Roseben and Atkin duel in Coney Island Handicap
Roseben and Jack Atkin faced off in the six furlong Coney Island Handicap won by Dreamer with Atkin second. Dreamer edged ahead in the final strides after a brisk pace, while Roseben faltered after early interference. Attendance neared five thousand as Royal Tourist set a track record for six and a half furlongs, with frigid breeze and light betting. Barney Schreiber traveled from California to watch his horse Reece, while Evans rode three winners despite a mobile accident scare.
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Roseben
Jack Atkin
Son
Sam
Dreamer
Jack Aitkin
Barney Schreiber
California
Reece
de Mund
Paul J. Rainer
Berry Maidles
King Cobalt
de Mond
H. B. Duryea
DeMund
New York
Harry Payne Whitner
Beson
E. Dugan
Notter
Harrigan
Faiily
el Picaro
Jonn E. Madden
Edward
Payne Whitner
Hillside
James R. Keene
Wamba
Ben Brush
Cap and Bells
Hillsire
Ack Joyner
Hessian
Colin
Jubilee
Robert Cooper
Commando
Hesson
Jamaica
Evans
Bik. c
Plaudit—Passan
Sekar Powe
Edward Em Ae
Madden
Iw. Miller
Knide
Whitney
Keene
Kid
McGinnia
Lang v. A
Amri
Lavingston
Musgrave
Helen Harvey
Metarthy
Joe Lett
Mosses
Randolph
Donial
Br. c
F. Thugan
Br. F
Sandringham
Traight
Horee
Tnotter
Coonerpane de St
Harrigan Madden
Miller
el Picaro - Wvilliams
Torbellinoe
Spreckels
Horner Doyle
Good Heart
Belmont
McDaniel
Barbes
Rainey
Heimat Harrigan
Tordellino
Hamburg
McCarthy
Treamer
Duryea
Zes
Schreiber
G. Burne
de Mand
Warresse
Delaby
Don Enrique
Patchogue St
Baby Wolf
B. McDaniel
Brownleigh Park St
W. Miller
Firestone
Berry Maid
Ui Upton
Rampage. Amel
Ryan
Dearie
Dey
Rosimiro
Jack Reamer
Sandringham—Leisure
Dugan
Royal Tourist
A Whitney
Warner
Hesoim
Southwell St
McDaniel ” Pantouffe
Jene
Marrone
Burna
Fletschmann
Tony Bonero
Joyner
Horner Ot Notter
Aressina
Montpelier Sty
River
Thomas
Brussel
Fond Heart
Pantoufle
Ward
Tim
Ormament
Eleanor Sato
FE Dugan
Montpelier
Monfort
Bradley
Leach
Black Oak
Stockton
Bwyek Sr
McDaniel Ti Tenancy
Dwyers
Lemaire
S . Upton Lynch
Beauclere
Dalss
Tar. Clarke
Burns
Lord Stanhore
Littleton _Mat
Meonforth
Ocean Yacht Race to Palos and Canary Islands Date
Commissioner of Navigation Chamberlain issues notice to American yachtsmen inviting participation in international yacht races from Palos Spain to the Canary Islands on August 2. Joint State Department and Stenish government call for co operation. Race covers seven hundred miles.
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Waeiimeton
Navigatio Camberlain
Palos
Spain
Canary Islands
Columbus
State Department
Stenish
Women’s United States Tennis Championship Opens in Philadelphia
A record entry for the U S women’s championship draws fifty seven singles players at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Heat causes Miss Clara Kutroff to faint, while Beals Wright and W J Clothier headline the extra events. First round results list numerous match byes and defaults across the field.
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Philadelphia
United States
Philadelphia Cricket Club
St. Martin’s
Clara Kutroff
West Side Tennis Club
New York City
Clare Johnson
Overbrook
Beals C. Wright
W. J. Clothier
Wallace F. Johnson, Jr
E. B. Dewhurst
Pennsylvania
Irving €. Wright
W. H. Pouch
Englewood
N. J
George Lavine
A. H McCarthy
Plainfield
Missene Taylor
Deault
Louise Hammond
New York
Mary Pilling
Germantown Cricket Club
E P. Ross
K. McFa
Nyack
N. Y
Natalie Wilder
Kern Dodge
Edna Wilder
Co Cresswell
Elsie Little
C. Henry
Margaret Johnson
Staten Island Cricket Club
Margaret Roberts
Miriam Steerer
Kenwood Cricket Club
Chicago
Walter A Aufermann
Margaret Leroy
Elizabeth Keen
Belmont Cricket Club
Esther Smith
Frederick
Erna Marcus
Far Rockaway
Long Island
Tausig
Tennis action at Dunwoodie Country Club in Yorkers event
Play began yesterday in the Dunwoodie lawn tennis tourney with Touchard and Bull posting straight set wins. Upset hit as Princeton expert Anthony Gerlach fell in the elimination rounds. Interclub doubles saw Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Club pairings beat Richmond Hill Golf Club teams on the same day.
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Dunwoodie Country Club
Yorkers
Touchard
Walter W. Bennett
Bull
W. T. Banks
Anthony Gerlach
Princeton
Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Club
Richmond Hill Golf Club
Time Rows on Hudson Highlight Crane Syracuse Eight
On the Hudson crews held time rows under good weather. Syracuse varsity eight impressed, Cornell tightens slump, Ten Eyck back at stroke after a minor illness, and Wisconsin Badgers show strong form. Columbia and Pennsylvania also tested, with schedule changes for Saturday races set by the Intercollegiate Rowing Association.
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Tribune
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hudson
Rice
Columbia
Syracuse
Varsity
Cornell
Shimer
Brown
Jim Ten Eyck
Courtney
Ithaca
Cornellians
Milton
Ten Eyck
Wisconsin
Iackish
Witte
Emig
Ward
Marx
Keplinger
Clapp
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Grant Wins On English Courts At Wimbledon
Wimbledon June 22 The all England championship opened with Wylie C Grant the sole American entrant defeating J B Ward in the second round three sets to one scores 6 3 8 10 7 5 6 3 Norman E Brookes the defending champion will not defend his title this year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
Wylie C. Grant
J. B. Ward
Norman E. Brookes
Giants Wallop Cubs in Polo Grounds rout
New York Giants hammer Chicago Cubs 7 to 1 at the Polo Grounds with Wiltse overpowering Lundgren. McGraw’s batting order tweak sparks decisive second inning and late scoring. Cubs top of standings despite six losses to Giants this season.
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Frank Chance
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Wiltse
Lundgren
New Yorker
Cubs
McGraw
Devlin
Shannon
Kiing
Bresnahan
Bridwell
Marshall
New York
Seymour
Donlin
Hofman
Dovlin
Superbans Win In Tenth Inning For Brooklyn Nine 10 4
The Superbas defeated Philadelphia in the tenth at Washington Park Brooklyn by 10 to 4 in a pitchers battle. Rucker fanned eleven Phils, McQuillan eight. Osborne hit a three bagger. Hummel scored on Sheehan’s single after a walk and sacrifice. Brooklyn had 3 hits to Philadelphia’s 8. errors gave Philadelphia one base on balls. Time 1 52. Umpire Johnstone.
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Superbas
Philadelphia
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Quakers
Rucker
McQuillan
Hummel
Sheehan
Osborne
Knabe
Lumley
Pattee
Burch
Lewis
McQuillar
Johnstone
Grant
Oo Pattee
Titus
McCormick
O ‘ Jordan
Bransfield
Denlin
Bergen
Jacklitseh
Pittsburg Cincinnati Batteries Umpires Names Noted
Fragmentary note lists individuals Maddox Youne Gibson Emelie Rudderham and umpire references in a Pittsburg Cincinnati context with scattered surnames Weimer Schlei and others amid a bogie arene setting.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati - Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Weimer
Schlei
Maddox
Youne
Gibson
Emelie
Rudderham
Local Battery Makers Highlight Names in Boston Listing
A clipped notice mentions R H E Skene and Louis with references to Batteries-St. Louis, Raymond, Linston, Boulles, Lindaman, and Seileane Rigler. The fragmentary text suggests a trade or vendor list from a Boston area listing, with several surnames and company hints.
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R. H
Eastern League games today feature Toronto at Newark
Montreal defeated Jersey City 4 to 0 while Jersey City and Newark posted 2 to 0 and 7 to 1 scores respectively. Other matchups include Rochester visiting Providence and Buffalo at Baltimore as standings show Buffalo 20 wins 40.0 percent and Newark 20 wins 48.0 percent with Montreal 23 20 46.0 and Toronto 25 21 38.3.
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Toronto
Newark
Montreal
Jersey City
Rochester
Providence
Buffalo
Baltimore
New England League Results Summary
Lawrence defeated Lowell 3 0 in game one and Lowell won 13 3 in game two. Brockton blanked Fall River 7. New Bedford beat Haverhill 5 to 2. Worcester recorded 4 runs while Lynn scored remaining in an incomplete box score.
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Lawrence
Lowell
Brockton
Fall River
New Bedford
Haverhill
Worcester
Lynn
Connecticut and State League baseball results list
New Haven defeated Bridgeport 6 to 4 while New Britain beat Hartford 9 to 2. Springfield won 9 to 3 over Waterbury. In the State League, Scranton triumphed 9 to 3 over J. & G. in 11 innings with Utica over Wilkes-Barre 2 to 1 and Troy 3, Syracuse 6.
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New Haven
Bridgeport
New Britain
Hartford
Springfield
Waterbury
Albany
Binghamton
Scranton
Utica
Wilkes-Barre
Troy
SyrAcuse
Baseball Polo Grids Today Two Games
Advertisement notes two baseball polo events on today’s bill with one stem called and a game between Glanta and Boston. Admission priced at 50 cents.
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Glanta
Boston
Light Work on Thames for Yale and Harvard Crews
Light river work by Yale and Harvard crews at Stonington and Red Top. Yale varsity practiced upstream for two miles and returns, with freshmen and fours in light work. Notable visitors included W McCormick Blair and W S Taft. Harvard crews went downstream two miles and back, with a broken bow outrigger on the freshman four. D W Downes named Harvard judge. W L Meikleman referee. The four-oared race set for two miles from the navy yard, followed by the freshman race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gales Ferry
Conn
Yales
Varsity
Yale
Robbins
Congdon
New Haven
Townsend
Glenny
W. McCormick Blair
W. S. Taft
R. W. Griswold
Red Top
Harvard
D. W. Downes
W. L. Meikleman
Columbia
Navy Yard
Skat Draws a Crowd at North American League Meet
About 3500 contestants filled Grand Central Palace as play began for the second tournament of the eleventh congress of the North American Skat League. A liquor ban lift fueled festivities. Milwaukee officials were elected for 12th congress. prize rules changed to curb gambling. Max Erdtmann led with 23 wins, Ridder close behind with 21.
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Grand Central Palace
Terrace Garden
Max Erdtmann
Brooklyn Skat
Bernard H. Ridder
Hutchinson Equals Arsdale Course Record in Match Play
St Andrew pro Jack Hutchinson matched the Arsdale Golf Club eighteen hole record with a 7 under par round. He and Dave Honeyman defeated two Arsdale members in a four ball match, three up with one to play, after two St Andrew amateurs failed to appear. Hunter and Heller won a Forest Hill four ball 2 up 1 to play, Hunter shooting 76.
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Jack Hutchinson
St. Andrew
Arsdale Golf Club
Hutchinson
Dave Honeyman
Arsdale
Arsdale Club
Howard Gee
John Baker
Honeyman
Forest Hill Golf Club
Dave Hunter
Paul Heller
Forest Hill Club
Hammond Exner
Tom Gurlay
Forest Hill
Hunter
Heller
Chess Match For World Title Between Lasker and Tarrasch
Dr E Lasker, current world champion, expects a summer match with Germany champion Dr S Tarrasch to be held around mid August. Reports say a twenty game contest with no draws counted, at stakes of 3000 a side, or a 1000 purse, was agreed after talks with German Chess Association leaders.
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E. Lasker
5. Tarrasch
Nuremberg
Germany
Dr. Gebhardt
German Chess Association
Herr J. Schenzel
Yale Harvard Tickets in Demand
In New Haven on June 2 over fourteen thousand tickets have been sold for tomorrow's Yale Harvard baseball game. The tally surpasses sales for any prior Yale commencement game by several thousand.
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YALE
Harvard
New Haven
Yankees on Eastward trek amid AL games slate
American League games today include New York at Philadelphia and Washington at Boston. Philadelphia beat Cleveland 9 to 4 and Chicago lost as stats show a crowded AL standings table. Only two AL games yesterday as Eastern teams returned from the West, with the Yankees preparing for a four game series in Philadelphia.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Yankees
Athletics
Detroit Battery Team Names Umpires and Opponents
In Detroit, the score details appear garbled but show batteries and teams including Willett and Thomas in Detroit, with Chicago and White and Sullivan listed as opponents. Umpires Connolly and Hurst are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
R. H. E. Detroit
Willett and Thomas
Chicago
White and Sullivan
Connolly and Hurst
Cleveland Defeats Philadelphia In Ninth Innings Victory
At Cleveland the Philadelphia team scored seven runs while Cleveland plated four in a tense nine inning game. Batteries for Philadelphia were Coombs Plank and Powers with Cleveland’s pitchers Rhoades Clark and Bemis sharing duties. Umpire Evans.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Coombs
Plank
Kramer Edges Fogler In Narrow National Cycle Race
At Madison Square Garden the National Cycle Association meet opened with near ties and spills. Frank L. Kramer beat Joseph A Fogler by three inches in the five mile professional race amid fast laps, crashes, and cheering crowds. other finals featured Vanoni and Andersen winning the tandem, Gorey taking the novice half mile, and Cameron of the Irish American Club winning the open amateur half mile.
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Madison Square Garden
Joseph A Fogler
Frank L. Kramer
Fogler
Kramer
Vanoni
Andersen
Bedell
Krebs
Joseph Gorey
Vanant
George G. Cameron
Wiley
Syracuse
J. T. Halgin
Newark
James F. Moran
Chelsea
Mass
W. A. Bardgett
Buffalo
Whiley
D. Hydrich
Ssr
Virgil Mercandert
P. Curry
Oliver Dorman
Brooklyn
East Oan
E F. Root
J Fogler
Carlo Vanoni
Floyd Krebs
Rupprecht
Charles
P. F. Logan
Ernst Charles Schree
Oilver
E. F Root
Boston
Maurice van den Dries
Lakewond Athletic Club
Fred Hill
Armory Athletic Association
Oscar Goerke
National Athletic Club
George G Cameron
fetish-American Ie Club
Frank W. Elffer
Cam— A Railway
Erks
David Mackaywari
rish-American Athletic Club
Armory Athletic Associmation
Thin
Caring Vaneni
Italy
M. Anderson
Den—mark
John Redell
Luntscok
Vanonit
Anderssa
Mes Krebs
Bargett
Logan
Ting
Charles H. Stein
Empire City
Carman
Jamaica
Jobs Girlito
Watson
Fred Armory Club
Adam Byerman
Martin Kessler
New York
Henry van den Dries
Lakewood Athletic
A. F. Perfen
Jerome Steinert
Hicksville
Long Island
D. J. McIntyre
The
Brom
William Lamphear
Watson Cousie
Weee Grange
Fred Hilliscratch
Armory Athletic Associa
Tion
Henry Varns Dries
Milburn Spurs Great Neck to 14 22 4 Victory in Polo
D Milburn of the Great Neck polo team starred with eight goals guiding a 14 to 22-4 win over Meadow Brook Freebooters in the Meadow Brook tournament first game. Great Neck outplayed their opponents with strong defense and Milburn supported by Stevenson Grace and others. Referee J A Rawling presided as Meadow Brook showed uneven form and sloppy play at times.
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D. Milburn
Great Neck
Meadow Brook
Freebooters
Milburn
Stevenson
Grace
Burden
J. A. Burden
Revwai
J. A. Rawling
Amherst Loses Season Finale to Williams 2 1
Amherst underperforms on Platt Field as Williams edges them 2 to 1 in the season finale. The scorecard shows Williams scoring in multiple innings while Amherst tallies a sole run. Batteries Templeton Lambie for Amherst and McClure Dannahey for Williams. Umpire: Mr Williams.
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Amherst
Mass
Williams
Platt Field
Rhe Williams
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H.W. Hillhouse
George M Church Xon
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Mas M. Donahue
Julie M. Steinacher
Roy D. Ritchie
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