Metropolitan championships and whist events listed in competitive schedule
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Zadron
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Kamara Runs Fastest Mile Of The Year At Sheepshead Bay
Racing notes Kamara wins the Sheepshead Bay Handicap in 1:58 5, fastest mile of the year, defeating Ten Candles, Dublin and Cameron. Smoke breaks late in mares dash with Josepha and Sister Juliet close behind. Dublin set scorching early pace in 47 seconds for half mile. Other races feature Topmast in hurdle, Kamara’s upset, and heavy betting throughout the card.
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Clarence H. Mackay
Kamara
Sheepshead Bay
Herbert
Ten Candles
Dublin
Cameron
Follanshbee
Reehampion
Morningside
Teandles
Mr. Whitney
Brigadier
Josepha
Juliet
Par Excellence
Sun Shower
David Gideon
Turner
Mr. Fitzgerald
Sister Juliet
Wonderly
Soothsayer
Shaws
Dramatist
F_ Ambrose
Bis
Big Gun
Cormorant
Herting
Seri- Deisy Green
Elmendorf Yearlings Bring $102,350 at Fasig Tipton Sale
Elmendorf Stud sold fifty two yearlings over two days in Fasig Tipton paddocks opposite Sheepshead Bay. Top price $9,500 for a Hamburg colt out of Rose of Hampton bought by W C Whitney via Sydney Paget. Total sales reached $102,350 with an average around 1,966.54 per head.
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Fasig-Tipton Company
Sheepshead Bay
W. C. Whitney
Sydney Paget
Hamburg
Rose
Hampton
Mr. Paget
Knight of the Thistle
Kinley Mack
Imp
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Benviere
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Paget
Jos Paget
Rapallo
Serius
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Sean
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Jennings
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Derby dispute over Wreth colt Drake may race at Brighton
John A. Drake owner of Wyeth declined to move his horse to Brighton Beach for a sweepstakes around July 19. Brighton Beach Association offered August 1 to avoid Washington Park and Saratoga conflicts. Drake did not respond. Highland Park Club announced a $10,600 purse for a July 4 Fort Erie race featuring Heno Pentecost and Wreth to test East versus West.
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Wyeth
Brighton Beach Racing Association
Brighton Beach
Drake
Wroeth
Washington Park
Sarasoga
Brighton Beach Association
Saratoga
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Highland Park Club
Heno
Pentecost
Wreth
Fort Erie
Chicago
New York
Whist Tournament At Manhattan Beach Draws Huge Attendance
The whist tournament at Manhattan Beach drew about four hundred spectators with over sixty tables active at peak. Participants from Cleveland, Minneapolis, Philadelphia and many clubs competed in the twelfth annual congress led by President P. J. Touney. High scores were recorded by North and South pairs from Philadelphia and by East and West pairs from Minneapolis and Boston, with multiple sectional results noted across afternoon and evening sessions.
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Busin
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San Francisco
Hamilton Club
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Oo Knickerbocker
New York
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Philadelphia
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R. Watson
York
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St Paul
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Brooklyn
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BW Smith
W. Davis
Theodore Schwarz
Chicago
J. T. Slade
Julius Matthew
Boston
BR. B. Hock
H .Fry
M. M. Cohen
C. F. Waterhouse
C. W. Redliffe
E. T. Baker
Harvard Wins Yale Ball Game 10 to 4 In Spectacular Fashion
Harvard defeats Yale 10 to 4 in a gripping commencement baseball clash at Yale Field. Stillman hit a three run homer and Miller connected for another long shot as Harvard pulled away after Yale led early. Clarkson starred for Harvard with strong pitching and fielding while Yale errors helped the Crimson surge in the sixth and seventh innings.
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Clarkson, Doubleys—Coolidge
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Stock Exchange Defeats Cotton Exchange in Garden City Golf Match
The Stock Exchange team beat Cotton Exchange 16 to 4 on the Garden City links after Cotton used Nassau scoring. Alfred L. Norris and J T Gwathmey led Stock Exchange in wins. A B Graves posted the day’s best gross score of 87 and both teams dined at Garden City Motel afterward.
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Produce Exchange
Cotton Exchange
Stock Exchange
Garden City Links
Nassau
Alfred L. Norris
Dyker Meadows
J. T. Grawathines
J. B. Tatler
S. St. Clair
Four Women Qualify for Marine and Field Club Match Play
Four women qualified in medal play at the Marine and Field Club yesterday for two Biddle prizes. Six cards were completed from about a dozen starters. Semifinals Friday morning with final rounds to follow after afternoon play. Possible draws announced today. Mrs. D R Aldridge tops Gross with 0, Miss Caroline Searle 108, Miss Finley 27, Mrs. H Bradford Smith 116, Miss Hodges 27.
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Marine and Field Club
W. ©. Biddle
Gross. Heap
D. R. Aldridge
D. A. Fulleee
Caroline F. Searle
Finley
H. Bradford Smith
Hodges
Hecker Leads Apawamis Woman’s Long Driving Contest
Fifteen starters competed at Apawamis Golf Club with Miss Genevieve Hecker, defending national champion, winning at 157 yards. Mrs. A. H. Harris placed second with 129 yards and Mrs. H. B. Clark third at 137. Other scores included Miss M. Eddy 133 and Miss M. A. Downey 119 yards.
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Apawamis Golf Club
Genevieve Hecker
Miss Hecker
Thomas Dinsmore
A. H. Harris
Captain's Cup Tie At Morris County Links
The third Captain's Cup contest at Morris County links ended in a 1 up tie between Mrs W Fellowes Morgan and Miss Bryce under the point system. Nearby results show Mrs William Shippen 3 down Miss Day 6 down Miss Mollie March 6 down and Miss Slade 11 down.
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Morris County Links
W. Fellowes Morgan
Miss Bryce
William Shippen
Miss Day
Miss Mollie March
Miss Slade
Eastern Parkway Golf Club to Hold First Handicap Cup Event
The Eastern Parkway Golf Club in Brooklyn, with links laid out by George Low, schedules its first competition a handicap for a cup donated by James R. Ross after a rain postponement. A follow up series starts next week and a July Fourth special tournament for associate and active members offers club prizes.
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Brooklyn
George Low
James R. Ross
Metropolitan meet planned for Celtic Park event
The Metropolitan track and field committee met at Park Place to set the Metropolitan championships for Celtic Park Long Island City on August 30. Events include sprints up to 880 yards, mile and three mile runs, hurdles, shot, hammer, discus, high jump, and broad jump.
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Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
Park Place
John J. Dixon
P. J. Conway
Greater New York Irish Athletic Association
Thomas F. O’brien
Warren Athletic Club
H. Obertubessing
New West Side Athletic Club
F. W. Rubien
St. George’s Athletic Club
M. J. Flynn
The
Star Athletic Club
Charles Reuss
National Athletic Club
J. E. Sullivan
Metropolitan Association
Celtic Park
Long Island City
Spalding Trophy Offered for Met Assn Track Meet
A. G. Spalding has offered a handsome trophy to the Metropolitan Association for the club scoring the most points in the meet. The trophy becomes property of a club only after it is won three times.
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Metropolitan Association
Yachting Race on Long Island Sound for Glen Cove Cups
Winds and calms marked the New York Yacht Club event on Long Island Sound. Vigilant defeated Ailsa in a tight race of 30 miles while Mineola beat Yankee by 3 minutes 32 seconds. Schooner Elmina beat Muriel by 1 minute 31 seconds in their class.
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Long Island Sound
Percy Chubb
Henry Redmond
Ailsa
Belmont
Elmina
Muriel
Neola
Weetamoe
Humma
Syce
Clifford Broxan
Matinicock Point
J. R Maxwell
Clifford Brokaw
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F. M. Smith
C. F. Judsons Lyce
F. C. Henderson
Cumbria
Big Fellows
Frederick Hoyt
Isolde
Eelin
Hester
Thomas McKee
Amorita
F. F. Brewster
Dennis
Charlie Barr
Mineola
Maxwell
H.M.S
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Raigr
Ana
Humma Staininens
Alisa
Captain's Island
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Yaght
H.M.S. Vigilant
Ces Sense
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Cleveland H. Doc
F. M. Host
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F. J. Redewald
J. R. Maxwell
C. FL
Judson
Dorwina
Lifford V. Brokaw
Baseball如 Brooklyn Triumphs Over New York at Polo Grounds
Baseball results from yesterday show Brooklyn 8 New York 1 with Hanlon's men dominant. The Polo Grounds clash featured Hughes muffing a few Harlem bats as Brooklyn built a lead and held on for a decisive win.
Race for Emperor's Cup in Heligoland duel of yachts
The yvawl Leander owned by Rupert Guinness arrived at Heligoland at 8 50 p m yesterday after starting from Dover June 21 in the race for the German Emperor's Cup. The Vol au Vent owned by John Dempsey also beat the Czech built schooner yacht Cie owned by Cecil Quentin, which arrived first but was beaten on time allowance. The Leander trailed the Vol au Vent by three and a half hours and the Cie by five and a half hours.
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Germany
Rupert Guinness
John Dempsey
Dover
England
Cecil Quentin
Emperor William
Vol Au Vent
Races at Manhattan Beach Meet Postponed and Reopened
The Manhattan Beach meet of the Metropole Cycling Club is postponed to July 5 with entry lists reopened. Blanks available at S Wallace Meridew Room 123 Tribune Building and National Cycling Association HQ. Amateur events include a quarter mile novice race for first prize bicycle, a five mile open, two mile handicap with first prize a $17 motor bicycle, and two pro sprinter events plus a four cornered paced race. Albert Champion of France, holder of the ten mile world record, arrives from Boston to join Tommy Hall Bennie Munroe and Howard Freeman in the twenty mile motor paced race on Saturday at Manhattan Beach.
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Metropole Cycling Club
S. Wallace Meridew
Tribune
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Boston
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Memphis
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Oregon
Yale and Harvard crews finish year with practice at Red Top
Yale and Harvard rowers completed final practice with calm conditions and strong form. Harvard varsity logged 5:34 mile downstream in rough water, freshmen beat the varsity in two 50 yard starts, coaches overhauled the varsity. Yale hosted Harvard at Red Top for an early baseball inning before crews celebrated.
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Connecticut League Results From Hartford and Bridgeport
In Hartford New Haven matchup Hartford lost to New Haven 4 to 3. Bridgeport defeated Norwich 2 to 0. Meriden beat New London 6 to 0. At Springfield Waterbury won 5 to 4 in the first game and 6 to 5 in the second game.
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Beals C Wright Wins Crescent Round Robin Match
Beals C Wright defeats W J Clothier of Harvard in a three set Round Robin match at Crescent Athletic Club Bay Ridge, 6 4 3 6 7 5. Raymond D Little also wins over Clarence Hobart in three sets, 6 2 2 6 6 4.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
WJ. Clothier
Harvard
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Raymond D. Little
Clarence Hobart
W. J. Clothier
Craigin and Ward Win Final at New York Club Tennis
Calhoun Craigin and Holcombe Ward defeated C C Kelley and Edward Fischer in the gentlemen’s doubles final at the New York Tennis Club tournament on one hundred twenty third street and Manhattan Avenue. The match lasted nearly three hours with Ward’s lobbing and smashing praised as the crowd stayed engaged. The score read 6 3, 6 3, 6 5.
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West Side
Holcombe Ward
C. C. Kelley
Edward P. Fischer
New-York
Calhoun_Soo
Edward Fischer
Metropolitan Championship Semifinals Reach for Hackett and Russ
H H Hackett and Semp Russ advanced to the semifinals in the Metropolitan Tennis Championship at West Side. Russ defeated H W Warner in two straight sets in the second round, while Hackett beat Dr J K Smythe in straight sets. Earlier rounds featured several notable matches including Dr J K Smythe, H H Hackett, and S C Millett securing wins for West Side and other clubs.
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Semp Russ
West Side
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H. W. Warner
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Women's National Championship Lawn Tennis Opens in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Cricket Club hosts the Women's National Championship with top players from five years g over entering. Miss Maud Banks loses to Miss M. E. Wimer of Washington as Miss Helen Chapman defeats Miss E Virginia Maule. In early rounds Marietta and Chase advance, while Juliette Atkinson and others win decisive sets in preliminary and first rounds.
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New York
Ewing Stille
Germantown
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