New Form of Grip Bedevils City Horses
An epidemic of grip spreads beyond New York with about 15 000 city horses affected. Veterinary experts describe a contagious new abscess form in the intermaxillary space and rising pneumonia risk. Dr McCaffrey reports rapid spread, fever up to 106 degrees, and quinine treatment, while inspectors note cases across farms such as Indiana.
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F.—J3. McCaffrey
New York Veterinary Hospital
McCaffrey
Indiana
T. M. Henderson
Hankinson
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Grip Attacks Newark Horses Amid Epidemic
In Newark New Jersey June 22 the grip influenza has reached the city affecting work horses. Several thousand animals in the region are sick and many stables report hospital lists. Experts link the outbreak to wet cold weather and continuous use preventing rest. Highly bred horses remain largely unaffected so far.
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Newark
N. J
Italian Mott Street Youth Heads Naval Academy List
Angelo Fasano of 19 Mott Street and alternate France G Blasdel of 15 Gramercy Park led the naval academy examination results. Fasano's rise from a humble home to top candidate is told with praise for his diligence and dream of becoming a naval officer like Admiral Dewey.
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Mott Street
Annapolis
Naval Academy
United States Navy
Angelo Fasano
France G. Blasdel
Gramercy Park
Joseph H. Wade
Patrick F. Shea
Brother Alban
St. Patrick's School
Albert E. Henschel
Fasano
Vincent Fasano
Angelo
Congressman Creamer
Hope
Fasanos
Admiral Dewey
Truants Endure Bread and Molasses After Tea Tape Delays
A Brooklyn truants home for 160 boys reportedly faced two weeks with only bread and molasses after a May 29 requisition for supplies was stalled by red tape. Principal French said delays came from the Borough School Board committee, with President Robertson promising inquiry and to prevent a recurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica Avenue
Brooklyn
French
Tle
Borough School Board
Robertson
War of Signs Over St Johns Excursions Sparks Nightly Vandalism
In West Hoboken a week of cliffside sign battles between St Johns Episcopal Church and St Johns Athletic and Dramatic Union ends with white letters changing dates July 17 and August 8. The rival groups, once church allies, clash over two upcoming excursions as guards watch nightly for a strategic sign switch.
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West Hoboken
Hoboken
St. John’s
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Lambert
St. John’s Church
Roselle Engineer Killed In Train Collision Near Communipaw
James T. Power fifty of Roselle was crushed to death when his locomotive jumped a split switch near Signal Tower No. 1 opposite Communipaw station Jersey City. The engine toppled over and blocked incoming trains for about an hour while the fireman Martin Daly escaped. Power leaves a widow and family. The body was taken to Speer's Morgue and then home.
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James T. Power
Roselle
Jersey City
Martin Daly
Speer’s
Converse
Beer drinking duck intrigues Jersey City warder
A three month old duck named Dewey in Frank McMahon's Jersey City poultry yard drinks stale beer from a nearby beer bottling plant. The duck becomes tipsy after each drink, then naps before resuming thirst with water at the pond.
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Frank McMahon
Montgomery Street
Jersey City
Bergen
Virginia Avenues
McMahon
Dewey
Jersey shore golf club prepares busy July season
Deal links show activity over the past two weeks with a major Fourth of July competition and several team matches planned against nearby north shore clubs. The club held an annual meeting electing a new Board of Directors and officers led by President George W. Young and Vice President Daniel O Day.
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Jersey Shore
North Shore
George W. Young
Daniel O’day
Joseph M. Byrne
Daniel O'Day
James Young
Morgan J. O'Brien
Frank H. Croker
John Larkin
Col
George B. M. Harvey
George B. Hurd
George F. Kroens
Chauncey H. Murphey
John P. O’brien
J. Kendrick Bangs
Albert C. Twining
James A. Deering
A. S. White
Col. G. B. M. Harvey
Trenton County Club tops New Brunswick Golf Club in 26 to 11 win
Trenton County Club defeated New Brunswick Golf Club 26 to 11 at Ross Hall links this afternoon. The report lists individual hole results for players Hunt Runyon Slocevich Morgan Tobin Smith Buckmann Kuser and others, plus weekly handicap standings for classes A through C and notes two Ardsley golfers events near Dobbs Ferry with a tie in Class A and a win in Class B.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Trenton Country Club
New Brunswick Golf Club
Ross Hall
Trenton
Hunt
L. Runyon
S-streets
Scammell
Slocevich
Freeman
N. Williamson
Kent
Wilson
Buckmann
Carpenter
Kuser
Ws. S
T. Smith
H. G. Parker
L. G. Meeks
J. P. Street
I. Howell
C. Deshler
A. Atkinson
D. Williamson
Miss Kirkpatrick
Miss Williamson
Mrs. Street
R. Johnson
Ardsley
Dobbs Ferry
H. B. Galey
R. H. Syms
G. E. Tarbell
Mixed foursome handicap results at Wee Burn club
Stamford June 22 The House Committee prizes mixed foursome event at Wee Burn records scores for pairs led by Eva Hoyt W L Baldwin and 12 others in a list of pairs with handicaps and net scores.
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Stamford
Conn
House Committee
Wee Burn
Eva Hoyt
W. L. Baldwin
W.D. Barkley
C. H. Seeley
F.M. Jones
J. Hutchings White
A. H. Smith
W N. Capen
J.R. Swan
George Sherrill
Dr. Sherrill
J. E. Capen
W.W. M. McCord
McCord
W. A. Comender
F. M. Tiffany
Dr. Tiffany
Katherine Merritt
S. Merritt
H Murlputt
E. E. Bruggerhof
Miss Woodbury
D. T. Woodbury
W. V. Collender
A. Floyd Delafield
Tie at 87 net yields low 90s gross at Baltusrol
A slim score turnout yesterday in the handicap at Baltusrol Golf Club near Short Hills New Jersey produced a tie at 87 net by R W Candler and Grier Campbell Campbell posted the day’s lowest gross with 90 strokes The leaders were all in contention for the top spot.
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Baltusrol Golf Club
Short Hills
N. J
R. W. Candler
Grier Campbell
Miss Hecker Wins Metropolitan Championship at Nassau
Miss Genevieve Hecker of the Essex County Club retains the metropolitan title with a tight 2 up victory over Miss Ruth Underhill in the five day Nassau tournament final. The final round at Glen Cove amid heat drew Nassau Club members as Walter J. Travis watched, and Ramsdell v Fuller closed the Consolation Cup with a twenty hole marathon.
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Genevieve Hecker
Essex County Club
Ruth Underhill
Miss Hecker
Morristown
Nassau Country Club
Glen Cove
Nassau Club
Miss Underhill
Walter J. Travis
Europe
Nassau
Homer S. Ramsdell
Powertog Club
Newbury
D. A. Fuller
Ramsdell
Fuller
H. R. Townsend
W. L. Hicks
J. B.C. Tappan
Gross. Hol.co
Demeuehe Sepes
Apawamis
Apawamis Club
Rye
L. H. Lapham
R. F. Matthews
Knollwood Club Handicap Competitions Report
Knollwood Country Club near White Plains held two 18 hole handicap events for three days of the members tournament, despite extreme heat. Robert Carroll won the Carroll Cup with 83 gross and 78 net from 3 handicap, while J F Todd and Austin P Kelley tied at 7 net for the Thebaud Cup, with a playoff to follow.
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Knollwood Country Club
White Plains
William Carroll
Robert Carroll
Paul G. Thebaud
J. F. Todd
Austin P. Kelley
Gross. Holep
Ralpharroll
T. Todd
L. N. Cicadia
G. F. Warren
A. W. Hoyt
Lees
New Rochelle Regatta Opens Club Quarters After Close Finishes
Fifty two yachts started the sixteenth annual New Rochelle Yacht Club regatta with forty six finishing. Humma defeated Altair by 23 seconds in the 51 foot class as Mira beat Douvina in the 43 foot sloop group. many classes posted tight margins amid a light southeast breeze. The club also opened its new Harrison Island quarters with a daytime band and evening illumination.
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New Rochelle Yacht Club
J. Rogers Maxwell
Herreshoff
Hunima
Cord Meyer
Altair
Douvina
Mira
Badger
Humma
Echo Bay
Old Hen
Harrison’s
H.M.S. H.M.S
F. M. Smith
Carwina
W.L. Ward
Cumbra
F. C. Henderson
Fleetwing
C. M. Fletcher
Seapha
J. Fallert
Leda
H. Ll. Maxwell
Ene Esperanza
H. O. Havemeyer
Neda
Robert Bacon
Enpronzi
Alfred Peats
Dot
C. T. Pierce
Windora
John Green
Badger, Thorson & Jones
Merrywing
H. M. Crane
Rogue
F. T. Bedford
Snapper
Viper
W. D. Hennen
Ruby
G. E. Edwards
Rochelle
Edward Kelly
Ojibway
D. P. Morse
Grace
J. F. Lambden
Moya
Anderson Dana
Neola
C. D. Mallory
Nike
Guy Forbes
Opossum
H. M. Raborg
H. Pryer
Mystral
A. C. Bostwick
Rod
R. G. Sand
R. N. Bavier
Gazabo
H. Valte
Vera
Robert Smart
Arline
A. E. Rendle
Weave
Pelham Country Club Larks
Skidoo
M. G. St. K. Davis
Yellow Jacket
George Robinson
Gloria
Charles Allen
Echo
Paul Allen
Hale
James Smith
Streak
E. Cunningham
Tom Boy
San Toy
A. M. Davidson
Chop Suey
Paul Downing
Scapha
Memory
Veda
Oiseau
Dade
Red
Kazaza
Walthour Beats Michael In Open Cycle Race
The Manhattan Beach opening program drew 5 000 to 6 000 spectators under a strong ocean breeze. Robert Walthour defeated Jimmy Michael in a 25 mile motor paced race, with McEachern Hoyt Pierce Caldwell and Butler following, as Walthour edged ahead late on the winded home stretch.
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Manhattan Beach
Jimmy" Michael
Bobby” Walthour
Louisville
H. B. Freeman
Portland
Oregon
G. H. Collett
New Haven
Conn
Kramer
Newhouse
Kimble
Fisher
Walter W. Smith
Kings County Wheelmen
Brooklyn
W. A. Ladue
Kings County
L. F. Firth
Brooks
Smith
Forrest
Charles Hadfield
Newark
N. J
H. E. Bleecker
R. M. Alexander
Hartford
J. P. Jacobson
Franz Krebs
Tom" Butler
Cambridgeport
Mass
Ore
Floyd Krebs
Hardy Downing
San José
Cal
Collett
Hadfield
Downing
Harry Fikes
Robert Walthour
Atlanta
Jimmy"' Michael
Wales
Archie '' McEachern
Toronto
Ontario
Freddie '’ Hoyt
Bridgeport
Independence sail trial delayed by fog over Boston harbor
The Independence race yacht trial and related formal commissioning ceremony were postponed due to persistent fog in Boston Harbor. Crew were fitted in new uniforms and Mr. Lawson, aboard the steam yacht Dreamer, watched the postponed event from Boston Light as work on inner fittings continues before a Newport arrival Wednesday night.
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Bab
Manhasset Yacht Club
Port Washington
L. I
Bob
Mist
Arizona
Dr. Wallace
Lassie
Commodore Hazen L. Hoyt
Scintilla
Manhasset
Boston
Independence
Mr. Lawson
Dreamer
Boston Light
Newport
Herreshoff's Nevada Beaten Again at Clyde Regatta
At the Royal Clyde regatta June 22 the Shamrock I could not race Nomad due to incomplete repairs. Young Herreshoff's Nevada started against the Tutty and was again badly beaten, with the Tutty leading by 33 minutes after 20 miles as wind lightened and contests paused.
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Herreshoff
Nevada
Kirn
Firth of Clyde
Royal Clyde
Young _ Herreshoff
Tutty
Yacht judges decide against Kaiser at Kiel week
Berlin June 22 The Kiel week yacht race yielded calm winds with 74 yachts becalmed near the finish after three hours of sailing. The Emperor steered the Empress's Iduna to fourth place and lodged a protest against a ruling or prize decision.
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Kaiser
Berlin
Kiel
Emperor
Iduna
Races Amid Wind Delays And Foreign Vessels At Kiel
The Emperor loses to the winner the Comet as wind hampers top boats. Freya, another French steam yacht, joins the Kiel races while foreign ships arrive including the Russian armored cruiser Svietlana commanded by Grand Duke Alexis. The Emperor receives limited attention from the spectators.
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Kiel Harbor
Svietlana
Grand Duke
Alexis
Acre
McFarland Beats Ross in 20 Mile Motor Paced Race
Floyd A. Mc Farland edged Arthur W. Ross by about three yards to win a twenty mile motor paced race at the Atalanta Wheelmen meet in Newark New Jersey. The sensational finish occurred at the Vailsburg track as spectators watched the close finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vailsburg
Newark
N. J
Floyd A. McFarland
Arthur W. Ross
Atalanta
McFarland
New York Rider Wins Open Half Mile at Revere Meet
At the Revere cycle track amateur events W J Dobbins of New York won the half mile open while Dan Sullivan of Brooklyn placed third. In the fifteen mile open race Sullivan won the first mile prize as New York riders led early. Dow captured the final lap win after Dobbins finished second and was disqualified for foul riding when he forced Kimball onto the bank.
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Boston
Revere
W. J. Dobbins
New York
Dan Sullivan
Brooklyn
Sullivan
Dobbins
Kimball
Dow
Nelson Beats Moran in Twenty Mile Motor-Paced Race
Philadelphia June 22 Johnnie Nelson defeated James Moran of Chelsea Mass in a twenty mile middle distance motor paced bicycle race at Woodside Park track. Nelson finished two and three quarter laps ahead with a net time of 30 34 35 and led by a lap at the ninth mile.
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Philadelphia
Johnnie” Nelson
James Moran
Chelsea
Mass
Woodside Park
Nelson
Moran
Sidepath Support Moves at New York Wheelmen Meeting
At the New York State Division League of American Wheelmen semi annual gathering in Elmira, Chief Consul Belding presided. H. S. Earle and Abbot Bassett attended. The group endorsed Sidepath work, urged riders to buy sidepath tags, and directed the Side paths committee to cooperate with the Sidepath Association of New York State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bocard
New York State
League of American Wheelmen
Rathbun Faicuse
Elmira
Belding
H. S. Earle
Abbot Bassett
National Organization
New York
Tew
York State
Middle States Championship Tennis Opens at Orange Club
The fifteenth annual Middle States lawn tennis championship begins July 1 at Orange Lawn Tennis Club Mountain Station N J under the United States National Lawn Tennis Association. The singles winner earns the right to challenge Malcolm D Whitman, current Middle States champion. A new three‑time winner trophy is offered with prizes for singles and doubles and a consolation prize in singles.
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Middle States
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Mountain Station
N. J
Malcolm D. Whitman
Whitman
Local cricket thrives in fine weather with multiple matches
At Prospect Park the Paterson Team A beat Kings County by 50 runs 80 to 130. Nelson Lodge defeated Brooklyn 78 to 33 by 45 runs. Montclair A C fell to Manhattan 119 for 4 wickets to 70. Manhattan lost to West Indians by 47 runs in the second XI. Bermudans were routed by Brooklyn Team C 106 for 8 wickets to 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Park
Paterson
New York Cricket Association
Kings County
Brooklyn
Nelson Lodge
Manhattan
Montclair A. C
Prospect Park Association
Manhattan Ill
West Indians
Bermuda
English County Championship Standings Stated
The English cricket season shows Yorkshire leading with six wins and no defeats, Lancashire second with five wins and one defeat, and Surrey third with four wins and one defeat. Notts, Middlesex, and Warwickshire follow as the race continues under the win-loss point system.
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England
Yorkshire
Lancashire
Surrey
Notts
Middlesex
Warwickshire
New York
Worcestershire
Doubleday Wins at Dyker Meadow Golf Event
F. N. Doubleday captured the ball handicap at the Dyker Meadow Club links near Fort Hamilton Brooklyn. His gross 85 earned him the event win with a 9 stroke handicap. Leaders in the field were listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doubleday
Dyker Meadow
F. N. Doubleday
Dyker Meadow Club Links
Fort Hamilton
Brooklyn
Golf for the Behman Cup second round results
Bay Shore golf links saw four victors in the Behman and club cups second round. Allan Pinkerton defeated Charles F. Hubbs 7 up and 6 to play, James Hyde beat William J. Hyde 3 up and 5 to play, S F Roths child defeated Miss Grace Ellis 3 up and 1 to play, Nelson C. Carman beat Richard Hyde 1 up over 21 holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
N. J
Morris County Golf Club
Ralph Marsh
F. M. Bacon, Jr
J. B. Dickson
Archibald Forbes
L. B. Garretson
Princeton
J. Walter Wood, Jr
Percy R. Pyne
James A. Tyng
Pyne
Bacon
Bay Shore
Allan Pinkerton
Charles F. Hubbs
James Hyde
William J. Hyde
S. F. Rothschild
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Golf Officers
Deal
The
New York Times
Gross
Gayley
Syms Cochrane
Seeessesers
Sewee Se
W. Middlebrook
Eldridge
B._ Coakley
Oreo
Tarbell
Eee
H. Harned
Sereseeres
H . Melleville
A. de Witt Cochrane
Knollwood
Senator Reed
Plainfield
the Park Golf Club
Charles A. Reed
Charles W. McCutchen
Morgan T. Townsend
Reed
William A. Townsend
Lester W. Hallock
Charles A. Reed Gross
Nees
Joseph I. Myers
Ack Eokee
H. D. Hubbard
Co. W.- McCutchen
George H. Bowly
B. H. Pelzer, Jr
Eugene Wabenke
Marmaduke Tilden
Edith McBurney
Daniel Bowly
D. T. Craig
New Rochelle Regatta
New House
Marine and Field Club Regatta
Marine and Field Club
Yacht Racing Association of
Gravesend Bay
Vagrant
Oyster Bay
Mistral
Nakodo
Seawanhaka
W. G. Low
E.M. Brown
E. Low, Jr
Nakoda
J. T. Sherman
Marcia
Dresser
Jacquelin
Ean Lucille
H. H. Landon
Heron
Frederic R. Coudert
Travis
H.M.S. H.M.S. Susie
Cornelius Ferguson Ween
Akista
George Hill
Bonita
Haviland Brothers
Squaw
H. J. Heath
Cockatoo
Hendon Chubb
E. Lucken
Elsie
C. P. Roseman
Wraith
Calvin Tomkins
Wink
C. . Vaux
Corado
A. Peters
F. H Henry
F Cc. Moore
W. Peanut
Calvin Brewer
Martha
M. R. Moore
Kelpie
W. K. Brown
Quinque
L. H. Smith
Flying Fox
Buckman & Cone
Jigajag
W. Hutchinson
Vixen
Baylor & Mahoney
Wees
Stinger
A. P. Clapp Cockatoo
Pebble
Martha M
Phillips and Morgan
G. A. Corry
J W. Alker
Weneeeee
Lambkin
S. W. Roach
Firefly
Guy Standing
Englewood
Richmond County Country Club
Staten Island
Richmond County
T. Stout
B. Cole
L . Thomas
F. Moore
O. Schuyler
F. Reinmund
E . L. Williams
N. Marvin
R. Chadwick
R. Howell
T. Pierson
G. Coakley
W. Lowrey
F. Baylis Esweee
Robert Cottrell
T. Murray
D. W. Rainey
Richard Agar
Edgewater
Hackensack
Bergen Point
Oles
Edge Patee
Saeee Schuyler
Coldet
Eae Cottrillanee
Winche Wens
Topham
Moffat Eeeneee Senee
Haight
Towle Saeveee
Darrell
Barclay ”Ay
Hallenbeck
Shotwell Ee
Wood Ae
McClellan O
Rockwood
Gill
Fridenburgh
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John Moller
Walthour
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Jimmy” Michael
Archie" McEachern
Burns Pierce
Nat" Butler
Freddie’’ Hoyt
Harry Caldwell
Caldwell
McEachern
Hoyt
Pierce
Butler
Harry Elkes
B. Damman
F. Fassulo
W. Orthman
N. Y
W. S. Fenn
Waterbury
John King
Marcus Hurley
Nevice
F. T. Robbins
East Orange
L. Grant
Elizabeth
Thomas Cort, Jr
South Orange
Marcus C. Hurley
Walter Bardgett
Buffalo
Warren Zurbrick
Gus Welsing
New York City
S. Unlimited
Warren Zubrick
Arthur Ross
Harrison
F. A. McFarland
San Jose
Miles
Ross
L.A. W
Merion Cricket Club
Quaker City
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Philadelphians
Merion C
Bennett
B. Cobb
Morris
B. Kelly
Kewenn
A. Haines
C. Tyers
L. A. V. Clarke
Hse
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Cobb
S. Hare
Brooking
St. Griffith
B. Cobu
J H Scattergood
Clarke
B. Tyers
G. Hare
W. H. Sayen
W. P. Bonbright
Reese
Seewreree
Knickerbocker
N. Doubleday
R. T. Wallace
H. G. McKeever
J Phillips
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