Death of W W Watrous Reveals Hunt Watrous Romance
Walter Wilson Watrous died in the Marlborough Hotel Atlantic City from kidney disease. His death uncovers revived public interest in the Hunt Watrous divorces and marriages of four years ago, with mentions of Mrs. Katherine Ballou and Mrs. Spencer amid scattered details of the family and social circles.
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Hunt-Watrous
Walter Wilson W.watrous
Mr. Watrous
New York
J. Mariberoch
Atlantic City
Erates
Ae ‘Alter Wilson
Watrous
Husial
Katherines
Lexington’ Avenue
Spencer
Farry
Katherine
Ballou
Epepcer
Padi
San Francisco
Lextigton c Avenue
Holland House
Balloudias Mirs
Sime
Bkeik
Take George
Walter
Umarry
J . OO
Birs
Athintic
Harry Avatrous
Savas
Meonths
Twenty-seventh Street
Peelgek
Bast van Sig
Gernaieri
Zimmerman
Tush Zi
Richard Howland Hane
Hunt
Local Lawn Tennis Exhibition At Crescent Club
A notable gathering of lawn tennis experts met on the grass courts at Owl's Tiats Bay Ridge for a special arranged competition. Crowds attended to witness the meeting of leading American players, with Helcombe Ward defeating Irving GW relit in two sets and Miletom defeating Beals. Doubles featured Little and partner versus the Wrenn brothers, while rumors swirled that former champion Malcolm Whitman might not appear.
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Whitman
Larned
Holcombe Ward
Irving Ce Wright
Beals C. Wright
F. M. Carleton
Beaun Este
Crescent Athletic Club
Owl's
Ats Bay Ridge
Forres
Davis
Helcombe Ward
Irving
Haymond
Wittle Wis
Little
Wrenn Brothers
Malcolm D. W Whitmen
Work on the Shamrocks in Erie Basin Dry Dock
Shamrock I and II undergo painting and enamel work in Erie Basin. Shamrock I stands in dry dock gleaming white and green as sails are prepared. The Erin, Cruiser, and others will greet Sir Thomas Lipton aboard the White Star liner Oceanic on arrival.
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Shamrock
Erie Basin
Olumbia
Sands Hook
Shamrock I
Shamrock Iti
Erin
Wruizer
Thomas Lipton
White Star
Cruizer
Colleen
Open Golf Championship Practice At Baltusrol Club
Preliminary practice for the Open Championship at Baltusrol Golf Club near Short Hills New Jersey began yesterday with nearly twenty professionals on the course. Open champion Laurence Audierienie led a notable field, posting 75 on his first round, matching an amateur record by Walter Travis. The field includes Murray of Quebec Mitchell of Cleveland and Nich of St Louis with Low of Baltimore sidelined by an injury as 88 entries set a record. the event is medal play over 72 holes across two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltusrol Golf Club
Short Hills
N. J
Laurence Auditérienie
Glenview Club
Chicago
America
Rden
Auditerionie
Erate Ut Bélusrol
Walter J. ‘Travis
iSenesac
T'. Re. Murray
Quebec
Joe Mitchell
Teveland
Gilbert Nich
St. Louis
George Low
Maturin ‘Ballou
United States Golf Association
Delmonico
Princeton Names John B Fine Director of Athletics
Princeton New Jersey June 22 1900 announcement that Prof John B Fine 82 principal of the Princeton Preparatory School has been elected Director of Athletics at the university. He has long been active in Princeton athletics and serves as Princeton's representative on the Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee. The office mirrors the successful system run by Walter Camp of Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Princeton
N. J
John B. Fine
Princeton Preparatory School
National League Will Not Consolidate In 1904 Baseball Season
President Harry C. Pulliam stated there would be no merger of the major leagues. He said five National League presidents assured him the season would open with the existing eight clubs.
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Harry C. Pulliam
National League
Brisk Practice Sets Stage for Regatta Clash at Poughkeepsie
Hanlan’s reshuffled Columbia freshman crew swaps positions as Syracuse and Georgetown crews drill hard under Ten Eyck. Dempsey hails launch Cricket aiding training while Cornell, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania camps prep for a tight race with tickets sold out for the Cornell section.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hanlan
Columbia
Wiggins
Merritt
Greer
Seymour
Rich
Mitchell
Miller
Taylor
U W
Updike
Syracuse University
James Ten Eyck
Stone Company
Varsity
Georgetown
Dempsey
Thomas Fearon -of
Shepard
Washington
Bow
Cornell
Wisconsin
O'Dea
Richards
Hoat
McNally
Fred. Adams
Briggs
IHG
Courtney
Dayton
Pennsylvania
Barrett
Smith
Yale Crew In Fine Form Ahead Of Race
Yale crews rested with light work at Ferry, Conn. on June 22, practicing starts and long pieces. The freshman eight posted 5:15 for a mile, while varsity and freshman four-oared crews showed strong racing, with the Varsity held to slower times but steadily improving. The Chesterbrook and Adelbert yearlings sold at Fasig Tipton, led by Cassatt and Kentucky studs, drew steady prices, with notable Colts and fillies listed among top bids.
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YALE
Conn
Navy Yard
Broadview
Meikleham
Harvard
Varsity
Chesterbrook
A. .J. Cassatt
Philadelphia
Adelbert Stud
Kentucky
Fasig-Tipton Company
Sheepshead Bay
Mr. Cassatt
Bard
Adelbert
Albert
Amert Hoodeo
Dare
Bing Shep
Whitney
Albert- Montvale
Duke of Montrose
J. A. Bennet
Albert- Enthela
Enquirer
M. Veg Piste Boty Eae
Erik
Albert Lady Isetul
Longfellows
Ciews
Albert- ‘Balsam
Friar's
Balsam
Hiram
Piercess
Albert- Duchess May
Virgil
S. Weigel
Albert- Plaudita
Prince Royal
Lawlor
Albert-Misery
Blythe Amtate
Gino
Raeburn
Pioneers E. I. Graves
Saay
Albert- Emily R
Inlkwond
Zeletic
Palselios S.J
Leda
Kingfisher
Littlefields Bay Colt
Wimmer
Quoiss
Stratford
Rayon Vor
Eastern Shore
Vanderbilt
Brussels
Baron de Crawhez
Girardot
la Banond
W. KK. Vanderbilt, Jr
Charles Jarrett
Lord Derby Withdraws From July 4 Empire City Race
Announcement states Lord Derby owned by E K Smathers cannot race Major Delmar on July 4 at Empire City due to a recent lame spell. Meeting canceled and replaced by a banner amateur trotting meet open to the public. Ten thousand dollars wagered on the Lord Derby Major Delmar race with four thousand held by David Bonner possibly forfeited to Alta McDonald.
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Lord Derby
E. KE. Smathers
Major
Delmar
Empire City
Charter Oak Track
Hartford
George Spear
Empire City Trotting Club
Lord Perby
David Bonner
Alta McDonald
Harlem Regatta Association Debates Henley Entries
At a Harlem Regatta Association meeting at the Pabst, members protested the American Rowing Association ruling that rejected five Harlem Hiver entries for the American Henley regatta in Philadelphia. Only D A Clary of Nassau Boat Club was accepted. the rest face withdrawal or appeal. A September regatta was debated, with open or closed status under review. A $140.50 bill for University Barge Club repairs was referred for settlement.
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Harlem Regatta Association
Pabst
West One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
American Rowing Association
Harlem Hiver Rowing Clubs
Philadelphia
C. S. Titus
Atalanta Boat Club
Mulcahy and Varley
D. A. Clary
Nassau Boat Club
The
American Association
Harlem Regatta
Clary
University Barge Club of
Transportation Committee
Philadelphia Club
Harlem Re- Batta Association
Philadelphia Men Open Tour With Drawn Marylebone Match
Philadelphia cricketers began their English tour with a five day match against the Marylebone Cricket Club. Rain kept play off until after lunch and the first innings ended in a tie with M C C at 14 for 38 runs ahead. Ranjitsinhji missed the game due to a chill.
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NEW York Times
London
Philadelphia Cricketers
Marylebone Cricket Club
Hearne
Mead
A. E. Trott
Ranjitsinhji
Philadelphian
Philadelphians
B. J.T
Hohten
A. Lester
B. Mead
B. Kine
Meads
M. Wood
B. Hearne
Graves
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W. W. Watrous
New York Lawn
Anna_ M. iench
Central Park Tennis Association
Marie Wagner
Risch
Sree
Columbia University
Robert le Roy
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
le Roy
Pell
Woren
Anna. M. Risch
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Fowe
Welch HH. Homans
West Side Tennis Club
Tone
Anna All Phschhy
York Lawn Tennis Club
Miss_Anna
M. Risch
David S. Sands
New-York Lawn Vsamis Club
Margaret Johnson
Robert LeVay
Staten Island
M. J. Stern
Central Park
Tennis Association
Edith H. White
Dimon E. Richerts
H.torrence
Tinafis- Tennis Club
Louis J. Grant
New “Lawn -Tennis Club
Robert Tes Roy
New
York‘ Lawn Tennis. Club
West Side Tennis. Club
T—h
David S. Sand Arthur
J.priedman
New — York
Cab
Chester PS Rice
Orante Lawn Tennis Club
Calhoun Crag
Arthur S. Cragin
West Side
Tenah
Ed -H. Torrence
Theodore. Roosevelt Pell
Tenally
Lefeaneadi Gser Brinckerhoff
W.H. Hartman
Tarrytown
Raymond PD
Edward Po Fisher
CLF
Watson, Jr
Oviedia M. Kostwick
Frederick G. Anderson
One Hundred and Seventeenth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Catiek
Anderson
Bostwick
Thomas Cy Trask
Shamrocks
Princeton’s
Stroke Briggs
Yale Crew
Wroteon A Asecarn Assis
H. B. Dwyer
Titus
American Regatta Association
Atalanta
Henley
Schuylkill
England
A i.Warner
Haines
B. King
Foo Marriott
Ce. Clark
Aeieatla
Clark
J. Bosinquet
C. Bates
Trott
Es Bohkn
H, Clark
Bevington
Scattergood
J.C. Hartley
King
C. Headlam
Marylebone
KE. G. Wynyard
C. Scattergood
Bt King
Ceeeeeseres Mead
Iron-Ox Remedy Co
Detroit
Mich
Colorado
Society of Christian Endeavor
California
Rock Island
Didly
Colorado Springs
Denver
Pueblo
el Paso
A. H. Moffet
East
Pass’r
Broadway
New York City
Uptown
35Th St
5Th Ave
Cortlandt St
Sixth Ave
125Th St
James McGreery & Co
Twenty-third Street
W. F. Decker
Manria
Plasmon CO. OF America
Broad St
Briarcliff Manor
Rootbeer
Chiarles. E. Hires CO
Malvern, Pa
LevOy
B. M. Levoy
Lewis &Qonceer
41St St
Barclay ST
B'Way
West 125Th
Lanox
Madison
Dachtera Brothers
Opticians
Sule
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