Philadelphia Times Newspaper Archives, Jun 6, 1897, p. 11

Howard Mann Wins Parkway Handicap at Gravesend

The Brooklyn Handicap winner Howard Mann carried 118 pounds to a tight finish over Roundsman by a head. Arabian led early, with Harry Reed, Don de Oro and Braw Lad strong challengers as Don de Oro won the Carlton stakes and Handpress took the closing event while General Maceo underperformed. The Brookdale stable faced sale rumors amid high prices for horses like Requital and Walhurst.

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Roundsman Don de Oro Braw Lad Octagon the Times New York Gravesend Brookdale Walhurst Yemen Billali Storm King Cleophus Paul Kauvar Wilhite Free Lance Alvarado George Keene Uriel Mr. Belmont Bran Lad Howard Mann Arabian Harry Reed Maceo Wiz Fariongs Mlase LD Rao Manton Wig Pester Eerterereee Lance H. Martin Retore Langdon Littlefield Jefferson Seem Gi Collins Eve O'Connor Hudson Strealies Cl Btartera Eens Ashineockey Geo Keene Doggett Han Ball Lima Thorpe Uriel la Sloan Taral Tame Laan St. Parenockey Op Sloane Hewitt Etvesa Diares Westee Im Fin Mannaeons Jh Sloan Ti. Martin O'Connor Lehman Harry Ree St Pd Sims Hand Preas Telly Simsee Ennet Er Gen. Maceo of Hewitt George Boyd Gt H. Harris Vigenta Martin Tea Storm Quee Maher Genaro McGann Strathmac Delicate Stanhope Daly Gen

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Typhoon II Wins Club Members Handicap at Fair Grounds

Typhoon II led from the start in the Club Members handicap at a mile and a quarter, finishing 2.07 with Ulysses second by a nose and Nimrod third as Macy also ran. Track fast and attendance about 10 000. Other races featured Empress Johine and Remember Me among winners.

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St. Louis Typhoon Il Fair Grounds Typhoon Macy Ulysses Nimrod Empress Josehine Freeman Verify Garner Sorrow C. Slaughter Oniner Caly'n Ben Frost Mike Haverly Tessie JL Remember Me J. Woods Revenue Faucon Charlie Christie T. Murphy Nick Carter Minerva Ivory Charles P Meldus Nylie Argonaut J. Matthews Helen H. Gardner E. Jones Hawthorne Charlie Reiff Chiswell Jack Bradley Stella B Tom Elmore I'll Shine Typhoon II Irving Macy and Dave II Gath David Time Maker Zamar IT Sea Robber the Dragon Russella Royal Choice Kruna Tim Irven Amber Glints

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Vesper Regatta crowns close contests on Schuylkill

The Vesper Boat Club hosted its 24th annual regatta on the Schuylkill river with exciting finishes in junior single gigs won by Kugler and a tight four-oared gig race won by Abell's crew. The double-shell was led by Cottingham and Roehm, while the eight-oared final saw a collision of crabs cost the east crew victory to the center.

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Vesper Boat Club Schuylkill River J. M. Patterson H. B. Koons W. Kugler Kugler Patterson Hughes Krauter Sweeney Cottingham Abell Roehm Hegarty J. ©. Barrett John Mackin Barrett Fatier Ingle Pean H. Bs. Koont Ad. Cattingham L. ©. Abell Soaewatns D. J. Stiles W. E. Wark 0. Qhora J. B. Love Coxswain Edward Maren G. Apt Wilder

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Rowing event results list with multiple crews

The report lists shell racing results with crews led by D Hegarty and J Barrett. Eight oared shells show winners D J Stiles and J M Patterson with coxswain Haggerty. The text also includes multiple crew members, positions, and times, reflecting a detailed page of rowing outcomes.

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D D. Hegarty Sai M. Hughes C.ry Lawrence Ee Aon J. C. Barrett John Mackin D. J. Stiles J. M. Patterson Be, Krauter W. EB. Wark R. O. McManus B.P. Elliott

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Kiser Wins Mile Open At Quaker City Meet

Earl Kiser wins the mile open at Tioga for the Quaker City Wheelmen, beating Eddie Bald by over three wheel lengths amid a day of cautious riding. The meet features heats and matches, with Aker defeating Church in a key race, several spills, and strong crowds despite wet conditions.

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Quaker City Tioga Church Aker Big Gun Kiser Philadelphia Bald Sanger Mertens Karl Kiser Eddie Bald Charles Church E. 8 Lloyd Beverlin Charles Hadfield Hawthorne Fred Titus A. C. Mertens Worthy Earl Kiser Owen Ziegler Walter Rulon

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Lehman reviews four mile Harvard course at Poughkeepsie

Coach Lehman conducts a morning inspection of the Johnny Harvard four mile course as rough water limits practice. He notes satisfaction with surroundings and chats with William M. Beard formerly of Yale Henley.

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Poughkeepsies Harvard Lehman William M. Beard Poughkeepsie Yale Henley Mr. Lehman England Pennsylvania Ellis Ward

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Western Inter-CollegiateAthletic Meet Records Fall at Bankers Field

Western Inter-Collegiate Amateur Association games at Bankers Field on a windy day produced multiple record breaks and a world mark equaled. Wisconsin athletes led events including Maybury and Copeland with record times and distances in sprints, hurdles, and distance events.

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Ontcaco Western Inter-Collegiate Amateur Association Bankers’ Athletic Field Thirty-fifth Street Wentworth Avenue Bunnell Michigan Kraenzlein Wisconsin H. F. Cochems J. H. Maybury Dole Leland Stanford E. D. Copeland J. H. Richards W. IF. Jackson Lake Forest F. W. Vonoven Tilineis University of Wisconsin

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Emerson Bicycle Riding Academy Opens New Broad Street Site

The Emerson Bicycle Riding Academy at 715 North Broad Street opens in the Broad Street Drawing Rooms. Hours are 9 A M to 11 P M and it is styled for ladies use with G J Gillespie, a noted dancing professor, in charge.

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Emerson Bicycle Riding Academy Emerson Broad Street North Broad Street G. J. Gillespie

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Poor Wicket Woes Open Play as Rain Delays Ends

The scoreless overs were interrupted by rain leaving creases unused and bowlers favored. This report notes a challenging start with difficult batting conditions and damp surfaces affecting play.

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Halifax Cup Cricket Round Delights Germantown Merion and Philadelphia

Germantown rout Radnor to clinch Halifax cup. Merion beat Belmont by ten runs at Belmont. Philadelphia over Belfield. Belmont, Belmont summer, Lincoln, Gibbsboro, Albion, Haddonfield games noted with wide totals and cautious scoring on a tough wicket.

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Germantown Radnor Philadelphia Belfield Merion Belmont West Philadelphians Delaware County Eddystone Belmont Summer Lincoln Gibbsboro Albion Haddonfield Haverford Artemus Brown van Loan Borland Thayer Etting Hinchman Townsend E Townsend A Etting B. Morton R. Hinchman B Morton F. Eawards B. Sharp B. Watson Law J. H. Morice It. i. Brown B. J. H. Morice F. Artemus C. Sharp J. Ih.morice Watson C. Borland H. Morice W. T. van Loan W. Moiese Morice W. Freeland J. P. Bankson B. Morris Cc. le Traghey Evis Dubin Coe Amal Yais N. Moe Morton Oo Morris Tosveke Sven Heen C. Altemus Bankson Z ‘Borland B. Hinchman Kinviease J. E. C. Morton Freeland Bankada N. “Gaareens Townsend B. Hinchman Dotting Sharp Edwards B A. J. Baird C. van Loan B. Townsend St. Brown P. Morris Cdiba B. Rr M

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Belmont and Delaware County Baseball Scores Across Days

The report covers Belmont Second and Belmont Summer Eleven games, plus Delaware Defeats Germantown Y M C A. Delaware County defeated Germantown Y M C A by thirty runs with W Thorpe and J Akroyd among top scorers. Belmont Summer Eleven fell to Eddystone as Jeremiah led the home team with forty six.

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Yendon Germantown Y. M. C. A W. Thorpe Delaware County Brooking Germantown Belmont Eddystone Jeremiah Senara

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Germantown Defeats Radnor In Tight Manheim Match

Germantown beat Radnor by 172 as Brewster’s bowling limited Radnor to 25. Germantown’s batting featured BEL, Martin, Noble and Clark in a strong 172 partnership. Belfield Second and Philadelphia Belfield shared the next matches with Belfield failing to score double figures while Swift led Philadelphia with 29.

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Germantown Radnor Manheim Brewster Bencey Bel Martin Noble Clark Belfield Philadelphia Swift H. Wwe G. A Byes Ieee C. Hunter B. Brewster F. Keenan Jordan H. Howson B. Martin G. Brooke C. J. Brockle Mifflin E. Middleton G. Hunter C. Midleton F. Cocoa H. Putnam W. Bergner C. Clark B. Brewste Patton Wendell B. R. M. Nor Dares Newhall Patton W. W. Noble J. G. Hunter B. ‘Keenan BE. A. Clark Db. Miffln J. H. Brocke J. G. Eater B. Wendell B. L. Martin Brooke Graves J . W. Jones H. C. Hunter H. W. Byeb E. Brewster B. Bys Middleton B. Brooke B. Brooke Serices R. M Patton Visyseecevesss Éeaeen Keenan Seien Cauffman B. Potts Ee Banacelae Me Barris Rum Out Oan Tillinghast B. Fisher Cadwalader Oes Peace Tingley C. Fritz Cwiseeseens

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Linden vs Gibbsboro practical walk over in afternoon match

Linden dominated Gibbsboro with solid batting from Baily and Shaw. Hodgson and Clark fell to Neild, Varley and Bailey contributed key scores as extras and partnerships built a convincing total.

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Linden Gibbsboro Baily Shaw G. Hodgson B. Neild J. S. Clark Chao Aes T. Hodgson C. Tulleyrove G. Varley Cee W. Bailey Fairman B Bateman St. T. Hodgson Parsons

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Philadelphia Defeats Belfield by 155 to 109 on Belfield Grounds

Philadelphia won yesterday at Belfield by 155 to 109. Cauffman and Dixon opened with a 76 partnership, Philadelphia scoring 155 before all out. Belfield were all out for 109, B Allen top scoring with 2? and Stoker Odell Morgan and Foulkrod in double figures.

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Philadelphia Belfield Cauffman Dixon B. Allen Stoker Odell Morgan Foulkrod T. H. Dixon B. Stokes Eesusersss W. L. Cauffman B. H. Allen D. P. Stover Sade Ce Clark Stokes B. Palmer G. Lippincott Allen B. Palmer S. Patterson, Jr C. H. Allen B. Palmer A. E Newbold Palmer B. Allen J. P. Hood Welsh T. Cowperthwalt E. H. Rodgers B. Odell al

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Surprise at Elmwood as Merion Second Triumphs 92 to 61

Merion second defeated Belmont second at Elmwood 92 to 61 in a surprise home win. Belmont scorers included Yen and Herring, while Thompson and Rhodes led Merion with strong finishes.

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Merion Belmont Elmwood Yen Herring Thompson Rhodes

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Germantown Second Defeats Radnor Second in Wayne Match

Germantown Second easily beat Radnor Second at Wayne as W H Webner starred for eighty one with strong batting and bowling. Key performers include A L Castle, W McWade, H Wendell, F F Hallowell, Nels Maul and O Neill, with multiple wickets and late scores shaping the one sided result.

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Germantown Radnor Wayne W. H. Webner A. L. Castle B. W. O' Neil W. McWade C. White B. Leser Hanson B. Morgan H. Wendell B. O'Neill F. F. Hallowell AL Maul K. Finley G. H. Shultz Leser Ores Rhodes Wade L. Jamison Ea Bs

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Lafayette College Football Schedule Released

Special Telegram to THN Times from Easton June 5 lists Lafayette College football opponents and venues. Games include Bloomsburg September 26 at Bloomsburg, Wyoming September 27 at Kingston, State College October 2 at Haston, Franklin and Marshall October 6 at Lancaster, Rutgers October 9 at Easton, Cornell October 16 at Easton, Lehigh October 30 at Easton, Princeton November 6 at Princeton, and Dickinson at Easton.

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Easton Lafayette College Bloomsburg Wyoming Kingston State College Haston Franklin and Marshall Lancaster Rutgers Cornell Calyoreity of Pennsylvania Madelnia Leh Princeton Dickinson

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Wesleyan and Lehigh Schedule Noted for November Dates

The fragment lists games or events on November 13 at Wesleyan, November 20 at South Bethlehem against Lehigh, and November 25, indicating a regional schedule with venues in Ston and South Bethlehem.

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Intercollegiate bike races crown Columbia stars at Manhattan Beach

At the Manhattan Beach oval in New York on June 1 the Intercollegiate Association track series saw Columbia lead in multiple events. Highlights include Ray Dawson of Columbia breaking the collegiate mile record with 2.18 3-5 and the final one-half mile won by I A Powell of Columbia, while Yale Penn and Georgetown posted top finishes across quarter and mile races.

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New York Manhattan Beach Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America University of Pennsylvania Yate Harvard Princeton Georgetown Columbia Boston University Corvell Syracuse Trinity Wesleyan Yale Pennsylvania F. L. Schade J. F. Chaton T. A. Powell W. Smith W. M. McCutcheon T. Williams, Jr W. H. Fearing, Jr J. I. Willams H. T. Goates, Jr Firet H. K. Bird Cochrane W. H. Hays Oe Utame H. J. Webster Swarthmore F. L. Lehade W. Brinckerhoff C. J. Harbeck R. J. Bond H. P. White H. M. Wanffman L.A. Powell J.T. Butler J. FB. Chattin Ray Dawson F. C. Everitt Stevens J. T. Williams, Jr Cot E. Hill, Jr I. A. Powell L. Tweedy W.M. McCutcheon Ir. L. Shhade J. Butler Williams Dawson Waterman J. I. Butler J. F. Chattin A. W. Stackhouse Powell and J. P J. P. Williams Walker and Anderson Benedict Howard McFarland and Hill

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New York Athletic Club hosts 58th track meet at Trawyers Island

At Trawyers Island the New York Athletic Club staged its 58th athletic meet with two world champions present. Results featured Richard Sheridan winning discus handicap, George Orton taking the one mile, Tom Burke leading the 440 yards, and J. Ehrich dominant in the 250 yards race among others.

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New York Richard J. Sheridan A. C Robert Garrett Princeton John A. Larkin M. F. Halpin N. Y J. W. Ehrich Columbiaeu Knickerbocker B. W. Wenman Halpin Os Ehrich Wenman George W. Orton University Se Eesylvania Alexander Grant University of Peay Yea Daniel J. O Onnell Cr A Stamford Conn Thomas ¥. Burke Boston University Lyons Yale F. C. Perkins Scrateh M. P. Halpin Perkins P. H N. Nae E. W. Biersneng G. W. Orton Y. Ne C U. of Pa J. T. Mahoney N. Y. University W. B. Rogers T.R. Pell Berkeley School Myer Frinstein Cyracuse Seratec San Aee T A. C J.C. ScGracken N.Y. A U. P N. Ry Pauiding l

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Yale Crew Opens With Fast Morning Rowing

In Galea Ferry on June 5 the Yale crew woke to quiet hours before practice. By noon rain ceased and Bob Cook oversaw a mile out and back row, followed by starts and sprints. Only about forty five minutes were on the river as the crew posted strong manliness and ship discipline.

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Galea Ferry Yale Bob Cook

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Pennsylvania Barge Club Regatta Ends With Close Finishes

The Pennsylvania Barge Club held its annual regatta from the club house to the lighthouse and back with invited guests watching. Notable events included a pair race won by Hail Wilson and Clarence B. Young, and a junior single won by J. Dempsey. A tugboat collision near the turning buoys disrupted a junior doubles race, with Mead and Shibe rescued from the river. censure aimed at the tugboat operators. The four-oared shells and six-oared barges produced competitive, well-contested finishes, followed by a banquet and hop.

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Pennsylvania Barge Club Homer Mead John Shibe Hail Wilson Clarence B. Young J. Dempsey John Shibé Charles Vernier Louis Warne Hugh Southwick Burke Filbert Harry Ward Albert Diesinger Filbert Southwick Diesinger C. B. Young J. Shibe James Denes Thomas Leonard Forrest Roberts Harry Mead Shibe Guy Grover C. B. Dix Arthur Ingraham Walter Lyons Roy Grover James Dempsey

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Villanova Club shuts out Pennsylvania Militia College in double effort

Villanova College defeats the Pennsylvania Militia College 8 to 0 as Breslin holds the cadets to one hit. The game lasts about one hour with strong fielding from the Villanova defense and solid offensive support.

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Chester Defeats Up land Gymnasium Club In Fielding Battle

Chester won against the Up land Gymnasium Club in a splendid fielding game. A difficult double play by Lord and Hance was the feature of the contest. The score was not stated in the readable text.

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Chester Upland Gymnasium Club Lord and Hance Upland Gyw O. A. Rekk H. Ti A. Ee Hance Thorpe Lord Hepw'th Conahan Quinn Collins Bowd A Murray Burrell Gallagh'r Ardes Barker Brainard Egan P. U Bartholf Ester Sagan Dougherty Hance Hepworth

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Philadelphia Country Club Falls to Staten Island Golfers in City Match

The Philadelphia Country Club golf team visited New York and played a 36 hole match against eight Staten Island Cricket Club players at Livingston. Staten Island led with strong hole results from Chadwick, Wilson, Armstrong, Hockmeyer, Farnum and Griscom, defeating the visitors decisively in both morning and afternoon rounds.

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Golf New York Philadelphia Country Club New York City Staten Island Cricket Club Livingston Staten Island A. A Chadwick D. H. Biddle Wey BK LL. E Wilk Richards Hamilton Allan Wilson G. BE. Armstrong Wm. McCawley Otto Hockmeyer S. Farnum

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Trap Shoot at Norristown League Meets Fourth Event

The Philadelphia Trap Shooters League held its fourth shoot at the Penn Club grounds in Norristown on June 5. Scores by points placed Wayne 10 Frankford 9 Southwark 8 Penn 7 Florists 6 Silver Lake 5 Rexborough 4 Glen Willow 3 University of Pennsylvania 2, with Independent and Forrest tied for 1. The Independent shot five scratch 25 birds per man while others received allowances.

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TIMES Norristown Philadelphia Trap Shooters Penn Club Wayne Frankford Southwark Penn Florists Silver Lake Rexborough Glen Willow University of Pennsylvania Independent Forrest

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Richmond Club to Meet Bridge Base Ball Club at Bridgeton

Sporting notes report the Richmond Club will face the Bridge Base Ball Club at Bridgeton next Tuesday. M Jungblut will represent German shooting societies of California at the twelfth Bundesschuetzen Festival in Nuremberg from July 6 to 12.

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Howard Mann Wins Parkway Handicap at Gravesend

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Poor Wicket Woes Open Play as Rain Delays Ends

Halifax Cup Cricket Round Delights Germantown Merion and Philadelphia

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Belmont and Delaware County Baseball Scores Across Days

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Germantown Defeats Radnor In Tight Manheim Match

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Linden vs Gibbsboro practical walk over in afternoon match

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