Timber A Good Colt Beats Roseben In A Glistening Derby Rise
Timber, a three year old by Ogden A, won easily over Roseben and Hank Gazarre in his first start of the year. Radtke rode and led from Roseben, Timber sprinted clear, finishing four lengths ahead in 1:19, amid high expectations of rivalry with Ormondale and Whimsical. Clare Hiusser captured the Rosebuds stake for two year old fillies, while Adoration faltered and was disqualified. Knight of Elway triumphed in a steeplechase, with Little Casino ending badly after a fall. The card also saw a tight mile race, with Grenade and Dainty notable, and several other winners including Peter Pan and Logistilla.
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Pern Whites
Tirmber
Roseben
Hank Gzarre
Mr. Ormendale
Ogden
Ge A
Marty Payne Whitney
John FE. Madden
Ormondale
Yankee Consul
Flatbush
John W. Rogers
Banizarra
Radtke
Gretch
Clare Hiusser
Glamor
Fool Wee
Paringo
Woodwitch
Knight of Elway
Little Casino
Knight of
Tom Cogan
Dromedary
O'Brien
Grenade
Dainty
Youn Tromp
Running Water
von Tromp
Radike
Horner
Peter Pan
Logis
Felé
Commandor Cinderella
James R. Keene
George
Davis
Paumonok
Logistilla
Sraight
Knapp
Keene
Bennington
I Hennes
Sewell
HM Brown
Martin
Ennington
Tiegier
Miller
Clarke
Finn Luo
Abrecht
Obs Davis
Altevise
Belmonts
Wishard
Wilcote
Kereath
Haker
W. Robbine
Dorsee
Perrine Ee
W. Knapp
Wigton
Wa Paumonek
Reso
Hke
Tai Opt Yankee
Matin
Stert
Lola Oman i
Tetter Wyitnes
Romer i Jobncorns
Martin S i
Watererney
Joyner
Ate Horner
Hagan
Moseben
Everly Hanézarra
Futurity Cours
Hhefelly
Betlin
Portwest St. Fin
Cioge
Ruschi Oreck
Willia
Wilsons
Hradiey
Treat Witel
Belen
Rosen
Ed Miller
Henning Mah
Lare Russell
Rat Steuplertiase
Fiome Ana Nee
Lowey
Smr
Owens
Tom Kaigt
Ssaeek Sirens Casino
Race recap with multiple winners and jockey standouts
The front runners turned for home as Avery won by two lengths ahead of Mandarin and Far vett. Four favorites triumphed and jockey Radtke led the meeting with six wins, surpassing Miller’s five. Oiseau, troubled by a skin disease, showed slight improvement and hopes were expressed for a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rather Avery
Mandarin
Far Vett
Radtke
Miller
Oiseau
Yearlings Sell Well at Sheepshead Bay Sale
The last of Rancho de Paso yearlings from J. B. Haggin sold at Sheepshead Bay with 47 head bringing 69,575 dollars. Newton Bennington led purchases, buying several yearlings including a Watercress-Rosette chestnut colt for 15,000 and a Watercress-Teatro colt for 14,000, among other sales of 1,009 dollars or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rancho de Paso
J. B. Haggin
Sheepshead Bay
Newton Bennington
Watercress
Rosette
Teatro
Horse Racing Results From Five Rursums to One Sixteenths
Six races tallied with Lucy Marie Wingting and Avelina Victoria wagers. Winners include Lucy Marie in first, Avelina in second, Jack Dolan in third, Martin Dorle in fourth, Moonvine in fifth, and Miss Billie in sixth with payoffs and times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Marie
Wingting
Round Dance
Avelina
Cadichon
Nonsense
Jack Dolan
Cary
Henry Watterson
Martin Dorle
Moonvine
Pepper and Sait
Racinette
Layward
Mein
Noorsches
Wee Prats
Aeronaut
Prince Hamburg
Bohemia
Nannie Hodge
Battleaxe
Bill Phillips
Speaceproves
Blennenworth
Adbell
Klingsor
Red River
Rosemount
Uncle Urigh
Robedor Oreee
Huntington
R. F. Williame
Fancy Bird
Miss Crawford
Freckman
Maxnar
English Riflemen From London To Defend Vincent Shield
Accommodation secured on Minnetonka for September 15 voyage to Creekmoor October 2 and 3. The Queen's Own Westminster Volunteers rifle team will defend the Vincent Shield against the Tth Regiment National Guard of New York. Six men and two reserves, seven chosen so far, include G. E. Fulton W. C. Goble E Tyrrell A F Fulton R Roche W Mansfield W A Halls, many from last year's Bisley winning team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ateamer Minnetonka
Queen's Own Westminster Volunteers
Howard Vincent Shield
Creekmoor
Tth 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 Ends With Six Titles Awarded
Philadelphia hosts the national women's championship with doubles won by Mrs. L S Coe and Mrs. D F Platt of Englewood. Miss Sarah Coffin and F E B Dewhurst capture the mixed doubles title. final rounds saw Coe Platt defeat Homans Boldt 6-4 6-4, and Coffin Dewhurst win 6-3 7-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
H. Toulmin
H. C. Townsend
Mixse Sarah Coffin
Fr. B. Dewhurst
University of Eee
Mire Johnson
Harvard
R. C Seaver
Boston
Miss Roigt
Mr. Niles
All England lawn tennis championship opens at Wimbledon
Wimbledon, June 26. The All England championship begins with sixty eight men entered including Ray mond PD Little and Kreigh Collins. Little defeats A R Sawyer 6 1 6 2 6 1 and Collins beats E R Paterson 6 1 6 1 6 2. Miss Sutton of Pasadena defends her women's title and plays mixed doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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. He defeated Theodore Roosevelt Pell 6-2 6-1 3-4 6-2 in the final. Miss Alice L. Day retained the women's title by defeating Edna Wilday two sets to one 4-6 6-4 6-1. Pell and Bernon Prentice won the doubles final over Walker and Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick G. Anderson
New Jersey
Morristown
N. J
Anderson
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Pell
Alice L.y
Edna Wilday
Miss Day
Miss Wilday
Berner
Prentice
Spirite
Aia Walker
F. J. Carter
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Reeve Schley
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
Holder
Theodore Roosevelt Pel
Alice L. Day
Morristown Field Club
Edna Wisday
H. M. Walker
FP. H. Carter
Prederick G. Anderson
MH. M. Westfall
Bernon &. Prentice
New York
West Side
Alber
J. Hinek
H. P. Smith
Montclair Athletic Club
Millett Edges Cragin In Middle States Opening
The Middle States championship opened at Orange Lawn Tennis Club Mountain Station New Jersey with forty three contenders for the cup. Stephen Millett defeated William Cragin two sets to one in a grass court match while other results included Corawell Batten and Wadsworth advancing and Hinck and Dodd also advancing in the preliminary rounds. Frederici Alexander previously held the cup as defending champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Lawn
Vermont
Princeon University
E. B. Corawell
J. Z. Batten
Stephen ©. Millers
William
Miécie
William B. Cragin
Ten Fregiment Lawn Tennis Association
Oto H. Hinck
Montclair Athletic Club
J. H. Dodd
Pereville Casino
Ulugh Tallant
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
T. B. Souther
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Young
Cleveland
U. B. Register
University of Pennsylvania
George Adee
Country Club of
Westchester
Race To New London Sees 27 Yacht Entries In 72 Mile Race
Indian Harbor Yacht Club plans a 72 mile race from Captain's Island off Greenwich to New London with 27 yachts including 16 schooners and 10 sloops. Notable entrants include Dervish Eclipse Amorita Gardenia Rainbow Yankee and Queen. Start is this morning with finish likely by 3 pm if wind holds. A separate 80 foot class race was postponed due to light wind, a scrub event won by Cara Mia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Harbor
Richard Mansfield
Amorita
George Mercer
Effort
Gardenia
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Rainbow
Harry Maxwell
Yankee
Glen Cove
New York Yacht Club
House Committee
Stuyvesant Wainwright
Giants Bomb Phillies 12 to 2 at Polo Grounds
National League results show New York defeat Philadelphia 12 to 2 as Giants rout Lush. Taylor strong in seven, Ferguson stumbles early, Giants pound seven runs in the sixth and build a commanding win. Brooklyn and Pittsburgh post wins while St Louis and Chicago win elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Rooklyn
Boston
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
National League
Philadel Chicago
Lphia
Brooklyn
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Highlanders Shut Out Washington in Tight League Game
In Washington the Highlanders beat the Nationals 2 to 0 behind Chesbro who allowed only three hits and struck out six. Keeler led the visitors with multi-hit support including Williams Delehanty and Hoffman driving in runs in the second inning. Farther details note sharp fielding, with Delehanty making a fine catch.
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the Tribune
Washington
Highlanders
Chesbro
Falkenberg
Keeler
Williams
New York
Ans Desseee
di Jones
Chase
Schtaeffy
Oo Conroym
Lanotte
Anderson
Uan Bickman
Delehanty
Aliizer
Hoffman
Braht
McGuire
Heydon
Sehlaeffy
Cross
Chare
Palkenherz
Chesb
errom—Washington
Chesebro
Umpiire
Laughitr
Brooklyn Starts the Week with 2-0 Win Over Boston
In Boston on June 15, Scanlon pitched superbly for Brooklyn, allowing three scattered hits and striking out five as he faced no walks. Jordan drove in both runs with a single in the first and a fourth-inning double, plating Lumley after Maloney’s first-inning RBI. The Superbas fielded flawlessly.
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the Tribune
Boston
Scanlon
Jordan
Brooklyn
Maloney
Lumley
Superbas
Abribpoa E
Tenney
Coe Ou O. Bridwell
Lumiey
Brain
Eo Jordan
Bates
Alperman
Howard
Lewis
Dolan
Hummel
Needham
Teen
Strobel
Ol Young
O' Neil
Young
Alperman Doubie
Oftoung
Casey
Caulon
Conway and Kinstie
Yale jumper L T Sheffield to tour Europe after commencement
After setting Yale marks with a 74 inch broad jump and being a long-time intercollegiate point winner, L T Sheffield will depart for Europe immediately after commencement. He plans to compete in British events while abroad and then return.
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Sheffield
Yale
L. T. Sheffield
Yele
Europe
Yale track star Sheffield sets Yale broad jump records
Sheffield, a Yale standout, dominated the broad jump this season winning both the Yale Princeton and Yale Harvard dual meets. He set Yale records with jumps of 23 feet three inches and later 23 feet 7.5 inches. He also starred in the one mile relay and had prior interscholastic success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
England
Yale
Anemone Sighted Off Honolulu Amid Race News
The yacht Anemone was sighted from Diamond Head as ships head out from Honolulu Harbor to welcome the vessel. La Paloma holds twenty seven hours’ allowance over the Anemone to claim second place in the transocentric race from San Pedro Cal, while the Lurfine has secured fleet honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Diamond Head
San Pedro Cal
Eastern League scores and standings report
Eastern League results show Providence beating Newark eight to five with Montreal and Rochester rainout while Jersey City edges Baltimore six five and Buffalo Toronto games postponed by rain. Standings list Jersey City 80 wins, Newark 25, Montreal 22, Providence 23, Rochester 28, Baltimore 26, Buffalo 27, Toronto 22 with several teams in pursuit. In Chicago, Chicago beats St Louis two to one. Pittsburg defeats Cincinnati four to two. Umpires Keim Carpenter and O Day officiated. Batteries listed for all games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Newark
Montreal
Rochester
Jersey City
Baltimore
Buffalo
Toronto
Clube
P.c
Em Reed
Moh
Ced
Chicago
R. H. E. Cmmorto
St. Louis
Rieulbach and Kiting
Karger, Thompson and Grady
Keim and
Carpenter
Yale Visits Harvard in Annual Rowing Practice
Yale oarsmen visited Harvard at Red Top in Conn for a mixed practice day. The varsity eight, freshmen, and both fours raced and practiced starts, with Yale's youngsters winning their midday sprint and Harvard noting light work aimed to keep crews on edge before the race. Dr Josh Hartwell to captain the graduate crew. Russell Bogue to stroke. Andrew Graves delivered the Graves Cup for the alumni race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Gales Ferry
Conn
Harvard
Red Top
Josh Hartwell
Russell Bogue
Andrew Graves
Graves
Varsity
J. S. Perkins
G. 8. Mumford
Harvard Graduate
Alston Burr
R. F. Herrick
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 في Ostend
In Ostend Belgium on June 25 the second round of the third stage of the international masters tournament was held at Kursaal. Pairings results and current scores across the first to fourth sections are listed with players such as Rubinstein Bernstein Schlechter Leonhardt Janowsky and Snosko-Boroweki across sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostend
Belgium
Kursaal
Roc Pate
Atv
Tien v. Tetchmann
Tom Oe Rubinstein
Marshal
Schlechter
Bernstein
Swiderskt
Leonhardt
Salwe
Janowsk
Snosko-Boroweki
Philadelphia A m S0c Champions at Polo Grounds today
Baseball item notes a 4 P M game at the Polo Grounds involving champions of Philadelphia, under the administration of a society. The fragment implies a scheduled matchup with the G Champions and Philadelphia society links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polo Grounds
Philadelphia
Golf Tournament Opens Amid Broad Participation At Atlantic City
The American Golf Association of Advertising Interests begins its midsummer event on Atlantic City Country Club grounds with a four held foursomes handicap. Men compete in three divisions by handicap while women play an eighteen hole medal round with handicap rules. Notable players include P R Nevin Jr and F M Harrison, and Miss M Eleanor Freeman wins the net trophy with Montclair ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Atlantic City
American Golf Association
Ind
P. R. Nevin, Jr
Pittsburg
F. M. Harrison
Montclair
Rse
K. A. Freeman
W. E. Contam
New York
Frank Presbrey
J. C. Platt
Nevin
Walter M Smedley
Philadelphia
W. Freeman
E. A. Freeman
W. Eoneervecescens Ccalyn
New Yo
Pert
Anaianont
H. Adier
Calvin S. Smith
Lock
New
Allen
J. J. Plummer
Spien
M. Hoopes
Washington
HM. L. West
John B. Wesdware
Mens
A R. R. Whitman
Chicago
Chichester
Boston
Leeds
Frank Kurtz Wilson
Hayes Teeter
AL Reed
R. P. Nevin Jr
Pitcmne
Mins
M. Eleanor Freeman
J J. White
American Golf Association of
Adv
James I. Stack
Erman J. Ridgway
New_York
H. Stoddard
Board Ofvernors
Elbert H. Baker
Cleveland
B. D. Buter
L. T. Boyd
Milwaukee
KK Davis
Walter E. Edge
John C. Eastman
George L. ‘Ordyce
Youngstown
Ohio
William C. Freeman
Erman J. Riday
Jamesl. Stack
C. H.oddard
Walter Smedley
F. E Cont
Leonard Turts
Pinehurst
de Vernam
R. R. Whitman
Rudolf Klaybolte
C. E. Davis
Frank Pres
L._Stackbrey
B. D. Butler
James
L. Boyd
John C
R. R. Whitman Eastman
William
Pairings Set for Open Championship at Inks Club
Open golf championship entries reach sixty two, a record for West. Aleck Smith and Nipper Campbell start at 9 am Thursday, with Brand and Ani from Pittsburg at 11, Egan and Robertson at 11:30, and Travers seeks another record after a famed Montclair round tying Will Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onwentsia Golf Club
Chicago
Barrett
Toronto
W. K. Wood
W. E. Howland, Jr
West
Glen View
Aleck Smith
Giman Tiffany Defends Title After Record Sharpening Round
Giman P. Tiffany, who will defend his Hudson River Golf Association title at St. Andrews next week, lowered his amateur record by a stroke at Van Cortlandt Park yesterday. The Managers Cup third round saw Tiffany win 5 up and 4 to play, with Harris, Carter, and Lowe advancing. Consolation results included Hutching and Stevenson posts, while Dumahant and Roberts reached the semifinals in a separate bracket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giman P. Tiffany
Hudson River Golf Association
St. Andrews
van Cortlandt Park
Aleck Smith
Tiffany
Harris
Darlington
Carter
Sevacet
Lowe
Lucas
Hutching
Marshal
Seat Ripley
W. R Hear Stevenson
Gimartin
Siateen
Dumahant
Timewell
Roberts
McDougal
American elimination trials entries for Vanderbilt Cup race
A Coey via the Chicago Automobile Club entered another Thomas car for the Vanderbilt Cup elimination trials. The American Automobile Association received Italy’s five entries from Automobile Dixe of Italy. Fiat cars are 10 horsepower with drivers Lancia Aldo Weilischott and Nanzari. The two Itala cars, also 10 horsepower, will be driven by Cagno and Fabri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Coey
Chicago Automobile Club
Thomas
American Automobile Association
Italy
Automobile Dixe
Fiat
Lancia
Aldo
Weilischott
Nanzari
Itala
Cagno
Fabri
Jorbe Wanted for Gentle Farm Work
Wanted a gentle and kind horse or carriage horse at a reasonable price to do light work on a farm. Has a home in Sullivan or Hartwood? TM. Morse and Mick advertise in the local market noting considerations for residence in Sullivan and nearby towns.
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Jorbe
Sullivan
Mick
Hartwood
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