Mineola Keeps Regatta Tie With Yankee In Larchmont Race
Forty-nine yachts competed in the Larchmont Yacht Club regatta with Mineola Jitney beating Yankee in the 30 mile schooner and sloop classes. Elmina II defeated Corona in the schooner division while Mineola and Yankee led the 70 footers with Mineola finishing two minutes ahead of Yankee and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. Ross Proctor
Mineola
J. Rogers
Maxwell
Yankee
Larchmont Yacht Club
W.A. Vanderbilt, Jr
Virginia
F. W. Brewster
Elmina Jr
Arthur F. Luke
Corona
Ina Zephyr
Elmina II
Balloower
Elmina, Jr
Leeward
Windard
W.K Vanderbilt
Charles Lane Paar Gytks
H. M. Raborg
Escape
George Mathews
Sagot
Sakana
Robert McCurdy
Boats Struggle in Gusty Race Off Bensonhurst Yacht Club
A southeast gale delayed open races as wind and rough seas kept seasick crews on deck. Inshore Cup race for Classes Q and ar saw Saetta claim victory over a five and a half mile triangle course with all boats hard pressed to keep sail and course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bensonhurst Yacht Club
Cours
Onsnindrs
A. C. Bellows
Saetta
H.M.S. H.M.S Saretta
G. H. Church
Poleton
Wraith
Calvin Tomkins
Oe Careless
R. W. Pepe Bae
Race to Block Island in foggy New York Club race
Seven boats started the 101 mile New York Athletic Club long distance race from Huckleberry Island to Block Island in dense fog and light wind. Alker's Alert led at start with Alyce, Hanley, Gauntlet, Tamérigine, Saladin, and Penekesse close behind. Rita and Flosshilde withdrew after the burnout of Flosshilde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Athletic Club
Huckleberry Island
Black Island
Lne
Edwin Ray
Acushia
Sullivan Brothers
Mopsa
T le Phoutillier
Heron
W. Durant
Rita
W. D. Hennon
J. W. Alker
Harry A. Jackson
Alyce
Hanley
L. D. Huntington
Frank Maier
R. W .Rathborne
H. de F. Baldwin
Marks Aboard Wins Third Race of Sea Teats Series
In a harbor race at Cliff Yacht Club yesterday Harry Marks's boat led six starters to win by one minute 11 seconds over Fred M. Snyder. W. Silkworth docked for fouling the stakeboat and retired. Other finishers were John Dillon Arthur Wildiz and Rupert A Riley with Riley taking third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Yacht Club
Harry Marks
Fred M. Snyder
W. &. Silkworth
John Dillon
Arthur Wildiz
Rupert A. Riley
France Seeks Gordon Bennett Cup in Auvergne Race
The July 5 Gordon Bennett race will feature France led by Thery and Callois in Richard Brasier cars with Duray and de Dietrich. Germany fields Jenatzy and Mercedes drivers as top contenders along with Lancia Italy Barton Werner and others. America lists Lyttle and Dingley in Locomobile and Pope Toledo, with Truex. Belgium and Switzerland also enter, while Italian, Austrian, and English crews compete as able dark horses on the treacherous Auvergne course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auvergne
France
Thery
Callois
Richard-Brasier
Duray
de Dietrich
Richard Brasier
Germany
Jenatzy
Zer
Mercedes
Italy
Lancia
Austria
Barton
Werner
Than Mercedes
England
Clifford Earp
Napier
C. Bianchi
Joe
Truex
Locomobile
Belgium
Switzerland
America
Lyttle
Dingley
Automobile Club of America
Clarence Grey Dinsmore
Baron de Caters
Clifford
Earp
Gordon
Bennett
Sal Cagno
Storero
Fiat Cars
Braun
De Courcry Wins Hundred Yard Dash at Adelphi Field Meet
F De Courcry won the hundred yard dash at the Central Branch YMCA field day at Adelphi Field Brooklyn yesterday. He started from scratch and beat D Teuschler who had eight yards handicap by inches. W Prinzle finished third. Other events included dashes, runs, high jump and shot put with handicap results and times listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. de Courcry
Central Branch
Young Men's Christian Association
Adelphi Field
Brooklyn
de Courcy
D. Teuschler
F. Hult
W. J. Forte
G. E. Nace
F. de Courey
C. D. Teuschler
W. Pringer
W. H. Lentz
G. E. Middleton
A. Everett
A. Wallace
L E. Lentz
T. McCherry, Jr
W. See Thun
D. McCherry
J. Totten
G. FE. Nace
I. Cooke, Jr
C. Hi. Perry
A. B. Rowland
F. Martienssen
J. D. McDonald
L. C. Kline
P. E. Dennett
H. L. Angeles
C. H. Perry
L. Sifferle
Sabrina Wins Seawanhaka Fifteen-Foot Race At Oyster Bay
The Seawanhaka-Corinthian fifteen-footers raced at Oyster Bay with W C Wetmore’s Sabrina defeating W Emlen Roosevelt’s Fly and F W Young’s Chipmunk. Start at 3 15 pm on a triangular course, Sabrina finished at 4 19 15 about three minutes ahead of Fry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
W.C. Wetmore
Sabrina
W. Emlen Roosevelt
Fly
F. W. Young
Chipmunk
Fry
Pelham Bay course eyed to boost New York rowing
Local clubs back a Pelham Bay waterway to host international regattas. Proposal includes a two mile straight course with a stone dike, inland lake, spectator avenues for up to 100000, dredging, and permanent club houses, backed by many NYC area rowing clubs and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelham Bay
Pilkington
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
New York
United States
Harlem River
Harlem
Rowing
City Hall
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Subway
Park Commissioners
Rodman’s Point
City Island
National Association of
Germany
France
England
Holland
Baltimore
Fortmeyer
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
Mulcahy and Varley
Atalanta Boat Club
Juvenal
Lockwood
Hamburg Henley
Active Boat Club
Hoboken
N. J
Aquatic Boat Club
Brooklyn
Ariel Boat Club
New York City
Atlantic Boat Club
Bloomingdale Boat Club
Brooklyn Rowing Club
Clifton Boat Club
Staten Island
Crescent Athletic Club
Crescent Rowing Club
Dauntless Rowing Club
First Bohemian Boat Club
Flushing Boat Club
Flushing
L. I
Harlem Rowing Club
Lone Star Boat Club
Metropolitan Rowing Club
Nassau Boat Club
Nautilus Boat Club
New Rochelle Rowing Club
New Rochelle
New York Athletic Club
Nonpareil Rowing Club
Orion Boat Club
Jersey City
Overpeck Boating Club
Englewood
Ravenswood Boat Club
Long Island City
Rosedale Boat Club
Seawanhaka Boat Club
Sheepshead Bay
Staten Island Boat Club
Valencia Boat Club
N.J
Varuna Boat Club
Wahnetah Boat Club
Waverley Boat Club
Wyanoke Boat Club
Luther H. Gulick
Public Schools of
Boston
Washington
James E. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
Race Will Test Strokes In Intercollegiate Regatta
Special to The New York Times from Poughkeepsie June 17 reports a debate over racing styles between Courtney and Ten Eyck. Ithaca favors a slower slide and deliberate finish while Syracuse and Ten Eyck push a quick, hard catch and rapid recovery. The piece cites crews from Cornell, Syracuse, Wisconsin, Georgetown, Columbia, and others and notes Coach Ten Eyck’s aim to produce speed and endurance for racing, not mere appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Poughkeepsie
Courtney
Ten Eyck
Ithaca
E.N Packard, Jr
Syracuse
Cornell
Wisconsin
Georgetown
Goodwin
Columbia
Philadelphia crew to compete for Grand Challenge Cup at Henley
The Vesper Boat Club crew from Philadelphia arrived in Plymouth from New York aboard the American Line steamer New York. They report good health and high spirits as they aim to reclaim the Grand Challenge Cup at Henley Regatta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
England
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
New York
American Line
Records Fall As Public Schools Dominate City Meet
In Columbia Oval Will iam's Bridge, nearly four hundred students contested the elementary school championships. Public School 40, Manhattan 44, and Manhattan 18 traded leads with 28, 22, and 20 points respectively as eleven records were broken or tied, led by N Volk's 120 yard low hurdles and Waldorf Meyer's shot put mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Oval
William's Bridge
Public
Manhattan
Brooklyn
N. Volk
Timbers
Waldorf Meyer
James Hart
Henry Kennedy
Suarez
Crawford
Nathan Rosenberg
George Ziess
Frank Schick
Percy Woodward
Thomas King
Harold Butler
H. Kupfer
I. Bugher
W. Co
Harry Stark
C. Nicholson
Howard Barrett
Bronx
David Weinstein
Leonard Witham
W. Lawler
George Phillips
Horace Wright
W. Crawford
Walter Ringwald
John Bonser
R. Micknas
N Volk
Leavitt Sherwood
Charles Burkhardt
Kurt Raner
Elmer L. Rudd
Charles Kant
George Walsh
Public School
J. Beister
W. Weinstock
H. Schmidt
H. Marshall
Charles Walters
George Schilling
John Ryan
John Wagner
J. Buttner
R. Horn
A. Tuttle
F. Suarez, Jr
Thomas Downey
C. Voorhees
Henry Grother
Humphrey White
George Waldenberger
C. J. Robinson
George Weston
A. Compton
Bartlett Robinson
C. Walden
Charles Sierichs
Ss. Stern
F. Wulf
R. Peterkin
M. May
W. Irvine
A. Fitzgerald
Crescent Lacrosse Triumph Over Bradford Club at Bay Ridge
Crescent defeats Bradford Lacrosse Club of Canada 2 to 1 in a close Bay Ridge game. O Rourke scores the winner from Wall late in the match after McInstree nets a late Crescent goal. Kennedy O Flynn Dobby and Wall starred for Crescent. Graham Rose, Allen and Ford among the Bradford lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Athletic Club
Bradford Lacrosse Club
Canada
Bay Ridge
Crescent
McInstree
Kennedy
O'Flynn
Dobby
Wall
O'Rourke
Crescents
Bradfords
Graham Rose
Wee
Goab
Allen
Campbell
Sinclair de Casanova
Webb Drakley
Nderson Dobby
Caldwell Sheriff
Archer Kennedy
Farrell O'Flynn
Heffernan O' Rourke
McClellan Rial Wees
McIinstree E. Miller
Ryan
E. Miller
L. J. Doyle
Belgium PIPE CARS Ad Highlights European Link and Savings
A Philadelphia or New York automotive dealer promotes Belgium PIPE CARS, claiming they rival top imported models in mechanism, style, and low maintenance. The ad notes a 20 percent lower total cost including duty, with Joseph S. Heller leasing a garage at 123 West 52d Street and offering an automobile book with new car designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Belgium
Wmir
Joseph S. Heller
West 52d Street
Heligoland Race Begins in Dense Fog Off Dover
The Dover to Heligoland yacht race opened in thick fog and rain with light winds. Eleven starters faced hazards as Navahoe led early, followed by Formosa, Lethe, Clara, and Satanita. Hildegarde and Endymion restarted after miscues, while Fleur de Lys Moonstone Lethe and others were forced back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
England
Heligoland
William
Edward R. Coleman
Hildegarde
Corinthian Yacht Club
Philadelphia
George Lauder, Jr
Endymion
Indian Harbor Yacht Club
Henry S. Redmond
New York Yacht Club
Lewis A. Stimson
George W. Wattens
Royal Phelps Carroll
Wilson Marshall
Atlantic
Edmund D. Randolph
Earl of Crawford
Valhalla
M. Fitzgerald
T. F. A. W. Kennedy
H. K. Bellew
L. H- Soloman
Sunshine
J. K. E. Baird
Formosa
Max von Guilleaume
Clara
O. Huldschinsky
Felix Simon
Therese
Lord Brassey
Sunbeam
Allison V. Armour
Thistle
Robert E. Tod
America
Navahoe
Lethe
Satanita
Fleur de Lys
Ansa
Moonstone
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. K. Vanderblit, Jr
Beb
Ee Mimosa HI
Trenor’'L. Park
Stewart
Alls Mikes
DC Rima
Miles Banzai
la Vron Seerari
Phryne
L Maxwell
Carleta
Harriaian
Dahinda
Duncan Jt
Red Cara
Mia
s +beers
Wainwright
Minx
Howard Willetts
San Solas Fame
Adelaide
Adee Brothers
Belmont Eae Pee
Alera J. W
A. H. Alker
May Ayn Yy Ibis
O'D
Maid of Mendon
D Guthrie
Miles Tartan
Allan Pirie
Cortre
Rascal
Hopkins
Rana
Cricket Macy Willetts
Nora
D. Trelin
Wales
Marstral A. C
Bostwick
J R A. Raney Treeeete
A. B. Alley Seeee
Monty Air
Larchmont
Ste
Vaquero IL
William Siar
J. H. Esserne
Toto Wate
DE M
Ourse
A. B
Kanaka
Paumonak
F. P
GipHas
C. M. Pinckney
Hamburg
Awie Ace
Boviler
Bayside
Gravesend Bay
Block Island
Mallory
J. Ie
Saladin
Lune
H . Jackson, Jr
Tamerlaine
Penekesse
F. Baldwin
Huntington
Gauntlet
J. Wallace
TJ. Schmidt
J. Kyle
Commodore Hastings
Long Island
Francis G. Stewart
Regina
Commodore’ Hastings
Peggy
Cumnock
Nike
F. N. Steele, Jr
William Greenough
Fearless
John Hyeslop
Tern
Augustus Smith
Minerva
Pelham Bay Course
Poughkeepsie Regatta
Vesper
Manhattan 40
125Th ST
7Th & 8Th Aves
Lithia
The
Tonneau
H. P
Double Phaeton
Atlantic Heads
Wm. W. Astor
Jos. H. Choate
Whitelaw Reid
John Whitley
Fulton St
Main
Coney Island” Jockey Club Racing
the Durland Company
West 66Th Street
Harry Brenchley
C. & A. Patented Building Construction Co
Broadway
Nearrooklyn
William Duhigg
Dutchogue
Maurice Fitzgerald
Jamaica
John C. York
Theodore B. McCormack
C. M
St. John
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