Racing at Sheepshead Bay Promises a Busy Weekend
The article previews a bustling Sheepshead Bay meeting with top two-year-olds Fitz Herbert and Hilarious in key races. It highlights plans for the Great Trial Stakes, Coney Island Jockey Club Stakes, and the Realization, along with strong showings from Madden, Hildreth, Sargent and others, and notes on rowing, golf, and baseball events surrounding the scene.
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Sheepshead Bay
Gravesend
L. Harrison
Waldo
James R. Keene
Fitz Herbert
Fite Herbert
Stonday
Hilarious
John E. Madden
Fayette
Ethelbert
Tomboy Wins Season Opener For Corinthians At Canarsie
In light to strong easterly by afternoon, nineteen yachts raced the Canarsie Yacht Club course. Tomboy owned by F Wells won the sloops division on both elapsed and corrected times, with Grace G winning open power boats and Tuscarora first among cabin power boats. Elvira led open cars despite starting ten minutes late. Vision dominated open cats. Regatta committee included M F Paige C Greene and Co N Lynch.
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Corinthians of
Jamaica Bay
Canarsie Yacht Club
Yacht Racing Association of
Bergen Beach
F. Wells
Grace G
F. Singer
Tuscarora
Elvira
M. F. Paige
C. Greene
Co. N. Lynch
Kaiser’s New Yacht Meteor IV Draws Attention Abroad
The Kaiser’s Meteor IV, Germany’s second largest yacht, draws interest in America as the nation’s sailing prowess grows. Described as a sister to the Germania and built in Kiel, she uses Mahlitz sails while the crew and master are German, marking a shift toward German seamanship in racing yachts.
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Germany
Emperor William
Atlantic
Staten Island
Alice Roosevelt
London Field
Germania
Thames
Max Oortz
Germania Works
Kiel
Mahlitz
Kaiser
Ner
Popes
Ratsey
Cowes
Mahntz
Meteor
Great Race Not Easy For Cornell On Hudson
Telegraphed from Poughkeepsie June 27 Cornell varsity crews face a tough race on the four mile course as Columbia Syracuse and Wisconsin challenge. Cornell, though strong, shows flaws in form at No. 2 and reliance on high stroke rates. Columbia and Penn anticipate strong showings. Syracuse hopes for a standout freshman squad and Ten Eyck strategy may yield surprises.
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New London
Poughkeepsie
Yale
Harvard
Crimson
Columbia
Cerussi
America
Cornell
Syracuse
The
Tribune
Hudson
Courtney
Ithacans
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Backus
Simson
Weed
Renshaw
Bow
Saunders
Spalding
Columbian Varsity
Phillips
Murphy
Ceruss
Jim” Ten Eyck
Madison
Dinet
Ellis Ward
Quakers
Penn
Ward
Ahearn's Long Leap At Celtic Park Marks Near Record
Dan Ahearn of the Irish American Athletic Club sprang 49 feet 6% inches in the running hop, step and jump at the Kerry Men's Association games at Celtic Park, but the linen tape may disallow the mark. The event drew a strong field as Nelson, Collins, and Joyce challenged for top honors in the two and three mile events. Nelson led the three mile race to the finish, while Collins surged late to finish ahead of Joyce and Obermeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Ahearn
Collins
G. Obermeyer
National Athletic Club
Joyce
J. Taub
Se Aees Eal
F. Carisma
Thomas Nelson
Northwestern
Tom Collins
J. J. Aoece
A. C
Wasa Ee
B.mitlenson
Standings and Today’s Baseball Schedule Across Leagues
American League matches feature New York at Philadelphia Detroit at Chicago Cleveland at St Louis and Boston at Washington. Yesterday Detroit beat Chicago 1 0 then Chicago 5 Detroit 3. St Louis defeated Cleveland 6 0 while Cleveland beat St Louis 11 8. National League slate includes Brooklyn at New York and Philadelphia at Boston two games plus Pittsburg at Cincinnati two games. First game St Louis 8 Pittsburg 5. second Pittsburg 7 St Louis 1. Cincinnati 2 Chicago 1 first game. Cincinnati 7 cage 3 second game.
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New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Cage
L. P.C. Law
New Team
Chica
St- Louis
Newrk
Ettee
Dees
Champions Break Even In Doubleheader Between Chicago and Detroit
Chicago and Detroit split a twin bill on June 7 with Detroit winning 1 0 in the opener and Chicago claiming 5 3 in the nightcap. Key moments included Burns allowing the only run in the first game after two walks and two hits, and Atz stealing home in the eighth of the second game with Welday contributing a two run single.
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Chicago
Detroit
Burns
Willett
Suggs
Welday
Atz
Mcintyre
Hahn
Bush
Sullivan
Killian
Lear
Isbell
Hares
Balk Burns
Pgan
Evans
Wesday
Ishell
Crawford
Partett
Roasman
Tannehill
O'Laary
Schaefer
Owens
St Cine Bulliv C
White
Mullen
Browns Take Opener In Doubleheader Ahead Of Cleveland
St Louis wins the first game behind Powell's strong pitching, 9 to 5, but drops the second 6 to 8. The doubleheader at St Louis features Powell and Criger delivering for the Browns with Easterly, Berger, and Dineen among the contributors. Umpires Connolly and Hurst officiate.
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St. Louis
Browns
Cleveland
Powell
R. H.E. St. Louis
Rbatteries
Criger
Berger
Easterly
R. H. E. Cleveland
Bt. Louis
Cc.c
Rhoades and Clark
Dineen and Smith
Connolly and Hurst
Eastern League Games Today and Standings
Scores from the Eastern League show Newark defeating Baltimore 1 0, Jersey City 4 Providence 10 in a first game, Providence 3 Jersey City 2 in the second. Montreal and Toronto tied 6 6 after 14 innings. Rochester listed with standings: Toronto 27 0.526, Providence 25 519, Montreal 24 500, Jersey City 24.
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Baltimore
Newark
Jersey City
Providence
Toronto
Montreal
Buffalo
Rochester
W. L
P.C. W
Fogler Wins Ten Mile Open at Vailsburg Track
Joe Fogler of Brooklyn won the ten mile open race at the Vailsburg cycle track in Newark, finishing just six inches ahead of Floyd A. MacFarland of San José on the final lap. John Bedett of Lynbrook placed third, with Frank L. Kramer of East Orange fourth. Other events saw Percy Lawrence ride a borrowed bike to fourth in amateur handicap, and West of San Francisco defeating Billing ton in straight heats in a half mile match.
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Floyd A. MacFarland
Vailsburg
Newark
Jon Fogler
Krebs
Jack Clarke
Clarke
West
San Francisco
Billington
Kramer
Teddy Billington
Fred G. West
John Brennan
Michael Ferrari
Bay View Wheelmen
Wero
Harry Simo
Percy Lawrence
Frank L. Kramer
East Orange
Joe Fogler
Brooklyn Arcee Ds
John Bedell
Lynbrook
Menus Bedell
G. West
Melbourne
Australia
Floyd Marae Newark
San José
John Bedett Lynbrook
W. & Fens
Bristol
Pirates and St Louis Split Twin Bill In 1900s Style
St Louis edged Pittsburg 5 to 4 in the opener scoring four runs in the first inning before Maddox relieved and was pulled in the eighth. Pittsburg answered with a 7 to 1 victory as Beebe endured a rough eighth inning, Gibson delivering a decisive three-base hit. Two-base hits by Gibson Evans Hulswitt Miller and Konetchy highlighted the ledger.
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Pirates
Pittsburg
Davey
Boston
St. Louis
Leifield
Maddox
Beebe
Miller
Wilson
Gibson
Adams
Evans
Hulswitt
Charles
Konetchy
Lush
Ry Maddox
Ofe Liefeld
St Louis
S. Pittsburg
John—stone
Melter
Gilbert
Willis
Phelps
Wagner
Abstein
Larke
Bresnahan
Barbean
Kenetchy
Meiter
Muler
Innning
John— Stone
ST Lows
Byrne
Barbeau
Ellis
Leach
Clarke
A O
Abstein Ib
Om Delehanty
Charlies
Gilson
Liefield
O'Connor
Simons
Bacheau
I Charles
Eilts
Clarks Tf
Ot Wagter
Konetchr
Delehanty
Reebe. P
Shaw Metter
Reds Rally Twice To Take Doubleheader From Cubs
Chicago on June 27 saw Cincinnati win two games 2 1 and 7 3 as Reds pitching bent Cubs. First game details show Cincinnati scoring in several innings while Chicago managed a late push. Batteries Gasner McLean Overall Brown Moran Archer. Second game featured Cincinnati’s Fromme McLean Pfeister Higginbotham Ragan Kroh Archer with Emilie and O Day as umpires.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Reds
FLB
Gasner
McLean
Brown
Moran
Archer
RH Rm
Cinalinaws
Cronin
Fromme
Pfeister
Higginbotham
Ragan
Kroh
Emilie and
O'Day
Scratch men beaten in Cork Men's Association games
Matthew Gets won the mile handicap at Ulmer Park beating George Critchley and T. W. Sinclair as Michael Driscoll and Harold A. Wilson failed to overcome their 0 yard handicaps. James P. Lee won the ten mile handicap with Sammy Mellor close behind and Jim Crowley third. Other events included a 440 yard novice heat won by C Minnis with G Wilcox and W Chambers placing, and Patrick O Connor taking the running hop and step and jump handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Driscoll
Mercury Athletic Club
Harold A. Wilson
Cork Men's Association
Ulmer Park
Matthew Gels
Gels
George Critchley
Acorn Athletic Association
T. W
Driscoll
Wilson
James P. Lee
Sammy Mellor
Jim Crowley
C. Minnis
G. Wilcox
Holy Cross Lyceum
Ww. Chambers
St. Mary's T. A. C
Matthew Gets
George Critch Acorn
Mercury A. C
Samuel Kag
James Crowley
Tom Hogan
Patrick O'Connor
A. C
Harry Harris
Mohawk A. C
Busy week for golf as clubs host invitation events
This week features invitation tournaments at the Apawamis Club and Y Golf Club with entries expected from Walter Travis Garden City Alan Lord Chevy Chase and Thomas M Sherman of Yahnundasis. The 18 hole and 36 hole formats include sixteens finals and handicaps across divisions.
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Rye
Utica
Yahnundasis
Thomasyn Sherman
Yahnundasis Club
New Hareford
T. M. Sherman
Chevy Chase
Travia
Shermaug
Apawamis
Buffalo
Germania Wins Regatta In Kiel Sail Race Report
Kiel June 27 The big schooner race dominates the regatta with the Germania owned by Lieutenant Krupp von Bohlen und Bach winning easily in light wind. Hamburg placed second, Mateor third, while the Empress and Crown Prince yachts followed. Suzanne grounded but towed off amid crowds. no official Sonderklasse results yet. World record news from Healdsburg dated June 27: Ralph W. Rose set a new shot put mark 54 feet 4 inches, surpassing his prior best. Rose’s hammer throw reached 175 feet 5 inches, but John Flanagan later exceeded it in New York.
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Yankees
Elberfeld
O'Loughlin
Washington
New York
Cleveland
Austin
Laporte
Knight
Kerler
Kiel
Germania
Krupp von Bohlen Und
Bach
Hamburg
T. W. Tietjers
David Hilt
Allison V. Armour
Prince of Press
Ballin
Admiral von Tirpitz
Commandermann
Ralph Rose
Healdsburg
Cal
Ralph W. Rose
Rose
John Flanagan
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Restigouche
Alfred Noble
Sam Hildreth
S. C. Hildreth
Mr. Hildreth
Joe Madden
California
King James
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James Kheene
Followfine
Englewood
George Sargent
Will Anderson
Alec Smith
Sargent
Jerome D. Travers
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Larry Doyie
Cy Seymour
Harry McCormick
New Haven
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University of Pennsylvania
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Tigers
Merritt
Harry Payne Whitney
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Amo Joe Madden
Walden
Flying Squirrel
Tomboy
Kaiser’s New Yacht
M—Giants
Ahearn
Columbia Varsity
Gatch
Clapp
Ryan
Jordan
Chicago White
Purtell
Tannehal
Isteil
Wid Pites Willett
Evans and
Egan
RMIT
Fogler
Pirate
Rusa
St. Lows
CUBS
Cork
Arcola Country Club
Arcola
N. J
Paterson
Hackensack
Ridgewood
Passaic
John W. Griggs
Wi Jam D. Moffat
C. William Wooldrop
Robert Goodbody
H. M. Bowgett
John S. Cooke
Archibald Graham
Henry E Hewat
J. G. Sage
W. H. Watt
W. BD. Moffat
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