Bench Show Ends Without a Champion at Mineola
The ninth annual Ladies' Kennel Association of America bench show closed in Mineola after two tough days marked by rain and mud. Notable spectators included Mrs. Nicholas Longworth and Lady Sybil Grey. Top honors were split among numerous breeds with Champions Florence Blunder and Moston Gladiator highlighted among the judged winners. unclassified specials were not judged due to weather.
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Ladies’ Kennel Association of America
Mineola
Nicholas Longworth
H. H. Wilson
Fair Grounds
Longworth
Sybil Grey
Canada
C. M. Hamilton
Florence Blunder
John F. Collins
Moston Gladiator
Glenmere Kennels
Glenmere
T. Lynch
Fort Lee Queenie
Elm Court
Little Flyer
Sabine Kennels
Sabine
Bitches
Sabine Forever
W. Rutherford
Warren
C. W. Keyes
Endcliff
J. G. Bates
Fox Hill
Saracen
D. E. Lynn
Lynnfield
J. F. Frothingham
Gradmira
J. R. Thorndike
Thorncroft Marksman
Blarney Authority
A. Albright
Baughfell Peggy
Thorncroft
Dandie Dinmont Terriers
Killearn Kennels
Killearn Kittie
Killearn Hawick Masher
Potford Kennels
Buccleuch Rose
Killearn Snowdrop
Manchester Terriers
F. H. Addyman
J. Kohlbrenner
River Belle
Schipperkes
T. Denny
Irina Kennels
Irina Black Pattie
D. B. Champion
Allard
H. Carter
Delilah
R. F. Mayhew
Fox Hills
F. Lewis
Lansdowne Ontario
W. Mullen
Jessie
C M. Busch
Piddington Farm
Hilda Holmes
Green Acre Kennels
Walescott Kennels
A. H. Stewart
Midlothian
Midlothian Kennels
Mistress of
B. F. Lewis
Lansdowne Coldstream
Killearn
Windholme Kennel
Maline M
Boni von Lichtenstein
Helga M
Pile West End
Lansdowne Venus
Mary Winthrop
Hank
B. S. Andrews
H. Higgins
George W. Lederer
Madam Sherry
A. S. Alexander
Argyle
A. H. Higginson
Dazzler Sands
C. B. Harmon
Tirente Kennel
F. B. Lord, Jr
F. Gb. Lord, Jr
G. de Coppet
Sing Wong
Yorkshire Terriers
United Hunts Racing Opens Spring Turf Day at Belmont Terminal
Long Island society attends the first day of Spring racing at Belmont Terminal under United Hunts Racing Association auspices. A Mounted Service Cup for Army officers leads seven races with officers expected to ride. Palatial trains run from Pennsylvania Station and Flatbush Avenue.
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Long Island Society
Belmont Terminal
Belmont Park
United Hunts Racing Association
United States Army
Grant
Department of the Host
Pennsylvania Station
Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn
Hollis Plate
Nosegay
Faultless
Sam Matthews
O’em
Endymion
the Rascal
Cu Bon
Lampblack
West
John A. Munro
Meno
Eileen Aroon
O. A. Kid
Magnell
Felix Isman
Essex B
Carmen
Battieta
Frank Stage
Stripling
Dolly Spanker
Marmion
Maple Leaf
Diana
Tuosa
Butwell
Nuit Blanche
Diana Ken
O. K
Supplement
Gold Plate
Virginia
Marabhon
Great Kahn
Metaphor
May Lee
Atha
Hal Day
Emma Tiolle
Raymond
Pervince
Joe Lett
Leftover
Smug
Naushon Sets Canadian Mile Record In Montreal
R T Wilson's colt Naushon clocked 1 37 4-5 for the mile to win easily over Hildreth's Zeus, shaving a fifth of a second from Whisk by August Belmont. In the same card, Rose Queen faded to second as Hugh Penny's King Avondale triumphed in a close finish.
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Montreal
R. T. Wilson
Naushon
Hildreth
Zeus
August Belmont
Rose Queen
Hugh Penny
West Point Players Join Hudson River Lawn Tennis Association
West Point racquet experts will compete in the Hudson River Lawn Tennis Association championships at Dunwoodie Country Club Yonkers starting Saturday July 8. Association officials said membership has risen to thirteen clubs and Colonial Tennis Club Kingston-on-the-Hudson may join before the finals. Officers listed include Henry I. Burdick president Homer Guernsey vice president and J Alexander Delmar secretary treasurer. Henry H. Burdick to serve as referee.
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West Point
Hudson River Lawn Tennis Association
United States Military Academy
Dunwoodie Country Club
Yonkers
J. Alexander Delmar
Colonial Tennis Club
Kingston-on-the-Hudson
Association
Henry I. Burdick
Park
Hill Country Club
Homer Guernsey
Poughkeepsie Lawn Tennis Club
Henry H. Burdick
Wright and Sulloway win Massachusetts doubles tennis title
Beals C. Wright and Frank J. Sulloway captured the Massachusetts doubles lawn tennis championship at Brae Burn Cricket Club defeating last year’s holders Nathaniel W. Hughes and A. S. Dabney Jr. in straight sets 6 4 6 2. The victors demonstrated clear dominance throughout the match.
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Newton
Mass
Beals C. Wright
Frank J. Sulloway
New York Athletic Club Named Site for Westchester Tennis Championship
After a stiff contest among clubs the New York Athletic Club was chosen to host the Westchester County Association championship lawn tennis tournament. Rufus Davis chairs the committee with Louis H. Freedman Joseph M. Harley Alberto Leon Jr and Frank B Roundey of the NYAC making efforts to crown the event as the greatest in county history. The tentative start date is Saturday July 22.
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New York Athletic Club
Westchester County Association
Rufus Davis
Louis H. Freedman
Joseph M. Harley
Alberto. Leon, Jr
Frank B. Roundey
New York Athletic Club Committee
Polo Match Set For Tomorrow After Wet Grounds
The international polo cup series resumes tomorrow as weather permits. Both teams trained today with the American four at Whitney gym and at Westbury while English players rode locally. Captain Whitney and Captain Lloyd met at luncheon as field conditions improved and no lineup changes were announced.
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Capt. Wilson
Mineola
Nicholas Longworth
the Meadows
A. Butler Duncan
Whitney
Westbury
Harry Payne Whitney
C. Perry Beadleston
Meadow Brook
Lieut. Edwards
England
Maureania
Mrs Barlow Wins Eastern Golf Championship With 272
Mrs Ronald H Barlow of Merion Cricket Club Philadelphia won the Women's Eastern Golf Association championship with a 272 aggregate. Second place went to Mrs Caleb S Fox of Huntington Valley Club Philadelphia with 276. The association elected officers and voted to next year’s format: 54 holes for the championship and 18 holes of medal play for each of three days.
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New York
Louisa A. Wells
Boston
Florence McNeeley
Philadelphia
Myra D. Patterson
R. H. Barlow
W.S. Hilles
E. C. Wheeler, Jr
Frances Griscom
Georgianna Bishop
H. Ss. Curtis
Yale oarsmen endure long practice amid crowded schedule
At Gales Ferry Connecticut on June 7 Yale oarsmen faced a full day of examinations and practice on Thames River. The Freshman and Varsity eights paddled five miles in one stretch with slower strokes then a final spurt near the finish showing improved form.
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Varsity
Substitute bout fills Sharkey A C card with Frankie Williams
The star bout collapsed and Frankie Williams replaced missing Packey Hommey against Young Egers. The ten rounds featured wild swings with little meaningful work and no decisive winner as crowd cheers centered on occasional hard blows and the towel swingers providing the main action.
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Sharkey A. C
Egers
Williams
Ae Eemenos
Muster of First Batalion Naval Militia of New York Noted
The twentieth anniversary of the units mustering into State service will be celebrated on June 24 aboard the Granite State at the foot of West 7th Street. The Regatta Committee plans three cutter races one canoe race and six swimming events for the program.
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Batalion Naval Militia
New York
Granite State
New Hampshire
West Mine Ty Seventh Street
Junior Championships at Travers Island Set for June 24
The Junior Championships at Travers Island New York Athletic Club promise a large metropolitan turnout from Buffalo Schenectady Rochester Syracuse Troy and more. Notable entrants include Harry W. Cole of Schenectady Bowie of the Mercury Foot and rising distance star Harry Barling of the Irish American A. C. with Tom Collins and Louis Scott in the two mile and three mile events. Entries close June 15 with Frederick W. Rubien chair of the Championship Committee at 21 Warren Street.
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Travers Island
New York Athletic Club
Metropolitan Association
Buffalo
Schenectady
Rochester
Syracuse
Troy
Middletown
Albany
Harry W. Cole
Cole
Bowie
Mercury
New York
Noble
Meeks
Moran
Gaffney
Golden
Finneran
A. C
Harry Barling
Tom Collins
Louis Scott
Frederick W. Rubien
Warren Street
Sailors Gissing Ramsdell Invited to German and Dresden Carnivals
Gissing, Ramsdell, and Sheppard invited to two amateur carnivals in Berlin on July 9 and Dresden on July 16. Ramsdell has A A U permission to run abroad. Gissing seeks clearance and entry. Sheppard plans August Scottish races. Webber arranges Gissing trip and continent tour after British Isles visit.
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M. W. Sheppard
Harry Gissing
Tex Ramsdell
Berlin
Dresden
Ramsdell
Amateur Athletic Union
Gissing
Sheppard
Scotland
Berliner Sport Club
Hygiene Ausstellung
Jake Webber
British Isles
Sloane Report Cites IOC Actions Favor US Athletes
Prof William M Sloane reports to James E Sullivan that the International Olympic Committee meeting in Budapest cited several US friendly decisions They include native born or naturalized participant rule and limiting first heats to one representative per country The IOC also plans to standardize rules appoint judges and consider semi finals for second place in heats Meanwhile Swedish concessions limited US entries and the 1915 San Francisco event is urged to host the Pentathlon medal pledge but not call the games Olympic Thus the American entries close June 14 with mailed forms and numbered entry blanks.
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International Olympic Committee
Budapest
William M. Sloane
James E. Sullivan
United States
Sloane
Allison V. Armour
Baron de Coubertin
Liz
Allison Armour
Stockholm
San Francisco
Manhasset Bay Yacht Club Regatta Sees Fifty Entries
Fifty yachts enter the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club annual regatta on Long Island Sound with Class M large sloops racing a 21 1/2 mile course. Notables include Irondequoit owned by H G S Noblie Gardenia owned by Leo Herzig and Windward Corinthian Yacht Club’s syndicate boat Corinthian and Cara Mia. start at noon off Executive Light. Special prizes are offered by flag officers and members with no sailover prizes.
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Manhasset Bay Yacht Club
Long Island Sound
H. G. S. Noblie
Irondequoit
Leo Herzig
Gardenia
Clasg
R. A. Monk
Windward
William H. Childs
Joyant
Sewanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Corinthian
Stuyvesant Wainwright
W. N. Bavier
New York Yacht Club
AAU Sets Entry Deadline for Pittsburg National Meet
The Amateur Athletic Union's Championship Committee in Boston on May 27 kept the entry closing time for the Pittsburg National track and field championships. Nominations close June 21 with James E. Sullivan in New York. Two days after closing, a full entry list is mailed to each club's secretary. Protests must be sent to the chairman for committee review at the Pittsburg meeting on June 29.
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The
Amateur Athletic Union
Boston
Pittsburg
James E. Sullivan
Warren Street
New York
Caldwell Edges Broadway Smith 25 24 in Long Billiard Match
In the New York American League billiards continuation Ray Caldwell beat Broadway Smith 25 to 24 at John Doyle's Forty second Street Billiard Academy. The sixty two inning contest featured close play and Russell Ford was slated to face Caldwell but did not appear.
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John Doyle
Ray Caldwell
Alex Smith
Russell Ford
Yankee
Caldwell
Aeronautical Society to Elect Officers Tonight at Clubrooms
The Aeronautical Society holds its annual meeting and officer election tonight at the clubrooms 250 West Fifty fourth Street. Col E A Havers will give an address on aeronautics past and present and Thomas A Hill will discuss a New York Legislature bill regulating aerial traffic.
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The
Aeronautical Society
West Fifty-fourth Street
Col. E. A. Havers
Thomas A. Hill
New York State
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