Good Things With Cary Tops at Saratoga Race Yesterday
Cary a five year old son of Star hich earned a Saratoga note two summers ago won from 9 to 1 to 10 to 1 in a hard stretch drive by half a length over Disaster the 100 to 1 shot. Arasee easily won the Columbus Stakes while Priscillian the Belmont color owner’s horse also took the closing event. Monfort by two lengths led late to win the mile and a sixteenth race as Zal tired. Jane lift failed to hold Grimaldi in the opener while Opal and Occidental faded. Jockeys Ducan and Hildreth shared several wins as the meeting continued at Belmont Park.
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Cary
Starhich
Aeneat Saratoga
Rematce
Sel Lichtenstein
Ryan
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Chicago
Max Iirech
Garner Bed
Garner
Sion
Toddington
Cery
Arasee
Priscillian
Fulton
Hastings
St Friedlie
James R. Keene
Peter Quince
Fort Johnson
Saratoga
Commando
Fair Vision
Priscillion
E. Dugan
RT. Wilson, Jr
Monfort
Zal
Jane @«ift
Grimaldi
Jeneth
Opal
Occidental
Voodoo
Delaby
Sam Hildreth
Hose
Jimmy Rowe
Belmont Park
G. Swain
Jocker
FE. Ducan
Mx Mariutch
Eddie
Lang
Moeby
Spencer Wella
Benning
Inne Laasalie
Jock Oper
Oh Scopes
Jane Swift
Thoes
Carthy
Fenstor Barrett
Kinney
Hreseert
Sandal
Blue Heron
B. F
Watercress
St. Fin
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Schilling
Queen Eleanor
Schulte
Thistie Belle
Oost
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Rivestock
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Amnesty
Belmont
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Wimmer
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Powe
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Geret
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Clark
Leré Stan
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Horner
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Shaw
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Alila
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Lone Head
Alien
Orke
Sweet Fern
Erickson
George G Hall
Alita
Dashawayr
Priseilis
St Fin 'S
Hitch
Aaron
Montauk
Dwyer
A & Os
Livingston
Peter Quinte
Sands Wins Abroad in English Emeteur Court Tennis
In London May the second round of the emeteur court tennis championship saw Charles E. Sands of New York defeat A. Page three games to two. The score was 6 1 4 6 6 1. Sands advances to the semi finals to face Evan B. Noel, while V. F. LMBennell and Eustace H. Miles also reach the semis. The schedule faces protest over match decisions due to player stamina concerns.
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London
England
Jey Gould
Charles E. Sands
New York
A. Page
Page Sands
Evan B. Noel
Jay Gould
V. FL Mbennell
Eustace H. Miles
Monwhay
Messrs. Sands
Gould
Belmonts Norman II Wins Two Thousand Guinea Stakes
August Belmont’s Norman III by Octagon Nineveh won the Two Thousand Guinea Stakes at Newmarket amid a strong field and rain. Sir Archibald and White Eagle followed, Perrier the Derby favorite finished fifth. Norman III led from Mercutio and finished three lengths clear in 1:443-5.
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Perrier
London
Belmont
Newmarket
A. F. Bassett
Sir Archibald
W. Hall Walkers
White Eagle
King Edward
Prince of Wales
His Majesty
Mr. Belmont
Mercutio
Dibs
Dalgety
Mer
Cutio
Lucien Lyne
Aim
Richard
Epsom
Richard Croker
National Trotting Association Grants Temporary Reinstatements
The National Trotting Association board at the Murray Hill Hotel granted temporary reinstatement to D. W. Cummings of Shelby Ohio after expulsion for ringing in 190. They also fully reinstated several other drivers trainers and owners who've sought remission, with changes in Pacific and Canadian district representation noted. Jacob Erratt and W. H. Gocher filled vacancies and Gocher was re elected secretary while L J Powers was kept as treasurer.
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Board of Review
National Trotting Association
Murray Hill Hotel
D. 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. Y
AFP
Spreckels
San Francisco
Pacific District
Jacob Erratt
Moose Jaw
W. H. Gocher
L J. Powers
Springfield
Macs
Two Ton Auto Tests Show Road Damage Near Washington
A two ton racing automobile sped along a mile and a half of conduit road near Washington on April 23 as Agriculture and War departments tested effects of fast driving on macadam highways. Dust clouds rose and road surfaces loosened under wheels, unlike iron tired vehicles. Findings will feed a paper for the International Road Congress in Paris.
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Conduit
Washington
departments—Agriculture and War
L. W. Page
Office of Public Roads
Allerton S. Cushman
International Road Congress
Paris
France
Olympic fund short hits low total for team to England
Juhan W Curt, treasurer of the American Olympic committee, reported a detailed donation tally for a team to England this summer. Subscriptions total only $11.41, far short of the $4.00 needed to send a strong U.S. team abroad, with Yale Dartmouth Chicago Michigan and Pennsylvania contributing about $1.3, athletic clubs around 8.20, and individuals like Andrew Carnegie, S R Guggenheim and A G Spalding giving notable sums.
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Juhan W Curt
Beng
Eingland
American Committee
Yale
Dartmouth
Chicago
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Andrew Carnegie
S R Guggenheim
A G._ Spalding
Lawn Tennis Surprises in Final Tournament Round
In doubles, top pairs faced defeats on the 81 Nicholas Rink courts as Elizabeth H Moore and Mrs William H Pouch fell short. Winners included Elsie Little with Louise Hammond and Edna Wildey with Harold Minott, with tight sets and notable footing by the younger players.
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Nicholas
Elizabeth H. Moore
Willam H. Pouch
Elsie Little
Louise Hammond
Mises Fann Wildey
Harold Minott
A. H. McCarthy
Misa Leonard
Margaret Burk
A. G. Miles
Milton Barger
Edna Windey
Mra Harold Minott
Theresse Iselin
A Ho McCarthy
Miss Leonard
Natalie
Gertrude de Copper
Kiathleen Tweed
Alice Thorntyke
Yale Beats Brown In Tight College Baseball Clash
Yale defeated Brown 2 to 1 at Andrews Field after an error plagued start. Nourse pitched erratically early for Brown as Yale capitalized on miscues and timely hits. Brown answered with an earned run in the eighth on a double and single, Philbin making a running catch to highlight the defense.
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Providence
R. I
Yale
Brown
Andrews Field
Nourse
Jones
Regnier
Raymond
Philbin
Budlong
Tigers pile up runs in victory over Syracuse
Princeton fans witnessed a 16 to 1 seven inning win as Princeton baseball dominated Syracuse. Heyniger held the visitors hitless for four innings, Clark allowed two hits, and Princeton totaled ten hits with errorless defense in their ninth straight win despite a raw drizzly day and wet ball conditions.
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Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Princeton Baseball
Syracuse
Heyniger
Clark
Morrisey
Tigers
Mack
Harlan
O Sullivan
Dexte
R. Ooh
Raafaud
Warwick
Truax
Dawson
Stein
Reed
Vanarman
C. Morrissey
Fish
Hari
Vaughn
Dawson Dexter
Henninger
Gardner
Impire—Horner
Ian
Penn wins twelve-inning showdown over West Point
The University of Pennsylvania defeated West Point 5 to 4 in twelve innings at West Point. Collier started for Penn and was relieved by Simpson after four runs in the sixth. The Cadets built a four run lead on three singles and a two-bagger but Penn tied it in the seventh and won on Smiley’s infield grounder in the twelfth, Judd scoring on a muff and wild throws before the final out.
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Tribune
West Point
N. Y
University of Pennsylvania
Collier
Simpson
Pennsylvania
Corkran
Judd
Gonzer
Smiley
Riboo
Thayer Cf
Aoe
Hyatt Bh
Londrigan
Mountford
Spring
Eore
Oo Harris
Pauxtis
Haverkamp
Wood
Mever
Ae Anderson
Judd Ib O
O O
Riley
Eo Collier
Bunting
Pennsvania
Haverkamp Corkran
Court ruling upholds parimutuel betting at Louisville races
In Frankfort on May 6 the Court of Appeals refused to dissolve an injunction blocking Louisville authorities from interfering with betting at Churchill Downs. The decision allows pari mutuel wagering and auctions pools on track during the meeting and upholds the law's constitutionality.
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Frankfort
Court of Appeals Two-Day
Louisville
One More Defeat for Harvard in Home Loss to Williams
In Cambridge Massachusetts May Williams defeated Harvard 4 to 2 as Hartford pitched well until he collapsed in the seventh inning. Harvard's fielding faded while Williams pulled ahead, scoring three runs late as the visitors dominated except for a rough sixth.
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Cambridge
Mass
Hartford
Harvard
Williams
Amherst Triumphs Over Lafayette Despite Early Errors
Amherst, Mass May 6 Amherst beat Lafayette 7 to 2 after two first inning errors allowed Lafayette to score twice. McClure shut down Lafayette the rest of the game as Amherst's offense moved ahead. Batteries Amherst McClure and Danahey Lafayette Edwards and Matson Umpire Bowler.
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Amherst
Mass
Lafayette
McClure
R. H. E. Amherst
Danahey
Edwards and Matson
Holy Cross shuts out Dartmouth 4 to 0 in Hanover
Holy Cross defeats Dartmouth 4 to 0 in Hanover as Mansfield goes 4 for 5 and dominates the mound, limiting Dartmouth to four hits. Game ended after eight innings to let the visitors catch a train. Batteries Holy Cross Mansfield Larkin Mitchell Leonard. Umpire Ollins.
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Hanover
N. H
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Mansfield
Mitchell
R. HE Baty Geesbe
Larkin
Leonard
Mr. Ollins
Metropolitan Golf Association announces Baltusrol championship plan
The tenth annual Metropolitan Golf Association championship will be at Baltusrol from May 22 to 25. It starts with a 36 hole qualifying medal round for 64 players, then 32 advance to match play with several prize divisions and 18 hole matches except the final. Entry fees must accompany names. Jerome D. Travers is last year’s champion. Montclair Golf Club holds the trophy. Entries close May 16.
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Metropolitan Golf Association
Baltusrol
Daniel Chauncey
United States Golf Association
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, defeated F. Conklin of Chicago 400 to 341 in a playoff for second place at the Liederkranz Club. Rerolle led from the sixth inning, finished with an average of 16, and Conklin fought hard. Final scores and runs detail the tense finish as Gardner and Poggenburg also compete for top placements. Grand averages for all five players were announced, with Gardner’s average possibly triggering a disqualification under new rules. prizes to be awarded at tonight’s banquet.
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F. Conklin
Chicago
Liederkranz Club
Rerolle
Conklin
Wal
Edward W. Gardner
Passaic
N. J
J. F. Poggenburg
New York
Ae Ae Ee
Ais Geréner
Demarest
Revolle
Poggenburg
Gardner
Arrest of Edward H. Martin over Portland pawnbroker murder
Edward Hugh Martin, West Point graduate and former army officer, was arrested in Portland on a murder charge in the Wolff pawnbroker case. Police report a bloody shirt tied to him, with wounds and a history of morphine addiction. He has a long record including forgery and past court martial with misconduct.
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Tribune
Portland
Ore
Edward Hugh Martin
Hugh Martin
New York
West Point
Regular
Nathan Wolff
Wolff
Martin
Syracuse
N. Y
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 to Detail 160 Million Bond Issue Today
Union Pacific directors meet today to finalize a 160 million bond issue with a 4 percent interest rate. A large portion likely to be placed abroad, with 50 million bonds in circulation and 25 million possibly sold in London. Directors may also declare a 2 percent quarterly dividend.
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Union Pacific Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
London
Grants vs Boston at Pals Grounds in the afternoon
Baseball action at Pals Grounds with Grants hosting Boston this afternoon at 4 PM. Admission price listed as 59 cents.
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Boston
Boston Knocks Out Yankees 4-0 in Opening Game
Boston shut out New York 4 to 0 in the first game of a series in Boston. Newton pitched for New York, Cicotte for Boston. Conroy led New York batters with three hits, while Boston capitalized on errors and timely hits in the fifth and sixth innings. Yankees manager Clark Griffith suspended indefinitely by Ban Johnson for umpire baiting.
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Washington
St. Louis
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Carrigan
Sullivan
Unglaub
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Ban Johnson
American League
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Lord
McConnell
Anm
Chase
Ib Geassler
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Wagner Ball
Blair
New York
Taaglaub
Gessier
Wagner
Balls Newton
Errere
Newter
Br Cicette
Tmpire—sheridan
Pirates Top Cubs 5-2 to Narrow NL Gap in Thriller
Pittsburg edged Chicago 5 to 2 as Leifield limited the Cubs to six hits and Lundgren struggled with control. Leifield pitched well, Chance was ejected for disputing a call, and Zimmerman drove in runs with a two base hit while Sweeney and Sheckard provided Chicago’s sparks. References to rain affected other NL games and standings.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
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Pirates
Lundgren
Leifield
Chance
Umpfre
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Zim'rman
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Sheckard
Wagner
Shulre
Abbchio
Wacina
O Hoffman
Wilson
Steinfeldt
Gideon
Evers
Leifeld
Tinker
J Eling
Moran
Pittaburg
Rain Delays Giants Game At Polo Grounds
Rain postponed the game between the Giants and Boston at the Polo Grounds yesterday. Few expected it to clear in time, but many spectators still traveled to the grounds hoping for a sight of the struggle.
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Giants
Boston
Polo Grounds
Eastern League Games Rain Delays Hit Standings Report
Eastern League results show Buffalo at Jersey City and Toronto at Newark with rainouts. Montreal beat Providence 5 to 4, Rochester edged Baltimore 5 to 3. Standings list Baltimore and Newark tied for first at 7 wins 2 losses, Buffalo 5 5, Providence 5 7, Rochester 6 5, Montreal 4 5, Jersey City 3 5, Toronto 3 5. Connecticut League scores note Hartford 2 Meriden 0 and Waterbury 2 New Britain 1, plus Bridgeport Holyoke postponed.
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Montreal
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Raime
Buffalo Mae
Montreal Ce
Hartford
Meriden
Waterbury
New Britain
Bridgeport-Holyoke
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