Amorita Wins Drift-Filled 34th Atlantic Yacht Club Regatta
Light NE winds gave way to a near calm as the 34th annual Atlantic Yacht Club race dragged on. W Gould Brokaw’s Amorita narrowly beat Quissetta by five minutes to claim Class A honors after an eight hour marathon with extensive drifting across the lower bay.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
W. Gould Brokaw
Amorita
H. F. Lippitt
Southwest Spit
S. Loines
Swannanvua
Charles Lane Poor
Mira
H. L. Maxwell
T. L. Arnold
Awa
Gravesend Bay
Craven
Peery
Fort Lafayette
Robin's Reef
Unity
Quatinty
Quissetta
Eclipse
Swannanoa
Syce
Avira
Ondawa
Eidolon
Kikato
Akista
Tammany
Bell
Sandy Hook
Scotland
Sandy Hook Bell
Orchard Shoal
Swash Channel
Orchard Shoal Light
West Bank
Taurus
New York Yacht Club Regatta Entries Listed for Fifty-Fourth Run
Entries received for the fifty fourth annual regatta to be sailed in the lower bay and outside Sandy Hook tomorrow include the Herreshoff seventy-footers Mineola and Rainbow with possible debut by W K Vanderbilt Jr s Virginia. Also entered are Amorita Quissetta Uncas and other noted boats including Vigilant Queen Mab Wasp and the four special thirties. Bennet Cup entries feature Amorita Quissetta Uncas.
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Herreshoff
Mineola
Rainbow
New York Yacht Club
Lower Bay
Sandy Hook
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Virginia
Amorita
Quissetta
Uncas
Vigilant
Queen Mab
Wasp
Sachem
Ingomar
Katrina
Latona
Wayward
Clii
Syce
Hussar N
Mira
Athlon
Eclipse
Qadawa
Avira
Bennett
Esperanza
Hera
Pollywog
Miladi Launches At Picp Gras Yards In City Island
Special to The New York Times reports Miladi, S.HH Nason's keel sloop, launched at Picp gras yards City Island after repainting and minor detailing. Clifford V.
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New York Times
City Island
N. Y
British cutters undergo repairs at Wood and Robertson yards
Brokaw’s cutter Queen Mab is hauled out on the marine railway for copper sheet replacement. Anoatok, Charles Martin’s fin keel cutter, is overhauled for commission at Wood’s yards. Charlotte, J N Goldbacher’s centreboard sloop, after an overhaul, is launched at Robertson yards and placed in commission.
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Brokaw
Charles Martin
Anoatok
Oswald Sanderson
Wood
J.N. Goldbacher
Charlotte
Robertson Yards
Vanderbilt steers new seventy-footer into Newport harbor
Just before sunset the seventy-foot Virginia arrived from the Herreshoff works in Bristol and made graceful moorings once used by the sloop Carmita. Owner William K. Vanderbilt Jr. handled the craft splendidly and plans to sail tomorrow for Sandy Hook to race on Thursday.
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New York Times
Newport
Virginia
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Herreshoffs’ Works
Bristol
Carmita
Vanderbilt
Sandy Hook
No Commission Claimed for Lipton Challenger
Sir Thomas Lipton's secretary told AP there is no truth to claims Watson was commissioned to design a 1901 America's Cup challenger. The owner of Shamrock will not announce his next challenge date until August, per AP dispatch on May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipton
London
Sir Thomas Lipton
Associated Press
Watson
Sir Thomas
Columbia crews drill under Meikleham supervision
The Columbia rowing teams held a practice directed by W. A. Meikleham of the class of 1886 who will supervise the season. Freshmen were rearranged with Hull in bow and Comstock steering coxswain. Varsity altered positions with Mount at bow and Burt at No 2 replacing Weeks and Jackson. Crews completed a five to six mile row and plan to depart for Poughkeepsie next Monday as funds are raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
W. A. Meikleham
Hull
Smithers
O'Loughlin
Earle
H. Weeks
Townsend
Bartholomew
Orrstroke
Comstock
Varsity
Mount
Bow
Burt
No. 2
Weeks
Jackson
Poughkeepsie
Fake Wins Hanover Stakes at Gravesend in Straight Finish
The Hanover meeting opened with strong public support as favorites swept the six-race card. Fake the bay colt by Uncas Nekromancy led from the start to win the Hanover Stakes for two-year-olds, with Buela and Glennellie also scoring in supporting events at Gravesend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
Fake
D. C. Withers
Kensington
W. C. Whitney
Buela
John Daly
Glennellie
James
Maher
Dan Rice
Kamarai
Handicap Races and Tremont Stakes Card at Local Track
The program lists six races with weights for each entrant. First race six furlongs features Sanders atop 126 with Vulcain 125 and others. The Tremont Stakes for two year olds is the third race with Prince Charles and Tommy Atkins at 125 each. The Falcon Stakes is the fourth race at one mile and a sixteenth with First Whip at 106 and Redpath tied at 103. Maiden two year olds race five and a half furlongs includes Ethics and The Rhymer at 112. Selling race six at one mile and a sixteenth lists Tulane Dan Rice and Oliver Mac at 100 pounds each.
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W. C. Whitney
Buela
Bramble-Lou Dudley
B. m
Hogan
L. V. Bell
Governor Griggs
Donohue
Lackland
Mr. Stoeffel
Filon d’Or
John Daly
Glennellie
Ch. F
Ch. F., By His Highness-Nelglen, 114 Pounds, (McCue
M. Murphy
Tower of Candles
Jenkins
G. LB. Morris
Janice
Bullman
Queen Quality
Audacious
Lizzie A
the Jade
Mary McCoy
Sporting Duchess
Screech
About
Miss Lois
W. M. Barrick
James
B. c
St. James Belottic
Maher
L. Elmore
Sarmatian
Henry
G. J. Long
Spencer
Colonel Roosevelt
Lindemere
A.H
D. H. Morris
Cherries
Malden
Billionaire
Hayman & Frank
Dan Rice
Ch. H
Hanover-Jess
L. ‘Richard
Post Haste
McCue
F. M. Taylor
Crausch
Dan Cupid
Merry Prince
Robert Metcalfe
J. P. Martin
Candlemas- Balaklava
Br. F
Shaw
W.P. Norton
May Hempstead
J. J. McCafferty
Mitchell
Lady Lindsay
Miss Hanover
Gold Lace
Andrisa
Millie Long
Miriam Claire
San Cecelia
Jugglery
Pins
Sanders
Vulcain
Contestor
Merry Day
Maribert
Vesuvian
Picardy
Favonious
Danforth
His Royal Highness
Ben Lodi
Imp
Lothario
Charentus
Gulden
Knight of the Garter
Ceylon
Magic Light
Ethics
Dr. Barlow
the Rhymer
Rolling Beer
Colea
Hinsdale
Cresson
Gutama
San Luis
Ada Beatrice
Fleetwing
Tulane
Oliver Mac
Dolando
Lucky Star
Autumn
Precursor
Dunblane
Advance Guard Wins Canadian Derby at Fort Erie
In Buffalo on June 12 Advance Guard won the Canadian Derby at Fort Erie in a lively race. Lamp Globe, Radford, and others chased as Fred Taral steered Advance Guard to a decisive stretch ahead. The day's results also listed winners and times for shorter races including Royal Sterling, Gray Dolly, Free Lance, Chopin, and Ethel Wheat.
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Buffalo
Advance Guard
Fort Erie
Radford
Lamp Globe
Lewis
Fred Taral
A. Weber
Erwin
Alice Farley
Gray Dolly
McQuade
Flatterer
the Copper
Free Lance
H. Lewis
Chopin
Tarul
Ethel Wheat
Powers
Award
Maltese Cross
Races at AHiaco and Cincinnati Meet Times and Winners
Horse meet results list multiple races from AHiaco St Louis and Cincinnati on June 12 with winners and times. Notable winners include Slasher, Regea, Donna Rita, Manga, All Gold, Headwater, The Elector, Celtic Bard, Orris, The Laundress, and Eitholin with their respective jockeys and times. Race distances range from five furlongs to one mile and a sixteenth, with placings and times recorded for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahiaco
Regea
Ross
Kenwreath
Donna Bella
Donna Rita
T. Knight
Jolly Roger
Jimp
Manga
Boomerack
Benson Caldwell
Vain
the Lady
Buchanan
Goebel
Rival Dare
Wilson
Vincennes
Walkenshaw
ST. Louis
Celtic Bard
Row
Haviland
Zazell
Joerey
Morse
Isobel
Wild Pirate
Small Jack
McGinn
Golden Harvest
Zackford
Time
Hudson and Mohawk Trotting Circuit Opens at Newburg Park
Newburg New York June 12 2000 strong turnout of about 2000 for the Hudson and Mohawk Valley Trotting Circuit opening on the half mile track at Newburg Driving Park Association. The program featured multiple classes with purses 200 and 300 dollars and listed horses such as Jozeba Erastus Ray Base Arnota Mountain Princess Lottie F and others with times around 2 15 to 2 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburg
N. Y
Hudson and Mohawk Valley
Newburg Driving Park Association
Jozeba
B. F
Gurney
Erastus
Br. G
Bermuda
Boy
Nichols
E. J
Gable Wilkes
Aldridge
Ray Base
HL “Vanderbilt
Jackson
Pilejiro
Ch. H
May King
Smith
Lady Intrigue
Br. m
Meee
al- Miss Colwell
B. m
Bayonne Prince
Williams
Dick Hare
Wadsworth
Be ‘m
Great Stakes
Baker
T. H. Brady
B. G
Ipuaek
Mary. S
Hamis McGregory
Hewitt
Kentucky yearlings sell for top prices at Gravesend sale
Thoroughbred colts and fillies from Col Barnes and J S Barbee sold in the paddock at Gravesend Yesterday. Top price went to Luck and Charity a Hanover colt bought by P J Dwyer for 3500 dollars. Other notable prices include The Prince of Monaco offspring and Jim Gore progeny with bids ranging from 300 to 1400 dollars.
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Kentucky
Col. W. S. Barnes
Melbourne
J. S. Barbee
Boone Creek
Gravesend
Prince of Monaco
Jim Gore
Luck
Charity
Hanover
Col. Barnes
Philip J. Dwyer
B. c
Bonnie Scotland
P. J. Dwyer
Shandonfield
Tremont
Wimbledon
Br. Oc
Oneko
W. Lakeland
Kilmantle
Bry
Hindoo
Billet
H. E. Oe Brissac
St. George-Flotilla
Clipses
J. J. Menkin
Br. c
Macduff
W. P. Burch
Legation
B. F
Jim Gore-Briganza By Bertram, $600; J. G. Follansbee
Dalesworth
Rossington
P. S. P. Randolph
Wildencliffe
Prince of
Fonse
F. Mossom
Wolfroost
B.c
Pat Malloy
J. G. Follansbee
King Alfonso
E. H. Garrison
Br. F
Hermance
W. H. Jackson
Blennenworth
Ch. c
H. B. Durham
Tridlmore
Spendthrift
C. W. Morgan
Sunderland
Ch. F
Haesiver Minty
Custer
Springbok
Americans at Ascot Races Open Under War Time Glow
The Ascot meeting opened with fine weather and large attendance despite wartime. Notables included the Prince of Wales and several dukes. Americans present featured Mrs Carter and Mrs White, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Field, and others. Winners listed: Baldur taking the Ascot Stakes, Jolly Tar the Forty-Sixth Triennial Stakes, Good Morning Coventry Stakes with Volodyovski second, Solitaires Ascot Gold Vase with Revoke second.
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London
Ascot
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Duke of Cambridge
Ascot Heath House
Strafford and Craven
Bradley Martin
John R. Carter
United States
Carter
Henry White
Lord Rosebery
Tom Cringle
Lord William Beresford
Jolly Tar
Sailor Prince Joy
J. Reiff
L. Reiff
Volodyovski
Women Open Met Championship Golf Rounds Near Morristown
Eight qualifiers drop from contention as Morris County Club hosts women's metropolitan championship rounds. Defending titleholder Ruth Underhill and three-time champ Beatrix Hoyt remain in the field. Hoyt meets Fargo after Fargo upset Marion Oliver. Wetmore and Kip edge by by one hole. Chauncey defeats Willis in tight matches.
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Morris County Club
Morristown
N. J
Ruth Underhill
Beatrix Hoyt
Miss Hoyt
Fargo
Seabright
Marion Oliver
Miss Wetmore
Kip
Madeline Chauncey
Dyker Meadow
Cornelia G. Willis
Kip-Wetmore
Morris County
Hoyt Dominates Berg in Narrow Golf Victory at Met Championship
Miss Hoyt claimed a 3 up and 2 to play win over Mrs. Berg in a showing of distance and accuracy. The Metropolitan Championship featured tight matches with Wetmore and Kip close on several holes and a 19 hole conquest by de Bary over Charles.
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Miss Wetmore
Miss Hoyt
Nutley
W. J. Berg
Leonie de Bary
Baltusrol
M. A. Charles
Wee Burn
A. de Witt Cochrane
Ardsley
Miss Shippen
Seabright
Hitchcock Jr Wins Yale Golf Championship
New York City golfer Charles Hitchcock Jr. 19038 defeats South Manchester Conn’s Thomas Cheney 1901 to win Yale golf championship. Former holder John Reid Jr. 99 ceded title.
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New Haven
Conn
Charles Hitchcock, Jr
New York City
Yale
Thomas L. Cheney
South Manchester
John Reid, Jr
New Yorks Edge Chicagos In Pitchers' Duel At Polo Grounds
A pitchers' battle at the Polo Grounds saw the New Yorks win over the Chicagos 1 to 0. Carrick scattered Chicago hits while the New Yorks took advantage of errors in the sixth and eighth innings. Key plays included McCormick's two-base hit and several fielding miscues.
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Polo Grounds
New Yorks
Chicagos
Carrick
New York
Chicago
Callahan
McCormick
Clingman
Doyle
Davis
Selbach
Bowerman
Swartwood
Brooklyn Tops Cincinnati After Ninth Inning Rally
Irwin’s homer tied the game for Cincinnati with McBride on second, but Keeler’s triple and Jennings’ single in the Brooklyn half keyed a late victory. Kitson pitched well with solid support as Brooklyn outscored Cincinnati 5 to 4 in a tense park battle.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Washington Park
Irwin
McBride
Keeler
Jennings
Brooky TG
Ribpoaey Barrett
OjJones
Corcoran
Beckley
Offenn
Shock’d
Crawf
O/Dahlen
Crawford
Kitson
Scott
Steinfeldt
Wood
Sheckard
Daly
Dahlen
Soeninae
Day
Standings Snapshot From Early Baseball Clubs
The list shows W S P C clubs with records and winning percentages for teams including Philadelphia Brooklyn Chicago Pittsburg New York St Louis and Cincinnati. Standings reflect wins losses and percent figures across the season.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago in New York Cincinnati in Sroniee
A fragment lists cities Chicago New York Cincinnati Sroniee Pittsburg East St. Louis Philadelphia in a scattered regional context without clear events or actions. The text reads like a garbled place naming sequence rather than a coherent news item.
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Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Sroniee
Pittsburg
Boston Batteries Win Over Pittsburg in Uneven Contest
Boston tallies a 6 to 1 victory over Pittsburg with Dineen Chesbro and OConnor delivering key innings. Batteries Dineen and Peahd contribute grounding hits as Boston takes early lead and maintains momentum through the game.
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R. H. B. Boston
Eso Jameene
Pittsburg
Dineen and Peahd Chesbro and
O'Connor
Philadelphia Auction Listings and Firm Names
Fragmentary OCR notes show listings from Philadelphia with firms Donahue and McFarland and Jones and riger alongside scattered codes and street references. The text reads like catalog or ledger entries for a local sale or auction.
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H.E
Baseball Scores From American League Matches
In Chicago the Detroit Tigers fell 6 to 5 to the White Sox. At Minneapolis the Buffalo team was blanked 4 to 0 by the home club. Kansas City beat Cleveland 9 to 6. Milwaukee hosted Indianapolis with Milwaukee winning 6 to 2.
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Chicago
Detroit
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Kansas City
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
New York State League Scores From Cortland Utica Oswego Troy
Cortland over Utica 11 to 2. Oswego defeats Troy 3 to 2. Binghamton edges Schenectady 6 to 5. Rome shuts out Albany 8 to 0.
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Cortland
Utica
Oswego
Troy
Binghamton
Schenectady
Rome
Albany
Funeral of Dr Paul Gibier at Pasteur Institute
Funeral services for Dr Paul Gibier founder of the Pasteur Institute at 313 West Twenty third Street were held in the institute. The occasion drew about twenty attendees including Mrs Gibier and relatives. Dr Eccles noted Gibier’s belief in life after death and loyalty to science. The will bequeathed 10000 to the New York Bacteriological Institute and 10000 for Miss Christine Cauret de Resle, with the remainder to his son Louis Gibier of Paris. The body was to be incinerated at Fresh Pond Monday.
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George W. Eccles
Paul Gibier
Pasteur Institute
Suffern
N. Y
West Twenty-third Street
Protestant Episcopal Church
Bayside
L. I
E. A. Nerresheimer
Theosophical Society
Institute
Gibier
Eccles
Bacteriological Institute
Doremus
Columbia University
Fresh Pond
Fatal Kansas City street battle leaves two dead
In Kansas City on June 12, detectives Mathew Kenney and Henry Sparks tried to break up a street clash of about 40 people on East Third Street. Gunfire followed injuring Ora Childs who died from a rifle shot, Rufus Bennett was killed by a police shot, and barber Charles Jackson was seriously wounded. Several arrests were made.
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Kansas City
Mathew Kenney
Henry Sparks
East Third Street
Rufus Bennett
North End
Ora Childs
Charles Jackson
Jackson
Kenney
Bennett
Childs
May
Condon Leads In Championship Class At New York Tennis Meet
Condon 1901 remains ahead in the College of the City of New York championship. He beat Hartmann in Crotona Park in the semi final with scores 8 6 and 6 3. Other rounds saw McNabb 1902 and Jacoby 1901 winning in second class, while Gutgsell 1902 and Ooettela 1904 compete in third class.
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Condon
College of the City of
New York
Hartmann
Crotona Park
Jacoby
Roeder
McNabb
Stutlife
Irsch
Liberman
Cherry
Springfield Providence match results listed
Springfield Providence record shows 12 to 1 in favor, Syracuse Montreal 3 to 1, Worcester Worcester 9 to 0 over Hartford, and Rochester Toronto 3 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Providence
Syracuse
Montreal
Worcester
Hartford
Rochester
Toronto
City College Seniors Win Big in Class Baseball Clash
The senior class baseball team of the College of the City of New York routed the junior class yesterday afternoon at Claremont Park. The final score was not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of the City of New York
Claremont Park
Yale Names New Bicycle Team Captain
Yale bicycle team elects William Joseph Ehrich of New York City as captain for the coming year after E A Strong resigns. The announcement comes from New Haven on June 12. Ehrich is class of 1900 and from Sheffield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
William Joseph Ehrich
Sheffield
New York City
E. A. Strong
McGovern Wins Third-Round Knockout at Coney Island
Terry McGovern of Brooklyn defeated Tommy White of Chicago by knockout in the third round at the Seaside Athletic Club in Coney Island. The scheduled bout was a 128 pound, 25 round match planned for last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry McGovern
Brooklyn
Tommy White
Chicago
Seaside Athletic Club
Coney Island
Brig Telos Abandoned at Sea in Total Loss
A cablegram reports the brig Telos Capt Heagen sailing from New York arrived Guadaloupe May 24 abandoned at sea. Crew saved and landed at La Guayra. Telos built 1883 tonnage 871 from Bangor Maine owned by Crosby Brothers with Miller & Houghton part owners. Only partly insured.
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Miller & Houghton
Telos
Heagen
New York
Guadaloupe
la Guayra
United States
Colombia
Bangor
Crosby Brothers of
Man Sues Government Over Elevator Injury in Brooklyn
William S. Bixby of Manhattan sues the United States in Brooklyn federal court seeking 10000 dollars for injuries from a 1893 elevator accident in the Federal Building. He argues an implied contract with the government to transport him safely, while the government asserts no liability for torts. Justice Thomas will rule after briefs.
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United States Circuit Court
Brooklyn
William S. Bixby
Manhattan
United States
Federal Building
Congress
Mr. Bixby
Justice Thomas
Justice Thomas Has Reserved His Decision As To Mr. Bixby
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