Juggler Disqualified After Harlem Selling Stakes Upset
Aggier won the Harlem Selling Stakes at Belmont Park but was disqualified for a foul on Grapple midway down the stretch. Grapple took the race with Rye second and Spooner third amid stewards deliberations and jockey claims.
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Aggier
Harlem
Belmont Park
Grapple
Rye
Spooner
Juggler
Mr. Farrell
McDaniel
Shaw
Home
E. W. Jewett
H. J. Morris
8. S. Howland
Frank J. Farrell
Sullivan Clan
Grapre
Arasee
George Odom
State League Results Show Tight Eleven Inning Game
Duca allowed four runs over eleven innings as J and G beat Wilkes Barre 5 to 1. Albany topped Syracuse 4 to 3, while Binghamton defeated Troy 2 to 0.
Golfing stars named in Metropolitan Amateur Championship field
Nearly all prominent district amateurs enter the tenth annual Metropolitan Golf Association championship at Baltusrol. Ninety entries include Arthur Graham, Fred Herreshoff missing regular entry, with many past champions such as Jerome Travers Walter Travis Harold Wilcox and Gilman Tiffany among those listed. The tournament starts with a 36 hole medal qualifying round to determine the 32 who advance to the championship, with cups offered for two additional divisions.
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Metropolitan Golf Association
Baltusros Golf Club
Archie Graham
North Jersey
Fred Herreshoff
Garden City
Graham
Herreshoff
Herbert M. Harriman
Jerome B. Travers
Montclair
Walter J. Travis
Gorden City
Findlay
Douglas
Apawamis
Charles Seely
Wee Burn
Harold Wilcox
Gilman P. Tiffany
Powelton
Hudson River Golf Association
Charles Hitchcock
Baltusrol
Louis Livingston
Robert C. Watson
Westbrook
George T. Brokaw
American golfers fare poorly in St Andrews preliminary
At St Andrews on May 18 five American women competed in the eighteen hole stroke play of the British championship. Windy conditions and high scores marked the day. Miss M. F. Phelps and Miss Frances C Griscom both shot 106. Miss E. G. Suttle won with a lower score as many of the 138 players carded large totals.
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St. Andrews
Scotland
Great Britain
E. G. Suttle
Miles Too Much for Sands in Olympic Court Tennis Opener
London May 18 Eustace H Miles defeated Charles E Sands of New York in straight sets 6 3 6 3 6 3 to win the Olympic court tennis opener at Queen s Club.
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London
Queen's Club
Eustace H. Miles
Charles E. Sands
New York
English judges to preside over Mineola dog show
The Ladies' Kennel Association of America brings England’s top judges Midgley Marsden and C Houlker to Mineola Long Island for the annual dog show on June 4 and 6. With 60 classes plus specials a cup for best pack of five foxhounds enters. Entries close May 2 to James Mortimer, superintendent Hempstead Long Island.
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Ladies’ Kennel Association of America
England
Midgley Marsden
C. Houlker
Mineola
Long Island
James Mortimer
Hempstead
Famous Trotting Stallion Todd Dies at New Jersey Farm
Todd the renowned trotting sire died of pneumonia at William C. Bradley’s stock farm near Somerville New Jersey two miles from town. He was buried before stables with a tablet planned. Bradley bought him for 30000 at Madison Square Garden Old Glory sale last fall. Todd bred by J Malcolm Forbes, Boston 1899 aged nine. He earned 10000 to 15000 yearly and sired Kentucky Todd 208, Cochato Douglass and Sir Todd among others with nine of fifteen three year olds last year clocking under 2151.
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Todd
William C. Bradley
New York
Somerville
N. J
Mr. Bradley
Bradley
Madison Square Garden
Cording
J. Malcolm Forbes
Boston
Bingen
Fanella
Arion
Shre
Electioneer
Kentucky Todd
Cochato Douglass
Sir Todd
Tigers Triumph Over Highlanders In 11-6 Detroit Rally
Detroit defeats New York 11 to 6 at American League Park in a high scoring game. Tigers pounded Chesbro for eight runs in two innings and added six more on the board as Mullin was tagged for three Detroit pitchers in a combative afternoon.
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Yankee
Highlanders
Hughey Jennings
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Tigers
New York
Jack
Chesbro
Griffith
Tiger
Joe Doyle
Doc
Newton
Mullin
Yankees
Coughlin
Jennings
Philadelphia Battery Names and Umpires of Game
At Philadelphia R H EL Philadelphia 5 x12 13 St Louis 114310000-10111 Batteries Philadelphia Vickers Schlitzer Schuck Maxwell Smith St Louis Petty Dineen Cress Spencer Umpires Connolly Egan
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Philadelphia
R. H. EL
St. Louis
Vickers
Schlitzer
Schuck
Maxwell
Smith
Petty
Dineen
Cress
Spencer
Connolly and
Egan
Washington Batteries Hit by Hughes and Warner
Washington beats Chicago in a pitched game with Washington players Hughes Warner and others guiding the offense while Chicago’s Altrock Walsh Sullivan Smith and Sheridan contribute.
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Washington
R. H. E. Washington
Chicago
Hughes and Warner
Walsh
Altrock
Smith and Sullivan
Sheridan
Giants On The Slide Lose Third Straight To Cincinnati
Cincinnati defeated the New York Giants 9 to 5 as Mathewson faltered in the seventh inning. Ganzel hit a three bagger with three singles and Seymour homered in the fifth. Malarkey relieved and the Giants could muster only one run in the ninth. McGraw seeks George Upp to bolster pitching.
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Cincinnati
New York Giants
St. Louis
Mathewson
New York
Matty
Malarkey
Giants
Spade
Ganzel
Seymour
McGraw
George Upp
Columbus
Shannon
Huggins
Kane
Tenney
Lobert
Devlin
E . Mitchell
Uv Bresnahan
Sehler
Paskett
Doyle
Hulswitz
Bridwell
Mevo Uv
Mitchell
Bresnahan
Huls— Witt
Schlel
O Spade
O’ Day
Eastern League today with six games listed
Jersey City visits Montreal while Newark travels to Rochester and Providence meets Toronto. Baltimore plays Buffalo. Score notes show Montreal 4 Jersey City 11 and Buffalo 2 Baltimore 0 with Toronto 2 Providence 1.
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Jersey City
Montreal
Newark
Rochester
Providence
Toronto
Baltimore
Buffalo
Mariocating
P.C
P.C. Newark
SRS
New England and Connecticut League Scores Reported
New England League results show Worcester 3 Brockton 3 Lynn 9 Lawrence 1 Haverhill 3 Lowell 0 New Bedford 5 Fall River 3. Connecticut League results list New Haven 10 Meriden 3 New Britain 1 Waterbury 3. Union League results include Baltimore 11 Brooklyn 2 Wilmington 4 Paterson 3 Elizabeth 5 Philadelphia 9.
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Worcester
Brockton
Lynn
Lawrence
Haverhill
Lowell
New Bedford
Fall River
New Haven
Meriden
New Britain
Waterbury
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Wilmington
Paterson
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Notre Dame Downs Dartmouth 2 0 0 20030 2-8
In Hanover New Hampshire Notre Dame defeated Dartmouth in a 2 to 8 output line with battery pairings listed for Notre Dame Scanlon and R Scanlon and Dartmouth Severance and Leonard. At Syracuse the Rochester scoreline shows a 6 8 while batteries Gardner Whitmyre Dollard Daley and White feature for Syracuse Hamilton and others.
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Hanover
N. H
Notre Dame
Gardner and Whitmyre
Hamilton
Dollard, Daley and
White
Medford
Biase
Rochester
Harrington, Cassidy and
Morrison
Tufts, Bailey, Atwood and
Sullivan
Bacon fractures thigh during Exeter track meet fall
Exeter reports William S Bacon of Macomb Alabama member of Phillips Exeter Academy track team fell hurdling this afternoon and fractured his right thigh He earned his E and was part of the relay team that defeated Andover at the Boston Athletic Association meet He is a member of the class of 1910.
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Exeter
N. H
William 8. Bacon
Macomb
Phillips-Exeter Academy
Bacon
Andover
Doubles Teams Shine In Harlem Club Tennis Meet
In the open lawn tennis tournament at the Harlem Club on 131st Street and Seventh Avenue, Mollenhaver and Burt won the top half while Grant and Palmer took the lower half. Grant and Palmer defeated McMichael and Barnes 6-0 6-1 and Marcus and Van Praag 6-1 6-2, as they prepare for London Olympic championships.
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Harlem Club
131St Street
Seventh Avenue
Henry J. Mollenhaver
L. M. Burt
Wylie €. Grant
Richard H. Palmer
Mollenhaver
Burt
Joseph F. Condon
West Chester
G. Smith
Condon
Mollenhauer
Grant
Palmer
London
Dr. McMichael
R. Barnes
Love
H. Marcus
L. H. van Praag
Kings County
Hamilton Grange
William H Connell
William Rosenbaum
Bedford Park
Harlem
W. C. Grant
New York
Rote
L. H. Fitch
J. F. Paret
West Side
Coal Men Say No Anthracite Shortage Looms
Delaware Lackawanna & Western officials dispute Dr. Steinmetz fears, asserting 450,000,000 tons of anthracite remain underground and that Reading Co. and others hold even more. They note annual mining around 10,000,000 tons and project forty five years of supply at current rates, with price rising gradually but no immediate spike expected.
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Steinmetz
General Electric Companys
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Pennsylvania
Reading Company
Union
Revolver Incident on Broadway Ends With Police Lockup
A man who identified as Levi Sehinall of Chicago drew two revolvers on Broadway causing panic among bystanders. He grabbed a woman's paper, snapped a gun, removed cartridges, then drew a second pistol. Police surrounded him and he was detained on disorderly conduct charges. He claimed he and his wife arrived from Boston after a quarrel.
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Levi Sehinall
Chicago
Broadway
Schinall
Boston
Ber
Captain Cooney Before Commissioner Over Gambling Raid
Police Captain John Cooney of East 6th Street station faced trial before Commissioner Bingham on neglect of duty linked to a raid on an alleged gambling house on East 30th Street. Six men were arrested. four discharged. two pending after waivers. Cooney testified he was overseeing the St Patrick's Day parade when Inspector Dillom alerted him of alleged gambling at East 39th Street. He says four detectives were sent but no gambling found. Commissioner Bingham reserved decision.
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John Cooney
East 6Th Street
Bingham
Central Office
East 30Th Street
Cooney
St. Patrick's Day
Dillom
East 39Th Street
Boston Players Triumph in Intercity Lawn Tennis Matches
In Brookline on May 18 Boston women beat New York opponents in two doubles matches. Edith Roteh and Margaret Curtis defeated Louise Hammond and A N Miles 6 2. Eleanora Sears and Marion Fenne edged Barger-Wallach and Fearey 3 2 6 2.
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Brookline
Mass
Boston
New York
Edith Roteh
Margaret Curtis
Louise Hammond
A. N. Miles
Eleanora Sears
Marion Fenne
Barger-Wallach
Mra M. L. Fearey
Forty Crews Entered in American Henley Regatta
Entries for the sixth annual American Rowing Association regatta in Philadelphia closed with more than forty crews. Harvard Yale Pennsylvania and New York University are among the colleges in the top eight eights listed for the big race.
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Philadelphia
American Rowing Association
Harvard
Yale
Pennsylvania
New York University
Ton College
Swimming Lessons For Schoolboys In Public Baths
The Pim Culture Department of the Board of Education will offer swimming lessons this afternoon for boys from Public Schools 19 4 and 14 at the Public Baths on 23d Street and Avenue A. Dr Ward Crampton will direct a course on diving floating and life saving. Classes run Tuesdays and Thursdays 3 to 5 pm with medals awarded by the Public School Athletic League for top progress.
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Pim Culture Department
The
Board of Education
Public Schools
Public Baths
Avenue A
Ward Crampton
Public School Athletic League
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