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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28
CRIMPER PETCHES
$4,000 AT AUCTION
Raj Parr Buys Three-Ycar
Old After Warm Bidding
for Duryea Horse.
S66. 900 FOR YOUNGSTERS

Further proof tina, The thoroughbred
has returned TO power Mas furnished
when RAJ Parr of Baltimore paid sls.-
800 Yesterday for the three-year-old
,'rimper AZ the sale Of horses belong
ius TO the estate OF tho late Herman
y. puryea, Prominent turfnen gath
erred IN nuudreds IN the paddock at
Belmont Park. Where the sale Was on
Quoted 10y the rowers-Iluuter Company
before the races. Crimper was one OF
Of the offerings being two.ycar-o,ds bred
10y Mr.. Duryea at his Haras du Gazon
stud in France. There was spirited
bidding for the Youngsters, Will the
result tina the total for sixteen head
amounted TO $50. 100. an average of 81
i50.
There was II lively sk.rmlsh when
trimper was put up for auction. and
among those who took part In the bid
ding until the baltimore sportsman
silencod all with his big offer were John
sanford. Tom Welsh. acting for l..
wood, and George odom. representing
the Brighton Stable. The col, had
shown fair. but not remarkable racing
form in his ~two-year-old year. running
third in both the S~oitykoff Stakes and
New Coventry stake He is rich in blood
lines. being by Mainteuon-Frlzet'e. His
sire won many classic races in France
and IN four years his stock won 9ji,S30
francs on the French TURF. His dam Won
races IN America and later IN France
and the colt was made more Valuable
because Of engagements in the Saratoga
cup and the Travers Stakes. He is a
sturdy chestnut and Likely to he for
midablc in these events
In the two-year-old division ton price
was paid by John Sanford for Tranby,
by Irish Lad-Frizette. He is a brother
To Banshee, which won many races in
France. including the French 1000
t;uineas. Among those who watched the
sale. many of them bidding. were
Joseph T.. Widener, George ID, Widener,
:. l.. Parsons, Harry La Montague,
Joseph T.. Davis, T. Lee Rose, II. j
Morris, Raj Parr. r. Ambrose Clark
John Sanford. r. II. Hitchcock. H.. G
I liallenbeck. Mrs. II. b. Duryea, Charles
Schwartz, Morton I. schwartz. Richard
r. Wilson. william X. Vanderbilt, Jacob
Pincus. Samuel Riddle. A. j. Joyner. NJ
W. Allen. Foxhall I. Keene. r. J. Healey
James Mclaughlin. Jesse Lewisohn
Oscar I.cwisohn, Fred Lewisohn, H.. =
Page. II. X. Knapp. &. l.. Robbins. j. q
oxEard. II. r. Oxnard. J. McManus, II. r
Ki'tridgc. Allan McCulloch, Grant Hugh
Browne, H.. ". Sage and Ralph Strass
burger.
The yearlings were not in condition u
be sold. but will Ice auctioned during IN
Saratoga meeting, The sales:
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hartford, 3: Worcester. ..
bridgeport. Z; New Haven. 2
Lawrence. 4; Lynn, : Il innings).
Portland, 3; Lawrence. 4.
Spring held. :; New London. I III innines)
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GAME
BROOKLYN ~. L. PHILA ~ L.,

Z fJrneu TuHs-DrOpklyns . nome run
Stensel, 1et on bascs-Philadelpfua 4.
Brooklyn. Struck on, Demsree 3.
by Coombs, = Sacrifice Brooklyn, /.
Double plays-Mowrcy, Cu'shaw and Dau.
bert SIehon. Bancroft and Whitfield First
base on error-PhiladelphI First base on
balls-On Demaree !; OF Coombs, : Hit by
pitched ball-By Demaree Wheat Passed
bal l-Killifer Umpire IN chief KLEIN Field
umpire Emslie Time-l hour and .6 min
/ uteS
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ROCHESTER AND NEWARK SPLIT

Baltimore IN ScwarlS.
Richmond in Montreal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28

II the Yankees can make q ''
syeep of the series by taking Nt"aI
game from the Red SoN they should s'f'
West firmly i~ntrenched in 'nfd i.Ht
So, far they AVE more than h'ld '''t
own with the improved A'hl,'I
Carrican by hts time should he {!
we'll cured of the idea that the l'o.'''"
clan is a mark for left handed i.t'. 80
Leonard. Gregg and Ruth stand W's
10 convince him Il he needs iur'h'' "a-
v.ncine.
Joseph ]. ~I.annIn. president ~
worlds champions, has come :" '"'
clusion that money isn't "'''.'.'S
after all. There is Iris Sp"1.'f.
instance. besides.
Two OF the most s%pectacu'a. Oh .
plays of the season fairlN h' '' OIL
fans off their seats before NJ" gam"
Progressed two minute EF.'N
hoolcy raced over into FOUL G'n'.i ''.'
the stand and sreared q horst ''..
Barry, the second batter \ iN "
monts later Boone wi IN a'"p '' d
second and took a NJ, off nuN' Lowe
Young Walters was a VIZ n"lp % k'''
Ing In the fourth Ray lost ms -''
and walked both Lewis and No"0''
Walker forced Hobby. Tne ''.'.
catcher snatchcd Gardner bout e '
front OF the plate and tagged Oh
fore he thought OF running n oti .'
win Their lined to Gilhooley.
No fault could be found with TO o''
running Of the Yankees, The -f'a.
the first inning. which result'I ~ Wa
zee and BAumann being d%oi..'' '
due TO Ruth's luck on a Nl,ni stan
the smartness of Gardnnr it'''r
I" any mental deficiency On 'h" i'''
Wild Bits base runners
Gllhoolev more than offset 'h's j '.s
play In question hv hts Crai' '"'
Allied the bases with uouo "u' |'
vrin had an easy play NJ tir~i ON 'f''
hut the midget outiicllor Nl3""|
into throwing hout nui ''Dn ." .'
safely back to third,
Since he got away from Oh"
and back at his accustomed l''-..
the centre garden, Lee Mage"
fulfilling the prediction m,io "' I' .-'
Stallings last winter. "Il1} l|I
tire field" said the Mlrar." N''.
MaSee will hustle Ty cobb +" A''
worth" In his new position Nj
batted we'll over 500" Vie "
singles and a double IN four
yesterday afternoon.
Walter pipp had d'fl.y|'. -
the left banded pitchers i,-i ''..
he seems to have rcm"il"d '.' $780,.
in fine style. This season hr r $3.50.
the southpawS A. readily a. "
right handlers. Rutn fauici W..
yesterday. but still he got ''.
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North Carolina League Rcsults.
AShevilis, 4; Greensboro, o.
charlotte. Z; -SGlOW,
Durham. 3: Raleigh. o.
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SECOND GAM T.
ROCHESTER

Earned runs-Roches,er, |; Newark. {: Two
McAulcy, Hale, Hill. Cable, Stolen bases
Bleling, Gable. HIT by. MISUNDERSTANDING
Left on bases-Rochester, :; Newark. F? First
base on balls-On Pieh. &: of Hill. 3. Struck
out-By PI.h, 3: by nm, : Umpire IN chief
Hart. Firhl umpire keenan,. Time hour
and Al mlnuins
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TWD-SEAR-oI.DS

Muckross, hr, or blk. e, by Irish
s%hwart uns".e' ."''''''" 500
killadar, Ii e, ny Irish lad-Ascot
Belle. Morton |. schwartz, ...,... $500
rh" Minis, b. T., by Irish l.ad-Ari-
loss; quincy Stable .",,......,. LOO
C"nsure. II, {, by Irish Lad--census,
oncck stable. l,loo
Panochc, b, g. by Irish .ad-st.
lncH, Schuyler l. Parsons. ....., $500
Hcrndotc. oh, G., by tncle-Hcrodla
Glen Riddle Farms. ,,,.,-,r 5000
,otum. George II Widencr ....,,,. 800
Mint Drop. h. T., by Irish l.ad-Min-
iberia, Louis Feustel. ,..,..,...,. 1900
Tranoy, b. G., 10y Irish l.ad-Frisctte.
John sanford ,....... $500
Medora, h. Z, by Rabelais-Mcdiant
i. \, clark ...,..,. .......,... $500
The Belgian, ch, e., by Radicals
Sunragette "; Raj Iarr ,..,.,,.. b,lo0
Farce, b, T.. by Rirc aux Larmcs-
Armenia; George T. Wldencr. .... 5000
lnniskillen. b, (, by Irish Lad-Zuna.
Schuyler |. Parsons. .,,.,....,. 5000
OLDER HORSES.
Crimpcr. ch. e., o, by Maintenan-
FriZette; Raj Parr. ,,.,.,....,,.l 49, 800
oncck stable. ...,'...,.,,...,., $500
FL Dincro. ch. q, 3, by Cncie-Hero-
dia Henry Waterson. .,........... 700
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disastrous day. for the pair ran as indi-
Gated 10y the odds. capra leading nearly
al the way and winning by "A length
from Malachite. The summaries
FIRST RACE
For four wear c,ds and upward seilin.
Pand'sn. - los. .Tykc 80. ~ - I'M
Sam McMeekin. ! iie. Maynes ~ ii.:os.
Saratoga. i........tio, Hanover. - II % 81,
Ida claire. l...... l05. Graves 81 -
Sialsm. Helen, ~. srsg,,ser p, =
Armament o. r,uo 'Mr'ahtS "' ~
Dt s'ss, - s1od' Ton driy,ms WING NV s
trained by ". V. Casey
SECOND RACE
The Coaching club: for two year olds Nv
i"ur all a hall mrlonss on Tho s,raish,s%sy
iior.e and age. VI lo.ksy DAD F,n
Yellowstone. 3. u: .nreycr b.. - "a
Phantom. ?....... 100. MCahey - -
kebo. =........u .lI... Hanover 81 - .
Start GOOD. won ca.,l. Winner. ch G., by
Hgr'' P.Ts -fgl,r,y Nnr,ws' o"nsn hy wi'e
THIRD RACE
~" %lu,cnl.; for tmoy year olds: suarantccd
c cars nai g 1,"; y sums,r,n,Lo" ct ,S -
.Hors4 and axe wi Jockey Odd. Fin
!i"ar,.-, mp, ~" Haynes - - y
I,ISaS " =,
Mary Powell. g.. 10. McCshcy 81 Il +,
jarkM oun, imp. =. If. .Mcfas.ar,. .: * .
..Breehe. -......... rs. Lotus ..,.- - 81 :
solves, ........i IL. schut ger Isl 81 :
Coupled a. Butter on,ry
T1m'-o so 10.
start gooi. won driving. Winner. br e.. by
Bcimon, framed by Sc Htiire,h
FOURTH RACE
Tho Hollis. Tor three year olds and upward
selling ny suhtcription Of so each. starters
to pay s. additional. with sso added SIX
'I HoT.c and on ,s man ,onri@ o,,. rn
R,tneyoicn, Imp,,t i; i rbro,her .: so Z.
EtrHscan. i','', ~. N"@rassar Fl 80 !
lAbyan sands, 3. 10. .HaSres. so.i 81 8
Star, sooi; won drying w,nn,r b 3 by
Talbot : trained by W. V Casey
FIFTH RACE
The Hampstead: for -four. year. ODDS AMI mn.
ward steeplechasc handicap. by subs rip,Ion
Of SO each or s. II declared, with ,6l.
Horse and age VT Jockey. old. Fin.
nrheto' 5......... im..Helder .... ll5 - j.
rrIh,Tr, ." -, Parrette - a. g?
! C. Ewslt' a.,..iSs. Ryan'',.,. is.5 even.
Riacebrook. Alb. .Kelleher. @l II E
Ben Wyvis limp. sit7.. Mcauey. .. 80 Fl .
REFUSED Tlme-4IT
star, good won. easily Winner, br. g. nv
Out OF Reach FAIRY Dell: owned nv u W
Sage: trained by r j Donahue.
SIXTH RACE.
Thu ouoens Handlclp. for three year ODDS
md. upw ard by subscription Of SO each or
= II declare !, with $500 added: seven furlongs
on main course:
horse and age WI, Jockey. Odds Fin
Capra. '....-,....llo, McDcrmott % 40 u
Maachl'e a. lM M"Taggart ll-5 I5 "a
Daddy Choice, ,. ~. Iyke ....... IL 81 81
flelone. Z. ,.,...-,l To-. .McCahey III 81
khine Maiden, 1, 100, Garner. .... Isl 81 ;
,lt'les, ........,.,l 100. Allen. .,...- 81 - 6
Holiday, i.......lo los. Raj. ....... 81 81 !
Distant. Shore. 4 ioi Warschcr 20 81 s
Nine Hermann. 3 80. Hummer SOL sol
Tlme-lt91.
start, good; won handly. Winner, ch. :.
by Ballot Cap and Bells owned by James
Butler: trained 10y i Mccormack,
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Pacific Coast League RcNulta.
Los Angeles. I; Oakland, /.
Salt Lake, . Sat Franchise. Q
Vernon, I. Portland, :.
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The talent showed discrimination after "A
disastrous day, for the pair ran as indi-
Gated 10y the odds. tapra leading nearly
al TN" way aud winning by a length
from Malachite. The summaries
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28
JUST A BIT OF YANKEE CHAT

II the Yankees can make q ''
sweep Of the series by taking N''tI
game from the Red SoN they should s'''
West firmly intrenched In 'ntd i.t'
So far they have more than h'I' 'i't
own with the improved Athl,'I.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28

Carrigan by this time should he &
we'll cured of the idea that the l'o.".t
clan Is a mark for left handed i.'' -
Leonard. Gregg and Ruth stand VI
10 convince him Il he needs iur'h'' '''
v.nCinS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28

Joseph j. l.annln, nresid'l'
worlds champions, has come :" '.'
Clusion that money n ''''...''
after all. There is Iris Spr1.'t
instance. besides.
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star, good; won handy Winner, Oh :.
ny ballot Cap and Bells; owned by James
Butler: trained 10y i M,Cormack.
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Start good won easily Winner. hr. e. nv
Out OF Reach FAIRY Dell. owned nv " W
Sage; trained by T. J. Donahuc.
SIXTH ACE
Thu Queens Handlcap; for three wear. Odds
md. upward; by subscription Of $40 each or
- ~ declare !, with SEQ added; seven furlongs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16

Sen piotfjenote 5folemono, 'SSobn
Us. Ol1en> ipgcr Golg til 8pen5
5~folefommiSIion, % bans noe ten
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-16

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Tranfipn a~nbefales til &ice.
g%llDcrngr.

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Sans Mniigt bar roligt, r1e11 Ejrc.
ne br11ltnc. Weiifa bop0e el1bt lit
unge 2ib.
&e6e &ors' 5pltrc fulgtc .bom til
@rapcn. Mcn n1oolfc 1iober / CT
lille Suite ct cller or1bet 5te0 poo
l1ngorr1S 5letter en- Wooer og ben.
ter paa 5pm1en. Ser hit loher iir
1i61te @6bn / Sen felles 5olbotcr-
grop poo Gcntrol=&irfegoorocn i
Wnntc Wnn,
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&or 2onosnonD, @r. s. 8. @iort,
/ Nec0cr, 9lpro 9afoto, bar 1tillet
iig 1om Set republifanlfc Nortis
.&ol1oioot til Gmbebet lom 5tutSlc=
|fretpr / &c. g.. SON bar | tn 5amlin=
9cr rcprui cnterct set 1000 9iltrift /
|2cgislotl1rcl1, % l1aor bon mi pen
Grppepnlget Sen %. Os. buober at
pp11oo oct f%or11ponc Ml1tol 5tcnmcr,
or oct 81. a., fproi ban mc0 Stoltbeo
fan lc tilhogc pou 1in @jerring
Stotc1,s lnpgipcnoe Jpriomling.
@r. @jprt bor ct flort % gpbt
Grperou1 at n1pbc mcb, pg npglc ii
bets G11l1ftcr CT:
5totsfpl1trpl al al ltor SprreT:
ni1gsbirflpmDcD; llopiflinge11 q
Stotcn5 2i9nit=W incr ullber betrDg:
gcnbe 2ope; fp11ngen lllpffesfprnf
ring opcrf or 2pnorbcjberc; ct rctfGr
bigt 5fotteipltem; bcDre Seje i'm
5tot % Notion; CIT mere r1tn0baon
Set Stptte al 5folepplc11et / 2unori
1trifter; 5poriommcligbco / al
|Statens 6nretagenOer.
Soar ct loobont &rogram frer,
lottes al CIT CT forcn % 0pgtig Mano
fan mon tillibsfulbt gipc bom III
|Stcn1mc.
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minneapolis.
9p6sfalb..

Mrs. &etcr Gbriltenien> 1912 20.
g(be. g., ofgif be0 Dpoen Sen ii.
Stunt % begropeoes fra ct. &eoers
ounife lutberlfe &irfe BEN ID. Sunni
11noer ltor Deltogclle. Mtonge lmnt.
'fe 8lomlter beffcoe &iiten, og 8alt.
|Eorpgoorb talte Deo 8aaren % for
rettebe sSorbpaofaltelien paa 6en III:
|tberife &irfegaaro, Grpltol Safe &C.
metorp. Mrs. Gbriitenien hopoe
|flere Maoneoer DGret fangif I'll
.5Dgelejet. 8aa0e BUN og benoes
Manb bnr bunoet mango 8e11tler,
Ser paa mor1ge Maaoer bar piit oe=
res gDmpaf unOer Ben lat1ge sDa:
Don. q, .Ssss3.5
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Selegramiprpg.
NC1aftNr:-

t@r. &coaftpr:-
s ~lloeblo0ct" leltc je9 n1eb Sr>
|teresl e &eferutet al Sen itprl loacOc
@runolopsf cit, gbicogos Gonlfe fcj-
rcbe Sen 4. So.
Wen Ser bar to 5il1g, jog ltl1o=
1eDc pber:
~ 5fjpnt Soften : Splge i'm
|&ro6itipn og Elnn DoloeS til
9@re for bort &jemlo16s @runblop,
|fin6cs intet Orb ont ben11c, bDcr=
len / &eferotet eller / Erof. 8eltr1:
|goor0s uomerfe6e Sale. $500
@r11nolobsoogen bil6e Ser netop
|Ner bope pnret i9r1ig goo 2ellig,
|beo til at mi116es Morsoogen tor
|oen np T%orfatning.
q Scr o%f1en6tes ct telegram til
@pnge11 al Donmarf. Seen bporfo1
|poo Gngelif? Sror mon iffe> Scott
gen forltoor 9anif?
ct telegram fra cit 0onlf Sor=
|fomling til en- 6on1f &onge Ter Dog
|beipnoerligt 16 paa @ngelif, napn:
|lig mar BET bi6es, at mon ligcloo
lIet fan ofien6e Gelegrammer poc
|Donif fra Mmerifa, iom man fo11
|fra 0anmarf.
Set bar bare bette, jeg bil0c nO:
|trDffe min Sorunoring ODER.
9eres ltublen0e
g. S. 6pgbolt.
|9ulutb, Winn.
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Scan @cbitcr bpb.


6orfottcrin0cn, Scon &cbltcr,
(Mrs. Mc&inncpD CT / 5pnoog5 bpo
/ Nc>p Oorf eftcr at pnrc lcofom=
met n1c0 cr 0ottcr. Gen Nfopoc
bandit ltor Eopuloritct pcb lin NC
get Dn6e0e 8og ~OoO0p Gong EGGS"
ser blep oromotiierct og Rite fig
at prre ct pppcrligt &osleitpffe. :
6jor logte Snteresi el1tcr / &jpben=
bop1 Gncrct fpr Sfueipillct pper
bclc Sfon0inobicn, men SorGon0lin=
gerne f6rtc biltnof life til nogct po;
litipt Hclnltot.
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Sen ebine 11rp.

Sra 8oibington meooeles, at 81:
tuotionen / Merico bagligt forbGr:
res, og at Sen fjen6tlige 5temnin1
moo Mmerifanere 5po for &il
@ronoe. be1tan0igt tiltoger / 5tDrf(
og Solo lombeb. S 0enne l1ge ben:
tes Set, at Ere1i6ent @il1on bi]
ien6e en- Note til Merico Gitp me>
Spar poo Garran5os &rob on1 q:
faa at bi0e, bborfor omerifo11lf(
5ol0oter frem0eles fomperer pac
Mericos Sor0, 6a Sc 10 BOG inte1
n0retter.
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&erre11: vTrpfen> 0ercs 5e11oer
er loo imuffe lom g%lfel1ben, man
if11l6e nniten tro, at Set bar Gle
fontenoer."
81: n&or Sc BORT, at Mpl1er for
|baboet ON, at ban / Worgen pil
oriffe fin Gftermi00ogSfaffe inoe =
|2pbebnret?"
s.: ul1ba> bore Bet aaf
|fommer til at lmage Tot
l2gbefam.
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ga gaer ltnsbpm til 9ans

ct. Sans Set bill blipc ofbolot
Let. Sons Mften, Sen %. Sltni, bos
|@r. % Tru Carl @olf, Monitobo
Gorf, &nhbinsDulc. Ser bill blibe
&ons=@lus % megct ncrc. Gog
Mobbins0olc 5pprpogn, Scr afgaor
ira G.. ct. og /. Mpc. %. bper Dolpe
pg Dclc Gi1ne.
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TpreDraq.

eugene 9. 0ebs, fire @ange 90:
cialiitportiets &onoi0ot for &reii=
Dent al Be 6or. 5tatcr> 5ocioliit=
portiets melt afbolote Mon6 og en-
al Yortiets 6pgtiglte 6ore0rogsbol=
bere, bill bol6e ct Sore6rog poo @bu-
bert Scatter f6rltf. @9n6og SEN Is.
Stunt 81. 2 Gfterm.