Big Yachts Sail for America's Cup Opener at Sandy Hook
The 90-footers Reliance Constitution Columbia and others prepare for the first ocean race from Sandy Hook with a 15 mile beat to windward and return. Start at 11 30 A M. Conditions show southeast winds and choppy seas while crews test gear and bow design for rough water.
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New York
Jiren steamboat Cepheus Sets Sail From Pier 1
Cepheus steamboat under Jiren will depart Pier 1 on the North River at 9 morning for today’s voyage.
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Sudson River Y. C. Regatta Crowned by Dorotht in A-30 Footers
The twenty ninth Sudson River Yach Club regatta proceeded despite a southeasterly gale. Dorotht won the A-30 footers class after a tight finish with Washington, with Fleetwing and Maid third and fourth. Tessie took the under 60 feet cabin sloops prize, defeating encas Victorine Cynthia and Firefly. Sybil won the cabin catcher class with Jolly Roger and Uneas Gaisfield close behind. Power-boat launches raced under American Power Boat Association rules, with the Jen nie likely to win after a sharp finish. The lineup included Fennie Minnie S Whitestone hommin Ant Mity Ida Cnicoble Vietor Grace Darling Zyvi Marijorie Gessine Pligabeth Tillie G Foxy Quiller Beacon. The triangular course started at 1 pm off the club house with close, steady racing and a concluding concert and dance.
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Irish handball import to meet Jersey City foe in world title bid
Irish handball star Twohill arrives aboard the Carpathia from Ireland to face Mike Kein of Jersey City in the anticipated world championship match. The article notes Twohill as a skilled two handed player with strong tossing, while Egan’s game is well known to American experts. Egan is described as aggressive and quick in rallies, with Twohill seen as clever but less aggressive, offering a contested match for the title.
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Union College Football Schedule for Fall Season
Union College announces the fall football slate with games set in Schenectady Ithaca Albany and New York. Opponents include Laureates of Troy RPI Dartmouth Rutgers Amherst Cornell Hamilton Columbia Rochester and NYU with venues in Schenectady Ithaca Albany Rochester and New York.
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Nature's Equilibrium Disturbed by Man
A letter to the editor argues humans drive droughts and floods by destroying forests. It cites Appalachian deforestation, ruined watersheds, and damaged soils, blaming Congress, state legislatures, educators, and tree merchants. It calls for national education, tree planting, forests, parks, and child-centered environmental love.
Guardians of the woods and forests urged for public action
Arthur Gordby in New York on June 5 1903 argues for nurturing a love of nature beyond botany. He warns that without action by people legislators editors and agriculturalists wooded areas will continue to suffer from axe fire and floods as nature shows its diseases from human law transgressions.
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