Colin Wins the Rich Belmont Stakes in Rain
James R. Keene’s undefeated Colin led from the start to win Belmont Park’s Belmont Stakes in a driving rain. Fair Play edged him by a half length as Notter’s pace work nearly cost Colin the race. Colin’s victory followed a brief scare over injuries with Keene noting the horse was in sound condition. The crowd of 30 000 to 35 000 cheered wildly as Colin completed his fourteenth straight win.
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Jockeys Miller and Okenite Lead Opens at Gravesend
Live Wire and Okenite were the other two winners noted. Walter Miller, who led last year’s winning jockeys list and spent winter in California, attended the track yesterday from California and will ride on Gravesend’s opening day.
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Atlantic Y C Opened Amid Gale and Fog at Sea Gate
The Atlantic Yacht Club opened in commission with Vice Commodore J D Probst in charge as signals failed to start the regatta due to a forty mile gale rain and fog. Boats present included Laska Athelon Spider Gunda Mercedes Eideion Bobs Chin Chin Metu and Tich.
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Chess leaders win in tenth round at Prague expo
C Schlechter M Vidmar and P B Leonhardt top the international masters tournament after all winning their tenth round games in Prague Bohemia on May 30. Marshall draws with Salwe while leaders Schlechter and Leonhardt maintain undefeated records mid tournament. The eleventh round is set for Monday.
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Lasker Declines Match With Tarrasch Over Terms
Chess grandmasters Dr Lasker and Dr Tarrasch may not meet as Munich offers 1060 for the winner and 20 for the loser plus a city prize. Lasker rejects the terms as too small while Tarrasch agrees to play in Germany within his medical duties. Lasker reportedly seeks 5000 per side if the match stays in Germany.
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Staten Island Yacht Club Opens Season With Foggy Cruise
The Staten Island Yacht Club began its season with a cruise around Staten Island led by Commodore William Horn. Ten boats left the Sta sped anchorage at 11 o'clock through fog and rain to Prince's Bay for dinner at Terra Marine Inn, then completed the circle back to the anchorage.
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Toronto Twelve Triumphs Over Crescent Lacrosse Club
In rainy conditions at Crescent Athletic Club country home, Toronto University beat Crescent 3 to 2 after two 30 minute halves. O'Rourke opened for Crescent, McSloy tied and then Ramore sealed the Canadian victory.
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Wylie Grant to Play Abroad for Wimbledon and Olympiad
Wylie C. Grant, American national indoor champion, sailed for England aboard the Caledonia to compete in the Irish Championship starting mid June and then challenge for the English title at Wimbledon. He plans to enter the Olympics and may pair in doubles with Anthony F. Wilding.
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Belmont Park Racing Summary Weather Rain
Weather at Belmont Park brings soggy track conditions after the second race. Rain fell steadily causing the track to become sloppy and affecting how races unfolded on the dirt surface.
Association backs AAA racing rules for Vanderbilt Cup
Thomas Henderson president of the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers stated at an AAA racing board meeting in New York that manufacturers will stand by AAA rulings for the Vanderbilt Cup. He emphasized unity with the central conference committee and support from many manufacturers in developing racing cars to win the Cup.
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Intersettlement Athletic Meet Sets New Marks at Columbia Oval
Five new records and two equal marks surfaced at the Intersettlement championship in wet conditions at Columbia Oval Williamsbridge. J Breitweiser Hartley House won the one mile in 4 minutes 57.25 seconds, while R Edwards Hudson Guild set a 10 yard dash senior record at 10.25 seconds. Gordon House claimed the point trophy with 38 points as the meet featured multiple finals and a rain-soaked backstretch.
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Polo Match Delayed by Rain At Grace Field
The first polo game for the second Great Neck challenge cup between Meadow Brook and Rockaway Polo clubs was postponed from yesterday to this afternoon due to a flooded U R Grace country estate field. Rockaway must play today or cancel as they head to Philadelphia tomorrow.
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Lawn Tennis Open Postponed By Rain At NY Club
The lawn tennis tournament at the New York Lawn Tennis Club was postponed due to rain. The event includes the Manhattan championship doubles currently held by Harold H. Hackett and John A. Allen.
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Rain Wrecks Opening Cricket Day Layout at Prospect Park
Heavy rain interrupted all yesterday's cricket matches. Brooklyn versus Kings County halted at Prospect Park with 64 for no loss, Manhattan against Columbia Oval at 52 for no loss, Kings County second eleven 34 for three, and West Indians versus Hudson County at Prospect Park 28 for four.
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Middies Win Last Race on Severn
The midshipmen closed the rowing season by defeating the Arundel Boat Club of Baltimore and the Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. The fourth class eight beat the Arundels by a quarter length of open water after all four crews started together.
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Exeter Beats Andover On Track Meet Score
Phillips Exeter won the annual track meet against Phillips Andover 68 to 38 in Exeter New Hampshire. Rogers of Exeter set a new dual record in the mile with 4 35 45 lowering the previous mark by 515 seconds.
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Undefeated Diana Leads Opening United Hunts Meet At Belmont Park
A morning crowd of about two to three thousand, many from Meadow Brook and Rockaway, attended the United Hunts Racing Association event at a new Belmont Park course. Diana, ridden by Malcolm Stevenson, won the Clark Cup three miles and a half, while Dublin faded after two miles. Prince of Pilsen faced a late jockeying error that cost victory, with Maximilian second and Yana Christy taking the purse. Jay O'Brien won the mile flat race aboard Ramrod, and notable attendees included Thomas Hitchcock Jr and A. J. Drexel Paul among many others.
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Reliance Wins Ten Mile Saratoga Regatta
Saratoga May 30 The ten mile motor boat regatta on Saratoga Lake was won today by the Reliance owned by Samuel Vernon of Schenectady.
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