Great Gathering of Racing Yachts Off Oyster Bay
More than 200 yachts along with the destroyer Macdonough and revenue cutter Mohawk gather at Sea Wanhaka anchorage in Oyster Bay to begin a week of inter club racing. The Zahra saluted as flagship, divine services and a band concert mark a festive start with rain likely delaying some races.
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Oyster Bay
Dnter-Club
United States
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Winslow
Mohawk
New London
Zahra
Howard C. Smith
Seawanhaka Club
Ahip
Robert E. Tod
Katoura
Centre Island
Lloyd'’s Neck
re-Smith
Indian Harbor
Greenwich
Conn
Indian Harbor Club
Geyrey
Commodore Childs
Pee Bay Club
Huntington
Pontiac Finishes First In Block Island Races
Special to The New York Times reports the New York Athletic Club failing division results at Block Island on June 25. Finishing order listed as first Neme, second Miourth, third Lolita with Careless delayed until noon. Weather described as fair with rain and a light south breeze.
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New York Times
Block Island
New York Athletic Club
Nemee
Miourth
Careless
Lolita
New York Yacht Club Glen Cove Cup Races Set for July 8
The New York Yacht Club announces the Glen Cove cups races on July 8, open to big yachts with divisions for one design and larger classes. Entries expected to include Nahma and Stranger, plus several schooners and sloops recently refitted, marking a new season feature as double stick boats test their sails.
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New York Yacht Club
Sturday
H. de B. Parsons
J. M. Macdonough
Frederick O
Nahma
Meres
Vanderbilt
Narragansett Bay
Waters
Mrem
Many Seek Golf Title At Minneapolis Open
The national open championship begins at Minikahda Club in Minneapolis with ninety players. Walter Hagen of Rochester and George Sargent of Minneapolis headline a strong field, paired with Worthington and Nicholls respectively, as amateurs chase Ouimet and Travers’ feats. Major events include Father and Son at Sleepy Hollow, juniors at Englewood, and the metropolitan women’s team contest, with Sleepy Hollow and Scarborough courses hosting rich fields.
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Minneapolis
Walter Hagen
Rochester
Midlothian
George Sargent
Englewood
Max Behr
Bailtustol
Ouimet
Travers
Hagen
J.S. Worthington
Ireland
Gil Nicholls
Chick Evans
Nelson Whitney
Max Hehr
Mike Brady
Istrict
Collrge
Apawamis
Sleepy Hollow
Scarborough
Golf Course Enlarged by Great Neck Club Expansion
The Great Neck Golf Club Board closed negotiations to acquire thirty nine acres to extend the course and create holes for a new nine. Four players qualified for the Treas urer's Cup: T. K. Morrow, W. C. Watt Sr, F. P. Canning, and D. Buckley. A tie in the Rocky Road Cup occurred between T. K. Morrow and Mrs. C. H. Goddard with nets under 72.
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Board of Governors
Great Neck Golf Club
T. K. Morrow
W. C. Watt, Sr
D. Buckley
Downey Wins Dunwoodie Golf Title
J P Downey won the Dunwoodie Country Club golf championship defeating W W Harris 8 and 2 in the 36 hole final. Downey led 5 up after the morning round but Harris narrowed the margin in the second. The drenched course forced use of mashies for approach putts as players braved rain and cravenettes.
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Dunwoodie
J. P. Downey
Dunwoodie Country Club
W. W. Harris
Harris
Sturdy
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Harris and Downey
Polo at Meadow Brook Great Neck vs Coronado Cup Match
Great Neck and Coronado meet at Meadow Brook for the Club Cups third game with an aggregate handicap of at least twelve goals. Rain threatens schedule, teams retain familiar lineups, and winner advances to face Meadow Brook in a final.
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Great Neck
W. Russell Grace
Harry East
Howard Phipps
F. Ambrose Clark
Coronado
G. M Heckscher
Perry Beadleston
Malcolm Stevenson
J. G. Milburn, Jr
California
Cooperstown
Great Neck Freebooters
Hoge Wy
National clay court championship opens here tomorrow
Tennis stars from the United States and Canada arrived in Cleveland to compete in the seventh annual national clay court championship at Lakewood Tennis Club. Eighty players enter to challenge R. Norris Williams II, the reigning national clay court singles champion, in the match for the title.
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United States
Canada
Lakewood Tennis Club
R. Norris Williams
Ann Pennington Screen Star at Fairbanks Rialto
Ann Pennington, famed Follies dancer, earns a screen star nod as Douglas Fairbanks headlines at the Rialto with Flirting With Fate. Bertha Kalich stars in Ambition at the Academy, while Pauline Frederick features in The World's Great Snare at the Strand.
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King George
Susie Snowflake
Misa Pennington
Marguerite Clark
Mr. Ziegfeld
Douglas Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Bertha Kalich
Academy of Music
Mme. Kailich Yry
Sixty-ninth
Strand
Beatmeous
Pauline Frederick
Actress Wins A Goat At Allied Bazaar Gift Return
The Allied Bazaar suspends prize presentations to move unsent prizes to the Commission for Relief in Belgium at 120 Broadway. Prizes include a Packard car and a $10,000 piano, with winners to be notified by mail. Dancers Dressler and Fletcher share a goat prize after Walter Croonin donated two goats, named Marie and Horace. Other prizes listed include silver platters, bedspreads, a horse, a diamond barrette, a pig, and various silver sets and motor cycles.
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Commission For Relief
Belgium
Broadway
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Café de Paris
Fox Trotters
Thomas L. Ryan
Fifth Avenue
Leigh Hunt
Park Avenue
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West Orange
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Henry Miller's Coast Company Set for West Coast Tour
A theatrical company led by Henry Miller will depart New York on a special Pullman train for San Francisco for a ten week engagement at the Columbia Theatre beginning July 10 with a revival of The Mollusc. Preliminary performances will be held in San José Stockton and Sacramento before the main run, featuring Ruth Chatterton Hilda Spong Bruce McRae Alice Lindahl Robert Ames and others.
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New York
Pullmans
San Francisco
Columbia Theatre
San José
Stockton
Sacramento
Hubert Henry Davies
Mr. Miller
A. E. Thomas
Alice Luer Miller
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Hilda Spong
Bruce McRae
Alice Lindahl
Robert Ames
Charles Trowbridge
Thomas Whitffen
Marguerite St. John
Gladys Wilson
Walter Connolly
Charles Craig
W. H. Sams
E. L. Duane
John Findlay
Hamlet in Denmark in Its Real Setting at Kronborg Castle
Under the Authors' Society the open air memorial performance of Hamlet honored the Shakespeare Tercentenary at Kronborg Ellsinore with over 20 performers, the Royal Theatre chorus, and attendance by the King, royal family, American Minister, and prominent foreigners. The action unfolded on the castle grounds with a temporary stage between two towers and a torchlight Ophelia procession. A prologue by M Jelgerede and a lecture by Georg Brandes framed the event.
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Hamlet
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Miss Marbury Plans New Theatrical Season
Elisabeth Marbury departs for France aboard the Lafayette with Misses Anne Morgan and Elsie De Wolfe. Upon return she will manage a busy season including Mrs Vernon Castle in her own theatre, a Lighthouse musical program with Kern Tours Bolton and Wodehouse, redecorations, and lessee status for a Shubert theatre. She also plans two more playhouses and options on European productions.
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Lafayette
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Elsie de Wolfe
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Versailles
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Frank Tours
Guy Bolton
P. G. Wodehouse
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Fire Post Indian Play at Yama Farms
Seton leads Campfire Club of America members from New York to Napanoch to witness or participate in an outdoor Indian play The Fire Post written by Ernest Thompson Seton performed at twilight with authentic customs costumes and dancing The author played Whooping Crane and mimicked animal calls
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New York Times
Napanoch
N.Y
Campfire Club of America
New York
America
Yama Farms
Ernest Thompson Seton
Shuberts Donate to War Fund for Premiums
The Shubert brothers sent a $2,355 check to the B F B Permanent Blind Relief War Fund, chaired by George A. Keasler, covering premiums for seats at the first performance of The Passing Show of 1916 at the Winter Garden. The premiums were bid at an auction whose expenses were paid by the Shuberts.
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War Fund
Messrs
Shubert
George A. Keasler
Miss Tempest Stars in Benefit at Maxine Elliott Theatre
Marie Tempest headlines a benefit afternoon for the Fund for Permanently Crippled French Soldiers at the Maxine Elliott Theatre. She performs A Lady's Name with Marie Dressler singing alongside Elna Maxwell at the piano, and the Dolly Sisters dance. Several popular actors and actresses will sell programs and act as ushers.
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Maxine Elliott
Marie Tempest
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Shubert
Marie Dressler
Elna Maxwell
Dolly Sisters
New Police Train To Identify Autos By Features
New York police are being trained to identify automobiles by physical characteristics rather than numbers. Outlet posts linked to a citywide alarm system relay stolen car descriptions as soon as crimes are reported, aiding rapid elimination and identification through distinct car factors such as mudguards, radiators, and vents.
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New York
Popular Science Monthly
New York City
Poe
Sherlock Holmes
Shubert Issues Warning on Debts In His Name
J J Shubert, en route to Long Branch for the summer, issues a public notice disavowing responsibility for debts or orders made in his name or by anyone claiming to be Mrs J J Shubert. He also notes no authorization for such ads and cites his move from West End Avenue with details unclear.
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Mra. J. J. Shubert
West End Avenue
Jacob J. Shubert
Shubert
West Fortyfourth Street
Long Branch
Passenger agent denies Stettinius sailed on St Louis
The passenger agent for American Line said FE R Stettinius of J P Morgan & Co did not sail for Liverpool on the St Louis last Saturday. His son was booked to accompany H P Davison Jr to spend the summer in France but canceled at the last moment, leaving Davison to go alone.
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J. P. Morgan & Co
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H. P. Davison, Jr
France
Mr. Savinon
Race Novelties Planned for New Rochelle Regatta
New Rochelle Race Committee plans its thirty first regatta with long 10 mile courses for schooners and 50 footers, 7.75 mile routes for Class I yachts, and 11.5 mile handicap runs for Larchmont interclub classes. Start at 2 and smaller boats sail at 8:05. Open house with vaudeville for visiting crews after racing week.
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H. W. Patterson
D. Ed Dealy
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Theatrical Notes From New Haven to New Amsterdam
The first authentic films authorized by the French Government will be shown at Globe Theatre this morning under B F B auspices. Two hundred New Haven residents will travel to New York Monday to see Ziegfeld Follies at the New Amsterdam, featuring Sam B Hardy Alyn King and Helen Barnes all Connecticut natives. Molly O at Cort Theatre ends its engagement Saturday night. Benjamin Chapin to portray Lincoln with related motion pictures at Straus Auditorium Wednesday night. National Guard seeks to use Clifton Crawford's What’s the Matter with You as official recruiting song at Winter Garden. Kalaika Hawaiian Orchestra arrives amid stage music trends. Sorrensen negotiates Scandinavian rights to Ince’s Civilization. Italian Army pictures at Webern Theatre move to York Theatre this week. Captain Robert McGrath of the King's Own will speak each evening at the Lyceum as How Britain Prepared is shown.
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New York
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York
Robert McGrath
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