Notable Upset at Saratoga in Cheaper Field Race
A five year old named Cary, son of Star Shootaiga, caused a substantial upset at the rematch racetrack beating 100 to 1 Disaster, coming from behind to win by a half length. The day featured a string of upset favorites including Arasee in the Columbus Stakes and Priscillian in the closing event for August Belmont colors.
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Cary
Aiga. S
Oiseau
Seratoga
Sol Lichtenstein
John J. Ryan
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Chicago
Max Hirech
Gernet
Garner Ofidad
Toddington
Deaton
Arasee
Castlewood
Fulton
Araseeef
Priscillan
Br Hastings
St. Frieddlls
James R. Keene
Peter Quince
Fort Johnson
Saratoga
Fair Vision
Priscillian
E. Dugen
R. T. Wilson, Jr
Monfort
Zal
Jane Swift
Grimaldi
Opal
Occidental
Voodoo
Delaby
Sam Hildreth
Tk Hose
Jimmy Rowe
Belmont Park
G. Swain
Jeeker
Dugan
Mariatch
Lang
Beck
Spencer Wells
Tanner Stokes
Benning
Sands Wins Abroad in Amateur Court Tennis
In London in May, Charles E. Sands of New York defeated A Page three games to one, 6-1 4-? for a place in the semi finals of the English amateur court tennis championship. Sands will face Evan B. Noel, while W H Lennell and E H Miles advance. semi finals set for Saturday and Monday as committee considers objections tomorrow.
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London
England
Jey Gould
Charles E. Sands
New York
A. Page Ty
Page Sands
Evan B. Noel
Jay Gould
W. HL Mbennell
Eustace H. Miles
Messrs. Sands
Gould
Mainine
Belmonts Norman II Wins English Two Thousand Guinea Stakes
August Belmont's Norman II by Octagon Nineveh won the Two Thousand Guinea Stakes at Newmarket amid a strong field, including Perrier the Derby favorite. Sir Archibald placed second and White Eagle third as 17 horses contested the centenary race in heavy rain. Norman II led from Mercutio and won easily in a time of 1:44 3-5, with Perrier finishing fifth.
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London
Belmont
Newmarket
A. F. Bassett
Sir Archibald
W. Hall Walkers
White Eagle
King Edward
Perrier
Prince of Wales
His Majesty
Norman III
Norman Ili
Mr. Belmont
Mercutio
Dibs
Dalgety
Mer
Cutio
Lucien Lyne
Norman[ II
Aim
Richard Crokers Rhodera
Epsom
Richard Croker
Reinstatement Granted by National Trotting Board at Murray Hill
The National Trotting Association board at the Murray Hill Hotel granted temporary reinstatement to D. W. Cummings of Shelby Ohio for ringings and granted full or partial reinstatement to several drivers, trainers, and owners. A Spreckels resigned from the Pacific district board and Jacob Erratt of Moose Jaw was elected in his place. W. H. Gocher was re elected secretary and L. J. Powers was re elected treasurer for two years.
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National Tretime Association
Murray Hill
DD. W. Cummings
Shelby
Ohio
H. B. Throop
Richmond
James R. Mahafey
Wilmington
Del
D. E. Lynch
T. Fred. Johnston
St. John
N B
J. F. Kennedy
Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
Canada
H. P. James
Janesville
Pliny E. Burnham
Gouverneur
N. T
A . Spreckels
San Francisco
Pacific District
Jacob Erratt
Moose Jaw
W. HL Gocher
National Trotting Association
L J. Powers
Springfield
Mass
Timely Auto Topics Tests Speed on Macadam Roads
A two ton racing automobile moved faster than a mile a minute along a Washington state road on April 25 as Agriculture and War departments supported the test to study effects of traffic on macadam highways. Photographers logged speeds from five to sixty five miles per hour while dust clouds and loosened surface were measured. Findings will be shared at the International Road Congress in Paris on October 11.
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Conduit
Washington
Departments—Agriculture and War
L. W. Page
Office of Public Roads
Allerton
International Road Congress
Paris
France
Olympic fund short prompts U S team trip
Imiian W Curt treasurer of the American Olympic committee reported a detailed donation tally for sending a U S team to the England games this summer. Subscriptions total only about $11.41 against an estimated need of 8.9. Yale Dartmouth Chicago Michigan Pennsylvania colleges have combined for roughly 1.2, clubs about 8.2, and individuals such as Andrew Carnegie R Guggenheim and A G Spalding have contributed significant sums.
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Imiian W. Curt
Eingland
Yale
Dartmouth
Chicago
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Andrew Carnegie
R. Guggenheim
A G Spalding
Lawn Tennis Surprises In Final Tournament Doubles
Women's doubles at the S1 Nicholas Rink yielded upsets as Miss Elizabeth H Moore and Mrs William H Pouch fell to defeat. Winners included Miss Elsie Little and Miss Louise Hammond, Miss Edna Wildey and Mrs Harold Minott, Mrs A H McCarthy and Miss Leonard, and Miss Margaret Burk with Mrs A Miles.
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Nicholas Rink
Elizabeth H. Moore
William H. Pouch
Elsie Little
Louise Hammond
Mises Fann Wildey
Harold Minott
A. H. McCarthy
Leonard
Margaret Burk
A. Miles
Miss Moore
Theresse Iselin
Edna Wildey
Mrs. Minott
Miss Wildey
Deuce
Milton S. Barger
Miss Little
Miss Hammond
Willam H. Pouch
Miles
Kathleen Tweed
Misa Alice Thormiyke
Yale Defeats Brown In Tight Ivy Baseball Contest
Yale beat Brown 2 to 1 at Andrews Field in a hard fought game. Nourse started erratically for Brown as errors aided Yale’s runs. Brown scored in the eighth on a double and a single, but could not bunch hits. Philbin’s running catch highlighted Brown’s fielding.
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Providence
R. J
Yale
Brown
Andrews Field
Nourse
Jones
Regnier
Raymond
Philbin
Budlong
Tigers pile up runs in seven inning win over Syracuse
Princeton baseball routed Syracuse 16 to 1 in seven innings as Heyniger and Clark held the visitors hitless and two hits, Morrisey drove in a three-bagger, and Princeton extended their ninth straight victory in raw drizzle and rain.
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Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Syracuse
Heyniger
Clark
Morrisey
Tigers
Penn edges West Point in twelve innings for 5 to 4 win
In West Point New York on May 6 University of Pennsylvania defeated West Point 5 to 4 in twelve innings. Collier started for the Cadets before Simpson relieved him. Corkran flied out in the twelfth as Judd reached on a muff and scored on Smiley's slow grounder after two wild throws.
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The
Tribune
West Point
N. Y
University of Pennsylvania
Collier
Simpson
Pennsylvania
Corkran
Judd
Gonzer
Smiley
Jennsylvan
Ibpo
Thayer Cf
O Hyatt
Londrigan
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Spring
Ao Harrison
Pauxtir
Haverkamp
Wood
Ana
Anderson
Sima On
Riley
Bunting
Bimpson
Peacons Univ. of
Pennsvania
Haverhamp Corkran
Court of Appeals Upholds Parimutuel Racing Law
Frankfort Ky May 6 The Court of Appeals refused to dissolve an injunction stopping Louisville authorities from interfering with betting at Churchill Downs. The ruling allows pari mutuel betting and upholds the statute permitting parimutuel machines and auctions pools at a racetrack during a race meeting.
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Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Louisville
Williams Defeats Harvard as Hartford Falters in Eighth
Williams outplayed Harvard through most of the game in Cambridge. Hart ford pitcher faltered in the seventh and eighth allowing three Williams runs while Williams built an early lead and held on to win 4 to 2. Batteries Williams Templeton and Lambie for Williams. Hartford Currier for Harvard. Umpire Brady.
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Cambridge
Mass
Hartford
Harvard
Williams
R. H. B. Williams
Williams, Templeton and Lambie
Currier
Brady
Amherst Triumphs Over Lafayette 6 to 2 in First Inning Errors
Amherst, Mass May 6 Amherst wins 6 to 2 after two early Lafayette runs in the first inning. McClure settles in, notching a strong performance for Amherst as Edwards and Matson handle Lafayette. Umpire Bowler.
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Amherst
Mass
Lafayette
McClure
Ino Ones
R. HE
Danahey
Edwards and Matson
Holy Cross defeats Dartmouth four to nil in Hanover
Holy Cross wins 4 0 at Hanover with Mansfield going four for five and a strong pitching performance. Dartmouth managed four hits as Mitchell was hit often. The game ended after eight innings to permit visitors to catch a train.
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Hanover
N. H
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Mansfield
Mitchell
Metropolitan Golf Association Announces Baltusrol Championship
The Metropolitan Golf Association reveals the tenth annual championship at Baltusrol from May 20 to 2. It starts with a 36 hole qualifying medal round for 64 players, then 32 advance to match play with 18 holes per round except the final 36. Entry fees must accompany player names, and a club pair four ball event will be held Friday May 22. Jerome D Travers, last year’s champion, holds the Chauncey trophy, with Montclair Golf Club as current custodian. Entries close May 16 with Leighton Calkins.
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Metropolitan Golf Association
Baltusrol
Daniel Chauncey
United States Golf Association
Sch Club
Championsip
Jerome D. Travers
Montclair Golf Club
Chauncey
C. F. Watson
W. Fellowes Morgan
Arden M. Robbins
Leighton Calkins
F. ©. Jennings
Association
Broad Street
Rerolle Beats Conklin In International Billiards Playoff
Lucien Rerolle the French expert defeats C F Conklin of Chicago 40 to 341 in a playoff for second place at the Liederkranz Club in a chaotic scoring session. Gardner wins fourth place over Poggenburg as grand averages are announced and a banquet set for tonight.
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C. F Conklin
Chicago
Liederkranz Club
Rerolle
Conklin
Rerolla
Conkits
Edward W. Gardner
Passafr
N. J
J. F. Poggenburg
New York
Gardner
Poggenburg
Demarest
Revolle
E H Martin Arrested in Portland Murder Case
Edward Hugh Martin, West Point graduate and former army officer, is under arrest in Portland on charges of murdering pawnbroker Nathan Wolff last Friday. Police report a bloody shirt tied to him and note his morphine addiction and recent medical restraint. His past includes a tumultuous life with a Spanish American War record, court martial, bigamy, and multiple run-ins with the law.
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The
Tribune
Portland
Ore
Edward Hugh Martin
Hugh Martin
New York
West Point
Regular
Nathan Wolff
Wolff
Martin
Syracuse
May
Theresa A. Griffin
Edward H. Martin
71St Infantry
Cuba
Fort Hancock
Sandy Hook
Miss Simpson
Gussie May McKee Dodd
Eighth Avenue
Whitman
Bath Beach
Union Pacific Directors Meet on New Bond Issue Details
Union Pacific Railroad directors meet today to finalize a 100 million dollar bond issue and announce terms. Interest likely at 4 percent with a large portion planned for placement abroad, following a pattern seen with the Pennsylvania Railroad. The present bond issue totals 50 million with 25 million expected to be placed in London, and a 2 percent quarterly dividend is anticipated to be declared.
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Union Pacific Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
London
Yankees Tumble in Boston as Cubs? Note: wrong event
Boston shut out the New York Yankees 4 to 0 in the first game of a series as Cicotte worked steady and Newton benefited from three Boston runs in the fifth. Conroy led New York with three hits while Wagner and Gessler drove in key runs for Boston amid fielding miscues and a wild throw by Newton.
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Cleveland
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New York
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Cicotte
Niles
Conroy
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Gessler
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Thoney
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Ball
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etreTe
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Pittsburg Beats Chicago 6 0n Pirates Rally In Five Innings
National League action as Pittsburg defeats Chicago 6 to 2 in a rain affected game. Leifeld pitched well for Pittsburg while Lundgren tumbled in the fifth, issuing three bases on balls that fueled a Cubs rally. Chance was ejected in the fifth for dispute with the umpire.
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May
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Becker
Siagia
Zim'rman
Clarke
Sheckard
Wagner
Sbuire
Ahhchia
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Hoffman
Wilson
Stetrfeitt
Gideon
Evers
Leifeld
Tinker
Landgren
Moran
Controneanaeo
O' Dey
Rain Delays Giants vs Boston Game at Polo Grounds
Rain postponed the game between the Giants and Boston at the Polo Grounds yesterday. Few expected a timely clearing, yet many spectators still traveled to the grounds hoping to witness the struggle.
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Giants
Boston
Polo Grounds
Eastern League schedule with rain delays noted
The record lists Buffalo Rochester Jersey City Toronto Montreal and Baltimore matchups with Toronto Newark and Buffalo Jersey City games postponed due to rain. Montreal and Rochester appear in the slate with Baltimore as an opponent.
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Jersey City
Toronto
Rochester
Baltimore
Montreal
Newark
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