Belmont Race Day Falls: Early Rose Starled by Bad Start
Thoroughbred racing at Belmont Park features a dramatic start with Early Rose bumping rivals at the gate, hindering her chances while Amethystim daughter of Haim presses from off the pace. The event showcases the era’s owners and notable names including Mary Payne Whitney’s Delft and the Wilton stable, with a crowd of prominent attendees and purses around $29 to half-forfeit.
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Joan
Wettie
Miler
Haim
Mr. Herment
Alex Smith Fidean
John & Madden
Etelay
Mir
Wilton
Mary Payne Whitney
Delft
Mordecai Mix Hate
Wikon Perfor
Fepeaner
Nore
Hue Girl
Lee Hike
Tie C Whitney
Ee Yeterday
Ligme
Troxler
Mecaher
Woltey Diutweld
Wile Bial
Peters
Watmat
Fokowine
Am KG. Billings
Ral Thomas Atuaabat
Wien
Calmel Yaa
J. G. Poilanabee
F Iid
Ae dSercalte
Grahat Ini Lally
Suxene Wood
Kline WC. Edwards
Edgar Murphy
W. G. Street
Gi Hunter
Thomas F. Fyan
UNE
Hornell
Smalt
Benes
Walsh
Ane
Mundteap
Maud Vernon
Maud Vernon “Owner 4 Tray Fitaain
Hove
Merahey
Os Yord
Ro Holloway
Fi Kerrick
Waite
Colonel Wolloway
Sandhill
Mart
Maish
Smiealon
Nui Wyiettle
Addes Kiarwesha Towne
Blew Oneck Stable
Rewines
Karrick
Hereine
Harvick
Heaucony
Hanover
Cahey
Captain Wattett
O Wilton
Prhrather
Coudh Siang Sia van
Inet Arlone
Captain Jaliett
Ra King Lad
Ana
Arivine
Nohma
Enriy
iTroxter
Fadia
Queen
Trentering
Cabell
Pligmorne
Huntera
Hock Abbey
Keeble
Zari
Jack Middleton
Windrow Behailer Henpeck
Warner
Ford
Flett
Kir Garey
Mary Aoribe
Jove
Gomne
Beancing Lane
Jupiter
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Moncrieg
Rongly
Theo Me
Rome
Va Ibert
Idea Out Albright
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Hurvicana
Tretners_ ease
Esenvasns
Jmck
Bart
Monmouth ’ White
Mie Clenen
Eros CML
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Adventurer
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Hruin Helle
Wolte
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Waepi
Jack Wall
Footlebra
MT “Falrose
Yale Coaches Sail Away After Defeat at New London
Augustus Kirby, former Oxford oarsman and Yale rowing coach, sailed to Fyland with Yale staff to oversee a reform of Yale’s amateur coaching system. He expects gradual, ground-up stroke improvement and future victories, despite Yale’s New London setback. Harvard rowers Goodale and Chanler also left, aiming to finish their careers without defeat by Yale.
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Kirby
Augustus Kirby
Oxford
Yates
Fyland
Yale
Kalver Wilhelm TL
Averill Harriman
Edward Crocker
New London
Ume
Victorinus
Harvard Goodale
Jar
Chanler
Strake
Pase Setigere
Hive” Salt
Young Goodale
Yate Ax Lone
Kooydim Wray
Cot
Record-Setting Polo Match Opens Meadow Brook Cup
Rene La Montagne drives sixteen goals as Meadow Brook Hunters crush Meadow Brook Dancers in a record high scoring Polo game opening the Hempstead club cups tournament. Lord Wodehouse’s visitors defaulted to Meadow Brook. Whitney captained the Hunters with steady play as the Dancers struggled to contain the barrage.
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Meadow Brook
Réné la Montagne
Winening
Lord Wodehouse
H. P. White
Ney
Tard Wodehourn
Louis E. Stoddard
Hunters
Phiege
René Lastontagne Os
Phipps
TK. Gatfag
JB Davis
David Dows
Philip
Lord Widehouse
Mr. Whitney
W. J. Paith
Cliterd Beasonwood
Goldsanith
W. Lo Seaman
Aes
John King
Leoparis
Coopue
Fiendigs
Cote
Timm Sod
J. E. Kannewp
Ely
fFlayer
Philps
Love Wetein Phe
Fred Nathan
Rendigs Wins Net Prize In Tweedary Tourney at Deal
Mrs C W Rendigs of the home club won the net prize in the Anal round of the Tweedary tournament of the Woman's Metropolitan Golf Association at Deal yesterday. Mrs W J Faith of Wrkugyl led the field both days but settled for second. Mrs N P Rogers of Haltusrol took the Ross award for thirty six holes with W. A separate mixed foursomes contest saw Mrs F Suntond and John King win, while Mrs Clifford Seamongood and David T Leally earned 185 though Leally was disqualified for playing out of turn. Seaman of Richmond County won the court golf course competition with 4 cenre of 21. Scores follow.
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Cara
Mra CW. Rendigs
Tweedary
Metropolitan Gol Association
Deal
Mra
W. J. Faith
Wrkugyl
Mim N. P. Rogers
Haltusrol
Rtoss
Mes
If. Suntond
John King
Clifford Seamongood
David T. Leally
Leany
Century by Prendergast Beats Actors in Cricket
Scribes and newsmen gathered for annual cricket at Manor Fed, New Brighton. Prendergast scored a century guiding Defeating the Actors by 37 runs, 197 to 10, with Keenan and Breret the standout performers in a day of KEWA enjoyment.
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Prendergast
Stance
Manor Fed
Weat
New Brighton
J. & Breta
New York
Veteran Cricketers’ Association
Crade
M R T Mouth Turns Tables at Amherst in Close Game
Amherst hosts Dartmouth in a tight annual contest won 3 to 2. Wetner and XT led a late surge as Ramaker stole second and scored in the eighth inning for MEwath. Strahan, Wilesstorey, and Walet contributed in a tense, error-light matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ats Amherst
Wetner
Dartmouth
Tadtex
Amherst
Ramaker
Mewath
Ficker
Miner
Wilesstorey
Walet Strahan
Four American Players Win on English Courts at Wimbledon
Wimbledon, June 21. Maurice F. McLoughlin beat A H Glendinning in straight sets 6-2 6-0 6-3. K Norris Williams defeated R M Tirbull 6-1 6-4 6-2. Wallace F Johnson defeated H L Webb 2-6 6-1 7-5. Craig Biddle beat G St Mayes 6-2 6-1. Powell beat Ward 3-1. Crawley defeated N P Lr by 10-8.
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Wimbledon
England
Maurice F. McLoughlin
A. H. Glendinning
K. Norris Williams
United States
RM. K. Tirbull
Wallace F. Johnson
Philadelphia
HL. J. Webb
Cambridge University
Cambridge
Craig Biddle
G. St. Mayes
Meletum
Ff. Powell
Chance Denies Yankee Aid In Nimble Trade Rumors
Prominent AL figure Bam Johnson denies reports that Frank Chance urged Connie Mack to send one of Philadelphia’s six outfielders to the Yankees. McGraw, Hermann, and Tinker also denied a pending deal involving George Brett, Charley Herzog, and Hob Threpher. Pan Johnsonson suspended Jack Ent for life after trouble with Hogar. Derrick to Rochester was declined by Connie Mack, forcing Derrick to stay with the Yankees. Joe Dimineham and others shuffle players to Torpedo and Waterbury.
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Bam Johnson
Frank Chance
Connie Mack
Philadraphia Athletics
Yankees
New York
Washington
Ran Han Johnson
Poe Johnson
Taylan Se
John 3. McGraw
August Nerrmann
Jon Tinker
Giants
Heda
George Thiers
Charley Hera
Cincinnati
Hob Trepeher
Ereat Outfelder
Ty Cobb
Chicago
Pan Juhncom
American Taare
Jackent
Cleveland
Hogar
Claude Derrick
Rochester
Philadelphia Athleticn
Infelder
Derrick
Taylor Wins British Open at Hoylake in Open Flyweight
Taylor of Middury won the British Open at Hoylake with , finishing medal play in 72 holes totaling 4 for seventy two. Kay, last year’s holder from Oxhey, placed second with strong rounds. McDermott and Pra tied for further positions. Vardon and Moran also contended amid rain and gale conditions. The field faced paddies as speculation arose about American entries touring the U.S. and France for upcoming events.
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Hoylake
Pinland
Taylor
Middurrey
TA Breward Kay
Oxbey
Harry Vardon
Michael Moran
Pierva
Sohn J. MeDiermott
United States
T. Renouf
McDermott
Mie
Tom McNama
Lotite
Hell
Arnaud Masay
Tn l
Alec Hent
James Pra
Taxtar
Vardon
Kray
Lord Northcliffe
la Houtie
France
Mayors of New York cities back Sunday baseball vote
A conference report shows 27 of 32 mayors favor Sunday baseball, across first, second, and third class cities, with two third class mayors opposing or preferring a public vote. The resolution asks Governor Sulzer to submit the issue to a future legislature session.
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Bagot
Governmar Sulter
New York State
William S. Capes
Conference of Mayors of
Sulzer
Naor
Horses in Training Sold at Belmont Park Auction
A public auction at Belmont Park sold several horses in training consigned by John Sanford for Hurricana Farm Amsterdam and other owners. Alberta True failed to meet its 5.00 reserve. The sale featured numerous young racers including Rowe Rock and other two year olds by Potan Howe, Snidor Queen, Maid Mohawk, Rock Ann, and more, with prices generally modest.
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John Sanford
Hurricana Farm
J Amsterdam
Belmont Park
Alberta
Chinda
Auriesville
Rowe Rock
Potan Howe
J. J
MeGthn
Fong
Valley
Snidor
Queen
Seng
Mohawk
Kenny Attae
Royal Ben Manan
Hiray
Hockton—Perths
Darnthy
Mermia
Ratty
Bey— Joun Toy
Carter Wins Medal Round In Junior Championship
Philip V. Carter of the Country Club of Nassau posted 96 07% to win the medal in the qualifying round of the second junior championship over Plainfield Country Club links. He advanced to match play by defeating W. C. Stearna Jr. of Rockaway Mint Club, 2 up. Stuart Connolly of Alckland, last year’s champion, was second in qualifying and won his first match 4 up 3 to play. The round featured strong iron play and late putts, with Carter finishing four under par after a 43% total.
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Philip V. Carter
Nassau
Plainfield
W. C. Stearna, Jr
Rockaway Mint Club
Stuart D. Connolly
Alckland
M. J. Lewis
Carter
Philippe Carter
James P. Niemann
Nassau County
Mincola
Wysong
New York American
Evening Journal
Burns
Belmont Park
Niemann
Inns
Desige Connolly
Ion
Lowin
Connolly
Ing
Lewis Wan
Hart-Agnew
Piers
Leighton
Plainfield Coun
Iry Club
Metropolitan
Golf Chiartem
Odtade
Norman Maxwell
Philadelperations
Pita
W. Tm
Lawrence Pee
Ech Mets Ogden
Didge Niemann
Lawrenceville
W. T. Taylor
Arthur Brisbane
Park Golf Club
Mney
King
Burnace
Easex
Audi
Badham
Stureis
Mallon
Trowbridge
Ptushing
Philip Carter
Newey Xquart
Fotterol
Ieee
Wenneth Metrnale
Vainfeld
Metts van' Dore
Een Ee Eeah Beak King
Pierson
Lawes
Zie Binys Vtham
Heath
Willoughby
Fendants
Iler
Ant
Tte
Pettetott
Ulan Trotter Aims For World Record At Grand Circuit
Uhlan, G Wilings's champion trotter, trains for a world record trying to break two minutes at the Grand Circuit opening on July 7 at North Ravail. The great gelding trotted a mile in 2 minutes 38 seconds earlier in the day, aiming to lower the mark.
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Uhlan
Cook
G. Wilings
North Ranvail
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