Evans Beats Gaunt In Ladies Singles At Richmond Norfolk Match
In a well attended tennis event Miss Evans of Richmond defeated Miss Gaunt of Norfolk in the ladies singles. Earlier results include Whitehead over M.A. in straight sets and Geoghegan’s win over Whitehead with a 6 1 score. Doubles saw Lyon and Colston defeat Taylor and Raed while Anen and Neff beat McIntosh and Garnett. Consolation winners included Lyon over Meredith and Tunstall over G. M. Meredith with mixed results throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Evans
Richmond
Miss Gaunt
Norfolk
Whitehead
M.A. Au Iaston
Geoghegan
Gen
Lyon
Colston
W. H
Taylor
W. Raed
Anen
Neff
McIntosh
Garnett
Ladley Binglee
Min
Mies Gaunt
Williams
Qoudley
Saundera Tarfar
Wile Mama
Consolationa—Lyon
Golfers Play In Rainfor Siamese Minister's Cup Handicap
Golfers at Chavy Chase braved rain to continue the Siamese Minister Cup handicap match today. Results from yesterday list numerous 1 up and 2 up finishes after 18 holes with several matches carrying to the final holes. Travel details note Asheville's Land of the Sky and return fare $15.20 with options for Isle Tune travel dates in June 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chavy Chase
Asheville
Land of the Sky
Southern Ray
Isle Tune
Six favorites beaten at Gravesend major Daingerfield tops
New York June 7 Mud runners dominated Gravesend as six favorites fell. Transmute won the Clover Stakes easily with Running Water second. Major Daingerfield scored an easy victory in the fifth race over Onatas and De Resixe followed by Captain Bob taking the sixth. Go Between ran well for show.
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New York
Gravesend
Transmute
Running Water
Major Daingerfield
Cam- Bo
Montreson
Kelly
Florenti
Ashworth
Littin Woods
Irdie
Quadrite
Tyron
Observer
Views
Emergency
Casein
Miller
Marius Calus
O'Neill
Sir Brinkley
Burns
Senechal
Sandy D. Cary
Eitopii
Sanctus
Guile
Billy Bonnatar
Hammeraway
Tod-Wall
Vagabond
Proper
W. Knapp
O'Nall
Buttling
Nutter
Garnteb
Geldemith
Pretensten
Workman
Transipute
Lyne
Belle of Pequect
Shaw
Land
Thma
Haedl Thorpe
Hekate
Beautiful Bess
Avergne
Daingerflald
Mertin
de Resixe
Kenly
Onatas
O'Neil
Bob
Martin
Semallian
Millex
W. Davis
Topright
Angler
Bouvier
Modest
Lindale
Sia Optte
Sal and
Papper
Latonia Handicap Steeplechase Upset as Evander Wins
Latonia Cincinnati June 7 Evander, an outsider, won the handicap steeplechase feature. Fiori at 59 to 1 finished second in the fifth race but was disqualified for fouling Mint Bed after the latter fell, jockey J McIntyre uninjured. Two Penny inherited second. Gay Minister third. track fast.
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Fiori
Latonia
Cincinnati
Ohio
Evander
Berry Hughes
Mint Bed
J. McIntyre
McIntyre
Two Penny
Gay Minister
Athlone
Ploritel
Judge Traynor
Norwood Chip
Merino
Kate Zitt
Rain Dance
Flying Brook
la Pucalle
Lorist
Rosemary Keno
Wexford
Antillian
Loupy
Maldeable
Timp
Battette
Marry Hendricks
Hembone
Capt. Bush
Thirtles
Roberts
Seamate
Lisber Gore
Redwood
Estrada Palma
Maj. T. J. Carson
Singing Manter
Shogan
Kerala
Specks Day
Staeplechan Byander
Beana
War
Malcolm M. Bluemint
Springwater
Barry Hughes
Eevoml
Pie
Flori
Zincite
Jake Tou Ule
Lessor’s Dream
Alro Yan
Leta Dutty
Problem
Bestrice K
Denole Best
Margara O'Briet
Juadl
Nandace
Always Happy
Peter Paul Wins in Mud at Hamilton Ontario
On June 7 at Hamilton Ontario track conditions were muddy as Peter Paul won the main seven furlongs race. Red Light placed second, Foerarock third. Belle Hamburg and Henry Waring also figure in other events including two mile steeplechase and six furlong races with multiple runners and times listed. A separate program at St Louis reported darktown derby winner Wailer and other races with Theo, Toquist Girl, Rempooza, and My Allee among notable finishers.
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Hamilton
Red Light
Benckart
Foerarock
Bella Hamburg
Henry Waring
Hames
Waring
Gearholm
Lord Radnor
Olivet
Peter Paulet
Henry Walte
Setauket
No Trumpet
Yaron Christy
Hdgeley
Irons Brady
Step Away
Wailer
St. Louis
Union Park
Summarle
Toquisttee Girl
Rempooza
Senon
Laat C
Establish
Tom Gilmore
Patriotus
Bardenella
Poulasola
Our Sallie
Springs Brook
Meronia
Tower
Prodigal Son
Morendo
Hilarity
Stalker
Josette
Cohaest
Campbell
Erster Waiters
Guita Atio
Tan
ComMito
Long Bright
Earl Rogats
Jesse Lanne
Lady Chiswick
Carey
Walter
Tenny Belle
Alster Buth
Atton Commoner
Ty Bussey
Day
Snulfbes
Bleckmure
Moderator
Wile
St. Noel
Dellaunter
Pillar
F. G. Bearborough
San Bocapa
Woolesy
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Tara
Flyet
Rankin
Chicago
Gtr
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Nellie Ruecell
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bin Cater
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Centisram
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Mia
Bob
Saventh Nace
Long Shot
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Fennyson
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Latonia
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China Allay
Sweet Flavia
Phil Roque
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May Rhyme
Inspector Girl
Cataline
Kenova
1 Know
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Mafalda
Tancred
Hortensia
Henry Luhrmann
Attila
Layson
Heushton
W. B. Gales
Redabek
Joe Bowern
Frank Hanney
Jady Fells
Planat
Mary Worth
Martius
Hong Kong
Claude Walton
Luttanetti
Lulu Young
Council
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Trove Lee
Joe Goss
Birdplayer
Midnight Minstrel
Major Carpenter
Lady Hay
Ingolthrift
Racing Eatrids at Gravesend Show Row of Furlong Bets
Horse racing notes from Gravesend list first race contenders Hapdletp Waterlight and others with fractional times, second race steeplechase entrants Melbourne Bellyen Black Death and Jim Newoan, and multiple subsequent races detailing horses, odds, and weights across six tracks with placements like Lexington Leader and St. Louis entries.
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Gravesend
Hapdletp
Tyan the Terrible
Melbourne
Bellyen
Black Death
Jim Newoan
Kufa
Knubhampton
Georgia Pine
Bontim
Alamanzor
Merry Mutants
Clachova
Gots-Badge
Andela
Mary
Lita Bon
California King
Sweetheart
MuiMan
Speedway
Mir- Mago
Embarrassment
Cratan
Buttons
Wizard
Dalay Green
Tom Cod
Caqueta
Lord Badae
Ken
Montreson
Chimney Sweep
Ike
St. Eutephe
Plavigny
Mytio D
Mathewson Holds Pittsburgh, New York Defeats Boston in One Run
Pittsburg suffers a rough bat day as Mathewson fends off the local club, Clarke the lone batter to reach him. New York edges Boston 5 to 4 with timely hitting, while attendance and fielding miscues color a brisk ballpark scene.
Brush Answers Pulliam in McGraw Controversy
John T Brush, president of the New York National League Club, declares in response to President Pulliam that he did not seek court action to overturn a law but to stop violations of the National League constitution and umpire rules. He cites a $10 fine per removal under 1905 rules and notes McGraw was not removed by an umpire on May 19, with witnesses and affidavits ignored by the president and board. The dispute centers on penalties and due process in the McGraw case.
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Pittebyre
McGraw
Pulliam
John T. Brush
New York National League Club
Sheldon
Pullam
National League
Lsten
Races At Rockville Feature Happy Steve Win
Special to The Washington Post Rockville Md June 7 Happy Steve owned by Harry Haight Washington and driven by Leo Dorsey won the 2:30 trot after postponement Myron H finished second Ethelbertha beat Sentry in a five furlong dash with a close finish Damaging notes include times 1 16 115 1 26 and 1 06 for various heats
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Washington
Happy Steve
Washington Post
Rockville
Fairgrounds
Harry Haight
Leo Dorsey
Myron H
John Jarvis
Ethelbertha
A. B. Glye
Benedict, Md
Sentry
J. A. Henderson
Bamimariés
Harry Height
Dayne Bo
A. B Slye
Benedict
J. A. Menderson
Amateur baseball results and youth teams seek games
The Young Lafayettes lost 17 to 3 at Washington Circlers with Hazel Kidwell winning pitcher. St John’s Contege and fourteenth street clubs seek matches with teams averaging thirteen to fifteen years. The National Athletic Club beat Woodward & Lothrop 7 to 0. The Young Maroons defeated the Krämer Athletic Club 41 to 1. Addresses provided for teams seeking games. A track meet is set for Portland Ore on August 6 in connection with Clark Centennial.
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Washington Circlers
Hazel Kidwell
St. John's Contege
Bke
Crowley
Bronson
Ormé
Joseph Engel
White
Arroll
Gateau
Macne
Leech
Cain
National Athletic Club
Woodward & Lothrop
Maroons
Kramer Athletic Club
M.re
Teenth Street
Room
Post Building
Patten
Mulvey
M. Dore
Miller
Heck
Benson
Deuvall
Webber
Fortland
New York
Amateur Athletic Union of the United States
Portland
Ore
Barane Clark
Chicago Defeats Boston in Tight Ball Game
Chicago awarded with strong pitching by Young and timely hitting. Street's four wild throws aided Chicago as Hofman Tenney and Maloney contributed key hits. Boston struggled with runners left on base and fielding miscues as Chicago won 6 to 2 in the early season matchup.
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Chicago
Chicago Today
Young
Catcher Street
Rhoad Slagle
O/Cannell
Hofman
Tenney
Maloney
Oabba
Elitean
Chance
Delehanty
O Wolverton
Dolen
Baymor
Street
Roaulbacn
Barton
Totula
Boson
Tadua
Boston
Tanney
Blagte
Casey
Abbatische
Steinfeldt Put Off Field In Cincinnati Victory
Cincinnati overcame Brooklyn's early lead in a June 1 game as Steinfeldt was ordered off the field for talking to the umpire. Attendance 2001. Harper started for Cincinnati, with McIntyre pitching for Brooklyn. Final score and full box show Cincinnati winning 9 to 4 in a six inning game delayed by a field incident.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Brooklyn
Steinfeldt
Rhoae Huggina
Merey
Barry
Scheckardit
Kelley
Swentey
K. Seymoun
Bateh
Corcoran
yiGnepier
Ib Gowell
Lewis
Bridwell
Dobbs
D. Phelps
Bergen
Harper
Mcintyre
Heha
Starett
Foro Rao
Odwell
Seymour
Thres Bane
Acechard
Haten
Dwell
Odwall
Barey
Libs
Geisler
Scheckard
Gensler
Lewi Bridwell
Balle
O' Harper
Huggin Hahn
Hahn
Ays
Mr. Bauewine
Mine Ates
Minor League Results From Several Leagues
In the American Association games in Kansas City, Minneapolis defeated Renees City, while Toledo edged Indianapolis and Milwaukee beat St. Paul. Louisville beat Columbus, 6 to 4. In the Southern League, Atlanta defeated Little Rock 7 to 6, Nashville beat Memphis, and Birmingham routed New Orleans 7 to 0 with Montgomery also winning 7 to 2 over Shreveport. The Eastern League saw Providence beat Toronto 5 to 4 in rain shortened play. In the South Atlantic League Macon and Augusta battled while Columbia defeated Jacksonville 6 to 2. Savannah beat Charleston 1 0.
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American Association
Kansas City
Renees City
Minneapolis
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Wis
St. Paul
Loulaville
Kye-Louteville
Columbus
Southern League
Atlanta
Little Rock
Nashville
Memphis
Birmingham
New Orleans
Montgomery
Shreveport
Georgetown's Tour Ends With Rainout Of Lafayette Game
The Georgetown University baseball northern tour closed in Easton Pennsylvania as rain and field conditions at March Field forced the Lafayette College game to be called off. Georgetown finished with five wins and three losses, the best on a trip since 1898. Captain Morgan left for Iowa after receiving news his father was dying. Lafayette had recent wins over Princeton Cornell and Pennsylvania.
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Washington Post
Easton
Georgetown University
Lafayette College
Lafayette
Princeton
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Newberry
Georgetown
Morgan
Iowa
Nationals
Tigers
Pluvfus
Ump
Sheridan
Wild Bill Donovan
Walte
Stahlites
Basle
Stah
Wolfes
London
Ball
Wolfe
Mr. Mullin
Sulks
Germany
Achaefer
Mullen
Wade
Vaudevilian Cooley
Capt
Coughling
Hickman
Joe Cassidy
Mullin
Wahoo
Sam Crawford
Jones
Mitt Scranton
Huelsman
Cassidy
O'Leary
Coughlin
Link Lowe
Barrister Law
Hayden
Bil Donovan
Hill
Lowe
Jake Stahl
Donovan
Stahl
Anderson
Exeter Defeats Penn State In Ninth Inning Rally
Exeter, N. H. June 7 Phillips Exeter College rallied in the tenth after tying in the ninth to defeat the University of Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania led 2-0 into the second, then both teams left runners on base until the final frames. Two singles and Cooney’s triple produced two runs for Exeter, while Penn had men on base in the ninth without scoring. The game featured a late comeback and a decisive extra-inning finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
N. H
Phillips-Exeter
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Ear
Fllck
T. Jones
Cooney
Winners were outbatted in Philadelphia game
Philadelphia defeated St Louis 7 to 4 despite St Louis outhitting the visitors Attendee ance 2 600 The box score lists McFarland for St Louis and Pittsinger for Philadelphia with hits and errors noted The game finished in just over an hour and eight minutes
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St. Louis
Philadelphia Today
St. Lows
Philad'pals
O'Gourtney
Beckley
Zias Binal
Mageb
Dralengy
Bransfeld
Burke
Odoolly
Warmer
Yale Beats Dartmouth in Rain Delayed Game
Yale defeated Dartmouth 5 to 1 in New Haven as rain halted play in the eighth inning after Yale pushed across four runs. Skillin held Dartmouth to one run through seven innings before the weather change. Harvard also topped Bowdoin 5 to 0 in Cambridge as costly Bowdoin errors aided the visitors. Princeton beat Bucknell 3 to 1 in a slow, run-filled contest in Princeton.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Dartmouth
Skillin
R. H. Elboogers
SkilMa Kod McCabe
Jackson, Bell
Chapla
Wet Ball Wolfe's Undoing in Rain Dampens Nationals Tigers Clash
Under leaking clouds at the ballpark the Nationals and Tigers battled amid a spreading drizzle. Rain and dampened play forced umpire Sheridan to suspend the game after brief action, with both clubs prepared to resume weather permitting as the downpour worsened.
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Tigers
Sheridan
Donavan
Wolfe
Juliin
Jones’ Rippers
Cooley
Tigelstran
Boston Bunched Hits Win 2 1 Over St Louis
Boston's four hits came in a row in the fourth inning to back a 2 to 1 victory over St. Louis. St. Louis scored on Stone's three-base hit and Moran's single, but Boston held on for the win.
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Rune
St. Louis
Boston
Stone
Moran
Felty
Beato Eigeeer
Jones
Stahl
van Seat
Dineen
Criger
Grimshaw
Wallace
OM Felts
Petty
Mr. Connelly
Chicago Defeats Philadelphia as Benders Pitching Dominates
Chicago convincingly beat Philadelphia as Bender’s pitching held the line and Altrock delivered solid support. Attendance was 1,373 with Chicago scoring in multiple innings and securing a 3 to 0 lead before a rain stoppage halted the game in the fifth. The two clubs prepared for a Cleveland lead in New York where a similar weather delay occurred.
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Chicago
Bender
Philadelphia
Altrock
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