Off Day for Racing at Belmont After Heavy Storm
A muddy Belmont Park track and cold east wind marred Wednesdays storm aftermath. Bon Homme led as three favorites won, with E Dugan and Garmer each riding two winners. Priscillian, a Hastings colt, stretched clear to win the handicap mile and a sixteenth, Berkeley fading late. Hardy falls and jockey adjustments punctuate a tense racing card amid small crowd and brisk tension.
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Belmont Park
Hendicap Gay
Garmer
E. Dugan
FA. Perer
High Private
Bon Homme
Escheau
Statesman
F. &. Gardner
Kinley Mack
Janice
August Belmont
Priscillian
Hastings
Berkeley
Colin
Danielson
Firnn
Faust
Tileing
Zal
Pontoon
Beckon
Andrew Miller
Hell
Tom Welsh
Newcastle
Br Sayng
McCarter
Musgrave
Resterdar
Jimmy McLaughlin
P T Chinn
Paret Beats Touchard In Harlem Club Open Semis
Jehiel Paret defeated Gustave Touchard 6-2 6-3 in the Harlem Lawn Tennis Club open semi final. John Condon upset William H. Connell 6-2 6-3 in the third round, Paret to meet winner of Condon and Mollenhauer in the final. In doubles, Connell Rosenbaum beat Brinkerhoff Hartmann 6-2 6-0.
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Paret
Touchard
Jehiel P. Paret
Gustave F. Touchard
William H. Connell
John Condon
Connell
Condon
Mollenhauer
Westchester
Bedford Park
Gustave F_ Touchard
Hamilton Grange
William H. Rosenbaum
Harlem
New York
G. G. Brinkerhoff
F. Hartmann
Houpt Honored At Dinner Before Grand Prix France
Harry S S Houpt of Harry & Houpt & Co., Thomas car agents, was the guest of honor at a Marseilles Hotel dinner before leaving to lead the Thomas camp at the Grand Prix race in France. Louis Strang, Briarcliff and Savannah Toad winner, will drive the Thomas car with J P Marquis as mechanician. Strang, Marquis and other speakers predicted America’s strong showing and Strang pledged to win the cup with the world’s best driver and car backing him.
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Harry S&s. Houpt
Harry &S. Houpt & Co
Marseilles
Thomas
France
Louis P. Strang
J. P. Marquis
Houpt
Strang
A. G. Batchelder
American Automobile Association
J. C. Wetmore
Frank K. Bowen
R. B. Johnstone
Montgomery Hallowell
Montague Roberts
AL DD. Frost
Frank G. Youngs
Theodore Sheldon
James M. Rowels
Fred J. Titus
Jack Atkin Supplants Roseben In Last Race Incident
Jack Atkin supplants Roseben as Faust falls in the final race causing anxious moments. Deenlate wins six furlongs in the fourth race running off to the post, mirroring a similar stretch in his Jamaica outing, suggesting a colt with ambition.
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Faust
Deenlate
Jamaica
Yankees Win Again Chesbro At His Best
The Yankees defeated Cleveland 3 to 1 at American League Park. Chesbro held the Naps to nine hits while Chase starred for New York with two hits and key plays. Stovall stole second and Bemis drove in a run for Cleveland, but errors and smart Yankee hitting secured the victory.
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Yankees
Cleveland
Thielman
Hickman
Berger
Naps
Kletnow
Chesbro
Chase
Yankee
Bergen
N. Clarke
Hemphill
Birmingham
Fiy
Niles
Keeler
Stoval
Kleinow
Bemis
J. Clarke
New York
Gacrovs
C Hase
Ball
Arrore
Eastern League Games and Standings Report
Eastern League schedules list Newark at Rochester Providence at Toronto Baltimore at Buffalo with rainouts. Jersey City 19 Toronto 8 Montreal 7 Providence 1 Newark 0. Newark vs Buffalo and Baltimore vs Rochester postponed by rain. Connecticut League Springfield forfeits to Hartford. all other games postponed.
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Newark
Rochester
Providence
Toronto
Baltimore
Buffalo
Jersey City
Montreal
Springfield
Conn
Hartford
P.C
New York
Cleveland
Niles
Clarke
Lajoie
Chase
Clark
Stahl
Aft
Bemis
Conroy
Birminghm
Railes
Hinchman
Kletnow
Hickman
Chesbro
Perring
Thielman
Yale Gets A Surprise Captain Glaze Wins Dartmouth Game
Dartmouth surprised Yale by a 3 to 2 victory as captain pitcher Glaze dominated. He allowed three Yale hits, struck out five, handled four chances, and delivered a decisive eighth inning sacrifice fly scoring the winning run. Yale errors aided two early runs.
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Tribune
New Haven
Dartmouth
Yale
John Glaze
Eaton
Murphy
Dines
Bomar
Schildmiller
Glaze
Brady
Emerson
Conroy
Howard Jones
Dartmouth Yale
Schildm’r
Ae Laze
Psi Clifford
Leonard
Mitchell
Wheaton
Hobart
Williams
Philbin
Rose
H. Jones
van Vieck
Yale Eeveees
Merrick
Athits
Clifford
College Scores From Various Games in Annapolis Elmira and Medford
At Annapolis Md Annapolis 11 Virginia Polytechnic Institute 3. At Elmira N Y Syracuse University 3 Carlisle Indians 1. At Medford Mass Tufts 1 Bates 9. Seven innings.
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Annapolis
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Elmira
N. Y
Syracuse University
Carlisle Indians
Medford
Mass
Tufts
Bates
Washington Triumphs Over St Louis 4-0
Washington pitchers Hughes Street and catcher E Washington led a shutout victory over St Louis 4 to 0. Umpire Sheridan called the game as Washington scored runs in the early innings while St Louis managed only scattered hits.
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Washington
R.H. E Washington
St. Louis
Washington, Hughes and Street
Waddell and Spencer
Sheridan
Philadelphia battery teams and umpires listed
At Philadelphia RHE Philadelphia 9090Q910x120 CSAICse Oe os no 9nonnon 0 8600 A32 Batteries Philadelphia Vickers and 56Schreck Chicago Smith and Bullivan Umpires Connolly and Egan
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Philadelphia
RHE
Vickers
S6schreck
Chicago
Smith and Bullivan
Connolly and
Egan
St Louis tops Brooklyn in five two loss on timely hits
In St Louis on May 14 timely hitting by the Cardinals and four Brooklyn errors sealed a 5 to 2 defeat for the Superbas. Barry Delehanty Kenetchy and O Rourke delivered third inning runs aided by Maloney’s wild throw Beebe pitched well for St Louis allowing four hits. New York faced Pittsburgh and Chicago played Philadelphia as rain halted several games.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Superbas
Cardinals
Barry
Delehanty
Kenetchy
O'Rourke
Maloney
Beebe
T. Louis
Brooklin
Ibpoa
Hummel
Charles
Sheehan
Murray
Lumley
Jordan
Lewis
Cy Rourke
Pattee
Ludwie
O Gilbert
Bergen
Pastorius
Tielehanty
Hummel Deuble
Ludwig
Gilbert
Louis
Bells
Hell
Emsiie
Rain Delays Giants Final Game in Pittsburg
A heavy rain postpones the last game of the series between the New York Giants and Pittsburg. The Giants depart for Cincinnati to start a series with the Red Socks tomorrow.
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Pittsburg
New York Giants
Giants
Cincinnati
Red Socks
Cincinnati Game Report With Incomplete Scoring Data
At Cincinnati R H E box score line shows Cincinnati at 0 210 9 and Heston 66 with partial notation. Patteries Cincinnati Ewing and Schiei plus Boston Ferguson Bowerman listed as participants. Umpire Rigier.
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Cincinnati
R. H. E. Cincinnati
Heston
Ewing
Schiei
Boston
Ferguson
Bowerman
Rigier
Scranton Weather Sparks Shifted Matches For A J G
Wet ground in Scranton affects A J G venues with Wilkes-Barre facing Utica while Troy competes with Syracuse and Albany meets Binghamton as rain disrupts the schedule.
Union League Results from Wilmington and Philadelphia games
Washington defeated Wilmington 7 to 3 in the first game and striking lines show Elizabeth beating Brooklyn 10 to 2 in another. Philadelphia posted a 7 run night with Reading 5 0 and Peterson noted in the record.
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Wilmington
Washington
Elizabeth
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Reading
Peterson
No Games in New England League Postponed by Rain
All New England League games were postponed yesterday due to rain, with the slate cleared for rescheduling. No contests were played as weather halted play across the league.
Yacht Racing Association Announces Season Regatta Dates
The Yacht Racing Association of Gravesend Bar, including Brooklyn, Bensonhurst, Atlantic Yacht Clubs, New York Canoe Club, Marine and Field Club, and Crescent Athletic Club, unveils the 148 season schedule at open and championship races. Regattas run Saturdays from June 1 to September 19 with qualification by ten starts and two defeats. Commodore Towen orders club commission with masthead burgee and 12 noon salute. boats to anchor off the clubhouse by 7 a.m. local time.
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The
Yacht Racing Association of
Gravesend Bar
Brooklyn
Atlantic
Bensonhurst Yacht Clubs
New York Canoe Club
Marine and Field Club
Crescent Athletic Club
Atlantic Yacht Club
Bensonhurst Yacht Club
Brooklyn Yacht Club
William ©. Towen
Alexander
Eustace
Burgee
Tammany
Anchorage
United Hunts Meeting Card At New Track Opp Belmont Park
The United Hunts Racing Association distributed the Memorial Day programme for the morning meeting at its new Belmont Park opposite location. Five events are listed three steeplechases one hurdle and one flat race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Hunts Racing Association
Belmont Park
Gans Easily Whips Boer in Eleven Round Victory
In San Francisco May 14 Ine Gans, the negro lightweight champion, defeated Rudolph Anholz the Fighting Boer in the eleventh round of a twenty round bout. Referee stopped the contest due to Anholz’s helpless condition. Gans was the strong favorite and dominated, flooring Anholz with hard blows to the jaw throughout.
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San Francisco
Ine Gans
Rudolph Anholz
Anholz
Belmont Park Entries Today
Baseball today at Belmont Park lists American Les Rew and the Americans versus Cleveland at 4 P M with final entries pending official confirmation.
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Belmont Park
Baseball Today
Les
Cleveland, Con
University Club Golf: Mabon Tops Big Field In Spring Handicap
Rutgers sailor C Mabon led a large field at the St Andrews Golf Club semi annual spring handicap event under University Club auspices with 173-2183. Harvard's A H Lockett took second, Yale's E H Hart third. John Reid Jr of Yale posted best gross 142 while George T Brokaw of Princeton rated plus. Afternoon ball sweepstakes won by Lockett.
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St. Andrews Golf Club
University Club
C. Mabon
Rutgers
A. H. Lockett
Harvard
E. H. Hart
Yale
John Reid, Jr
George T. Brokaw
Princeton
Lockett
M. C. Haviland
Cornell
Mabon
EH Hart
H W. Banks, Jr
Williame
Eens Reese
RL. Harrison
Univ. of Virginia
M Cc. Haviland
Wv. Beckwith
Williams
C J. Sullivan
Amherst
J T. Gillespie
Yale - A
W. Kingsland
Columbia
W. Alexander
C W. Pierson
L Everett
Trinity
Cam
A P. Alvord
Ambherst
Ogsten Hammond
W. L Kingsler
University
Taunton
Johns Hopkins
A. Moore
Mass. Tech
R. Thurston
T. Brokaw
Hill
E. Walradt
H. Bacon
D. B. Lawrence
Columbi
R Inn
San Francisco Hosts Atlantic Fleet Farewell Festivities
The Atlantic fleet wraps up a month of festivities in San Francisco with banquets balls and exhibitions. Officers report discipline slipped as entertainments waned after a sequence of campus events at Berkeley including a luncheon under the oaks and athletics. A gold onyx service was gifted to the cruiser California and chaplains were feted at the Fairmount Hotel amid army navy baseball games and Gaelic Club performances.
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San Francisco
Puget Sound
California
Berkeley
Harmon Gymnasium
Fairmount Hotel
Army
Navy
Presidio
Vanderbilt Chauffeur Fined for Overspeeding
Justice Glover at Ardsley fined Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt's chauffeur for speeding while transporting Mrs Vanderbilt to Mount Kisco. The chauffeur admitted guilt. Frank Butler, son of grocer James Butler, denied overspeeding and was given two weeks to produce witnesses.
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Vanderbilt
Justice Glover
Ardsley
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Mount Kisco
Frank Butler
James Butler
Wealthy Chicago Woman Swindled in Art Scam
Chicago reports Mrs. James A. Patten of Evanston was swindled out of 10000 by a canvasser claiming Eastern art publishers. He obtained an $8 order for books and art works, then induced a second investment totaling about 29. Mrs Patten signed twenty or more $1000 notes discounted by the Sahoo.
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Chicago
James A. Patten
Evanston
Shaffer
Patten
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