Endurance Row: Navy Crews Complete 65 Mile Race
Four fleets from the First Battalion endured fog and rain to cover about sixty-five miles in a naval endurance contest. The Granite State anchored off Twenty fourth Street received the winners at 11:30 AM with the First Division arriving later as crews battled head winds and cold. Ensign Kellogg led the Fourth and Ensign Raff steered the Third in the top finish amid strenuous conditions.
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United States
Granite State
Twentyfourth Street
East River
L. E. Raft
Kill von Kull
Staten Island
F. L. Kellogg
E. C. Dekay
Herkins
L. Bd. Raff
Walter C. Shaw
Alfred Elfed
Jules Dieckx
Edward F. Moran
J. J. D. Devoe
Charles Selin
Lewis Meng
Walter Chapin
James Langford
Harvey Walters
Harvey Schneider
Harry Newport
Championship Tennis Week Highlights National and New Jersey Events
Two major lawn tennis championships unfold this week with the women's National title and the New Jersey State meeting. The Women's Championship may be defaulted by Elizabeth H. Moore, who has held the title four times, as play begins at Philadelphia Cricket Club Wisahickon Heights. Helene Homans enters with May Sutton’s sister among entrants. Carrie B. Neeley and Homans defend the doubles crown. The New Jersey State Championship runs at Morristown Field Club, with Frederick G. Anderson defending and Behr, runner up, challenging alongside Herbert Little for doubles. Alice L. Day holds the women’s title. East Jersey League players join metropolitan amateurs and collegians in a crowded field across Hamilton Grange courts as additional events continue.
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New Jersey
Elizabeth H. Moore
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Wissahickon Heights
Helene Homans
May Sutton
Carrie Bb. Neeley
Cincinnati
Miss. Homans
Morristown
Alice L. Day
East Jersey Lawn Tennis League
Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club
Kramer Wins City of Paris Grand Cycling Prize
Frank Kramer of Newark New Jersey the American bicycle champion won the City of Paris Grand Cycling Prize worth 1000 dollars in Vincennes France. The event attracted top French riders and other European competitors. Kramer had recent success in Europe and displayed a burst of speed to take the tape as the winner.
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Vincennes
France
Frank Kramer
Newark
N. J
City of Paris
Kramer
Europe
Suburban Handicap Likely Becomes Rich Test of Poor Class
The twenty second Suburban Handicap at Coney Island opens Thursday with a shockingly large field of beaten and undefeated entries. Oiseau carries 125 pounds as top weight and is viewed as a probable starter while Kuroki may join Keene Stable in the lineup.
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Coney Island Jockey Club
Artful
Tanya
Burgomaster
Hermits
Stalwart
Gravesend
Oiseau
Kuroki
Keene Stable
Keene
Tokalon
Brooklyn
Off Day at Speedway Shows Sparse Drive
The Speedway Drive was largely deserted after heavy rain left the course soggy and threaten storms kept drivers away. Despite conditions, riders such as Peter A. Hendrickson and Maurice Newmark competed, Kennedy’s Teddy K. winning a close two heat race while Maggie Cline broke a sulky tire in the final. The New York Driving Club matinee season at Empire City track starts Saturday with cups and double team racing promoted by Ackley C. Schuyler, with Gov. Holt and Deputizer leading the speed field.
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Speedway
Peter A. Hendrickson
Thomas B. Leahy
Ike ” Fleming
H. D. Gill
Coast Maine
A. C. Schuyler
W. E. Parsons, Jr
A. Essery
Grays
Maurice Newmark
Maggie Cline
T. J. Kennedy
Teddy K
Walter F. Kilpatrick
Gertle H
W. McDonald
Forrester
T. J Kennedy
Newmark
Mr. Kennedy
New York Driving Club
Empire City
Ackley C. Schuyler
W. C. Floyd-Jones
Gov. Holt
Deputizer
Deputize
King Chimes
Butler Says No Football At Columbia Yet
President Nicholas Murray Butler discloses that three university committees on athletic policy began after football was abolished in December, with the Faculty and Alumni committees reporting progress while the Students' Committee has not yet submitted. Final action awaits all three reports after autumn term begins.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
New Sporting Features Planned At Madison Square Garden
Three new events will arrive this week at the Madison Square Garden skating rink. Tonight a pushball game on roller skates pits a New York Athletic Club team against the Metropolitan Roller Skating Club. Tomorrow night two teams from the Silent Five basketball club compete on roller skates. Wednesday hosts regular weekly races, Thursday features a broom ball game, and Friday and Saturday showcase a series of special races.
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Madison Square Garden
New York Athletic Club
Metropolitan Roller Skating Club
Silent Five
Brooklyn Shut Out by Inferior Batting in Key Games
In two American League contests Chicago and St. Louis won while no leaders played. Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn, dropping Brooklyn to seventh. Boston fell to Chicago, and St. Louis beat Washington as the Chicago and St. Louis clubs asserted themselves.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicagos
St. Louis
Washington
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Highlight NL and AL Games
National League game saw Cincinnati defeat Brooklyn 3 to 0. American League results included Chicago beating Boston 3 to 1 and St Louis topping Washington 7 to 3.
Schedule of today’s MLB games across leagues
Pittsburg visits New York Cincinnati plays Brooklyn Chicago faces Boston St Louis meets Philadelphia New York travels to Detroit Philadelphia hosts Cleveland Boston battles Chicago Washington visits St Louis
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National League
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
ST. Pittsburg
Phila
Phia
Bocas Detroit
St Louis
Boston i
Brooklyn Shut Out by Cincinnati in Sunday Game
Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 3 to 0 as distractions and police stoppages halted play. Eason and Fraser were escorted from the field. Eb bets Hanlon and Donovan among those detained briefly. Scant hits and a costly error, with Huggins and Lobert contributing for Cincinnati.
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Washington Park
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Brooklyns
Hanlon
Donovan
Scanlon
Ewing
Delehanty
Klein
Corcoran
Seymour
Kelley
Barry
Lobert
Odwell
Alperman
Ribpoae
Hug
Casey
Seym’r
Batch
Lumley
OjJordan
Stepkins
Huggins
KeUey
Mamie Wins Crescent Cup Fourth Race at Bay Ridge
In light winds off Bay Ridge J H W Bergens Mamie won the Crescent Cup fourth race. Strong flood tide hindered three boats from finishing including Cocktail Seat and Skidoo which retired. New Moon by C H Langdon finished second, 41 seconds back. Course listed as 414 miles with start at 12 50 PM.
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Bay Ridge
J. H. W. Bergen
O. W. Heinigke
H. C. Hill
W. C. Damron
C. H. Langdon
Chicago Triumphs Over Boston In Eight Run Rally
The Chicagos defeated Boston 8 to 1 as a late inning rally sealed the win. Chicago pulled ahead in the seventh after Boston led in the sixth, and exploded for two more in the eighth. Key hits came from Stahl Jones Tannehill and Donohue with solid defense backing Harris on the mound for Boston.
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Chicago
Chicagos
Boston
Ribpo AE
Ribpore Hahn
Parent
Jones
Stahl
Isbell
Grim'w
Davis
Armb
Ter
White
Harris
Ss.s
Tannehill
Donohue
Sullivan
Peterson
Armbruster
Ferris
Ferris Batter Paces St. Louis Shine In Exhibition
In St Louis and Washington exhibitions runners posted crosses and Homers. Cross and O Brien doubled, Niles homered, Brien saced, Heydon and Hughes each charged with passed balls. Altizer Niles Stone stolen bases. Hughes Howell hit by pitch. Howell and Hughes walked. game times listed as one hour forty minutes and two hours seven minutes with umpires Connolly Evans Sheridan.
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Heydon
Hughes
St. Louie
Washington
Cross
O’ Brien
Niles
Brien
Altizer
Stone
ST. Louis
Airpore
Hartzell
Sch
Spencer
Howell
Psf
Stanley
Eastern League Scores and Standings Snapshot
In Newark the Newark and Buffalo game ends 3 to 7 with Pardee Breckendorf and McManus on the mound. Montreal tops Toronto in a 7 to 2 affair as W L and P C details appear for teams Jersey City Baltimore Buffalo Montreal and Newark in the standings. American Association results show Columbus 5 Minneapolis 3 Louisville 4 Milwaukee 7 and Toledo 5 St Paul 4.
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Jersey City
Baltimore
Buffalo
Montreal
Newark
Providence
Rochester
Toronto
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Scores of Other Games Across City and Nearby Areas
Baseball results list several matches: St Johns Oval over Woodbine 5 to 1. Ridgewood over Pottstown 4 to 3. Marquette Oval over Royal Giants 4 to 2. Port Chester over St Louis Nationals 7 to 2. Hoboken over Jersey City 4 to 1. Bay Ridge over Empires 7 to 5. Hackensack Crescents over St Marys 5 to 4. Albany over Wilkes Barre 4 to 0.
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St. John’s Oval
St. John’s ©. C
Woodbine
Ridgewood
Pottstown
Marquette Oval
Marquettes
Royal Giants
Port Chester
N. C
St. Louis Nationals
Hoboken
Jersey City
Bay Ridge
Empires
Hackensack
Weeklong New York Yacht Regattas Highlight Big Debuts
A busy sailing week unfolds with debuts for schooners Queen Irolita Effort and Gardenia at New York regatta events. Boats travel from Bristol New London City Island and Larchmont while remeasurements adjust classes. Multiple races mark Thursday to Saturday across New York Larchmont Seawanhaka Oyster Bay and Sea Gate.
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Queen
Irolita
Effort
Gardenia
New York
Glen Cove
Bristol
Celt
New London
Larchmont
City Island
Yankee
Mineola
Rainbow
Elmina
Hartford Yacht Club
Bayside
Atlantics
Gravesend
New York Athletic Club
Block Island
Oyster Bay
Sea Gate
Hartford
Seawanhaka
Corona
Invader
Eclipse
Agatha
Regatta of Pavonia Yacht Club Closes With Close Finishes
Nine mile triangular course off Bayonne draws about twenty boats. Closest results occur in the auxiliary race where three boats finish within seconds. Sloops first division Thordis wins by actual time. Clio loses on corrected time in second division. Holmes wins corrected time over Numa in open catboats. Zoraida takes yawl class over Virginia B.
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Pavonia Yacht Club
Bayonne
Collins
Thordis
Bergman
Clio
Rainbow
Holmes
Numa
Figurra
Zoraida
Capt. Bohlen
Virginia B
Century Road Club race on Merrick Road won by Hintze
The twenty five mile handicap road race from Valley Stream to Seaford and back concluded with H. Hintze taking victory on a 14 minute handicap in 1 11 15 actual time. Fifty starters and prizes to ten finishers plus three time prizes for scratchmen. The best actual times went to Charles Mock, A Demorest and O J Devine. Ten finishers listed. A fifty mile handicap race postponed to Sunday July 1 at Rockville Centre.
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Century Road Club of America
Merrick Road
Valley Stream
Seaford
Return
H. Hintze
Charles Mock
Century Road Club
A. Demorest
New York Athletic Club
O. J. Devine
Mock
Walter Burden
Harry Early
Ernest G. Guippe
Gilpin
F. J. Hang
F. Rohrenden
Thomas P. Hannon
Andrew Johnson
J. Neami
Rockville Centre
New York Shooters Enter Grand American Handicap
Richmond Ind June 17 The Grand American Handicap entries include Frank B. Stephenson Crescent Athletic Brooklyn Gus Grieff New York Athletic Club New York City Henry Wells J A Ertistt Sim Glover W H Hearne and T H Kelley Raymond Hendricks Rye A H Durston and George A Mosher Syracuse are also listed About 500 marksmen are expected to compete Tuesday through Thursday No New Yorker has won the handicap since 1902 Charles Floyd took the prize.
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New York Times
Richmond
Ind
Indianapolis
Inter-State Association
Frank B. Stephenson
Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Gus E. Grieff
New York Athletic Club
New York City
Henry 8. Wells
J. A. K. Ertistt
Sim Glover
W. H. Hearne
T. H. Kelley
Raymond Hendricks
Rye
N. Y
A. H. Durston
George A. Mosher
Syracuse
Charles Floyd
Merchants Fight Insurance Firms For Fair Settlement
The San Francisco Merchants' Association plans a mass meeting of all city commercial bodies to push for a fair settlement with insurance companies. The meeting aims to organize a Policy Holders' Protective Association. Thirty five California insurers refuse the new sixty day proofs extension or policy holder lists, prompting legal action by Commissioner Wolf and Attorney General Webb.
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New York Times
San Francisco
Merchants’ Association of
College oarsmen rest amid quiet day on river
At Poughkeepsie June 17 all college crews took a day of rest with Wisconsin Georgetown Columbia Cornell and Pennsylvania sailors joining church services and peaceful sails. Harvard Yale crews also enjoyed light outings and good health reports.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Wisconsin
Georgetown
St. Mary’s Church
Columbia
West Point
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Highland
Yale Quarters
Gale’s Ferry
Conn
Fisher’s Island
Walter Jennings
Gen. Skiddy
Oarsmen Prepare for July Regattas on Philadelphia and Long Island
Harlem River training resumes as New York clubs brace for the Long Island regatta at Flushing Bay on June 30 and the Philadelphia Fourth of July races. Seawanhaka and other clubs plan senior doubles and quadruple events while national meetings set a placid tone for oarsmen this season.
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Harlem River
Philadelphia
New York
Long Island Rowing Association
Flushing Bay
L. 1
Crescent Athletic Club
Sheepshead Bay
Dauntless
Ravenswood
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Worcester
Mass
Executive Committee
Seawanhaka Boat Club
Long Island
McLoughlin
Fred Shepheard
Hoben
Philadelphia Barge Club
Sce Tre
Shepheard
Union Boat Club
Palisade
Union
Bohemians
College Point
Budke
Vesely
Louis Major
Joseph Callahan
Metropolitan Boat Club
Rink
Wetzler
Nelson
Hoyer
Dunn
Sulger
Clement
Rivas
New York Athletic Club
Harlem
New York Bay
National Association
Lake Quinsigamond
Middle States
Washington
Hunt
Fred Fuessel
J. J. Hughes
Atalanta
George 8. Wooley
Joseph Thompson
G. B. Hayward
Nassaus
C. S. Titus
Regatta Committee
Middle States Association
James A. Pilkington
Claude Zappone
Potomac Boat Club
Racing car work advances at Maxwell Vanderbilt field test
Joe Tracy and George Robertson inspect progress on the Maxwell Vanderbilt racing car with new features under development. Robertson might drive in elimination trials or another car later, illustrating his proven skill as a top geo racing driver.
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Joe’’ Tracy
George Robertson
Maxwell-Vanderbilt
Robertson
Maxwell
Chrystie
Geo Racing
Eee
New York
Boston
Chicago
Franklin
San Francisco
Franklin Automobile Factory
Roland Douglas
The
Federation of American Motorcyclists
Rochester Motorcycle Club
Rochester
F. L. C. Martin
George M. Macintyre
Plainfield
N. J
Rome
Utica
L. J. Mueller
Cleveland
Ohio
Republicans Celebrate Fifty Years of the Party
In Philadelphia the National Republican League marks the fiftieth anniversary with a four day celebration in Musical Fund Hall. Gov. Pennypacker praises the party while historical papers are read by William Barnes Sr. and Dr. Robert Reyburn. Lincoln figures are noted in remarks and a crowd recalls Fremont Dayton era.
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Philadelphia
Musical Fund
Republican Party
Fremont
Dayton
National Republican League
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
Cannon
Treasury
Shaw
Gov. Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
Chicago
St. Louis
West
William Barnes, Sr
New York
Lincoln
Albany
Robert Reyburn
Washington
Garfield
Jacob Weand
Beaver
Penn
Col
A. K. McClure
Arrival of Buyers From Numerous Dry Goods Houses
A long list details buyers and agents from Patrick F A Co Duluth Filene's Boston Lowenstein Memphis Kahn Brothers Chicago Forsdick Brantley Memphis Colin Dry Goods Wichita Brenneman Lancaster Williams Scranton Oshkosh Heyman Oshkosh Edwards Syracuse Pomeroy Harrisburg W Bennethan New Haven Pendleton Church Street Imperial Adler Rochester Sampliner Cleveland Cooper Chicago Binswanger Jewelry Hotel Woodstock Hochschild Baltimore Forbes Wallace Springfield Dyer Hotel Normandie Hargadine St Louis Strauss Danville Millinery York Harris Nashville Miller Paine Lincoln Ferguson McKinney St Louis Stewart Baltimore Neal Syracuse Botteous Norwich White Street Smith Park Avenue Potpour of dry goods cloaks hats shirts and wares from hotels and city streets.
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Kahn, Brothers & Co
Chicago
Ill
L. Kahn
H. Kahn
Thomas Street
Prince George Hotel
Forsdick
Brantley Brothers Hat Company
Memphis
Broadway
Earlington
Edwards
Syracuse
N. Y
Mise M. Hughes
Victoria
Pomeroy & Stewart
Harrisburg
Penn
New Haven
Conn
Pendleton
Church Street
Imperial
Adler Brothers & Co
Rochester
Sixth Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Woodstock
E. Adelberg
Prince George
Hochschild, Kahn & Co
Baltimore
H. H. Turner
Miss FE. Clark
Fibbons
H. Strasburger
Union Square
Ely & Alker Dry Goods Company
St. Louis
B. W. Warden
Ginghams
Leonard Street
Herald Square
Strauss, L., Co
San Francisco
Cal
W. G. McCarthy
West Broadway
Strauss-Hecht Company
Danville
Strauss
Washington Place
Hotel York
Strauss Millinery Company
Indianapolis
Ind
Strauss, Millinery
Cadillac
Harris, Davis & Co
Nashville
Breslin
Stewart & Co
Panatela cigar shape rises to fashion in 1910s ad
Advert by Herbert D. Shivers promotes Panatela cigars as the era’s top shape. He touts uniform slim form for even draw and avoid over‑draught, claims wide world sales, and offers a fifty‑cent per cigar wholesale price with a forty‑cifty approval trial from The Times readers.
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New York Sun
Times
Havana
Sumatra
Herbert D. Shivers
Filbert Street
Philadelphia
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Inquisitor
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Ostrich
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James Reldick
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del Carino
Jack McKeon
Descend
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Priority
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Panique
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al. H. Woods
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Ayaa Sehen Eke
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Spray
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Keefe
American Association
Pavonia Yacht Club Regatta
Sloops
Eiap'd
H.M.S. H.M.S. H.M.S. Thordiss
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Groton
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Amolek Arrow Clupeco
Cluett, Peabody & CO
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Sheffield
Casino
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Frank E. Gore
Suth St
Borough of Manhattan
Holtan Company
Latson & Bonynge
Vendor
Wall. Street
Bar
Manhattan
Nee, Gore
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N. Mi
Mount & Robertson
Cabinetmakers
Broad
York Safe & Lock Co
J. M. Mossman
Maiden Lane
John
Barclay ST. Tel
Teperree Standard
F. 8
Exchange Clothing Co
Central Writer Exchange
Lyons
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