Syracuse Freshman Greggs Returns to Boat in Heat
Coach Jim Ten Eyck leads Syracuse crews through demanding workouts in Poughkeepsie as freshman Greggs resumes rowing at No. 3 after a leg handicap. The team pushes twenty-mile sessions, balances heat with burn risks, and races Columbia and others in testing drills as preparations continue for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Jim Ten Eyck
Syracuse
Greggs
Ten Eyck
Courtney
Milton
Varsity
Ward
Whiteley
Captennett
Columbia
Rice
Pennsylvania
Columbia Varsity
Morningside
Badger
Ned Ten Eyck
Wisconsins
International motor boat race draws British entry and American hopes
Commodore H. H. Melville reports rising British interest in the Harmsworth Cup contest at Larchmont on Aug 20 with Maple Leaf owned by Mackay Edgar among English entrants. The British plan two more contestants likely from the Motor Yacht Club of Great Britain, possibly a hydroplane, as English eliminations shape the field. The Restless from the Motor Boat Club of America shows strong speed in trials and aims for improved miles per hour before eliminations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodore H. H. Melville
Motor Boat Club of America
England
Maple Leaf
Mackay Edgar
British Motor Boat Club
Motor Yacht Club of
Great Britain
Martin Smart
Larchmont
Commodore Cummins
Cheseborough Brothers
Judge Moore Dominates International Horse Show
Judge Moore of New York continued his winnings at the International Horse Show in London on June 15. He won first prize in the pair harness class with Lord Seaton and Lady Seaton and claimed top honors in the Loudwater Gold Cup four-in-hands driven by a lady. He tied for first in the 16 hands pairs class with Wollenstein and Robinhood, and his team earned second in the tandems. Miss Lulu Long of Kansas City won first for single light harness horses with The King.
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London
Judge Moore
New York
Victoria
Lord Seaton
Lady Seaton
Moore
Bays
Lulu Long
Kansas City
King
Tennis action heats Yonkers Amackassin Cup matches
The article details stirring women singles and mixed doubles at the Amackassin Club Yonkers with Marie Wagner reaching the semi finals by beating Clara Kuttroff 6 1 6 2. It lists round results for women singles mixed doubles and men singles and doubles across Amackassin Long Island and Ardsley clubs with multiple winners and advancing pairs.
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Marie Wagner
Amackassin Club
Yonkers
N.Y
Miss Wagner
Clara Kuttroff
S. F. Weaver
N. H Bundy
F. P. Fuller
Elizabeth H. Moore
Julio M. Steinacher
Misa Morris
A. J. Ostendorff
Howard H. Burdick
L. H. Fitch
Miss Hirl
Elton G. Littell
William Rosenbaum
A. W. Worden
T. B. Walsh
E. H. Jones
Julio M. Brebacher
N. H. Bundy
T. B. Raymond
Yale Varsity Fours Race At Gale s Ferry And Broadview
Yale crews trained in light winds with the Varsity fours racing a mile and a quarter, the second four winning. Harvard Varsity eight did the full upstream course at Broadview in 23 25, with the freshman eight on the last two miles. The Yale freshmen also paddled around near the clubhouse as the two Varsity fours finished their race.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Varsity
Broadview
Harvard
Watte
Hooper
Smith
Bow
Balchan
Voorhees
Foster
Loring
Sargeant
Wiggins
Brearns
Foreign entries flood Henley regatta entries
The Henley Regatta draws many foreign entries though no Grand Challenge Cup lineup. Belgium abstains, while a Colonial and three foreign clubs enter the Stewards Cup. The Winnipeg Rowing Club and crews from Berlin Ruder Verein Amsterdam R C and Mayense R C are listed among entrants. Diamond Sculls field includes James Cosgrove Argo R C Toronto with others from Mayense and Wratislavia.
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Thames River
England
Winnipeg Rowing Club
Canada
G. B. Aldous
E. Allen
F. F. Carruthers
Germany
Berlin
Berliners
Amsterdam
L. Scholes
James Cosgrove
Argonaut R. C
Toronto
Rudolf Lucas
Mayense R. C
Martin Stahnke
Wratislavia R. C
Breslau
More Firms join U S Motor Co in expanding group
At a stockholders meeting President Benjamin Briscoe announced the Dayton Motor Car Company of Dayton Ohio and the Providence Engineering Works of Providence Rhode Island were added to the selling organization. United States Motor now controls Maxwell-Briscoe Columbia Brush Runabout Addema Sampson Dayton Courier Gray and Providence Engineering. Stockholders approved increasing capital stock from 16 million to 32 million, split equally between common and preferred shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Motor Company
Benjamin Briscoe
Dayton Motor Car Company
Dayton
Ohio
Stoddard-Dayton Courier Car Company
Courier Car
Providence Engineering Works
Providence
R. I
Maxwell-Briscoe Motor Company
Columbia Motor Carry
Brush Runabout Company
Addema Sampson Manufacturing Company
Courier Car Company, Manufacturing Company
Gray Motor and
Providence Engineering
Dabney Falls to Niles in Massachusetts Tennis Ride
In the third round of the Massachusetts singles championships at Longwood Courts A J Dabney Jr. loses to N W Niles in straight sets. A O Sweetser Jr. advances by beating H I Foster in a tough three set match as Niles braces for a fourth round meeting with the winner of Sweetser versus S L Beals.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Longwood
A. J. Dabney, Jr
N. W. Niles
A. O. Sweetser, Jr
Harvard
H. I. Foster
Niles
Sweetser
S. L. Beals
R. C. Bray
A. Sweetser, Jr
H. C. Johnson
R. Bishop
G. T. Putnam
W. W. Gallaher
Dabney, Jr
H. Nickerson
C. A. Chase
Vale Flood Receives Princeton Team Farewell Letter
Athletic trainer Vale Flood was honored by Princeton University Captains with a farewell letter after the Princeton Yale baseball game in the city. Flood, a longtime New Jersey figure, will join Princeton Prep School next fall for athletic training duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vale Flood
Princeton
Princeton University
Flood
New Jersey University
Clarence N. Peacock
R. C. Siegling
Fred T. Dawson
S. Bonsal Brooks
A. J. Donovan
Ralph W. Gibbs
Harold H. Ward
Percy E. Waller
Hugh K. Gdimour
Frederick B. Read
Louis T. Parke
James =. Moore
Theodore M. Tonnele
Cyril Ballin
George M. Jones
John R. Warner
W. Warwick
F. S. Bergin
Homecoming Roosevelts Highlights in Preview Times
Ex president Roosevelts homecoming fully celebrated in a pictorial section of next Sundays Times. German Emperor on horseback, speech in London Guildhall, King of Italy in Rome. Order today.
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Roosevelt
New York Times
London Guildhall
Italy
Rome
New York Yacht Club announces annual cruise schedule
Arthur Curtiss James, Commodore, issues orders for the New York Yacht Club cruise. The squadron will rendezvous at Glen Cove on Aug 4, sail to Newport by Aug 10, with Astor Cups races Aug 11 and King’s Cup Aug 12. Regatta details to be issued. Alpha flagship hosts June 23 meeting.
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Arthur Curtiss James
New York Yacht Club
Glen Cove
Newport
Huntington
New London
Vineyard Haven
New Bedford
Indian Harbor Yacht Club Hosts Fifth Greenwich to New London Race
The Indian Harbor Yacht Club stages its fifth annual 72 nautical mile race from Greenwich to New London on June 23. Over 25-foot craft including auxiliaries and New York Yacht Club thirties are expected to compete. The course runs from a stake boat near Great Captain Island Light to Bartlett Reef Light Vessel line. Trophies and prizes await top finishers in each class and a special prize for the best corrected time by an auxiliary yacht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Harbor
Yacht Racing Association of
Long Island Sound
New Rochelle Yacht Club announces summer cruise and regatta schedule
The New Rochelle Yacht Club releases its 1925 season plan listing a cruise Aug 6 to 14 from New Rochelle to Stamford Block Island Thimble Islands Morris Cove Port Jefferson Lloyds Harbor and back. Regatta set for Aug 27 with a club cruise and power boat race to Huntington open to NRYC and Huguenot yachts. Additional events include June 18 anniversary celebration July 2 4 club cruise July 9 long distance race to Cornfield Light Vessel July 23 Brooklyn Yacht Club fleet reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rochelle
Cornfield
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Stamford
Block Island
Thimble Islands
Morris Cove
Port Jefferson
Lloyng Harbor
Watchrways League
Vanderbilt schooner The Vagrant launched for ocean race
The Vagrant, a schooner yacht built for Harold Vanderbilt of New York, was successfully launched at Bristol. The cruising and racing hybrid is entered in the Atlantic Yacht Club’s New York to Bermuda race on June 25.
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Bristol
R. I
Harold Vanderbilt
New York
Atlantic Yacht Club
Bermuda
Largest Potomac rockfish nets 10% lb catch near Chain Bridge
The era's top angler near the Chain Bridge on the Maryland side hauled the largest hooked rockfish in five years. Weighing 10% pounds and two feet seven inches long with an eight inch girth, the fish topped a week of abundant local fishing with weakfish, seabass, and porgies reported along Goose Creek. Local clubs followed with notable hauls from Brooklyn's South Brooklyn Fishing Club and Nereid Fishing Club near Rockaway Point, while bloodworms lured many weakfish and porgies.
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New Lon
Hook. Gov
Will. Point. A.M. P
Potomac River
Washington
Chain Bridge
Maryland
Goose Creek
Jamaica Bay
Dave Johnson
Harry Thomas
South Brooklyn
Montauk Light or Bust Endurance Run Ends Favorably
The endurance race finished at 6 PM yesterday after a second day starting in Greenport L I. and reaching Huntington at noon. Cars paused for lunch at 2 PM before the final leg. The return to Madison Square was uneventful and all vehicles checked in in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montauk
Greenport
L. I
Huntington
Madison Square
Williams Knocked Out by George Brown in Fourth Round
George Brown, the negro welterweight, knocked out Kid Williams at Sharkey Athletic Club last night in the fourth round after Williams endured a brutal punishment. The Dixie Kid-Sailor Chuck Carlton bout was postponed to a later date. The evening featured several black-face acts and other bouts including Iopie versus Sterling, the Fighting Parson, and the Georgia Cyclone with Mike Carroll and Harry Engle in the preliminaries.
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George Brown
Kid Williams
Sharkey Athletic Club
Williams
Chuck Carlton
Brown
Sharkey
Iopie
Congo Free State
Kid Sterling
Alabama
Sterling
Georgia Cyclone
Mike Carroll
Harry Engle
Tourists Finish Rough Glidden Tour Leg to Nashville
Contestants arrived in Nashville after a rough run from Louisville with no accidents. The Scoring Committee was at work compiling results as the field prepares for tomorrow’s leg to Sheffield, Alabama.
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Nashville
Tenn
Louisville
Sheffield
Ala
Travis Wins Lynnewood Hall Gold Cup Match
Walter J. Travis of Garden City Long Island won the final match in the Lynnewood Hall Gold Cup at Noble by defeating B Heyburn of the Philadelphia ricket Club 4 up and 2 to play. In the semi finals R Weir and Pratt Smith won their matches and Weir captured the final by 1 up. The added cup went to H B Lee who beat A J Canty 1 up over 19 holes.
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Philadelphia
Walter J. Travis
Garden City
L. I
Noble
B. Heyburn
Philadelphiaricket Club
Db Carasewaanices
Heyburn
R. Weir
Wilmington
Bertram Bartholomew
White Marsh
Pratt Smith
Huntingdon Valley
E. T. Comfort
Weir
Smith
H. B. Lee
A. J. Canty
Amateur golf event slated on Long Island with top players
A private three day golf tournament is planned at National Course Long Island starting Saturday July 2 ending Monday July 4. Participants include Walter J Travis Findlay S Douglas Louis Livingston John M Ward Robert C Watson and Charles B Macdonald among others. The event features qualifying rounds match play foursomes and a new four class system inspired by Pinehurst. T V Bermingham set a course amateur record at New Rochelle with a 75 in wet conditions surpassing Jerome Travers 1907 mark.
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Neek
Long Island
Charles B. Macdonald
Walter J. Travis
Findlay S. Douglas
Louis Livingston
John M. Ward
Robert C. Watson
Macdonald
Montclair Golf Club
Pinehurst
T. V. Bermingham
Wikaryl
New Rochelle Links
A Asimke
Jerome Travers
Moore Extends Lead In 150 Point Billiards Match
Georges Moore widened his advantage over Charles Weston in a 150 point contest at McGraw's billiard room on Thirty-fourth Street and Sixth Avenue. Moore ran off a 50 point run in the second block while Weston posted 39 points as the winner needed 85 innings to reach the target. Weston faltered on easy shots yet posted the evening's high run. The final 50 point block is set for tonight with Giants and Pirates baseball teams guests at McGraw's.
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Georges Moore
Charles Weston
McGraw
Central New Jersey Lawn Tennis Tourney First Round Results
In Trenton at the Country Club P W Hawke beat J P Stockton 7-5 6-2. E B Moore defeated C M Shubert 6-3 6-3 6-3. Everett Townsend beat F C Gibbs by default. A K Aitken beat George Yard 6-1 6-3. John Montgomery defeated Charles Elliott 7-3 0-8 7-5. Gordon Thomas beat G MacCrellish 6-1 6-1. Spencer Gordon defeated A J Shaw by default.
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Trenton
Central New Jersey
Trenton Country Club
P. W. Hawke
Belmont
John P. Stockton
E. B. Moore
Belfield
C. M. Shubert
Dyker Heights
Everett Townsend
F. C C. Gibbs
Merion
A. K. Aitken
George Yard
John Montgomery
Charles Elliott
Gordon Thomas
Princeton
G. MacCrellish
Spencer Gordon
Chevy Chase
A. J. Shaw
New York
Close Finishes Mark Amateur Matinee At Speed Way
Matinée racing under the New York Road Drivers Association saw softer footing and a brisk breeze. Innerguard dominated early heats with 10 wins, while Dick and Louise E. vied for the Board of Directors Cup. B Ontime edged Louise E. in the main event, and The Spoiler posted a surprise half mile time of 1:14 in modest conditions.
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New York Road Drivers’ Association
Innerguard
Shoemaker
Dandy C. QO
Louise E
H. B. Clarke
Joe Jap
Charles Welland
Sid Axworthy
Charles Hubbard
Todd Swift
James Kennedy
Golden, Jr
William Scott
Hugh Riley
Boutine
B Ontime
Board of Directors
Red Bird
B. H
Ben Coben
A. Mullady
Lillie Wilkes
Ch. m
Dr. Forster
Carmine
B. G
John Saree
Peter Wilkes
C. Hoffman
Step Lively
I. Lebowitz
Wetland
E Dick
Donovan
Kennedy
Goldsmith
Cy Shelton
Pat Donovan
Farr B
Hinds Ariston
F. E. Gross
Chescoe
Dr. Ives
F. A. Campbell
W. J. Minor
Hinds
Kate Nelson
Br. m
la Place
Gin
Dr. Threet
M- Reynolds
Holloway
Weiland
A. Crawford
O'Connor
Legannon
Br. G
John Pong
P. Heipershausen
Iron and Steel Trade Shows Mixed June Momentum
The Iron Age notes increased new business for large finished steel producers in early June but demand still trails capacity. Pig iron hits new lows with sharp competition for orders among Northern furnaces. Southern sellers hold to $12 for fourth quarter iron, $11.50 for June. Billet prices cited as $25 to $28 with some doubt on $25.50 minimum. The Iron Trade Review reports soft pig iron, more concessions on finished goods, and uncertain railroad buying though several structural and car orders exist. The American Bridge Company secures large tonnages, including 10 000 tons for Canadian Pacific bridge, 15 000 for Kentucky and Indiana Bridge, and 1 200 for Santa Fe bridges.
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Birmingham
Bessemer
Pittsburg
Iron Trade Review
American Bridge Company
Canadian Pacific
St. Lawrence River
Kentucky and Indiana
Louisville
Market barely moves on Philadelphia trading day
In Philadelphia on June 15 a moderate demand for local tractions and a small Lehigh Valley rise marked the morning. Afternoon dividends were announced for Lehigh Valley and Electric Storage Battery, but both issues showed little change. Storage Battery eased slightly and Lehigh Valley gave up its early advance as arbitrage sellers stepped in late.
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Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley
Closing quotations on local Exchange arena
Colorado Springs reports final quotations for trading today with bids and asks listed for multiple brokers and commodities such as Dr Jackpot Isacxpot McKinney and Gold DoNar. Figures show slight variations between bid and ask across entries including El Paso Old Gold Findlay Portland Vindicator and Isabella.
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New York Times
Colorado Springs
Dr. Jackpot
Isacxpot Eee
Rikton
McKinney
San
el Paso
Findlay
Portland
Vindicator
Isabella
Funds for Metropolitan Trusts Buy Receivers Certificates
The Central Trust Company Kuhn Loeb & Co Farmers Loan and Trust Guaranty Trust purchased 6,250,000 in receivers certificates from Metropolitan Street Railway receivers. 3,500,000 certificates were sold to pay maturing debt, 2,750,000 for franchise tax payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trust Company
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Guaranty Trust Company
Metropolitan Street Railway
Public Service Electric Company Incorporation Granted
The Public Service Electric Company was incorporated in Trenton New Jersey with authorized capital of 15 million dollars. Incorporators are Thomas N. McCarter Edwin W. Hine and Dudley Farrand all officers of the New Jersey Public Service Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Electric Co
Trenton
N. J
Public Service Electric Company
Thomas N. McCarter
Edvin W. Hine
Dudley Farrand
New Jersey Public Service Corporation
Securities sold at auction in New York Exchange Sales room
Yesterday at the Exchange Sales room 14 and 16 Vesey Street Adrian H Muller and Son auctioneers disposed of shares and bonds including Northern Bank of New York Louisville Property Company Prudential Insurance Columbus and Hoe Coal and Tron United States Steel Buffalo and Susquehanna Detroit Toledo and Ironton Singer Bankers Life Insurance National Telephone South Shore Traction and other securities with details on counts par values and due dates.
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Exchange
Vesey Street
Adrian H. Muller & Son
Northern Bank of New York
Louisville Property Company of
Kentucky
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Columbus and Hoe Coal and Tron Company
United States Steel Corpora
Buffalo & Susquehanna Railroad
Singer Manufacturing Company
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railway Company
Bankers’ Life Insurance Company
National Telephone Corporation
South Shore Traction Company
First
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New Yorker
Howard Voshell
R. H. Boggs
Kings County Lawn
Brooklyn
Samuel A. Westfall
Ira A. Sankey
D. V. Peiser
RL Boggs
Carleton R. Gardner
Wyliemo
Theodore R. Pell
Ardsley Club
Ardsley-on-Hudson
H. J. Ehrich
James S.cushman
Georges. Groesbeck
James FP. Lee
Stephen ©. Millett
Wylie C. Grant
Henry ¢. Martin
Frederick C. Inman
H. L. Ehrich
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
George
Groesbeck
A. L. Lindley
R. H. Davis
F. P. Iras
William A. Larned
J. Wrenn, Jr
Benjamin M. Baltitos
Edgar F. Leo
Thames
Henley
Winnipeg
Cosgrove
U. S. Motor Co
Dabney
Trainer Flood
NEW York Yacht Club Cruise Plans
James
Y. C
Greenwich
New Rochelle Yacht Club
H. Vanderbilt
Sharkey A. C
Travis
Garden City Crack
S. B. Heyburn
Weston
Wilkesbarre
Giants
Oakland
Oaklands
Selden
Shepherd Motor
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Iron and Steel Notes
The
Union Traction
Cement
Cccess
Railways
Es Am. Express
An Alliance Insurance
Cambria Steel
Cen. Trac
Erie
General Apf
Ins. Co
Euscuces
Pasaahrersseabe
N. Re
Inter
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Lehigh. Nav. B
Lehigh Val
Lehigh Val Phila. R. T
N. Steer
Penn_ Steel pf
Philadelphia Co
Etsey
Philadelphia Elee
Philadelphia Trac
Pennsylvania Salt
Reading
Tonopah Belmont
Tonopah Mining
United Gas Imp
R S. Steel
Union Traction Seceee
West Jersey
Colorado
Funds For Metropolitan
Central Trust
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Alpha Cor
Andes
Belcher
Caledonia
Potosi
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Cal &Va
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Imperial
Telegraph
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Jim Butler
Isy
McNamara
Zsigoldfield
Great Bend
North Star
Lone Star
Red Hills
R . Goldfield
Atlanta
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel Co
Chicago & Alton
Cc. Cc. Co
St. L. Ss
Interborough
Ds Kan
City Ry
Minn
St. Louis
Southern Ry
Wweee SO Tidewater Co
Weet
Western Tel. & Tel
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America
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