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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1906

Page

2

King's Daughter wins Coney Island Handicap at Sheepshead Bay

T. C. McDowell's three year old filly King's Daughter by Ornament defeats Roseben and top sprinters in the six furlong Coney Island Handicap clocking 1 12 2 5, near track record pace. Prince Hamburg takes second, Roseben third. Red River and others triumph in Daisy Stakes and minor races.

T. C. McDowell Sheepshead Bay Roseben Brookdale Nymph Aeronaut Halifax Prince Hamburg Kiamesha Bedouin Hooray Miller King King’s Louisville Latonia R. T. Wilson, Jr Red River Belmont Okenite Kentucky Beau Toddies Bat Belle of Brighton Dulcinea Miss Strome Harry Payne Whitney Radtke Artery King Henry McKittredge Shaw James R. Keene von Tromp Samson Maxnar Tarzan

Incantation Favored But Disqualified In Kenilworth Race

Buffalo racing results from Kenilworth Park list Incantation first in the day’s opener but disqualified for a foul as it swerved, favoring near outsider. Ginette tops the first race at six furlongs, with Tickle second. Lacy Marie wins the five and a half furlongs event, with Bogum second. Hyperion wins the one mile race, Heat Fenes second. Trendy wins the five furlongs, with Work maid second. Delmoore takes the longer one and one sixteenth miles race, Elliott second, Celebration third. Minstrel wins the six furlongs, with Olive r & second, Daytime third. Time figures appear after several races.

Buffalo Incantation Kenilworth Park Ginette Wal Tickle Euind. Tae Lacy Marie Bogum Occasin Hyperion Fenes Thistle Do Workmaid Affinity Delmoore Elliott Minstrel Oliver & To

Halma Offered for Public Stud by Vanderbilt at Jockey Club

William K. Vanderbilt plans to send his famous stallion Halma to the Jockey Club breeding bureau for public stud duty in this state. Once $30,000 purchased, Halma headed to France for stud duties but reportedly underperformed there. The horse will ship to the United States in coming weeks. Miller and Radtke each tallied two wins at Sheepshead Bay, tying at three victories apiece for the meeting. Samson showed marked improvement since Gravesend, while the King’s Daughter captured the Coney Island Handicap with a then world record time before a correction."

William K. Vanderbilt France Halma Jockey Club Vanderbilt Miller Radtke Sheepshead Bay

Races at Empire City Yonkers Open Tonight

Today at Empire City track Yonkers the New York Driving Club presents eight races four trotters three pacers and a special team trot to beat 2 3. Entries include California e g James Butler Zealous Ora Wilkes and more with first call at 2 p m.

New York Driving Club Empire City Yonkers New York Road Drivers’ Association Mile Heath California E. G James Butler Zealous B. m F. R. Bain Ora Wilkes Br. m F. T. Steinway Davy Cahill Blk George W. Grote Hopeful B. G L. E. Ortez Westchester Maid C. ¢. Lloyd Aaron Said M. Bruckheimer Bue Dix Dr. H. D. Gill Effie Shannon Andrew Crawford Baretto Walter Jermyn Francis W. Kendal Ragland Willian Scott Gises BK Kitty Wilkes William Scott Bedelia Kent George A. Coleman Promise A. B Perren Lou Mitchell Invader Jolly Bachelor B. mm A. & Mapes; Baron de Shay, B. G E. J. la Place Princess Ue Bik. m T. B. Leahy Governor Holt Deputize W. Cc Fliey4-Jones B. S W. C. Floyd-Jones Crimson Clover B. m. J. L. Dodge

Good Prices at Rancho del Paso Yearling Sale

Second day results at Sheepshead Bay for James B. Hagzin property show strong bidding. Notable sales include a Star Ruby fusee colt at 40 cents, a Hurstbourne half sister reaching 5100 dollars, and multiple 1000 plus yearlings including Watercress and Royal Flush line colts and a Star Ruby foal. Prices ranged into thousands with several Bay and Chestnut colts sold to various buyers.

Rancho del Paso James B. Hagzin Sheepshead Bay A. J. Joyner Ruby— Fusee Hurstbourne Newton Bennington Watercress Empress of Norfolk Fascina Mackey Kasckh Saensen Royal Flush Fred Bu Ruby Star Ruby Abe Toddington

Crews Ready for Race Cornell the Favorite

In Poughkeepsie the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta features three races on the Hudson with Cornell favored in all events. Competitors include Cornell, Columbia, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Georgetown, each racing over two and four mile courses amid strong southwest winds.

Cornell University Syracuse Wisconsin Pennsylvania Columbia Georgetown Ithacans Wis Hudson River Poughkeepsie Highland ISUS Intercollegiate Rowing Association Harvard Yale Hudson New New London Saratoga Lake Poughkeepsie

Rowing Forecast and Course Drawings for Intercollegiate Races

The article previews the Columbia Cornell Penn Syracuse and Wisconsin crews for the upcoming two mile varsity race and the four mile varsity eight. It notes predictions favor Cornell with Syracuse second and discusses crew form courtney’s substitutes and Ten Eyck’s powerhouse Syracuse freshman. It describes past Hudson River races and course draw order with times and placements for the two mile varsity and freshman races and the four mile varsity event.

Consin Columbia Cornell Syracuse Pennsylvania Georgetown Wisconsin Courtney Ithacans Ten Eyck Jim Ten Eyck Goodwin Pennslvania tRecord

Hercules Atkin Dies in Philadelphia Carpet Trade Circle

Hercules Atkin a noted Philadelphia carpet dealer died suddenly tonight at about sixty five. His son Hercules Atkin Jr a stroke on the University of Pennsylvania four oared shell is to race at Poughkeepsie tomorrow and has been telegraphed to return home at once.

Philadelphia Hercules Atkin Hercules Atkin, Jr University of Pennsylvania Poughkeepsie

Yale and Harvard crews clash in practice races

Yale varsity defeats freshmen by a quarter length in a two mile upstream race with varied strokes. Harvard varsity completes a four mile time row in 22 minutes 10 seconds while the freshman two mile session goes 10 minutes 38 seconds. J Otter and Reece shuffle positions for the freshmen.

Yale Yales Ferry Conn Yale ‘Varsity Varsity Harvard Red Top Filley J. Otter Reece

Syracuse Oarsman Married in Secret Wedding

Syracuse reports that David T. Corp, stroke of the varsity four at Poughkeepsie, wed Miss Lida B. Webb on June 4. Crew members feared the coach would remove him from the boat upon learning of the marriage, and efforts were made to keep the event quiet.

Syracuse David T. Corp Poughkeepsie Lida B. Webb

New York Tennis Stars Dominate National Championship Trials

New York defeated Boston and Philadelphia in the singles at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Miss Helen Homans and Mrs. Barger-Wallach advance to the final, with Homans beating Rotch 6-2 6-3 and Barger-Wallach beating Toulmin 6-2 6-2.

Philadelphia New York Boston Philadelphia Cricket Club Helen Homans Barger-Wallach Homans Clover Boldt Sarah Coffin Margaret Johnson Staten Island Johnson W. J. Johnson N. W. Niles Harvard J. R. Carpenter, Jr Pennsylvania R.seaver Helen Howans Edith E. Rotch Mia Barger-Wallach HL Toulmin Sarah Corin Miss Johnson W. Z. Johnson E. B. Dewhurst Uaty M. Bunting Harvard University Simons J. R. Carpenter W. H. Trotter, Jr R. C. Seaver H. M. Tilden

Miss Edna Wilday Wins New Jersey State Tennis Title

Edna Wilday of Morristown Field Club captured the women's championship singles at Morristown NJ. She will face Alice L Day for the title this afternoon at 4. In the men's singles Theodore Roosevelt Pell and Reeve Schley advanced to the final rounds. Pell edged H MeK Glazebrook 4 6 4. Schley defeated Leon F Freeman 6 4 4 4 6. Mixed doubles opened with Wilday and Dr F H Glazebrook winning by default over Freeman's pair.

Edna Wilday Morristown N. J Alice L. Day Theodore Roosevelt Pell Reeve Schley Pell H. Mek. Glazebrook Elizabeth Town and Country Club New York Lawn Tennis Club H. McK. Glazebrook Elizabeth Town Miss Brooks C. W. Throckmorton Miss Stern D. M. Cole Miss Wilday F. H. Glazebrook L. F. Freeman

Miss Sutton Wins and Loses in Lawn Tennis Dublin Style

In Leicester on June 2 Miss May Sutton of Pasadena defeated Miss Morton 6-2 6-2 in the women’s singles semi final. In mixed doubles FP Wilding and Miss Longhurst defeated H L Doherty and Miss Sutton 3-6 6-3 6-? in a second round match.

Leicester England Miss May Sutton Pasadena Cal Miss Morton FP. Wilding Miss Longhurst H. L. Doherty Miss Sutton

Smith Wins Western Open in Flossmoor Golf Showdown

Alec Smith Nassau Country Club captures Western Open with rounds 73 74 82 7 7, total 305, three strokes ahead of John Hobens Englewood N J who faltered morning 7 percent afternoon 7 percent. Fred McLeod Midlothian Willie Anderson Onwentsia share third fourth at 211, Gilbert Nicholls Denver fifth with 3 percent. Willie Smith Mexico stars falter. O W Potter Midlothian tops amateurs at 339. After, pros prep at Onwentsia for national open. Smith previously won Western Open three years ago.

Flossmoor Ill Alec Smith Nassau Country Club Smith John Hobens Englewood N. J Hobens Bermet Golf Fred McLeod Midlothian Willie Anderson Onwentsia Gilbert Nicholls Denver Willie Smith Mexico O W. Potter Onwentsia Links W. H. Way Euclid Club Cleveland Way

Amateur golf champion beaten in Kent Country Club match

Grand Rapids June 2 H Chandler Exam amateur golf champion loses in the Kent Country Club cup third round to George Clingman Jr Homewood Club Chicago by 4 up and 5 to play Clingman carded 76 to beat the course record of 73 set by Egan last year

Grand Rapids, Mich H. Chandler George Clingman, Jr Homewood Club Chicago Clingman Egan

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