Ocean Bound's Astoria Wins Dinner Stakes at Gravesend
Ocean Bound, ridden by Woodford Clay, won the Astoria Stakes at Gravesend known as the Dinner Stakes, with Cassite and Greenvale among the contenders. Clay refused a $12 offer, citing Ocean Bound as the standout two year old filly this season while more races loom in her stake-heavy schedule.
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Woodford Clay
Flying Ship
Gravesend
Ocean Round
Harry Payne Whitner
Greenvale
Queck Stable
Cassite
Mr. Clay
Astoria
Brooklyn Jockey Club
C. Hildreth
Fitz Herbert
Alfred Noble
Sheepshead Bay
Barrigen
Plaudit
Nicol
Cliff
Garry Herrymann
Harrigan
Home Fashion Plate
James R. Keene
Fashion Plate
Live Wire
Rialto
Lang
Prince Gal
Cohort
Jike 2
Reybourn
E. Dugan
Glass
Dugan
Ethelbert
A. L. Aste
Jacquelina
Creevy
Dalmation
Earl G
Berkeley
McCarter
Tom McDowell
Jatonia
Powers
Gerses
King’s Daughter
Hilarious
Mr. Keene
Celt
Far West
New Jersey
Jockey Club
Luria
Beeton Boston Wins Doubleheader In Philadelphia
Beeton, June 2, Boston won two exciting games in Philadelphia today. The first ended 6 to 4 with timely hitting and fielding errors shaping the pace. In the second, Wood held Boston to two hits as Coombs’ wildness and a few Boston hits decided the outcome, with final scores noted and umpires Perrine and O Loughlin.
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Hg Yan
Schutzer
Carrigan
Plank
R. H. E. Paeadie
Pelt
Apentoiee Wood
Spencer
Coombs and Limpires
Perrine
O Loughlin
Autos in Close Race Reach Baker City Lead Narrowed
Shawmut car from New York to Seattle arrived in Baker City Oregon with a lead of about forty minutes over Ford No 2. Drivers said they hoped to reach Seattle by Wednesday while Ford No 1 appeared to be in trouble at Weiser Idaho. The Italian car trailed more than ten days behind after a rear axle mishap near Kansas City.
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Baker City
Ore
Shawmut
New York
Seattle
Weizer
Idaho
Denver
Kansas City
Escort for Horses at St Cloud Amid Tense Protests
Paris June 21 horses for the St Cloud races were escorted by mounted gendarmes to prevent a repetition of yesterday’s disorderly scenes when forty militant stable boys union members blocked the Grand Steeplechase of Paris. A deputation met Labor Minister Vivani who will mediate with trainers. The workers demand union recognition payment of 120 dollars a day improved quarters meals and coverage under the employers liability law.
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Paris
St. Cloud
Auteuii
Vivani
Mayor to See Game Yale Princeton Faceoff at Park
Mayor McClellan plans to attend the Princeton Yale baseball decider at American League Park with counsel Lugene Lamb Richards and Yale supporter and ex athlete, Lt. Bill Kennel, joining to keep the peace. The game starts at 3 29 oclock with standing room likely, reflecting strong demand for seats.
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McClellan
Princeton
Yale
Lugene Lamb Richards
Bill" Kennel
Capablanca and Marshall Draw After Petrof Defense
In a Manhattan Chess Club match, Capablanca and Marshall ended their game in a draw after Capablanca sacrificed a piece for three pawns and Marshall repeated moves. The score stands Capablanca seven, Marshall one with fourteen drawn games. next game scheduled Wednesday at the same club.
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J. R. Capablanca
Frank J. Marshall
Manhattan Chess Club
Petroff
Marshall
Capablanca
Death of Boston Club President Postpones National League Games
Funeral services for George B. Dovey, late president of the Boston Baseball Club, will be held in Philadelphia today, prompting the National League to postpone all games by a board vote. Jon Dovey named successor to his brother, and flags at league grounds will fly at half mast for thirty days in his memory.
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George B. Dovey
Boston Baseball Club
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Washington Park
Jon Dovey
Harry C. Pulliam
National League
Dovey
Pirates Defeat Phillies 5 to 3 in Listless Game at Pittsburg
Pittsburg defeats Philadelphia 5 to 3 as Leifield exits in the seventh after a triple. The Pirates honor Boston owner George Dovey by not playing tomorrow. Final line shows Leifield no decision, Frock relief, and O’Osborne pinch.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Leifield
Frock
George Dovey
Boston
Barbeau
Olshean
Dfetninger
Wilson
Poolan
Sibson
Osackitsch
Omcquillen
O‘osborne
Giants Edge Altoona in Exhibition Game
In Pennsylvania on June 21 the New York Giants defeated Altoona 7 to 6 in an exhibition. Batteries for New York were Ames Crandall and Snodgrass with Edmundson and Stroh handling pitching in relief. Umpire Davis officiated the game.
SuperbAs Defeat Johnstown In Exhibition Game
Johnstown, Penn, June 21 Brooklyn blanked Johnstown 4 to 0 in an exhibition. Brooklyn had six innings with runs on timely hits while Johnstown failed to drive in runners. Batteries Scanton McIntyre Dunn Koepmann. Umpire O Neal.
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Johnstown
Penn
Brooklyn
Scanton, McIntyre
Dunnn
Koepmann
O' Neal
Williams College names Stuart Templeton captain for next season
Williamstown Mass June 21 The Williams College baseball team elected Stuart John Templeton of Chicago as captain for next year Templeton has pitched most of the games for the squad this season.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Stuart John Templeton
Chicago
Templeton
Yankees Split Doubleheader With Senators in Heat
The Yankees and Senators split a doubleheader in hot conditions on the hilltop. Washington won the first game 6 to 4 while New York took the second 3 to 2. Warhop started strong for Washington but faltered late. Manning pitched well for New York, and Tannehill was struck by bad luck in several plays.
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Yankees
Senators
Washington
Detroit
Warhop
Hemphill
Jack Warhop
Manning
Cantillon
Jack Kletnow
Browne
Unglaub
Jiggs Donohue
Tannehill
Engle
Johnson
Gray
Hughes
Conroy
Chase
Eagle
McBride
Austin
Demmitt
Laporte
Street
Kiemon
Centre
Donohue
George Browne
Blair
Knight
Milan
Hudson
Delehanty
New York
Erreers
Og Altrock
Kerin and
Sheridan
Hemphilles
Engie
Tannenhill
Kletnow
Kunight
Ungland
Kleinow
Tso
O Browne
Tagland
A Manning
Hu Ches
Delahanty
Altrock
Detroit Beats St Louis In Low-Scoring MLB Tilt
In a sparse box score Detroit edges St Louis 1-0 as Graham works seven innings and Ratlex yields one run. Crawford belts a two base hit, Williams Wallace and Jones turn a double play, Hoffman and Stephens Cobb steal bases, Dono van and Graham walk batters, and Graham registers four hits allowed. Time of game 1 37 with Egan and Evans umpiring.
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McQuillen
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Declan
Leifield
Grant
Jacktitsch
Magee
Abstein
Miller
Wilson
McClarke
Quillen
Bransfield
Letfield
Ry Letfield
Frock
Pitteburo
Rigier
O'Day
Graham
Detroit
St. Louis
Sevier
Crawford
Williams
Wallace
Jones
Hoffman
Stephens Cobb
O Graham
Donovan
Br Graham
Ratlex
Egan and
Evans
New England League Results Highlight Long 19th Inning Game
Haverhill defeated Fall River 5 to 4 after a 19 inning contest. New Bedford also won 4 to 3 while Lowell and Lawrence faced Lynn with scores listed as 3 to 1 and Brockton 1 respectively.
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NEW England
Haverhill
Innnings
Fail River
New Bedford
Lowell
Lawrence
Lynn
Brockton
Standings and results in early American League baseball
American League games today feature New York at Boston, St Louis at Detroit, and Washington at Philadelphia. Yesterday Washington beat New York 6 to 4 in game one and New York won 3 to 2 in game two. Boston took both ends against Philadelphia 6–5 and 4–1, while Detroit defeated St Louis 2–0 and Chicago vs Cleveland was rained out. Standings show New York leading with 33 wins, Detroit 28, Boston 27, Philadelphia 25, Chicago 23, Washington 19, St Louis 19, Cleveland 27? 24 and Pittsburgh leads National League. National League standings list Pittsburgh 38–18, Philadelphia 24–22, Chicago 35–18, Brooklyn 23–26, New York 24–22, Boston 13.
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Gravesend
Accesoo
Ici
Gaveston
Princess Noretti
Crane
Osen
Fin Jocker
Prince Ga
Scoville
H. Smith
Blairs
Alvescem
I Miller
Bet Mast
McCahey
Sareery
Tipton
Nimbus
Riley
Clara White
Miss A. Marrone
Joseph
Mie Keleo
Upton Case
Smith
Cima Biakford
Glass
Russell
Mombarss
Ee Fairbrother
Mies Catesles
Cullen
Star Shoot
Flying Ship
W. Ciary
Horee
St . Str
Fin Jocher
Orean
Spre
Garry Herrmann
L. Harrison
Borer
Nicol
Alfred Noble
Upton
Ch. c. Pirate of Penzance
Alma T
W. Rk Grima
Berl
Freville
Butwell
King
Beda
van Shotten
Wendrivt
Br. c
Ethelbert
Fonis
Hildreth
Dugan
St Louis
Detroit
St. Louis
Donovan
Graham
Criss
Po McIntyre
Wwsa
Hartzell
Rush
Fran
Crawford
McAleese If
Cobb
Ferris
Rossman
Oil Williams
O'Leary
Jon
U Schaefer
Wal
Ss O Stenage
Stephens
C Donovan
P O
Baile
New York
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
P.C
Pittsburg
Phil
Chi
St. Ne
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
National women's tennis title opens with Wagner defaults
In Philadelphia the opening rounds of the women’s national lawn tennis championship began under favorable conditions. Miss Marie Wagner of New York withdrew after a set against Miss Gwendolyn Rees, while Miss Hazel Hotchkiss of California advanced and is favored for the title. The article details first and second round results, noting Wagner’s default and ongoing play, with defending champion Mrs. Barger Wallach planning to defend her title.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Marie Wagner
New York
Gwendolyn Rees
St. Paul
Miss Wagner
Miss Rees
Hazel Hotchkiss
California
W. H. Pouch
Miss Sutton
Barger Wallach
E. Ostheimer
H. E. Mills
Emily Scott
Warren R. Kenck
New Brunswick
N. J
W. Huch
Englewood
T. B. Ents
Berkeley
Cal
W. RB. Rankine
New Canaan
Conn
Lily Newhale
Margaret Tidball
Fort Monroe
Edith Rotch
Boston
D. Green
D. Disston
Clara Kutrof
Alice Day
Canaan
Edith M. Schenck
M. Disston
H. Alexander
Louise Hammond
Helen Deshler
Claire Johnson
George J. Chapman
Nyack
N. Y
Clara T. Chase
J. Disston
Lois Moyes
Toronto
Ont
M. Cresswell
M Day
Miss PD. Disston
Miss Hammond
Miss Johnson
Miss Moyes
Miss Chase
Miss Roberts
Mrs. Weaver
Yale Crew Faces Tough Day With Long Practice
Gales Ferry Connecticut June 2 Yale varsity eight and second four logged ten miles in two sessions with a five-mile combined trip upstream and downstream. A broken outrigger forced the first varsity four to bow out. Voorhees replaced Faxson at 135 pounds in the Harvard freshman eight. Evening work included a four and three quarter mile stretch from the drawbridge to quarters at a brisk tempo with strokes up to forty-two before landing.
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the Tribune
Poughkeepsie
Columbian
S. J. Phillips
S. Pitt
Phillips
New York
Columbia
Pitt
Rice
Jordan
Ryan
Clapp
Cerussi
Salsbury
Downing
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Cornell
Hyde Park
Jim Rice
John Hoyle
Cores
Si Weed
Ned Ten Eyck
Gales Ferry
Conn
Yates
Varsity
Harvard
Voorhees
Faxson
Navy Yard
Inman Advances At Yonkers Inman Tops Holmes Then Retires
Amid a 36 player field at Amackassin Club Yonkers Artemus Holmes pushed Gustave Touchard challenger Inman to the limit before Inman edged ahead in rallies and Holmes retired at 4-all in the final set. Other results include Phillips crushing Goughtry and Auger beating Fox to reach late rounds. Exhibition doubles feature Hackett and Little versus Tallant and Mahan at West Side Tennis Club tomorrow.
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Amackassin Club
Yonkers
Gustave F. Touchard
Frederick C. Inman
Inman
Artemus Holmes
Knollwood
Holmes
Harold H. Hackett
Raymond D. Little
Hugh Tallant
Lyle Mahan
West Side
28Th Street
Broadway
Eastern League Weeknight Scores Highlight Close Contests
In Newark and Jersey City, Toronto and Newark split, while Rochester and Jersey City, Buffalo and Providence, and Montreal and Baltimore also played doubleheaders. Baltimore won second game 2 to 1 over Montreal while first games showed tight results.
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Toronto
Newark
Rochester
Jersey City
Buffalo
Providence
Montreal
Baltimore
Poona
Oy Ieee
Toronto Oo
ATL Buffa
Sore
Mauser and
Spahr
Happelle
Beecher
Erwin
Mitchell Parkins
Jeffer Lapp
Dessau
Byers
Muth
Krichell
McCloskey
Hearne Savage
Starnagle R. H. E
Rhodes Wins Opening Round At Wimbledon Championship
D F Rhodes of Boston defeated R B Gurney in straight sets 9 7 64 6 3 to advance in the lawn tennis championship at Wimbledon. Rhodes is the tournament’s sole American entrant.
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London
D. F. Rhodes
Boston
R. B. Gurney
Mr. Rhodes
Polo at Meadow Brook opens with two decisive polo games
At Hempstead Meadow Brook Hunt Club, Rockaway Hunting Club crushed Meadow Brook Freebooters 16 to 5 as La Montagne netted seven goals and J A Rawlins added four. Meadow Brook second team later defeated Great Neck Freebooters 34? to 5 with Malcolm Stevenson scoring four for Meadow Brook.
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Meadow Brook Hunt Club
Hempstead
Yesteray
Rockaway Hunting Club
Meadow Brook Freebooters
A. S. Burden
Meadow Brook
Rockaway
Will
la Montagne
J. A Rawlins
Paul Rainey
W. R. Grace
Great Neck Freebooters
J. P. Grace
Great Neck
Malcolm Stevenson
Booters
la Tagne
P. J
Meadow Beoch
Burden
Handicap
Otal
Hugh Drury
Williams, Williams Defeat Wesleyan 15 to 1 in Season Finale
Williams routed Wesleyan 15 to 1 in the closing game of the season at Williamstown. Wesleyan used three pitchers who were hit hard. the game ended after seven innings by agreement. Batteries Templeton and Oakley for Williams. Connolly Marriman Jones and Marriman Robinson for Wesleyan. Umpire Mr. Jones. Time two hours.
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Williamstown
Mass
Wesleyan
Williams
R. H
Baseball Championship Game at Valere Princeton
The afternoon program lists a 3 10 p m start for a baseball championship game at American League Park with general admission tickets available.
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Valere Princeton
American League
Entry flood for US Open golf championship at Englewood
Eighty three entries including thirteen amateurs and seventy professionals have been received for the United States Golf Association open championship to be held at Englewood. Notables include Alec Smith, Willie Anderson, Fred McLeod and Tom Vardon with pairings and starting times announced. The field features many leading pros and amateurs along with mixed events and a hole in one feat at Forest Hill.
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United States Golf Association
Emeglewood
Robert C. Watson
Alec Smith
Wykagyl
Eastern Professional Golfers’ Association
Willie Anderson
Louis
Fred McLeod
Midlothian
Tom Vardon
Deal
England
Isaac Mackie
Fox Hills
Alex Smith
Jerome D. Travers
Montclair
Walter J. Travis
Garden City
Fred Herreshoff
Westbrook
Findlay
Douglas
Nassau
Willie
Mexico City
McLeod
Stewart Gardner
Exmoor
Vardon
Travis
Will Anderson
Deugelas
Travers
Robert M. Thomson
Knollwood
Princeton
Peers Pearson
Yountakah Club
Herreshof
Walter Clark
Country Club
Springton J. & Pearson
Richmond County Country Club
Tom McNamara
Wollaston Golf Club
Martin T. O' Laughlin
Plainfield Country Club
Richard Kimball
Country Club of
New Bedfond
George Sargent
Hyde Manor
Lawrence Audhterionie
Jack Burke
Arononink Golf Club
F. R. Upton
Baltusrol
Charles Boyle
Wee Burn
Walter Fovargue
Skokle Country Club
John R. Inglis
Fairview
W. Bryne
Delaware County Field Club
Deal England
Wykagy Country Club
Gilbert Wins A Golf Title In Massachusetts
Watertown Mass June 1 Percy Gilbert of Brae Burn Country Club defeated Joseph G Thorp of Brookline Country Club in a thirty six hole Massachusetts state golf match at Oakley Country Club by six up. Gilbert, a recent Harvard graduate, is regarded as one of the strongest rising players around Boston.
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Watertown
Mass
Percy Gilbert
Brae Burmn
Joseph G. Thorp
Brookline
Massachusetts
Oakley Country Club
Gilbert
Harvard
Boston
Automobile Times Square Autooweese Largest Dealers Ad
An archival ad-style blurb from a Chicago and St Louis dealer listing. Mentions Michigan Avenue addresses and a broad selling scope for new and used cars. The readable text emphasizes large dealer presence in multiple cities and a general car sales claim.
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Times Sq Autowseeee Co
Chicago
Michigan Ave
ST. Louis
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