Keene horses win two at Sheepshead Bay track
James R. Keene sled two victories at Sheepshead Bay led by Helmet in race three and Ballot dominating the Equality Stakes at one mile. Attendance reached around six thousand despite a shower, with inspectors noting little open wagering under new law. Ballot won easily in 1 33 with Rosimiro, Live Wire, and Spooner contending for minor placings.
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James R. Keene
Sheepshead Bay
Helmet
Colin
Balld
Live Wire
Spooner
Rosimiro
Vater
Flood
O’brien
St. Mildred
G. Burns
John E. Madden
Fayette
Sir Martin
Ballot
Notter
Paul J. Rainey
Sanctus
Dick Shaw
Elf
Malacca
Delcanta
E. Heider
Stronsides
Whitney
J. W
Poterne
Brooklyn
Gay
Grapple
Woolsthorpe
Earl G
Taboo
Jeanne d’Arc
Clef and Fore
Brighton Beach Racing Association
Brighton Beach
Eral Monroe
Turca
Ees
St. Os
Clef
Hitchcock
Lee
Grania Dwyer
Mearthy
Schuite
McCahey
Ewcastle
Paradise Queen
Carman
Oneck St
H. Smith
Shields
Musgrave
Pillow
Griffin
Lew Doyle
Randolph
Leach
Harry Rogers
Emery
Gilbert
Wamboro
E Dugan
Monroe
Heffner
Prosper Ae
McDaniel
McGinnis
Schlosser
Yorke
Loakout
Livingston
Shreve
Grania
Ramble
C. G
St. Leonards
Rainey
Crumbley
Bevrwyck
Henderson
Tronsides
Ae i Lynch
Dick Sha
Widener
Rogan
Brokaw
Ironsides
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Ous
Powe
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tKeeney
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Madden
Miller
Keene
Cella
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Enfield
Clay
Joyner
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Ruxton
Cromwell
Marie Abe
Thrace
C. c
Cerito
Es Posteran Po
Seraigne
Darden
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É Oo
Lemaire
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Ryan
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Embrace
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Farrell
Ellison
E. Dugan
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Daly
St. Joseph
Marrone
Delaby Wees
Wee
Upton
McCarthy Banker
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Brussel
Ben Strome
Emir Po Oer
Jeanne d'Arc
Hall
Forsythe
SEARS
George G
Russell
Mandlebaurn
Montan Os
Dwyer
Putgadingston
Raquel
Baner
Brannon
Delum
E. P Dugan
Dixie Gold
Carter
Delaby
Grace Cameron
Eas
Little
Harris
Wedeneees
Upton Chaplet
Montrose
Nesbit
Jacoby
Mill Miss Norfolk
Ries
Jennings
Darden Ee Uw Muserave
Alex Grant
Kitty Welle
Morsman
Cullen
Jeanne Ad Arc
Chaplet
Miss Norfolk
George G. Hal
Newsboy and Shopgirl Sweep at Olympia Show
London June 23 R P McGranh of Lancaster Pa swept the board at the international horse show for horses not exceeding 15.2 hands Newsboy and Shopgirl won first and second prizes with Babette earning a reserve ribbon Newsboy was driven by Miss Belle Beach and drew much admiration at the Olympia event.
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London
R. P. McGranh
Lancaster
Olympia
Newsboy
Babette
Belle Beach
Yale Triumphs 3 0 in Yale Harvard Baseball Series
Yale defeats Harvard 3 to 0 at Yale Field before a large crowd led by Secretary Taft. Van Vieck pitched superbly for Yale allowing three hits. Tad Jones Dines and Clifford each had two hits. Yale scores in first and seventh innings, with Williams adding a key three-bagger.
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New Haven
Yale
Harvard
Yale Field
William H. Taft
Taft
Judge Hollister
Tafts
Mr. Taft
Tad Jones
God
Country
van Vieck
Hicks
Crimson
Dines
Clifford
Williams
Harding
Murphy
Fels
Jones
O.anececas
Nicetecna Ssa
Mccall
T. Jones
Harvey
Ale
Simons
Wheaton
Adams
Smith
Light Work for Columbia Crews
Telegraph report from Poughkeepsie on June 23 notes hot weather and lingering fatigue after time trials. Cornell Syracuse Penn Wisconsin and Columbia crews practiced, with varsity eight improving and freshmen showing strength. markers for the regatta will be placed soon. Rice of Columbia denies a complaint about the varsity course.
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Tribune
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Cornell
Syracuse
Shimer
Syracuse Varsity
Brown
Ten Eyck
Varsity
Columbia
Rice
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Ward
Badger
Yachts Start 72 Mile Greenwich Race to Bartletts Reef Light
Five schooners and six sloops began a 72 mile race from Greenwich Connecticut to Bartletts Reef Light off New London. Seneca led the fleet with working topsails while Aurora steered by Duncan trailed. Division four followed, then Gardenia, Carwina and Mimosa II, with Bobtail entering at 9:20. Emmeline trailed eastward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Harbor
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Aurora
William Butler Duncan, Jr
George M. Pynchon
Istalena
L. J. Callanan
Eclipse
L. D. Armstrong
Grampus
W. J. Titcomb
Uncas
W. C. Towen
Tammany
N. S. Herzig
Gardenia
E. C. Ray
Carwina
E. F. Cole
Mimosa II
Bobtail
Emmeline
Frank Bowne Jones
Yale and Harvard Crew Practice at Gales Ferry and Red Top
Crews from Yale and Harvard conducted light workouts amid heat with downstream and upstream drills along the Shetuckett River area. Freshman four oared and gentlemen's eight races scheduled for tomorrow at New London, while Harvard varsity and freshmen eights also logged a two mile session in the evening practice at Red Top.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Andrew Graves
Harvard
Red Top
Regatta Start Time Advanced for Poughkeepsie Races
Intercollegiate regatta stewards moved the Saturday start to 3 p m from 4 30 p m and the Montauk steamer will depart Pier 7 North River at 10 a m instead of 11 a m, altering travel plans for spectators and participants.
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Poughkeepsie
Montauk
Pier 7
Rector Street
North River
Fourteen Women Remain in National Lawn Tennis Tourney
In Philadelphia on June 23, the women's national lawn tennis tournament at the Cricket Club enters the third round with fourteen contenders left. Notable results include Mrs. W H Pouch Englewood N J and Miss Marie Wagner New York advancing to the fourth round, while several matches produce decisive scores across singles and doubles competitions featuring players from Philadelphia New York Boston Plainfield Morris County and other locales.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cricket Club
W. H. Pouch
Englewood
N. J
Marie Wagner
New York
Louise Ostheimer
Huntingdon Valley
Marion Swords
Morris County
Barger-Wallach
New
Mary Coates
Merion Cricket Club
C R. Wainwright
Erna Marcus
Far Pockaway
Louise Hammond
A. H. McCarthy
Plainfield
Edith Rotch
Boston
E. P. Ross
A. G. Niles
Clara Johnson
Overbrook
Matilda Borda
Margaret Curtis
Newport
Emily Scott
Westchester
Margaret Leroy
Esther Smith
Jack
N. Y
Pleanor Cohen
C. W. Bumstead
N. H. Pouch
Moris—town
Wildey
Miss Borda
Miss Morris
Mrs. Wainwright
Miss Leroy
Margaret Johnson
Miss Souther
Staten Island
Miss Cohen
Miss Rotch
Miss Cassel
Miss Colton
Miss Aufermann
Miss Smith
Mrs. Dodge
Miss Pilling
Miss Miles
Miss Marcus
Miss Rodgers
Miss Roberts
Local Lawn Tennis Action At Dunwoodle and Amackassin
G F Touchard beat L H Fitch 6 1 6 4 in continuation of the Dunwoodle Country Club lawn tennis tourney. Preliminary singles saw Dimon Roberts over Paul Forrester 6-0 6-3, Church over Wertheim 6-3 6-2, Ward by default, Baggs over McGiffert 6-4 6-3, Roberts over Paret by default, Beckley over Child. Second round featured Touchard over Fitch 6-1 6-4, Church over Bassford 6-4 6-1, Baggs over Ward by default, Roberts over Donohue 6-1 6-1, Runyon over Steinacher 8-? 1-6 7-5, Bull over Beckley 6-2 6-4, Burt over Littell 6-3 6-2. In Yonkers the Hamilton Grange pair Walter Hall and Millens Burt won the doubles final over Robertson and Dodd in three tight sets 11-9 7-6 5-3.
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G. F. Touchard
L. H. Fitch
Dunwoodle Country Club
Dimon
Roberts
Paul Forrester
George M. Church
Mortimer Wertheim
Albert E. Ward
W. M. Hall
F. C. Baggs
J. E. McGiffert
Dimon E. Roberts
J. P. Paret
Robert M. Beckley
O. C. A. Child
Vy. v
Gustave F. Touchard
Abraham Bassford, Jr
Albert
Ward
Thomas M. Donohue
A. S. Runyon
Julio M. Steinacher
Charles M. Bull, Jr
L. Millens Burt
Dr. E. G. Littell
Walter Merrill Hall
I. Millens Burt
Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club
Amackassin Club
Yonkers
James L. Robertson, Jr
David R. Dodd
Giants Split Doubleheader With Boston At Polo Grounds
The Giants split a two game series with Boston, losing the second 9 to 7 after winning the opener 6 to 3. Mathewson appeared in both games, giving up three runs in relief in the seventh of the second game. Merkle delivered a decisive seventh inning homer in the nightcap, while Crandall and Taylor struggled on the mound for New York.
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Giants
Boston
Polo Grounds
Mathewson
McGinnity
Crandall
Taylor
Flaherty
Merkle
Bresnahan
Bridwell
Kelley
Darien
Devlin
Hannifan
Shannon
Ritchey
Smith
Needham
Corner
Bates
Young
Asaee
New York
Graham
Merkley
Seymour
Beaumont
Swetney
Hannittan
Keller
Dahlen
Dorner
Doyle
Browne
McGann
Bolston
Rigler
Johnstone
Tenney
Dovtie
Merkleoor
Yankees Lose to Athletics in First Game of Series
The New York Yankees fell 9 to 4 to the Philadelphia Athletics in the opening game of a Western trip series. Despite 12 hits to Philadelphia’s 10, New York’s defense cost them with three costly errors. Chesbro Orth and Newton started for the Yankees, while Vickers Dygert and Bender pitched for Philadelphia. Griffith argued with the umpire over Salk in the sixth inning, prompting the umpire to eject the Yankees’ manager.
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Philadelphia
New York Tankery
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Chesbro
Orth
Newton
New York
Vickers
Dygert
Bender
Athletics
Hartsel
Davis
Griffith
Salk
Feld
Mice Ols
Aeenee
Chase
Nichols
Kletnow
Chesebro
Ormert
Securve
Hemphill
Niles
Conroy
Keeler
Murphy
J Cotta Davis
Bails
Vickers Os Dygert
Vikers
Ball Dygert
Zan
Wesleyan Triumphs 4-3 Over Trinity in Series
Wesleyan beat Trinity 4 to 3 in Middletown Connecticut on June 3 to take the third game of the series. The scoring showed Wesleyan with runs in the first, second, fifth and final frames while Trinity added runs in multiple innings. Batteries were Connelly and Day for Wesleyan with Woodel and Smith for Trinity as umpire Howells oversaw the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan
Trinity
Middletown
Conn
Connelly and Day
Woodel and Smith
Howells
Skat Tourney Ends With Grand North American League Prize
The eleventh annual North American Skat League congress at Terrace Garden concluded with Herman Ridder announcing winners from the Grand Central Palace event. Professor Franz Hilberling won 1000 dollars for first, tying Max Erdtmann in games but surpassing him in points.
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Terrace Garden
Herman Ridder
Grand Central Palace
Franz Hilberling
Max Erdtmann
Brooklyn
Charles F. Schloss
Frank Penneck
Newark
N. J
H. S. Schoendorfer
Cleveland
Louis Grotz
Philadelphia
S. Kirsch
New York
Grant Wins Again in England in Wimbledon Round
Wimbledon June 2 Wylie C Grant of the New York Lawn Tennis Club defeats C G Smith in the third round of the All England lawn tennis championship. Grant advances with a straight set victory in a brisk match on center court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
Wylie C. Grant
New York Lawn Tennis Club
C. G. Smith Eeote
State League Results from Scranton to Albany
Scranton 7 A J and G 1 Utica 19 Wilkes Barre 2 Troy 4 Syracuse 0 Binghamton 5 Albany 2.
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Scranton
Utica
Wilkes-Barre
Troy
Syracuse
Binghamton
Albany
Philadelphia Tops Superbas 3 2 In Brooklyn Park
Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 3 to 2 at Washington Park Brooklyn as all Philadelphia runs came off McIntyre. Moren left after five due to illness, Sparks finished, and both teams played sharp defense in a close game.
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Superbas
Philadelphia
Washington Park
Brooklyn
McIntyre
Moren
Sparks
Grant
Burch
Opattes
Hummell
Magee
Lumiey
Bransfd
Jordan
Osborne
Sheehan
Doolin
Lewis
Bergen
Knabe
Titus
Tdooin
C. van
Meintyre
Wrecklyn
Bell
Bransfield
Ryr Bell
O’' Day
Pirates Win and Lose at Pittsburg First Game
Baseball score note shows Pittsburg hosts Cincinnati with Leever Gibson Campbell McLean for Pirates and Schiel Liefield Phillippe Young Phelypire for Reds in a doubleheader. First game ends 11 to 6 for Pirates after late rallies while second game concludes 12 to 7 with Cincinnati overcoming Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Leever
Gibson
Cinnati
Campbell
McLean
Cincinnati
Gante
Eastern League Games Today and Standings
Eastern League schedule includes Jersey City at N kk, Rochester at Providence, Buffalo at Baltimore with Baltimore winning 3 1 and 5 1 in two games. Providence, Rochester postponed by rain. Standings show Baltimore leading with 29 wins, 20 losses, Newark 26 26, Buffalo 26 9? weaker. Connecticut League results list New Haven over New Britain 5 4 and Meriden 3 Springfield 0 with Bridgeport 8 Hartford 0. Polo Grounds today hosts two Giants vs Boston games with admission 0.
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Anes
Jersey City
Rochester
Providence
Buffalo
Baltimore
Hart
Newark
Buffelo
Montreal
Toronto
New Haven
New Britain
Meriden
Springfield
Bridgeport
Hartford
Polo Grounds
Giants
Boston Admission
St Louis Beats Cleveland 5 to 2 in Cleveland
Baseball score line shows St Louis 5 Cleveland 2 at Cleveland. Lineup notes mention pitchers and players such as Dineen Powell Stephens Joss Bemis Berger Hurst and other worn names in a fragmented report. The article records a game at Cleveland with St Louis taking an early lead and securing the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
RHE
St. Louis
Dineen, Powell and Stephens
Berger, Joss and Bemis
Sossalgeh
Aderte and
Hurst
Detroit Batteries Rally Behind Donovan and Schmidt
In Detroit at TRE Detroit the team tied Chicago with a .29966 to .0909 percent showing. Players mentioned include Donovan and Schmidt for Detroit and Walsh and Sullivan for Chicago with Manuel and Shaw. Umpires were Hurst and Connolly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
REE
Chicago
Donovan
Schmidt
Walsh and
Sullivan
Manuel and
Shaw
Hurst and
Connolly
Boston Battery Names in Washington Matchup
In Boston the upcoming game features Batteries Boston Cicotte and Washington Johnson Warner memoranda with Cates Street and O Loughlin listed. Strong local ties suggest a notable publicized matchup with multiple named figures and venues mentioned.
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Boston
Washington
Cicotte
Washington, Johnson and Warner
Cates Street
O’ Loughlin
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