Dander Overlooked in Jamaica Race Finish Displeases Backers
In a Jamaica race yesterday Judge McDowell favored Rossfenton amid a tight finish. Backers protest as Dander, second by appearance, was not placed, while Tod and David Warfeld trailed closely behind. Rossfenton ridden out by Billy Dubels won at 40 to 1 with Idhypad and Tod close behind.
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Judge McDowell
Jamaica
Dander
Tod
David Warfeld
Rossfenton
Maxiom Sembrich
Patchogue
Charles J. Ross
Mabel Fenton
David Warfield
Billy Dubels
Blandy
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Forsythe
James R. Keene
Voodoo
Aqueduct
High Private
Big Chief
Fieming
Far West
Jack Joyner
Harry Payne Whitney
Adriana
Savior
Savior Beat Troublemaker
Musgrave
Troublemaker
Tai
Langden
Samuel H. Hermits
Troublesome
Stone Street Wins Derby in Muddy Kentucky Run
Stone Street a Longstreet colt led by one to three lengths through the stretch to win the thirty-fourth Kentucky Derby in heavy mud at Churchill Downs. Sir Cleges finished second, Dunvegan third by a neck, with 15,000 fans watching the mile and a quarter race in 2 1515. Betting machines returned under American plan rules, with no bets under $5. Stone Street paid 12360 to win, 7 60 to show. Sir Cleges paid 11 10 to place and 8 80 to show.
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Louisville
Stone Street
Longstreet- Stone Neliie
Sir Cleges
Dunvegan
Churchill Downs
Cesarion
Pi Pigma
Havre
Griffin
Garner
Force
Hildreth
Gi Schilling
Lv Leasing Ch
McCarthy
Clark
Nott
Little Mose
Randolph
Horner
Miss Highland
Schreiber
Elmer Bey
Sicks
Delaby Swain
Arionette
Ae Ae
Post Se
Age Ee
Po. Iw
Bradley
Notter
Dennis Staffo
Howard
Je Jarner
Druid
Wernberg
E Dugan
I Aucassir
Virginia St
Lady Voy
Gerst
Schilling Swain
Marrone
Ae Notter
Dennis Stafford
Aucassin
Joseph
Pontiac
Madelaine
Far West
Vwartz
Wweman
Schilling
Fleming
Dugan
Hitney
Swain
Pantoufle
Shaw
Rye
Sullivan
King of Basha
Murray
Faust
Brown
Delaby
Big Chief
Adriana
Pantoufile
Oddfellow -Commena Post
Forsythe
Ty Siskin
Joyner
Keene
Voodoo
Ogden
Iithyia
Saylor
McCormick
Roublemaker
Samuel H. Harris
Brussel
Lad
Langden
Watkins
A & Prince of Castile
Carman
Daly
Burns
Roc Stone
Rockstone
Maxie
Sembrich
Po. jWt
Jocke
Lyneh
Cellay
David Warfield
Aurseby
Dander Wewe Sek
Lilypad
Newcastle St
O. St
Marthy
Hanbury One
Appleby
Raynor
Robin
Meehan
Schulte
Ga Swain
Borgne
Mr Earle
Hilaretha l
Rossfenton
Tod
Demarest Triumphs In International Billiards Final
Calvin Demarest of Chicago wins the international amateur billiards title at Liederkranz Club defeating Lucien Rerolle of France 400 to 216 in the final. Demarest sets an average of 28 8-14 with a brilliant 145 high run and a decisive fourteenth inning finish.
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Calvin Demarest
Chicago
Liederkranz
Lucien Rerolle
France
Demarest
Rerolle
Revolle
Hoppe
Schaefer
McLaughlin
Mixed doubles at St Nicholas Rink provide close three set finishes
In indoor lawn tennis the round robin mixed doubles produced two three setter matches. Mrs A G Miles and Irving C Wright beat Mrs A H McCarthy and C Frederick Watson Jr 6-3 5-7 6-3. Mrs Barger-Wallach and Bernon S Prentice lost a tight 1-6 2-6 1-6 to Natalie Wildey and Larned after a strong second set rally.
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St. Nicholas Rink
A. G. Miles
Clover Boldt
Irving C. Wright
Trotting Cases Heard At National Association Session
The National Trotting Association board held a semi annual session at the Murray Hill Hotel for three days. Major P P Johnston of Lexington presided. Reinstatement granted to F Hooker Wilson. John F Kingsley cleared of ringings in Massachusetts and Connecticut. Dr E N Darling and the pacer Lady Nelson expelled. Jr H Davenport suspended for racing on ice under a false name.
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National Trotting Association
Murray Hll Hotel
P. P. Johnston
Lexington
F. Hooker Wilson
Woodbury
N. J
John F. Kingsley
Pomfret, Conn
Massachusetts
Connecticut
E. N. Darling
Putnam, Conn
Pacer
Lady Nelson
Jr. H. Davenport
Buster Wilkes
English Polo Team Absent. Local Picked Teams Win
William A. Hazard, secretary of the National Polo Association, reports the English polo team will not travel this season. A Van Cortlandt Park match saw Squadron A Blues defeat Reds 4 to 1. Hunt scored four goals for the Blues, while McClure tallied all four for the Reds.
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William A. Hazard
National Polo Association
van Cortlandt Park
Squadron A
Lieutenant Fahys
Blues
H. H. Childs
William Baylis
Philip Boyer
L. J. Hunt
Reds
H. W. Cr
Universities delay plans for international track meet
New Haven May 5 Oxford and Cambridge universities informed Yale and Harvard they are not ready to arrange an international track and field meet this summer. As a result, Yale officials fear the proposed games may be cancelled for this year.
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the Tribune
New Haven
Oxford
Cambridge
Yale
Harvard
Well Known Trotting Sire Baron Dillon Dead
Baron Dillon a famed trotting sire at Allendale Farm Lexington collapsed during exercise and was euthanized due to severe injuries. He earned substantial winnings on the track and produced noted progeny including Baron Rogers George A Fuller Dillon Boy and Baron Waltzer with fast 2 minute plus times.
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The
Tribune
Lexington
Allendale Farm
Baron Dillon
Baron Wilkes
Mattie Nutwood
Baron Rogers
George A. Fuller
Dillon Boy
Baron Waltzer
Women conquer Baltusrol in first Met golf meet
At Baltusrol Golf Club the Women's Metropolitan Golf Association held a one day tournament. Miss Julia R Mix Englewood won with a handicap of one and 4 down. Mrs H Pendleton Rogers Brooklawn home club took second place 7 down. Miss Georgianna Bishop Brooklawn competed from scratch and finished 12 down. Best medal scores were by Mix and Rogers.
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Baltusrol Golf Club
Metropolitan Golf Association
Julia R. Mix
Englewood
H. Pendleton Rogers
Harvard students petition against radical changes in intercollegiate sport
One thousand six students signed a petition protesting radical interference with current intercollegiate sports at Harvard. The Harvard faculty accepted the petition and referred it to the athletic committee, commending student cooperation and the aim to abolish existing evils.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Harvard Athletic Committee
Timely Auto Topics Convention Plans Grow
The American Automobile Association plans a Buffalo convention July 7 to 8 with governors and highway officials among speakers. A Virginia association joined AAA, and Arkansas clubs prepare a state group. An emblem on radiators may unify members. Portland transcontinental run by two women is announced.
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American Automobile Association
Buffalo
Alfred Reeves
New York
George C. Diehl
Hughes
Stuart
Pennsylvania
Harris
Ohio
Joseph W. Hunter
W. E. McClintock
Massachusetts
Frederick Skene
J. N. Adams
Charles Thaddeus Terry
American Automobile Association Legislative Board
Robert P. Hooper
Good Roads Board
Shea's
Virginia State Automobile Association
Automobile Club of
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
American Automobile Association Clubs
Hotchkiss
L. R. Speare
Boston
George E. Farringto
Stanford L. Haynes
Paul C. Wolff
A. G. Batchelder
F. H. Elliott
David Beecroft
Technical Board
van Sicklen
H. H
Frank G. Webb
M. J. Budlong
Powell Evans
Automobile Club of Philadelphia
Er. E. Teape
Vera MacKelvie
Sand Point
Idaho
Portland
Ore
Sutton Tops Hoppe In 1500-Point Billiards Match
George Sutton defeated Willie Hoppe in a finishing block of an 18.2 billiards 1500-point match in Chicago on May 5. Sutton finished 1500 to Hoppe 1.20 with Hoppe scoring 333 and Sutton 500. Sutton posted a grand average of 32 28-48 against Hoppe 24 2-48.
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Chicago
George Sutton
Willie Hoppe
Sutton
Hoppe
Yankees Get Day Off and Visit Roosevelt
The Yankees did not play due to wet grounds in Washington and fell from the pennant lead as Philadelphia beat Boston to take first. Manager Clark Griffith reported Roosevelt greeted the team and praised baseball as the national game and a builder of character.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Yankees
Philadelphia
Boston
White House
Roosevelt
Clark Griffith
Griffith
Mr. Roosevelt
Quentin
St Louis Beats Detroit 2 to 1 in Battery Match
At St Louis R Hare homered as St Louis defeated Detroit 2 to 1. Batteries listed include St Louis Powell Grahams and Stephens Detroit Killian and Thomas. Umpire O Loughlin.
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ST. Louis
Detroit
R. Hare
Powell
Grahams
Philadelphia and Boston Battery Line Names and Pairs
In Philadelphia and Boston a listing of battery teams is shown, featuring Schlitzer and Schreck in Philadelphia and Burchell and Criger and Carrigan in Boston. The record also notes Um pires alongside Sheridan and Hurst in the same region.
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Philadelphia
Boston
R. H
Schlitzer
Boston Beats Brooklyn as Rucker Struggles on Mound
Boston wins easily over Brooklyn with seven to one. Lindaman pitched well for Boston until the ninth when Hummell walked and Dahlen scored on Ritter’s muff. Dahlen and Ritchey provided key hits, while Sweeney scored on Lindaman’s fly. Boston gains 3 runs in the fourth.
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Boston
Rucker
Brooklyn
Lindaman
Superbas
Hummell
Burch
McGann
Ritchey
Dahlen
Sweeney
Bowerman
Ritter
Muff
Bates
Lumley
Besaumont
Hannifan
Houston
Recker
Klem
Beaumont
Sheehan
Jordan
Ib McGann
Blurmell
Maloney
CU Lindaman
Vermont Defeats Holy Cross in Pitchers Battle
In Burlington Vermont May 5 Vermont beat Holy Cross 1 to 0 in a pitchers battle between Collins and Dowd. Vermont scored in the first on Collins two bagger a sacrifice and an infield hit. Collins and Burrington teamed for the win while Dowd and Larkins took the loss. Vermont had 4 hits Holy Cross 8.
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Burlington
Collins
University of Vermont
Dowd
Holy Cross
Vermont
R. H
Collins and
Burrington
Holy Cross, Dowd and
Larkins
Giants Rally Shuts Out Phillies at Polo Grounds
The Giants defeated Philadelphia 4 to 0 at the Polo Grounds before about ten thousand fans. Wiltse pitched well and Bridwell Tenney and Bransfield highlighted strong fielding and timely hits to lift New York over the Quakers. Ritchie started for Philadelphia and was relieved by Foxon in the fourth.
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Bransfield
Giants
Philadelphia
Polo Grounds
Wiltse
Bridwell
Tenney
Ritchie
Quakers
Foxon
Bresnahan
Devlin
Doolin
Doyle
Bransfeld
Deoin
Denelin
Seymour
Knabe
Titus
Magee
Osborne
New York
Shannon
Grant
Donlin
Osborn
Tovin
Richie
Aia
Philadelphia Semendwaweenenes
Deviiim
Foxen
Wittse
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McQuiddy
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Peter Quince
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Miles
A. H. McCarthy
C. Frederick Watson, Jr
Board of Review
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Chas. Baker & Co
London
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ST. Paul's
Tottenham Court Rd
British Museum
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J. R Mix
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Lew Callan
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Jamaica Racing
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