Ethelbert Dominates Standard Stakes at Gravesend
Ethelbert, the Suburban favorite, led from the start and won the Standard Stakes at Gravesend, one mile and a half, carrying 129 pounds. Beau Gallant failed to mount a challenge, finishing a clear second as Ethelbert pulled away to win by three lengths in 2 36. The day featured strong crowds, fast track conditions, and notable upsets including Ventura in race two at 15 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
Ethelbert
Beau Gallant
Burns
O’connor
W. C. Daly
Ventura
Daly
Matt Simpson
Magic Light
Cephalagia
April Shower
James P. Keatine
Ten Candles
John Bullman
Chicago
Washington Park
Bullman
Fleischmann
Blues
B. c
T. Burgess
J. W. Smyth
B. G
Mars B
Brazil
Rush Light
Dayton
Cephalalgia
W. McCann
WW. C. Daly
Golden Garter
A. Featherstone
Military
J. A. McGarry
Malden
Brennan
Sweet Tooth
Gold Lack
Manga
Wayward Boy
Oliver Me
Alpaca
Dora F
Fresnel
Ante Up
Yorkshire Boy
Argonauta
William McCann
A. J. Joyner
Alf Estell
T. Burns
Teen B. Morris
G. Whittier
John E. Madden
Fly Wheel
Dangman
Halma B
Santa Bonita
Perry Belmont
Sthelvert
B. H
Eothen
O'Connor
Ricard Croker
Br. c
T. Murphy James P. Keating
C. c
Jaylike
Ivory Bells
Nugget
Courtenay
Far ‘Ry
Cheat ’Em
Gold Seeker
EL. Tully
J. E.eidener
Cansemas
Tenerine
Spencer
W. L. Oliver
All Gold
Ch. c
Cochrane
Gravesend Races Today Feature Mixed Five-Furlong Debuts
Entries list six races at Gravesend with weights for two year old fillies in the first race including Sweet Clover 119 and Miss Hastings 111. The second race is a one mile and sixteenth handicap with Watercolor 120 and The event 107. Other races cover six furlongs to a mile and seventy yards with horses named such as Sadducee 116, Outlander 107, Knight of the Garter 98, and Wax Taper 114 among weights listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Clover
Miss Hastings
Buzz
Poison
Erry Hours
Electress
Leischen
Rossignol
Musidora
Elizabeth
Miss Appleby
Sweet Lavender
Dublin
Alfonso
Himself
Adventor
Apard
Sadducee
Rigger
Outlander
Huitzilopochtlind Ashes
Sky Scraper
May
Mintage
Biff and
Malden
Glennellie
Jill Greenwood
Kathrina
Carroll D
Jerling Fox
Locket
Qomaul
Francesco
Laodice
Ightaway
Graden
Misleader
William H
Rosgnol
the Dancer
Larson
Sailor- King
Nsike
Lucky Star
Young Dixon
Cyrano
Watercure
Teddy
Margraviate
Beaumont Stud Yearlings Sell High at Gravesend Sale
J R Keene paid the top price of 3100 for a chestnut colt by Ornament out of Joppa at Fasig Tipton’s sale of Beaumont Stud yearlings from Kentucky. Horses from Beaumont Stud Farm brought strong averages as Colts and fillies from Ornament’s progeny sold in the Gravesend paddock.
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J. R. Keene
Beaumont Stud
H. P. Headley
Beaumont Stud Farm
Kentucky
Gravesend Race
Fasig-Tipton
Ornament-Joppa
James R. Keene
Star Bright Trials Boost Whitney Suburban Prospects
William C Whitney’s Star Bright completed a solid one mile and a quarter in 2 10 at Sheepshead Bay, signaling top form as a Suburban Handicap hopeful with 110 pounds. Imp, a veteran Ohio mare, showed speed in a 1:57 4-5 mile and a furlong gallop, while King Hanover and Goldsmith posted notable times as Whitney’s trio pursue early-season racing gains.
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Coney Island
Star Bright
Morris Park
Mr. Rogers
Mr. Whitney
Ohio
Imp
Peter Wimmer
Sheepshead Bay
New York
King Hanover
Hanover
Lady Agnes
Goldsmith
King Vanover
Hopeful Golf Champions Open Championship Field Revealed
Sixty golfers enter the United States Open at Myopia Hunt Club near Boston. Professionals total about 53 with seven amateurs including Harriman Macdonald and Lockwood. Notable absentees include Walter Travis and Findlay Douglas. The field features many top names from Chicago, Boston, and New York, with the Open title history listed and notes on recent form and injuries.
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United States
Myopia Hunts Club
Boston
National Golf Association
Robert B. Kerr
Walter J. Travis
Findlay Douglas
Herbert M. Harriman
Meadow Brook
Charles B. Macdonald
Chicago
A. G. Lockwood
Charles B. Cary
Oakley Country
W. Co. Carnegie
Pittsburg
Hugo. R. Johnstone
F. L. Denny
Washington, D. C
David Bell
Willie Smith
Midlothian
Valentine Fitzjohn
Fitzjohn
Mohawk Golf Club
L. C. Lewes
White Mountain Golf Club
Isaac Sutherland Mackie
Fox Hills
Anderson Mercer
Commonwealth Country
Lawrence .Auchterlonie
Glen ._View
James Foulis
Hicago Golf Club
Joe Mitchell
Cleveland Golf Club
George Low
Dyker Meadow
John Park
Essex County
Willie Anderson
Pittsfield
Bernard Nicholls
Gilbert E. Nicholls
William Kirk
Knollwood
Alexander Taylor
Exmoor
Arthur H. Fenn
Poland Springs
John Hobens
Glen Ridge
Horace Rawlins
Waumbek
Alec Ross
Donald J. Ross
A. Ricketts
Westbrook
David Hunter
Baltusrol
Stewart Gardner
Garden City
John Jones
Myopia
Andrew Christie
Riverside
A. H. Findlay
Vesper
Joseph Lloyd
Alec’ Campbell
Jack Campbells
Brookline
James Mackreil
Palmetto
Alexander Patrick
R. Stedman Patrick
Century Golf Club
Henry Turple
Edgewater
W. T. Davis
Apawamis
Robert Simpson
St. Louis Country
Willie Tucker
Ardsley
John Harland
Weston
D. K. White
Robert White
Cincinnati
John Harrison
New York
Willie Hunter
C. D. Cronin
Walter C. Clark
Robertson Wallace
Alexander Smith
Washington Park
J. B. Schlotman
Detroit Country Club
Dan Leitch
Tuxedo
David Brown
Nyack
Willie Chisholm
John Dingwall
Joseph Jansen
Hillandale
Horace Rawins
Joe Lloyd
Fred Herd
Harry Vardon
Herd
Vardon
England
America
Taylor
Great Britain
Lawrene Auchterlonie
Glen View
Dyker Meadows
Tom Hutchinson
Shinnecotk
Henry Turpie
Hutchinson
Florida
Bell
California
Smith
Auchterlonie
Willié Anderson
Dave” Brown
Pie Aerate
Myopia Course Hosts 72-Hole Medal Championship
The tournament awards prizes from $150 for second to $25 for eighth and features medal play over 72 holes at Myopia with 6,130 yards on 18 holes. The record stands at 78 by J H Taylor of England, as Watson Jr. and Fox Hills Golf Club Staten Island are noted in the preface.
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J. H. Taylor
England
Obert C. Watson, Jr
Fox Hills Golf Club
Statensland
Princeton undergraduates win second Cayter golf cup
The second annual Princeton golf match between graduates and undergraduates resulted in an undergraduates victory by 19 to 17. Teams included I. M. Hamil and G. J. Cooke among others, with final scores showing a close contest.
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Princeton
N. J
C. C. Cayter
I. M.hamil
A. Moffatt
H. M. Alexander, Jr
P. R. Bonner
A. D. Wilson
M. F. Mills
H. I. Wilson
W. Dahlgren
P. R. Pynell
L. B. Garretson
J. W. Baker
A. Poole, Jr
H. C. Smith
Eereree
Hamilton
Stelle
Wilson
Omcalpin
Alexander
Larchmont
City Island Yacht News: New Sloops and Schooners Reach Harbor
The Cary Smith designed schooner Jonas arrived in tow at Jacob yard to await commissioning. Ward's Gardiner & Cox sloop Dorwina nears launch with mast work ongoing at Woods yard. Hebe Mira and other vessels docked as Intrepid and Hu guenot sail for sea trials amid twenty ships at harbor.
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City Island
N. Y
Cary Smith
Jonas
Shooter’s Island
New York Yacht Club
W. Gould Brokaw
Jacob
Congressman Ward
Gardiner & Cox
Woods Yard
Marine Railway
Dorwina
Port Chester
Charles Bancker
Charles Lane Poor
Mira
Herreshoff
Edward Kelly
Bob Dennis
Lloyd Phoenix
Intrepid
Bath man builds championship canoe for England race
W F Stevens of Bath finished a 13 foot waterline 32 inch wide Spanish cedar canoe designed by Crowninshield Boston for Thomas W Lawson. Herman D Murphy of Winchester, Massachusetts will race it in England next August under Royal Canoe Club directions. The craft measures 17 feet overall, with a 14 foot 8 inch mainmast and an 8 foot 9 inch dandy mast, optimized for greater sail spread.
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Bangor
W. F. Stevens
Bath
England
Thomas W. Lawson
Herman D. Murphy
Winchester
Mags
Royal Canoe Club
Crowninshield
Boston
Independence's Balance Rudder Faulty Heightened Repairs
Independence did not leave its berth due to deck fitting details including altered head and topsail sheets and a repaired mainsail tear. The balance rudder proved unsatisfactory, the sternpost rudder will be shipped and fitted, and, with Navy approval, the ship may dock at Charlestown Navy Yard for the change after further trials.
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Independence
Boston
Navy Department
Charlestow Navy Yard
Brooklyn Y C s Annual Regatta Opens Next Monday
The Brooklyn Yacht Club hosts its forty fourth annual regatta in Gravesend Bay with events for seventy five foot schooners to eighteen foot sloops and yawls. Races governed by the Yacht Racing Association of Long Island Sound start at 10 30 A M from 800 yards off the club house with courses sized to vessel class.
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Larchmont Yacht Club
New York
Eastern
Seawanhaka-Corinthian
Atlantic
American
New Bedford
New Haven
New Rochelle
Corinthian
John F. Lovejoy
H. W. Coates
Frank Hardy
C. P. Raymond
Raymond
Brooklyn Y. C
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Gravesend Bay
Yan
Yacht Racing Association of
Long Island Sound
Isolde Yacht Arrives In Brooklyn for Keel Installation
The English twenty rater Isolde arrived aboard the steamer Manitou bound for Daniek Bacon of the New York Yacht Club. Under American rating she is a sister boat to Gould's Niagara at sixty five feet load water line. Final plans call for the fin keel to be fitted in Brooklyn.
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Isolde
Daniek Bacon
New York Yacht Club
Gould
Niagara
Brooklyn
Shamrock II Refitting Nears Arrival in Glasgow
Spars ready for Shamrock II as yacht expected to arrive in Glasgow Thursday. The Dennys prepare new spars and will refit the yacht at their yard. Sir Thomas Ape plans to enter her in Clyde regattas starting soon if possible.
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Glasgow
Dennys
Thomas Ape
Clyde
Columbia Crew Practice Opens Regatta Preparation
Columbia coach Hanlan excused freshmen from class day but kept the varsity at practice. Niezer moves to stroke and may stay. crews eye changes. The four-oared race was decided with the juniors beating the freshmen by a length and a quarter. The team plans to travel to Poughkeepsie Thursday for the regatta, with early row practice and ship arrangements noted. Henry Peterson, former Hanlan collaborator, visited the boathouse.
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Columbia
Hanlan
Bradley
Jackson
Capt. Clapp
Mackay
Bogue
Niezer
Southack
Harrison
Iselin
Eyer
One
Weehawken
Henry Peterson
Columbia Boathouse
Yale Crew Sees Time Trial Amid Coaching Concerns
Yale Varsity crew clocked about 22 minutes for a four mile time trial at Gaels Ferry. Coaches labeled the effort lacking aim two weeks before a championship, with freshmen improving in a mile row despite Stubbs out injured. Lineup changes moved Ackley to the eight while Chittenden remained coxswain.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Stubbs
Yale
Pizzipio
Verrill
Strong
Rumsey
Sargent
Thomas
Bow
Dixon
Paret Dominates Cragin in Kings County Open Tennis
Perfect lawn weather and large crowds marked the Kings County Tennis Club open tournament. In the final rounds J. P. Paret defeated Calhoun Cragin in three straight sets 6-2 6-2. Paret and Miss E. H. Moore won the mixed doubles title 6-4 6-4 4-6 6-4 against Henry Mollenhauer and Miss Marion Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings County Tennis Club
Calhoun Cragin
J. P. Paret
Cragin
Dr. Frazer
Paret
Miss Moore
Mollenhauer
Miss Jones
J P. Paret
E. H. Moore
Henry Mollenhauer
Marion Jones
American trap shooters practice ahead of London match
The American trap team trained in London on June 10 adjusting to downhill, high elevation targets. Chauncey Powers of Decatur Ill led with twenty straight then faded, Fred Gilbert Spirit Lake Iowa also hit twenty, E H Tripp Indianapolis posted nineteen. Confidence remains high for tomorrow's contest.
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London
America
Chauncey Powers
Decatur
Ill
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
Iowa
E. H. Tripp
Indianapolis
English Athletes Seek Practice Field at Williams
The Cambridge and Oxford representatives planning an American tour this fall asked Williams College for Weston Field to use for practice. Prof. Richard Rice granted permission while awaiting their acceptance. Higginbotham of Victor, N.Y., 1908, was named Williams baseball manager for next year and O Neil, 1902, was elected track team captain.
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Williamstown
Mass
Cambridge
Oxford
United States
Richard Rice
Williams Athletic Council
Weston Field
Victor
N.Y
Williams
James Francis O’neil
Newark Cricket Club Upsets Kings County in Low Scoring Match
The Newark Cricket Club defeated Kings County Club Brooklyn by 19 runs at Branch Brook Park, lifting Newark to a 333 percentage and a three way tie with Kings County Manhattan NI and Paterson Team B for the New York Cricket Association pennant. F E Fisher took 9 wickets for 11 runs and J B Booth was Newark’s lone double figure scorer with 11 not out.
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Newark
N. J
Newark Cricket Club
Kings County Club
Brooklyn
New York Cricket Association
Kings County
Manhattan NI
Paterson
Branch Brook Park
Fow
F. E. Fisher
Browne's Business College Athletic Games Set for Woodlawn Park
The Browne's Business College Athletic Association will host a day of events at Woodlawn Park including sprint dashes, 220-yard races, half-mile bicycle races, broad and high jumps, 90 and 220-yard hurdles, followed by a Browne team vs Long Island Business College team baseball game. An evening dinner and dance conclude the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browne’s Business College Athletic Association of
Brooklyn
Woodlawn Park
Twenty-second Avenue
Sixty-fifth Street
Browne
Long Island Business Colts
Association le
Timely error seals Pittsburg win over New York
In Pittsburg, Bernard misplayed a ball allowing two runners to score as Bransfield battled with Davis era. Phillippi and Taylor delivered strong pitching in a darkened game with fielding highlights and multiple lineup changes due to sickness and injury.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Bernard
New York
Bransfield
George Davis
Phillippi
Taylor
Pittsburgs
Pole
Beaumont
Buelow
Berhard
Ribpo AE
Ribpoahe Clarke
van H'n
Ritchey
O Selbach
Poole
Strang
Wagner
Hickman
Branstf’d
O' Davis
Leach
Ganzel
Ely
O'Connor
O Bernard
Philippi
Berman
van Haltren
Mr. O’day
Brooklyns Rally Inning Spells Chicago Shutout Near Miss
The Brooklyns connected for two doubles and two singles in the third and added a homer plus five singles in the sixth to back Donovan’s pitching. Chicago finally dented the shutout in the sixth with three successive hits, but the early offense proved decisive in a game played in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brooklyns
Eason
Donovan
St Louis Beats Philadelphia In Tight Baseball Tilt
St Louis defeats Philadelphia 8 to 4 with strong hitting and solid pitching. Nichols leads with a two base hit driving home the key runs as misplays and timely hits fuel the visitors. Harper White and Townsend share the pitching duties while Cunningham works as umpire for the one hour fifty minute game.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Hartsel
E Green
Keeler
Kelley
Dexter
Sheckard
Dolan
Daly
Childs
Dahlen
Raymer
Eet Mae
McCor’k
Davis
McGuire
Eason
Donovan
Seeen
Sessseuse
Brooklyn Tervees Eeenee
McCreery
Cincinnati
Boston
Ribpoae
McBride
Harley
Crotius
Tenney
Demont
Beckley
Crawt'd
Long
Steinfedt
Smith
Irwin
Foon
Lane
Bérgen
Grosart
Newton
Qj Willis
Peitz
Cincinnati Eeeesennes el Foto
Oston
Willis
Kittredge
Ernstie
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Nichols
Wallace
Padden
McGann
Thomas
Cross
Douglas
Burkett
Heidrick
Townsend
Harper
White
Mr. Cunningham
Baseball Scores From Twin Cities to Baltimore
In a string of games listed, Boston beat Milwaukee 7 4 in ten innings, Philadelphia topped Detroit 5 4, Baltimore defeated Cleveland 13 6, and Washington bested Chicago 13 10.
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Boston
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Hockey Box Scores From Four Cities
At Hartford Hartford 3 Montreal 2. At Worcester Worcester 7 Buffalo 2. At Syracuse Syracuse 7 Rochester 2. At Providence Providence 9 Toronto 8 in thirteen innings.
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Hartford
Montreal
Worcester
Buffalo
Syracuse
Rochester
Providence
Ioronto
New York State League Scores From Three Cities
In Schenectady Albany contest Schenectady won 6 to 2 over Albany after twelve innings In Cortland Utica game Cortland defeated Utica 10 to 9 In Binghamton Rome matchup Binghamton beat Rome 5 to 1 all games noted as twelve innings for the Schenectady Albany match up
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Schenectady
Albany
Cortland
Utica
Binghamton
Rome
Standings of the Clubs and Team Records
The table shows W S P C standings with New York Pittsburg St Louis Cincinnati Boston Brooklyn Chicago and others. It lists win totals losses percentage figures for each club alongside summary marks from games played and current positions in the league.
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New Yorks
Pittsburg
Today’s NBA Matches Across Major Cities
Games scheduled for today include New York at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis, and Poston at Cincinnati. The card highlights key intercity showdowns for fans nationwide.
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New York
Pittsburg
Brooklynn
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Poston
Cincinnati
Columbia Seniors Edge Faculty In Tight Baseball Game
The Columbia senior class defeated the Faculty 9 to 8 in a South Field clash. A strong Faculty lineup held the score close through seven innings, but the seniors rallied in the final frame, batting Prof. Bilke for four runs to clinch the win. Batteries Bilke Miller A D Bulkley and W A Bensel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
South Field
Prof. Bilke
K.H.E
Profs. Bilke and Miller
A. D. Bulkley
W. A. Bensel
United Run Planned by New York Cycling Clubs
The Associated Cycling Clubs of New York City held a meeting at the Knickerbocker Athletic Club to finalize arrangements for a citywide run to Coney Island on Sunday June 23. Over 700 applications were received from all twenty five clubs. Dinner at the island will be followed by a baseball game.
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Associated Cycling Clubs
City of
New York
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
United Run
Coney Island
Muirhead
George C. Wheeler
Committee On Streets and Highways
Keating
Department of Highways
Seventh Avenue
Twenty-third
Charles E. Simms
Committee On
City cyclists ordinances set for Aldermen vote
Compilation of the city ordinances relating to cyclists had been completed and would be presented to the Board of Aldermen for approval at their next meeting.
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Board of Aldermen
Nelson Wins Fifteen Mile Pace Race at Worcester Coliseum
John A. Nelson of Worcester defeats Albert Champion of Paris in the opening Coliseum match race finishing in 0 25 08. Champion falls behind after four miles as Nelson fights pacing machine failures and finally wins by about one lap.
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Worcester
Mass
John A. Nelson
Albert Champion
Paris
France
Nelson
Champion
Harry Ald
Howard Smalley
H. M. Jones
Peter G. van Cott
New York
Joseph Fulton
Ee H. Dobbins
A. G. Smalley
W. H.dobbins
G. C. Madsen
Albert
Evergreen Wheelmen Plan June Rides and Century Pursuits
The Evergreen Wheelmen of Brooklyn announce June runs to Carlstadt New Jersey City Island and Bergen Point. The Iola Wheelmen schedule June 30 outing at New Dorp plus Wednesday rides. Atalanta Wheelmen host tenth annual race meet at Vailsburg with multiple events and entry details. Century Road Club riders plan double or triple centuries this weekend. Robert Walthour leads the motor paced twenty five mile race at Manhattan Beach opening event. Kings County Wheelmen seek Saltonstall Trophy at June 29 meet with three-time winner required for permanent possession. Entries from seventy eight towns note century entries close Thursday.
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Evergreen Wheelmen
Brooklyn
Carlstadt
N. J
Passaic
City Island
N. Y
Bergen Point
National Cycling Association
Iola Wheelmen
One Hundred and Seventh Street
Columbus Avenue
New Dorp
S. I
Atalanta Wheelmen
Newark
Vailsburg
W. E. Bolles
Century Road Club
Claflin Cycle Club
Robert Walthour
Manhattan Beach
Walthour
Madison Square Garden
Kings County
Saltonstall
New Jersey Athletic Club
Greenwich
Greenwich Wheelmen
Kings County Wheelmen
Succeson
Carlisle Indians Football Schedule Reveals Yale Absence
Carlisle Penn June 10 The Carlisle Indians football schedule is announced with Yale replaced by Cornell and several new opponents. Games include Lebanon Valley Gallaudet Gettysburg Dickinson and others at Carlisle with dates in September and October.
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Carlisle
Penn
Carlisle Indians
Yale
New York City
Cornell
Usayt
Gallaudet
Ucknell
Haverford
University of Michigan
Annapolis
Lebanon Valley
Gettysburg
Dickinson
Haverford and Cornell Schedule Highlights Listed
The record lists college football or games with Haverford at Carlisle on November 19, Cornell at Buffalo on an unspecified date, Carlisle 12 Bucknell at Williamsport 16, and Harvard at the Pan-American Exposition in Cambridge on November 2. Also noted are Michigan at Detroit on the ninth, Navy at Annapolis on the sixteenth, and Pennsylvania at Philadelphia on Thanksgiving Day with Columbia at New York.
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Haverford
Carlisle
Cornell
Buffalo
Bucknell
Williamsport
Harvard
Cambridge
University of Michigan
Detroit
Naval Academy
Annapolis
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Columbia
New York
Championship Tennis Begins in New Jersey State Meet
The New Jersey State championship lawn tennis tournament opened at Orange Lawn Tennis Club with three men’s singles matches. W. A. Larned defeated Grier Campbell, Hawkins Palmer beat Dudley Bramhall, and Lewis E. Mahan won by default over R. M. Miles Jr. Doubles entries await closure with notable players including Cragin, Bostwick, Larned, Alexander, and Clarence Hobart among the entries.
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Orange
New Jersey
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Mountain Station
W. A. Larned
Newyport
Grier Campbell
Campbell
Larned
Hawkins Palmer
Dudley Bramhall
Palmer
Lewis E. Mahan
Columbia College
R. M. Miles, Jr
Edwin P. Larned
Princeton University
J. P. Paret
Richa Stevens
St. George’s Club
Hoboken
O. M. Bostwick
West Side /Tennis Club
New York
F. B. Alexander
Lawrence Grant
W. KR. Miles
Orange Lawn /Tennis Club
Calhoun Cragin
Seventh Regiment
W. L. Marston
J. Bramhall
Orange Club
Cragin
Cragin and Bostwick
West Side Tennis Club
W. A
E. P. Larned
R. D. Little
Clarence Hobart
Europe
Stephen Millette
St Bartholomew A C to Stage June 2 Meet at Celtic Park
Entries pour in for the St Bartholomew Athletic Club games set for June 2 at Celtic Park Laurel Hill. Metropolitan district stars aim to win valuable prizes gold stop watches for first gold watches for second and die medals for third in each event. Entries close June 17 with A G Harvey 209 East Forty second Street or Dieges Clust 25 John Street city.
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St. Bartholomew Athletic Club
Celtic Park
Laurel Hill
A. G. Harvey
East Forty-second Street
Dieges & Clust
John Street
City
Maude and Clara Exchange Proposals via Mail
In a playful Chicago scene Maude questions Clara about a will and Clara reveals a marriage proposal. Clara explains she promised to answer George by mail the following day.
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Clara
George
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St Bartholomew’s Athletic Games
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!