. Four games run over two days for Meadow Brook Club cups Hempstead cups and Westbury Challenge Cup. The Westbury event is the feature and promises a stiff battle among entered teams.
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Hempstead
Long Island
Meadow Brook
State League results summary in early games
Elmira loses 1 to 9 to Syracuse in game one and 0 to 2 in game two. Scranton defeats Troy 8 to 2 while Wilkes-Barre beats Albany 3 to 1 in 11 innings. Utica sweeps Binghamton with 8 to 3 in game one and 4 to 3 in game two.
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Elmira
Syracuse
Scranton
Troy
Wilkes-Barre
Albany
Utica
Binghamton
Travers Returns from Britain and Defends Golf Spirit
Jerome Travers, national amateur champion, arrived on the Caledonia and met by his father and friends at Montclair Golf Club. He explained why he failed to reach the British Amateur final at Muirfield, noting tougher conditions, longer rounds, luck factors, and stronger English field. He praised his form at Muirfield, alleged his best golf there, and said he will not travel alone again.
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Caledonia
Travers
Vincent P. Travers
Montclair
Montclair Golf Club
Tribune
Great Britain
Muirfield
James Robb
Maxwell
Hutchinson
Blackwell
Fred Herreshoff
Englewood
Nutmeg Ocean Winner At New York Club Race
Block Island RI June. Nutmeg wins the New York Athletic Club ocean race for the second time with a corrected time of 1 hr 52 min 3 sec. Coot finishes second in 12 hr 11 min 51 sec, Maryola third in 12 hr 2 min, and Vingt-Trois fourth in 12 hr 27 min 28 sec. Dutchess wins the time prize but figures not released. The race proves rough. 34 yachts finished from 41 starters with much broken gear.
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Block Island
West Harbor
New York Athletic Club
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