Juggler Disqualified After Belmont Stakes Upset
George Odom’s Juggler won the Harlem Selling Stakes at Belmont Park but was disqualified for foul play against Grapple in the stretch. Grapple, with Rye second and Spooner third, took the race amid a debated stewards’ decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Odom
Juggler
Belmont Park
Grapple
Rye
Spooner
Mr. Farrell
McDaniel
Shaw
Home
E. W. Jewett
H. J. Morris
State League Results with Notable Scores
Eleven innings saw Tuca defeat Scranton 4 to 2 while A. J. & G. beat Wilkes-Barre 5 to 1. Albany topped Syracuse 4 to 3 and Binghamton won 2 to 0 against Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuca
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Albany
Syracuse
Binghamton
Troy
Golfing Stars Named For Metropolitan Championship
Nearly all top district amateurs enter the tenth annual Metropolitan Golf Association championship at Baltusrol tomorrow and over the next days. Notables include Jerome Travers and Walter Travis among others with a 36 hole medal qualifying round and two additional cup divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Findlay S. Douglas
Apawamis
Charles Seely
Wee Burn
Harold Wilcox
Mont
American golfers fare poorly in British women’s opener
Five American players in the St Andrews women’s championship faced a windy eighteen hole stroke test. Miss M. F. Phelps shot 105 and Miss Frances C. Griscom 106, while Miss E. G. Suttie won with 89. Many of 138 entrants turned in high scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews
Scotland
Great Britain
M. F. Phelps
Frances C. Griscom
United States
E. G. Suttie
Miles Too Much For Sands In Olympic Tennis Opener
London May 18 Eustace H. Miles defeated Charles E. Sands of New York in straight sets 6 3 6 3 6 3 at Queen's Club opening the Olympic court tennis tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Queen's Club
Eustace H. Miles
Charles E. Sands
English judges for Mineola dog show announced
The Ladies' Kennel Association of America brings England’s Midgley Marsden and Houlker to judge breeds at the Mineola Long Island show on June 4 and 6. The program features 60 regular classes plus specials, including a cup for five foxhound couples. Entries close May 2 with superintendent James Mortimer in Hempstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Kennel Association of America
England
Midgley Marsden
Houlker
Mineola
Long Island
James Mortimer
Hempstead
Famous Trotting Stallion Todd Dies at New Jersey Farm
Todd, a renowned trotting sire, died of pneumonia Sunday at William C. Bradley’s stock farm near Somerville New Jersey. Buried at the stables, Bradley will mark the grave with a tablet. Todd fetched 330 000 at the Ora Jory sale in Madison Square Garden last fall and earned estimates of 10 000 to 15 000 yearly. Born 1899 g by Bingen dam Fanella, he sired Kentucky Todd 2 08 and others, with nine of fifteen foals from last year’s crop sub 2 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Detroit Tigers Rout Highlanders In 11-6 Ashaiming Win
Detroit defeated New York 11 to 6 as Mullin and Chesbro struggled for the Yankees. The Tigers pounded out 15 hits, with six runs in the second inning and four in the eighth. Umpire friction led to ejections as Coughlin and Jennings clashed after several calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee
Highlanders
Hughey Jennings
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Tigers
New York
Jack
Chesbro
Griffith
Tiger
Joe Doyle
Dec
Newton
Mullin
Yankees
Coughlin
Jennings
McIntyre
Niles
Kleinow
O Schmidt
O'Leary
Orth Doyle
Doyle
Doxee
Cobb
Stahl
Crawford
Rossman
Crawford Cobb
Schaefer
Hurst
Evans
Giants Fall to Reds in Third Straight Loss
Cincinnati defeated the New York Giants 9 to 5 in Cincinnati, extending New York’s slide to three losses. Mathewson faltered in the seventh as Cincinnati rallied for five runs, with Malarkey finishing him. Seymour homered for the Giants, while McGraw pursues George Upp to bolster the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
New York Giants
St. Louis
Mathewson
New York
Matty
Malarkey
Giants
Spade
Ganzel
Seymour
McGraw
George Upp
Columbus
Philadelphia Game Box Score Notes
The record shows Philadelphia versus St. Louis with 111 Batteries names Vickers Schlitzer Schuck Maxwell Smith Petty Dineen Cress and Spencer. Umpires Connolly and Egan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Vickers
Schlitzer
Schuck
Maxwell
Smith
Petty
Dineen
Cress
Spencer
Connolly and
Egan
Eastern League Games Today
Jersey City at Montreal Newark at Rochester Providence at Toronto Baltimore at Buffalo Final scores show Baltimore and Buffalo leading. Montreal not finished. Rochester leads Jersey City 1 0, Buffalo 2, Providence 1, Toronto 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Montreal
Newark
Rochester
Providence
Toronto
Baltimore
Buffalo
Park
P.C. Newark
S. A
Washington Batteries Triumph in Chicago League Tilt
In Chicago, Batteries Washington Hughes and Warner faced off with Walsh Altrock Smith and Sullivan, securing a notable performance as sideline names Sheridan and Um pire appeared in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
R. H. E. Washington
Chicago
Hughes and Warner
Walsh
Altrock
Smith and Sullivan
Sheridan
New England and Connecticut League Scores Reported
Worcester 5 Brockton 2 and Lynn 9 Lawrence 1 plus Haverhill 3 Lowell in New England play. In Connecticut action New Haven 10 Meriden 3 and New Britain 6 Waterbury 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Brockton
Lynn
Lawrence
Haverhill
Lowell
New Bedford
Fall River
New Haven
Meriden
New Britain
Waterbury
Union League Results Summary
Baltimore defeated Brooklyn 11 to 2 while Wilmington led Paterson 4 to 3 and Elizabeth 5 to Philadelphia in a series of league games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Wilmington
Paterson
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Batteries and Teams List from Hanover Syracuse and Medford
At Hanover New Hampshire Notre Dame and Dartmouth matchups noted with batteries Scanlon Scanlon Severance Leonard. At Syracuse players Gardner Whitmyre Hamilton Dollard Daley White listed. At Medford Massachusetts Rochester teams Harrington Cassidy Morrison Tufts Bailey Atwood Sullivan referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
R. HE
Notre Dame
Dartmouth
F. Scanlon
R. Scanlon
Severance
Leonard
Syracuse
Hamilton
Gardner and Whitmyre
Dollard
Daley and
White
Medford
Mass
R. H. E. Rochester
Rochester, Harrington, Cassidy and Morrison
Tufts, Bailey, Atwood and Sullivan
Exeter Athlete Fractures Thigh Hurdling at Meet
William S. Bacon of Macomb Illinois, a Phillips Exeter Academy track team member, fell while hurdling and fractured his right thigh this afternoon. He earned an E for the relay team that defeated Andover at the Boston Athletic Association meet and is class of 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
N. H
William 8. Bacon
Macomb, II
Phillips-Exeter Academy
Bacon
Andover
Fast doubles play at Harlem Lawn Tennis Club event
The Harlem Club on 131st Street and Seventh Avenue hosted a brisk open doubles tennis tournament yesterday. Mollenhauer and Burt won the top half 6 3 6 2 over Condon and Smith, while Grant and Palmer dominated McMichael Barnes 6 0 6 1 and then vanquished Marcus and Van Praag 6 1 6 2. The day featured many prominent players including Shep Homans and Charles Bull Jr as crowds gathered to watch the championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem Club
131St Street
Seventh Avenue
Henry J. Mollenhauer
Li. M. Burt
Wylie C. Grant
Richard H. Palmer
Mollenhauer
Burt
Joseph F. Condon
West Chester
G. Smith
Condon
Grant
Palmer
London
Dr. Mc Michael
R. Barnes
Love
H. Marcus
L. H. van Praag
L. M. Burt
Kings County
Hamilton Grange
William H Connell
William Rosenbaum
Bedford Park
Harlem
W. C. Grant
New York
Dr. McMichael
Rockaway
L. H. Fitch
J. P. Paret
West Side
Westchester
Richard H Palmer
L. H van Praag
Coal Men Affirm Ample Anthracite Supply Despite Fears
Delaware Lackawanna and Western officials say Pennsylvania deposits enough to last roughly forty five years at current output of about ten million tons annually. They cite 456 million tons of high grade coal plus extensive lower grade reserves and note there is no national anthracite source outside Pennsylvania. Prices may rise gradually with production costs, but immediate scarcity is denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinmetz
General Electric Company
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Pennsylvania
Reading Company
Union
Draws Revolvers on Broadway in Disorderly Row
A man claiming to be Levi Sehinan of Chicago caused panic on Broadway by drawing two revolvers from his pocket. He wrested a paper from a woman, broke a gun, removed cartridges, then displayed a second firearm as police surrounded him. He said he and his wife arrived from Boston after a quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Sehinan
Chicago
Broadway
Schinall
Boston
Res
Captain Cooney Before Bingham Trial Over Gambling Raid
Police Captain John Cooney of East 67th street faced trial before Commissioner Bingham on neglect of duty after a raid by Central Office detectives on an alleged gambling house in East 39th street. Six men were arrested. four discharged and two pending examination. Cooney said he was tied up with the St Patrick's Day parade and that four detectives were sent to East 30th street but no gambling could be found. Commissioner Bingham reserved decision.
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Ben Brush
Rosegerland
V. Ee
Keene
Notter Garner
Due
Madden
Gardner
Musgrave
Cellay
Ae Art
Koerner
Me Wilson
Duga
Mosby
Met ‘Arthy
Tyree
Powell
Ae En
Joe Madedn
Stavesman
Tod
Bettinore
Brussel
Schulte
Notter
Schilling
Thomas
Sumter
McCormick
Cave
Wingut
McCarthy
Garner
Beverwyck
Livingston
Conlin
Rainey
I. Miller
Aste
McDaniell O
Ponta: Miss
Belmont
Mathews
Keating
Lady Irma
Pippin
Dieudon
Forse and
Pewee St
Garner Eee
Beverwyck St
McDaniel
Gratore
Carman
McLaughlin
Shaw
tHitchcork
I. Ie
McGinnis
Deiy
Lynch
Fins A
Lee
E. Dugan
Apeleer
Richards
Berkele
Oxford
Dandelion
Ber Welbourne
Harlem
Woolethorpe
Perrett
Sullivan
Lemaire
Arapee Oo
Emery
Jusgier
Spooner
Arasee
Pessara
Auguste Cane
Shreve
Foreythe
Astie
Littlefield
Wilson
Garson
Ota Dorie
Dorente
Big Chief
Jubilee
Mazuma
George—Hundiey
Pees Wei
Pees
Avie Sitco
Dugan
McClelland
Werrberg
Ns Harcourt
Carrenn
John Cooney
East 67Th Street
Bingham
Central Office
East 39Th Street
Cooney
St. Patrick's Day
Dillon
East 30Th Street
Boston Players Beat New York In Intercity Tennis
In Brookline Massachusetts on May 18 Boston players won two intercity lawn tennis matches against New York. Edith Rotoh and Margaret Curtis defeated Louise Hammond and Mrs A N Miles 6 2 7. Eleanora Sears and Marion Fenno beat Mrs Barger-Wallach and M L Fearey 3 2 6 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Mass
Boston
New York
Edith Roteh
Margaret Curtis
Louise Hammond
A. N. Miles
Eleanora Sears
Marion Fenno
Barger-Wallach
M. L. Fearey
Forty Crews Enter Sixth American Henley Regatta
Entries closed for the sixth annual regatta of the American Rowing Association with more than forty crews named. Harvard Yale Pennsylvania and New York University are among the ten college eights entered for the big race in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
American Rowing Association
Harvard
Yale
Pennsylvania
New York University
Swimming Lessons for Schoolboys by City Education
The Culture Department of the Board of Education will expand its reach this afternoon as Public Schools 19 40 and 14 boys take swimming lessons at the Public Baths on 23d Street and Avenue A. Dr Ward Crampton directs a course in floating and life saving with sessions on Tuesday and Thursday from 3 to 5 o clock. Medals will be awarded by the Public School Athletic League to top progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culture Department
The
Board of Education
Public Baths
Avenue A
Ward Crampton
Public School Athletic League
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Dorante
Jockers
Pessara Cot
Dugen
Lergely
Derante
Jimmy McLeuchlin
Rifleman
Berkeley
F. R. Hitchcock
James R. Keene
Ben Brush-Rosegarland
Casque
Joesen
Fitz
Baretto
Itelf
Rara Avis
Frizette
Harcourt
Tom McCreery
Benning
Peste
Harrisburg
Penn
N. Lazgrnick
Belmont Park Racing
William Bradley
Cleveland
W. i. PC
Box
Pittsburg
National League
Huggins
Shannon
Kane
Tenney
Hulswitz
Bridwell
Pee Tenia
Ee Malarkey
Mitchell
Bresnahan
Jay—Huls—witz
Schlei
Morgan and
Carrigan
Cleve
O' Loughlin
Land
Liebhardt
Bemis
R. H. E. Pittsbure
Camnitz
Gibson
Phila- Richie
Dorin Delphia
Klem and
Rudderham
NEW England
Lamb Engine
Chambers Street
Lamb Engine G
Baseball Today
Grant and
Olympic
Dr. Lombard
G. J. Foran
H. Bassford
A. Bassford, Jr
Roy Richey
W. M. Fitch
E. Lee
P. J. Phaelen
James S. Cushman
Thomas C. Trask
Shep Homans
Dr. H. T. Lee
Charles M. Bull, Jr
M. S. Charlock
J. S. Cornwall
J. S. Torrey
William B. Cragin, Jr
E. C Leaycraft
F. L. Peil
G A. L. Dionne
Hobart
Wet Ewannals
Monocle Eaacuses
Tom McGrath
Big Ben
Adriana Oe
Queen Margwerite
Fleming Anon Ord
Emerich
Glenham c
Pat Bulger
Eydent Fordello
Rolando
Lord Stanhope
Ark
Tom Dolan
Royal Lady
Hyperion
Tommy Waddell
Apple
Pune
East 59Th Street
Thomas Model K
F. O. B. Buffalo
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