Ocean Bound Wins Astoria Stakes at Gravesend
Ocean Bound, ridden by a comely lightfooted filly, defeated rivals in the Astoria Stakes at Gravesend while Woodford Clay refused a $12.9 offer. The race drew a $20 subscription with a $59 prize and a postrace dinner for the losers.
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Woodford Clay
Flying Ship
Gravesend
Harry Payne Whitney
Oneck Stable
Mr. Clay
Astoria
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Hildreth
Fitz Herbert
Alfred Noble
Sheepshead Bay
Harrigen
Plaudit
Nicol
Garry Herrmann
Harrigan
Home Fashion Plate
James R. Keene
Fashion Plate
Live Wire
Rialto
Lang
Prince Gal
Cohort
Jike 2
Reybourn
E. Dugan
Earl G
Berkeley
Poet
Eerl G
Anish
McCarter
Tom McDowell
Jatonia
Powers
King’s Daughter
Autos In Close Race Across Nation
Shawmut car leads Ford No 2 by about forty minutes as they near the finish in the New York to Seattle race, arriving at Baker City Oregon on June 21. Ford No 1 reported trouble near Weiser Idaho, while the Italian car lags more than ten days behind after a rear axle mishap near Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Ore
Shawmut
New York
Seattle
Weizer
Idaho
Denver
Kansas City
Escort for Horses At St Cloud Amid Unrest
Paris June 21 horses for the races at St Cloud were escorted by mounted gendarmes to prevent disorder after yesterday's anti race protests. A stable boys union deputation met Minister of Labor Vivant who will mediate with trainers. The workers seek union recognition and higher pay of 120 dollars a day plus improved housing and meals and benefits under the employers' liability law.
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Paris
St. Cloud
Auteuil
Vivant
Mayor to See Game Princeton Yale Showdown at Park
Mayor McClellan will attend the Princeton versus Yale baseball game at American League Park. His counsel Eugene Lamb Richards, a Yale supporter with a Yale athletics past, will join to back Yale, while Lt. Bill Kennel from the mayor’s office accompanies to maintain order. The game starts at 3 29 oclock with high seat demand and limited standing room.
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Mayor McClellan
Princeton
Yale
Eugene Lamb Richards
Bill” Kennel
Capablanca Marshall Drawn Game At Manhattan Club
Capablanca and Marshall resumed their eight game match at the Manhattan Chess Club with Marshall using the Petroff defense. Capablanca sacrificed a piece for three pawns in a sharp position, then forced a draw by repetition after twenty six moves. The score stands Capablanca seven, Marshall one, fourteen drawn. The next game will be played Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Capablanca
Frank J. Marshall
Manhattan Chess Club
Petroff
Marshall
Capablanca
Baseball games off for Dovey funeral in Philadelphia
The death of George B. Dovey, late president of the Boston Baseball Club, prompted the National League to suspend all games today. New York will meet Boston in two games tomorrow, with a double header Brooklyn vs Philadelphia at Washington Park. Jon Dovey to succeed his brother as Boston president. half mast flags will fly 30 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 Keep Winning After Slow Game With Phila
Pittsburg defeats Philadelphia 5 to 3 in a listless National League game. Leifield left in the seventh, Frock finished, and Pittsburg honors a late owner death by delaying tomorrow’s travel. Key hits include Leifield and Grant two triples, with Declan among the two-base hits and Magee driving in runs.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Leifield
Frock
George Dovey
Boston
Ribpoa
Leach
Clarant
Arke
Magee
Wagner
Titus
Abstein
Bransfield
Wilson
Poolan
Gibeon
Jacklitsch
Leifeld
McQuillen
Osborne
Declan
Grant
Clarke
Miller
Giants Triumph Over Altoona In Exhibition 7 to 2
New York Giants defeated Altoona 7 to 2 in an exhibition game. Crandall and Snodgrass handled officiating with umpire Davis. Batteries were Ames Lundsen and Stroh.
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Altoona
Penn
New York Giants
Crandall
Snodgrass
Davis
Ames
Lundsen
Stroh
Superbass Defeats Johnstown in Exhibition Game
Johnstown Pennsylvania June 21 Brooklyn won 4 to 0 after matching hits but failing with runners on base. Brooklyn pitchers and fielders held Johnstown to few scoring chances as Dunn Koepmann Beamon and McIntyre starred. Umpire O Neal officiated.
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Johnstown
Penn
Brooklyn
Vattersee
Beamion
McIntyre
Dunn
Bathers
Koepmann
O'Neal
Templeton Elected Williams College Baseball Captain
Williamstown Mass June 21 The Williams College baseball team elected Stuart John Templeton of Chicago as captain for next year He has pitched most of the games for the team 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 heat filled doubleheader yesterday at Hilltop. Washington won the first game 6 to 4 while New York took the second 3 to 2. Warhop started for Washington and struggled early before settling, while Manning pitched well for New York in the late game. Demmitt, Laporte and Browne featured for the Yankees with key hits as McBride and Unglaub also delivered runs in a tight rematch under sunny conditions.
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Yankees
Senators
Washington
Detroit
Warhop
Hemphill
Jack Warhop
Manning
Cantillon
Tom Hughes
Hughes
George Browne
Conroy
Jack Kletnow
Browne
Unglaub
Jiggs Donohue
Tannehill
Engle
McBride
Donohue
Milan
Jack Kleinow
Kleinow
Jack Knight
Knight
Johnson
Gray
Chase
Austin
Demmitt
Laporte
Street
Kidnow
Blair
Hudson
Delehanty
New York
Ilbpoa If
C. Hughes
Pooo
Warnop
Ste Bride
Ungland
Ibpo
Abribpoa
Emia
Browne II
Tannehill Rf
Blaire
Milan of
Oo Knight Ss A
Ppo
Delahanty
Altrock
Standings and results from today in baseball leagues
American League standings show Detroit 33 19, New York 25 25, Philadelphia 28 23, Chicago 23 26, Boston 29 24, Washington 19 31, Cleveland 27 24, St. Louis 19 33. Yesterday Washington beat New York 6 4 and New York edged Washington 3 2, Boston prevailed 6 5 then 4 1 over Philadelphia, Detroit 2 0 over St. Louis. Chicago vs Cleveland rained out.
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Washington
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
P.C
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Columbia Oarsman III Shifts As Phillips Sidelined
Columbia varsity eight limps into a shift with S. J. Phillips absent due to illness and an ulcerated tooth. S. Pitt steps into the varsity, while Rice ga uged his varsity four. Freshman eight also reshuffled as Salsbury and Downing swap seats. Jim Rice hosted visiting coaches Hoyle Weed and Ten Eyck during the afternoon row.
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Tribune
Poughkeepsie
Columbia
S. J. Phillips
S. Pitt
Phillips
New York
Pitt
Rice
Jordan
Ryan
Clapp
Cerussi
Salsbury
Downing
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Cornell
Hyde Park
Jim Rice
John Hoyle
Cornell Trashmen
Si Weed
Ned Ten Eyck
Women Seek Tennis Title as Wagner Withdraws
In Philadelphia on the opening day of the national women’s lawn tennis championship Miss Marie Wagner of New York defaulted after a set loss to Miss Gwendolyn Rees of St. Paul amid heat. Miss Hazel Hotchkiss, California, advanced with a straight-sets win and is tipped as the favorite. The present champion Mrs. Barger Wallach plans to defend her title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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. G. Ostheimer
H. E. Mills
Emily Scott
Warren R. Ok
Brunswick
N. J
W. H. Nh
Englewood
T. B. Ents
Philaphia
Berkeley
W. B. Rankine
New Canaan
Conn
Lily Newhale
Margaret Tidball
Fort Monroe
Edith Rotch
Boston
D. Green
D. Pisston
Clara Kutrof
Alice Day
New
Claire Johnson
George L. Chapman
Nyack
N. Y
Clara T. Chase
S. Disston
Lois Moyes
Toronto
Omt
M. Cresswell
M. Roberta
H. Rogers
Philadelpha
S. F. Weaver
K. Morris
Miss Scott
DP. Disston
Miss Hammond
Miss Johnson
Miss Moyes
Miss Chase
Miss Roberts
Mrs. Weaver
Yale Crew Trains Hard in Record Ten Mile Day
Gales Ferry Conn June 2 Yale varsity eight and second four put in a strenuous ten mile practice with long upstream stretches and a four mile evening run to the drawbridge. A broken outrigger on the first varsity four caused an early return while Voorhees replaced Faxson for Harvard freshman eight.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yales
Harvard
Voorhees
Faxson
Navy Yard
Inman Upsets Holmes To Reach Final In Yonkers Tennis
A 36-player field began the Amackassin Club lawn tennis singles with Gustave Touchard defending. Frederick C. Inman, wearing a bandage, defeated Artemus Holmes after a fiery rally to claim the top half. Other results include Phillips and Auger advancing in cups. Hackett and Little scheduled to play Tallant and Mahan in doubles exhibition tomorrow at the West Side Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amackassin Club
Yonkers
Gustave F. Touchard
Frederick C. Inman
Inman
Artemus Holmes
Knollwood
Holmes
William H. Connell
Dr. E. G. Littell
EB. H Janes
A. J. Runyon
Ridgar F. Lee
A. J. Ostendorf
M. H. McGuire
A. Scheffer
Dr. J. William Rosenbaum
Carleton C. Kelley
George S. Groesbeck
B. T. Blake
Benjamin M. Phillips
F. C. Baggs
F. Goughtry
Charles M. Ammerman
Harold H. Hackett
Raymond D. Little
Hugh Tallant
Lyle Mahan
West Side
28Th Street
Broadway
Eastern League Games Today Feature Several Matchups
Toronto visits Newark while Rochester heads to Jersey City and Buffalo plays Providence. In results Toronto beat Newark 2 to 0, Jersey City defeated Rochester 4 to 1, Buffalo earned a 4 to 1 win over Montreal in the first game, and Baltimore triumphed 4 to 1 over Montreal in the first game with Baltimore 2 Montreal 1 in the second game.
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Toronto
Newark
Rochester
Jersey City
Buffalo
Providence
Montreal
Baltimore
Evidence
P.C. Rochester
ATL
Npn
Mauser and Spahr ‘Kappelle, Beecher and Erwin
Pfeffer
Mitchell Parkins
Lapp
Dessau
Byers Muth
Krichell
Secona
Detroit Tops St Louis 2 0 Behind Donovan and Graham
Detroit defeats St Louis 2 to 0 as Donovan shines on mound and Graham strong until seventh inning substitutions. Crawford hits for two bases, Williams and Wallace contribute in a tight game with sharp defense and timely hits.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Donovan
Graham
Criss
McIntyre
Hartzell
Rush
Wallace
Stanage
Stephens
Bailey
Poonnot
Griggs
Egan and
Evans
Rhodes Wins First Round at Wimbledon Championship
London June 21 D F Rhodes of Boston defeats R B Gurney 9 7 64 63 in the first round of the lawn tennis championship at Wimbledon Rhodes is the sole American entrant in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
D. F. Rhodes
Boston
R. B. Gurney
Mr. Rhodes
Williams defeat Wesleyan in season finale 15 to 1
In Williamstown Massachusetts on June 21 Wesleyan's erratic defense allowed Williams to win 15 to 1 in seven innings. Wesleyan used three pitchers whose pitches were repeatedly hit hard as the game ended by mutual agreement after seven frames. Batteries Templeton Oakley for Williams Connolly Marriman Jones Marriman Robinson for Wesleyan. Umpire Mr Jones. Time two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Wesleyan
Williams
R.H.E. Weuhsmen
Templeton and Oakley
Connolly
Marriman
Jones
Robinson
Mr. Jones
New England League Scores Inconsistently Reported
In Worcester Haverhill played an 110 inning match ending 110 to 2 while Fail River beat New Bedford 4 to 3 and Lowell tied Lawrence with Lynn at 3 to 1 in Brockton.
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Worcester
Haverhill
Fail River
New Bedford
Lowell
Lawrence
Lynn
Brockton
Baseball Championship Game Yale vs Princeton at AL Park
A baseball championship game between Yale and Princeton is scheduled at American League Park with general admission seating.
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Yale
Princeton
American League Park Admission
Polo at Meadow Brook Opens With Two Close Polo Matches
Meadow Brook Hunt Club field in Hempstead hosted opening polo games. Rockaway Hunting Club defeated Meadow Brook Freebooters 16 to 5 with La Montagne tallying seven goals. Meadow Brook second team beat Great Neck Freebooters 8 to 3. Malcolm Stevenson scored four for Meadow Brook. Referee Hugh Drury.
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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
Meadow Brook Free- Rockaway
Booters
Indep
P. Belmont
J. A. Rawlins
A. S. Bugden
Rockaway—La Montagne
P. J. Rainey
Rawlins
Grace
Burden
Handicap
Hugh Drury
Open championship entries flood United States Golf Association event
Eighty three entries including thirteen amateurs and seventy professionals were received for the USGA open championship to be held at Englewood on Thursday and Friday. Notables include Alec Smith Willie Anderson Fred McLeod Tom Vardon and Isaac Mackie with many top amateurs like Jerome Travers Walter Travis Fred Herreshoff and Findlay Douglas.
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United States Golf Association
Eneglewood
Robert C. Watson
Alec Smith
Wykagel
Eastern Professional Golfers’ Association
Willie Anderson
G& 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
Tle
Myopia
Stewart Gardner
Exmoor
Vardon
Travis
Will Anderson
Deugelas
Travers
Robert M. Thomson
Knollwood
Gil Nichols
Wilmington
Jack Cook
Kent Country
John A. Cooke
Kent Country Club
Gilbert Nichols
Wilmington Country Club
Joe Mitchell
Upper Montclair
H. H. Barker
Garden City Golf Club
M. J. Brady
Commonwealth Country Club
David Ogilvie
Morris County Golf Club
Bob Peebles
St. Joseph Valley Country Club
Fred Brand
Allegheny Country Club
Knollwood Country Club
Montclair Golf Club
Andrew Campbell
Spring Haven Golf Club
Orrin A. Terry
Canoe x Country Club
Thomas Anderson
George F. Sparling
Brooklawn
Pearson
Richmond County Country Club
Tom McNamara
Wollaston
Martin T. O' Laughlin
Plainford
Richard Kimball
Country Clu
New Bedfon
George Sargent
Hyde Manor
Lawrence Auchterionie
Glen View Club
George Low
Baltusrol
Findley Douglas
Nassau Country Club
I. & Mackie
G. Gordon
Onondaga Golf Club
Jack Campbell
Overbrook Golf Club
Nicholas Demane
New York
W. Fellowes Morgan, Jr
Baltasta
Jack Jolly
Arlington
E. M. Barnes
Englewood
Fred M. Newnhant
Williamsport Golf Clu
James Maiden
St. Louis
C. E. Rowe
Beaver Valley Country Club
Elijah Horton
Manhattan Golf Club
Jock Hutchinson
Pittsburg
A. H. Murray
Canada
Shelter Island
Jack Burke
Arononink Golf Club
F. R. Upton
C. B Morgan
Plainfield Country Club
Don S. Mackie
Dunwoodie
Alex Cunningham
Glen Ridge Golf Club
Robert Gimpson
Bluemound Country Club
David S. Hunter
Essex County
Max Behr
F. W. Pye
Rockland Country Club
Alex Pirie
Siwanoy Country Club
Alex Ross
Brae Burn
Oswald Kirkby
Englewood Golf Club
John Hobens
Willie Tucker
Ardsley Club
George C. Turnbull
Columbia Golf Club
Samuel White
Philmont Country Club
Harry E. Rawlins
Island Golf Club
Herbert Strong
Apawami Country Club
Jack Dingwell
Edgeworth Club
C. T. Stout
Richmond County
Apawamis
T. H. Polhemus
W. J. Faith
Wykagy
E. F. Sanford
Dave Hunter
L. W. Cullan
Alex Campbell
Brookline
M. D. Paterson
Baltusrol Club
Gilbert Wins Massachusetts Golf Title at Oakley
Percy Gilbert of Brae Burt Country Club defeated Joseph G Thorp of Brookline Country Club in a 36 hole match to win the Massachusetts state golf championship at Oakley. Gilbert led from the start and won by 6 up with two to play after graduating from Harvard recently and being recognized as a top young Boston player.
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Watertown
Mass
Percy Gilbert
Brae Burt
Joseph G. Thorp
Brookline
Massachusetts
Oakley
Gilbert
Harvard
Boston
Automobiles. Times Sq Automobile Co
Lariene denies involvement in a wormo matter with Lo eek st. Low is unclear from fragments, but the item cites a local automobile firm in Times Square. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable. summary reflects readable entities and probable context.
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Times Sq Automobile CO. Lariene
St. Low
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