Baychester Stakes Lights Up Wet Belmont Day
The Belmont Park program ran amid rain and mud with Question Mark defeating Golden Pearl in the Baychester Stakes as the lone upset among six races. Bayonet won the steeplechase while Col. Jack upset Aletheno in the short main card. Teddy Koerner rode Bellwether to victory in the final event. Superman, James R. Keene’s star, reportedly injured himself in the Metropolitan Handicap and may be sidelined.
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Belmont Park
Jamaica
E. Dugan
Question Mark
Billy Lakeland
Golden Pearl
Jamaics
Robert Cooper
Montgomery
Jack Joyner
Hessian
Joyner
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Maximilian
Kara
McAfee
W. T. Townes
Aiken
Lawrence P. Daley
Aletheno
Mudlark
Col. Jack
Notter
G. Burns
Pessara
John E. Madden
Sir Martin
Ogden
Lady Sterling
Harrigan
Ike
Teddy Koerner
Charney Koerner
Bellwether
J. H. Goode
Jimmy McLaughlin
Lucille BR
McLaughlin
Mr. Goode
Lucille R
Toddington
James R. Keene
Superman
Hanrdbay
B. c
Pessara Middy Morgan
Med St. Fin
Llonel Jack
Arman
Wilson
E Dugan
Lawrence P Dal
Cook
Nicol
Oxford
McCabe
Tle Hartford
Roy Daly
Burns
Colonel Jack
Aic
Aletheuo
Wwinner
y_ Ogden
Sir Ailin
Madden
McCarthy
Carman
Garner
Armiak
Elkwood Park St
Cullen
Tom Reid
Hoyle
Baychester
Ner Ch
Goldcres' Rest
St. Fin Ae
Jock Pen
Lakeland
Mt Schilling Shreve
Forsythe
Dugan
B. G
Voltairo
Tee Pot Lwe
St. Fin
Hitchcock
McKinney
Palm
Hampton St
Henderson
Colt
McAffer
the Knight
Kelleher Ao
Clark
Vervane
Rainey
Dupee
Widener
Palmer
Townes Se
B. Heide
Alken
Sir Dixon
My Queen
Ee Post
Lwe
Dander Sass
Randolph
Schilling
Father Staff
Thomas)Wilson
Cc. Miller
A. Phyl
Curlen
Nedum
Cella
Zeexane
Bergen
Tyree
Powell
Indian Hunter
G. Swain
Kentee
Carter
Murphy
Shreve
Moore, O
Bethlehem Ae Nee
Fulton
Harry Rogers
B&o St
Francis
Thistle Belle
McCahey
Hepheestus Cceseve
Schlosser
Horner
Distract
Baverwyck St
W. Burna
Lady Beverwyck
Seseeee
Gerst
Stafford
Wamboro
Pete
Woolshorpe Paver Bells
Banet
Por Po
S&s
T. x
Ewececes
Mathews
T. Burn
St Joseph
Ilarronay
Sir Toddington
Mulligan
Healey
Chantilly
Nick Stoner
Sit Ting
Close Fight on Track Harvard Yale Duel Sets Stakes
Boston May 15 The annual Harvard Yale dual track meet at Stadium is seen as highly open with Yale favored in pole vault hammer and several sprints while Harvard leads in jumps shot put and long distance races Yale slightly ahead in 22 yard dash and hurdles. Boston Harvard Princeton baseball Brown game and interclass regatta add to Cambridge sports slate tomorrow.
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Boston
Harvard
Yale
Brown
Cambridge
American women enter British open golf at St Andrews
The United States will be represented by five players in the British women's open at St Andrews starting Tuesday. Notable entrant Miss Mary B. Adams, who reached Cromer’s sixth round, opens with a bye and meets Miss Maitland of Earls Ferry in the second round.
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London
United States
St. Andrews
Mary B. Adams
Cromer
Miss Adams
H. Maitland
Earls Ferry
Marjory Phelps
Edith Leith
Carlisle
Silloth
M. F. Phelps
Cecilia Leith
Frances C. Griscom
Merion
G. Hunter
Miss Griscom
Sumpter
Hunstanton
Anita Phipps
Springfield
Miss Scovell
Miss Phipps
New Jersey Golf Association Announces Ninth Championship
The New Jersey State Golf Association unveils an Englewood links tournament on June 4 6 with eighteen hole medal rounds to seed match play. The event includes team competition and a 36 hole final, entries closing June 1 with J Whitney Baker.
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New Jersey State Golf Association
Englewood Golf Club
J. Whitney Baker
England
Allan N. Kennaday
Montclair
Columbia Freshman Eight Sails to Yale Race
Columbia's freshman eight oared crew headed to New Haven to race Yale freshmen on Lake Whitney this afternoon. The lightest Columbia freshman squad weighs just under 10 pounds per man and features Kinney bow Herbert Pitt Lovejoy Ransom Miller Phillips Gatch stroke with Eddison as coxswain.
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Columbia
New Haven
Yale
Lake Whitney
Kinney
Herbert
Pitt
Lovejoy
Ransom
Miller
Phillips
Gatch
Eddison
Yale May Seek England Trip for Track Team
New Haven May 15 It is understood at Yale a conference will occur during the Yale Harvard track meet at Cambridge to decide if a Yale Harvard track team will be kept in training for a summer visit to England to meet a Cambridge Oxford team. Yale also awaits Harvard track agreement news. Since 1891 relations have been on a nine year basis.
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New Haven
Yale
Cambridge
England
Harvard
Columbia Interscholastic Track Meet At Columbia Oval
Fourteen schools have entered boys for the Columbia interscholastic track championship at Columbia Oval Willams bridge this afternoon. Nearly one hundred athletes are listed. Newark Academy, last year’s champion, did not enter due to a scheduling conflict. The Columbia interscholastic lawn tennis championship will be at South Field today with twelve leading East preparatory schools entering players.
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Columbia
Whitely Injured Hurting Princeton In Dual Meet
Princeton notes alter race plans as G H Whitely torn tendon is confined to the infirmary and will miss intercollegiate trials. The injury weakens Princeton's bid to limit Cornell's scoring in the upcoming dual meet at home tomorrow.
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the Tribune
Princeton
N. J
G. H. Whitely
Tigers
Cornell
Giants Blitz Reds In First Game Of Series
New York Giants win 9 to 2 over Cincinnati with a decisive eighth inning rally. Merkle and Bresnahan drive key hits as Campbell falters and McGinnity closes out the win. Taylor started for the Giants and Hulswitz and Lobert misplays aid the rally.
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Cincinnati
New York Giants
Campbell
Giants
Hulswitz
Lobert
Reds
Taylor
Merkle
McGinnity
Doyle
Huggins
Kane
Devlin
Nicklin
Bridwell
Shannon
Tenney
Dovlin
Seymour
Bresnahan
Herzog
Paskett
Merklem
New York
Devitp
Mitchell
Bresna
Kan
Ganzel
Hite
O' Day
Donlin
Senlet
Mowrey
Brooklyn Too Much for Cubs in World Championship Tilt
Brooklyn outplayed the Chicago Cubs 5 to 3 in Chicago. Evers muff in the fourth and Tinker’s ninth inning fumble cost Chicago two and one run respectively. Hummell led the visitors with three hits including a three-base hit, two stolen bases, and a fine catch.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Evers
Tinker
Superbag
Hummell
Sheehan
Lumley
Jordan
Lewis
Pattee
Maloney
Bergen
McIntyre
Piers Abribpoee
VU Sheckard
Schulte
Whance
YU Steinfeldt, Ab
Ou So
Hofman, Cf
Kling. c
O'Tinker, S
Fraser, P
Ee Ene Sa
Max—loney
Sheckard
Chance
Kling
Chicao
Fraser
Sntyre
Rigier
Detroit to Meet Yankees in Four-Game Series Start
Detroit, the 1907 pennant winners, will begin a four game series with the New York Yankees at American League Park today. Dr. Newton is expected to pitch for New York. Rain postponed the Cleveland Yankees game yesterday and several league games were rained out. The American League standings show New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago leading. Detroit and Cleveland middle of the pack.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
LPC
L. Pc
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Pew
P.C
Yankees
Newton
Detroit Beats Boston 6 4 in Boston Baseball Clash
Detroit defeats Boston 6 to 4 at Boston. Run sequence includes Detroit scoring in the first and late innings while Boston answers with scattered runs. Pitchers Killian Schmidt for Detroit and Young Criger for Boston. Umpire O Loughlin officiated.
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Boston
R. H.E
Detroit
Killian
Schmidt
Young and Criger
O' Loughlin
Eastern League Games Today With Rain Delays
Jersey City faces Montreal while Newark plays Rochester and Baltimore meets Buffalo on wet grounds. Providence travels to Toronto with additional rain affected matchups and cancelled games cited in league standings and results across state and union leagues.
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Jersey City
Montreal
Newark
Rochester
Baltimore
Buffalo
Providence
Toronto
W. LP
C. Ww
LPC
Buffalo E
New England League Scores From Thursday
Lawrence blank Brockton five. Lynn edged Fall River zero one to zero. Worcester defeated Lowell while Aerosmith blanked New Bedford in a high scoring set of games.
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New England
Lawrence
Brockton
Lynn
Worcester
Lowell
Aerosmirh
New Bedford
Boston Leads St Louis Battery Team in Meeting
St Louis hosts a gathering featuring Boston Dorner and Bowerman with team members Raymond Ludwig and Hostetter. An arranged list includes Um pire-Emsilie and others as part of the event.
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St. Louis
Mn. H.E
Boston
St Louis
Ookcoeo Ooco
Dorner and Bowerman
Raymond
Ludwig
Hostetter
Emsilie
Philadelphia Beats Pittsburg 11 to 0 in Exhibition
At Pittsburg final score shows Philadelphia defeating Pittsburg 11 to 0. McQuillian and Dooin from Philadelphia facing Willis and Gibbon of Pittsburg behind the plate with Klem and Rudderham as umpires.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
McQuillian
Dooin
Willis
Gibbon
Phillippi
O'Connor
Klem and
Rudderham
White Sox Manager Fielder Jones Suspended For Dispute
Philadelphia May 15 Fielder Jones manager of the Chicago White Sox is indefinitely suspended by Ban Johnson president of the American League for disputing with the umpire in a game against the Athletics on Wednesday.
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Philadelphia
Fielder Jones
Chicago White Sox
Ban Johnson
American League
Athletics
Burns Squires Clash in Dublin Bout Ground to Terms
Promoters report negotiations failing for a Dublin fight between heavyweight champion Tommy Burns and Australian Bill Squires. Burns demanded stiff financial terms, though London had announced a July Dublin match with a $7,500 purse and a $25 side bet.
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Dublin
Tommy Burns
Bill Squires
Burns
London
Squires
New Trial Sought in Slander Suit Against Naomi Ring
Arthur M. Johnson filed yesterday in Supreme Court White Plains for Mrs. Naomi Duncombe Ring of Mount Vernon a new trial in the slander case brought by Miss Grace Raymond. Raymond won verdict for 33.00. Ring’s counsel says love letters with Raymond’s name were found and an adjournment was granted to answer the application.
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Justice Tompkins
Supreme Court
White Plains
Arthur M. Johnson
Naomi Duncombe Ring
Mount Vernon
Miss Grace Raymond
Miss Raymond
Ring
Amherst Beats Princeton In Upset College Diamond Game
Amherst College tops Princeton University in a competitive matchup on the diamond. The game featured strong pitching and clutch hitting as Amherst secured a narrow win to cap a tight contest.
Amherst Beats Princeton in Uphill Baseball Clash
Amherst edges Princeton 7 to 5 after trailing 5 4 through four innings. McClure settles and Amherst rallies with timely hits in fifth and sixth, then adds insurance in seventh and eighth to spoil Princeton's 11 game win streak.
Trinity Falls to Villanova in 4–0 Baseball Tilt
Hartford May 15 Trinity was defeated by Villanova 4 to 0. Villanova pitcher Tel oquin struck out seventeen batters. Trinity lineup: Cook and Smith behind the plate. Villanova: Teloquin and Walsh.
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Conn
Trinity
Villanova
Villa Nova
R. H. E. Villanova
Cook and Smith
Teloquin and
Walsh
Phillips Andover loses to University of Rochester 3 to 1
In Andover Massachusetts on May 15 Phillips Andover Academy fell 3 to 1 to the University of Rochester. Errors by Andover aided Rochester while both teams did not hit hard. Batteries Rochester Lamson Harrington Caindy Morrison Andover Moore Snell. Baseball today at 3:30 P.M. at American League Park New York Americans vs Detroit.
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Bates
Nourse
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de Ananacatecaas
Eee
Raymond
Lynch
Phinney
Booth
Andover
Mass
Phillips Andover Academy
University of Rochester
R. HE
Rochester
Amor
Baseball Today
American League Park
Detroit
Newark dealers listed for auto sales and service
Automobile firms Brush-McLaren Motor Co at 47 William St Newark and H. J. Koehler at 1709 Broadway New York are shown with car categories and motor catalog references. The entry also notes Newark Montclair connections in the dealer network.
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Brush-McLaren Motor Co
William St. Newark
Ellis Motor Car Co
Halsey St
Newark
Bills Motor Car Co
Robert Hunter Reports on Union Square Incident
Robert Hunters three open letters to Governor Hughes Mayor McClellan and Commissioner Bingham present a detailed account of the Union Square bomb outrage drawn from eyewitness stories. He urges charter changes rights and police tactics while criticizing authorities for suppressing peaceful assemblies and denying disorder occurred.
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Robert Hunter
Hughes
McClellam
Bingham
Union Square
Hunter
Charter Commission
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