Field Mouse Wins Fashion Stakes at Belmont Park
Field Mouse ridden by Notter after a long delay won the Fashion Stakes for two year old fillies at Belmont Park. Berry Maid took the Toboggan Handicap in a tight finish with Restigouche while 30,000 to 35,000 spectators enjoyed a near perfect day.
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Belmont Park
Charlies G. Gates
F. A. Foreythe
Harry Payne Whitmers
Baby Wolf
James R. Keene
Mouse
McCaher
McCahey
Notter
Lady Hubbard
John F. Madden
Merry Pavine Whitney
Mars Cassidy
Lady Mubburg
Mr. Belmont
Glafys Louise
Melissa
Keene
King James
Roseben
Yale Freshmen Lose to Columbia in Lake Whitney Regatta
In New Haven on Lake Whitney the Columbia freshman eight defeated Yale by a narrow margin at the Yale Navy regatta. Columbia led by a few feet after seven-eighths of a mile and finished nearly a length ahead with a 4.30 time compared to the course record of 4.22. The freshman second eight beat Springfield High School and the sophomores edged the seniors for the club championship while the seniors topped the sophomores for the class title. The second varsity beat the third and the varsity eight displayed strong form with an exhibition row.
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Mary
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Yale Navy
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Springfield High School
Interscholastic Lawn Tennis Championship Round Highlights
Thirty six competitors entered the Columbia interscholastic tennis title at South Field. Rain delayed play to midday and semi finals were postponed to next Saturday. L Reimer of Erasmus Hall, last year’s champion, advanced by defeating R Gates of Montclair 3 6 6 4 6 3.
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Montclair High School
Colt's Economy Wins Junior Trial Steeplechase at Two Miles
J. W. Colt's Economy led from the start after Jim McGill tired and won the two mile Junior Trial Steeplechase easily. Sandy Creeker battled to second with King Castle close behind, while Zienap Royal Captive and Zal won their races as winning favorites.
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Weights for the Grand National Steeplechase Announced
The weights for the Grand National Steeplechase over about two and a half miles, set for May 30, were released yesterday. The list names each entrant with assigned weights and penalties.
Gould Defeats Miles for British Amateur Court Title
Jay Gould of New York defeats Eustace H. Miles of Britain three sets to one at Queen's Club London to retain the British amateur court tennis championship amid a sparse crowd. Gould dominated early sets and eased through the fourth, securing the match in straight sets after a two and a half hour contest.
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Newark Edges Rochester in Close Eastern League Game
Newark won 2 to 1 over Rochester in a tight Eastern League contest. Frill and Bannister pitched well for their teams as Newark pulled away with four doubles and two singles in the seventh inning. Rochester scored in the last inning on three singles.
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Montreal blank Jersey City in 3 0 victory
Montreal extended its winning streak by shutting out Jersey City 3 to 0 in a pitchers’ duel. Jones held the visitors to scattered hits as Montreal’s defense and timely plays sealed the win.
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Local Bridges Tournament Scores Update
Bridgeport leads Holyoke 2 1 while New Britain trails New Haven 7 2 and Hartford 4 Waterbury splits with Hartford 7 9 in the second game.
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Battery boys settle Boston game in St Louis
In St Louis the Batteries Boston Young and Bowerman faced Lush and Marshall as umpire Emslie oversaw the play. The line score appears incomplete but notes a game with Boston at 160 to 50 0020 05 250 with a final outcome not fully shown.
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St. Louis
Yachts Start Season With First One-Design Catboat Race
Knickerbocker Yacht Club hosts the 1M8 season opener at College Point. Three catboats compete on a four mile triangular course in a southerly breeze, finishing with Shavenne first, Cock Robin second, and Olga third after eight miles of close racing. Start time 4:46 pm from the club house.
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George J. Siciz
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Olga
Hunt
Clason
Union League Scores Card
Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 6 to 2 in game one. Brooklyn also wins 4 to 2 in game two over Philadelphia. Wilmington beats Elizabeth 6 to 3, Washington 3 Baltimore 2 in game one. Baltimore 6 over Washington 3 in game two. Reading 2 Paterson 0 in game one, and Reading 4 Paterson 1 in game two.
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Philadelphia Triumph Over St Louis in Battery Contest
In Philadelphia the battery pairing of Dygert and Schreck led a 6 battery showdown against St Louis. Egan and Connelly for the Vampires contributed key plays as the home team edged St Louis with a 6 to 0 scoreline.
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Chicago Batteries Game Report With Umpire Sheridan
Readable text shows Chicago Batteries with White and Sullivan in Washington. Burns Falkenberg and Street listed as players. Umpire Sheridan noted.
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Yankees Beat Tigers In High Scoring Opener
The Highlanders defeated the Detroit Tigers 7 to 6 in the season opener before a record crowd of about twenty five thousand at American League Park. Niles stole second and scored the deciding run in the seventh as New York pulled ahead, while Detroit rallied in the final inning but fell short. Umpires Evans and Hurst.
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Wild Bill" Donovan
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Cleveland and Boston Batter Exchange in Winter Meeting
In Boston the contest features Cleveland and Boston with players including Joss Clark Cicotte Carrigan and umpire O Loughlin. The fragment notes Batteries Cleveland Joss and Clark with Winter at Boston and references Cicotte and Carrigan.
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Giants Meet Defeat in Ambiguous Ames Baseball Game
Ambiguous OCR text describes a baseball game with names Karl Basel Mathewson from Ames and an umpire Dar. Details are unclear but indicate a defeat and partial innings.
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Mathewser
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Cubs Rally Past Brooklyn 4-3 In Ninth Inning
In a tight Chicago comeback, the Cubs scored twice in the final frame to edge the Brooklyn Superbas 4 to 3. Starting pitcher Wilhelm held his counterparts to limited offense, with Reulbach finally closing out the win after Pfeister struggled.
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