Sports Today Schedule Highlights Across Multiple Venues
Racing at Sheepshead Bay and rowing at Poughkeepsie headline today’s sports. National League games feature Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati Chicago and more. American League aligns New York Chicago Boston Detroit and others. Polo championships active in Philadelphia. cricket in Philadelphia. tennis women’s nationals in Philadelphia. yacht club races on Seawanhaka course.
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Sheepshead Bay
Poughkeepsie
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Philadephia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Williams
Vetleran
Baltasrol
Englewood
Philadelphia Country Club
Kent
England
ZAWN
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Crescent Athletic Club
Montgomery
Ala
Ardsley
Tachting
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
National League
Mittsborg
P.c
Lubs
Ccincinnati
Tittsbure Su
Ne York Ps
Pic
Detroit Etenee
Blues Wins Sheepshead Bay Handicap in Comeback Race
Blues, once reported as near death after a previous spill, returned at Sheepshead Bay to win the June handicap for 3 year olds and older. Rines carried 115 pounds to beat six rivals by a large backstretch lead, with Raine briefly challenging before the final drive. Race King won the Zephyr Stakes for two year olds, and several other runners featured in turf and Futurity Course events.
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Blues
Sheepshead Bay
Rines
Himself
Hurter Raine
Hoar
Hunter Raine
Himsolf
C. L. Richards
King
Tenny
Gown
Monsoon
Greencrest
F. R. Hitchcock
Goldcrest
W. C. Whitney
Payne
Fire Eater
Monte Carlo
Toscan
Ascension
W. R. Condon
H. H. Meyers
Lazy Potentate
Goldspink
Aste
Elling
Belmont
Br. c
Nae -S'shan
Iil
L. Richards
Orderiette
O'Neily
Burns
Tim Payne
Dangman
Gannon
Toledo
Ancestor
Connell
Bob Murphy
Martin
Graziallo
Bullman
Rockover
Waterbury
Red Top
Bartlett’s Point
Charlie” Swinson
Yale
Sol
Cambridge
Harvard
Eli
Stewards Reprimand Trainer Over Shorthose Advent
Stewards of the Coney Island Jockey Club announced last night they reprimanded trainer Presgrave after examining him about the running of Shorthose on June 17 and 20. They found no proof of fraud though the case highlighted a dramatic form reversal at Sheepshead Bay in the Tidal Stakes, where Shorthose carried 128 pounds and won cleverly.
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Coney Island Jockey Club
Presgrave
Sheepshead Bay
Meltonian
Whorler
Charles Elwood
River Pirate
Black Hussar
Gravesend Track
Shorthose
Proper
Humber Filly Brings $5,000 At Sheepshead Bay Sale
Thoroughbred yearlings from Dixtana Farm fetched strong bids at Sheepshead Bay. The Humbert sold to S J Lawlor for 5000 dollars, with other sales over 1000 dollars including Faverdale crossbreeds and Ben Strome progeny sold to buyers such as J B Madden A Miller Captain S S Brown J E Widener and H M Zelgler. Prices reached up to 3 000 dollars for a Faverdale Henrietta colt.
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Dixtana
Sheepshead Bay
Ben Strome
Humbert
S. J. Lawlor
Faverdale
Irvana
J. B. Madden
Strychnia
A. Miller
Henrietta
H. M. Zelgler
Jockey Disciplinined by Stable for Misconduct
Frank Farrell's jockey Fuller was suspended for one day by his stable for misbehavior. As a result Hoar rode Blues yesterday in the Sheepshead Bay Handicap.
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Frank Farrell
Fuller
Hoar
Blues
Sheepshead Bay
RESULTS AT WASHINGTON PARK RACING NOTES
Results from Washington Park feature six races led by Count Em Out at 3 to 1 in the first race and Flying Ship in the Fagiewood Stakes. Don Domo won the second race with Geranium second as Eugenie B. and other runners competed. rolling finishes mark the six events with times ranging from 0 54 to 1 47 5.
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Troxier
Jaubert
Webb
Frivol
Ll. Jackson
Vulcain
Urchin
Bard of Avon
F. A. Bullock
Prince Webb
Fullback
Jake Greenberg
Don Domo
Ferrell
Geranium
J. Wilson
Patsy Brown
Dominick
Eugenie B
Ort Wells
Sanctum
May Combs
Commodore
Nannie Hodge
Lady Usk
Tom Mankins
Sol Smith
Pat Hammond
Crowhurst
Bondage
Robbins
Hermencia
Nitrate
Hargis
Macy
Monsieur Beaucaire
L'Etienne
Winkfield
John Peters
Wain-a-Moinen
Helgeson
Ahola
Nickey D
Americane
Burnie Bunton
Jack Rattin
Rolling Boer
Adkins
Haviland
Gi. Phillips
C. B. Campbell
L. Wilson
Kunja
Antonius
Louisville
Red Comyn
Omdurman
Maximus
Adelante
Savage Refuses $92,000 Offer for Two Horses
Minneapolis owner M. W. Savage refused an offer of 920000 for Dan Patch and Directum from W. W. Gentry who wanted to add the pair to his Bloomington Indiana stable.
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Minneapolis
M. W. Savage
Dan Patch
Directum
W. W. Gentry
Bloomington
Ind
Philadelphians versus Kent opens with 319 for nine at Beckenham
The Philadelphian cricketers began their match with Kent at Beckenham, occupying the wickets all day and compiling 319 for nine. Sharpless made 88 and stayed with T C Jordan as stumps fell. the game resumes in the morning after a day of solid batting.
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Philadelphians
Kent
London
Beckenham
Sharpless
T. C. Jordan
Brooklyn Eleven Beats Windsor Terrace in Cricket Match
The Brooklyn Cricket Club posted 2 runs to Windsor Terrace’s 1 as Paterson failed to show at Prospect Park yesterday. Brooklyn won by 12 runs after Windsor Terrace substituted and played the Brooklyns with a strong effort.
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Brooklyn Cricket Club
Prospect Park
Paterson
Windsor Terrace
Brooklyns
Brooklyn
Anthony Triumphs In Midlothian Open Women’s Final
In Midlothian, Miss Bessie Anthony, Western champion, defeated Miss Johnnie Carpenter 3 up and 1 to play in the open self tournament final. Anthony’s medal score tied the Midlothian record for women.
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Chicago
Midlothian
Bessie Anthony
Johnnie’ Carpenter
Giants Fall Twice as Giants Struggle at Bat in Doubleheader
In a Chicago league doubleheader the Giants were swept by Cincinnati and Pittsburg. First game saw McGinnity roughed up as Cincinnati pounded fourteen hits to win 5–0. Second game Cincinnati again led early and won 11–2 as Taylor allowed five hits for New York. Steinfeldt and Seymour led offense for the Giants with key hits, but fielding miscues and idle bats hurt. Umpire Emslie called a 1:50 time with 8,300 in attendance.
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Giants
McGinnity
Wahn
Cincinnati
Steinfeldt
Seymour
Taylor
Phillips
Pittsburgs
New-York
New York
Donlin
Browne
Beckley
Corcoran
Dolan
Mertes
Babb
Bresnahan
Gilbert
Cincnnati
Ofncinnati
Ginnity
Hahn
Steinfeld
Gilbert Um- Daly
Pire
Emilie
V.haltren
Rho
Kelley
O Peitz
Bowerman
Eel Phillips
Superb as and Chicago Break Even in Washington Park doubleheader
Brooklyn and Chicago split a Washington Park doubleheader with a 4 0 score in the first game and Brooklyn rallying for five runs in the seventh of the second. Sheckard was ejected for kicking and Hugh Jennings subbed in for Sheckard in left field. Weimer pitched well for Brooklyn while Garvin struggled and Brooklyn fielding had three errors.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Washington Park
Sheckard
Hugh Jennings
Weimer
Garvin
Strange
Lagle
Casey
O Dobbs
Chance
Jones
Doyle
Tinker
Dehien
Evers
Jacki'ch
Harley
Flood
Kling
Schmidt
Ludgren
Engi
Ene Taylor
Dasac
Raub
Ark
Jacklitsch
Dahlen
Dobbs
Johnstone
Ibpoa
Slagle
Jennings
M'Creedia
S Kling
Ahearn
Ai Am
Dan Evers
Fic
Peers
Timea
Johnston
Eighteen Inning Tie In Chicago New York Game
In Chicago on June 25 the New York and Chicago game lasted eighteen innings before darkness halted play in a 6 6 tie. Notable moments included brilliant fielding and hits by Isbell Ganzel McFarland and Holmes. Final scores reflected a lengthy duel with errors and base running on both sides.
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Chicago
New York
Isbell
Ganzel
McFarland
Williams
Holmes
Jones
Toronto Beats Jersey City 2–1 In Eastern League Game
Toronto defeated Jersey City 2 to 1 as Toft drove in the decisive run with a third inning triple and Kissinger added a single in eighth. Batteries Kissinger Toft and MicCann Dillon were the battery for the teams in a tight late contest.
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Toronto
Jersey City
Jersey City Today
Toft
Kissinger
Kissinger and
MicCann and
Dillon
Buffalo Triumphs Over Newark In Extra Wordless Innings
In a game at home Buffalo built a big late lead then faltered. A misplayed fly ball opened the eighth, Milligan doubled, Gettman walked, loading the bases. McIntyre cleared them with a line drive to the fence as Buffalo scored to go ahead in the late innings.
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Buffalo
Newark
Wagner
Laskey
Milligan
Gettman
McIntyre
R. H. FE
Ceca
Eeisereiare
Milligan and Laskey
Hesterfer and Shea
Yachts moored near Sandy Hook amid betting frenzy
To the Horseshoe back of Sandy Hook the yachts lay early Saturday morning moored to government buoys. William Fife, designer of both vessels, visited them on Wednesday. Shamrock money flowed in Wall Street with F. H. Brooks staking 3 to 5000 against Reliance, quickly covered by a New York Yacht Club member.
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Sandy Hook
William Fife
Wall Street
F. H. Brooks
New York Yacht Club
Lakewood Wins National Junior Polo Title Over Bryn Mawr
Lakewood defeats Fox Hunters of Bryn Mawr by 14 to 6 goals at Philadelphia Country Club to claim the national junior polo championship. The match features strong Lakewood teamwork and occasional Bryn Mawr lapses. Senior championship action begins tomorrow with Lakewood to face Westchester of New York on Saturday.
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Lakewood
Fox Hunters of
Bryn Mawr
Philadelphia
George J. Gould
Fox Hunters
Westchesters
New York
Bryn Mawr Lakewood
George J. Could
Osecees
J. A. Bevereux
Jay Gould
George L. Harrison
R. KB
Strawbridge
Benjamin Nicoll
Alexander
Lakewool
A. E. Kennedy Kingdon Gould
Larned and Whitman Shine in Crescent Club Doubles
Two four set doubles matches at Crescent Athletic Club Bay Ridge featured Larned and Whitman showing improved net play and sharp cross court shots. Beals and Irving Wright challenged, while Ward and Ware defeated Little and Alexander as Wrenn brothers faced illness casting doubt on their participation next month.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
William A. Larned
Malcolm D. Whitman
Beals C. Wright
Irving C. Wright
Harvard
Beals Wright
Holcombe Ward
Leonard E. Ware
Raymond D. Little
Frederick RB. Alexander
Princeton
Tiger
Bob” Wrenn
George L. Wrenn
Risch Stern reach finals in New York Lawn Tennis mixed doubles
In semi finals at the New York Lawn Tennis Club Miss Anna M. Risch and E. H. Stern won in straight sets over Miss Marie Wagner and David S. Sands to meet Thomas Trask and Miss Helen Homans in the finals. Robert Le Roy and J. P. Paret of Columbia and NYLT C reach men’s doubles final, while Paret defeats Sands in men’s scratch singles semis.
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Anna M. Risch
E. H. Stern
Miss Wagner
David
Sands
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Miss Risch
Stern
Thomas ©. Trask
Helen Homans
Columbia University
Robert le Roy
J. P. Paret
J. FP. Paret
N. Y
N. Y. LT. C., Defeated David S. Sands, N. Y
LT. C
Columbia
H. Torrance
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
St. Louis
W. ST. C
In _T. C
Marie Wagner
David S. Sands
D. Peiser
L. H. Hill
G. Lorraine Wyeth
E H. Stern
J. H. Stadel
H. A. Atwood
Chester P. Rice
G A. L. Dionne
Pulliam Protests To Johnson Over Elberfeld Case
National League President Pulliam writes to Ban Johnson of the American League protesting the New York National Club playing Elberfeld for the New York Americans after his assignment to Detroit under the leagues peace. He cites breach of the agreement and notes New York seeks court validation of Davis contract.
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Pulliam
National League
Ban Johnson
New York National Club
Elberfeld
New York Americans
Detroit
New York
George Davis
Delehanty
Davis
Washington
New-York Americans
Johnson
New-York National Club
New York Club
Evans Released by SuperbAs Manager Hanlon
Roy Evans, former New York pitcher, was released yesterday by Brooklyn Manager Hanlon. Evans has performed poorly this season and his current form does not compare with his past record.
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Roy Evans
New York
Hanlon
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Evans
Moore and Grant Fall in National Tennis Meet Upset
At Wissahickon Heights on a second day of the women's national tennis championship, champions Miss Elizabeth H Moore and W C Grant of New York were upset in mixed doubles by Miss Elizabeth J Rostall and Miss Dorothy Rostall who had just won the Pennsylvania doubles title.
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Philadelphia
Wissahickon Heights
Elizabeth H. Moore
W. C. Grant
New York
Elizabeth J. Rostall
Dorothy Rostall
Pennsylvania
M_. Jones
Nevada
M. Hall
California
Coe
Platt
Philadel— Phia
Lycett
Miss Morice
Philadel
Phia
Helen Chapman
Clara Chase
Corinne Mack
E. V. Howell
B. Neely
Chicago
W. H. Rowland
Cambridge Oxford Lacrosse Team Beats Penn 5 to 1
The Cambridge Oxford lacrosse squad defeated the University of Pennsylvania 5 to 1 at Germantown Cricket Club. Superior teamwork carried the visitors to their latest victory.
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Cambridge
Oxford
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Cambridge- Oxford
Germantown Cricket Club
Flosshilde Stars in Sea WanHaka Special Race Victory
Flosshilde owned by W. D. Hennen won the Sea WanHaka Corinthian Special Race for SeawanHaka class yachts on the Sound. Nathalie by F. G. Stewart took the raceabout class, beating Mystery by eight minutes. Cayenne, the new 15-footer owned by C. S. Hoyt, edged Wee Weam by two minutes and five seconds.
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Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
Centre Island Point
W. D. Hennen
Nathalie
F. G. Stewart
Cayenne
S. Hoyt
I. L. Cuthbert
Wee Weam
Caeeane
Seawanhaka Corinthian
BH. M.S. HH. M
Alert
J. W. Ailler Ag
Flosshilde
W. D Hennen
Jolly Roger
T. B. Bleeker
Naioahecin
Egain
Mystery
Johnson
Mavis
G. L. Pirie
Scamp
H. L. Maxwell
Seawanhaka
Bairn
W. D. Matheson
Bobs
W. A. W. Stewart
F. L. Landon
Wea Weam
J. L. Cuthbert
Atom Eos
Flosshille
Mollenhauer and Westfall Win Doubles at Kings County Club
Mollenhauer and Westfall of Kings County Tennis Club captured the doubles title with victories over Murphy and Brooks of Prospect Park and the Hinck brothers of West Side. In singles results, Berkley defeated Murphy 6-1 6-3, Westfall beat Avery 6-3 6-2, and Miller won by default.
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Kings County Tennis Club
Harry Mollenhauer
Samuel A. Westfall
J. Murphy
Arthur Brooks
Prospect Park Tennis Club
West Side
Hinck Brothers
R. M. Berkley
West Side Tennis Club
J. F. Murphy
Samuel A. Westfail
Harry H. Avery
F. R. Miller
Arthur T. Friedman
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Harry Molienhauer
West
Pierce
New-York Lawn Tennis Club
A. J. Hinck
H. Hinck
David Sands
Samuel A Westfall
Prospect Park
Frank B. Hague
Frederick W. Heltkamp
Howard Talbot
Frederick G. Anderson
Crescent Athletic Club
L. H. Hinck
Pillsbury Sets Blindfold Chess Record at Canterbury
American champion Harry N. Pillsbury reportedly set a new blindfold play record by winning all sixteen games against a Canterbury team at the Kent County Chess Association congress in England. Not a single draw was allowed.
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Harry N. Pillsbury
Canterbury
England
Kent County Chess Association
Paint the Shamrocks Decks Ahead of Sandy Hook Races
Clear weather at Erie Basin had Shamrock I and Shamrock III readying for the forthcoming races off Sandy Hook. Shamrock I bent its mainsail and painted decks while Shamrock III crews painted its deck and top sides. The Cruizer will tow the yachts to Tompkinsville late today for loading.
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Erie Basin
Sandy Hook
Tig Cruizer
Tompkinsville
Young Corbett Knocks Out Murphy in Sixth Round
Boston June 25 special report describes Willam Rothwell known as Young Corbett stopping Hughey Murphy in the sixth round at the Tammany Athletic Club. Murphy had earlier beaten Austin Rice in eleven rounds, raising expectations for a close bout and earning favorable crowd impressions.
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Boston
Tammany Athletic Club
Will'am Rothwell
Young Corbett
Terry” McGovern
Hughey” Murphy
Murphy
Harvard Yale Dueling Eights Race Ends Exhausting Defeat
Yale took an early lead as the Crimson and Eli crews battled along the river. The Cambridge eight showed effort but faded under sustained strain and vintage rowing critique after rough recovery and high stroke rhythm.
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Yale
Cambridge
New London
Consolidated Station
Weath
London
New York
Hartford
New Haven
Providence
Norwich
Boston
New England
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