Hermis beaten again in turf handicap at Sheepshead Bay
At Sheepshead Bay a reduced field contested a one mile sixteen turf handicap for non-winners of 11. Hermis the 9 to 20 favorite could not win as Florham Queen took the lead and Flying Jib passed Hermis for second. In the Mermaid Stakes Daisy Green prevailed with Eugenia Burch close in third as a strong afternoon of racing featured the Rockaway Cup steeplechase won by The Virginian and a two-year-old selling race won by Luminosity and Thistle Heather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermis
Clair
Florham Queen
Squid
Flying Jib
Andy Williams
Mat
Rice
Foxhall P. Keene
Kingston
Gravesend
Eugenia Burch
G. Follansbee
Daisy Green
Bullman
Follansbee
Dekaber
Ada Nay
Sydney Holloway
R. B. Sack
Almanzor
Jim Newman
Green
J. E. Widener
Herbert
Locket
Whitney
Blackstock
Hanover
Daly
Marjoram
Hastings
Jack
Hyland
Belmont
Corres
Marijjoram
W. C. Rollin
B. H. Herbert
Albert
Bonnie Ola
Odom
Creamer
Burns
J. G. Follaws
B. F. Daisy Green
B. Rassetlaw
Lil
Mathews
O'Neil
Gannon
Fair Rosa— Lind
Michaels
Smith at the Track Faces Barring Controversy
Pittsburg Phil George E. Smith visited Sheepshead Bay amid jockey club gate bans on his horses. He paid for admission, hinting at a legal fight against stewards’ actions while partner George Forbes was reported dangerously ill with appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FE. Smith
Pittsburg
Phil
Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay Track
Smith
Coney Island
Pinkerton
Andrew Miller
Sheepshead
George Forbes
One Mile Race Wins By Appleby At Track Meet
Lucien Appleby wins the first race of one mile and seventy yards at 6 to 5 over Brage and Caviar with time 1 47. Fore and Art also ran. Second race over five furlongs ends in Allista at 4 to 1 ahead of Marshal Ney and Frank Carr with time 1 02 5. Third race Auburn Selling Stakes yields Huzzah at 19 to 1, with Gold Bell second and Sam Fullen third in 1 48. Fourth race six furlongs sees Uranium at 16 to 5 triumph over Avoid and If You Dare with time 1 15. Sir Hugh and Colonnade compete among runners. Sixth race six furlongs results Semper Vivum at 8 to 5? with Fleuron second and Bay Wonder third in 1 15 4.
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Lucien Appleby
Henry
Brage
Dominick
Caviar
Helgeson
Fore
Art
Allista
Robbins
Marshal Ney
D. Hall
Frank Carr
Triumvir
General Steward
Saul Kraut
Charlie Slade
Auburn
Huzzah
Gold Bell
Reed
Sam Fullen
H. Phillips
Paul Wheley
Flying Torpedo
Schwalbe
Vincennes
Harmer Simon
Arnold
Nitrate
Lampoon
Uranium
L. Wilson
Avoid
Knight
Adkins
Ontonagon
Sweet Me
Gus Lanka
Mary Glenn
Ed Adack
Jaubert
Hot
Deblaize
Big Ben
C. Gray
Berge
Frenzy
Airlight
Geson
Sir Hugh
Sidney C. Love
Colonnade
Helgeron
Fleuron
Scully
Bay Wonder
Ferrell
Ailgar
Eva's Darling
Madden Stops Runaway Horse at Sheepshead Bay
John E Madden leaped into action when a trotting horse hitched to a runabout bolted in the paddock at Sheepshead Bay. Dragged several feet, Madden managed to choke the horse's wind and bring it to a stop, to the crowd's loud cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepshead Bay
John E. Madden
Madden
Steeplechase Jockey H S Wilson Suspended by Coney Island Club
Stewards at the recent Coney Island Jockey Club meeting suspended jockey H S Wilson over careless riding aboard Tip Gallant who finished second. The stewards stated no more serious accusation and did not indicate a length of suspension.
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Coney Island Jockey Club
H. S. Wilson
Wilson
Tip Gallant
National and American League Baseball Matchups Listed
National League games include Cincinnati at New York, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Chicago at Brooklyn, and St. Louis at Boston. American League games feature New York at Chicago, Boston at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Detroit, and Washington at Cleveland.
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New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
P.e. Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Ae
New-York
P.c
P.c. Sass
New York Americans Beat Cleveland in Doubleheader
In Cleveland on June 24 the New York Americans won the first game 6 to 3 as errors by Cleveland aided the visitors. Ray and Flick led the offense with a three bagger and a two base hit while the field was muddy. In the second game Cleveland offense failed against Joss as a shutout followed. Lajoie added a two base hit and Williams a three bagger as both teams committed two errors.
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Cleveland
New York American League
Invaders
Ray
Flick
Joss
Lajoie
Williams
New York
OiBay
Davis
Keeler
Bradley
Fultz
Lafoie
Hickman
Eiberfeld
McCarthy
Conroy
Thos
Ganzel
Clingman
O'Connor
Abbott
Bernhard
Chesbro
Signn Waren
Ineo
New-York
O'Loughlin
Bay
Bratley
M'Carthy
Elberfeld
Ganzet
Bemis
Reville
Jess
Latole
Wiliams Clingman
Griffith
Struc
Jose
ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Baseball doubleheader at Polo Grounds today
Two Reg games scheduled at the Polo Grounds start at 2 pm. Cincinnati faces New York in the first matchup with Admic listed among participants.
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Polo Grounds
Cincinnati
New York
Admic
Local Scores From Turf and On Pace Across Cities
At Troy Troy K Albany seven to six Syracuse six Binghamton two At Schenectady A J G two Schenectady zero At Utica Utica three Lion seven
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Troy
K. Albany
Syracuse
Binghamton
Schenectady
Utica
Lion
Doubles shakeup as Larned Whitman fall to Little Alexander
In Bay Ridge at Crescent AC five set doubles match saw Raymond D. Little and Frederick B. Alexander defeat champions William A. Larned and Malcolm B D Whitman. The upset exposes weaknesses in American doubles ahead of international play. Beals C. Wright then beat Little in straight sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Larned
Malcolm PD. Whitman
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Raymond D. Little
Frederick B. Alexander
Princeton
Larned
Whitman
Doherty Brothers
Little
Alexander
Tennis Opens at Kings County Club Upset In Match
Play began yesterday in the lawn tennis singles at Kings County Tennis Club Bergenst and Kingston avenues Brooklyn. Dr W N Frazer, former club champion, lost in three hard fought sets to Howard Talbot in a notable upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings County Tennis Club
Bergenst
Kingston Ave
Brooklyn
W. N. Frazer
Talbot Beats Frazer In Tennis Preliminary Match
Howard Talbot of Crescent Athletic Club defeats Dr. W Frazer of Kings County Tennis Club 7 9 6 3 3 in three sets. Frank Hague of Kings County Tennis Club beats G H Seydel of St Louis Tennis Club 6 0 6 3. Frederick G Anderson of Kings County Tennis Club defeats John McCarroll of Kings County Tennis Club 6 2 6 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Talbot
Crescent Athletic Club
Dr. W. Frazer
Kings County Tennis Club
Frank B. Hague
G. H. Seydel
St. Louis Tennis Club
Frederick G. Anderson
John McCarroll
Sands to meet Paret in unfinished lawn tennis classic
The New York Lawn Tennis Club resumed play with Sands reaching the men’s singles semi finals by beating F W Walsh in two sets 6-4 7-5. Sands will face J P Paret as veteran Petser stumbles in upset attempts and other rounds see Wyeth, Dionne, and Stern advancing in consolation and second round matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New- York Lawn Tennis Club
David S. Sands
J. P. Paret
Sands
F. W. Walsh
Prise
D. Petser
Try
Dimen E. Roberts
Roberts
D. Sands
New-York
W—R. le Roy
Rrence
Tenafly
G. L. Wyeth
Galway
AL L. Dionne
de. J. K. Smythe
D. E. Roberts
J. E. Chaves
de Stern
C. A. L. Dionng
G S. Wreth
Owe
E Scratch
Cambridge and Oxford Lacrosse Team Beats Swarthmore
Cambridge and Oxford lacrosse team defeated Swarthmore College 9 to 8 at Mannheim on June 24. Swarthmore pressed early, scoring four goals in twenty minutes, but Cambridge and Oxford steadied and outscored them to win by one goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Oxford
Swarthmore
Philadelphia
Swarthmore College
Mannheim
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