College crews ready for 10 days regatta
Oarsmen from Cornell, Columbia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, and Georgetown prepare for the Hudson regatta at Poughkeepsie with Varsity eights and fours and freshmen eights on the two mile course. Betting favors Cornell, with close competition from Syracuse and Columbia, as spectators pour in and a men’s four race precedes the main events.
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Columbia
Georgetown
Cornell Ooo
Sccreseeees
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Cornell
Jee Ee
Ennsylvania
Wisconsin
John FE. Eustis
Wesleyan
Timor—Evert Jansen Wendell
Harvard
Fred R. Fortmeyer
New York Athletic Club
New York
Rosedale
Battery Landing
North River
Daniels Breaks English 100 Yard Record in Richmond
London June 22 American champion C M Daniels swam to a new English record in the 100 yards at Richmond, clocking 57 2/5 seconds. His performance shattered the former mark by 1 3/5 seconds.
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London
Richmond
C. M. Daniels
Dooley Dialogue Appears in Current Issue
A humorous Dooleylogue features a defiant Mr. Hennessy lifting a ham and a shopper scolding him to take it outside. The exchange highlights the playful, folksy tone of the strip in the latest issue.
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Mr. Dooley
Yale and Harvard Trials Open Rowing Season
New London June 22 Yale and Harvard crews tested today Yale freshmen raced the varsity over two miles while Harvard did a four mile upstream time trial Harvard finished in 22 minutes 10 seconds with Capt Filley at 28 rising to 83 in the final spurt Yale varsity edged the freshmen by a quarter length over two miles and back plus a mile and a half fours race Yale lost Croker and Reece will stroke the boat in the race J Cutler unavailable for rowing
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New London
Yale
Harvard
Filley
Croker
Reece
T.S Lanahan
J. Cutler
Varsity
New York Women Win Tennis Finalists Set
New York players dominate the national women’s championship as Helen Homans and Mrs. Barger Wallach win through semifinals and reach the final. Homans beats Rotch 6-2 6-3. Barger Wallach defeats Toulmin 6-2 6-3. Doubles semifinals feature Homans Boldt vs Coffin Johnson, while Johnson Johnson reach mixed and men’s rounds pass toward finals.
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Philadelphia
United States
Helen Homans
Barger-Wallach
Boston
Miss Homans
Edith E. Rotch
H. Toulmin
New York
Clover Boldt
Sarah Coffin
Margaret Johnson
Staten Island
Miss Johnson
W. J. Johnson
W. T. Johnson
E. B. Dewhurst
University of Pennsylvania
C. M. Bunting
W. Niles
Harvard University
H. M. Simons
J. R. Carpenter
W. H. Trotter, Jr
R. C. Seaver
H. M. Tilden
Benjamin Coates
Claire Kulp
Trenton
N. J
E. G. Ostheimer
L. Ostheimer
Miss Lyce
Miss Maule
Miss Oberteuffer
Miss McCall
Miss Kimball
Dovtles
Vanderbilt Gives Halma to Jockey Club Bureau of Breeding
William K. Vanderbilt donated the $30,000 thoroughbred Halma to The Jockey Club's Bureau of Breeding to aid New York farmers and horse breeders. Halma, 12, by Hanover out of Julia L, headlined Vanderbilt's French breeding era and won the Latonia Derby before moving to the Fleischmann stud. arrival in America is slated for July 1.
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William K. Vanderbilt
Jockey Club
Bureau of Breeding
New York
Vanderbilt
Coney Island Jockey Club
Harry K. Knapp
New Racing Commission
Knapp
Haima
France
Haras de Villebon
America
Hanover
Julia L
Byellow
Byron McClelland
Charles Fleischmann
Cincinnati
Fleischmann Stud
Juliue Fleischmann
Two More Vanderbilt Cars Entered for Cup Race
Two American cars join the Vanderbilt Cup entries, a 50-horsepower Haynes touring racer entered by Haynes Automobile Company of Kokomo Indiana to be driven by Frank Sweigert, and a near-complete 110-horsepower Frayer-Miller racer from Columbus Ohio entered by Julius F Stone of the Columbus Automobile Club with Lee Frayer slated to drive in elimination trials. The American team will consist of the first five finishers, reversing last year’s gatekeeping.
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Haynes
Frayer-Miller
Columbus
Ohio
Julius F. Stone
Columbus Automobile Club
Lee Frayer
Haynes Automobile Company
Kokomo
Ind
Frank Sweigert
Racing Board
Kaiser Wins With Meteor In Kiel Regatta Race
Kaiser William sails the American built Meteor to victory in the Kiel Regatta big schooner race. Hamburg and Clara trail, Meteor finishing 5 minutes 14 seconds ahead of Hamburg on a 31 4 mile course. Navahoe Orion and Susanna also win their smaller classes with faster times.
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Kiel
Germany
Emperor William
Hamburg
Clara
Dover
George J. Watsen
Navahoe
Prince Henry
Orion
R. H. Solomon
Susanna
Comet
Roller Skating Gymkhana and Medley at Madison Square Garden
Three events decided at Madison Square Garden last night. In gymkhana two laps with obstacles, E. L. Crabbe took first while HW. C. Meyer and H. F. Earle followed. Time 1 30. In skating backward two laps Walter Barker won with J. J. Kelly second and H. F. Earle third, time 1 08. Medley race went to J. J. Kelly with A. Merlow second and H. P. McDonald third, time 1 08.3 5.
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Madison Square Garden
E. L. Crabbe
Walter Barker
New York
Urn Verein
J. J. Kelly
HW. C. Meyer
H. F. Earle
Welter Barker
Miss Sutton Defeats Morton in Wimbledon Open Semi Final
In Leicester today Miss May Sutton of Pasadena beat Miss Morton in straight sets 2-6 6-2 to reach the ladies singles final. In doubles action A F Ellding and Miss Sutton defeated H L Doherty and Miss Sutton 6-8 6-4 in mixed doubles.
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Leicester
England
May Sutton
Pasadena
Cal
Miss Morton
A. F. Ellding
Miss Es
H. L. Doherty
Miss Sutton
Desperate Armenian husband feuds over child in fatal family shooting
Tarque Segigian an Armenian weaver at 976 East 134th Street shot his wife Sarcus and wounded his two year old daughter Amay after a quarrel over a sick child Irena. Police Surgeon Higgins used a ladder and a brick to reach Segigian, subdue him, and the suspect was jailed at Alexander Avenue Station. The wounded mother and child were taken to Lincoln Hospital where the mother’s condition was critical.
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134Th Street
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Amay
Lincoln Hospital
Edward T. Higgins
Segigian
Alexander Avenue
Dr. Higgins
Irena
Aray
Capt. Hayes
Heaney
Hayes
Ray
Walsh
Higgins
Terry
North Brother Island
Haggin Horses Sold Well at Fasig Tipton Sale
Haggin horses topped at 5100 amid strong bidding at Sheepshead Bay. Newton Bennington bought the bay filly by Star Ruby Flora Hurst, a half sister to Hurstbourne. Other notable prices included Bay filly by Star Ruby Flora Hurst 8100 and Bay filly by Star Ruby Frolicsome II 5100, with multiple consignments from Haggin, Bennington, Mackey, Hayman, and others.
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Rancho del Paso
J. B. Haggin
Fasig-Tipton
Sheepshead Bay
Newton Bennington
Ruby Flora Hurst
Hurstbourne
Watercress
Emperor of Norfolk
OO Brown
Glenheim-Botha
Eothen
M. L. Hayman
Watercress-Fascination Iil
Sir Modred
John Mackey
Montana-Felonia
Maximo
S. C. Hildreth
Royal Flush
Flavone
Fitz James
Fred Burlew
Star Ruby-Fleurette
Glenelg
Star Ruby-Flora Hurst
Martenhurst
Apache
Ames
Musket
A. J. Joyner
Goldfinch-Glenolia
Midlothian
Gerolstein-Graciosity
Juvenal
Iggk
Ruby-Harmony II
Tyrant
John Macugy
Golden Garter
Heartless
Golden Dawn
Toddington-Le Fleur
Maxim
Longfellow
H. T. Oxnard
Regatta Heats Advance at Harlem River Speedway
Preliminary heats in three events of the Union Boat Club regatta were held yesterday on the Harlem River Speedway course. Novice single gigs qualified McNeal with Fitzgibbons and Lane with Campbell. junior singles qualified Nial Quigley McDonald Ehni. Three heats in double gig produced six finalists including McDonald Hazard Hunt McNeal Lane Campbell Fitzgibbons Stead Steen Valery Quigley Stockhammer. Finals set for this afternoon opposite the clubhouse at the Speedway end.
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Union Boat Club
Harlem
W. W. McNeal
D. Fitzgibbons
E. G. Lane
J. B. Campbell
W. A. Nial
P. J. Quigley
J. L. McDonald
P. A. Ehni
C. W. Hazard
J. H. Hunt
BH. G. Lane
W.stead
James Steen
G. E. Valery
Pp. J. Quigley
W. V. Stockhammer
Matinee Racing Opens Summer Meeting at Empire City Yonkers
The New York Driving Club starts its annual summer matinee at Empire City track Yonkers this afternoon with eight events on the opening program. The events mix trotting and pacing including a special team trot and will run Saturdays through October if weather permits.
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New York Driving Club
Empire City
Yonkers
Loss of Appetite from HORSFORDS ACID PHOSPHATE
An advert style claim states the tonic nourishes strengthens and imparts new vigor. It is presented as a general tonic aimed at improving appetite and overall vitality. The wording suggests a broad health benefit with emphasis on nourishment and renewed energy.
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