The Studebaker SIX The Car Built of Heat Treated Steels
The Studebaker SIX is described as built from heat treated steels tested by over 100 processes and 142 furnaces making it the largest heat treating plant in the industry. Superior roadability balance and freedom from vibration are claimed due to scientific methods and close manufacturing, with emphasis that assemblers cannot match the quality or value. A sales booklet promises the Touring Car and Roadster models.
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Studebaker
New Skipper Named as Vanitie Reconsiders Helm
Vanitie assigns Harry Haft to helm after Captain William S. Dennis resigns at City Island. The search for an amateur skipper continues with Addison G. Hanan and Charles Francis Adams, 2d, among potential contenders. The team notes Dennis miscast and a recent sail change by designer Gardner altered performance.
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William S. Dennis
Alexander Smith Cochran
Harry Haft
Hank Haff
Dennis
Haff
Addison G. Hanan
Hanan
Resolute's Wheel
Charles Francis Adams
Boston
Capt
Sandy Hook
Vanitie
Greenport
Frederick F. Brewster
Elmina
Mr. Cochran
Westward
Morton F. Plant
Elena
City Island
Phil
William Gardner
Resolute
Gardner
Harry Haff
Wiliam E. Iselin
Schoner Enchantress
Newport
Enchantress
Lord Dunravens Valkyrie NT
Volunteer
Volunteer Thistle
Herreshoff
Nicholson to remove lead from Shamrock IV keel
Gosport reports Charles E. Nicholson plans to strip about four tons of lead from the Shamrock IV keel to boost speed. A Portsmouth dispatch notes a special development in the America's Cup challenger race as of June 16.
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Gosport
England
Charles E. Nicholson
Thomas Lipton
London
Portsmouth
Riz of
Shamrock SV to Become Cutter with Longer Bowsprit
The Shamrock SV is to change from a sloop to a cutter. The challenger for the America's Cup will gain a longer bowsprit and Jibana foresail. Removing the lead will reduce her water line and alter the time allowance.
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Shamrock SV
Metropolitan Championship Tennis Results Show Washburn Triumphs
In the Metropolitan Championship at West Side Lawn Tennis Club Forest Hills Washburn defeated Herbert Hahn in straight sets to advance. Prominent players faced early exits as veterans Hackett and Alexander rejoined doubles action amid a series of round updates detailing singles and doubles progress.
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Forest Tie
Herbert Tlahn
Leland Stanford University
W. M. Washburn
Harold H. Hackett
Frederick B. Alexander
J. T. Harrison
F. ¥. Thomas, Jr
Harold Throckmorton
R. O’gorman, Jr
George M. Church
Howard Voshell
Benjamin M._ Phillips
Henry&. Mellick
Dr. William Rowenaum
Walter L. Pate
Get. George ©. Shafer
Frederick ©. Inman
Alfred D. Hammett
W. A. Campbell
James $. Cushman
Louis Graves
Charge M. Church
Arthur Ss. Cragin
Benjamin M. Phillipa
WH. J. Henry
Alfred J. Hamnett
Abraham Assford, Jr
Louis Gans
Herbert Hahn
R. Lindley Mar
Dean Mathey
Watson M. Washburn
Charles M. Bull, Jr
F. T. Hunter
K. G. Fisher
Wagner Dominates Yonkers Open Tourney Debut
Mian Marie Wagner, national tennis champion, opened her Yonkers Amacassin Club tourney with straight sets win over Miss Wil. She then defeated Miss Carrie Is. Neely 6-? and 6-2, showcasing superb form. Clare Cassell also posted a doubles win as women’s singles proceed through rounds with several defaults and close scores.
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Mian Marie Wagner
Yonkers
Miss Wil
Miss Wagner
Carrie Is. Neely
Tlinois
Clare Cassell
Clara Cassell
Helen Bernhard
Minskh, Browning
Hessie Holden
Mina Muarjorie Browning
Ann Harilton
Carrie B. Neely
C. L. Seidenberg
Marie Wagner
Miss Milbourn
Marie Warner
Carrie B- Neely
F. A. Ballin
Miss Mary Hamilton Oy Bourn
S. P Luller
Dr. St. ©. Moorehead
Ss. H. Rowe
Pr. BF
Navier High School Field Day Impresses Old Timers at Travers Island
A few hundred attendees including many veterans watched Navier High School field events on Travers Island. The old timers relay saw three teams compete, with HNG winning by about twenty five yards as Kelly, Travers, Painton, and Halligan starred. Class 1A led with 36 points, while Kour A and A followed.
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Navier High School
Travers Island
HNG
Kelly
Travers
Painton
Halligan
Holy Cross University
Kour A
Gallagher
Gamble
Yale Varsity Crew Shell Sinks In Thames Swamp
Yale's varsity eight swamped in rough Thames water off Red Top while returning from a paddle to the navy yard. The crew swam ashore with the shell and were assisted by a launch. Yale later celebrated beating Harvard in baseball with a large bonfire as crews prepare for the Herrick Cup race.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Varsity
Thames
Red Top
Broad View
Navy Yard
Tiarvard
Harvard
Herrick
McLean
Wray
New Haven
Columbia Has Only To Beat Cornell
Special to The Times from Poughkeepsie New York June 16 predicts that Cornell and Columbia will fight it out to the finish in the June 27 race. Several crews battled rough water with Penn, Wisconsin and Syracuse also racing as crews faced hazards including a hillside blast that sent boulders into the river.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Jim Rice
Inan
Columbia
Cornell
Rice
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Badgers
Milton
Vail
West Shore
Nickalls
Krum Elbow
Hiram Conunbear
University of Washington
Courtney
Connibear
Box bout purse halted after unsatisfactory showing
The Montana Roxine Commission ordered Copper City Athletic Club not to pay the purse for last night's boxing match between Jack Dillon of Indianapolis and Bob Moha of Milwaukee. Chairman Cooney announced an investigation into Moira's performance and Dillon was to be paid his share after the referee's decision.
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Mont
Montana Roxine Commission
Copper City Athletic Club
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Bob Moha
Milwaukee
Cooney
Moira
Dillon
Finland Excluded From Olympic Map At Congress
Paris June 16 The International Olympic Congress adopted the German definition of an Olympic nation ruling Finland cannot enter as a separate nation. Some delegates favored withdrawing entirely rather than compete under the Russian flag. The United States abstained, France opposed, England and colonies voted with Germany, and Russia preferred Finland to compete under Russia’s name.
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Paris
Finland
International Olympic Congress
United States
France
England
South Africa
Germany
Russia
Italy
Congress
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Carpentier Sought as Referee for Johnson Bout
Paris on June 14 reports Georges Carpentier the European heavyweight champion has been asked to referee the Johnson Moran fight set for June 21. Several others were proposed, but Carpentier is the only candidate acceptable to both sides and it is expected he will accept.
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Carpentier
Johnson
Paris
Georges Carpentier
Pugilist
Europe
Johnson-Moran
Aero Club Sanctions World Flight Race From Panam Expo
The Aero Club of America issued formal sanction for a around the world race starting at the Panam Pacific Exposition next May. A $150,000 prize is guaranteed by a bank with exposition managers providing the funds. Prize money could total about $1,040,000 when including affiliated events and participant shares.
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Aero Club of America
Arnold Kukman
Aero Club
Kruckmann
International Aeronautical Federation
Nero Club of America
Krockman
The
New York
Kruckman
Alan KR. Thawley
Charles M. Manly
Henry A. Weiss Wood
Henry Woodhouse
Arthur Johns
Howard Huntington
National Aero Clubs of
Great Britain
France
Russia
Germany
Denmark
Belgium
Netherlands
Union Boat Club Crew Sails for Henley Regatta
The Union Boat Club crew sails from Boston on the steamer Caronia to England to compete in the Henley regatta set for July 14. The move signals Boston’s rowing team aiming for honors in the renowned event.
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Boston
Union Boat Club
England
Caronia
Harvard Crew Sails for Henley with Yale Rivalry
The twelve oarsmen, led by captain Paul Withington, depart for Sennington with plans to row in Henley events. Tudor Gardiner of Harvard will join the Union entry for the diamond sculls while Harvard’s second eight goes to England after the Yale regatta at New London. Coxswain T Abeles from St Louis rounds out the crew. most aboard are Harvard alumni.
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Tudor Gardiner
Harvard
Gardiner
England
Yale
New London
Paul Withington
Honolulu
Lothrop Withington
Roger Cutler
Ss A. Sargent
R. M. Tappan
Beliol Farley
Gordon Baish
Jesse Ward
J R B. Ayre
Jo M. Lunt
P Badger
T. Abeles
St Louis
Badger
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