Celt Wedges Colins Replacement in Belmont Jockey Club Race
Celt the three year old son of Com mancer Maid of Erin won the Jockey Club Weight for Age at Belmont Park, beating Jack Atkin as Colin’s setback shifts Celt into the stable’s big three year old plans. Odom’s Trance took the Gayety Stakes two year olds, Melisande and Field Mouse followed. Big Chief held off Musgrave in the first race while Juggler won the handicap from Master Robert as Frigette and Arionette also scored. Four favorites and two splits won. form swung with the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Keene
Jimmy Rows
Colin
Celt
Jockey Club
Smil
Belmont Park
Jock Atkin
Cockers
Jack Atkin
Appea
Notter
Jimmy Rowe
Celi
Odom
Trance
Files
Melisande
Field Mouse
H. T. Griffin
George Odom
Jocker
Musgrave
Big Chief
Wes
Bed Hie
Juggler
Master Robert
Berkeley
Colonel Jack
Frigette
Arionette
Bed
ST Rache
Pontiac
Madécelaine
Post
Bettin Arsenéage
Higener h.Chase
Newcastle
Bedouin
Fonsolette
B. F
Ce. Bert
Ee Post
n.High
J. Lee
Cella
Flynn
Tom Reidé
Ones Seesoes
China
Intervene
Eerie
Garner
Cladden
Shreve
Carman
McDaniel
Ose
Griffin
Gilbert
Dr. Pillow
Wcastle St
Ee Musgrave
Acre
Whitner
Dugan
O Stoe
Koerner
Gladys Low
Harris
Delaby
Primrose
Gene Eer
Hollingfarth
Henry W. Walsh
Little Mose O
Clark
Medertano i
Fontanel
Belmont
Bruesell
Renall
Tom Reid
Bart
Harrigan
Gayety
Ben Brush
Horee
Ease
Keene
Ne McCahey
Behulte
Madden
Lad Hubbard
eGolden
Duryea
McCarthy
Selina Ee
Paradue
Cmpied
Belmo Melisande
Cait
Wee
Gee E Dugan
Benreiber
Forsythe
Leene ES Dorante
Dorante
Ickstretch
Jack Atkins
Hamburg
H. Close
Ron Ewe
Emery
le Maeter
Beverwyck
Jack
E. Dugan
Kilitecranktle
Daly
Siaw
Robert
Colone
Selli
Hambura
Onduleeer
J — Betti
Ieee Post
Trgan
Tom McGrath
Brandt
Re 'Shreve
Bonnie Alan
Echwartz
Callahan
Pradier
Yorke
Silver
Turner
Ge McCarthy
McCurdy
F. King
Jennie Dect
Frizer
No rifle team for the Olympics delayed by British deadline
General James A Drain, head of the National Rifle Association of America, said the U S rifle team will not be sent to the England Olympics in July because the British Olympic Council refused to extend the deadline for naming individual team members from June 15 to June 25.
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Washington
James A. Drain
National Rifle Association of Tica
United States
England
British Olympic Council
Special Trains Scheduled for Hunt Meeting
Outlook bright for United Hunts Racing Association event at its new site opposite Belmont Park tomorrow. Trains depart from Long Island at 620 am with a special train to the regular attendance area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Hunts’ Racing Association
Lnst
Belmont Park
Long Island End
Regu
Colin Breaks Down and Renowned Horses Failings Emerge
The article notes Colin breaks down as a great horse joins a line of celebrated runners. Domino earned 180000 as a two year old before an untimely end. Sysonby died at four after a dominant three year old season. Commando died early in stud. Peter Pan broke down after Brighton Handicaps win. Super man injured in the Metropolitan Handicap and may retire from racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domino
Sysonby
Commando
Peter Pan
Brighton
Superman
Colin
Bulldogs In The Ring At Annual Spring Show
The Bulldog Club of America opened a spring show in the MecCreery Building New York with high praise from judge John F. Matthews. Thomas Grisdale dominated with Gotham Odin and Heywood Beauty, won the brace and team cups, and took Trust Promoter over Broad way for reserve dog championship. Other winners included Richard Croker Jr with Broadway Belanshee and Black Maria, Mrs. Clarence M. Hamilton with Dundee Pandora and Dundee News girl, and Tyler Morse with Menelik and Madam Menelik in weight classes. Judging for special cups set for today.
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Bulldog Club of America
MecCreery
West 42d Street
John F. Matthews
Thomas Grisdale
Madison Square
Gotham Odin
Heywood Beauty
Mr. Grisdale
Trust
Richard Croker, Jr
Broadway
Mr. Croker
Clarence M. Hamilton
Dundee
Pandora
Newsgirl
Tyler Morse
Menelik
Madam Menelik
Robert Lobban
Newark
Thornbury
Well Known Trotting Sire Admiral Dewey Dies
Admiral Dewey, the trotting stallion by Bingham Newcy Hanks, owned by Dr. J C McCoy of Kirkwood Del, died last night of heart failure. The horse had a 2 04 mark and had earlier drawn a $35000 offer.
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Wilmington
Del
Admiral Dewey
Bingham—Newcy Hanks
J.C. McCoy
Kirkwood
Alexander in Form Wins Long Island Tennis Final
Frederick B. Alexander defeated H. J. Mollenhauer 6-3 6-2 6-4 in the Long Island championship final at Kings County Club Brooklyn to become Irving C. Wright’s challenger. Larned and Watson beat Bull and Martin 6-1 7-5 to face Alexander and Hackett for the doubles title. Miss Sallie Homans and Miss E A Lane won the women’s doubles 4-6 6-3 11-3 at West Side Club. Cragin and Burchard’s men’s singles match extended to today after dark.
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Frederick B. Alexander
H. J. Mollenhauer
Long Island
Kings County Lawn
Brooklyn
Irving C. Wright
Edwin P. Larned
C. Frederick Watson, Jr
Charles M. Bull, Jr
H. C. Martin
Crescent Athletic Club
Larned
Watton
Harold H. Hackett
Sallie Homans
E. A Lane
West Side Club
116Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Elizabeth H. Moore
Jeanette Smith
Betty Collamore
Grace Quackenbush
William B. Cragin, Jr
Ross Burchard
Army Beaten At Polo By Squadron A At Van Cortlandt Park
West Point polo team met Squadron A in a friendly at Van Cortlandt Park. It was the first intermilitary match in two years. Squadron A won 15 goals to 1 as they dominated on even handicaps. Referee Lorillard Spencer jr. supervised the game.
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West Point
van Cortlandt Park
Squadron A
Joseph H. Hunt
F. W. Honercutt Louis Neilson
W. W. Morris
Walter McCi
Whitlock A. D. B. Pratt
L. Oliver
Squadron West Point
Lorillard Spencer. Jr
Yankees in Disgrace as St Louis Beats Yankees
St Louis won 4 to 3 at American League Park in a tight series finale. Jimmy Williams and Danny Hoffman fueled the visitors. Harry Niles and Charley Hemp Hill provided steady support for St Louis on the road. The day’s results leave New York atop the standings while St Louis strengthens pennant hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Browns
Yankees
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Clark Griffith
St. Louis
Jimmy Williams
Danny Hoffman
Harry Niles
Charley Hemphill
Williams
Hoffman
Highlanders
al Orth
Bill Dineen
Stone
Egan
Hartzell
Chase
New York
Hemphill
Kleinow
Orth
Dineen
Niles
Hal Chase
Ribpe Hoffman
En York
Louis
Bells
Dineer
Wiliams
Niles Stah
Conr Baitolen
Conroy
Chase Chase
O’ Loughlin
Batteries Highlight Washington Team Lineup
Batteries Washington Falkenhere and Street Cleveland Lattimore Liebhardt Bemis and V Clarke. Umpire Hurstr.
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Washington
Cleveland
Falkenhere
Lattimore
Liebhardt
Bemis
V_ Clarke
Hurstr
Detroit Triumph Over Philadelphia in Battery Clash
Detroit batteries Summers and Schmidt oust Philadelphia duo Dygert and Schreck with strong showing as umpire Sheridan oversees. Final line score hints at a decisive Detroit win with 10 to 2 tally and notable foul-free play.
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Detroit
Oe & F
Philadelphia
Summers
Schmidt
Dygert
Carter
Schreck
Sheridan
Giants beat Buffalo in exhibition game on road
The New York Giants defeated the Buffalo team 13 to 11 in an exhibition on their way home from the West. Brooklyn lost to Rochester 8 to 3 at Rochester. Today the Giants and Superbas meet at Washington Park in Brooklyn for another game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Buffalo
West
Brooklyn
Rochester
Superbas
Washington Park
Longest College Baseball Game Ends In Tie
Holy Cross and Seton Hall finish 14 innings tied 1 to 1 as Wesleyan defeats Hamilton 7 to 3 in 13 innings at Middleburg with Colgate 2 in extra innings and Annapolis 4 for Maryland A C L.
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Holy Cross
Seton Hall
Wesleyan
Hamilton
Middleburg
Colgate
Annapolis
Miss Bishop Wins Semi Final in Metropolitan Golf
Miss Georgianns Bishop of Brooklawn defeats Miss Julia R. Mix of Englewood to reach final in the Women s Metropolitan Golf Association championship at Essex County Country Club. Mrs L W Callan also advances by beating Miss Elizabeth Hurry 2 up and 1 to play. Callan led from the fourth hole and finished 2 up with a late 30 foot putt.
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Georgianns Bishop
Brooklawn
Julia R. Mix
Englewood
Essex County Country Club
L. W. Callan
Elizabeth Hurry
Miss Bishop
Miss Mix
Mrs. Callan
Hurry
Miss Harry
Mise Geoanna Bishop
J. B. Kinner
Richmond County
Park
Apawam S
A. D. Aldridge
Dyker Meadow
M.F. Harrison
Baltusrol
Page
Miss Curtis Defends Boston Golf Title at Brae Burn
West Newton Massachusetts May 28 Miss Margaret Curtis of the Country Club defended her Boston Women's Golf Association championship at Brae Burn by defeating clubmate Miss Fanny C Osgood one up in a hard fought match Osgood led at the turn two up Curtis won the next four holes and held the lead to the end
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Newton
Mass
Margaret Curtis
Boston Women's Golf Association
Brae Burn Country Club
Fanny C. Osgood
Miss Osgood
Miss Curtis
Local Scores Page List of City Game Results
A dated score rundown shows Troy 7 to Albany 3, Syracuse 4 to Binghamton 6, Utica 3, Scranton 1 to Wilkes-Barre 2, and additional initials M and et cetera.
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Troy
Albany
Syracuse
Binghamton
Utica
Éc. M
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Chicago Beats St Louis in Battery Sale
Umpire Johnstone presided as Fraser and Kling led Chicago against St Louis in a batteries sale event with Fraser Kling and Ludwig top billing. Other names included Salee Raymond and Ludwig in a St Louis match held at St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Baseball Today Two Games at 4 P.M. Park
Baseball today features two games at American League Park. The 4 P.M. start pits the New York Americans against the Philadelphia Athletics with one admission price noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
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Republic Rubber Company of
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Cardinal Logue Sare
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34Th St
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