New York Driving Club Hosts Inaugural Harness Meet
More than three thousand spectators attended the Empire City track at Mount Vernon for the New York Driving Club’s first matinée harness racing event. Prominent drivers from New York and beyond competed in seven races with several straight-heat victories led by Hontas Crook and Dr Monical.
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Empire City
Mount Vernon
New York Driving Club
Harry Darlington
Pittsburg
Penn
Murray Howe
F. G. Jones
Memphis
Tenn
Charles Tanner
Cleveland
Ohio
Edward Lockwood
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Edgar Bronk
Hontas. Crook
Dr. Monreal
Franker
E. E. Smathers
Volcano
James Butler
Charles C. Lloyd
Malzour
F. G. Schmidt
Mercury Wilkes
Hugh J. Grant
Louise Jefferson
William H. Clarke
C. K. G. Billings
Huntas Crook
Dr. Monical
Frank G. Jones
Mazette
Billings
Hontas Crook
Mr. Billings
Mabel Onward
Samuel McMillan
Smathers
Tabasco
H. C. Mapes
Jolly Bachelor
Edgar Brenk
Precision
Cc. K. G. Billings
Little Boy
Richard B
B. G
Charles. Lloyd
Lloyd
Princess Sprague
B. m
Thomas F. Russell
Russell
Loewe Eee Igs Deuy
Knoxena
W. C. Floyd-Jones
Floyd- Uaan
Ere Peruse
Rede Smp
Atlane
la Della Rosa
Br. m
W. EB. Parsons, Jr
Parsons
Sssi
Ncae
Br. G
C. K.G. Billings
Grant
C.K. G. Billings
David B
J. W. Cornish
Cornish
Albert de Cernea
Kingmond
Bohling
Boh- Bite
Axtello
M. C. Harrison
Harrison
Queen Wilkes
E. &. Smathers
Catia Iyi
Belmont
Prince
McMillan
Louise. Jefferson
B.m
Jones
B.s
Schmidt
Peles Wit
FE. E. Smathers
Mapes
Ch. m
Bronk
Majzour
New Cup Defender Hinted by Bristol Rumor
Bristol whispers that the Constitution may face a Wat son and Fife backed challenger with New York Yacht Club members likely ordering at least one fresh boat. Herreshoff plans a long eastward cruise aboard Rosumer to rest and prepare next fall for a defense sloop if such an order is placed.
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Lipton
Bristol
Nat
Watson and Fife
New York Yacht Club
Herreshoff
Rosumer
Sir Thomas
Brooklyn star Standfast fires 107 as league cricket unfolds
In Prospect Park Brooklyn beat Nelson Lodge by 158 runs after declaring with two wickets down. Standfast hit 107 not out and Poyer added 50 not out while Boxill chipped in 52. Second game at Staten Island saw Livingston Field Club edge Paterson by 36 runs with Clark taking 7 for 12.
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Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Nelson Lodge
B. Standfast
Brewken
J. Poyer
D. Boxill
J. Hunt
Nelson
Brookeyn
S. B. Standfast
Beaigeg
O. Smith
B. W
B. Powell
Henderson
B. Wridgeway
J. Power
A. Lovell
H. Aeer
E. Challenger
G. C. Boxill
H. Glover
Pe W
B. Seale
Ak Wee Siegel
WRG
Laos
R. W. Powell
C. Smith
G. Fitz Gibbon
B. Boxill
A. Anderson
B. Lovell
H. Parlette
B. Booxill
G. Wridgeway
F. P. Rogers
C. J. Poyer
A. C. Lederer
Meepson W. Anderson
A. J. Evans
Aris
Livingston
Paterson
W. J. H. Clark
M. R. Cobb
H. E B. Jackson
Cobb
Metropole Club to Host Two Handicaps at June 21 Meet
The Metropole Cycling Club announces handicaps for amateurs and professionals at its invitation meet opening June 21 on the Manhattan Beach track. Amateurs compete for a Columbia motor bicycle with favorable limits, while the professional sweepstakes offers 200 dollars plus entrance fees. Entries are arranged through S Wallis Merrihew and blanks are available at the N A C A offices and on-track.
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Hurley
Kramer
Metropole Cycling Club
Manhattan Beach
Columbia
Metropole
S. Wallis Merrihew
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Tennis stars vie in New York open tourney and Crescent plans
Elizabeth H Moore and Wylie Grant lead mixed doubles entries with top men’s doubles teams from Yale Princeton and Columbia. Crescent Athletic Club eyes Dwight F. Davis Cup contests and bay ridge round robin as Beals Wright and Bob Wrenn square off on New Jersey courts.
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New York
C. J. Cresson
Texas
Lone Star State
Edwin P. Fisher
Raymond D. Little
Frederick B.alexander
Princeton
John Appleton Allen
Harold H. Hackett
Yale
Clarence Hobart
Oviedio M. Bostwick
Calhoun Cragin
West Side Lawn
Robert le Roy
Kings County
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
One Hundred and Seventeenth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
New Jersey
Crescent Athletic Club
Crescent
Bay Ridge
Seoee Wright
Ware
Hobart
Stevens
Bob Wrenn
George L. Wrenn, Jr
Beals C. Wright
Harvard
Cambridge
Richard Stevens
Wright
Wrenn
Staten Island Ladies’ Club
Elizabeth H. Moore
Marion Jones
West Side Tennis Club
Myrtle McAteer
West
America
Juliette PE Atkinson
Brooklyn
Jeannette Loweree
Sleepy Hollow
William Bryan
Massachusetts
Longwood
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
New England
Hartford
Ardsley
Ardsley-on-Hudson
Hillside Tennis and Golf Club
Plainfield
N. J
Kiel Regatta Opens Amid Coronation Conflicts
Kiel regatta races begin June 26 to align with King Edward VII’s coronation causing many Americans to miss the event. Emperor William set the date to fit his plans including a Norwegian trip and a visit to the Czar. Official entries list Aperken achts and Isaac Stern’s in II among among entrants, while Uncle is noted in the published list.
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Berlin
Kiel
King Edward
Solent
William
Hamburg
Isaac Stern
Atlantic City Horse Show Prize List Announced
The Atlantic City Horse Show Association released its fourth annual open air exhibition prize list for July 15 to 19 in Atlantic City New Jersey. Fifty four competitions span open to all amateur maiden and local classes with prizes totaling nearly eight thousand dollars. Entries close June 28 at the Hotel Windsor.
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Atlantic City
John L. Wentz
Lord Brilliant
Windsor
N. J
Inlet Park
Roadsters
Francis M. Ware
New York
George B. Hulme
Edward Crozer
Philadelphia
James K. Maddux
Warranton
E. C. la
Brookline Club Races Highlight Dukes Cup and Hunt Cup
At Clyde Park Brookline Country Club opened its meeting under fine weather with large fields in the Dukes Cup Steeplechase and the National Hunt Cup. George W Jenkins won the Dukes Cup in a tight finish while Champion led Borough to victory in the Hunt Cup. Other races included a Hack Race won by George Keene, a three-year-olds up race won by Cigar, and the Hurdle Pace won by Neponset with Draughtsman second.
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Boston
Brookline Country Club
Clyde Park
George W Jenkins
Borough
Anthony & Frothingham
B. G
George Keene
O'Leary
William Kerr
Heider
E. W. Grew
Ray
W. E. Widener
B. m. Miss Mitchell
Mara
Mr. Chambler
B. G. Adjidaumo
Barry
Manilan
Filon D’or
Zyno
Garnet Ripple
Basle
Fell & Hayes
Mr. Hayes
Edward Morell
Parsons
Night Bell
Amateur Athletic Union National Swimming Championships at Travers Island
The AAU Championship Committee grants New York Athletic Club permission to host the national swimming championships at Travers Island this summer. Events include 100, 220, 440, half mile, and one mile races across three sets on July 12, August 23, and October 4. Each day offers a full handicap program featuring champions and open events for various distances.
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The
Amateur Athletic Union
James E. Sullivan
W. H. Liginger
Harry McMillan
Bartow S. Weeks
T. F. Riley
C. H. Sherrill
New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
Wyckoff One-Design Schedule Sets Points Prize Plan
The Marine and Field Club of Bath Beach outlines special events for Wyckoff one-design boats. Isaac Snedeker offers a prize for the top points earner across six races with 6 points for first, 8 for second, and 1 per starter. Cups by Theodore L. Cuyler and F. W. Dauchy go to best two of three race winners. First race: A P Clapp’s Stinger wins, W K Brown’s Kelpie second. Schedule lists regattas and legs through September with venues including Brooklyn Yacht Club, New York Canoe Club, Atlantic Yacht Club, and Gravesend Bay.
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Marine and Field Club of
Bath Beach
Wyckoff
Isaac Snedeker
Theodore L. Cuyler
F. W. Dauchy
A. P. Clapp
Stinger
W. K. Brown
Kelpie
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Yacht Club
New York Canoe Club Regatta
Yacht Racing Association of
Gravesend Bay
Dyker Meadow Golf Events at Brooklyn Club
Two golf competitions were played yesterday at Dyker Meadow Golf Club in Brooklyn. In the first match play round for the foursome cups, Adams and Horn defeated Notman and Probosco 1 up after nineteen holes, Baldwin and Beckwith beat Phillips and Richards 4 up with three to play, Duval and Williamson triumphed over Powers and Jarvie 5 up with four to play, and O’Flyn and Waldron beat Barnes and Byrne 4 up with three to play. The bogey handicap event was won by F N Doubleday 7 up from 11 handicap with an 81. Beckwith was second and Clapp third.
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Dyker Meadow Golf Club
Brooklyn
James L. Taylor
Clark Burnham
Charles Adams
T. M. Horn
C. P. Notman
F. K. Probosco
M. S. Baldwin
S. V. Beckwith
H. L.’ Phillips
W. F. Richards
H. C. Duval
J. Williamson
J. C.powers
William Jarvie
O’flyn
W. M. Waldron
George Barnes
W. C. Bryne
F. N. Doubleday
Arthur P. Clapp
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
W. F. Powers
J.C. Oswald
T. N. Gurney
S.watson
S. M. Henry
J. F. Blasdell
C. D. Potter
C. L. Howe
W- F. Holden
W. J. Brown
FV. Boyer
W.G. Fisher
W. D. Walker
W. C. Waldron
Powelton Club Hosts Regional Tennis Championship Final
At the Powelton Club Newburg New York June 14 a regional tennis tournament concluded with William H. Pouch defeating Louis Ledoux 6-3 2-6 6-4 6-2 in singles. Miss Hermans beat Miss Dowling by default. In doubles Henry J. Jova and Mrs. William H. Pouch defeated Miss Hermans and Clement Cameron 6-2 6-1 6-3.
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Newburg
N. Y
Powelton Club
New York
Cornwall
William H. Pouch
Powelton
Louis Ledoux
Miss Hermans
Clement Cameron
Mrs Manice Clinches Women's Local Golf Title at Essex County
Mrs Edward A Manice of Baltusrol wins the Essex County Country Club women s metropolitan championship at Orange New Jersey defeating Miss Helene Hernandez seven up with six to play. Miss Genevieve Hecker places second, while Miss Hester Kyle wins the consolation cup by one hole over Mrs W Fellowes Morgan.
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Edward A. Manice
Baltusrol Golf Club
Essex County Country Club
Orange
N. J
Helene Hernandez
Will Thherefore
Genevive Hecker
Hecker
Hernandez
Essex County Club
Mrs. Morgan
Miss Kyle
Powerful claims for Mt-ona remedy and digestive cure
An elderly promotional piece asserts stomach illness drives nervous disorders and heart palpitations. It extols Mt-ona as a complete digestive cure, promising rapid relief and urging readers to obtain free samples from multiple Brooklyn companies and pharmacies.
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Hegeman & Co
Broadway
J. Miihall
Flatbush Av
Columbia St
Sumner Av
Putnam
Brooklyn
R. Burkhardt
Rprooklyn
Kalish Pharmary
D St
Fourth Ay
Crescent AthlClub Triumphs Over Perth Lacrosse Side
Crescent Athletic Club defeated Crescents of Perth Ontario 13 to 5 at Bay Ridge in a fast paced lacrosse match. Garvin and Kennedy led Crescent attacks while McGreggor Anderson and Elliott starred for the Canadian side. Perth's McGreggor and Anderson scored for their team. Referee L Moses Jr. and umpires H Henry and E M Saunders oversaw a rough but injury free game.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Perth
Ontario
Canada
Bay Ridge
Garvin
Kennedy
Curry
McGreggor
Anderson
Elliott
Crescent
Crescents
Crescent A. C
Crescents of
Garvie. de Stat “Goalee
Cameron
Donoghue Miller
McLaren de Casanova
Tulters Liffiten
Lyons Drakeley
Mitchell
Douglas StHha
Aise
Esnes
Elliott Query Foscre
Jewell
Wall
Stoha
Eliott
Douglas
L. Moses, Jr
H. Henry
E. M. Saunders
Crescent of Perth
B. Kleley
Pastime A C Dominates Spring Games at Pastime Oval
Outside athletes swept five of seven events at the Pastime Athletic Club Spring games held at Pastime Oval on Sixty-sixth Street and Avenue A. E M Carrette of the New West Side A C won the mile, and A R Kent of the Pastime A C took the 220 yard dash. Other victors included C Peabody of New West Side A C in the 165 yard novice and Wendy H Andrews of Hollywood Inn A C in the 12 pound shot put. The meet featured a large field with 24 entries in the mile.
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Pastime Athletic Club
Pastime Oval
Avenue A
New West Side Athletic Club
C. Peabody
E. M. Carrette
Hollywood Inn Athletic Association of
Yonkers
National Athletic Club of Brooklyn
New West Side A. C
L. Robertson
W. Watt
St. Bartholomew's A. C
E. Spitzer
A. C
Daniel Frank
N. B. Fried
W. Kaufman
National A.C
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. C. Doyle
National A. C
G. Bischoff
Pastime A. C
C. R. Fulton
Hollywood Inn Athletic Association
M. Sprag
F. Kirk
Mohawk Athletic Club
Wendy H. Andrews
M. J. Sheridan
Pastime_Athletic Club
J. Schutz
Mohawk Ja Ai Club
A. R. Kent
H. C. Hieronimus
Central Y. M. C. A
J. J. McLoughlin
J. J. Farrell
Star Athletic Club
Long Island City
J. Joyce
Worcester ten mile road race winner leads local cyclists
William Farrell of Worcester won the ten mile Worcester Associated Cycle Club road race with a riding time of 28 09 after starting from the two minute forty second mark. Close followers included Winthrop Sears George Eckstrom Frank Fisher W E Jones Henry Mann and Asa Leland. Milford's Henry L Ellis won the first time prize in 27 20 and Worcester's George A F Brown took the second prize in 27 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
William Farrell
Nassau Boat Club First Shell Race On Flarlem River
The Nassau Boat Club held the first of its single shell series for Clement March's prize on the Flarlem River one mile course. Three heats awarded 5 points for first and 4 for second. Robert White won heat one ahead of Louis Legrien, A D Cree won heat two with F G Carr second, and R R Dylan took heat three with H Osenkop second. Officiales were H W Djisen referee H Stivers and W Nicoll judges Jack Abell timer and starter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau Boat Club
Clement March
Flarlem
Robert White
Louis Legrien
A. D. Cree
F.G. Carr
R. R. Dylan
H. Osenkop
H. W. dJiisen
H. Stivers
W. Nicoll
Jack Abell
No Decision in Schick Case by Intercollegiate Committee
After a three hour session at the Fifth Avenue Hotel the Executive Committee adjourned without resolving Yale's protest against Harvard sprinter Schick. The vote was deadlocked 2 to 2 with Princeton and Yale for disqualification and Harvard and Pennsylvania against. G H Hooker of Cornell was absent, causing the tie.
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Fifth Avenue
Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America
Sehick
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Pennsylvania
G. H. Hooker
Cornell
Adams
Hooker
W. A. Schick, Jr
Schick
Berkeley Oval
Springfield Diocesan Union
Holyoke
Mass
St. Jerome’s Society of Holyoke
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W. S. Walker, Jr
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T. S. Hope-Simpson
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C. Dodds
R. St. G. Walker
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Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Haverford College of Philadelphia
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F. J. Prendergast
F. F. Kelly
Kelly
Haverford
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Haverford College
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C. I. J. Bevan
Griffith
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J. B. Drinker
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William’s Bridge
H. O. Wilkinson
G. Shaw
Columbus Oval
Antilles
H. A. Laurie
H. O. Seale
Campania
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Metropole Cycle Club
N. Y. Tennis Club
Sam
Brookline Club
George W. Jenkins
Dyker Meadow
New York Times
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Miss Hernandez
Essex County
Morgan
Englewood
N. Pendleton Rogers
Baltusrol
Home Crescents
Serge Flannel
Arnhei
9Th Street
H.b.kirk&co
N.Y
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Skylight Works
St. N. Y
Eye Broadway
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John Sr
F. M. Ware
American Horse Exchange
3Th Street
Kentucky
Messrs
S. T. Harrison & CO
Lexington, Ky
Crosdway
50Th Street
C. Bryant
Marion
Iowa
Oradell Stock Farm
Bergen County
John
Lozier
Oradell, N. J
Rabber
Victoria
Foreman
Jriselyn
West Red Oe
GAS Engine Ee Company
Charles L. Seabury & Compant
Seabury’s
Morris Heights
New York City
Hubbe
Nava
McIntosh Yacht Basin
26Th St
J McIntosh
Broadwar
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