Time Trials By Three Crews On The Hudson
In Poughkeepsie June 22, Washington and Pennsylvania crews led time trials ahead of four days until the regatta. The Washington four miles in 20 44 with a 36 stroke by finish, while Pennsylvania clocked 20 44 unofficially and 4 06 final for the last mile. Cornell lagged in headwinds finishing 20 47 amid rough water and slack tide.
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Navy
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Jim Wray
Harvard
Jim Ten Eyck
Syracuse
Wray
Syracuse Navy
Ten Euck
Poughkeepsie Bridge
Motor Cycling Notes On National Championships And Tours
The federation plans national motor cycle championships with amateurs racing one two five ten and twenty five miles on a dirt track at St Louis during the FAM convention. Professionals run one and two mile events. A dozen Atlanta riders head for New York this summer for pleasure not speed records. Over 1 000 cyclists expected at Michigan FA MM convention Fay City June 18 19 20 21 featuring a 200 mile endurance run and a two day dirt track race. Y Ishiwara of San Francisco tours world by motorcycle after Yokohama University education. Servian Count M Ratteheviteh travels in America by motorcycle for world tour.
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New York
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Striped Bass Run Headlines New Jersey Shore
Anglers report a strong striped bass run from Barnegat to Seabright with catches from 10 to 55 pounds. Notable captures include a 22 1/2 pound top fish and a 50 to 55 pound series from recent weeks as the full moon in June signals prime night fishing with blood worms and squid heads as favored baits. Mundy wins Ardsley Golf Championship for third straight time with 76 in final. Carter shaves amateur best at Maidstone with 66 strokes start of metropolitan junior event.
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Aberdeen
O'Shaughnessy
Carlisle
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Ardsley
Noswell Flower Mundy
Merrill K. Waters
Franklin Q. Brown
Philip Carter
Plainfield
Maidstone
Easthampton
L. I. Carter
Reforms Sought in Harmsworth Cup Races by American Power Boat Assn
The American Power Boat Association calls for reforms in Harmsworth Cup and other international contests, criticizing previous control by a small group. It proposes official national representation, a racing commission, and interlocking offices to improve fairness and national dignity. A 10,000 prize New York to San Francisco cruising race is planned for the Panama Exposition, spanning 5,200 miles.
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Charles P.tower
R. H. Coombs
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H. Cory
San Francisco
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California
Atlantic Seaboard
Gulf of Mexico
Panama Canal
Pacific Coast
Panama Exposition Grounds
No Limit Rule Rejected For Olympic Teams
The International Olympic Congress rejected Col. Robert M. Thompson’s motion to allow twelve entrants and six per country in track and field. A compromise reduced teams to four contestants and two alternates, with a reconsideration motion later approved to empower the International Olympic Committee to regulate entries per sport.
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International Olympic Congress Today
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New York
Sweden
Col. Thompson
Franz Reichel
France
Allison V. Armour
James E. Sullivan
Ruperty
Germany
International Olympic Committee
International Federation
L J. Col. Thompson
United States
Robert Stuart de Gourcy Laffan
Robert M Thompson
San Francisco
G 1
Andre
Bogota
Gaspar
Hungary
Karoly Sotymar
Reszo Ujlaki
Nandor Kovacs
Open Bronxville Tennis Tourney Draws Notables
The Bronxville Athletic Association hosts its annual open tournament as foreign players contest the event amid Middle States clashes in South Orange. Dr William Rosenbaum upsets Leonard Beekman while Abraham Bassford Jr advances to the fourth round with three wins.
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Bronxville Athletic Association
Bronxville
William Rosenbaum
Leonard Beekman
William M. Johnstone
California
Beekman
Rosenbaum
Abraham Bassford, Jr
George Aranyi
Alex Salm
France
Hans Minkus
Germany
Ely M.behar
T. B. Richardson
C. Bishop
Leland Morange
C. Chambers
James Warren
George S. Groesbeck
Herman Suter
G. B. Pegcram
Benjamin Cornelius
Paul Meal
Clifford Black
Count Alex Salm
Allan Tobey
Wilbur Baldwin
K. Jones
L. J. Robertson, Jr
H. Foster
F. P. Breck
Preston Herbert, Jr
H. Gladwin
George Walker
H. M. Hall
Edward Smedley
Edward Eos
Ely M. Behar
Frederick C. Baggs
Ralph S. Jages
Harold Styles
R. O. Burton
J. B.S. Williams
J. G. Tlardy
C. A. Joliffe
S. Thewart Voshell
G. A. L. Dionne
Dr. B. F. Drake
J. J. Sinnott
Herbert Skinner
Robert BE. Wilson
David Sands
Daniel Tiler
Frank Baumer
P. R. Redman
F. F. Hunter
H. J. Steinknap
M. I. L. Galvao
T. F. Walsh
P. C. Condit
L. J. Grinnell
R. M Stockwell
A. D. Hammett
C. C. Chambers
J. Green
Eugene Ashley
G. BR. Pegram
Ingo Hartman
Benjamin Cornelus
A. M. Lovibond
H. L. Bowman
Alisa Tobey
Abraham Rbassford, Jr
H. Rothschild
FT Hunter
M. Hehar
Kenward Smedley
J. H. A. Williams
PC. Britton
C. N. Joliffe
Cedric Major
Daniel Titer
R. K. Crowley
Frank Traumer
Abraham Passford, Jr
MH. Rothschild
Georges Aranyt
Herbert C. Skinner
Boston Farms Out Holy Cross Man
Capt. James E. B. O Brien of Holy Cross joined the Boston Americans today and was sent to Syracuse to play for the New York State League club there. He is an outfielder.
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James EB. O' Brien
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Syracuse
Middle States tennis opens with no upsets at South Orange club
The opening rounds of the Middle States championship at South Orange N J saw no upsets and few three set matches amid threatening weather. Top players such as Harold Throckmorton and Charles M Brill Jr advanced, with many results listed from first and second rounds and upcoming matches featuring Lindley Murray and Theodore Pell.
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R. C. Wettlauber
Richard Stevens
Charles M. Brill, Jr
Crescent Athletic Club
N. H. Coffey
C. F. Watson, Jr
Frayce
Strong
R. Lindley Murray
Leland Stanford University
Forest Hills
Theodore R. Pell
Middle States
J. J. Armstrong
L. L. Woodbury
Frederick C. Inman
H. P. Banks
J.P. Wallen
G. Doyle
S. Rhoades
KE. F. Thomas
C. Read
G. Gilmore
P. Alry
KR. S. Stoddart
H. Hardy
H. N. Baich
K. Koniger
Malcolm Ward
R. Teennett
C. F. Milla
W. FL. M Kim
C. C. Rhoades
HH. Nickerson
F. SS. Reddy Marden
FR. CC. Wettlauber
Charles M. Bull, Jr
A. Hl. Coffey
D. K. Mackay
F. Magoun
Benjamin M. Philps
H. Burns
Norman Johnson
Benjamin M. Phillips
C. B. Stickney
Wilkinson Warrant Raised Against Central Tennessee Leader
Special to New York Tomes from Chattanooga reports United States Commissioner Vandeventer issued two warrants against George Wilkinson president of the Central Tennessee Development Company. Prosecutor George Robinson of Spring City Tenn, a director alleged to be targeted, forwarded warrants to Philadelphia officials for arrest. In Philadelphia James T. Cortelyou chief postal inspector questioned Wilkinson at the New Bingham hotel about land operations in Spring City.
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Chattanooga
Enm
United States
Vandeventer
Knoxville
George Wilkinson
Central Ternesses Develoment Company
New York Times
Philadelphia
James T. Cortelyou
Central Tennessee Development Company
New Bingham Hotel
Spring City
Throwing the Life Ring for Motor Boat Safety
A veteran life saver at Sandy Hook urges motor boat owners to practice life ring throwing and carry a life ring with rope. He notes many drownings could be prevented if owners passed a throwing exam and equipped boats with sixty to seventy feet of rope. He recalls seeing six men fishing when a man fell overboard, highlighting rope length as crucial.
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