Two Favorites Win at Sheepshead Bay Hamburg Belle Leads
Hamburg Belle dominates the Equality Stakes at Sheepshead Bay, with Dolly Spanker a distant second. Von Tromp upsets Kehanan in a one mile three furlongs handicap as Voladay and The Southerner run strong, while the field trails.
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Sheeps‘head Bay
Myere
Sydney Fuerte
Hamburg Belic
Hamburg Belle
Dolly Spanker
Dande- Yiem
Inter
Hamburg
Prince Hamburg
Jimmie Rowe
von Tromp
Ben Brush
Kehanan
Carry
J. P. Roman
Voladay
Palm Tre
Raf
Ken
Beidame Jockey Ride Looms at Coney Island Meet
Stewards summoned rider Frank O Neil after a muddled ride on Beidame as Agile tried to finish strong. O Neil claimed he did not know the mare was tiring and tightened to avoid the mud, while Bart Allen buys Gravesend property and houses Oiseau Waterlight. Ninety eight yearlings from Rancocas farm reach Sheepshead Way for sale.
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Coney Island Jockey Club
Frank O'Neil
Martin
O'Neil
Maiden two year old fillies race result at length
Mrs Barnes owner of Rancocas breeding farm reported a chestnut filly named La France by Gigantium Rosa Reina ran at Gravesend but failed to place in a maiden two year old event. W Knapp was suspended for the balance of the week by Mr Cassidy for post misbehavior. Hermis shows promising work at Gravesend. Davis reinstated after earlier suspension. Cassidy defended Davis stating Kinleydale delay was not his fault due to webbing entanglement.
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W. Knapp
Mr. Cassidy
Hermis
Gravesend
WW. Davis
Jack Joyner
Davis
Kinleydale
Reas Cought
Gear Crimes
Moorsiniue
Ingle
Sumeleney
Selina
Winer
Cy Uy
Faraday
Omer
Jorke
Erie
Walsh
Crmmins
Aubucton
Yeandas
Keo
Sinwi
Aimee
Knapp
Orient
cWhitney
P. Orconne
Nellanicker
Cary
Sig Bea
Hamburg
Tstac
Hasitrats
Daris
Darselion
Dolly Spasker
Etonty
Mame
Pripee
Ladiy Meeemhout
West Fom
Farlong
Faiy
Sika Ana Ne
Tromp
Bintang
von Tromp
Seippel Otter
Tae Maters
Sweetheart
Fielwel
Balle
Cfedianda
Puisetr
Zeepseut
Jim ‘Beattie
Ward Suffers Defeat in All England Wimbledon Debut
American champion Holcombe Ward loses in the first round at Wimbledon as S. H. Smith of Wales advances. Other Americans S H Smith beat Ward 6 4 6 3 6 5, Beals Wright and W J Clothier win in the second round, Larned also victorious. May Sutton of Pasadena looks poised to reclaim the ladies title, while Miss Douglas is injured. Ward and Wright face Evans Nevrogordato in doubles.
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London
Holcombe ‘Ward
Wimbledon
S. H. Smith
England
Ward
Smith
W. A. Larned
Beals C. Wright
W. J. Clothier
Larned
Deuce
May Sutton
Pasadena
Cal
America
Miss Sutton
Miss K. Douglas
Wright
Evans
Nevrogordato
Clothier
Hillerup
Larsen
S. Hf
Holcomb Ward
S—A
Yearling Thoroughbreds Sell Well at Fasig-Tipton Sale
A half brother to Cleophus brought $3,100 at Fasig-Tipton in Sheepshead Bay as prices for yearlings soared. Numerous chestnut colts by Goldcrest and other sires topped the bidding with several well above two thousand dollars, sellers including Farrell, Weir, and McLaughlin among others. The day featured spirited competition and strong demand for young horses.
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Fasig-Tipton Company
Sheepsherd Bay
Frank J. Farrel
Cleophua
Goldcrest
Hinzema
W. la Powers
F. Johnson
Goldcrest—Cadate
Burl Broan
Wolst—Gueenal
Uy Golacret
Ty Goldcrest
Golden Brecarter
T. Welstes
Farrell
Gilderset
Puriano
Fo D. Weir
Lew Fon -Laure Ia
Founor
Bf. c
Mazagan
Beattie
Hermut Mis
Bemsaelner
Wisconsin Hard Luck In Rough Water Ahead Of Races
Wisconsin varsity crews face dire luck with only twelve rowers, Van Meter ill with tonsillitis, and rough water hindering practice as crews from Cornell, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Columbia, and Georgetown prepare for the race. Weather worsens, signs misbehave, and debates over Packard’s health cloud Syracuse hopes.
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Triaone
Poughkeepsie
Wisconsin
Varsity
Badgers
Madison
van Meter
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Courtney
Columbia
Georgetown
Syracuse
Krum Elbow
Packard
Cook
Onon- Qagas
Ten Eyck
Syracuse Roorters
O'Dea
West Bank
Goodfinn
Gay
Gale on the Thames disrupts Harvard rowing at gae conditions
A gale on the Thames at Harvard Quarters near Groton Conn June 3 halted rowing as Whitecaps churned the river. Coach Wray praised the morning crew despite rough water and fear they cannot overcome the conditions before the race. The varsity four rested due to overtraining, with possible light, later sessions planned.
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Harvard
Gales Ferry
Conn
Ue Thames River
Wray
Wrey
Varsity
Gill
Corlett
John Bowditch
Yale Crew Scrimmage With Freshmen At Quarters
Yale varsity rowers faced the freshmen in a rough water workout at Gales Ferry Connecticut. The first eight finished ahead after a short downstream race while time was not recorded. Several racing starts were tested and Former Captain Philip Kunis visited the quarters. Vesper Boat Club crews at Henley reported good condition as experts predict a strong Grand American Handicap event with Indianapolis noted for targets.
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Yale
Gales Ferry
Conn
Philip Kunis
Vesper
Henley
England
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
Harlow
Annel
Clever Lawn Tennis Contest Opens Season At Orange Club
Collegiate lawn tennis experts from Princeton Yale and Columbia compete in the Middle States championship at Orange Lawn Tennis Club Mountain Station New Jersey. Behr of Yale and Stevens of St Asigre CL discuss wins as Co and Le Roy of Columbia dominates Wadsworth. doubles pairing Wrenn and Wipcke lead early rounds. Colton retains Haven cup title by defeating J Clapp in singles. Kings County handicap finals see Taylor and Moorenegatch triumph. 7th Regiment Rifle Team sails for Bisley competition.
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Middle States
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Mountain Station
N. J
Princeton
Behr
Yale
B. G. Braine
Braine
Richard Stevens
Dudley Bramhall
Stevens
Lobbs
le Roy
A. Wadsworth
George L. Wrenn, Jr
Reginald Wipcke
Sven
Aes
Seneca
Riohn
Ara “Stevens
St. Asirge
Cricket Club
Orange Lawn
G'V. Lyon
Even Lawn Tennis Club
T. W. Hoxie
Orange Lawn ‘Tennie Club
Detruit
Harry ‘Torrance
Enslewoot Field Club
W. K. Fowler
Crescent Athletic Club
Newe York Lawn
P. Nortram
Orange
Tawn Tenis Club
H. B. Temas
Tennia
F Inerk
Emsiis Miles
William Mown Tennis Club
Jay Bram
SE. Manchen Brmnge
GR Beds
Hobart le Teo
Columbia “University
Wadaworth
West Side
CIA
SR Watnon
Orange Chub
Ht Rewey
Harry P. Allen
Clinton F. Enside
Newstern Lawn
West Site
Jay Bramhall
Orenne
Roomewell Pelt Ind
Harry Torrance
New-York
Lawn Tenis Ca
Boetewood Field Club
Gaieatod
George Ia
Wrens
Fincks
Country Club of
Weatchester
Colston
New-Haven
Conn
F. C. Colaton
Baltimore
New- Haven
J. Clapp
Capetain
Kings County Lawn
Taylor
H.C. Was E'S' Moorenegatch
Waugh Byrne
Bisley
London
Rifis Tramn
National Guard of
New York
Queen's Westminster Volunteers
England
Chevrolet Dominates Empire City Auto Races Over Oldfield
In Empire City, Louis Chevrolet powered a victory over Barney Oldfield in the 00-horsepower Plateae, winning heats and the final in a dramatic match. Chevrolet also dominated the National Motor Car Championship event, defeating M. Roberts and Webb Jay in two heats and a final as spectators and critics praised his sportsmanship and speed despite track delays from a late storm.
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Chevrolet
Sim
Harry & Moupt
Thomas
Webb Jey
Webb
Web
Michise
Webs
Spccnstors
Unii
Didtelt
Oldfield
Oldfeld
Wile
Chevselet
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Cameos Agency
Harry 5. Houpt
Thomas Machine
Landican
American Automobile Storage Company
Franklin
Acu Charrolets
Sulers
Gichorsepower Fist
Varmer
Fie
Micarpower Teeriacs
Ceeey Dregat
Timne
Bo Mile Oden
Bae Oi Berard
Ten Malles Wan
Cain
Moses
Geil Fog
America Company
A. & Comachs
Harry Ss. Botthower
Mtenenana
Cameron
Camencci
Fiat
Aricen Be E
Fates
Driere ‘Allred
F. Comacha
Milen Lisle
Time of
Sochorsepower
Robert
Sochotsspower
Acraten
Paul Sutter
Hime
Jay
G .Vanderbilt
Norsepower Plat
Paul Sartori
Hms
Major J
Mikers
Gocorsepower
Louis Chevrol
Championship Swimming Matinee at Travers Island July 9
The New York Athletic Club announces a July 9 matinee of AAU sanctioned swimming at Travers Island with prizes for top three finishers. Events include a 4 yard AAU championship, a 10 yard breaststroke handicap, and a diving cone race, with entries closing July 16 to Charles Le Barstane, Secretary, Central Park South.
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New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
Amateur Athletic Union
Prises
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Dandelion
Bart Allen
John G Carr
Allen
Oiseau
Waterlight 5
Stabien
Sheepshead Way
Mr. Vosburgh
Escoraced
Spionby
Ivan the Terribia Waterligh
Gloriner Canne Iis
Oxford
le Pasadena
Cairngorm
Jack Lory
Well
Butch Barty
Cleophus
Frank Farrell
Sheepshead Bay
Polo Grounds
Giants
Boston Adziussion
Providence
Thames
Harvard ‘Varsity
Indianapoli
HB. Kirk & CO
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