Stamina Wins Historic Ladies Stakes at Belmont Park
Berry Payne Whitney's Stamina the top two year old filly last year and winner of the Brighton Produce and Matron stakes trotted to an easy victory in the fortieth running of the Ladies stakes for three year old fillies at Belmont Park. The race marked her first appearance of the season as she defeated Anonima with strong support from James R. Keene and others noting her growth and readiness for a vigorous campaign this year.
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Golfing Favorites Triumph in Essex County Women’s Round
In the Metropolitan Golf Association championship at Essex County Country Club yesterday Englewood players led by Miss Elizabeth Hurry Mrs. L W Callan Miss Georgianna Bishop and Miss Julia R Mix dominated the first round. Bishop upset the Nassau rival to reach the semi finals while Mix defeated Baltusrol’s Mrs. Fellowes Morgan. Hurry beat Mrs. S F Lefferts and Callan edged Mrs. Sanford as the field advanced.
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Yankees Fall as Chesbro Falters in Eighth
St Louis beat New York 7 to 2 at American League Park. Chesbro pitched well through seven innings before two walks and two wild throws opened the eighth, aided by a Williams three‑bagger. Howell and Jones key hits sealed the verdict as Lake allowed two more in the final frame.
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Giants edge Cubs in pitchers duel to sweep series
New York Giants beat Chicago 1 to 0 in a keen pitchers battle. Wiltse held the Cubs to three hits and hit a two-base hit in the seventh to score Doyle. Herzog starred at short with a clutch stop in the sixth as Chicago committed only one error. Season note: Giants take three of four in the series.
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Batteries Boston Winter and Criger Chicago Smith and Sullivan
Batteriers Boston Winter and Criger Chicago Smith and Sullivan named in report with Umpire Connolly noted.
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Philadelphia Batteries Feature Umpire Sheridan
Philadelphia hosts a game featuring batteries Krause and Powers for Philadelphia against Detroit Mullin and Payne. Umpire Sheridan officiates the match marked by R H E lines of the box score.
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Washington: Batteries match between Washington and Cleveland teams
At Washington R H EB Washington 0 1 6 9 0 0 9 9 2x3 90 Cleveland 0 1 9 0 1 0 6 4 00 02 41 Batteries Washington Hughes and Street Cleveland Berger and Bemis Umpire Hurst
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Eastern League Games and Standings Update
In today’s schedule Newark visits Montreal while Rochester defeats Jersey City 3 2 and Toronto top Baltimore 2 1. Montreal edges Newark 6 5 in 11 innings as Buffalo beats Providence 9 8. Standings show Buffalo at 15 10 600 and Newark 14 414. Baltimore 14 1660 Rochester 12 28 Toronto 11 9 Jersey City 9 891 Montreal 14 18 519 Providence 9 15 375.
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One Bad Inning Drops Brooklyn in Cincinnati Clash
Cincinnati climbed to second in the league as Brooklyn faltered in the seventh inning. A three hit spree, two fumbles, a wild throw and a pair of errors helped Cincinnati push six runs, leading to an 8 to 2 victory. Lobert homered for Brooklyn in the first inning, but Wilhelm scattered the Superbas’ hits thereafter.
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Chess Masters Round Eight Sees Maintained Leads
In Prague on May 27 the eighth round of the international chess masters tournament kept leaders in place. Schiechter beat Mieses, Vidmar of Prague defeated Duras with a brilliant sacrifice, and Leonhardt, though ahead in adjournment, did not finish against Alapin. Marshall drew with Suechting as Janowski beat Rubinstein and other results followed with Marochy over Treybal and Spielmann over Chotimirski.
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Baseball Today 4 PM American League Park
Today at American League Park the St Louis team faces the Americans in a 4 PM game. The matchup brings together two high profile rosters with local fans hoping for a strong showing. Weather conditions are mild and the crowd is expected to be sizable.
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Invader Notches Tight Win In Road Drivers Meet
Invader driven by Andrew C Crawford sprinted a half mile in 1 0114 to take the AA trophy race amid hairbreadth finishes. Dr Chase chased in heat one, Invader won heat two in 1 02% with Dr Chase close. T. B. Leahy’s Who Knows clocked a sharp 1:011 for the championship class, beating Kate Neilsen’s 1:93.
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Champions Shine In Long Island Championship Doubles
In Brooklyn at Kings County club the doubles saw the national champions Frederick B. Alexander and Harold H. Hackett reach the final in the lower half with a 6-2 6-3 win over H Roberts and J C Allen. Women’s and men’s doubles progressed at West Side Club with Homans Lane leading women and Burchard Fisher and Leonard Little winning semi finals in their divisions.
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Rockaway Wins Polo Match for Great Neck Cup
Rockaway Hunt Club polo team defeated New Haven Country Club 18 to 3 for the Great Neck Challenge Cup. Chauncey and Rawlings led Rockaway scoring while Stoddard and Keeley did best for New Haven. Referee Morgan Grace timed the match at Great Neck.
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One Defeat for Jay Gould at Queen's Club doubles
London May 17 James Gould and Charles E Sands of New York lost to English players Eustace H Miles and W H Pennell in a doubles court tennis match at Queen's Club The score fell 2-6 6-8 6-1 6-3 7-5, marking Gould and Sands first defeat of the day.
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Yale Downs Brown In Nine Run College Baseball Game
Yale whitewashed Brown 9 to 0 at New Haven as Brown fielding faltered with muffed plays and erratic throws. Williams led both teams with three hits including a long home run to left field. Nourse struck out eight but got weak support. Yale used four pitchers and Brown managed only four singles. Attendance 3000.
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Columbia Beats Penn In Polo Grounds Baseball Game
Columbia freshman Lee pitched a one hit shutout to lead a 4 1 victory over Pennsylvania at the Polo Grounds. Osterhout, Lee and Hayes drove in two runs in the second inning, with Columbia adding two more in the seventh. Smiley’s sixth inning hit and an error aided Penn’s lone run in the fifth. Lee fanned the final three batters to seal the win before a crowd of about 5 000.
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Tigers Lose to Penn State in Sloppy Defeat
Princeton Tigers were outplayed by Pennsylvania State 4 to 0 in a game marked by timely Penn State hits and costly Princeton errors. The infield miscues and ragged play, despite better batting, doomed the home nine to a disappointing loss.
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Yale Loses Star Sprinter Stevens to Injury
New Haven May may loss Yale captain Dray announced that Lester Stevens the standout sprinter who won both Yale Harvard dual meet clashes is out for the year after breaking down in practice.
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