Resolute Downs Vanitie in 30 Mile America’s Cup Race
In a 30 mile triangular course under a 10-12 mph southwest breeze, Resolute defeated Vanitie by 2 minutes 40 seconds actual time and 5 minutes 49 seconds corrected, winning five of seven races between the yachts in Long Island Sound and the Sandy Hook course. Charles Francis Adams 2d sailed the victorious Resolute. both crews hailed the win, with upcoming repair and tuning plans for both boats ahead of races at Greenwich and Newport.
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New York
Vanitie
Long Island Sound
Sandy Hook
Commodores” Syndicate
New York Yacht Club
Charles Francis Adams, 2d
Boston
Resolute
Charles Francis Adams
City Island
Long Island
Bristol
Indian Harbor
Ambrose Channel
Start of the Yacht Race between Resolute and Vanitie
The yacht race between Resolute and Vanitie began with a tense start near 10:45 to 11:04. Both boats maneuvered aggressively, tacking and jibing as they closed on the line, with Resolute gaining advantage through wind shifts and a favorable tack. Resolute finished first at 2 minutes 49 seconds ahead, Vanitie securing a spirited finish amid cheering whistles.
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Vantile
Vanttle
Resolute
Vanitie
Mr. Adams
Dennis
Harvard Has Short Rows at Red Top Training Quarters
Harvard crews practiced at Red Top near the Navy Yard with the second varsity rowing one mile 550 yards without time, facing tide and wind. Morning work was light, half mile at high stroke, while James White joined as freshman sub for the scrub four under coaches Wray and Herrick. Nelson Perkins and John Richardson of the Harvard rowing committee observed.
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Harvard
Red Top
Conn
Wray
Herrick
Navy Yard
Naval Station
Yale
James White
Cambridge
Nelson Perkins
John Richardson
Harvard Rowing Committee
Yale Crew Holds Final Thames Practice Ahead of Race
Yale crews trained along the Thames River in heavy heat as the varsity eight posted a fast half mile time of 2 minutes 29 seconds. Coach Gig Nickalls adjusted stroke tactics while Bob Gilfillan reclaimed the stroke seat for a peak effort. Alumni advisers arrived for the week as Yale freshmen lobbied Harvard rowers for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
Gales Ferry
Conn
Thames
Varsity
Gig Nickells
Serond
Nickalls
Bob Gilfillan
Payne Whitney
Jack Goethis
al Swayne
Trek Campbell
William Skiddy
Harvard
Crimson
Chest of silver for Bill Sweeney on special day
A large Elks Club gathering honored Bill Sweeney former Braves with a chest of silver on his upcoming special day next Tuesday. About $200 has been raised by clubs and organizations through the committee led by Joseph H. O'Neil. Subscriptions continue at several Boston offices including the Federal Trust Company Devonshire street Massachusetts Bonding Company 85 State street and Walker Rintels Drug Company 166 Summer street and Park Street.
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Elks Club
Bill Sweeney
Braves
Sweeney
Maranville
Joseph H. O'Neil
Federal Trust Company
Devonshire Street
Fred Murphy
Massachusetts Bonding Company
State Street
Walker Rintels Drug Company
Summer Street
Park Stare
Americans Face English in Meadowbrook Polo Opener
June 12 New York The opening polo match at Meadow Brook pits the American team led by Rene LaMontague against England captains H A Tomkinson and L St G Cheape. Milburn at back for America draws attention as teams prepare for a potentially high scoring, sunny contest with 40 000 expected spectators.
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H. A. Tomkinson
L. St.g. Cheape
F. W. Barrett
Vivian Lockett
America
C. C. Rumsey
Malcolm Stevenson
H. C. Phipps
England
Lord Wimborne
John A. Traill
Louis A. Stoddard
New Haven
Joshua Crane
Boston
K. B. Markham
New York
Meadowbrook
Milburn
Waterbury Brothers
Cheape
Long Island
Spe Tators
Nelson Beats Joe Phillips in University A C Boxing
In the University A C boxing tournament two substitutes dominated the main and semi final. Frankie Nelson of New York defeated Joe Phillips of Providence in the 12 round main bout. Tommy MelParland of Boston stopped Gus Murphy in the 10 round semi final.
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University A. C
Frankie Nelson
New York
George Alger
Joe Phillips
Providence
Tommy MelParland
Boston
Tiger” Young
Gus Murphy
Brighton
Mutt
Jeff
Charley Bobwick
Kuckles
Durette
Cambridge
Tommy Dorris
Johnny Murphy
South Boston
Dorris
Fall River Defeats Woonsocket 5 Advances In Colonial League
In a Colonial League outing on June 12, Fall River beat Woonsocket 5 to 2. Sharpe, Kiernan, Commette, Connor, Plura, Werre scored for Fall River. Woodcock and Haley pitched for Woonsocket with Haley taking the loss.
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Woonsocket
R. 1
Onone
Handlett
Fall River
Pall River
Woonsocket, Bh.po
A.K. Bil.vo
A.B. Sharpeet
Neptiness
O'Con Ellsa
Oleaertert
Kiernan,If
Gtdetterfif
Coyle Lf
Ol Pluratfif
Morris
Werre
Hyatt
Oj Breen
O‘dee
Connor
Murphy
Weigold
Randlett
Haley
Woodcor
Pail River
AiLée
Sharpe
Klernan
Commette
Plura
Dee
Breet
Conner
Woodcock
O Randleit
Vampires Gilroy
Abet
Trainor
Taunton Triumphs 6 to 1 Over Brockton in Afternoon Game
Taunton took a 6 to 1 victory over Brockton after touching up pitcher O Connell in the first two innings. The box shows timely hitting and errors, with Nye and O Connell among others contributing for Taunton as Brockton struggled offensively.
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Taunton
O'Connell
Brockton
Taunton Brockton
Nye
Bredette
Kane
Lyneh
Ligter Rf
Stanton
Kiley
Paniels
Whiteside
Weedene
Sackson
Aanton
Pro
Muglish
Barry
Daniels
Clermont
Jackson
Engliss
Om O'Connell
Maguire
Lermont
Mr Clermont
Johnson
Kuelish
Proulx
Huglish
McGuire
Weeden
Gardner
Fiowell
New Bedford Beats Colonial League 10 to 9 on Late Home Run
The fast climbing New Bedford team defeated the local Colonial league squad 10 to 9 as Rope hit a grand slam over the right field fence in the eighth inning with the bases loaded. H Sullivan's.
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Whalers
New Bedford
Pawtucket
B. Fryer
McSterry
Cassavant
IjPfeffer
Besserf
Callahan
Linder,ef
Johnsons
Sulin
McGinley
Burdickp
Gleason
Burdick
Tillman
Wild Piitch Gleason
Burke
Rope
H. Sullivan
Baseball Clubs Seek Youth and Amateur Teams Citywide
A public notice lists numerous baseball clubs across Massachusetts seeking youth and amateur teams. It provides contact names and addresses for Oxford A C Revere Rover A C Bremen A A Wellington A A Somerset A A Glenwood A A Adelphia Chickering J Gately Mount A C Federals Newton Independents M Club St Peters and M C O Fort Sill Setanae Club and others all inviting players and teams of various age groups to join or organize matches across cities including Boston Cambridge Malden Mattapan Chelsea Everett Dorchester and Dorchester.
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Oxford A. C
Lavette
Broadway
Revere
Rover A. C
John Crowley
Sixth Street
Cambridge
Bremen
Edward Fitzgerald
Glendon Place
Boston
Wellington A. A
George McNeil
Mattapan Street
Mattapan
Somerset A
Broad Street
B. S
Thomas Shunnahan
Cedar Street
Everett
Mount A
Anthony Duchame
Cook Street
Vallentt
W. BB. Spellman
Brooks Street
Waneudl
St. Peter's
M. C
Pouevean
Broadwey
South Boston
Malden
Malden Cubs With Ig-Yeacald Teams L ¥, Berg, LS Dell Street
Marden
Boston Federals
Sandy Russell
Brankfort Street
Boer Boston
Dorchester
George Cleary
Fort Sill
Setanae
Tesme
Charles A. Barley
Granville Street
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Commodores
John B. Killeen
Hathaway
Vanadis
Yarht
Yacht
Resolute ccc
Crentecerene Vanitie
Pccces
Vanitie Tacks
Russia
Oxford
Hanan & Son
Washington St
Wew York
Paris
ELIS
Ay — Tokers
Lala
C.C. A
F. W. Barritt
Lawrence Waterbury
Rene LaMontague
J. M. Waterbury, Jr
Devereux Milburn
BY J. J. M'Namara
Hull
Paolo Taurasi
Waveland
Globe
London
Nelson
Colonial League
N. Bedford
Rameles
Lincoln
Bennett
Bennett Straw
Filene
Oxfords
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