Timber Young Colt Triumphs in Debut at Aqueduct
Ogden-bred Timber, owned by Mary Payne Whitney, won his first start as a three year old defeating Roseben with ease. Radtke rode the Ogden colt to a three-quarter length victory timing 1 19, nearing the track mark. Clare Russell led a Rosebuds win for two year old fillies with Glamor disqualified Adoration after a late move. Knight of Elway captured the steeplechase over Dromedary, while Von Tromp and Grenade battled in the handicap. Peter Pan and Logistilla added further victories to the program.
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Garrs Prine Whitney
Roseben
Hanczarra
St. Ormendale
Ogden
Payne Whitney
John E. Madden
Ormondale
John W. Rogers
Pondzarra
Radtke
Ben Strome
Clare Russell
Glamor
Belmont
Adoration
Radike
Baringo
Woodwitch
Dromedary
Little Casino
Knight of
Tom Cogan
Knight of Elway
O'Brien
Grenade
Dainty
von Tromp
Running Water
Horner
Peter Pan
Logisticis
Felé
Commandor Cinderella
James R. Keene
George S. Davis
Paumonok
Logistilla
Knapp
Inner
St St. Fin
Keene
I Hennes
Bennington
Sewell
Hiliion
Martin
Gil
Brown
Neil
Miller
Aevisp
Tarpey
Beird Roachy
Winifred Tarpey
Bradiey
Li Mcintyre
Velocity Belmont
Jack
Perrine Ma
Wes
Siert
Lola A
Iaeber
Jobneen
van Meteri
J. Martin
Oshina
Titiber
Kosepen
Sway
Hanézarra
Williams
Hradiey
Henning
Lion
Eewell
Caecella
Nenedecasons
Ome
Vaxiis
Beringo
Uy Knight
Spiiersite
Betty Hiveens
Point St — St. Fin
Samy
Cotrm
Owens
Ahttchcock
Aes Widener
Davidson
Stevens
Mr. Pere
Ed Kaiit
Tom Wen
Jockeys Shine as Favorites Triumph at Meeting
The report notes six wins for Radtke and five for Miller at the meeting with four favorites prevailing. Radtke earned top jockey honors with two wins, while Miller collected five. Oiseau, troubled by a skin ailment, showed slight improvement and was hoped to recover quickly.
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Home
Mandarin
Far West
Radtke
Miller
Oiseau
Yearlings Bring High Prices at Sheepshead Bay Sale
The final Rancho de Paso yearlings owned by J B Haggin sold at Sheepshead Bay with top prices. Forty seven head brought $69,575 led by Newton Bennington purchases including Watercress crosses at 15000 and 14000. Race results list six races with winners and times led by Isacy Marie and Jack Dolan among others.
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Rancho de Paso
J. B. Haggin
Sheepshead Bay
Newton Bennington
Teatro
Isacy Marie
Wingting
Round Dance
Avelina
Cadichon
Nonsense
Jack Dolan
Caryay
Henry Watterson
Martin Dole
Age
the Belle
Moonvine
Ana Sait
Racinette
English Riflemen to defend Sir Howard Vincent Shield
London a steamship Minnetonka has reserved accommodation for the Queen’s Own Westminster Volunteers rifle team sailing September 15. They will defend the Sir Howard Vincent Shield at Creekmoor October 2 and 3 against the New York 7th Regiment National Guard. Team consists of six men with two reserves, already seven named including G E Fulton W C Goble E Tyrrell A F Fulton R Roche W Mansfield W A Halls. Most were on last year’s Bisley trophy team.
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London
Atlantic Transport Line
Minnetonka
Queen's Own Westminster Volunteers
Sir Howard Vincent Shield
Creekmoor
7Th Regiment, National Guard
New York
Howard Vincent
G. E. Fulton
W. C. Goble
E. Tyrrell
A. F. Fulton
R. Roche
W. Mansfield
W. A. Halls
Bisley
National Lawn Tennis Championship concludes in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on June 23 the women’s national championship finals concluded at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Mrs L B Coe and Mrs D F Platt of Englewood Field Club won the doubles title, defeating Miss Helen Homans and Miss Clover Boldt of New York 6-4 6-4. Miss Sarah Coffin and E F Dewhurst of the University of Pennsylvania won the mixed doubles in straight sets.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cricket Club
L. 8. Coe
D. F. Platt
Englewood Field Club
Sarah Coffin
Staten Island
FE. B. Dewhurst
University of Pennsylvania
Coe
Platt
Helen Homans
Clover Boldt
New York
W. T. Johnson
Hi. Toulmin
H. C. Townsend
N. W. Niles
Harvard University
Miss Lycett
Miss Fetterman
Mia. D. . Matt
Pe Heien Ho Mank AM
Mise Clover Boldt
Margaret Schneson
W. Johnson
Mre. H. Toulmin
H. ©. Townsend Jr
Mise Sarah Coffin
Ferb
Dewhurst
University of Wnsylvania
Mise Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Mis. Fetterman
A, Maule
Mise Oberieuffer
Samy
N. W. Nies
Harvard
R. C. Seaver
Boston
Boise
Mr. Niles
Duhring
R. Thayer
All England Lawn Tennis Championship Opens at Wimbledon
Wimbledon opens the lawn tennis championship with sixty eight men entered led by American Ray mond D Little and Kreigh Collins. D Little defeats A R Sawyer 6 1 6 2 6 1 and Collins defeats E R Paterson 6 1 6 1 6 2 while Miss Sutton of Pasadena defends her women’s title and competes in mixed doubles.
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Wimbledon
England
Miss Sutton
Pasadena
Cal
Anderson Holds New Jersey State Lawn Tennis Title
Frederick G. Anderson defended his New Jersey State lawn tennis title at Morristown Field Club defeating Theodore Roosevelt Pell 6-2 6-1 6-2 in the challenge round. Miss Alice L. Day retained the women’s crown by defeating Edna Wilday 4-6 6-4 6-1. Pell and Bernon Prentice won the doubles title over Ome Walker and F. Carter.
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Frederick G. Anderson
New Jersey
Alice L. Day
Edna Wilday
Miss Day
Miss Wilday
Anderson
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Bernon
Prentice
Spirite
Ome Walker
Carter
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Reeve Schley
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
Holder
Theodore Rinogevelt
Morristown Field Club
Fielder
Edne Wilday
Challenger
H. M. Walker
F. H. Carter
H. M. Westfall
Theodore Roosevelt Peil
Berton &. Prentice
New York
West Side
Middle States championship opens at Orange Lawn Club
Forty three aspirants battled for the cup at Mountain Station New Jersey as Frederici B. Alexander held the title. Notables include William A. Larned and William J. Clothier from last year’s team. Several University of Pennsylvania and Princeton players faced defeats in early rounds on grass.
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Orange Lawn
T. R. Hawk
Belmont Cricket Club
EK. B. Cornwell
Princeton
H. Mek. Glazebrook Pape Eee Town
Riry Club
J. Z. Batten
Frinceton
Dr. Augustus B. Wadsworth
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
H. M. ‘Tilden
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Stephen C. Millett
William B. Cragin
Tri Regiment Lawn Tennis Association
Oude H. Hinck
Montclair Athletic Club
J. H. Dodd
Reville Casino
Hugh Tallant
T. B. Souther
S. Young
Reveland
H. Bister
University of Pennsylvania
George Adee
Country Club of
Westchester
Race to New London Yacht Race Sets Sail from Captain's Island
Seventy two mile race today gathers twenty seven yachts from Captain's Island off Greenwich to New London. Sixteen schooners ten sloops and one yawl head to sea with new craft Dervish Eclipse Amorita Queen and others in strong class mix. Start at eight and expected finish by three with breeze aiding craft including Rainbow Yankee and 70 footers.
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Indian Harbor
Richard Mansfield
Amorita
George Mercer
Seneca
Effort
Gardenia
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Rainbow
Harry Maxwell
Yankee
Glen Cove
New York Yacht Club
House Committee
Stuyvesant Wainwright
Giants Beat Phillies 12 to 2 at Polo Grounds
National League results show New York routing Philadelphia 12 to 2 as Taylor pitched well for the Giants and Lush faltered for the Phillies. Giants exploded for seven runs in the sixth inning after a slow start, with Fergus on in the eighth.
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National League
New York
Philadelp Chicago
Phia
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Doolin
Gilbert
Quakers
Lush
Phillies
Giants
Ritchie
Taylor
Richie
Philadelphia
Ferguson
Losina
Ferd Lush
Titus
Mertes
Dablet
Bresnahan
Willie
Bowerman
McGann
Thomas
Gleason
Donovan
Johnstone
Highlanders Shut Out Washington in American League
In a fast game, the Highlanders defeated Washington 2 to 0. Chesbro held the Senators to three hits and six strikeouts, while Falkenberg pitched well for Washington. Keeler and Williams produced the only notable hits as Delehanty's sacrifice set up scoring, and Hoffman drove in a run with McGuire.
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the Tribune
Washington
Highlanders
Chesbro
Falkenberg
Keeler
Williams
Delehanty
Hoffman
McGuire
Jones
New York
Chase
Schlaefiy
Conroy
Cross
Lanotte
Anderson
Bickmen
Aliizer
Stahl
Schiaefty Fon McGuire
Herdon
Mpire—O' Laughlin
Brooklyn Starts the Week Well
Boston June 15 Scanlon pitched brilliantly for Brooklyn limiting Boston to three hits and fanning five as Brooklyn defeated the Red Stockings 2 to 0. Jordan drove in both runs with a single in the first inning and a double in the fourth that plated Lumley. The Superbas played flawless defense throughout the game.
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the Tribune
Boston
Scanlon
Jordan
Brooklyn
Maloney
Lumley
Superbas
Tenney
Casey
Bridwell
Brain
Lumiey
Bates
Howard
Alperman
Dolan
Lewis
Hummel
Needham
Teen
Strobel
Ra Ol Young
O'Neil Uv
Young
Jeanson
Conway
Kmstie
Yale jumper L T Sheffield to sail for Europe after commencement
L T Sheffield of Yale, a long standing winner in the broad jump and holder of the Yale record of 23 feet 744 inches, plans a Europe trip after commencement and intends to compete in British events while abroad.
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L. T. Sheffield
Yele
Yale
Europe
T. Sheffield
Yale Broad Jumper Sheffield Stars In Dual Meets
Sheffield dominates Yale athletics with wins in the broad jump at Yale Princeton and Yale Harvard dual meets. He set Yale records with 23 feet in Princeton and extended his mark at Harvard. Also a key interscholastic standout, he previously claimed multiple firsts at the New York meet and anchors Yale's one mile relay.
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Sheffield
England
Yale
Anemone sighted off Honolulu in transpacific race
The yacht Anemone was sighted from Diamond Head as La Paloma holds a 27 hour allowance over Anemone to claim second place in the transocentric race from San Pedro to Honolulu. The Lurjine has won first honors while many vessels and craft head out from the harbor to greet the Anemone.
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Honolulu
Diamond Head
San Pedro Cal
Eastern League scores and standings report
Providence defeated Newark 8 to 5 while Montreal versus Rochester and Buffalo versus Toronto were rained out. Jersey City edged Baltimore 6 to 5. In the standings Pittsburg led Cincinnati by 4 to 2 at Cincinnati with batteries Willis and Gibson for Pittsburg and Ewing and Se for Cincinnati. Umpire was O Day.
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Providence
Newark
Montreal
Rochester
Jersey City
Baltimore
Buffalo
Toronto
Cincinnati
EL Pittsburg
Pittsburg
Willis
Gibson
Ewing
O'Day
Ciluba
P.c
Newark Aecseess
Chicago
ST. Louis
Kulbach
Kling
Kar,er, Thompson and Grady
Keim
Arpenter
Yale Sends Oarsmen To Harvard In Red Top Practice
Yale crews visited Harvard quarters at Red Top in Gales Ferry Conn to practice starts and light work. The varsity eight and freshmen raced with the juniors, the freshmen beating the varsity by half a length in the brush race while the varsity won a short downstream sprint. Harvard prepares for the alumni race with graduate crew plans and key figures named, including Hartwell as captain and Russell Bogue as stroke.
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Yale
Gales Ferry
Conn
Harvard
Red Top
Josh Hartwell
Russell Bogue
Andrew Graves
Graves Cup
Varsity
J. S. Perkins
G. S. Mumford
Harvard Graduate
Alston Burr
R. F. Herrick
ISS
Harvard Athletic Committee
Julian W. Curtiss
Captain Brown
S. T. Hubbard
T. G. Meier
A. G. Cable
PF. H. White
William Fultz
J. Cutler
Wray
International Chess Masters Third Stage Round Two
Ostend Belgium June 25 second round of the third stage of the international chess masters tournament held at the Kursaal. The report lists pairings results and scores across four sections with players including Rubinstein Spielmann Marshall Schlechter Bernstein Swiderski Leonhardt Janowsky and others, detailing wins losses and standings to date.
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Ostend
Belgium
Kursaal
Marocay
Sive
Spielmann
Sole
Janowsk
Snosko-Boroweki
Giantn Champions Face Philaaeron Adm Today
Baseball and polo brief note from Fer. 3 reports Giantn champions set to play Philadelphia Admirals. Admission fifty cents.
Atlantic City Golf Meet Opens With Four Ball Foursomes
The American Golf Association of Advertising Interests began its midsummer tournament at Atlantic City Country Club with a four ball foursomes handicap event on eighte en holes. P R Nevin Jr of Pittsburgh and F M Harrison of Montclair won division one with 73 net. Women played an eighteen hole medal round in the afternoon, with M R Nevin Jr leading gross and net before Miss M Eleanor Freeman of Montclair captured the net trophy. The tournament resumes tomorrow with an eighteen hole medal qualify round and divisions by handicap.
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Tribune
Atlantic City
American Golf Association
Lake of the
Atlantic City Country Club
P. R. Nevin, Jr
Pittsburg
F. M. Harrison
Montclair
Eh. A. Breeman
W. E. Conklyn
New York
Frank Presbrey
J. C. Platt
Gross. Hop
R_ P Nevin
Pitteourg
F. M. Harris
Smedley
Philadelphia
C. Freeman
E_ A. Freeman
W. E. Conte- We
H. Vv. Keep
Englewood
H. C. Adier
Aes
Springfield
R. P. Nevin, Jr
M. Eleanor Freeman
J. J. White
American Golf Association of Adv Interests
James Ll. Stack
Chicago
Erman J. Ridgway
H. Stoddard
Board of Governors
Elbert H. Baker
Cleveland
B. D. Butler
L. T. Boyd
Milwaukee
B. Davis
Walter E. Edge
John C. Eastman
George L. Fordyce
Youngstown
Ohio
William C. Freeman
James L. Stack
C. H.oddard
Walter Smedley
F. E. Sands
Meriden
Conn
Leonard Turts
Pinehurst
Clarence ©. Vernam
R. R. Whitman
Rudolf Klaybolte
C. E. Davis
J. Ridgway
James 4. Stack
William C. Preeman
Open Championship Pairings At Onwentsia Near Chicago
Open championship entries rise to sixty two at Onwentsia Golf Club near Chicago with notable entrants Barrett and Wood among others. Morning starts include Aleck Smith and Nipper Campbell at 9 and 11, while Egan and Robertson tee off at 11 30. Travers lowers amateur record at Montclair to 73, tying professional Will Anderson, as details of pairings and scores unfold.
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Onwentsia Golf Club
Chicago
Barrett
Toronto
W. K. Wood
W. Howland, Jr
Ffty
Glen View
Aleck Smith
Giman P Tiffany Defends Hudson River Title at St Andrews
Giman P Tiffany, who will defend his Hudson River Golf Association title next week at St Andrews, lowered his amateur record at Van Cortlandt Park yesterday. The Manager’s Cup results list Tiffany beating Pepper seven up and four to play in the third round, plus other match outcomes for New York Golf Club events.
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Giman P. Tiffany
Hudson River Golf Association
St. Andrews
van Cortlandt Park
Aleck Smith
Tiffany
New York
Pepper
Harris
Darlington
Carter
Scrafford
Lowe
Lakas
Automobilists Submit Entries for Vanderbilt Cup Trials
A. Coey via the Chicago Automobile Club enters another Thomas car for the Vanderbilt Cup elimination trials. The American Automobile Association lists five entries from Italy with three Fiat cars at 10 horsepower driven by Lancia, Dr. Aldo Weilischott, and Nazzari, plus two Itala cars at 10 horsepower driven by Cagno and Fabri.
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A. Coey
Chicago Automobille Club
Thomas
American Automobile Association
Italy
Fiat
Lancia
Aldo Weilischott
Nazzari
Itala
Cagno
Fabri
Horse Wanted For Light Farm Work Near Sullivan
Advert reads a gentle, kind horse is needed at a reasonable price for light work on a Sullivan county farm. Contact Hartwood or Mick for details and delivery to hay home location.
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Orse
Sullivan
Mick
Hartwood
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