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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1903

Page

16

Yale loses key track and baseball men as season ends

Yale reveals substantial squad departures with the track team disbanding after Harvard dual meets and several stars like Glass and Franchot leaving. The varsity eight rowing lineup, Freshman crews, and baseball squad face upheaval while new leaders such as Lynn Adsit and captains for various sports are named.

Yale Harvard Ingal Er. T. Gliss Asnd Tees Beck Glass Moulton Schick Hatva Will Deave Sheviit Mather Carter Catener Rockwell Valeo Gale's Ferry Thames Eguthes Hinzig Fermait Bowe C Cees Coffin Daly Iths Waterman Miller Ieee Ord Watermim Ani Jong Talvi Innes Thomas Tate Sop SR Alcott Kae Ie A. Alexander Berke ME Harris Poe

YMCA Athletic Meet Showcases Regional Track Action

Athletes from the Christian Association participated in a long program at Avenue, with Jersey City and Passaic entries contending for top spots. Highlights included 220-yard and 440-yard dashes, distance races, relays, and a 12-pound shot event, as Newark and Paterson clubs posted strong showings. An open games day, organized by the Galway Men’s Association, is planned for June 14 at Celph Park with a silver loving cup for the winner and amateur-only entries.

Tisership Amherst Alfred Pratt Elmira N.besa Wilfred Attle Rhinebeck N. Y Arthur Dodge Beverly Mabs Franklin Pierce de Riyter Jusketbhail Paul Turner Tryeburg Ralph Patch Brattleboro Charles Pitth Mansfield Mass Edward Crosett Dave Mart Town Aeaie Yfarry Taylor Elgabeth Earoy Ass Taylor Batten High School Worecester Mott Haven Berkeley Oval Thompson Amherst Colhiees Owill Amherr Severn Massachusetts Thermeeh Piasie Gomtshbal Poaniham Hyamilt mi Kane MirRawy No.aylor Nese Brunswick Ho Sokerman Dagsaie G.lAshiey Paterson Kat A. Krang Purdick Passaic Shermain Hassaic Littlefield Aksaie Ashley Laylor Taydor Secon Ashley Waon Ackerman Pirstise Cpo Aelait Palterseai Eka Rence Rapes Anges Thy Galway Men's Association Celfic Park Dattrell Hill Long Islind City Yale E. J. Clapp H. Tes. Hillman, Jr Yuri Athletics Iran Hillman Oman Curtis Columbia University J. A. Taylor Aasta Harry Valentine Aeia Iru Stuide Jessup Quakerity Linn Cf Ag Sheridan Athletic Fa Robert Idgren New York Athletic Club Sheridan Fiis Hye Yvarus Obra Thorpson City os.Barre Charlie Be Long Yale University Sevonde Ernest. Spiter Pastime Athletic Club Tity Matis Jo LA. Fulam New West Side Athletic Club Myer Prinstein Greater New York Irish Athletic Barle Columbia University John F Thompson Charles Long W. OP Earle Ernest Spitner Pastime “Athletic Club A. P. Swan RS Abies Pratt Tnstitute AL Messenger Cy He Deer Kirkman W. B. Harkness Q. A. Wundgon Sidamides & Miller W. Oj New West_Side W. H. Dawson New West Side Hillman, Jr New York A. C W. Mertz Yate University John J. Mchaughlin FB. J. Clapp Ee Metz Rate C. Curtis Columbia Taiversity Nation Cr. Williams Pastime ‘Athletic Club Edwards C. Brown National Athletic Club John FF. Thompson P Jagels Athletic Club Ernest Spitzer J. Loeder Alexander Mackenzie L. H. Burkhardt Ee People’s Association Charles Maher Od Rh New West Side Athletic

Spring Games at Travers Island Feature Close Finishes

New York Athletic Club hosts a colorful intercollegiate meet at Travers Island with 7,000 spectators. Columbia University wins the two mile relay over the NYAC. Yale's E J Clapp tops hurdles and Duffey fails to lower record amid close sprints and field events.

Lynn Adsit Harpelisville Nate Adsit Cregan Chamberlain Perry Gaines Purtill Chapin Williams Clapp Amtietag New York Athletic Club Travers Island Long Island Sound Columbia University Columbia Brooklyn High School Brown Preparatory School Philadelphia Pratt Institute Arthur Duffey Georgetown Frank Rickets P. J. Callahan New West Side Athletic Club Duffey Ieapat Fred J. Beck Yale WY Mellanahan W.pls Earle Ernest Spitzer Pastime Athletic Club John FL. Thompson College of the City of New York William Kr.knakai

Knickerbocker Regatta Opens with Irondequoit Trial Run

Thirty two yachts started from Knickerbocker Yacht Club College Point on Flushing Bay to the Gangway Buoy. Gardner & Cox’s Irondequoit appeared for a friendly trial with the Effort, the fastest Herreshoff forty three footer. The race featured diverse craft, light northeast wind shifting to doldrums and a later south breeze as the fleet stretched from City Island to Phrogg’s Neck and back.

Knickerbocker Yacht Club College Point Flushing Bay Gardner & Cox Irondequoit Chellberg Whitestone City Island Phroge Ishing Phhrogg Glen Cove Constitution Pass McHowing

Nine Hole Score Cup Held By Dyker Meadow Club

George S. O Flyn set a nine hole score cup yesterday for the Dyker Meadow Club golfers near Fort Hamilton Brooklyn. H Booily led the field but the best eight qualified to continue the match play contest throughout the month.

George S.o'flyn Dyker Meadow Club Fort Hamilton Brooklyn H. Booily

Service rule in tennis tests in metropolitan championship

International matches weigh the new foot fault serving rule as the Metropolitan lawn tennis championship unfolds at West Side Club with top players like Raymond D. Little Calhoun Cragin Thomas C. Trask James C. Pell Edward Moen and Harold H Hackett in contention for singles and doubles titles while Larned Whitman and others prepare for the American and English rivalries. The rule requires both feet to touch the ground before serving and aims to curb net rushing tactics in a season shaping duel with the British team.

United States National Lawn Tennis Association One Hundred and Seventeenth Street Amsterdam Avenue Goodbody Doherty Brothers Raymond D. Little Princeton Calhoun Cragin Seventh Regiment Thomas C. Trask Harvard James C. Pell Columbia University Edward C. Moen Wyle C

Miss Moore Captures Lawn Tennis Championship Title

Miss Elizabeth H Moore, the national women’s champion, defeated Miss Edith H White in three sets to win the women’s handicap singles at the New York Lawn Tennis Club. The indoor doubles title went to Wylie Grant and Robert Le Roy, who overwhelmed Dr Julian K Smythe and E Thomas Donahue. In the singles second round, Louis J Grant fell to Dr Smythe after a close rally.

New York Miss White Miss Moore le Roy Grant Dr. Smythe Donahue Julian K. Smythe Louis J. Grant Wylie Robert Julian K. Stmngthe E. Thomas Donahue Elizabeth H.mouore Edith H. White

Middlesex Lawn Tennis Open Doubles Final Result

The Middlesex Lawn Tennis Championship concluded with Hobart and Mahoney defeating Glenny and Morley in the open doubles final by sets score 5-7 1-1 7-5.

London Middlesex Hobart Mahoney Glenny Morley

Cyclers Coast For Prizes On Lafayette Boulevard

W J Cox of Unity Cycle Club won the coast ing contest on Boulevard Lafayette with a new record 3300 feet 8 inches, besting Paul Soderstrom. Sixty six riders competed from 25 to 73 pounds, many using coaster brakes while Cox used a fixed gear. Final distances: Cox 3128 inches, Soderström 3208 inches, Dixon 2981 inches, Fulton 305 inches. Last year Cox set a record of 3160 feet.

W. J. Cox Unity Cycle Club Metropole Boulevard Lafayette Paul Soderstrom EB. J. ‘Dixon Billee Charles Dixon F. H. ‘Fulton

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