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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1906

Page

24

Mermaid Stakes Upset At Sheepshead Bay In Heat

A crowd near ten thousand watched at Sheepshead Bay as Perverse, backed at short odds, overtook Sahara in the Mermaid Stakes for three year olds, winning by two lengths. Sahara beat Lotowanna for second, while several other races saw Monfort and Angier perform strongly and set brisk marks.

Sheepshead Bay Harry Payne Whitney Perweve Lotoewanna G Twei Sahara Homoselle Perverse Sehara Lyne Lotowanna

William Hendrie, Ontario Jockey Club President, Dies

Hamilton Ont June 27 William Hendrie died after a long illness. He was president of the Ontario Jockey Club and well known across the United States and Canada. Among his horses was Martimas winner of the Futurity in 1898.

Hamilton Ont William Hendrie

Yearlings Sell Well at Fasig Tipton Sale at Sheepshead Bay

Fasig Tipton continued yearling sales at Sheepshead Bay with keen bidding. The standout bay colt by Ben Strome Strychinia, full brother to the late Highball winner of the American Derby, sold for 10500 to Sydney Pant. Other lots sold for 1900 or more.

Fasig-Tipton Company Sheepshead Bay Ben Strome Strychinia Highball Sydney Pant

Thoroughbred News And Notes At Sheepshead Bay

Lyne the jockey rode three winners Succession Ethan Per verse and Ironsides with skill. Hadike struggled as five of six mounts were poorly supported and no winner. Perverse set a new stake record for the mile and a furlong in 1 34 with 12 pounds up. Tradition won the Mermaid last year and Glorifier may be shifting from sprints to longer distances.

Frankford Monfort Gee Frank Lord L. Williams Gée Miller Hearup Glorifier Single Shot Gun Ballot Water Pearl Montgomery Royal Breeze Kary Payne Whitney Ironsides Poe Sewell Ted Genecho Letla Ste Angier Perverse Tradition Beldame Daisy Aoe Ag Sountice Beldemere Yorkvie Eleanor Be 'Miller Doar Notter Hagan Weseves Lacy de Witt Baird Napé Holland Mariir Sculon Belmonts Rosen Myers Osee Laughtin Wwe McDaniel Belont Horner iv Gardner Buen Dessenden Doyle Beattie Wishara Mate Hastings—Giorg Bett St. Fin Wishard Rainey Rm Radtke Watt Davis Lw iv Whitney Il We J. Martin G. Brown Horner Chanier Stanton Offerman Corrigan B. c Socker Owen Hig Bennett J Martin Delaware St Baird Breeze Dwyer Reah O'Neil Redtke Dogeed Perrine Ivanhce Coud W. Knapp Woodford Wilson Kermata Wa Garside Sway Belfast Toyal Breeze BACE Mt. Fin Spon Clore Eines Po Reap Sebara Hahara Fess Tor Medéler Manesua 7Ead —Ketting Belmar Madoen Gditchcock Ben Ban Iwe Bewell Peres Donny G. Burns Glenecho

Rival crews ready for Yale Harvard Thames race

The Yale and Harvard varsity, freshman and four oared crews prepare on the Thames River in New London for the annual regatta. Both sides boast strong training, with forecasts predicting a close, record near finish. Harvard holds slight course advantages and strong betting interest surrounds the event.

the Tribune New London Yale Harvard Crimson Indian Harbor Thames Guy Richards Boston Wray Cornell Cutler John Kennedy

Highlanders Beat Boston at Home in Tight American League Tilt

The Highlanders defeated Boston 6 to 5 at American League Park after a Western road trip. Laporte went 4 for 4 with key hits, including a sixth inning tying single, and Keeler delivered the decisive run in the eighth. Boston built a 3-0 fourth inning lead before New York rallied.

Highlanders Boston American League Park Laporte Williams Delehanty

Philadelphia Defeats Washington In Batterled Contest

In Washington, Philadelphia posted 10 runs to Washington s 6 in a high scoring game. Battery highlights include Plank and Powers for Philadelphia while Hughes and Wakefield led for Washington. Umpire O Loughlin presided over the match.

Philadelphia Washington Plank and Powers Hughes and Wakefield O' Loughlin

Eastern League Scores Snapshot

Jersey City crushed Baltimore 8 to 2 while Toronto and Buffalo tied 1 to 1 in a rain disrupted game. Newark led Providence 5 to 4, and Rochester beat Montreal 4 to 1.

Jersey City Baltimore Toronto Buffalo Newark Providence Rochester Montreal P.c. Clube P.c. i City Jersey Montres

Pittsburg He Pittsburg at Cincinnati Battery Details

In Cincinnati the Pittsburg team faced Cincinnati with pitchers Philippi and Gibson opposing Fraser and Livingston. Umpire O Day presided as the game unfolded with scores and plays readable in the report despite fragmentary text.

Pittsburg Cincinnati R. HE Philippi and Gibson Fraser and Livingston O'Day

Rowing Honors Divided In Harvard Yale Preliminaries

New London June 27 Harvard Yale eights divided honors in preliminary regatta events. Yale won the four-oared freshmen contest by a quarter length while Harvard took the gentlemen's one-half mile race by one and a quarter lengths. Harvard led early and finished strong in 2 minutes 25 seconds.

New London Conn Harvard Yale Hervard—Blake Wood Perkins Lawrences Bancroft Covell Marvin Blagden Vaie Griswoll Hartwell Graves Folsom Judson Cameron Williams Barkelow Harvari Kent Hanfstaead Butler Wise Livingston Pomeroy

Little Wins Again In All England Tourney at Wimbledon

Raymond D. Little, the American, defeated T. D. Steward in straight sets to reach the fourth round of the All England championship. He dominated the first set 6-0, faced a tougher second set before finishing 6-4. In doubles, Collins and Little beat Simmond and Taylor 6-2 7-5.

Wimbledon England Raymond D. Little T. D. Steward Steward Little Collins Simmond An Taylor Wiliam Rosenbaum Harlem Lawn Tennis Club 31St Street Seventh Avenue J. ©. Torrey

Superbas Whitewash Brooklyn Over Philadelphia 10 to 0

Brooklyn shut out Philadelphia 10 to 0 as Stricklett held the locals to three scattered hits. The Mets, Sparks and Roy pitched for Philadelphia but were hit freely. Brooklyn scored four runs in the opening inning and never looked back, gaining the runaway victory in front of the home crowd.

the Tribune Boston Giants Strobel Mathewson Gilbert Bresnahan Bowerman Tenney Brain Bates Howard Dolan Philadelphia Brooklyn Stricklett Superbas Sparks Richie Roy Peiaaelyra Phil — Sleare Bribposa E Malorer Thomas Casey Titus Lumiey Courtney Jordan Oj Magee Aiperman Lewis Hummerl Bergen WMI Lumley Jorian Alperman Magee Doolin Gleason Bransfield Crist

Larned Dominates Middle States Singles Tests At Orange Lawn

Larned Colston and Wadsworth advance in Middle States singles as veterans show form on turf at Mountain Station. Larned defeats Register 6-2 6-3 while Colston overcomes Himck and Wadsworth sweeps Homans. Doubles action sees Dewhurst Watson and Brembal Souther win as Hall Lovibond trio dominate Metropolitan League results.

Orange Lawn Tennis Cub Mountain Station N. J. Wiliam A. Larned Frederick ©. Colston Maryland Augustus B. Wadsworth Larned Hig Mettie University of Pennsylvania H. B. Register Register Middle States Frederick C. Colston Catomeville Country Club Otto H. Himck Montclair Athletic Tun Wilam A. Larned Orange H. PR. Register West Side Lawn Tennis Cub Howard Homans West Side Lawn Tennis Club Edward RB. Dewhurst Frederick Watson Oran Lawn Tennis Club H. Reg H . Tilden Nee Jay Brembal T. B. Souther Orange Lawn Tennis Club Hugh Tallant Frederick Colaton West Site Lawn —Club Catonsville Country Club W. Merrill Hall Arthur M. Lovibond Hamilton Orange Lawn Tennis Club Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Club Washington Heights M4sth Convent Avenue

Yankees Meet Boston at American League Park Today

Baseball action today at 4 P M features the New York Americans hosting the Boston team at American League Park. The clash sets up a key early season matchup in the American League with both clubs aiming for strong showings on the field.

Baseball Today N. Y

Szisz Wins Grand Prix at Le Mans in Renault

Szisz of France wins the Grand Prix at Le Mans driving a Renault, finishing the Sarthe circuit in about 12 hours 30 minutes with a rapid final lap. Nazzaro and Clement finish second and third as Americans George Heath and Eliott F. Shepard place fifth and fourth respectively amid two race accidents.

le Mans France Szisz Sarthe Renault Nazzaro Italy Clement Eliott F. Shepard George Heath Shepard Umekeepers America Barthou Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg Baros Pabry le Blon Albert Clement

Christie in Vanderbilt Trials Car Seeks Cup Elimination

Walter Christie entered his 11 horse power Christie car in the American elimination trials for the Vanderbilt Cup and will drive it himself. The entry, filed with the Automobile Club of America, marks a notable effort after past failures and recent speed feats on Empire City track where Christie set a circular-track record at SS seconds.

Walter Christie Automobile Club of America Mondona Atlantic City Christie James Breese Racing Board American Automobile Association Fiat Lancia Empire City Track Barney” Oldfield

Ha waiian yacht La Paloma ends Transpac voyage in Honolulu

Ocean yacht race over in Honolulu as La Paloma arrives after 15 days 11 hours 20 minutes at sea. Mis sighting last night prompted hours at sea by reception committee and yachtsmen. La Paloma sailed 2 447 miles. gear failure and a flooded cabin increased danger. The Lurline finished in 12 days 7 hours 30 minutes and the Anemone in 14 days 30 minutes.

Honolulu

Meadow Brook Wins Cup at Hempstead

Meadow Brook defeats Rockaway Hunt 7 to 6 in the Hempstead cup final on the Hempstead Plains. Stevens scored Meadow Brook's early goal, Montagne added for Rockaway, and Meadow Brook surged with a run of five straight in the third period. Final: Meadow Brook seven goals to Rockaway Hunt six. referee R. L. Beeckman.

Hempstead Long Island Hempstead Plains Meadow Brook Rockaway Stevens Rockawn Brook A la Montagne Pisy Brooks Meadow Pros Lac Montagne Rookaway Cowes Troks Ces R. L. Beeckman J. Edward Downing Tse la Montagne Rogiean Sac Cahier Lac Montagne Rockaway Ateccee OS Meadow Ence la Montagne Rockawa No Burden Brooks Ty Aguinet Rockaway

1906 Thomas Flyer Automobile Listing

Classified notice lists automobiles including a 1906 Thomas Flyer with options new newer used and immediate delivery. Mentions owner engagement and box S21 Tribune Office for contact.

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