Columbia's Boat Races at Hudson Regatta Ends Amid Swims
The annual Columbia commencement regatta on the Hudson saw a graduate eight swamped after their shell filled amid rough water. Bartholomew and La Roche both saw oar damage and one swimmer rescued by a nearby rowboat as events were split into two races. Freshmen won the four-oared race, while the varsity first beat the second by three lengths after late drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Hudson River
R. B. Bartholomew
P. B. la Roche
Edward Hanlan
Varsity
RK. B. Bartholomew
Niezer
Hanlan-Peet-Cowles
Meikleham
Virginia
Rollins
Snyder
Bon la Roche
W. F. Rollins
Varsity Crew
Bow
R. P. Jackson
H. C. Townsend, Jr
A. D. Weekes
F.B. Irvina
S. P. Nash
Maxwell Stevenson
C. M. Niezer
W. P. Comstock
L. Moen
A. B. Hull
G. A. Eyer
J. Southack
H. H.huffaker
L. Iselin
A. B. A. Bradley
Ai Wufferman
Ynigo
E. Hannemann
J. S. Maeder
R. S Stangland
V. R. Green
W. F. Gilles
S. H. Stow
A. J. Fraser
J. Meyers
J. C. Harrison
A. McKinley
F. Snyder
F. Presprich
D. Rionda
H. Bogert
O. W. Erdal
F. Attwood
W.F. Rollins
W.H. Yates
O. von
Bernath
A. B
A. Bradley
F. B. Irvine
J. W. Southack
H. H. Huffaker
Yale Crew Reports Poor Evening Rowing
Yale Varsity crew spent about 45 minutes on a four mile practice at night with rough water. Johnson filled Rumsey's No 4 seat while the rest stayed in morning positions and the freshmen lineup also failed to meet standards with Adams as stroke and other changes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
Ferry
Conn
Johnson
Rumsey
Adams
Stubbs
Scott
Weymouth
Judson
Coffin
Cross
Pitzipio
Syracuse Varsity Eight To Compete In June Races
O I Blanchard of the Syracuse University Rowing Association confirms Syracuse will send a Varsity eight to the races next month. Financial constraints delay arrival until late June with crew lodging at the Nelson House and rowing from Reynold's wharf. Pennsylvania’s boathouse completed. work starts on Columbia and Cornell boathouses.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
O. I. Blanchard
Syracuse University Rowing Association
Syracuse
Nelson House
Reynold
Pennsylvania
Columbia’s
Cornell
Shamrock I Finishes First in Glasgow Regatta Replays
In Rothesay Firth of Clyde on June 8 the Glasgow Exhibition Regatta yachts returned to the same course with light wind. After the first round the big boats led with Shamrock I in a clear place, followed by other notable vessels in a tight pack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothesay
Firth of Clyde
Brooklyn Yacht Club Regatta Highlights Brooklyn Courses
The Brooklyn Yacht Club regatta saw George Hill's sloop Akista defeat Haviland Brothers' Bonita amid a stiff northwesterly. Akista suffered a minor main sail issue yet retained victory. Pebble, Spear's 18 foot class, beat Calvin Brewer's Peanut by 27 seconds in a close finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Yacht Club
George Hill
Akista
Bonita
R. W
Spear
Calvin Brewer
Atlantic Yacht Club
No. 12
Fort Hamilton
Pebble and Cal Calf Sailovers Race Card Finish
In a field including Pebble R W Spear and Calvin Brewer the event ran from 3:40 start to 5:08 58 with times around 1:28. The winners named were Akista Wraith and Kelpie with Sailovers Squaw Song and Dance and Martha also listed in the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pebble
R. W.spear
Peanut
Calvin Brewer
Martha M
R. Moore
Akista
Wraith
Kelpie
Song
Martha
Constitution Rode Out Gale at Bristol Harbor
The Constitution endured a severe storm with strong seas in Bristol Harbor. An extra anchor held fast, and no dragging occurred. Crew remain largely ashore, while shipyard workers repair the dismantled mainmast and prepare steel plates and angle frames. Captain Rhodes watches closely hoping for Narragansett Bay restoration by soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
R.I
The
Rhodes
Constitution
Narragansett Bay
Herreshoff
City Island Yachting News Faces Regatta Comings and Goings
Philadelphia yawl Flying Cloud and sloop Spider arrive at City Island in tow from New York Yacht Club. Edward Kelly christens fifty-one footer Huguenot at Jacob yard with family present. Captain Dennis to helm Huguenot as Cord Meyer’s Altair looms mid next week. Rogue’s Mast torn during Manhasset Bay regatta and towed to Jacob yard for repairs. Columbia sails past for trial races with new sails and strong mainsail performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Island
N.Y
Philadelphia Yawl
Flying Cloud
New York
Yacht Club
James Laughlin
Spider
Jacob Yard
Edward Kelly
Kelly
Robert Dennis
Cord Meyer
Rogue
Manhasset Bay
Catania Yacht Returns From Mediterranean Tour
R A C Smith of the New York Yacht Club chartered the steam yacht Catania owned by the Duke of Sutherland. The vessel, 222 feet long with 26 ft 7 in beam, has triple expansion engines, 200 tons of coal, and 14 knots speed. Megalike details include teak domed dining room, owner’s rooms, six staterooms, and a crew of about thirty. The Catania, refitted at Cowes, is due to arrive in harbor in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. C. Smith
New York Yacht Club
Gardner & Cox
Duke of Sutherland
Cowes
Mediterranean
Catania
Watson
Great Britain
Frank J Gould Yachting Trip Aboard Toinette on Hudson
Frank J Gould spent a brief yachting excursion yesterday up the Hudson River with friends aboard the steam yacht Toinette. The vessel, 131 feet by 18 feet, is owned by E E Smathers and registered with the New York Yacht Club, built by N G Herreshoff of Bristol in 1889. Gould chartered the yacht for the season about four months ago through Gardner and Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Gould
Hudson River
E. E. Smathers
New York Yacht Club
N G. Herreshoff
Bristol
Frank Gould
Gardner & Cox
Nevada Victory Pleases Herreshoffs in Glasgow
Bristol June 8 The friends of Charles P Herreshoff II celebrate his triumph over English rivals in Glasgow as Nevada a 65 foot racer designed and owned by him wins by a long lead over a field of crack racing cars. He is about twenty one and is son of James Herreshoff of California and nephew of Nat Herreshoff. He previously designed the San Toy and another swift racer in Bristol last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Herreshoffs
Bristol
R. I
Charles P. Herreshoff II
Glasgow
Herreshoff
James Herreshoff
California
Nat Herreshoff
Knickerbocker A C defeats Morristown in high scoring game
Knickerbocker Athletic Club beat Morristown Field Club 11 to 5 in the Amateur Baseball League. Kane led with a homer and a two-base hit, while Brown, Allen also homered. Morristown’s weak outfield and timely Knickerbocker hitting broke a 5–5 tie in the sixth through ninth innings.
Princeton Ties Yale In Third Game Decider At Polo Grounds
Princeton defeats Yale 15 to 5 in second championship game, forcing a third meeting in New York on June 15 at the Polo Grounds. Underhill pitched well for Princeton, Cosgrave and Steinwender starred, Brown made stellar catches, and Yale's Guernsey and Eliason battled valiantly.
Christy Mathewson Masters Cincinnati in Nine But New York Triumphs
In Cincinnati June 8 a crowd of eleven thousand watched Christy Mathewson pitch for New York against Cincinnati. Hahn held Mathewson to begin, but a three-base hit and rallies in the third and fifth inning gave New York the lead while Mathewson struggled briefly. Cincinnati scored first as Hahn doubled and McBride followed with a long fly. New York answered with multiple hits in the sixth and seventh, including solid drives by Van Haltren, Selbach, and Hickman as the visitors pulled ahead to win six to four. Six earned runs are tallied in the box for Mathewson. Hahn allowed one more score before being relieved. Umpire Emslie. Time of game about 1:50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Yale
New York
Polo Grounds
Tigers
Guernsey
Waddell
Sharp
Steinwender
Cosgrave
Meier
Brown
Hutchings
Capt. Green
Eliason
Sharpe
Robertson
Eli
Hillebrand
Tnderhill
Cincinnati
Christy ‘ Mathewson
Hahn
Mathewson
Cincinnatis
Selbach
McBride
Beckley
Crawford
Steinfeldt
Irwin
Euelow
Magoon
Matthewson
Bergen
van Haltren
Strange
Hickman
Davis
Ganzel
Buelow
Warner
Strang
Ribpore McBride
OjVan H'n
Harley
Oselbach
Ostrang
Crawf'rd
O Hickman
Steinf’t
O Math’son
Cincinnati Serenehs Bssee
Siais
Siutenath
Palm Tenthewson
Yee
Mr. Emslie
Providence
R. I
Holy Cross
Worcester
Feamnmen
Harvard Defeats Pennsylvania 11 to 3 in Poorly Played Game
Harvard takes its second win over the University of Pennsylvania by 11 to 3 in Cambridge. Clarkson pitched effectively for Harvard, limiting Penn to one single and a double, while Penn’s fielding and Reid’s throws faltered. Harvard bunched hits and exploited errors as Reid homered and Clarkson struck out seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
University of Pennsylvania
Clarkson
Pennsylvania
Capt. Reid
Holy Cross Downs Brown 6 0 to End Brown’s Streak
Providence June 8 Holy Cross defeated Brown 6 to 0 for Brown’s first loss this season to a non big four opponent. Brown errors hindered scoring as Holy Cross pitchers and defense held Brown to no runs with solid fielding. Batteries Coakley Noonan for Holy Cross Lynch Whittemore for Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.H.E. Holy Cross
Brown
Coakley and Noonan, Lynch and Whittemore
Cornell Beats Carlisle Indians In Close Contest
Cornell edged the Carlisle Indians in Buffalo New York by a narrow margin. The Indians tied the score in the eighth inning but Cornell pushed across a run in the ninth to win. A note on players Regt West Point Hayes and others appears in the box score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Carlisle
Buffalo
N. Y
Carlisle Indians
Indians
Leroy
Lyon
Brooklyn Defeats Pittsburg In 7-3 Baseball Match
Brooklyn tops Pittsburg 7 to 3 as Kitson yields five scattered hits and strong defense, while Pittsburg makes five errors that are not decisive. Leach, Daly, and Wagner lead with key hits. Tannehill and Wiltse handle pitching duties for the two clubs in a 1 hour 50 minute game at Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Kitson
Chicago Tops Philadelphia In Tight Playoff Ring
Chicago and Philadelphia battled in a low scoring game with Chicago pulling ahead late. Key performers included Taylor and Barry for Chicago with McFarland contributing on base and defense. Pitchers White and Orth matched zeroes until the late innings as Chicago seized the win 6 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pal Adele Ela
Joe Ste Iie
Hartsel
Thomas
Green
Deleh’ty
Doyle
Flick
Dexter
Barry
Childs
Slagle
Philadelphia
Taylor
McFarland
McCormick
Merees
White
Orth
Mr. Dwyer
Baseball Standings and Today’s American League Games
New York hosts Cincinnati and Brooklyn visits the Chicago game slate as American League standings show Boston and Philadelphia leading, Detroit and Milwaukee mid pack. Today schedule includes Boston at Milwaukee, Philadelphia at Detroit, Washington at Chicago, and Baltimore at Cleveland with results 12 to 4, 6 to 1, 8 to 3, and 13 to 5 respectively.
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New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
L. P.C
Goaee Sas
Washington
Detroit
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Cleveland
Eastern and New York State League Scores Report
Eastern League results show Worcester beating Buffalo 7 to 6 at Worcester, Hartford defeating Montreal 4 to 2 at Hartford, and Providence prevailing 8 to 6 over Toronto at Providence. New York State League games list Binghamton 2 Ilion 1, Schenectady 1 over Cortland 0, and Rome 9 Albany 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Buffalo
Hartford
Montreal
Providence
Toronto
Binghamton
Ilion
Schenectady
Cortland
Rome
Albany
Manhasset Y C Regatta Crowns Badger Fourth Time
The Manhasset Yacht Club regatta off Port Washington L I featured Crowninshield raceabout Badger winning a fourth straight race as strong westerly winds tested boats. Rogue and other yachts retired or were damaged, with Badger the sole finisher in the 21 foot class. Arizona and Lambkin contended in raceabouts as committees praised the day.
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Manhasset Yacht Club
Port Washington
L. I
Frank Bowne Jones
Crowninshield
A. Bryan Alley- Snapper
Constitution
E. T. Bedford
Sis
Rogue
J. Rogers Maxwell
Oiseau
Delancey Point
Shamrock II
Badger
A.H. Alker
Alerion
Alfred Peet
Enpronzi
Lee
Arizona
Manhasset Bay
Lambkin
Stephen W. Keach
Emeline
Manhasset Harbor
Leda
Garigway
Matinicock Point
Edward M. MacLellan
Regatta Committee
Alfred Peats
J. R. Maxwell, Jr
Pee Alerion
A. H. Alker
Dot
C. T. Pierce
aireasiaTeewes
F. L. Kraemer
J. S. Appleby
F. T. Bedford
Snapper
A. B. Alley
Thorson Jones
Ae Arizona
G. A. Corry
Bob
Phillips
J. W. Alker
Roach’ Wooo
Firefly
Guy Standing
Ox, R
N. Bavier
Louis 'Iselin Canares Wesce Chipmunk
Éxielas
Utero
W. Holy
Ieperanca
Abion
Bcintilla
Sora
Ruby
Scores of Other Games Across Colleges and Clubs
Various match results listed include Amherst 1 Wesleyan 0 at Amherst, Rutgers Preparatory 4 Morristown-Morris School 1, Williams 5 Union College 4, Six ty-ninth Regiment 1 Bay Ridge Crescent Athletic Club, Knickerbocker Field Club 10 Bay Ridge Crescent Athletic Club 15, Phillips Exeter 2 Mesa Tree Andover 9, Chicago 3 over Ann Arbor Michigan 6.
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Amherst
Wesleyan
Morristown
Morristown School
Rutgers Preparatory
Williamstown
Williams
Union College
Bay Ridge
Crescent Athletic Club
Sixty-ninth Regiment
Crescentthletic Club
Knickerbocker Field Club
Mesa Tree Andover
Phillips Exeer
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Chicago
South Brother Island Field Club to host Bronx baseball title game
The Sénecay dna South Brother Island Field Club will play the first game of a series to decide the borough championship. The match takes place this afternoon on grounds at the island entrance of Long Island Sound, reachable from the foot of East One Hundred and Thirty-eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Brother's Island
Sénecay ‘Dna
South Brother Island
the Bronx
South Brothers Istavid
Long Island Sound
East One Hundred and Thirty-eighth Street
Handicap bogey results at Wee Burn Golf Club meet
Stamford June 8 The handicap bogey match at Wee Burn Golf Club awarded prizes from Walter S. Herit. Winners and scores included W. Collender 2 down, C. H. Seeley 5 down, George Jenkins 4 down, Schuyler Merritt 5 down, J. R. Swan 7 down, A. S. Pitt 7 down, J. H. White 7 down, George Sherrill 7 down, F. W. Tiffany 8 down, A. F. Delafield 8 down, F. Street 9 down, E. E. Woodbury 9 down, S. Woodbury 9 down, B. B. Brown Jr 10 down, L. C. Smith 11 down, E. Bruggerhoff 11 down, W. L. Baldwin 12 down, E. Alvod 12 down, J. T. Williams Jr 12 down, Mr. Parkinson 17 down, and Leland Brown 15 down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Conn
Wee Burn Golf Club
Walter S. Herit
W. Collender
C. H. Seeley
George Jenkins
Schuyler Merritt
J. R. Swan
A. S. Pitt
J. H. White
George Sherrill
F. W. Tiffany
A. F. Delafield
F. Street
E. E. Woodbury
S. Woodbury
B. B. Brown, Jr
L. C. Smith
E. B. Bruggerhoff
W. L.aldwin
E. Alvod
J. T. Iliams, Jr
Mr. Parkinson
Leland Brown
Local golfer triumphs in Merion Club Open final
Philadelphia June 8 Mrs R H Barlow the home golf player defeated Miss Ruth Underhill of Nassau Country Club and former national champion in the Merion Club Open final at Haverford by 7 up and 6 to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
R. H. Barlow
Ruth Underhill
Nassau Country Club
Haverford
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Shamrock I
Kanrad
Syba
H.M.S
Tutty
Haviland Brothers
Psed
Senes Awe Akista
Haviland Bros
Heath
E. F. Lucken
Calvin Tomkins
Wink
Barstow
Elsie
C. P. Roseman
Mr. Brown
Storm
City Island Yacht News
New York Times
Sutherland’s Yacht Chartered
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Morristown Field Club
Knickerbockers
Kane
Daly
Mahoney
Morristown Boys
Knickerbocker Boys
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New York Athletic Club
Englewood Field Club
Travers Island
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O Allen
H.o’connor
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Hopper
Con'r
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McS'rly
Oj Lawrence
Brocker
Oj Palmer
Knickerbocker A. C
Morristown F. C
McSorley
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Throckmorton
Leinkouf
Bingen, Jr
Garth
Purse
Ra Avis
Smith
Reddick
Everes
Ne - Woodnut
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Silver King
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Sear
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Davie
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Hent Eoore
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Scar
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Hutch
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Underhill
Hirsch
Tom
Burns
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Gawthrpe
Cfft
Stillman
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Noble
University of Penn
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Fincke
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Lawton
Mr. Snyder
Bowdoin
Portland
Columbia University
R.H.E. Columbia
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7Th Regiment
West Point
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Leach
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Mr. O'Day
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Miller&sons
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H. L. Maxwell
Memory
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Hera
R. N. Ellis
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H. O. Havemeyer, Jr
Royal
Arcanum Wheelmen
Paterson
Jola Wheelmen
Valley Stream
Mizh
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F. F. Proctor
Sterlin
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Broadway
28Th St
de Paultons
Raesilin
Fetadlis
Awecin Fyne Gieeral
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K Hith
Williams & Walker
Carolyn Delmore & Co
Keene Sisters & Co
St. Continuous Perfe
Ralph Johnstone
Conway & Leland
Lefebre Quartette
Renee
39Th Street
Sire Bros
Bertha Waltzinger
R. E. Graham
Sydney Deane
Cyril Scott
Sydney Baker
J. A. Kiernan
Loris
Altina
Rmance
E. 1
Tille
W. H. Clemart
John Barker
Albee
Aafusis
T. Frederic Bond
T. W. Robinson
125Th Street
Sam S. Shubert
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Franklin H. Sargent
Charles, Frohman
E. P. Stephenson
Carnegie Hall
Koster & Bial’s
Ran Dees Ng
Jas. J. Corbett
George Fuller Golden
Garrick Theatre
35Th St. & Bway
Jinks
Naxes
Ethel Barrymore
Hoes Criterion Theatre
Julia Marlowe
Wees Anigrop
William Collier
Sporting Goods
Herald
WORLD
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Isth ST
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Wee Burn
Miss Underhill
Quaker
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T.c
E. Jandorf
Cor,Church&Barclay
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Shannon
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Palm Room
Azsastin Daly
Pain
Branngt
Mats
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B. Sloane
Carl Marwig
Venus
NEW EDEN _MUSEE
Hammerstein’s
B'way & 7Th Av
Paradise Gardens
Victoria & Republic
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Isle OF Champagne
Americ Matinee
Aij
8Th Ave
Peaceful Valley
Se Gardens
66Th Street
Columbus Ave
Kaltenborn
Aumilssson
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