Columbia considers moving boathouse to Harlem River site
Columbia University weighs removing its three story T shaped boathouse from the Hudson at West One Hundred Sixteenth Street to the Harlem River above Central Bridge. The Gould gift boathouse costs 20000 and suffers practical limits for rowing water and river conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Big
University
Hudson
West One Hundred and Sixteenth Street
Harlem River
Columbia
Edwin Gould
Riverside Park
New Jersey
Hudson River
New York
Harlem
Harlem Iver
Hanlan
Madison Avenue
Forty-ninth Street
Columbia Oarsmen
West One Hundred and
Fortythird Street
Erdall
Poughkeepsie
Macomb’s Dam Park
Plans for Fourth of July Celebration in New York
City officials aim to mark the 125th anniversary of the Declaration in New York with nationwide symbolism. Aldermen passed resolutions urging residents to decorate and observe the day with patriotism. Tammany will hold its celebration and John F. Carroll will name speakers soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Aldermen
Hemisphere
City of
John F. Carroll
Strikers Move to Seaboard Shops in Savannah Disturbance
In Savannah on June 11 Mayor Meyers ordered thirty extra policemen with rifles to guard Seaboard Air Line machine shops after a visit by striking machinists and sympathizers. Superintendent Cecil Gabbett asked for protection, and early this morning the city remained quiet with police on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Meyers
Seaboard Air Line
Cecil Gabbett
Seaboard
Mathewson Struggles as Pirates Toppled by Rain Shortened Tilt
Mathewson faced wildness in the Pittsburg game against New York as rain ended play after five innings. Pittsburg built a 4-0 lead with two runs in the first and two in the second, aided by Leach’s three base drive and strong defense. Van Haltren was the lone New York hitter, singling in the first inning while the rest of the lineup was blanked. Time of game fifty minutes with Leever and Mathewson on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Mathewson
Baseball
New York
New Yorks
Pittsburgs
Clarke
Leach
Hickman
Poole
Buelow
Davis
Ely
O’connor
Leever
Clark
van Haltren
Van's
New Yorker
OlGanzel
Oj Bernard
O'Connor
Warner
OjMath’son
Ritchey
Bernard
Ganzel
Brooklyn Downs Chicago 9 to 5 in Ragged Game
Brooklyn defeats Chicago 9 to 5 for the third straight win as Chicago’s fielding falters. Hitting was spread, with two base hits by Gatins and key triples by Dahlen and Kelley. Pitching stats show Menefee and McJames with control issues and an umpire named Dwyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brooklyn
McJames
Hartsel
Kelley
Green
D. Ie
Keeler
Chance
Sheckard
Dolan
Daly
Childs
Aes
Raymer
McCarf
M’k
O Gatins
Kling
McGuire
Menefee
Hughes
O Kitson
Gatins
Dahlen
McCreery
Mr. Dwyer
Baseball Scorecard St Louis Stays Even With Philadelphia
In St Louis and Philadelphia, pitchers Sudhoff and Donohue faced lineups including Flick Delehanty and Padden. Philadelphia pushed ahead late with three runs, while St Louis managed a lone run in the final frame.
Boston Beaten by Cincinnati in Rough Baseball Stint
Cincinnati defeats Boston 3 to 2 in a tense game with Long hitting a three base blow and Crolius achieving a pair of two base hits. Pitching staff includes Hahn Dineen and Phillips with Emslie at the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Eerie
Boston
McBride
Ocrolius
Harley
Tenney
Besy
Long
Stdimrent
Cincinnati
Crolius
Standings of the Clubs Telegraphed in Sparse Line
Standings show New York at 14 19 with .516, Philadelphia 22 17 .575, St Louis 20 17, Cincinnati 20 17, Boston 18 , Brooklyn 18 .526, Chicago 15 27 .357.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philad
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago
Games Scheduled for Today Across The League
New York visits Pittsburgh, Brooklyn plays Chicago, Philadelphia goes to St. Louis, and Boston travels to Cincinnati for today’s slate of games.
Penn Defeats Columbia 20 to 0 in Alumni Day Baseball
Pennsylvania closed its season with a 20 to 0 win over Columbia on alumni day in Philadelphia. Penn dominated from the start as Layton scattered Columbia hits and received poor support, while Jares and Williard provided two-base hits and Noble hit a three-base shot. The game lasted about two hours with umpire Fitler overseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Quakers
Layton
Williard
Donohue
Omilke
QO A Marcus
Gawth
Thard
Wave
Owilliard
Noble
Brown
Bennett
Goodman
Ainda
Jares and
Jones and Noble
Flavell
Milke
Marcus
Southard
O'Neill
Bartow
Gearin
Gawthrop
Mr. Fitler
Baseball Scores From AL Matchups Across Cities
Washington beat Chicago 8 to 1 at Washington Washington. Boston defeated Milwaukee 8 to 4 at Boston Boston. Baltimore won over Cleveland 8 to 5 at Baltimore Baltimore. Philadelphia downed Detroit 4 to 1 at Philadelphia Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Eastern League Scores From Hartford Worcester Providence Syracuse
Eastern League games resulted in Hartford defeating Montreal 1 to 0. Worcester beat Buffalo 16 to 7. Providence edged Toronto 5 to 4. Syracuse won 6 to 2 over Rochester in the first game and 16 to 4 in the second game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Montreal
Worcester
Buffalo
Providence
Toronto
Syracuse
Rochester
New York State League Scores From Schenectady Binghamton Cortland
In Schenectady the Albany team fell to Schenectady 3 to 2 in 12 innings. Binghamton beat Rome 3 to 1. Cortland edged Utica 9 to 8 in a tight Cortland game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Schenectady
Albany
Binghamton
Rome
Cortland
Quote dispute fades in Detroit Free Press debate
A fragment from the Detroit Free Press quotes a distant disagreement about Skitts describing him as lazy and worthless while another speaker defends him for not letting troubles worry him. The remark signals amid a wider, informal exchange in a newspaper page snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skitts
Detroit Free Press
Francesco Triumphs At Gravesend In Close Card Rivalries
Julius Fleischmann's Francesco driven by Shaw led a tight six race program at Gravesend with four favorites beaten. The Dancer outpaced The Regent and Outlander scored for Keene, while Toddy and Watercure battled to neck margins. Jockey Shaw rode five races, with Pittsburg Phil rumored to have backed multiple mounts. Conroy may miss the Suburban due to minor lameness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
Hanover
Fleischmann
Francesco
Dom Paul
Madden Laodice
Dancer
Par’ Excellence
Pepper Stable
Rossignol
Regent
Alfonso
Alard
Larson
Gertrude Elliott
Sailor King
Vitellius
Toddy
Watercure
Keene
Outlander
Pittsburg
Phil
Shaw
West
O’connor
H. T. Griffin
Frank Frisbie
Double Dummy
Brooklyn
Conroy
Cone
Chicago
Commando
James Rowe
Spencer
J. Robinson Beard
Prince of Melbourne
Pepper
Karataka
Lady Pepper
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
McGinn
W. T. Smith
Sweet Clover
Ch. F
Oddm
Musidora
Leischen
Electress
Merry Hours
Buzz
Poison
Elizabeth Jane
Miss Appleby
Fontenix
C. Davis
W. Lakeland
the Regent
B.c
Domino-Royal Gem
J. R
F. P. Keene
Ch. G
St. Leonards Prohibition II
John Daly
Glennetiie
H. Cochran
A. L. Aste
Sadducee
Eh. G
Garrigan
Biff
Huitzilopohtli
May W
Katherina
Julius Fleischmann
B. c
St. Maxim-Francesc
O. L. Richard
Rightaway
B .c
Getaway
Belle Blackburn
J. E. Madden
Laodice
B. F
Henry Young-Laurel
Dangman
Locket
William H
Misleader
Carroll D
Sterling Fox
Thomas Welsh
Tenny- Maxine
Cherished
Tyrshena
Isaac Hopper
Migrator
Latson
Young Dixson
Fairy Tale
Alsike
Charles Littlefield, Jr
Watercress-Lena
F. Littlefield
Teddy
F. Brindle
Margravate
Gulden
Wax Taper
Cyrano
Lady Chorister
Barbetto
Entries for Gravesend Races Today
The program lists six races at Gravesend with weights and entrants. Notable horses include Sanders Demerrer Hesper Hammock All Gold The Puritan Belle of Lexington Hengist Roxane Ethics Fabius Huitzilopoehtli and more in the first race handicaps. The program covers length and weights for three year olds and up in race two, two year olds in race three, selling allowances in race four, a steeplechase handicap in race five, and maidens two years old in race six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders
Demerrer
Hesper
Hammock
All Gold
the Puritan
Belle of Lexington
Hengist
Roxane
Ethics
Fabius
Huitzilopoehtli
Star Bright
Watercolor
Kamara
Larson
Terminus
Lanceman
Rochester
Scurry
Father Weather
Missile
Asherglen
Easy Street
G. Whittier
Vagrant
Tenegra
New-York
Asse Fartout
Perion
Magic Light
Klondyke
Matt. Simpson
Red Path
George Keene
Jessie
Self- Protection
Bosphorus
Jean Beraud Returns Home to Whitney Stable
Jean Beraud, the famed 1898 two year old and top three year old, has been shipped from England to the United States on the Minneapolis and landed in New York. He is now at Madden's Keepshead Bay stable and will be trained and raced under William C. Whitney's name. The five year old horse is expected to compete in the current season as Whitney weighs options for retirement to his Kentucky breeding farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Whitney
England
Sheepshead Bay
John E. Madden
Madden
Jean Beraud
United States
Minneapolis
New York
Keepshead Bay
William C. Whitney
Mr. Whitney
America
Kentucky
Lingfield and Lincoln Stakes Result in Sprint Races
Topp Maher won the Weir Court ney Plate at Lingfield Park over five furlongs. Corunna and Divination followed. Red Hand led in the Park Selling Plate at six furlongs. Frozen Out won the Burton Selling Plate at Lincoln over six furlongs. Thirteen horses started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Topp
Maher
Lingfield Park
Corunna
Martin
Divination
L. Reiff
Frank Gardner
Red Hand
Jenkins
Park
Richard Croker
Frozen Out
J. Reiff
Burton
Lincoln
Herrmann Scratched From American Derby Field
CHICAGO June 11 S S Brown owner of Garry Herrmann a three year old horse said this afternoon he would not start in the American Derby to be run June 22 in this city The horse has been in bad condition and Brown will retire him for three months until recovery and training be completed
Newburg Meeting Opens Hudson and Mohawk Circuit Races
In Newburg New York on June 11 the three day Hudson and Mohawk circuit opener drew several thousand to the half mile Newburg Driving Park track. Early races featured 2:28 and 2:26 class trot events with drivers and horses named, including Little Fred and Frank Hill in purse events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburg
N. Y
Hudson and Mohawk Valley
Newburg Driving Park Association
Little Fred, c
Workendyker
Billy. Hudson, B
Rise Wood
Hal
Ie Lenbeck
Lizzie B
Gilly
Burdick
Prince
Washburn
Helen F
G. m
Carlin
B. m
H. Clark
Prince Altara
B. G
J. Clark
Brinckerhoff
Myrtle
Walsh
Frank Hill
Edgehill
Peepee
Chimes
Aldrich
Times-Herald
Fairy Gift
Eeavenance Geadesk
Kentucky Frank
Re. G
Cogarty
George A
Virgo
Clark
Ralph Stanton
Antonio
Clane Tay
W.ceses Daina Dal Chelsie
Miss Bryce Captures Morris County Golf Crown
Miss Marie G. Bryce won the Morris County Golf Club women’s championship at Morristown N J defeating Mrs W Fellowes Morgan 3 up and 2 to play. Bryce, defending her title, beat Elsa Hurlbut in the semi finals and is expected to compete in the Essex County Club open at Orange starting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie G. Bryce
Morris County Golf Club
Morristown
N. J
Morgan
Maude K. Wetmore
Miss Bryce
Morris County
Essex County Club
Orange
Golf circuit notes men and women clubs in New Jersey and Boston
David Forgan led the Onwentsia links with ST strokes beating Walter Smith by two. Essex County Club in Orange hosts a three day women’s open with an eighteen hole qualifier. A G Lockwood is Boston’s top amateur prospect after winning the Allston Golf Club cup. Glen View’s Lawrence Auchterlonie shows form with a 71 at his course. Harvard places in Oakley team event. Geoffrey Wheelock posts 182 to lead Harvard. Boston women contest the second annual Boston Golf Association championship at Brookline with Miss Pauline Mackay posting 98 and Miss Grace Keyes 105. Jersey City Club women begin match play after qualifying at Innis Arden, Powelton and Flushing. J Kennedy Ted presents the trophy. Powelton Club’s W Headly wins men’s championship with consolation to R Headly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David R. Forgan
Western Golf Association
Onwentsia Club Links
Chicago
Walter B. Smith
Yale
Essex County Club
Orange
N. J
A. G. Lockwood
Boston
Allston Golf Club
BE. A. Mulliken
Patrick Grant
Lawrence Auchterlonie
Glen View Club
Glen View
Seber ' S Fire
Oakley Country Club
Harvard
Halstead Lindsley
Geoffrey Wheelock
Harvard Golf
Boston Golf Association
Concord Club
Brookline Country Club
Pauline Mackay
Oakley Club
Jersey City
Innis- Arden
Powelton
Flushing
J. Kennedy Ted
Newburg
W. Wittereau
Russell Headly
Sharkey Defeated by Jenkins in Major Wrestling Match
In Cleveland Central Armory an 8 000 to 10 000 crowd watched Tom Sharkey of New York lose to Tom Jenkins, America’s champion, after Jenkins threw Sharkey twice within the hour. The first fall came in 19 minutes, the second in 21, both by upright double Nelson holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharkey
Cleveland
Ohio
Central Armory
Tom ” Sharkey
New York
Tom”’ Jenkins
America
Jenkins
Liebknecht Club Announces First Annual Crotona Park Games
The Liebknecht Athletic Club schedules its inaugural meet at Crotona Park on Sunday featuring races from 100 to 880 yards, relays, pole vault, high jump, broad jump, hammer throw, shot put, and 120/220 yard hurdles. Entries close Thursday via Aaron Cohen at 107 Norfolk Street or Edward J. Silverberg at 93 Suffolk Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liebknecht Athletic Club
Crotona Park
Aaron Cohen
Norfolk Street
Edward J. Silverberg
Suffolk Street
Isolde Yacht Returns to Sea After Accident Risk
Isolde, the 1895 Herreshoff craft built for Prince Leopold, arrived ashore at West Houston Street after a long voyage by steamer Manitou. Purchased by Daniel Bacon, the vessel will be refitted and commissioned under Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club rules for future races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isolde
Daniel Bacon
Houston Street
Manitou
Mr. Bacon
Baroness von Zedtwitz
Herreshoffs
Bristol
Prince Leopold of
Belgium
Baron von Zedtwitz
Emperor William of
Germany
Emperor William
Meteor
Southsea
England
Ailsa
Prince of Wales
Britannia
Satanita
Saint
Howard Gould
Niagara
Samphire
Audrey
Penitent
Yuen
Baron
Ryde
Gomes
Spithead
Southampton
Ratsey
Meney
Independence in Light Airs Sail Trial Off Boston
The Independence conducted a sail trial in light air with a drift start and a brisk beat to windward in a twelve knot breeze. Crew praised sails, especially the main, jib leach needs tightening, and a smaller clubtopsail will be tested tomorrow before Thursday dry docking for rudder changes. The yacht showed good speed but seemed less lively than the Constitution under similar conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Navy Yard
Bristol
Defender to be Broken Up at City Island
The Defender, a famed composite yacht, will be scrapped with aluminium above and Tobin bronze below the waterline. Fittings are removed, the deck will come off, and the hull will be cut for shipment to Mendel, Samuels & Co. of Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Island
N. Y
Mendel, Samuels & Co
Newark
N. J
Amorita
Jacob Yard
Messrs. Cary, Smith
Elmina
Eelin Arrives for Commission at Greenport Basin
Philip T. Dodge’s English cutter Eelin arrived in Greenport in first class order after a transatlantic voyage from Southampton. Captain Cofimie said the voyage was glorious and a wind drop near the end caused a twenty hour drift from Gardiner’s Bay to Greenport. The crew will convert the ocean rig to racing gear and she is set to race Isolde and Senta under Captain James H. Berry. Senta, owned by A Howard Hinkle, finished fitting and sails to Par Harbor tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip T. Dodge
Eelin
Southampton
Greenport Basin and Construction Company
Greenport
L. I
Cofimie
Atlantic
Gardiner’s Bay
Bermuda
Isolde
Senta
James H. Berry
A. Howard Hinkle
Indian Harbor Y C Race Postponed
Frank Bowne Jones chairman of the regatta committee of the Indian Harbor Yacht Club announced yesterday that the race schedule has been postponed due to unresolved preparations and weather concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Harbor Y. C
Frank Bowne Jones
Indian Harbor
Constitution Nears Sail With Repairs Underway
Bristol Rhode Island June 11 Progress in repairing the mainmast of the Constitution continues with riveters fitting plates to angle frames. Topmast and spreaders advance in step so all gear will be ready together. If ready, the mast will be stepped for a spin on Sunday, possibly followed by the Columbia under sail the same day. The vessel will be hauled tomorrow for underbody cleaning before races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
R. I
Herreshoff
Big ninety-foot yawls set for New York Yacht Club regatta
Three owners Percy Chubb H S Redmond and Royal Phelps Carroll prepare Vigilant Ailsa and Navahoe for the Bennett Cup race on June 20. Vigilant will debut a yawl rig with Ratzey sails at Greenport and Morse Iron Works centerboard, Ailsa nears commissioning after Atlantic crossing, Navahoe receives a steel mast at City Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigilant
Ailsa
Navahoe
New York Yacht Club
Percy Chubb
H. S. Redmond
Royal Phelps Carroll
Greenport Construction Company
Ratzey
Morse Iron Works
Newport
Skeats
Bona
Royal Phelps Carrolls Navahoe
City Island
Yachts Gather in Newport for Independence Series
Newport Rhode Island June 11 Special to The New York Times a large fleet of yachts and owners will arrive July 1 for races on July 2 4 and 6 for the trophy of the Newport Yacht Racing Association. Clubs across New England plan rendezvous as top boats seek the defend America’s Cup and Independence faces Constitution and Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Independence
Newport Yacht Racing Association
New England
Taurus Yacht Prepares for Commission at Greenport Basin
John H. Hanan's steam yacht Taurus of the New York Yacht Club has been hauled out at Greenport Construction Company's basin for preparation ahead of commission. The vessel, the largest ever hauled out there with a displacement of 850 tons, was cleaned, redecorated, and brought to a thorough order from keel to truck before departing for this port early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hanan
Taurus
New York Yacht Club
Greenport Construction Company
Sybarita Wins Glasgow Regatta in 6 06 12
Sybarita beat Karilad by eleven minutes over a seventy four mile course in a spanking breeze, finishing in 6 hours 6 minutes 12 seconds at Rothesay on June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Rothesay
Firth of Clyde
Shamrock II Starts for Clyde After Dock Strengthening
The Shamrock II., strengthened during dockside work at Southampton, returns to her moorings off Hythe and will start in tow for the Clyde tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Hythe
Clyde
Canada’s Cup Challenger Invader Begins Trial Spin
TORONTO June 11 Invader, Canada’s cup challenger, completed its first trial spin. The boat was not fully rigged, yet the test was very satisfactory. A three mile breeze blew as Beaver, the old challenger, started 100 yards ahead but was passed before half the course was sailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Invader
Beaver
American trap action opens in London as winds hamper scores
The Anglo American trap shoot at Middlesex Gun Club begins with bright weather and a large crowd including many ladies. Winds spoil records as R O Elkes of Dayton shoots 25 straight in a haek sweepstakes while Crosby, Gilbert top the next sweepstakes. Crosby leads Americans with 93 hits, others follow, and Parmelee of Omaha wins the live bi contest with 25 straight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Middlesex
R. O. Elkes
Dayton
Ohio
W. R. Crosby
O’fallon
Ill
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
Iowa
A. Marshall
Keithsburg
North
Crosby
Budd
Tripp
Heikes
Frank Parmelee
Omaha
Cycling Team Match for Points in New Haven
At the Coliseum board track in New Haven on June 11 the principal cycling event was a match team race. Willie Dobbins of East Orange N J and Joseph Fulton of Brooklyn plus Edward Collett and Harry Hyatt of New Haven formed the winning team, securing 23 points out of 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Coliseum Board
Willie Dobbins
East Orange
N. J
Joseph Fulton
Brooklyn
Edward Collett
Harry Hyatt
McEachern Defeats Pierce in 20 Mile Motor Pace
In Baltimore at the Coliseum Archie McEachern won the twenty mile motor paced race by ten yards over Burns Pierce finishing in 32 minutes 30 seconds. McEachern led from start to finish with Pierce close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
the Coliseum
Archie McEachern
Burns Pierce
McEachern
Pierce
Nelson Beats English Cyclist in 25 Mile Race
In Boston on June 11 Johnny Nelson defeated Tom Linton by nearly a mile in a 25 mile motor paced race at Charles River Park for a $1000 purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Boston
Charles River Park
Johnny” Nelson
Tom” Linton
Lakewood Beaten At Polo By Devon In Cup Match
Devon defeats Lakewood 15 to 8 in the Valentine Challenge Cup game at Devon Field. George Gould scores four of Lakewood’s nine total goals as Devon benefits from a irregular field and home-field knowledge amid a fast, crowded crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn
George J. Gould
Lakewood
Larry
Devon
Pennsylvania Line
George Gould
Oate Waterbury
Cowdin
Smowden
Gould
Wheeler
Jay B. Lippincott
Robert M. Laycock
John M. Kelly
M. Waterbury, Jr
L. Seer
van Waterbury, Jr
Spencee
L. Waterbury
Kendrick
EOE Ieee
Mies
Eld
Ieee
Snowden
Asene
Kendvice
Midfiel
Paret Defeats Larned in New Jersey State Tennis Opener
On June 11 at Orange Lawn Tennis Club the New Jersey State championship saw first round action nearing completion and a strong showing by J P Pare t of the New York Tennis Club who defeated Edwin P Larned Princeton in three sets 6-4 2-6 6-4. Calhoun Cragin of West Side YC easily beat W R Miles 6-0 6-0. Richard Stevens beat O M Bostwick 6-1 6-1. Jay Bramhall edged W L Marston 1-6 6-? 6-0. In second round W A Larned defeated Bramhall 6-2 6-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
N. J
New Jersey
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Mountain Station
F. B. Alexander
Lawrence Grant
J. P. Paret
New York Tennis Club
Edwin P. Larned
Princeton University
Paret
Larned
Calhoun Cragin
West Side Tennis Club
New York
Regiment
W. R. Miles
Richard Stevens
Hoboken
O. M. Bostwick
Bostwick
Jay Bramhall
Orange Club
W. L. Marston
W. A. Larned
Jevens
Palmer
New York Lawn Tennis Club
E. P. Larned
St. George Cricket Club
Jay Bram~hall
Staten Island Ladies Open Lawn Tennis Tournament
The Staten Island Tennis club hosted its annual open lawn tournament at Livingston. Notable entries include former champions Miss Marion Jones Miss Bessie Moore and Miss Juliette Atkinson. Early results show Atkinson defeated G F Jones 6 3 6 3 Coffin beat Homans 7 8 6 3 Moore beat Johnson 6 2. Jones and Moore win doubles 6 1 6 1. Robinson Boyd beat Atkinson Bennett 6 3 7 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten Island Ladies’ Club
Livingston
S. I
America
Marion Jones
Bessie Moore
Juliette Atkinson
Miss Atkinson
Fenue
Brooklyn
Miss Moore
Iss Jones
Miss Jones
Miss Bradley
Juliette
Atkinson
G. F. Jones
Sarah Coffin
Helen Homans
Margaret Johnson
Miss
Harvard Cheers Her Crew Before Yale Race
Harvard's eight received a loud send-off in Cambridge as they head to New London to race Yale. About 500 students and graduates watched the same crew, in peak form, warm up and deliver a synchronized, polished row that drew strong applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
New London
Yale
Charles
Yale Varsity Crew Rows on the Thames
Yale's crew rows on the Thames at Yale Ferry Connecticut with Johnson moving to 5 and Mitchell to 8 to balance weight. They practice starts and a half mile with a 32 stroke, finding slides and splash issues while coaches express dissatisfaction. Freshmen boat includes Stubbs Weymouth and Hewitt may join the four tomorrow. Weather remains perfect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Thames
Conn
Johnson
Mitchell
Stubbs
Weymoth
Hewitt
New Haven
Bicycles and tires offered for sale by Bidwell
Advertises bicycles with guaranteed against everything tires priced at 1.75 and Tir g't'd tires at 1.25 and 1.45. Coaster brakes fitted. Contact Bidwell at 163 Fulton or Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bidwell
Fulton
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Land
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Cross
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Delehanty
McFarland
Mr. Cunningham
Gold Seeker
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Teavarre
Santa Bonita
Destitute
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Golf Notes
Liebknecht A. C
Cutter Isolde
Constitution
Lawson
P. T. Dodge
J. H. Hanan
Shamrock II
Staten Island Tennis
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