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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1911

Page

6

Olympia Opens as Finest Horse Show At London

The International Horse Show opened at Olympia London with 5500 entries and Americans led by Judge W H Moore prominent in boxes ringside. King George may visit later. United States officers performed in jumping events though prizes went to Continental riders. Notables included Alfred Vanderbilt and Edward Morris. events featured Viking Challenge Cup, Bronze Wing novice rides, and footman Tuppin's defeat.

NEW York Times London James Yr. Hyde NEW YorkKlimes W. H. Moore Ascot King George Lord Lonsdale Lowther Castle Olympia Alfred G. Vanderbilt W.H. Moore Robert A. Fairbairn New York Clarence Guy V. Henry West Point Enchantress Adna R. Chaffee Fifteenth Cavalry Major Foltz Gordon Johnston Fort Riley John Harper Ottawa Lieut. Johnston Hero Paul D. Cravath Poppy Lieut. Chaffee Judge Moore E. H. Brown Walter Winans J. H. Smith Boston Alert Tuppin Richmond H. C. Moore

Itasca II Launched at Nyack for E B Hawkins

Itasca II a 98 foot cruising motor yacht launched at Nyack New York for E B Hawkins of Duluth Minnesota. Designed by Whittelsey Whittelsey the craft features heavy white oak framing white pine deck six watertight bulkheads and diagonal bulkheads to boost strength. Interior fittings are mahogany with a private owner’s room amidships and multiple state rooms and baths.

Itasca II Nyack N. Y E. B. Hawkins Duluth

Electric Suburbaning Contest Entrants Named for Long Island

Fourteen cars enter the Electric Suburbaning Contest to be held on Long Island by the Electric Automobile Dealers Association. Cars start from Fifty-ninth Street at 10 30 A M with 30 second intervals and will be timed at start luncheon stop and finish. Luncheon will be served at Bellerose. Entries include S J Wise & Co Rauch and Lang Mrs C Y Kenworthy Anderson Electric Car Co Detroit Electric Baker Vehicle Co Nathaniel Platt Miss Nita Sigura New York Edison Co Paul Tietjins Walter Jones and Mrs O F Alleman Rauch and Lang.

Electric Automobile Dealers’ Association Long Island Fifty-ninth Street Central Park South Bellerose S. J. Wise & Co Rauch and Lang C. Y. Kenworthy Anderson Electric Car Company Detroit Electric Baker Vehicle Company Baker Nathaniel Platt Walter Jones O. F. Alleman

German Sonder Yachts Selected for June 19 Race

Kiel Germany June 12 final selection by the committee of Tilly XIV Wannssee and Zehund III as the German representatives to race the American boats in the sonder class events on June 19.

Kiel Germany Tilly XIV Wannssee Zehund III

Howlett Plans Summer Coaching Runs From Hotel Astor

Morris E. Howlett the four in hand whip will divide his coaching trips this Summer. He will run two coaches from the Hotel Astor with the Meteor driven daily to the Brighton Beach Casino and the Magnet to Arrowhead Inn. The Meteor’s first trip will be made tomorrow when Howlett drives to Brighton Beach.

Morris E. Howlett Hotel Astor Brighton Beach Arrowhead Inn Howlett

Harvard oarsmen start training for Yale race at New London

Harvard crews reach Red Top New London Conn and begin twice daily river practice ahead of June 30 Thames Race with Yale. Varsity eight and two fours plus freshman eight and a four sail for Cambridge and receive a Cambridge send off. Squad includes 35 men with six managers aboard.

Red Top Conn Harvard Cambridge New London John Harvard New York Times Mass Harvard Square Wray Cornell Ithaca Treshman Varsity Goodale Cutler Withington Newton Metcalf Stratton Balch C. Abeles Waite Morgan Meyer Wiggins Voorhees Nelson Eager Anderson A. Abeles Trumbull Mills Gardiner Converse Taylor Reynolds Crombie Carver Bow Boyd E. Curtis L. Curtis Wentworth Walker Hay

Yale Crew Trains in Choppy River Conditions

Yale crews Facing rough water undergo long on river rowings as both eights race from navy yard to three mile mark and back. Freshmen and Varsity exchange strokes finishing even at the end. Changes occur in the first Varsity four with Pearse moving to No 4 and Denman taking Pearse’s former seat. Captain Frost and Manager Randolph visit Harvard officials at Red Top.

Gales Ferry Conn Yale Navy Yard Varsity Kennedy Buckingham Pearse Denman Frost Randolph Red Top Cutler Harvard

Wisconsin Rowing Team Arrives in Poughkeepsie for Hudson Test

Wisconsin oarsmen reached Highland House in New York and took to the Hudson under new coach Harry Vail. The squad, including the varsity eight and freshmen eight, practiced amid hopes of a faster time and improved morale. Dr. von Valzah has set up a hospital at the boathouse as preparations continue.

New York Times Poughkeepsie N. Y Wisconsin Oarsmen Highland Hudson Tidewater Harry Vail Harvard Ward Vail The Wisconsin Badger Wray von Valzah Templeton Rogers Sjoblom Roberts Lamp Pollock Kraatz Tasper Corley Kennedy Cuff McLeod Wright Graf Termanson Rideout Hare Fletcher

Columbia crews endure first training trial on Hudson River

Crile and Wood lead as freshmen join the varsity in a tight two mile race with Bowen stroking. Coach Rice's squads push through heavy effort as a storm looms, sending crews back at pace. Morning sessions feature a long river row to the upper course and back to the bridge.

Crile Perry Wood Bowen Columbia Rice Hudson

Cornell Freshmen Rowers Dismissed By Coach Courtney

Three members of Cornell's freshman rowing crew Murfey Larrowe and Maclachlan were dismissed by Coach Courtney for alleged training rule breaches after competing in the Harvard race. They reportedly ate ice cream and sweets at a confectionery store. The crews will be reorganized after reaching Hudson for their trip to Poughkeepsie.

New York Times Ithaca N. Y Cornell Courtney Murfey Larrowe Maclachlan Harvard Poughkeepsie

Blériot’s secret monoplane hinted for aviation cup

Asbury Park reports French aviator Blériot may unveil a new monoplane for the international aviation championship. J Hector Worden, recently licensed in France, says the craft was timed on a circular course at 118 kmh with Le Martin posting 150 kmh in a test.

New York Times Asbury Park N. J M Blériot J. Hector Worden France Blériot School For Aviators M. Blériot

Ardsley Club Cup Tennis Results Reach Third Round

Yale captain Reuben Holden Jr. defeats Alfred Stillman II 6 4 4, advances in the Ardsley Cup at Ardsley-on-Hudson. Other round results include E. A. Gordon and G. F. Touchara advancing, plus Stillman and Phillips earlier wins as rain and mud challenge play.

Ardsley Ardsley-on-Hudson Reuben A. Holden, Jr Yale Alfred Stillman Holden George S. Groesbeck Dr. Stillman Benjamin M. Phillips E. A. Gordon Allan Sankey G. F. Touchara E. P. Larned K. H. Behr W. C. Allen C. M. Bull, Jr Norman Johnson Dr. Alfred Stillman B. M. Phillips R. A. Holden, Jr G. S. Groesbeck C. Frederick Watson, Jr E. E. Taylor H. W. Plummer F. C. Walsh W. M. Hall O. C. A. Child Hugh Tallent W. L Hugh Tallant W. L. Carter F. B. Washburn F. C. Inman W. M. Washburn Amakassia Club Edgar A. Lowther S&s F. C. Baggs W. S. Longford Rev. E. A. Lowther H. Swain Dr. W. H. Bates Frank Washburn J. Doubleday J. H. Seaman S. H. Washell C. Runyon Ralph L. Beggs G. Steinacher H. Voshell

Special Polo Match Postponed to This Afternoon at Meadow Brook

Large crowd sought the mixed English and American polo match at Meadow Brook field Westbury but soft ground forced a postponement to today. Lineups shift Wanderers versus Freelances with four cups on offer and special trains serving fans. Capt Lloyd will host a dinner at the Ritz Carlton tonight drawing noted polo players nationwide.

Meadow Brookfield Westbury Mauretania Wanderers Capt. Wilson J. S. Phipps Rene J.a Montagne Palmes Lloyd F. H. Barrett H. C. Phipps Dev. Milburn Stanley Mortimer Pennsylvania Terminal Brooklyn Flatbush Avenue Ritz-Carlton

Bryn Mawr Four Defeats Cooperstown Polo Team at Bala

Bryn Mawr four beat Cooperstown polo team 14 to 7 at Bala on the Philadelphia Country Club Cups match. Each side rated 17 goals, Bryn Mawr earning 12 goals with one foul and a safety by Snowden. Beadleston scored four for Cooperstown, with Stevenson, Ramsc, and Van Stade each adding a tally.

Philadelphia Penn Cooperstown New York Bala Bryn Mawr Snowden Stevenson Beadleston Harrison Brown Strawbridge

Motor Racing Plans At Brighton Beach Track

E A Moross absence in Chicago delays lease talks for Brighton Beach motordrome autos. Moross with drivers Burman Tetzlaff and Knipper traveled to Hawthorne Park last week. Milwaukee meet looms this Saturday. Promoters outline summer meets with AAA sanctions for July and September and two 24 hour events mid year. Moross to manage events with his three star drivers. local dealers back high class entry.

E. A. Moross Chicago Brighton Beach Track Manager Moross Robert Burman Teddy Tetzlaff William Knipper Hawthorne Park Milwaukee Moross New York Brighton Beach American Automobile Association Motor Racing Association

Suburbs Press for Single 5 Cent Fare on Broadway Line

Real estate leaders across the metropolis push hearings over subway financing and territorial division. Taxpayers oppose guaranteeing operating deficits and fear Broadway’s central line will be a Brooklyn shuttle harming Manhattan and The Bronx through traffic loss and disrupted rents.

Board of Estimate Manhattan Broadway New York Central Broadway Brooklyn Bronx Queens Richmond Central Business District Upper Manhattan Fifty-ninth Street Fiftyninth Street The Battery Broadway Subway Lower Broadway Coney Island

Argument for a single subway system with five cent fare

The Evening World argues on Saturday June 10 1911 for a unified subway system and a single five cent fare. It asserts the inter borough proposal is the only option meeting these conditions and endorses central coordination.

Interborough

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