Newark Lads Win Diocesan Trophy in Newark Meet
St. Joseph's School of Newark captured the Diocesan Athletic League trophy with 39 points at Hillside Park Newark. St. Patrick's Elizabeth placed second with 29 points followed by St. Columba's Newark with 25 as 1,100 entrants competed in 15 events over nearly five hours. Pierre Hagen of St. Joseph's Newark starred in multiple sprints and the relay team from St. Patrick's Elizabeth won the senior relay by forty yards.
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St. Joseph's School of Newark
Athletic League
Diocese of Newark
St. Patrick's of
St. Bridget’s
Newark
St. Joseph's
Paterson
St. Columbia's
Slizabeth
Hillside Park
A. Goloppo
St. Patrick's
Elizabeth
St. Michael's Hospital
Charley Giroy
Bernie Weters
Pierre Hagen
W. Regan
St. Patrick’s
W. J. Powers
Edward Madden
W. Hawkins
St. Columba’s
Brady
A. Sigler
St. George's
Lester Fell
J. Hopkins
St. Antoninus
I. O'Neil
St. Columba's
Louis Moran
St. Joseph’s
W. Brindiey
J. B. Guidera
C. Brady
Charles Gilroy
St. George's Paterson
St. Columbe's
Franklin Lott
Joseph Sheridan
Pierre Haceu
W. Regar
C. Gil- Toy
J. B. Guidiera
W. Walsh
A. O'Neil
KR. Brady
B. Fletcher
J. O'Neil
Ll. Mathews
F. Dougherty
E. Carew
B. McDermott
J. Murner
J. Forbes
T. Uber
Varu Run
W. Tegan
St. Petrick'’s
I. Cio
St. Josephs
C. Gil
Joseph’s
St. Colusiba’s
T. Brady
M. Brennan
James Donohue
J. Poh
Walter J. Powers
F.—Pietro
Martin Weston
G. Kelly
E. Morrow
E. Haugarten
J. Nealom
L. Fell
W. Caffrey
J. Sheridan
F. Heuer
St. Peters
Belleville
S. Blaxdes
F. Goundy
A. Powers
J. Olohan
James Nolan
Alex. Powers
St. Peter's
Arthur Davis
Edward Morrow
Columbia Crew Shifts After Train Wreck Halts Practice
Freight train wreck near Poughkeepsie delays Columbia rowing squad. Coach Rice rotates two rowers to fill in for Jim Moore, moves Robinson to Moore’s stroke seat, and considers Ren Shaw’s possible varsity entry. New boathouse for Syracuse visits adds to a proactive training plan ahead of the race.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
New York Central
Columbia
Jim Moore
Rice
Moore
Robinson
Kiefer
Pearson
Renshaw
Bow
Sage
Syracuse
Poughkeepsie Bridge
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Ase
Newark School Carnival Brings Seven Thousand Entrants
At Widenmayer's Park Newark yesterday afternoon about 7000 schoolboys entered the annual athletic carnival. Five thousand pupils competed in standard events as two days handle the large meet of the Newark public school system including twenty schools. Junior, intermediate and senior tests, with girls strong in afternoon events, opened yesterday with the Act ing Mayor Alderman John H Donnelly firing the starting gun.
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Widenmayer’s Park
Newark
Ball Park
John H. Donnelly
Public School Athletic League novice and championship games
The Public School Athletic League holds novice events at Curtis Athletic Field New Brighton Staten Island with morning sessions starting 10 15 and championship contests at 2 PM. More than five hundred entries across four weight classes come from five boroughs of Greater New York and from every school with athletic boys entered.
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The
Public School Athletic League
Curtis Athletic Field
New Brighton
S. I
Greater New York
Yale Crews Open Spring Rowing Season on Thames
Yale Varsity and freshman eights clashed on the Thames at Groton Conn with the senior crew leading by three lengths at the three mile finish. The Varsity used 34 to 36 spares, freshmen hit 38, four miles for Varsity and about three for freshmen, spectators Morton Plant and Gen W W Skiddy present. Capt Frost showed slight fatigue while returning stroke settled at 28. Sheffield men among the four who finished exams today.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yales
Thames
Kennedy
Varsity
Scully
No. 5
Romayn
Frost
Morton F. Plant
Gen
W. W. Skiddy
Julian Curtiss
Sheffield
Princeton junior crew wins Spring inter-class regatta
The Princeton junior class eight won the 1.5 mile Spring inter-class regatta on Carnegie Lake with a time of 16 minutes 1 second. Sophomores finished second in 10 minutes 6 seconds, freshmen in 10 minutes 9 seconds. The four-oared race saw freshmen first in 5 minutes 55 seconds, sophomores second in 6 minutes 12 seconds. Dr J Duncan Spaeth received a loving cup for his work developing rowing at Princeton.
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Princeton
N. J
Carnegie Lake
J. Duncan Spaeth
Swedish Sailors Beat U S Navy Rowing Crew
Swedish warships win two rowing races against United States battleship squadron sailors in Stockholm. Americans win rifle shooting. U S ships plan to weigh anchor early Saturday bound for Reval, Russia.
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Stockholm
United States
Reval
Russia
Curtiss Watches Navy Hydro-Aeroplane Flight at Hammondsport
Glenn H. Curtiss observed Lieut. T G Ellyson fly the hydro-aeroplane from the water on Lake Keuka Hammondsport N Y The Navy pilot is training with Curtiss for deliveries while Curtiss also carried passengers and demonstrated water takeoffs at the docked craft Debut marked by Curtiss noting it was his first time viewing a water takeoff.
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Glenn H. Curtiss
Lieut. Ellyson
Hammondsport
Curtiss
Navy
Ellyson
Lake Keuka
New Aerodrome Opens on Long Island
The Aero Club of New York will formally open its Nassau Boulevard Garden City Estates aerodrome this afternoon with eleven aviators showing exhibitions. Earle Ovington and Tim Sopwith cannot perform due to machine accidents. Eleven hangars are completed and an excellent opening day programme is planned.
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The
Aero Club of
New York
Nassau Boulevard
Garden City Estates
L. I
Earle Ovington
Tim Sopwith
Wacouta Heads Salmon Grounds as Yachts Prepare Spring Cups Race
James J. Hill sails the steam yacht Wacouta with owner and guests toward Labrador salmon grounds. The New York Yacht Club Race Committee offers fifteen classes for the Spring cups race to be sailed next Thursday off Glen Cove. Start at noon with division signals shown before the preparatory signal. A class race ends if one yacht fails to finish within half an hour after sunset. Thirty entries are ready for the New Rochelle Yacht Club power boat race on June 17 from Hicks Ledge buoy to Parsonage Point to Weeks Point and back, eleven miles, governed by American Power Boat Association ratings.
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James J. Hill
Labrador
New York Yacht Club
Glen Cove
New Rochelle Yacht Club
Hicks Ledge Buoy
Echo Bay
Parsonage Point
Weeks’s Point
American Power Boat Association Ratings
Americans Sweep Coaching Marathon Honors at Richmond Show
At the Royal Horse Show in Richmond England on June 9 Americans dominated the coaching marathon with Judge William H. Moore of New York taking first prize for private coaches and Alfred G. Vanderbilt winning the road coaches class. Nineteen entrants began at Hyde Park for the marathon race to the show grounds, drawing crowds who cheered the American entrants.
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Richmond
England
William H. Moore
New York
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Hyde Park
United Kingdom
Vanderbilt
Moore
Manuel
Portugal
White Wallaber
Phyllis
Menella
Robin Hood
Oakwood
Burgomaster
Burns Beats Daly In Ten Round Slugfest
Frankie Burns of Jersey City won a ten round decision over Johnny Daly of New York at the Twenty Century Athletic Club. The bout featured fast infighting and strong defense, with Burns gaining the edge in clinches and exchanges though Daly had moments of fast infighting. The crowd roared as rounds ended and the timekeeper used a slap stick to signal near the three minute marks.
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Frankie Burns
Jersey City
Johnny Daly
New York
Twentieth Century Athletic Club
Daly
Burns
Sammy Lewis
Frankie
Johnny
Jersey Lad
Jersevite
Charley White
Tuxedo Golfers Win Opening Round at Tee Club Invite
Three Long Island players Fred Herreshoff John Ward and Louis Livingston plus Oswald Kirkby from Englewood escaped defeat in the 18 hole medal play at Tuxedo Golf Club. Scores listed show a tight race with 74 to 79 in the first round and match results across four eight man groups.
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Long Island
Tuxedo Golf Club
I'red Herreshoff
John M. Ward
Garden City
Louis Livingston
Westbrook
Oswald Kirkby
Englewood
Tuxedo Colony
Herreshoff
Ward
Gardiner W. White
Oakland
Ww. Betts
Wheaton
H. J. Whigham
Betts
Kirkby
Fred Thomas
Morris County
Gilman Tiffany
Livingston
Frederick Herreshoff
W. R. Betts
E. B.schley
Baltusrol
L. L. White
Rumson
M. Tilton
Tuxedo
S. C. Mabon
Ardsley
Greenville Kane
F. F. Carey
C. S. Lee
R. D. Wrenn
Tuxed
White
Whitney
Greenway
Mason
Tilton
Schley
Terry
Carey
Wrenn
Lee
Kane
Pratt
Williams
Winston
Winslow
Fish
Crosby
Kent
Benkard
Lorillard
Harriman-Smithess
Notable boxing card features amateurs and pros tonight
Long Acre A A hosts a mixed bill with two six-rounds and a dozen three-rounders. Marty O'Brien faces Young Hiland. Liverpool’s Young Gunner Moir meets Young Goldie. Brighton Beach A C Coney Island cards light up next week with O Leary vs Sherman and Battling Henry vs Masters.
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Long Acre
Young Goldie
Brighton Beach
Sharkey Athletic Club
Johnny Lore
Joe Carbo
Battling ~ Smith
Battling
Fairmont A. C
Barry Hill
Young Reilly
Johnny Dundee
Frank Fleming
Walter McGirr
Jinks Smith
La Belle II Largest Motor Yacht At New York Harbor
Visitors toured the La Belle II a steel motor yacht described as the largest motor driven vessel afloat as she rested near the New York Yacht Club station. Designed for Alexander Winton and built by John H Dialogue & Son Camden New Jersey the yacht features triple engines kerosene or heavy oil fuel and measures 145 feet overall with 19 feet beam and 7 feet 6 inches draft.
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New York Yacht Club
East Twenty-third Street
Cox & Stevens
Fownes and Byers Clash in Allegheny Cup
In Pittsburg on June 9 two rounds of the Allegheny Country Club tournament left forty contenders for the finals. National champion W C Fownes Jr and former champion E M Byers reached the semifinals with J E Porter and J K Bole advancing. Byers Cup and Byers, Rea, Oliver and Shannon cups also advanced with several names listed among the survivors and specialty cups.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Allegheny Country Club
W. C. Fownes, Jr
E. M. Byers
J. E. Porter
J. K. Bole
Cleveland
Fownes
J. B. Crookston
Byers
G. W. Ormiston
Bole
F. C. Horstman
Chevy Chase
Porter
L. C. Liddell
C. S. Shannon
Lee Elliot
W A. Kinter
B. B. Case
P. H. Preston
Co. A. Atweil
H. W. Dupuy
Boston Women Golfers Retain Griscom Cup
Boston women golfers defeat Philadelphia in a close foursomes match at Brae Burn Country Club to keep the Clement Acton Griscom Cup for another year. Over ten years Boston has won seven times, New York twice, Philadelphia once. final score 11 to 10 with eight Boston singles and three foursomes victories.
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Boston
Newton
Mass
Philadelphia
Brae Burn Country Club
New York
Southern Golf Association semifinal results in Nashville
R G Bush of New Orleans beat R H Baugh of Birmingham 1 up and W P Stewart defeated O W Daley of Nashville 6 and 4 to reach the final. Lindsley of Nashville won the handicap prize with a net 69 and Robin Cooper finished second with 70.
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Nashville
Tenn
R. G. Bush
W. P. Stewart
New Orleans
Southern Golf Association
R. H. Baugh
Birmingham
Stewart
O. W. Daley
Lindsley
Robin Cooper
Golf Links Improve as Rain Restores Turf for Invite Tourney
Montclair Golf Club reports better fairways after recent rains easing drought scars. Englewood CC seeks state amateur glory with a postponement caused by the New Jersey tournament. U S G A prepares for Chicago meetings during the National Open.
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Montclair Golf Club
Montclair
Barrett Council Games Feature 250 Yard Hurdle
Jack Eller, famed 250 yard hurdler, will headline the Barrett Council Knights of Columbus event at Guttenberg Track on June 25. He faces five top metro rivals in a bid to win as entries flood in for a great afternoon of sport including 330 yard scratch races and a 3 quarter mile.
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Jack Eller
Barrett Council
Knights of Columbus
Guttenberg Track
Eller
Council
First Annual Temple Israel Athletic Games Set at Columbia Oval
Officials of the Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society of New York organize the first annual athletic meet for Temple Israel The Free Synagogue and the Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society to be held tomorrow at Columbia Oval starting 10 o clock Events include 60 70 and 100 yard dashes and 220 and 440 yard runs.
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Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society of
New York
Temple Israel
The
Free Synagogue
Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society
Columbia Oval
Gamble Michigan's Track Captain
Hugh S. Gamble a junior law student from Yankton South Dakota was elected captain of the 1912 Michigan track team. His eligibility for next year was confirmed shortly before the election. Seven track athletes received their coaching degrees.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Hugh S. Gamble
Yankton
Gamble
Michigan
How King George Will Be Crowned Coronation Features
An overview of the coronation with ceremonies described by Archdeacon W M Sinclair. Regalia details from Crown Jewels keeper Gen Sir R Cunliffe Low. M H Spielmann explains new seals and coins. W Pember Reeves of New Zealand writes on coronation guests. G Woods Wollaston discusses duties of Bluemantle Pursuivant. A diagram maps coronation processions routes and notable passing places.
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Times
George V
George
W. M. Sinclair
R. Cunliffe Low
M. H. Spielmann
W. Pember Reeves
New Zealand
G. Woods Wollaston
Bluemantle
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