Phryne Again Wins At Manhassas Bay Yacht Club Regatta
Thirty-six yachts started in the sixth Manhassas Bay Yacht Club regatta off Parsonage Point. Phryne again, Harry L. Maxwell’s 30-foot Herreshoff, won the 21-mile race in 3 hours 23 minutes 43 seconds beating Nautilus by 50 seconds. Dorothy won the 21-foot Larchmont class, with Rogue and Rascal taking other class wins. several other winners were listed across 10% mile, 18 and 22-foot classes amid a west breeze that reversed the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhassar Bay Yacht Club
Harry L. Maxwell
Phryne
Herreshoff
New
Hanan
J. H. Esser
Hours
A. B. Alley
Rogue
J. J. Dwyer
Rascal
RA. Rainey
Invader, Jr
R. N. Bavier
Ace
T. L. Park
Mimosa III
A Robinson
Wawa
W. K. Judson
L. E. Huntington
Gauntlet
M. Goldschmidt
Hamburg
Small Oaks
New Rochelle Regatta Aboard Challenger Sets Pace
W Gould-Brokaw's Challenger led a 19 mile power boat race on Long Island Sound with 23 entries and 20 starters. Simplex beat White Fox by 42 minutes 63 seconds, while Knickerbocker one-design offered a tight duel led by No. 7 Joseph Cassidy. Several boats did not start. the day featured varying winds and speeds across classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Gould - Brokaw
New Rochelle
Long Island Sound
Panhard IL
Brokaw
C. R. Mabley
Simplex
Charles Hatch
White Fox
Godfried Piel
H. A. Lozier
Knickerbocker
Joseph Cassidy
F. L. Kraemer
A. L. Kerker
F. E. Brown
Sesees
Isabel
Steee
Reliance
Hully G
Eideaceas Ee Ena
Simmaut
Ne.deaign
Nassau Boat Club Regatta on Harlem River Hits Tight Finishes
The Nassau Boat Club annual regatta on the Harlem River featured a trial heat heavy schedule and a close eight-oared barge with lady passengers. Capt. Jannsen entered four crews as seniors and juniors mixed in a novel combination event with multiple finals won by Stivers, Kohler, Haywood and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau Boat Club
Harlem
Jannsen
W.A. Kohler
G. Gallen
W. H. Pumphrey
Ss. H. Barbarin
A. R. Weichers
D. A. Clay
D. B. Hayward
Joseph Thompson
S. de Pew
J. R. McCloskey
G. Brasch
H. R. Stivers
G.brasch
S. G. Carr
E. Andrews
BE. W. Settig
H. 5. Johnson
W. P Oq’ Connor
G. G. Allen
H.R. Stivers
Charles A. Cool
G. B. Hay
A. Chanut
W. H. Pinkham
W. G. Moore
J. F. O'Connor
G. H. A. Kohler
Ign
J. KR. McCloskey
G. W. Haywood
T. A. Chamit
C. F. Muller
W. Merhoff
R. H. Pinkham
R. Stettig
F. AL. Hagan
A. C. Wretchers
P. Carbonnelle
Bayside Yacht Club Opens With Two Strong Regatta Fields
Bayside's opening regatta featured two eight-yacht fleets in light to brisk breeze. In the twenty-one-foot sloops class Gyp, skippered by G H Hill, won on sailover after a ten mile course. catboats saw Nahma first with Emma J second, though corrected time favored Minerva driven by Otto Mueller over Emma J. The race covered ten miles inside the bay with run and broad reach then beat home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayside Yacht Club
G. H. Hill
Gyp
A. G. Andrews
Nahma
C. Waldo Smith
Emma J
Otto Mueller
Minerva
Priscilla Transformed to Auxiliary by Worthington of Cleveland Yacht Club
The Priscilla, originally a cup de fender from 1885, becomes an auxiliary under Commodore George H Worthington of the Cleveland Yacht Club. Cary Smith design joins a fleet that includes Spasm and Elmina at Newport cruising toward New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla
George H. Worthington
Cleveland Yacht Club
Cary Smith
J. Berce King
Spasm
F. F. Brewster
Elmina
Newport
New York
John J. Clark
Peter
G. A. Cooper
Olympic
J. H- Brown
Stella
W. G. Hendrey
Magnolia
P. G. Smith
Lillian
Erie Basin
Keystone Yacht Club
H. L. Bowden
Hayseed SI
Ship and yacht trades and refits in Castine Me and Boston
Dr J W Grindle orders an eighteen foot whaleback launch with a three horsepower engine from the Toppan Company in Boston for Castine Me. The twenty five foot Helen built for the late J M Sears was sold to T W Souther and J E Holt of the Boston Y C. Pogie sails to Belfast Me for refit as a power cruiser in Penobscot Bay with an auxiliary engine. Frank H Doane’s sloop Katonah refitted and to be brought from Boston. F F Brewster’s schooner Elmina leaves Newport for New York. Invader prepares for trials in two weeks. Harbinger shipped to Rochester for Lake Ontario use. Captain White and Clark purchase Chanticleer for Eastern regattas with ocean race to Halifax likely. The Invader used as trial boat for new Fife Maine designed boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Grindle
Toppan Company
Boston
Castine
Helen
Seabury Company
J. M. Sears
T. W. Souther
J. E. Holt
Boston Y. C
Lawley
Newport
New York
Roy A. Rainey
Invader
Lawley’s
F. R. Housington
Priscilla
A. Cary Smith
J. R. White
George H. Clark
Rochester
Lake Ontario
Shepherdess
S. F. Houston
Oxner & Story
Louis Sayer
Crowninshield
Russia
Lake Canandaigua
John F. Harris
Chicago
Chanticleer
Halifax
Fife &Maine
Eastern Yacht Club
Marblehead
New York Yacht Club
Eastern Club
Constellation
Hosier
Cossack
Roy A. Rainier
William EE
Iselin
Emerald
A. F. Luke
Corona
Colonia
Royal Squadron
Shelbourne
Atlantic Yacht Club
Sea Gate
Long Island
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Corinthian Yacht Club
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Bay Ridge
Hampton Roads
W. W. Titcomb
Frank Maier
Brooklyn
Bristol Yacht Club
Block Island
Montauk Point
Knickerbocker Yacht Club
Point Judith
Sound
Vineyard
Cod
Algiers
College Point
East River
Nantucget Sounds
Ocean Yacht Races Dominate New Season Plans
Ocean racing rises as Marblehead to Halifax and Newport to Sea Gate lead a packed 1900s schedule. Entries from New York, Canada, and Britain herald a landmark season with regattas, long ocean crossings, and a strong emphasis on seaworthy craft.
Bobtail Wins Underwood Cup Race In Atlantic Yacht Club Meet
E F Luckenbach’s Bobtail easily won the first race for the Underwood Cup in the Atlantic Yacht Club schedule. Five boats competed including Red Wing, Vivian II, Huntress, and Lizana. The course ran 2 1/4 miles from the club dock to Craven Shoal and back as wind shifted from south to a drifting finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Luckenbach
Bobtail
Atlantic Yacht Club
Sea Gate
J. B. O’donohue
Red Wing
S. E. Vernon
Vivian II
L. H. Dyer
Huntress
D. S. Wylie
Lizana
Club Dock
Craven Shoal Bell
West Bank Light
One-mile Run Handicap Results From Xavier Athletic Club
Anthony Zink and Pastime A C placed in a one mile handicap race with C Andrews from Xavier Athletic Club winning. H J Zilloz of West Side Branch took second and L H Burkhardt of Young People’s Association finished third in a time of 4 minutes 54 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Bailey
West Side Branch
O -Ag
L. L. Hetzer
J. Openshaw
W.G. Merzwertz
Mohawk A. C
H. Miller
R.K. Winans
Ridgewood
A. E. Ward
George M. Cossenas
Seo
Anthony Zink
A. C
C. Andrews
Xavier Athletic Club
H. J. Zillioz
L.H. Burkhardt
Young People’s Association
Mrs Gerken's Horses Win At Plainfield Show
Society crowds from New York City and neighboring towns fill Plainfield Driving Park for the Plainfield Riding and Driving Club show closing day. Mrs John Gerken's Newsboy and Shopgirl and Miss Mollie Maxwells Catseye and Rosebud are favored. numerous prize winners announced across roadster, saddle horse, pony and harness classes with judges awarding blue ribbons.
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Plainfield
N. J
New York
Brooklyn
Morristown
Bernardsville
Driving Park
Metropolitan
George Watson
Luella Day
Charles Proctor
Miss Proctor
Charlie
Auditor B
E. G
Alfred B. Maclay
Hilda
B. m
J. Larocque, Jr
Belle
Br. m
Natalie Fairbairn
King George
B. G
George D. King
Fox
B.h
Lawrence B. Smith
Sports of the Times
Br. c
W. H. Collier
Adams, Ch
Mollie C. Maxwell
Onertles
Westchester Farms
Ragney
Percy H. Stewart
Newsboy
Ch. G
Ch. m
John Gerken
Elsa
O. H. Kahn
All Ablaze
Margaret W. McCutchen
Sweet Marie and Tiverton Draw Match at New England Meet
Readville Massachusetts June 10 Sweet Marie the season leading Grand Circuit money winner and Tiverton winner of the 1904 Charter Oak Stake were matched today for 2500 dollars best two heats in three at the New England Breeders Association track on August 2. The trotters had previously met in Lexington Kentucky in the Transylvania Stakes context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readville
Mass
Sweet Marie
Tiverton
Charter Oak
New England Breeders’ Association
Lexington
Transylvania
Smathers's Colt Wins Derby At Fairgrounds
ST LOUIS June 10 This Derby Day crowd witnessed HB E Smathers colt Uncle Charley win at 7 to 10 by ten lengths Be Knighted second Pinkerton third in a stake worth 13325 with the winner collecting 10875 Uncle Charley a strong favorite heavily played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smathers
ST. Louis
Fairgrounds
HB. E. Smathers
Uncle Charley
Beknighted
Pinkerton
Ed Sheridan
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Maxwell
Manhasset
Seawanhaka-Corinthians
Miles
Pirie
Pea
Nora
Adrian Iselin
OL Pretty Quick
Dorothy
G. Spence
Vaquero
Dr. Stump
A. B
Oes Montauk
Hk. Sheldon
Kanaka
Mahlstedt
Indian Harbor
R. N. Bayiers
L. EF. Panne Lees
Manhasset Dories
J. L. Laidlaw
E. Rorsler
H.M.S. H.M.S. Mimosa
L Park
Sleras Alert
Alker Eee
Tis
M.aeabgee Eesseuleee
Iicaes
Fhryne
Vautilus
Hanan F
Lawton
Maid of
Snapper
S Page
Jiate Aera Ears
Challenger
H.M.S. H.M.S
H.M.S
Charles Coughtr
L. C. Berrian
Nassau Boat Club Regatta
Harlem River
Bayside
Anlst
Rime Eee
H.M
H. Hill
A Andrews
Otte "Mueller Wee Esreeres
C. W. Smith
H. A. C. Taylor
Wanderer
St. Michael's
Chicago Power Boat Club
C. F. Herreshoff
Rochester Club
Mackinaw
Angua-Corinthians
Amityville
Patchogue
Fred Weseley
Fred Fuessel
Harlem Rowing Club
C. S. Titus
Regatta Committee
Fuessel
Titus
William West
Undine Barge. Club
Philadelphia
Weseley
Speedway
West
Atlantic
Lane Biep
Rosey Huncress
Miss .Maxwell
The
New York Times
Sweet Marie and
Funerath
Mustin Underwear Dept
Kimonos
Lord & Taylor
Broadway
Twentieth St
Fifth Ave
Nineteenth St
Axminster
Wilton
Figured Charlies
Dresden
the Princess Oxford
20Th St
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