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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1901

Page

4

Busy week for yachtsmen with five large regattas planned

Larchmont and Brooklyn host a string of major events this week with regattas today by Larchmont Yacht Club and Brooklyn Yacht Club at Gravesend Bay and Sandy Hook courses. Expect fierce duels among Amorita Quissetta Muriel Elmina and Huguenot as crews race amid unsettled seas and improving winds.

Larchmont Yacht Club Larchmont Amorita Quissetta Muriel Elmina Brooklyn Yacht Club Gravesend Bay Sandy Hook Paul H. Jeannot Alfred Mackay C. H. Mead Brooklyn Atlantic Yacht Club Atlantic Club New York Yacht Club James Gordon Bennett Thomas Lipton Columbia Charlie” Barr Ailsa Navahoe Percy Chubb H. S. Redmond Royal Phelps Carroll New Rochelle Yacht Club Echo Bay Charles P. Tower Tower

Constitution Re-rigged in Record Ten-Hour Rigging Job

Billman and a crew of riggers completed the Constitution's rigging in ten hours aiding a quick return to sailing. The topping lifts were connected, a new topmast installed, and the mainmast painted as the cup defender neared readiness. Large crowds of steam yachts and boats gathered at the harbor to view the vessel.

Bristol R. T Billman Constitution New York Yacht Club Coluers

A Pleasant Cycling Trip Along the Hudson to Tarrytown

A scenic easy ride from New York along the East River side to Tarrytown via Eighth Avenue One Hundred and Tenth Street St Nicholas Avenue Broadway Yonkers Getty Square Dock Street Warburton Avenue Hastings Dobbs Ferry Ardsley golf links Irvington and the Croton Aqueduct. The route offers almost level macadamized roads with Palisades and Hudson views, ideal for an early morning excursion.

New York Tarrytown Hudson River Eighth Avenue One Hundred and Tenth Street St. Nicholas Avenue King’s Bridge Road King’s Bridge Broadway Yonkers Getty Square Dock Street Warburton Avenue Soldiers’ Monument Manor Hall Hastings Palisades Hudson Dobbs Ferry Washington Monument Cedar Street Croton Ardsley Golf Links Main Street Irvington

Draw Extends Inning Marathon Between New York and Chicago

In Chicago on June 16 the New York and Chicago baseball teams tied 4 to 4 after fourteen innings in darkness. Key moments included Warner's ejection, Green's expulsion, and spectacular defensive plays plus errors, with McCormick, Bowerman, and Strang among the standouts. Umpire Cunningham oversaw a dramatic, lengthy stoppage filled with near-misses and tense crowd reactions.

Chicago New York Cunningham Warner Green Bernard Short Nelson McCormick Bowerman Menefee Chance Hickman Ganzel Hughes Strang Butughes Hartsel V.halt'n Selbach Dexter Bow'm Hick Childs Gansel Raymer Rm'k Kahoe Phyle van Haltren Hartzel

Burkett, Heidrick and Padden Pace St Louis to Win

Burkett Heidrick and Padden led a St Louis win over Brooklyn. Burkett had four hits in five at bats and scored four times. Heidrick Farrell and Sheckard contributed hits as St Louis produced five earned runs while Brooklyn managed two. Umpire Mr Emslie.

ST. Louis Wallace Davis Kriger Ser Gatins Nichols McGuire Harper Kitson Oe Donovan Brooklyn Padden Burkett Farrell Heidrick Kruger Padder Ani Ryah Gatin

Cincinnati and Pittsburg Battle in Eight Innings

In a pitchers duel at Cincinnati the Pirates won 2 to 0 in eight innings. Highlights include Bransfield and Peitz doubling, Steinfeldt belting a three base hit, and steady work by Hahn and Tannehill on the mound. Oberlin Bayfield? No, umpire Mr O Day officiated the game.

Cincinnati Pittsburg Dobbs Clarke Harley Ritchey Beckley Leach Crawi’d Bransf'ld Steinf’ld Wagner Peitz Bransfield Steinfeldt Irwin Tannehill Hahn Mr. O'Day

Games Scheduled for Today Phillies Meet Celtics in Boston

Philadelphia visits Boston to face the Celtics while St. Louis travels to Cincinnati to clash with the Reds in an action filled NBA schedule.

Eastern League Games Report

Providence 7 Worcester 6 at Providence. Syracuse 3 Montreal 2 at Syracuse. Rochester 12 Buffalo 11 in 11 innings at Rochester.

Providence Worcester Syracuse Montreal Rochester Buffalo

New York State League Scores Report

In Utica Utica beat Cortland 3 to 0. Schenectady defeated Binghamton 5 to 0. Albany routed Troy 13 to 8.

Utica Cortland Schenectady Binghamton Albany Troy

West New York beats Detroit in tight one at Weehawken

West New York Field Club edges Detroit by 4 to 3 in a well played American League matchup. O Neill doubled and stole second before scoring the deciding run in the last inning as Leonard drove him home to break an 8 8 tie.

West New York Detroit Weehawken West New York Field Club West New Yorks O'Neill Leonard West Ae York BPORE Bassford Rte J O Casey Jordan Barrett Z . Murphy Gleason Dietrick Holmes Smith Buelow Castro Nance O’neill Shaw Yaeger McMann OG Owens Owens Westew York Murphy Casey Mr. Clarke

Liebknecht A C Beats Cornell M C in Brooklyn Baseball

Liebknecht A C defeated Cornell Medical College 6 to 2 in Brooklyn. Garfunkle and Cohen led hitters while A Cohen and Wolff contributed on the mound. Umpire Fensterstock presided as Liebknecht stranded four men, Cornell six.

Liebknecht A.C Cornell M.C Liebknecht Athletic Club Cornell Medical College Brooklyn Liebknecht A. C Cornell M. C G’funker Cornell Shoben O Horow Langer Caldwell Olevine A. Cohen Oebferts J. Cohen Silverberg Wolff Balle Garfunkie Ross Hopper Nger Oben Levine Liebknecht Mr. Fensterstock

Women start second annual Met Golf in Nassau County

The second annual Women's Metropolitan Golf Association championship begins tomorrow at Nassau Country Club Glen Cove L I with twenty eight competitors led by past winner Miss Genevieve Hecker. Notable entrants include Miss Ruth Underhill Miss Maude K Wetmore and Mrs W Fellowes Morgan among others.

Metropolitan Golf Association Nassau Country Club Glen Cove L. I Morris County Maude K. Wetmore Beatrix Hoyt Essex County Genevieve Hecker Ruth Underhill Miss Hecker Loc Horrors Miss Underhill Philadelphia Marion Oliver W. Fellowes Morgan William Shippen E. W. Goffe A. de Witt Cochrane Wilmerding Marie G Bryce

Golfer Pillsbury Makes Hole in One at Onwentsia

W F Pillsbury, of the Onwentsia Club near Chicago, joined a select group by making a hole in one on a 140 yard hole at Onwentsia. The green sits behind a large bunker, adding to the luck and difficulty of the shot.

W. F. Pillsbury Onwertsia Club Chicago Onwertsia John Ball, Jr Great Britain England Ball Margaret Curtis Boston Brookline Grace Keyes Miss Curtis

Caldwell Wins Motor Pace Race at Hills Grove Meet

In Providence on June 16 Monroe hit an accident in the fourth mile of the 15 mile motor paced race and fell nearly a lap behind, Caldwell taking victory as the event was stopped. Other results include a 5 mile handicap won by Harry Orcutt of Brockton and a 1 mile open victory by Harry Edwards of Brockton.

Caldwell Providence R. I Hills Grove Monroe Harry Orcutt Brockton Harry Edwards

Pennsylvanians Meet Knickerbockers in Bayonne Cricket

A potentially landmark cricket match unfolds today in New York Bayonne. The University of Pennsylvania eleven visits the Knickerbockers A C champions of New York, with Prendergast and Adam added from Manhattan CC to bolster the Knickerbockers. Play starts at 11 30 this morning.

New York Bayonne University of Pennsylvania Knickerbocker A. C Pennnsylvanians Germantown Belmont Philadelphia Haverford College Knickerbockers F. J. Prendergast W. Adam Manhattan Cricket Club Brooklyn

Lively Morning at Speedway Trotters Pace for Spectators

A brisk Sunday morning at the Speedway featured several pacers and trotters in spirited heats. Notable performances included Moth Miller 2:07 and Chip narrowly beating George Wallace 2:17%4, with Kingwood and Chance also posting close times. Coast Boy then impressed in late heats with 2:10 as crowds grew for the afternoon, though brush incidents were few.

Speedway Moth Miller George Wallace Vera G Kingwood Chance Peter George Walace Louis Kahn Chip George McBride Wallace George Coleman Kinkwood M. Irving McShed D. A. Kramer King Tom Christopher Hackett Charles Reilly Maud C D. Harrington Isaac Fleming Clayton J. P. Bauer Maid Thorn Douglas Hamilton Oscar B. Zhan David Randall

Today's Entries at Sheepshead Bay

Race card from Sheepshead Bay lists six events with weights and contenders. Notable horses include Sanders All Green The Musketeer Potente Tower of Candles Glennellie Ventura Maltster Bedner and St Finnan Frankfort in the first and Rosebud Stakes with Grail Disadvantage Meditation Laodice Lecrere Loring Santa Bonita Evelyn Maud in the second. The program covers three-year-olds and up with selling allowances and special weights across a mile plus distances on dirt and turf.

Sanders All Green the Musketeer Potente Tower of Candles Glennellie Ventura Maltster Bedner St. Finnan Frankfort Grail Disadvantage Meditation Laodice Lecrere -Loring Santa Bonita Evelyn Maud Alsike Young Dixon Borough Big Gun Bombshell the Corinthian

Shamrock IT Arrives on Clyde for Two Race Dates

The Shamrock IT reached the Clyde and docked at Greenock. Mast to be stopped and spars fitted tomorrow. Challenger to sail in two races on June 27 and July 6 on the Clyde with headquarters at Lamlam for daily racing against Shamrock.

London Clyde Greenock Lamlam Ces Shamroc J

Union Settlement A C Games Highlight Henry Arnold

Henry Arnold of the Union Settlement Athletic Club starred at the club grounds on East One Hundred and First Street winning the 60 yard dash and the one mile and a half run. He set a club record in the 100 yard hurdles exhibition and leads the club standings with 30 points. Other results include D Frank and M S Banford in the 60 yard race and J Bohmnol fink in the 600 yards.

Henry Arnold Union Settlement Athletic Club Amateur Athletic Union Buffalo East One Hundred and First Street Arnold D. Frank M. S. Banford G. Neckels J. Bohmnolfink M. Joyce W. Wynn H. Arnold P. McNabb P. Shea G. Craig J. Dunwodie F. Falke J. J. Hopkins C. Bernie M. S. Benford J. P. McNabb H. Mullarkey J. Craig J. Bohrwolfink J. McNabb J. Hopkins M. Wynn H. Spitzer G. Meckels H. Velson H. Neff C. Bosshart J. Arnold

Annual Bicycle Excursions and Races Take Place Across New York

The Mutual Wheelmen of Brooklyn plan a Forest View Park excursion on July 13 while the Richmond County Wheelmen host a July 4 championship at New Cove track Staten Island. John Nelson dominates early season race entries with fourteen matches in June and July. A June 23 combined run to Coney Island gathers 1,000 riders, ending with a Brighton Beach baseball championship between Greenwich Wheelmen and Richmond County or Calumet Cyclers, plus a dip in the surf. Royal Arcanum Wheelmen set Aug 3 events at Celtic Park LI including one and ten mile races and a championship bowling game between Royal Arcanum teams. The Associated Cycling Clubs seek to reform city street sprinkling contracts and review systems from other cities, with Fire Department accidents noted.

Mutual Wheelmen Brooklyn Forest View Park Hudson Richmond County Wheelmen New Cove Track West New Brighton S. I Staten Island New York Long Island John Nelson Nelson Hoste Baltimore Washington Philadelphia Hoboken Troy Springfield Worcester Revere Boston Coney Island Greenwich Calumet Cyclers Brighton Beach Royal Arcanum Wheelmen Celtic Park L. I S.C. Braddick West Ninety-ninth Street Royal Arcanum Associated Cycling Clubs of Ocal Street Fire Department Kings County

Sabbath Rest Marks Penn and Columbia Rowing Crew Day

June 16 Poughkeepsie New York crews observe Sabbath with locked boathouses and church attendance. Coach Ward and Hanlan announce Varsity seat assignments as Intercollegiate Rowing plans for July 2 with West Shore Railroad observation trains and special services from New York.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Pennsylvania Columbia Presbyterian Church W. P. Swartz Hildebrant Josh” Ward Cornwall New Paitz Walla Walla Hanlan Bow Jackson Townsend Weekes Irvine Nash Stevenson Bartholomew Niezer Intercollegiate Rowing Association Poughkeepsie-Highland Amateur Rowing Association Poughkeepsie-Highland West Shore Railroad Highland Station New York West Forty-second Street Highland

Local oarsmen enjoy Harlem River rowers scene

Pleasure row along the Harlem River drew crowds as crews kept training for upcoming regattas. Metropolitan Rowing Club entered two eight oared shells while Dauntless Union Nonpareil and Crescent clubs fielded one eight each.

Harlem Long Island Metropolitan Rowing Club Dauntless Union Crescent

Slow Cyclists Ride a Century on Long Island Run

About 100 riders, many first timers at 100 miles, joined the Claflin Cycle Club novice century on Long Island. Two divisions started from Bedford Rest at 6:30 A M with pace limited to ten mph, dinner break, and roughly eleven to twelve hours for completion. Notables included William Gillette and Frank H Dillaway, plus a Yorkville Wheelmen trial of sixteen riders from 6:20 A M to 5:40 P M.

Claflin Cycle Club New York Long Island D. M. Adee Century Road Club Association F. J. Keenan C. Fahner Jefferson Bedford E. W. Fleet George W. Wall Frank Haever Bedford Rest Coney Island Jamaica Lynbrook Freeport East Williston Hicksville Amityville Valley Stream Richmond Hill William Gillette Watervliet N. Y Frank H. Dillaway Boston Larned Burkhardt William F. Lendner David Lottich Yorkville New York City Louis Meyer Charles Martin

Injury to Ethelbert Not Permanent

Ethelbert the favorite in the Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay was reported injured after running on Saturday. The injury, described as not permanent, follows the beating that left concerns about his condition.

Ethelbert Sheepshead Bay Joiner Perry Bhelment Nen Iphip

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