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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1901

Page

5

Knickerbocker Y C Regatta Lights Up Long Island Sound

On a sunny day with a fresh southerly breeze the Knickerbocker Yacht Club regatta near College Point saw Mira skip to victory in the 43foot class under Charles Lane Poor. Gardner’s sloop led the fleet by a wide margin as Guinard and Eurybia also posted wins in their respective classes. Hera beat Esperanza in a close Newport special thirty matchup, while Owananiche impressed in Knickerbocker special sloops. Lamkin topped the Manhasset Bay racecraft after the Gangway Buoy. The 14.5 nautical mile course produced steady tack work and lively wind shifts throughout the events.

Charles Lane Poor Mira Knickerbocker Yacht Club College Point L. Hecker Guinard Charles Pryor Eurybia J. Roger Maxwell, Jr Oiseau Rodman ‘Sand Owananiche Knickerbocker S. H. Mason Miladi Manhasset Bay S. W. Roach Lamkin Correc Ime Wee Paiute Beam _ Brothers White Wing Hall & Davidson Seeeees L. H. Zocker Nautilus Gonn J. McCue Beam Brothers Gurnard L. H. Zucker John J. McCue Charles Pryer Newport Hera Ralph N * Ellis Esperanza H. O. Havemeyer Olseau J. R. Maxwell, Jr Alerion A H AlicePr Ceeeses Marion EF M. Smith Mab N Clifford Brokaw Yawls Memory W. N. Bavier Ouananic Tie Rodman Sands Feyder, Hayward & Underhill Dot C. T. Pierce Flyaway Krasmer & Benian Oneee Leisure F B Myrick Qonagh G. L. Pirie Rogue T. Bedford, Jr Badger F B Jones Ween Snapper A. B. Alley Owees Mirana W. Robinson J. S.appleby Thisbe Manhasset Ouananiche Lambkin

Quinque Wins Three-Mile Race Ahead of Kelpie

Quinque forged ahead on the three mile course and held the lead to the finish. The clock showed Quinque 2 21 10 and Kelpie 2 21 47.

Quinque

Oyster Bay Yacht Club Race Results Read Like Standings

In Oyster Bay club races, Seawanhaka-Corinthian knockabouts Nakado 2 09 15, Vagrant 2 10 33, Marcia 2 28 40. Catboats No 3 2 27 22, No 4 2 27 28, No 1 did not finish. Boats sailed two laps on the inside course.

Oyster Bay Seawanhaka-Corinthian Nakado Vagrant Marcia

Constitution Holds Two Hours Trial Run At Bristol

The Constitution captained by Rhodes with Nat Herreshoff aboard tested the vessel’s top hampered rigging near Hog Island and Sandy Point. The trial reached speeds near nine miles per hour as the main mast and club topsail were tested while hulls and spars were tuned.

Bristol R. I Constitution Capt Rhodes Nat Herreshoff Duncan New York Hog Island Sandy Point Light Leeward New York Yacht Club Dyers Island Columbia Sandy Point Capt. Rhodes Anchorage Herreshoff

Arista Wins Gravesend Bay Yacht Race as Titania Fades

In a southeast wind the sloop Akista skippered by George Hill overtakes W H Childs Titania to win the Gravesend Bay Yacht Racing Association event under Atlantic Yacht Club auspices. Peanut narrowly beats Pebble for a close second, with full class results: Akista 2:02:09, Titania 2:11:45, Peanut 1:27:34, Pebble 1:31:11, plus other class finishes from Squaw Song and Dance Deer Wraith Wink and Qui Vive.

Gravesend Bay Yacht Racing Association Atlantic Yacht Club George Hill Akista W. H. Childs Titania Calvin Brewer Peanut R. W.speir Fort Hamilton Brooklyn Squaw H. J. Heath B. F. Lucken Wraith Calvin Tomkins Wink W. A. Barstow Pebble R. W. Speir George Freeth Eaeee Bisie C. P. Roseman

Special Match at Marine and Field Club Ends Narrow Victory

Quinque, a Marine and Field Club one design, defeats Kelpie by a narrow margin of thirty seven seconds to win a substantial purse. The three mile triangle off Bath Beach Clubhouse hosted the race with Kelpie leading early and Quinque closing in the second round.

Quinque Marine and Field Club William H. Brown Cay -Retta Elpie

Independence idle as weather delays yacht trial

The Lawson yacht Independence did not start for an expected trial spin in Boston on June 1 due to mist and a brisk northeast wind. If conditions improve Monday the plan will be rescheduled, with deck, rigging, and interior work still outstanding but the vessel in good condition for an initial trial.

Boston Lawson Independence Wen’s and Boys

Brooks Wins Class A Handicap at Ardsley Club

H. F. Brooks led the Ardsley Club links day with the lowest gross score of 95 and won Class A handicap. S. R. Bertram captured Class B as the event concluded.

H. F. Brooks Ardsley Club S. R. Bertram Gross Syms A E. Barron Thomas Barro L. Eldridge J Haydee R. Bertram E. Tarbell W., Garch J . van. Beuren E. Williamson Vail Miss Ferris F L. Eldridge A. de Witt Cochrane A. Hewitt Misster Warer Fraser

Fourth annual Public School 89 games held at Olympia Field

After two weather postponements, Public School No. 89 staged its fourth annual juvenile athletic meet at Olympia Field. The highlight was an eight-entry interscholastic relay won by School No. 87, with No. 89 runner-up, as dozens of events including sprints, hurdles, cycles, and a sack race showcased young athletes from multiple public schools amid a large crowd.

Public School No. 89 Olympia Field William Barr David Levensohn George Kohler Edwin Weaver E Menken Albert Levy D. McCready G. Lowell R. Quinn A. Levy George Lowell John Kelchner J. Furlong J. O'Keeffe J. B. Judson P. S P. Goodfleisch W. Lynch J. Sweeney E. Carroll Leo Gargan Godfrey W. Norris P. Ss William Lynch Joseph Sweeney P S H. Smith M. Pilcer L. Bleyer E. Carlson Herman Smith Warren Kohler Maurice Pilcer J. T. Ellingwood R. Olive E. King H. Hamilton P. Y S. Williams Nathan Fried M. ©. Ansorge George de Luna V. Tovar A. Cook H. Ayre J. J. Hickey Leo Gorgan Vege C. Simpson G. Gumpert R. J. Goodwin S. Goldsmith J. T. Elingwood Eugene Byrnes J H. Wallace

Fox Hills Defeats Baltusrol 29 20 In Golf Match

Fox Hills edged Baltusrol on Baltusrol links near Short Hills New Jersey by 29 holes to 20 in a 12 a side team match. Individual results include R C Watson Jr beating M Hamilton by 2 holes and Pierre Proal junior champion defeating Hugh K Toler by 10 holes.

Fox Hills Staten Islanders Baltusrol Short Hills N. J Co. M. Hamilton R. C. Watson Pierre Proal Cham Jr Pion Hugh K. Toler R. C. Watson, Jr M. Hamilton Louis Livingston, Jr OJ. A. Tyng Soun E. M. Knapp OIL P. Bayard, Jr J. A. Janin, Jr Allan Kennaday A. Proal K. Toler Lindsley Tappin P. Reid C. Tappin OH. A. Colby J. A. Ward F. Watson M. M. Singer F. Watson, Jr Sims Wylie Or. W. Candler J. G. Bates Marsh A. Curtis H. Graham Cseerseesee

Hovenden Sets New Crescent Club Golf Course Record

Thomas Hovenden posted a 78 to lead the Crescent Athletic Club links at Bay Ridge. The new course opened last week with three new greens and about 4500 yards in length, matching the old layout. His handicap of 10 secured him top club honors in the handicap results.

Thomas Hovenden Crescent Athletic Club Bay Ridge Hovenden

Eight Dyker Meadow golfers begin cup play on Decoration Day

Eight members of the Dyker Meadow Golf Club who qualified on Decoration Day for the W. S. Benedict cup played their first match play round yesterday. Capt. E. F. McGlachlin defeated Spencer S. Baldwin 3 up and 2 to play. A. R. Fish beat S. K. Probasco 3 up and 2 to play. John M. Byers beat H. E. Pierrepont Jr. 2 up. K. Fowler and H. L. Batterman postponed their match. A bogey ball sweepstake tied J. A. Eddy and Frank N. Doubleday at 1 down. Capt. McGlachlin and Crowell Hadden Jr. were 3 down each.

Dyker Meadow Golf Club W. S. Benedict Capt E. F. McGlachlin Spencer S. Baldwin A. R. Fish S.K. Probasco John M. Byers H. E. Pierrepont, Jr K. Fowler H. L. Batterman J. A. Eddy Frank N. Doubleday Capt. McGlachlin Crowell Hadden, Jr

Thurston and Moore Reach Apawamis Cup Final

Thurston and Moore advanced to a 36 hole final at Apawamis Golf Club Rye after a tie in 18 holes. Thurston defeated Sherman 6 up 5 to play in the semifinal while Moore beat Ballou 2 up 1 to play. A women's handicap produced a tie between Sadie Read and May Downey, to be replayed later in the week.

W. R. Thurston Frank As. Moore Apawamis Golf Club Rye Simeon Ford Thurston H. A. Sherman Moore Maturin Ballou Sadie Read Miss May Downey

Philadelphia Horse Show Ends After Ten Years ofsts

The tenth annual Philadelphia Horse Show Association event concluded in Philadelphia on June 1. New York exhibitors dominated championship classes with multiple blue ribbons, including Gerkendale Farms My Lady Dainty and Frank Jay Gould's Bright Eyes, while the social turnout remained modest due to limited sunny days.

Philadelphia Penn Philadelphia Horse Show Association New York Gerkendale Farms My Lady Dainty Frank Jay Gould Bright Eyes Burlingham Chesterfield Bushlight Aspiration Rte

Crescent Athletes Triumph After Brutal Lacrosse Match

Crescent Athletic Club defeats Toronto University 3 to 1 at Bay Ridge amid heavy rough play. Three Toronto players Graham Kyle and Grooves were disabled. Kyle suffered a black eye and facial gashes. Graham leg drain. Grooves unconscious after a head blow. Crescent players Lindsay and Liffiton also injured.

Crescent F. C Toronto Crescent Athletic Club Toronto University Bay Ridge Graham Kyle Grooves Wall Jewell Lindsay Liffiton Crescent

New York A C Beats Englewood In Amateur League Opener

New York Athletic Club defeats Englewood Field Club 10 to 6 in a loose game. Phillips and Barry pace NYAC with multiple hits while Batch and Kelly contribute solid defense and fielding for the visitors. Rudder and Tannehill spark Englewood's offense as Vorhis falters on the mound. Time 1 50. Umpire Hatfield.

Englewood New York Athletic Club Englewood Field Club Englewoods Vorhis Batch Kelly Phillips Barry New York Boys Rudder Tannehill Centrefield Elly Tan Hayes Cowan B.vorhis A.vorhis Coe R. Vorhis Brown New York A. C Tierney Mr. Hatfield

Foreign Cyclists Arrive Here With Pacemakers

On the steamer St Louis arrived yesterday Tom Linton a noted European middle distance cyclist with four pacemakers to ride on this side of the water. Linton defeated Bauge and Charles Miller in a fifty mile paced race just before leaving Paris. He brings two fast pacing tandems and will race in Boston on June 11. The pacemakers include Henri Content Kiebert Forest to pace Albert Champion and Louis Jallabert Pierre Cournier for Linton.

St. Louis Tom Linton Europe Paris Linton Bauge Charles Miller Boston Henri Content Kiebert Forest Albert Champion Louis Jallabert Pierre Cournier

Lost 2000 Dollars in Amityville Bride and groom seek return

Brooklyn readers may have found a missing envelope containing $2000 believed lost by Ella Chichester and E S Austin. The couple, about to marry, were in Water Street and Adams Street for furniture when the envelope vanished from Austin's waistcoat pocket. The cash, Austin’s life savings, has not yet been recovered.

Brooklyn Amityville I. L Ella Chichester E. S. Austin Austin Water Street Adams Street

Col Cody in a wreck on Buffalo Bill show train

The second section of Buffalo Bill's show train collided with the first at Bellwood near Altoona Pennsylvania early today. Six cars were wrecked and one man was fatally injured, though Col Cody and his party including rough riders and Boers escaped unharmed. Damages run to thousands of dollars.

Altoona Penn Buffalo Bill Bellwood Here Col. Cody

Costs in Corbin estate fight at Riverhead hearing

Surrogate Petty held a hearing on who should bear the large costs of the Austin Corbin estate dispute. Anna Borrowe, daughter of the testator, accused mismanagement and waste including Long Island Railroad holdings. Referee Belford ruled for the executors and the surrogate has not ruled on the report.

Riverhead L. I Long Island Railroad Company Belford Surrogate Petty

Ice floes menace Atlantic liners off Newfoundland coast

The Allan Line steamer Sicilian arriving from Glasgow reports immense ice floes 200 miles off the coast near St Johns, studded with dangerous icebergs. A copper carrier at Tilt Cove notes similar floes drifting south into transatlantic lanes. The Gut Heil from Shields reports passing six icebergs northeast of 48.48, 48.49.

ST. John’s Newfoundland Allan Line Glasgow Tilt Cove

Semi-Annual Ribbon Sale Promises Fashion Leaders

The article outlines a planned program from Paris sourcing and careful selection to offer a large, exclusive ribbon sale beginning Monday. It promises fresh, high fashion ribbons—sashes, dresses, hat trims—without job lots or bad colors, with prices left to customer bargaining.

Paris America

Cambric and Lawn Underwear Sale at Nainsook Umbrella Drawers

A catalog of Cambric Umbrella Drawers and Cambric Underskirts with ruffles and embroidery, plus cor set covers, infants gowns, petticoats, muslin drawers, and children's hats and caps. Highlights include limited corset cover sales at 10 A.M. and itemized prices from 0.45 to 2.50. (Second Floor Center)

Castro dismisses Venezuelan attorney general over asphalt ruling

President Castro of Venezuela has dismissed Sefior Galavis, the attorney general, for his opinion in the latest judgment involving the New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company. The action was reported from Willemstad Curacao dated June 1.

Wilbremstad Curacao Castro Venezuela Sefior Galavis New York and Bermudez Kat Caracas Supreme Court of Venezuela New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company Messrs. Quinlan and Warner Syracuse Supreme Court Messrs. Quinlan and Warner Pring

Widow Recovers Theft Stolen From Husband After Eighteen Years

In Flatlands Brooklyn Mrs. James Kavanagh receives 118 dollars restored by Rev. Father Dullea. The money was stolen from her husband in Manhattan eighteen years ago and never recovered until now. The priest offered no details on the donor or the source of the restitution.

Flatlands Brooklyn James Kavanagh Flatbush Avenue Manhattan Kavanagh Father Dullea St.Thomas Aquinas

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