Tiptoe Wins Gayety Stakes at Belmont Park
Tiptoe carried 123 pounds and stretched to win the Gayety Stakes by a head over Belle of Pequest with Bivouac a close third. Weather fair, track slow. Debris and De Reszke noted in a busy Belmont card with multiple races and bids.
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Belle of
Pequest
de Beathe
New York
Bummartes
Mein Couree
Adcoll
L. Smithy
Drwid
Lyne
Dreamer
Cometalen
Joasamine
McDaniel
Speedawas
Diggins
Delmora
O*neill
Tims
Magic Power
Fatbert
Dreamland
Vitess
Odom
O'Neil
W. Davie
Pamels
Victory Delle Alee
Tiptoe
Bivcuss
Farfonga
Mala Courae
J. Smith
Wor Montravon
Burnm
Secon Prince Hamburg
Hildebrand
Jota
Cannon Ball
Gattling
Main Cours
de Restke
Arabo
Burns
Old England
Murphy
Neptunus
Chimney Sweep
Jack Rat- Mn Algoram
Hed Knight
Miller
GragieHa
Negond
Amberjack
Durphy
Arrahgowan
Silver Skin Wins Handicap at Churchill Downs
Silver Skin, the favorite, won the handicap race at Churchill Downs Louisville on May 19, covering the mile and a sixteenth in good time. Apple placed second and Batts third in a strong field.
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Louisville
Louieville
Silver Skin
Churchill Downs
Apple
Batts
Summarie
Itseka
Herbert
Tat
Darthule
Nooren
Ascona
Muldoon
Wishard
Agnes Virginia
Trompense
Determination
Siamtok
Viatin
Bird Pond
Annie Alone
Misrex
Our Stater
Hellmite Minoto Adama
Nicol
Wom
Moble Donohue
B. Davie
Red Thistle
McLaughlin
Mr. Pomeroy
G@lgantio
Phiora
Autelight
Chanterelle
Burrows
Irene Mao
Bett the Cat
Two Penny
Hobeen
Chole
Anna Fitzhugh
Marshal Ney
Shew
Flora Willoughby
Austin
Fox Hanting
Major Manair
Curate
Switt Wing
Omerica
Union Park
T. Louis
Platoon
American Jockey Club
Roustabout
Camhalf
View
Mckinney
Fortunate
Dale
Sultry
Shiling
Trne
Sweet
Flavia
Billy Ben- King
Alden
Phil Roque
Sad
Beatle
Irish Jewell
Anderson
Quitala
Laaded
Martini
Goodbite
Socapa
Lynch
Twenslow
Koski
Alghareh
Tornes
Chanley
Ford
Buck O'Dowd
Howell
Broadway
Hsuukey
Dr. Glark
Goodenid
Radtke
Caddla Mao
Gwain
Princess Carh Macen
Frances Jewell
Mise Cornet
Cappamore
Symphony
Firth
Brno
Jenkins
Resolute
Eva Cintz
W. B. Gates
Ojibwa
Juba
Gocdland
AM Bearlet
Red Regnard
Gallithes
Armorer
Raksquam
Cayton
Bradley BI
Rudabek
Ogents
Hartenstie
Racing Entries at St Louis and Louisville Spree
Listings of entries across multiple races at St Louis Fair Grounds and Louisville tracks detailing horses, weights, and entries. Names include Mayor Graham Pearl Diver Pepper Dick Siphon Golden Age Lillie Corker Leone Ayles Nevermore Starling Haughty Maginta Mice Cosette Ot tach Pirate's Dream. Also includes distances from one mile to six furlongs and purses or added money figures and several noted entries and handlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Avoid
Mayor Graham
Computation
Pearl Diver
Pepper Dick
Willie Collier
Siphon
Golden Age
Lillie Corker
Leone
Ayles
Nevermore
Zincke
America
Elizabeth
Angelic
Starling
High Chancellor
Otto Stifel
Red Seaf
Johnson
van Neon
Au Revoir
Lucky Charm
Frult
Oudon
Fireball
Pinkerton
Broombandie
Luretta
Kielnwood
Dishibille
St. Flour
Newtown Hay
Footlighta
Howling Dervish
Angiota
Augur
Flarman
Flaxman
M . Teones
Shenandoah
Carleen
Uncle Charley
Ha Sheridan
Payne
Cotillion
Eltics
Trie
Cornwall
Mynder
Mias Betty
Havarian
Lampoon
Rider Twice Thrown in Norfolk Steeplechase Closing Day
During the closing races at the Horse Show Driving Park Merchant rode Again and was thrown twice suffering a badly sprained leg. The day’s steeplechase results included Nutetus winning two miles over hunters with Crosater second and Again finishing after the fall. Time details and other race notes appear in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bportal
Washington Post
Norfolk
Horse Bhow
Merchant
Trapoxlet
Obo King
Twalfth
Mbesenabetan
Nutetus
Crosater
Endymion Leads Ocean Racers Past Nantucket Shoals
Endymion, commanded by Captain Loesch, became the first yacht to pass the Nantucket Shoals lightship as the fleet trailed behind in fog. Fleur de Lys Thistle and Utowana followed closely while Hamburg Atlantic Hildegarde and others battled shifting winds and a southeast by south course toward Long Island.
Brightwood Race Meet Promises Thirteen Events Next Week
The Brightwood Driving Club announces a three day racing meet starting Tuesday May 29 with thirteen events. Entries include Silver Bucks El mira Gratton Eva Myron H Valley Queen Lizzie R Merrill Hawker Blakeford Mary Grosdean Billy Dye Tom and many others across trot and pace divisions, along with running races featuring Mamie Ordway Sentry Vibrator and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightwood Driving Club
Brightwood
Dat
Silver Bucks
Elmira Gratton
Eva
Myron H
Vibrator
Will Hollins
Shimmer
Meronah
Ethelbrytha
Pilleyres
Red Hook
Little City
Robert H
Buck‘shot
Primea
Roy Hal
Kitty Wells
George DB
Bon Igy
Bowery Boy
Howard Russell
General Mac
al Trayntor
Allie
King Max
Billy Jackson
Miss Indemnity
Harry i
Ray M
Emma N
Dal Mason
Eatella
Bhimmer
Mamie Ordway
Mattie G
Pettit Reln
Fire Hecape
Sentry
Willis Rollins
Sylvagle
Little Cita
Sliver Socka
Hadgecraft
Winchester Boy
Buckshot
Mias White
Prince
Riva
Kitty Welle
George B
Ben Jay
May Pearl
Pace
Gladstons
Sam McKay
Mints Thompson
Prince Fal
Amherst's Great Showing In Intercollegiate Meet
Amherst qualified in every preliminary event at Worcester Oval as the New England Intercollegiate Athletic Association meet nears its final day with strong hopes for the championship. Harvard lists its 1905 football schedule with games spread from September to November at Cambridge and other sites. Harvard freshmen win the interclass race earning the Beacon Cup and a berth at the American Henley in Philadelphia. Nelson and Attell sign for a six round lightweight bout set for Philadelphia. A Cumberland man pleads guilty to bigamy and receives one year in prison. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as strengthening kidneys and skin health.
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Worcester
Mars
Amherst
New England Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Worcester Oval
Harvard
Cambridge
Maes
Williams
Bowdoin
University of Maine
Bates
Springfield Training School
West Point
Brown
Carlgie Indians
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Dartmouth
Cambrige
Yale
Cambridgs
Mass
Charles Hiver
Gotch Thrown by Jenkins in Madison Square Garden Show
In a preeminent catch-as-catch-can bout at Madison Square Garden, Tom Jenkins of Cleveland defeats Frank Gotch of Humboldt, Iowa after a dramatic three-fall match. Jenkins dominates early, uses aggressive tactics, and wins the decisive fall after Gotch is forced through the ropes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tom Jenkins
Cleveland
Ohio
Frank Gotch
Humboldt
Iowa
Madison Square Garden
Jenkins
Gotch
Jowan
Athletica Edge Victor Club in Eleventh Inning Clash
In an eleven inning Northeast Junior League game Athletica defeated Victor Athletic Club 10 to 9. Batteries for Athletica were Walter and Suess, while Priest and Vaucler pitched for Victor. The schedule lists numerous future matchups through July with many V. A. C. Defenders and NEP clubs across dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. MP. GC
V. A. C Va Athietice
N. HP. O
Athletics
V. A Ooms Nep
VAL C. Ve Athletiem
NEP C. Va
V. A OC
N. EP
Tuna
Defendera
N. EP. C
Tune &, V. Alc. Va
V. A
Athletice Va
M.A P. Ch
Jay
YAN .E P.O
Central High to play Princeton Freshmen for Nassau trophy
Central High School will travel next Thursday on the 5-2 train to Princeton to face the Princeton Freshmen for the Nassau trophy cup donated by the Washington Alumni Association. Coach James Springman leads the team for the game Friday, with several players aiming to enter Princeton, including captain Logan Cunningham and DuGanne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High
Princeton
Washington Alumni Association
University of Princeton
James Springman
Central Boys
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Central
Logan Cunningham
DuGanne
Sons of Nassau
McDonald
Capt. Church
Western
Harvard
Killings at Macbeth Evans glass plant split union rivalries
In Eawood Indiana on May 1 a clash between union and nonunion glass workers left Frank Ducheran dead after Thomas Meany a nonunion worker fired amid stones and missiles outside the Macbeth Evans factory. Meany says he was struck first. The scene follows earlier trouble at the plant with workers leaving shifts amid projectiles and gunfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eawood
Ind
Thomas Meany
Ducheran
Macbeth Evans
Meany
Duchetau
Blair suits dismissed in $200000 life policy case
In St. Louis on May 19 the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York suit to cancel Blair life policies totaling $200000 was dismissed. A separate Blair suit to recover $20000 first annual payment on the policy was also dismissed, Judge Potlock announcing the rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Apolline M. Blair
James L. Blair
Blair
Mutual Life Insurance Company
John P. Potlock
United States District Court of Kansas
Topeka
Banker's Bigelow Case Lists New Creditors
A supplementary list of creditors in the bankruptcy of banker Frank G. Bigelow was filed. Secured claims include Merchants' Trust Company St Louis Mary J Davis and National Rhos and Lanter Beak. Unsecured claims name Albertine Schroeder Willem Bigelow Louise Branley Kata Cambridge Mary W McCeulny Elizabeth Hough Zuclette Mann Mrs J P G Cott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise C. Stanley
Washington
Milwaukee
Wis
Frank G. Bigelow
Merchants’ Trust Company
St Louis
Mary J. Davis
Minneapotis
E National Rhos
Lanter Beak
New York
Lst
Albertine Schroeder
Willem Bigelow
Louise Branley
Sn Guardian
Kata Cambridge
Mary W. McCeulny
Elizabeth Hough
Turin
Zuclette EK. Mann
Wilwaukee
Mre
J.P. G Cott
Milwauker
Convicted Larceny Case Sends William Simms to Jail
William Simms a negro porter for Nathan Horn was tried in Police Court on eight larceny charges. He pleaded guilty to most counts and was sentenced to eleven months and twenty nine days in jail. Detectives Brien and Parham recovered the stolen clothing. Three people died from gas asphyxiation in Newark as Margaret Orr and two grandchildren Margaret Smith and Annie Smith perished in their home last night. A gas jet in the kitchen had been left open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Simms
Judes O’nell
Simms
Nathan Horn
F Street
Brien and
Parham
Newark
N. J
Margaret C. Orr
Margaret Smith
Annie Smith
Thomas Smith
Pittsburg
Monon train derails near Lowell after rail break
A Chicago to Indianapolis Cincinnati passenger car derailed five miles south of Lowell Indiana after striking two broken rails. The Indianapolis sleeper with about ten passengers turned on its side, dragged four car lengths. Conductor M A Shields reported no serious injuries. In Montpelier Indiana, May 19 a State Supreme Court hearing began on Mrs Mary H Rogers petition for a new trial for the murder of her husband who was sentenced to be hanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Ind
Chicago
Indianapolis
Cincinnet
M.A Shields
Rogers
Montpelier
State Supreme Court
Mary H. Rogers
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Travelers’ Protective Association
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Southern Railway
Detroit
Mich
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