Alex Smith Wins Open Championship At Onwentsia
Alex Smith, Nas sau Country Club pro, captured the United States Golf Association open at Onwentsia in Lake Forest. He totaled 293 strokes, breaking the tournament record by four, as Willie Smith and James Maiden tied for runners up with 302 and 305 respectively amid a rainstorm and soggy greens that tested all players.
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Alex Smith
Nassau Country Club
United States Golf Association
Onwentsia Golf Club
Willie Smith
Mexico
Willie Anderson
Metropolitan Golf Association of
Smith
James Maiden
Toledo
Lawrence Auchterlonie
Glenview
Jack Hobens
Englewood
N. J
Egan
Cleveland
Highlanders rally to beat Boston 8 to 4 at American League Park
In yesterday’s American League game the Highlanders overcame a third inning Boston lead to win 8 to 4. Chesbro held the visitors scoreless thereafter while Dineen’s batting pace helped New York tie and then take the lead, with strong defense and timely hitting from Chase Conroy Williams and Laporte.
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Highlanders
Boston
Chesbro
Dineen
Chase
Conroy
Laporte
Williams
Hoffman
New York
Ribpoa O
Keeler
Parent
Stahl
Freeman
Hoey
Ferris
Delehanty
Hayden, Jr
Morgan
McGuire
Armbruster
Selbach
Ches— Bro
Cheobro
Connor and Hurst
Giants Fall to Boston 3-2 on Wild Plays at Fenway
National League action reports Boston defeated New York 3 to 2 as Devlin and Dahlen miscues in the fifth allowed Tenny to score the deciding run. Boston pitcher Young struggled early but settled, while Giants errors drew loud applause from home fans. Both teams head to New York for the Polo Grounds tomorrow.
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Boston
Devlin
Dahlen
New York Giants
Boston Today
Tenny
Brain
McGann
Bates
Dolan
Giants
Young
Mertes
Gilbert
Bowerman
New York
Polo Grounds
First Mason Wins at Sheepshead Bay After Tough Day
At Sheepshead Bay races a hot grandstand sweltered as First Mason upset in the Thistle Stakes. Garnish led to the stretch before Martin’s ride surged to victory by a length. Garnish placed, Water Tank and Oliver Cromwell trailed. Solly M. surprised at 60 to 1, defeating Frank Lord. Grenade beat Maxnar in a two horse fifth. Monumental heat and uneven footing marked a day of unusual results and small fields.
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Sheepshead Bay
Mason
Garnish
Martin
Dainty
Ormonde
Water Tank
Oliver Cromwell
Ry Payne Whitney
Brookdale Nymph
Jersey Lady
Bohemia
Content
Toddies
Lyne
Fantastic
Grenade
Maxnar
Knaack
Melbourne
Ancestor
Lady Ellison
Solly M
Frank Lord
Sally M
Monfort
Ormonde's Right Causes Jockey Shaw Injury at Track
Ormonde's Right displayed temper in the paddock injuring jockey Shaw with a leg kick delaying post time. Perrine rode in Shaw's stead while blinkers were added by order of the stew. The horse broke from the gate but failed to mount a winning run, sulking or outrun. First Mason, winner of the Thistle Stakes, was later bid up to 4200 dollars but remained with owner BH. Knapp, steward of the Coney Island Jockey Club, was absent at the track yesterday.
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Shaw
Perrine
Mason
BH. K. Knapp
Coney Island Jockey Club
Prince of Monec
Ay Spencer
Englander Lu
Sir Caruthers
IV Ll
Mercado Pterrick
Lake
Wood
Il McKee
Argentin
Hirsch
Reilly
The
Meyer Ier
Beckman
Waterbearer
Ind
Finnegan
Knight of Weston
Moulre
Keiser
Conor aTaly
R. Williams
Melbourne
Burns
Carrhers
Fee
Lady Ellison
Medsler
Aires Astalia
Neesis Eersossanerenns
Peres
Radtke
Aathemaz
Miller
Bewell Sen
Alicia
Post Sorse
Mwhittey
Sockey
Potter
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Nelson
Y Burns
Jerse Ae Albemarle
Tice Ledy
W. E
Toddles
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Rowe
St. Fin
Orman
Lemaire
Cromwell
Brown
We Miller
W. Knapp
Ormona
al Wés
Morse
Saethteen
Eevee
Poe
Meenan
High Close
Ulliven
Celtayo ci
Davey de Winey
Weap
Cements
Iutr
T. Burns
Gardner
Powell
Wilson
Kenny
Ford
Sears
Protests Over Suburban Stake Held Up as Go Between Rule Questioned
The protest by F R Hitchcock against paying the Suburban Stake to Go Between centers on his race description. A ruling was expected today. Trainer John E Madden says Go Between must be a stallion not a gelding under racing rules. Jockey Traxler, recently West riding, is at Sheepshead Bay and expected to ride in the East for the rest of the season. The narrator will ride Sir Huron in the Advance Stakes today.
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F. R. Hitchcock
John E. Madden
Go Between
Traxler
Sheepshead Bay
Sir Huron
RACING AT ROCKINGHAM PARK HALTS ALL BETTING
Salem N H June 29 Betting at Rockingham Park races was stopped after allegations of widespread gambling by New York bookmakers. A conference with Rockingham County officials led to orders suspending betting for the day as authorities move to uphold the law. Race results follow with Katriona and King's Gem among winners along with several notable runners.
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Rockingham Park
Rockingham County
New York
Thomas Chalmers
Manchester
New England
Chalmers
John McLane
Batchelder
Andrew Miller
Miller
Marcus M. Collis
Katriona
Gardner
Lady Pocahontas
Notter
Golden Pheasant
Tadlock
Tag
Amos Judd
Guion
King'’s Gem
Nellie Burn
W. Wiley
Zante
Pieratt
Strongbowso
Hildebrand
Sperling
Artful
Zienap
J. Deley
Miss Hawley
Aviston
Ostrich
Garner
Eliott
J. Daly
Princess Royal
Pleratt
Sister Belle
Huddy
Modest
Frank Green
Peter Knight
Lottie Ark
Marius Caius
Maj Daingerfield's Brother Sold at Sheepshead Bay
J W May paid 5500 for Phoenix National, a chestnut colt by Handspring Mon Droit, full brother to Major Daingerfield and winner of 196090, at Sheepshead Bay sales. Other large yearling sales included horses by Alan-a-Dale Deuce of Hearts, Star Shoot Ellangowan, Prince of Melbourne Homespun, and Star Shoot Sprindrift with prices ranging from 1100 to 3500.
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Daingerfield
Sheepshead Bay
Mon Droit
J. W. May
Alan-a-Dale
Star Shoot
Ellangowan
Prince of Melbourne
Fillgrane
Lady Rebecca
S. Emery
Buffalo Racing Results Five Races From the Track
The card at Buffalo features six races with winners Gold Note Monaecodor Silverskin Grace Kimball Duke of Kendall Perry McAdow and others. Times range from 0 56 to 1 50 with top payouts and close finishes across four and five furlongs and one mile events.
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Tudes
Tony Bonero
Monaecodor
Embarrassment
Hyperion
Silverskin
Hera
Cary
Grace Kimball
Ponemah
Round Dance
Duke of Kendall
To Bowers
Orfeo
Perry McAdow
Richard, Jr
Lady Stewart
International chess tourney reaches semi final stage in Ostend
In Ostend Belgium on June 29 the fourth and semi final round of the international chess masters tournament at Kursaal featured sixteen players. Perlis defeated Marshall, Salve drew Schlechter, Spielmann drew Teichmann, Fahroni lost to Maroczy, Johner tied Rubinstein, Burn beat Leonhardt, Janoski defeated Bernstein, and Swiderski overcame Snosko. Current scores compiled to date accompany the results.
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Ostend
Belgium
Kursaal
Perlis
Marshall
Salve
Schlechter
Spielmann
Teichmann
Fahroni
Maroczy
Johner
Rubinstein
Burn
Leonhardt
Janoski
Bernstein
Swiderski
Snoskopera
New York Golfers Win At Atlantic City Club
The second annual mid summer tournament of the American Golf Association of Advertising Interests concluded at Atlantic City Country Club. W E Conklyn of New York defeated George S Fordyce of Youngstown in the 36 hole final to win the championship. P C Pulver of New York won the second cup by beating W R Butler of Chattanooga. Various divisions and medal play handicaps were decided with numerous New York players among the winners and place earners.
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Auntie City
American Golf Association
Atlantic City Country Club
W. E. Conklyn
New York
George S. Fordyce
Youngstown
Ohio
P. C. Pulver
W. R. Butler
Chattanooga
R. P. Nevin, Jr
Pittsburg
H. P. Ruggles
Chicago
M. L. Chizzok
Lt. B. Devan
Ralph Tilton
J. E B. Erickson
George L. Fordyce
Geres
L. T. Boyd
Milwaukee
Harry Tobey
Thes
Seeger Wins National Freight Traffic Golf Championship
Seeger of New York County F. won the midsummer title at Fox Hills defeating top rivals including J. Marvin and H. B. McClellan in a final by 2 up. The event featured other New York winners in the handicap and secondary rounds with Musick and Osborne also claiming final-round victories.
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Co. F. Seeger
Fox Hills
Big and Ride
National Freight Traffic Golf Association
H. L. Smith
Baltimore
J. Marvin
W. J. Whittaker
C. F. Seeger
H. B. McClellan
Seeger
Marvin
W. T. Musick
J. Lincoln
D Os
G. Zabriskie
Musick
Bates
George Lewis
W. C Dixon
A. W. Osborne
G. W. Delaney
Osborne
Lewis
H. F. Smith
W. L. Sparks
Smith
Glilbert H. Capp
J. S. Bartle
Vanderbilt Cup Entries Grow as Trials Near
Three new entries were received for the American elimination trials serving the Vanderbilt Cup race. The Oscar Lear Automobile Company filed two Frayer-Miller cars at 110 horsepower each, and a Maxwell driven by Mr Robertson. The racing board cannot meet until chairman Thompson returns from abroad. entry closure is set for July 1.
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Jefferson de Mont Thompson
American Automobile Association
Oscar Lear Automobile Company
Frayer-Miller
Maxwell
Robertson
Thompson
Baseball scores from Cleveland and Detroit games
Cleveland defeated Chicago 9 to 2 with Townsend Bemis Walsh Owen and Sullivan listed among batteries and Connolly Evans as umpires. Detroit beat St Louis 7 to 3 with Donahue Schmidt Powell Spencer and Sheridan as officials.
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Cleveland
Chicago
R.H. Cleveland
Townsend and Bemis
Walsh, Owen and Sullivan
Connolly and Evans
Detroit
RHE
Donahue
Schmidt
St. Louis
Powell and Spencer
Sheridan
Eastern League game Toronto routs Rochester 8 to 2
In the Eastern League Toronto defeated Rochester by eight runs to two. The standings show Jersey City leading with 83 wins and 19 losses, then Rochester at 27 and 25, Buffalo 29 and 22, Montreal 24 and 20, Newark 23 and 28, Providence 28 and 32, Baltimore 27 and 24, and Toronto at 16 and 83.
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Jersey City
Rochester
Buffalo
Montreal
Newark
Providence
Baltimore
Toronto
Motor boats sighted in Knickerbocker Yacht Club race
Vineyard Haven Mass June 29 Incoming vessels report six of twelve motor boats started at 6 80 last night from Marblehead to the former city. By 7 this morning No 2 Unome Alfred R Lincoln Hingham and No 10 Sis Eben Stevens Boston led a tight two boat duel with others following. The leaders logged thirteen hours for ninety five miles at seven knots. 185 miles remain and victor could finish between 8 and 9 tonight off College Point if speed holds.
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Mass
Knickerbocker Yacht Club
New York
Marblehead
Unome
Alfred R. Lincoln
Hingham
Sis
Eben Stevens
Boston
College Polot
Thirteenth Pastime Athletic Club Games Today
The thirteenth annual games of the Pastime Athletic Club will be held today at 90th Street and Avenue A, beginning at 2 20 p m.
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Pastime Athletic Club
90Th Street
Avenue A
Baseball at Polo Grounds Tonight Promises Big Battle
Readable lines hint at a baseball game at the Polo Grounds tonight at 8:80 PM between Champicog and Boston, with admission prices listed. Readers are urged to attend as a major matchup unfolds on the field.
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Polo Grounds
Champicog
Ve. Bostors
Superbats Beaten Again in Philadelphia Victory
In Philadelphia on June 29 the home team defeated Brooklyn 5 to 1 behind Lush pitching and strong defensive support. Brooklyn’s only run came in the sixth when a botched bunt allowed Maloney to score. Dooin was injured, and Donovan was ejected after disputing a call.
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Brooklyn
Lush
Superbas
Dooin
Alperman
Maloney
Donovan
Midweek Cricket Matches Report From Staten Island and Prospect Park
Midweek cricket yesterday at Staten Island and Prospect Park saw the New York Veterans lose to Staten Island by 10 runs. Archie Gunn top scored with 43, Cook 23, Bray 20 not out, Sparks 18, and 8 B G Cook 11 not out. Baker led the Veterans with 25, others in double figures included Kershaw Atwood Barnes Ireton Hoyle. Totals: New York Veterans 139, Staten Island 149 for eight wickets. In a low scoring Prospect Park clash Paterson B beat Brooklyn Team Cc by 30 runs as Charles 12 not out mirrored a Paterson bowling show. Paterson Team B’s Morgan and Hargreaves took key wickets. batting sees Lewis 21 not out and Windle 14 not out. Team C 19, Paterson Team B 39 for no wickets.
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Livingston
New York
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K. A. Bray
W. J. Sparks
B. G. Cook
W. T. Baker
Paterson
Brooklyn
W. P. Charles
M. Morgan
J. Hargreaves
H. H. Lewis
Windle
Clan-na-Gael Games at Celtic Park Feature Irish Title Run
The Clan-na-Gael games at Celtic Park Long Island City tomorrow promise good sport. A special event teams John Daly Irish five mile champion meets John J Joyce American five and ten mile champion. Billy Frank, third in the Athens Marathon, will compete with Win Bailey representing Monawic Athletic Club.
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Long Island City
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Ireland
John J. Joyce
America
Billy Frank
Athens
Greece
Win Bailey
Monawic Athletic Club
N Hums and Clothier win doubles in Middle States tennis finals
On the Orange courts at Mountain Station New Jersey Williams Larned and William Clothier of Philadelphia won the doubles final 6-4 5-7 6-2 6-2 over Torrance and Pell to earn the right to challenge Hackett and Alexander for the title. Helen Homans and Alice Day won their women singles brackets. Homans defeated Platt 6-4 2-6 6-2 and Day beat Esther Smith 6-3 6-1. Ward expected to referee the men’s title match. event held at Orange Lawn Tennis Club with extensive semi finals.
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Clothier
Holcombe Ward
London
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Alice L. Day
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D. F. Platt
Miss Day
Esther Smith
C. D. Cleveland
Souther
Miss Underhill
William J. Clothier
Augustus B. Wadsworth
Richard Stevens
William A. Larned
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George L Files
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University of Pennsyone
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William A. Larner
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Belmont Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Edward Dewhurst
C. Frederick Watson, Jr
University of Pennsylvania
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Morris County Golf Club
Misa Esther Smith
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West Side Lawn Tennis Club
Englewood Field Club
Mise Hole
Elma Wilday
Morristown Field Club
Auferman
Plainfield Country Club
L. S Coe
Engi Field Club
No Lawn Tennis Matches Abroad at Wimbledon
Rain halted play at the All England lawn tennis championship in Wimbledon England as heavy rainfall ruined the grounds forcing abandonment of matches scheduled for today.
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Wimbledon
England
Parkes Earns Club Title In Lawn Tennis Match
George L. Parkes won the Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club championship cup yesterday. He defeated Merrill Hall in three sets 6-4 10-8 6-0, using varied pace and sharp serves to secure the title after last year's Southern States win.
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George L. Parkes
Hamilton Grange
Merrill Hall
Parkes
Police Athletic Association of Greater New York Formed
Fifty policemen from the New York department organized the Police Athletic Association of Greater New York at Police Headquarters. Commissioner Bingham endorsed the new body, which replaces the old association and will receive its remaining assets. Elected officers include President Inspector William W. McLaughlin first vice president Pat man Martin J Sheridan second vice president patrolman John J Himes secretary treasurer roundsman John J Nilem sergeant at arms patrolman John Flanagan captain patrolman John J Eller and lieutenant captain patrolman Edward M Carrette.
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Police Athletic Association of
Greater New York
Police Athletic Association
Bingham
William W. McLaughlin
Detective Bureau
Martin J. Sheridan
John J. Himes
John J. Nilem
John Flanagan
John J. Eller
Edward M. Carrette
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