Cup for Rio Grande at Belmont Park headlines clear win
Dion Kerr rode Rio Grande to victory in Belmont Park amateur Cup, squeezing through a rail opening to beat Black Oak by a short head. Antius and Daymond trailed as entries from August Belmont and others battled in a jagged field.
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Dion Kerr
Ficely
W. F. Mathu
Rio Grande
Belmont Park
August Belmont
Black Oak
Anterus
Daymond
Antieus
Belmont
Mr. Tucker
Mr. Darmon
Anteus
Mr. Kerr
Rio Grange
Master of Craft
Jay O'Brien
Master
Mr. O'Brien
Meadow Brook
Courtland Smith
Pete Daler
Longstreet
Ell
Mr. Heyes
My Grace
Ambrose Clark
Mr. Clark
Bat
J. E. Davis
W.F Mathews
Park View
Harry Payne Whitney
Jersey Lightning
Perk View
Littleddy Koerner
Sandpiper
Hamsburg
Kildeer
Pippin
Tory Bonero
Eddie Melons
Red River
Rialto
Risho
Ted Aneheed
Tony Romero
B. G
Algol—Lass
Langdéen
Lad of Lawren
Delaby
Aimee
Parrell
Garner
Cornelb
Norton
Rere
McDaniel
Tommy Wadéel
Clancy
A Musgrave Io
Big Hena Owernberg
Bt Sts
Notter
Joan Marrs
Rainey
E. Dugan
Fieming
Carman
G. Burns
Battleaxe
Gilman
Fleming
Hamburg
kKildeer
Hien
San Iyiper Osseee
Newcastle Ft
E. Dugan de Pippine
Newcastle St
Musgrave
Gliding Belle
Schulte
Notter Bell
McCahey
Xebec Whitney
Koerner
Comnaught Searcor
Madden
Tordelino Ates
Spreckels
Mrish King
Forsythe
Amri
Livingston
Shreve
Dr Pillow
Griffin
Princess
Per
Il Barnes
Tom Bletch
China
Il Gerner
Marshall
Flynn
Brussell
Whitney
Padninert
Xebec
Copper Princess
Seil
Pessara
Valera
Powe
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Mathews
D. Kerr
Daymon
Randolph
Clarke
J. O'Brien
Mr. Jarke
Wu Prince Ching
Morris
H Tucker
Greeno
Fleischmanny
Lv Arkle
Moran
R.C Man
Belmon
Kerry
Punka
Neha
Pete Dailey
Grace
Ceani
Ge J Lynch
Flying Machine
Hayes
Ha Io
Hampton
J.O’ Brien
Warrior
Evans
L. Evans
Nimrod
Travis
Mr. J. Evans
Clark
Hampton Stable
Mr Smith
Eli
Sain— Samn
Americe
Feire
Jock A Mtinn
Joyner
Darden
Garner Lene
Jack
Arman
G. Burne
Tony Bonero
E Red River
Colonel Eek
Morningside
Bettin
Por Lwe
T. Koerner
Li Agntsing
Duryea
A 'G. Burns
Gowan
Caffrey
Ace Garner
Puteade
P. Kelly
Duryea Named Deputy Steward of Jockey Club
At a meeting of the stewards of the Jockey Club at the Windsor Arcade Herman B. Duryea was named deputy steward for August Belmont during Belmont's absence abroad. Firex Moor and H. K. Knapp were appointed members to represent the club at spring meetings at Gravesend and Sheepshead Bay. Sir Ho J. Morris was appointed to preside over the Buffalo Racing Association. The jockey licensee S. J. Bar-Met was withdrawn amid the Maryland Jockeys spring meeting report.
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Jockey Club
Wintser Arcade
Herman B. Duryes Wes
August Belmont
Belmont
Anfirex Moor
H. K Knapp
Meneres
Gravesend
Bheepshead Bay
Sir Ho J. Morris
Piese
Buffalo Racing Association
Sekey Club
Great Neck Beaten At Polo By New Haven Team
New Haven defeats Great Neck in a five gem series for a challenge cup. W. R. Grace struck in the leg by a ball in the tenth period, forcing retirement. Scorer, timer, and officials noted. penalties decided the match.
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Great Neck
Lone Island
New Hever
W. R. Grace
New Haven Great Neck
Heap Heap
Lleueens
Coeieer
Beck
George Millburn
Etalk
Aetna
Rio Grande Triumph in Belmont Park Amateur Cup
Rio Grande secured the Amateur Cup at Belmont Park as the notable ride dominated the race, with the clever maneouver credited as the key factor in their victory yesterday.
Chicago Wins Off Day as Yankees Fall in Chicago White Sox
Chicago defeated New York 9 to 3 at American League Park while Boston beat St Louis 4 to 2 and Cleveland edged Philadelphia 3 to 2. Detroit lost 9 to 1 at Washington. Yankees slide amid six errors. Walter Manning took the loss for New York as Ed Walsh pitched for Chicago.
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St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Boston
L. PC
New York Americans
Chicago White Sox
Clark Griffith
Walter Manning
Ed Walsh
White Sox
Brooklyn
Cncinnati
Filadelphia
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Larned and Alexander Reach Long Island Tennis Semis
Larned and Alexander advanced to the Long Island championship singles semi finals at the Kings County Club in Brooklyn. Larned beat Frederick Watson Jr 7-5 7-4 after a two deuce set. Alexander fought off Gustave Touchard 6-0 6-4 with clever play. In doubles, Edwin P. Larned and C Frederick Watson Jr beat Cameron and Laa 6-2 6-0, while Alexander and Hackett defeated Mollenhauer and Westfall 6-3 6-2 to reach the next round. Roosevelt Pell and Wright dropped out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earwin P. Larned
Frederick B. Alexander
Long Island
Kings County Lawn
Brooklyn
Larned
Frederick Watson, Jr
Alexander
Gustave F. Touchard
Love
Harold H. Hackett
Henry J. Mollenhauer
Herbert L. Westfall
Mollenhauer
Westfall
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Irving
Wright
Edwin P. Larned
C. Frederick Watson, Jr
Walter Ltate
H Brooklyn
Dimon E. Roberts
New York
Edwin F. Larned
Orange
Dean Mather
Princeton
L. Reimer
Knickerbocker
GS Groesbeck
Elizabeth Town and Country Club
H. C. Meinken
Knickerbocker Field Club
W. Franklin
Kings County
A. L. Williston
Pine County
C. H. Belknap
H. S. Roberts
Walter L. Pate
F. Watson, Jr
H. L. Westfall
Robert M. Heckiey
Dimon B Roberts
Itte
H. Hinck
F. Gates
F. H. Sanborn
C. It Billings
F. M. Neves
G. H. Dunn
R. D Barnes
G. F. Toucherd
E. Lee
Senate
Dr W Hosenbaum
J. F. Condon
Frederick B Alexander
Harold H. Harkett
G- 1. Wagner
Henry J. Mollenha
Washington Batteries-Detroit Umpire Evans at Washington
Batter ies Detroit Siever and Payne faced Washington Burns and Street with Evans as umpire in a listed game scenario with score annotations and officials noted in the report.
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Washington
R. H. E. Etes
Detroit
Siever and
Payne
Burns and Street
Evans
Cleveland Batteries Triumph Over Philadelphia 81 to 6
In Philadelphia the Cleveland trio of Thielman and Bemis powered by a 81 to 6 victory over Philadelphia. Pitching and defense held the opposition to few runs as Vickers and Schreck starred for Cleveland with strong support from the battery. Umpires Hurst and Sheridan officiated the game.
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Philadelphia
R. H. E. Cleveland
Cleveland
Thielman
Bemis
Vickers
Schreck
Hurst
Sheridan
Boston Batteries Win Behind Criger and Powell Rally
In Boston Le and Criger lead Batteries victory over St. Louis with supporting hits from Young and Spencer. Umpire Connolly calls the game as Le’s team earns a narrow edge over St. Louis.
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Boston
R. H. E. Boston
Eas
St. Louie
Ossie le Batteries
Young and Criger
St. Louis
Powell and Spencer
Connolly
Miss Moore in Defeat in Women's Championship
At West Side Lawn Tennis Club on 16th Street and Amsterdam Avenue, Miss Hammond defeated ex-national champion Miss E H Moore to reach the final alongside Mrs A G Miles. Miles beat Sara Kutroff and semi finals set Miles vs Kutroff while Hammond faces Moore for a final spot. East Jersey League doubles saw four teams advance to finals at Plainfield Country Club with finals to be held Saturday.
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A. G. Miles
Louise Hammond
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
16Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Miss Hammond
Elizabeth H. Moore
Miles
Clover Boldt
Sara Kutroff
A. ™. Miles
W. ¢. Clark
Lera Kutroff
E. T Rice
E. H Moore
FE. A. Lane
E. W. Betton
Clara Kutroff
E. Moore
W. R B. Cragin, Jr
Walter V. Bennett
W. B. Cragin, Jr
M & Chernock
F. T. Fuller
J. ©. Tomlinson, Jr
East Jersey
Plainfield Country Club
Dean Mathey
R. A. West
Elizabeth Town
C. M. Daniels
S. Long
Plainfield
W. Brown
Co. M. Crapo
B. Berry
L. Dunham
Ilderan
Ilderan Outing Club, 6-1, 6-4. Ed. Cochrane and A. D. Beers, Plainfield
H. Brown
A. Brower
W. B. Cragin
Terry McGovern Returns to Ring in New York Bout
Terry McGovern makes his first ring appearance in New York since beating Jimmy Britt at Madison Square Garden two years ago. He will meet Spike Robson the English champion in a six round bout at the National Athletic Club located at 147 and 149 East 24th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry McGovern
New York
Jimmy Britt
Madison Square Garden
McGovern
Spike Robson
National Athletic Club
East 24Th Street
New England Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Championship Opens
Brookline May 25 The New England Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association championship began at Longwood. Notable results include W. B. Holten Weslayan defeating J A Vernon Brown 7 6 2 8S B. Smith Dartmouth beating H. Burgwin Trinity 6 1 6 1 Second round saw L. W. Stern Dartmouth over P. R. Fanning 1 8 6 6 4 and W. W. Peters Vermont over A. W. Bunnell Trinity 6 0 6 8 6 4. H W. Hubbard Amherst defeating G P. Hyde Bowdoin 6 2 6 0. L. Wolf Amherst over A H. Hamm Bowdoin 6 2 0. W. C. White Wesleyan over ? 6 3. T. K. Thompson Mt. T. over J. Richmonds 6 3 7 5. R L Ockiey Williams defeated WH Holton Wesleyan 6 7 2 6 6. B Smith Dartmouth beat T. B. Parker Mt. T. 6 6 ca 6 4. Third round T. K. Thompson Mt. T. beat W Ce White Wesleyan 4 6 8 6 1.
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Brookline
Mass
New England Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association
Longwood Cricket Club
W. B. Holten
Wesleyan
J A Vernon
Brown
B. Smith
Dartmouth
H. H. Burgwin
Trinity
L. W. Stern
P. R. Fanning
W. W. Peters
Vermont
A. W
M 1. T
W Ce White
Olympic swim trials set for Travers Island June 4
The American Olympic committee will hold swimming trials at Travers Island on June 4 to select the fastest four men for the team. Trials start with a two hundred metres event to determine the top four for the possible team race. The closing date for Eastern tryouts in Philadelphia on June 6 is extended to Monday June 1. Seventeen top amateur wrestlers meet tonight in tryouts, including Tsibott of Cornell.
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Travers’ Island
America
Philadelphia
Tsibott
Cornell
Favor Auto Cup Race on Nassau Roads Pushes Approval
A. R. Pardington appeared before Nassau County Supervisors to discuss holding the Vanderbilt Cup race in Nassau County this fall. He indicated a formal application would be made Monday and suggested policing the course with troops. Supervisors seemed favorably inclined toward the event.
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Mineola
Long Island
A. R. Pardington
Nassau County
International Chess Masters Round Draws Lead Changes
In Prague the sixth round of the tournament produced several results. Schlechter drew with Vidmar to retain the lead. Vidmar and Duras tie for second after Duras drew with Spielmann. Leonhardt beat Rabinowitsch to level with Duras and Vidmar, Marshall lost to Alapin, Bardeleben fell to Salwe, Mieses defeated Prokes, Panowski lost to Chotimirski, and several draws occurred including Treybal vs Kvicala, Rubinstein vs Teichmann, and Suechting vs Maroczy. The standings show Schlechter atop with five wins, followed by Duras, Vidmar, Leonhardt, and others in pursuit.
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Prague
Bohemia
Carl Schlechter
Vidmar
Duras
Spielmann
Leonhardt
Rabinowitsch
Marshall
Itr
I'e Maroczy
Suechting
Widmar Ceseeees
Teichmann
Rubinstein Ome
Bardeleben
Salwe
Chotimirsk
Alapin
Kinsala
Mieses
Prokes
Fonos Ee Ece
Janowski
Golf title at stake in ninth Women’s Metropolitan Championship
The ninth annual Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association championship begins today at Essex County Country Club with top players like Miss Georgianna Bishop and Miss Julia R. Mix paired early. Nearly all leading golfers enter, twenty five entries plus late qualifiers. eighteen holes decide the first eight to enter the main event and there are three divisions.
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Charles T. Stout
Metropolitan Golf Association
Essex County Country Club
Georgianna Bishop
Brooklawn
Julia R. Mix
Englewood
Yaw Wins On English Links In GB Amateur Round
In Sandwich England May 25 S I Yaw of Philadelphia defeated Eric Hambro one up after nineteen holes in the first round of the Great Britain amateur championship. A White of Providence also fell to P Koliser two up and one to play.
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Sandwich
England
S. I. Yaw
Philadelphia
Eric Hambro
Great Britain
A. White
Providence
United States
P. Koliser
Auto law test goes over in New Jersey court
Judge William M. Lanning in the U S District Court dismissed a habeas petition challenging a New Jersey automobile law that bars non residents from driving without a state license. The arrest was staged to test constitutionality. Johnson’s release on $200 bail indicated no undue restraint, with steps to appeal to higher courts to follow.
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Trenton
N. J
Willliam M. Lanning
United States District Court
New Jersey
Lanning
Johnson
Harris
Giants Lose In Tenth Cubs Pull Out Game
Chicago defeats New York in ten innings 8 to 7 after tying late in the game. Matty Mathewson and Wiltse struggled as Chicago rallied with seven hits and five runs in the first two frames. Tinker provided the decisive blow in the tenth. Brown and Pfeister handled pitching for the Cubs and Giants respectively amid a tense, park-wide contest played in Chicago on May 25.
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Chicago
New York Giants
Cubs
Mathewson
McGraw
Malarky
Giants
Wiltse
Slagle
Moran
Tinker
Evers
Seymour
Pfeister
Shannon
Dontin
Needham
Brown
Theibs
Tenney
Bridwell
Donlin
New York
Chance
Steinfeldt
Schulte
Sheckard
Matheweron
Wiltee
Ab Ribpon E Adilbpo
A. Schulte
Devlin
Steinf Dt
Bresnahan
Doyie
Whitse
Philadelphia Beats St. Louis 1 0 In Baseball Match
Philadelphia defeats St. Louis 1 to 0 with pitching by Moren and Jacklitsch for the Phillies. Beebe Frommie and Ludwig anchor the St. Louis lineup as umpires Rutdersham and Johnstone oversee the game.
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St. Louis
Xu Fu
Philadelphia
Moren
Jacklitsch
Beebe
Frommie and
Ludwig
Rutderham and
Johnstone
Eastern League Games Today and Standings
Newark beat Montreal 7 to 3 in the first game and 9 to 5 in the second. Toronto took two from Baltimore 5 to 4 and 6 to 2. Rochester defeated Jersey City 6 to 2. Standings show Toronto first with 11 wins, Montreal, Buffalo, Rochester, Baltimore, and Providence trailing. Connecticut and New England leagues report multiple results across several cities.
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Newark
Montreal
Jersey City
Rochester
Baltimore
Toronto
Providence
Buffalo
State League Results Quick Wrap
Utica defeated Syracuse 5 to 3 while Albany matched Scranton 2 to 2 in 10 innings. Binghamton earned a 4 to 3 win over Troy as Wilkes Barre beat 3 to 2.
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Utica
Syracuse
Albany
Scranton
Binghamton
Troy
Wilkes-Barre
Harlem Regatta entries top sixty five for Memorial Day
At a meeting of the Harlem Regatta Association last night it was announced that sixty five entries have been received for the Memorial Day regatta on the Harlem River, Saturday.
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Harlem Regatta Association
Harlem River
Final Round Set for Columbia Interscholastic Lawn Tennis
The final round of the Columbia interscholastic lawn tennis tournament will be played on the South Field courts this afternoon. In yesterday’s semifinals Rei mer of Erasmus Hall beat Blade of Englewood High 6-2 7-5, and Church of Englewood School for Boys defeated Day of Boys' High 6-1 6-2.
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Reimer
Erasmus Hall
Blade
Englewood High School
Church
Englewood School For Boys
Day
Boys’ High School
Iola Man Testifies Miss Sapp Died by Own Action
Samuel Whitlow on trial for Miss May Sapp's murder claims she caused her own death during a confrontation at the Sapp home in Iola Kansas. He says he found her in the yard after a confrontation about their affair and that she fell after making a motion in the dark. He admits washing a razor and later placing it near the scene. Whitlow, a former teacher, mentions his wife and three children.
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Iola
Kan
Samuel Whitlow
Miss May Sapp
Whitlow
Sapp
Miss Sapp
Mae Wood Granted Bond After Perjury Charge
Mae Wood, arrested on perjury charges tied to her suit against Benator Pratt, was released yesterday on a $5000 bond. She appeared before Judge Rosalsky in General Sessions. the case was referred to the Supreme Court and Justice Greenbaum approved the bond.
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Mae © Wood
Benator Pratt
Rosalsky
Supreme Court
Baseball Today at Americas League Park
In the Americas League Park, the Americas team hosts St. Louis in a midday contest. Pitching matchups and lineups are set as fans anticipate a competitive game between the clubs.
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Baseball Today
N. TY
St. Louis
Horses in the Ring at Philadelphia Horse Show
Seventeenth annual Philadelphia Horse Show Association exhibition opens at St Martin's Green Wissahickon today. Reginald Vanderbilt wins first blue with Dr Selwonk in harness, plus winners White Wall Ariel, Pride o Prides, Lord Breska Millicks Venus, Miss Ann Emmily Bedford, David Grey Weatherbee Katring across harness saddle ride drive and jumper classes.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Horse Show Association
St. Martin's Green
Wissehickes
Reginald
Vanderbilt
Dr. Selwonk
William H. Mosm
New York
Wiliam H. Moore
Ec SB
Fo Berness
Green Farms
Conn
Mias Ann
Mise Emile Bedford
Clise
David Grey
Beml Weatherbee
Katring
Hawthorne Farms
Berwyn
Penn
Boys Celebration Triggers Panic at Lockport School
In Lockport New York at 9 o clock this morning Leckport High School students, 16 boys, rushed from the former High Street building amid school yells and drum taps. The sudden exit caused panic among students who fled doors and windows, some leaping through panes and injuring hands. the building had previously suffered a fire weeks earlier.
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Lockport
High Street
Leckieport High School
Fra
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