Cobwebs Lucille Race Off as Speedway Crowd Left Disappointed
The expected Cobwebs versus Lucille race did not occur as Lucille was not in shape and Cobwebs would not be raced. Billings shipped most horses back to Chicago with Maxim Boy staying. crowd turnout was high but drivers and owners faced disappointment over the canceled marquee clash and plans for future meetings.
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Speedway
Lucille
Cobwebs
Mr. Billings
Chicago
Hontas Crooke
Battletoi
Franker
Arrowgal
Minerva
Suni
Belle
Emma S
Maxim Boy
Hugh J. Grant
Billings
Mr. Straus
All. Billings
Daniel
Dr. Kane
Kane
Dude
C. R Jarvis
A. C. Fiske
J. F G
New Seventies Mineola Rainbow and Virginia in Bay Trials
The three seventy-foot cutters Mineola Rainbow and Virginia tested in the lower bay with southwest winds. Belmont and designer Willard observed Mineola, addressing tenderness and ballast queries while Rainbow showed strong speed and Maneuverability. Virginia toured the bay. Vanderbilt family members oversaw trials and cabin plans progress.
Yachts Arrive to Newport with notable vessels
Newport sees arrivals including Sea Fox and Cornelius Vanderbilt’s seventy footer Rainbow with tender, and steam yacht Palmer. August Belmont’s Mineola sails, along with Llewelyn En doin and Seneca bound for New York. English racing cutter Hester, owned by Rear Commodore Rob inson, expected from England in ten days. Carrie of the Newport Rat Bo te Club hauled out for refitting.
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New York Times
Newport
Sea Fox
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Rainbow
Palmer
Belmont
Mineola
Llewelyn
Endoin
Seneca
New York
Hester
Co. L. F. Robinson
New York Yacht Club
England
Carrie
Newport Rat Bote Club
Cyclists Clash as Co operation Ends Race at Vailsburg
A large crowd watched Tom Cooper and Frank Kramer in a mile match at Vailsburg track. a pacemaker failure led to a wreck and a disputed finish. The meet also listed results in multiple events with riders from Rahway Newark Hoboken Paterson Birmingham and other locales.
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Tom” Cooper
Frank Kramer
Vailsburg
Cooper
Kramer
Hills Grove track opens racing season with wind aid
In Providence on June 10 the Hills Grove track began its racing season. G. H. Collett of New Haven won the One Mile Open Amateur and the Five Mile Handicap Amateur with E. J. Cadwell of Hartford as runner up. In the Fifteen-Mile Motor Paced Race Amateur A. J. Pugh edged Louis Cole by three-quarters of a lap.
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Providence
R. I
Hills Grove
G. H. Collett
New Haven
E. J. Cadwell
Hartford
A. J. Pugh
Louis Cole
Pugh
Cricket championship leads as Livingston tops New York league
The Livingston Field Club leads the New York cricket championship while F J Prendergast of Manhattan dominates batting with 124 and M R Cobb heads bowling at 5.16. Top averages list Prendergast 7.25 and Smedley 11.50 for Manhattan, Cobb 5.16 for Livingston.
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Livingston Field Club
F. J. Prendergast
Manhattan Cricket Club
M. R. Cobb
BEM Livingston
Manhattan
Gotateracstone Oo
Kings County
Manhattan II
Nelson Lodge
A. B. Mifflin
Montclair
Livingston
A. Smedley
J. E. Roberts
H. Tattersall
Quiet on the River as Harlem Navy League Plays
The Harlem Navy Baseball League held second series games at College Point with most clubs fielding barges. Harlem beat Nonpareils 18 to 2 and Wyanokes beat Friendships 14 to 3. Next Sunday Union faces Nassau and Dauntless meets Harlem.
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Harlem
College Point
Harlem Navy Baseball League
Bohemians
Crescents
Harlems
Wyanokes
Nassaus
Dauntless
Varuna
Spuyten Duyvil
Long Island
Columbia
Anchor Athletic Club JC Heights Meet Results
Results from yesterday include 99 yard run won by G. Hofman with E. Schneck second and E. Firehock third. A. Beil won pole vault with 8 ft 9 in. Hofman second. Schneck and Stegeman tied for third. Darn won mile and a half run with 175 yards handicap. Gardner second. Bell third. Ernst won 12 pound shot with 41 ft 1 in. Dallery second. Stegeman and Bell tied for third. Reineman won discus with 72 ft 3 in. Goerner second. Dieterle third.
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Anchor Athletic Club
Jersey City Heights
G. H. Hofman
E. Schneck
E. Firehock
A. Beil
C. L. Dallery
R. Stegeman
J. Bell
G. Reineman
Fred Goerner
Fred Dieterle
Hanlan May Coach Columbia Next Year
Boston June 10 Special to the New York Times Ned Hanlan is likely to coach Columbia College rowing next year after resignations and prior talks. He asserts he can lift Columbia and produce a winning crew potentially superior to Harvard Yale Cornell and Pennsylvania.
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Boston
Mass
Ned” Hanlan
Columbia College
Hanlan
New York University
Columbia
Manlan
Dr. Peet
Peet
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Yale
Cornell
University of Pennsylvania
Women golfers vie for metropolitan title at Morris County Club
Twenty five players compete in the first annual Women’s Metropolitan Championship at Morris County Golf Club Morristown N J with Beatrix Hoyt and Maude Wetmore in the opening pairing Miss Hoyt the defending champion seeks another title while Wetmore eyes a strong challenge Several related events include open tournaments at Oakland and Knollwood Stock Exchange competition and club matches across New Jersey and New York with final rounds set for Friday and Saturday.
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Women's Golf Association
New York
Shinnecock
Knollwood
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N. J
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Jane Swords
Marion Oliver
Albany
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United States
Baltusrol Club
L. IL
John H. Taylor
John Dec
Ireland
Arthur W. Rossiter
Stock Exchange
Knollwood Country Club Links
White Plains
Bulls
Bears
Ribbon and China Sale Offers Deep Discounts
A Sixth Avenue sale promotes permanent discounts on all-silk ribbon and velvet ribbons, with wide varieties at 9c to 24c and china items cut to half or less. It highlights decorated china plates, bowls, cups and saucers, dessert plates, berry saucers, and novelty dishes, with many pieces shown on the second floor Main China Department.
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Main China Department
Macy Muslin Underwear Sale Sets New June Pace
TheUndermuslin sale continues as June promises memorable totals in Macy annals with muslin underwear offerings from night gowns to drawers and infants dresses. Prices range from 12c to 99c with better qualities up to 10.42 and several items highlighting cambric and nainsook fabrics with tucks lace and embroidery in a thrifty sale atmosphere.
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Maslin
Point de Paris
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