Sheepshead Bay Rages as Two Best-Backed Horses Win
At Sheepshead Bay yesterday the favorite Bay area bids paid off in two tight finishes. Monroe Doctrine won the Bay Hurdle Handicap by a length and a half after a strong stretch run, with Matt Simpson second and Cephalalgia third. The meeting also saw jockey Combs suspended and referred for potential license revocation.
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Sheepshead Bay
Pittsburg
Phil
Chilton
Gay Boy
Mackay
Andronicus
Jones
Tyrshena
Nones
Galway
Bombshell
David C. Johnson
Littlefield
Matt Simpson
Johnson
W. C. Daly
Finnigan
Cephalalgia
Monroe Doctrine
Combs
Jockey Club
J. W. Smyth
Disadvantage
Wiest
O. F. Walter
Howell W
B. c
Ben Strome
Mary Letcher
J. Slack
W. H. Sands
Playlike
Br. c
Landry
T.F. Muiry
Fonsoluca
H. Cochran
Tea Varre
Far Cry
Bella
James Fitz
Ooncertina
H. Ciehran
Louszih
Shobael Clancy
St. Finnan
B. G
Brennan
C.F. Dwyer
Ethics
O’connor
Bartel
Mounce
Mango
the Rhymer
Bedeck
Malden
Ghennellie
Puritan
Meddler-Castelia
Shaw
Clarence H. Macsxay
St. Gatlen-Orlie
Cdom
L. M. Myers
White Owl
Ingelby-Giralda
O'Connor
Blue Blood
Chilton i
William Mith
Michael Murphy
Cyrano
Ch. c
Pessara-Bradwick
Mitchell
Osceola Stable
Lady Uncas
Br. F
UA. T Featherstone
Malster
Hammock
Tartar
W. H. Rogers
J. Underwood & Co
B. H
Tristan Aquilon
Barry
J. H. McCormick
Himyar-Chalice
Jeneth
Mars B
Brazil
King Barleycorn
Semper Ira
Newport Y R A Meeting Elects Governors And Officers
Special to The New York Times Newport R I June 26 The Newport Yacht Racing Association corporators led by Mayor Garrettson elected a Board of Governors and officers at their first meeting The list includes John Jacob Astor Woodbury Kane Arthur Kemp and many prominent names The flag will be white with an old stone mill in red at the center Governors plan July 2 meeting to elect officers and Regatta Committee.
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Newport
R. I
Newport Yacht Racing Association
John Jacob Astor
Woodbury Kane
Arthur T. Kemp
William Gammell
Royal Phelps Carroll
Herman B. Duryea
Winthrop Rutherford
Reginald Brooks
Frederick P. Sands
Henry F. Eldridge
Frederick P. Garrettson
Mayor Garrettson
George L. Rives
Ralph N. Ellis
Frank K. Sturgis
A. Cass Canfield
Harry P. Whitney
Yale Dolan
Lioyad Warren
Eldridge T. Gerry
Association
Old Stone Mill
Nantrae
Ames
F. Lothrop
Oelrichs
Exymann
Auchincloss
Hugh D
Agassiz
Maximilian
Addy
John Edward
George. Bishop
Heber R. Belmont
Oliver H. Berwind
E. J. Burnham
Henry D. Bennett
James G. Bull
Belmont
Erry
Chubb
Percy
Canfield
A. Cass
Clews
Henry
Davies
Julien T. Depew
Chauncey
de Forest
George Dolan
H. Yale
Dolan
Clarence V Drexel
John R. Danielson
J. de F D
Hauteville
Dyer
Isha
Jr. Drex
Louis L Lawrence
Prescott Livermore
John R Miller
Illiam Sta Mills
den. Morrel
Edward Mitchell
Frank Norman
Guy. Norman
George
Horse Race Weights and Entries for Six Races
Details of the six furlong main track first race for three year olds and up with weights led by Voter and Belle of Lexington. second race for two year olds on Futurity course with Luciline and Northern Star among top weights. third race one mile for older non-winners with Red Path. fourth Spindrift Stakes one mile and a furlong handicap featuring Bellario and Gold Heels. fifth race two year old fillies selling with Lady Sterling and Zyra. sixth race turf handicap one mile and a quarter led by First Whip and Star Bright.
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Voter
King Pepper
the Musketeer
Fabius
Military
Belle
Lexington
Bedner
Ante
Ium
Ashes
Templeton
Luciline
Northern Star
Five Nations
Gun Fire
Juliet
Ruff
Red Path
the Amazon
Dolando
Roehampton
Mercer
Vitellius
Hengist
Marathen
Bellario
Smile
the Rhymer
Colchester
Nitrate
Belvino
Lady Sterling
Meditation
Zyra
Red Damsel
Ascension
Notlmah
Lady Mag
Frivol
Trentham
Step Onward
Merriment
Star Bright
Decanter
Prince McClure
Prince Richard
Maid of Harlem
Larson
Rochester
Watercolor Sells for 23000 at Fasig Tipton Sale
Watercolor, the star of Charles Littlefield Jr. stables, topped the Fasig Tipton paddock sale at Sheepshead Bay bringing 23000 to buyer Johnson after a bidding contest with the Fleischmann stable. Gala Seeker brought 12500 and Watercure 11000 as other top prices. A threatened lawsuit looms over Fatalist bought in A Garson’s name.
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Garson
Kismet Joliza
Joe Daniels
A. Garson
Sale Seerees
Bastile
Bassetlaw-Lizzie P. Hooker
King Brier
Kinglike
Meadowvale
Mortimer
R. A. Smith
Blk. c
Watercress
Sabrina
Norfolk
D. C. Johnson
Ch. c
Imp. Goldfinch-Aurelia
Algerine
R. J. Laffin
Imp
Rossington
J. J. McCafferty
B. c
Tyrant-Cresset
Eseessseersees Centurion
Golden Dawn-Damshire Lass
Dalnacardoch
Wadsworth
Lizzle Dunbar
Bazar
J. Baker
Bendord
Bendoran-Trinket
Great Tom
A. G. McGarry
L'Aiglon
Br. c
Jesno Vandala
Bacchus
George Kessler-Fulano
Knight of
M. Dwyer
Goldfinch-La Belle Juive
St. Blaise
Sydney
Paget
Golden Garter
King Ban
M. A. Reardon
Charlatan
Sir Modred
Mary Adelia
Salvator
John Daly
St. Andrew
Bh. c
Fitz James
Rotherhill
Kyrle Daly
A. J. Joyner
Chicadee
B. F
Duncombe_ on
Sir Modred-Sabella
Tyrant
A. Webster
Maximolo
Maximo Narcola
J. F. White
Ch. F
George Kessler- Catoosa
Faustus C. Murphy
Charles Littlefield, Jr
Fasig-Tipton Company
Sheepshead Bay
Davi
Johnson
Gala Seeker
Watercure
Fatalist
Green. B. Morris
Stanley Mortimer's Rondo wins polo pony race at Meadow Brook
In Hempstead on June 26 Stanley Mortimer's polo pony Rondo won a quarter mile sprint against Clarence Mackay's Slats and Harry W Bull's Miss Edson. Rondo led from the start to finish, with Bull's Miss Edson second and Slats third. Victors and spectators gathered at William C Whitney's private track after the Meadow Brook steeplechase meeting.
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Mortimer
George Gould
Lakewood
William C. Whitney
Clarence Mackay
Harry Page
Mackay
California
Rondo
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Oliver W. Bird
Richard L. Stevens
Bull
Miss Edson
Bryn Mawr Downs Bala by 20 to 14 in polo match
Bryn Mawr defeated Bala 20 to 14 for the Morrell Cups on the Philadelphia Country Club field at Bala. Snowden led with five goals, Kendrick and McFadden added five each, Wheeler four, while young Dougherty scored Bala’s lone goal and Zeilin posted a safety. Heavy rain left a soggy field and a slow play, but the match featured rapid half furlong sprints and notable horseman ship.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Gen. Morrell
Bala
Bryn Mawr
Young Dougherty
Zeilin
Snowden
Wheeler
Kendrick
McFadden
Philadelia C.C. 2D
C. R. Snowden
Charles Wheeler
L. C. Artemus
Rumson Freebooters Win Polo Debut at Rumson Field
Special to The New York Times reports a fast Rumson Polo Club match in Long Branch New Jersey. The Rumson Freebooters under captain H. L. Herbert won 3 to 2 with Raymond Herbert H. L. Herbert and H. E. Meeker scoring, against a team featuring H. Strother Borden J. C. Havemeyer and W. S. Jones.
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Rumson Field
New York Times
Rumson
H. Strother Borden
J. C. Havemeyer
W. 8. Jones
Maxey W. Long Leaves for English Championships
Maxey W. Long, holder of the world record for the quarter mile, sailed for England aboard the St. Louis to compete in the English championships. Though he announced retirement last winter, he has trained at Adelphi Academy Field in Brooklyn for a month to condition for the events. He has no definite plans after the championships but aims to win and set new records if possible.
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Maxey W. Long
England
St. Louis
Long
Adelphi Academ
Brooklyn
French Count Wins International Pigeon Shoot at Hurlingham
In London on June 26 at Hurlingham a cup valued £200 plus sweepstakes of £5 drew 73 competitors. Count d Avrincourt of France won with 10 kills, E L Smith of Saratoga tied for third with 8, while F Robinson of San Francisco and A B Gates of New York had poor scores.
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London
Hurlingham
d’Avrincourt
France
E. L. Smith
Saratoga
F. Robinson
San Francisco
A. B. Gates
New York
Oyster Bay hosts Seawanhaka yacht races for all classes
Oyster Bay becomes yachtsmen headquarters as the Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club holds daily starts from noon through the week. notable entries include Vigilant and Ailsa in yawls, multiple schooners and many sloop and raceabout classes with prizes awarded for first to third where entries warrant.
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Oyster Bay
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Johnston de Forest
Yawls Ailsa and Vigilant
Elmina
Amarita
Quissetta
Marel
Jolly Roger
Badger
Latona
Dr. Henry Co. Eno
Katrina
James B. Ford
Altair
Cord. Meyer, Jr
Humma
J. Rogers Maxwell
Carwina
W. L. Ward
Effort
F. M. Smith
First Race Arrangements For Constitution and Columbia
The New York Yacht Club regatta committee announced July 1 and 3 races between the Constitution and Columbia at Newport. July 1 features a windward or leeward twenty mile course from Brenton's Reef Lightship to start at 11:15. July 3 offers a triangular course. The Storm King tug will carry members and guests, departing 10 am from Old Colony Dock. Tickets are limited to sixty, available from Capt. Sands or Lewis Lorillard.
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New York Yacht Club
Constitution
Columbia
Newport
Brenton’s Reef
Windward
Leeward
Newport Station
Storm King
F. P. Sands
Long Wharf
Old Colony Dock
Capt. Sands
Lewis L. Lorillard
New_York Yacht Club
Newport Reading Room
Long Island Sound Yacht Regatta Opens Off Greenwich
The first yacht race of the Long Island Sound circuit will be sailed next Tuesday by the Indian Harbor Yacht Club off Greenwich Conn. The Regatta Committee offers events for Ailsa Vigilant eighty and seventy foot sloops and many other classes. Start is at noon with entries accepted by Frank Bowne Jones at 29 Broadway until Monday July 1.
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Long Island Sound
Indian Harbor
Constitution Off for New London Boat Cruise
The Constitution left Newport today on its first cruise bound for New London to attend the Harvard Yale boat races. Light westerly winds met the ship as she carried No. 3 club and No. 2 jib topsail in addition to the usual sail. Sweltering seas suggested a gentle drift. Manager Duncan traveled with guests Potter and Reginald Brooks.
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Constitution
New London
Newport
R. 1
Duncan
Potter
Reginald Brooks
Yachts Prepare to Sail as Navahoe Party Heads New London
Royal Phelps Carroll sails today aboard the Navahoe bound for New London. Other yachts follow, with boats set to depart and be gone until Friday after noon.
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Royal Phelps Carroll
New London
Monhegan Schooner Sold by New York Yacht Club Agent
The Burgess designed schooner Monhegan is sold by Clark A. Miller of the New York Yacht Club to J. P. Story Jr of Washington DC through Huntington Seaman. Other agency sales include Curlew launched by J K Tod to Samuel A Beardsley, Bohemian yawl to Samuel H Groser, and Hermes yawl to W A Ruddick.
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Burgess
Clark A. Miller
New York Yacht Club
J. P. Story, Jr
Washington, D.C
Huntington & Seaman
J. K. Tod
New York
Samuel A. Beardsley
Leonard Ames
Samuel H. Groser
White Plains
N. Y
Haviland Brothers
W. A. Ruddick
Boston
Shamrock II. to test sails before Atlantic voyage
Glasgow June 26 The Shamrock II wins on her new mainsail and sails with remaining gear. A sail-stretching spin is planned for tomorrow. Tuning trials start Friday on the Clyde for ten days, then the cup challenger will be dismantled for crossing to the Atlantic.
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Glasgow
Clyde
Atlantic
New York Beats Cincinnati in Polo Grounds Opener
New York wins opening game of series against Cincinnati at the Polo Grounds. Mathewson pitches well for the Giants, while Scott is touched up after a green start. Harley hits a home run for Cincinnati as Nelson struggles in the field. Final score 6 to 2.
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New York
Cincinnati
Polo Grounds
Cincinnatis
Scott
New Yorks
Mathewson
Nelson
van Haltren
Selbach
Hickman
Harley
Magoon
Ganzel
Strang
Bowerman
Irwin
Steinfeldt
Davis
Beckley
Euro
Pietz
Dobbs
Crawford
Ribpoae van H
B'kley
H’kman
C’wford
B’rman
O Irwin
Peitz
M’hewson
Macon
Mr. Dwyer
Brooklyn Triumphs Over Pittsburg in Nine to One Victory
Brooklyn defeated Pittsburg 9 to 2 at Washington Park. Kelley hit a home run, Keeler added three singles and a double, Daly connected for a single three doubles and a triple, and Donovan pitched well with solid support. Wagner was ejected for kicking as Tannehill and Wiltse matched zeroes until late scoring.
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Brooklyn
Washington Park
Pittsburg
Tannehill
Wiltse
Kelley
Keeler
Donovan
Wagner
Clark
OjKelley
Beaum't
Davis
Dablen
Ritchey
O McCreery
Zimmer
Gatins
Elyss
McGuire
Leach
Daly
Beaumont
Bransfield
Dahlen
Mr. O'Day
Wallace and Long lead St Louis over Boston in nine innings
Boston and St Louis faced off with Wallace homering for St Louis and Long hitting for Boston. Hamilton added a two base shot while Ham ilton stole a base. Nichols and Powell split pitching duties as St Louis won 3 to 2 after nine innings.
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Boston
Lowe
Kittridge
St. Louis
Hamilton
Wallace
Long
Nichols
Powell
Mr. Emslie
Pittsburg and New York Tie in Silent Scores Match
A fragmentary box score shows Pittsburg and New York with tied points and scattered percentages. The mixed lines list teams Brooklyn St Louis Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati and Chicago with partial figures.
Games Scheduled for Today
Cincinnati faces New York. Pittsburg plays Brooklyn. St Louis vs Boston. Chicago meets Philadelphia. Early games set across major cities with notable matchups on the schedule.
American League Scores From Washington and Cleveland
In Washington the game between Washington and Philadelphia ended with seven runs combined. In Cleveland the Indians defeated Milwaukee by three runs, 8 to 5, at home.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Eastern League Scores Report From Toronto Montreal Rochester Buffalo
Providence lost at Toronto 9 to 4 while Montreal shut out Syracuse 3 to 0 and Hartford edged Rochester 3 to 2. Buffalo beat Worcester 6 to 5 in a tight league contest.
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Toronto
Providence
Montreal
Syracuse
Rochester
Hartford
Buffalo
Worcester
New York State League Scores from Three Games
In Albany Albany defeated Rome 4 to 1. In Troy Troy beat Utica 10 to 4. In Schenectady Schenectady triumphed over Cortland 6 to 3.
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New York State
Albany
Rome
Troy
Utica
Schenectady
Cortland
Times Baseball Team Defeats Journal In Morning League
The Times baseball team beat the New York Journal team in a game played at Prospect Park yesterday. Times won with a final score of 11 to an unfinished total for the Journal team.
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NEW York Times
New York Journal
Baseball
Prospect Park
Nelson Lodge Cricketers Edge Kings County in Close Clash
Kings County and Nelson Lodge CSL clubs clashed at Prospect Park. Nelson Lodge won a tight game as Kings County fell short by 17 runs in a spirited contest yesterday.
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Nelson Lodge
Kings County
Prospect Park
Cornell Crew Faces Francis Rowing Standstill at Conference
Poughkeepsie June 26 Cornell's athletic committee announced that Francis would not represent Cornell in the single sculls, though the crews would row in the race. The oarsmen opposed his coaching arrangement with Ten Eyck and insisted Francis not be on the team.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
John M. Francis
Cornell
Francis
C. H. Blood
Tompkins County
W. T. Durrand
E. B. Alexander
Durrand
James Ten Eyck
Varsity
Columbia
Hanlan
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania crew sets pace in Henley full course trial
In Henley on the Thames Pennsylvanians led the trials with a seven minute eleven second time for a full course. The Dublin crew followed in seven forty six. Other entrants were eliminated but none beat the Pennsylvanians.
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Henley
England
Pennsylvania University
Dublin
Sixty-ninth Regiment Picnic At Celtic Park On July Fourth
The Sixty-ninth Regiment N G S N G plans a July 4 picnic and games at Celtic Park Long Island City. Major D C Devlin reports 146 entrants in track and field events. Competitors wear black shirts with green and gold stripes. Col Edward Duffy orders a regimental march and an evening parade after Gaelic pat and baseball results.
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N. G
Celtic Park
Long Island City
D. C. Devlin
Edward Duffy
Americans win at Wimbledon in singles and doubles rounds
In London at the All England championships H M Mahoney defeats C H L Cazalet in the singles third round. Americans D Davis and H Ward beat Eaves and Hillyard in the doubles to set up possible Americas versus the Dohertys, with a tense crowd and a stubborn match pattern.
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London
Wimbledon
Eaves
Hillyard
Beals Wright and Clarence Hobart Win Bay Ridge Tennis Matches
In the Crescent Athletic Club round robin at Bay Ridge yesterday Beals C Wright defeated Leo Ware 6 2 7 5 12 10 after a tight second set. Clarence Hobart outlasted Richard Stevens 7 5 3 6 6 4 6 4. Future matches include William A Larned vs Ware and Stevens vs Wright.
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Beals C. Wright
Clarence Hobart
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Harvard
Wright
Leo E. Ware
Ware
Richard Stevens
Stevens
Hobart
William A. Larned
New Yorkers on Philadelphia Courts in National Tennis Tour
In Philadelphia on June 26 Miss Bessie Moore of Kings County beat Miss Neely in a Woman's National Tournament match. Juliette Atkinson and Myrtis McAteer defeated Rastall pair, with Moore and Neely postmatch results noted.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Bessie Moore
Kings County Tennis Club
Neely
Juliette Atkinson
Myrtis McAteer
Rastall
Elizabeth Moore
Kings County
Rachel Harlan
Belmont C. C
California
Miss_ Atkinson
Miss Huey
Miss Moore
Miss Neely
Miss Jones
Miss Dillingham
Miss Warren
G. F. Jones
Exciting doubles match headlines New York Lawn Tennis Club event
The third day at the New York Lawn Tennis Club on One Hundred and Twenty third Street featured a standout doubles contest Cragin and Bostwick indoor National champions defeated Wright and Grant after a tight two set effort 10-8 5-7 7-5 The day also saw several singles and doubles results across the preliminary rounds with Wyeth Paret and Mollenhauer posting wins.
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New York
New York Lawn
Cragin
Bostwick
G. L. Wyeth
A. B. Bowen
G. E. Wright
W. C. Grant
J. P. Paret
Henry Mollenhauer
C. Cragin
O. M. Bostwick
I. C. Wright
L. J. Grant
R. T. Bryan
J. A. Delmar
T. C. Trask
Dr. W. Brewster
David Nds
C. C. Kelly
Cc. P. Rice
J. D. Forbes
F. W. Walsh
Golf Notes of Interest From Various Clubs
Alec Smith formerly of Washington Park Golf Club and runner up to Willie Anderson at Myopia opens as Nassau Country Club pro on Oct 1. Kept events include Ardsley Club Spring champion Cochrane, Yale faculty team losses, Montclair women summer schedule, Apawamis and Englewood matches, and new records at Westmoreland. Newport series and Knickerbocker finals teased along with Stockbridge Club tournament and regional team matches.
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Alec Smith
Washington Park Golf Club
Chicago
Willie Anderson
Myopia
Nassau Country Club
Glen Cove
Peter Clark
Nassau
A. de Witt Cochrane
Ardsley Club
Providence
Wannamossett
Yale
Montclair Golf Club
Apawamis Golf Club
George R. Read
E. H. Weatherbee
Englewood
Apawamis Links
Harbor Hill
S. I
Arthur Logan
Westmoreland Country Club
Pittsburg
Logan
Toronto Golf Club
England
Birmingham
Maude K. Wetmore
Morris County
Newport
Newport Club
Anna Sands
Eunice Terry
Nassau Country
Knickerbocker Field Club
Flatbush
E. W. Lazarus
Atkinson
E. W. Haskins
J. E. Robert
Englewood Golf Club
Frank Enos
Mabel Barber
Stockbridge Golf Club
Stockbridge Haks
Lenox
Williamstown
Springfield
Great Barrington
Walthour Wins Motor-Paced Race In Baltimore
Bobby Walthour defeats Arthur Ross in twenty miles motor paced cycle race by just under a lap in 32 minutes 11 seconds. Walthour lowers the track record by one second with a final mile of 1 minute 28 and 3-5 seconds.
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Bobby” Walthour
Arthur Ross
Walthour
Brooklyn Wheelmen schedule and cycling events listed
The Sutton Wheelmen of Brooklyn announce club runs in June and July from Jamaica to Seaford L I and Long Island. The Diamond Wheelmen file incorporation with state. first-year directors named. A Buffalo conference plans the National Good Roads Congress for Sept plus a 1 mile sample road. Kings County Wheelmen meet entries listed. The Madison Wheelmen plan a First Lieutenant blind run. Nagle leads a New Jersey tour July 1 7. McFarland issues a $1000 challenge to pace-followers incl Johnny Nelson and Archie McEachern. Brady outlines Manhattan Beach racing season with open air nights and major events at the track. A Tarrytown to Stamford route suggested via Nyack Ferry Broadway Elmsford White Plains and Railroad Avenue Soldiers Monument.
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Brooklyn
Jamaica
Seaford
L. I
Mon- L. I
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Adolph Englert
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Thomas Williams
August Heine
William Feyerabend
Buffalo
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National Good Roads Association
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Florida
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Manhattan Beach
Frank L. Kramer
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Oldfield
Owen Kimble
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Cooper
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H. B. Freeman
J. P. Jacobson
George H. Collett
Lester Wilson
Floyd Krebs
Charles Hadfield
H. C. Bleecker
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Madison Wheelmen
Arthur Sandberg
Capt. Nagle
New Jersey
Long Branch
Johnny’ Nelson
Harry Elkes
Jimmy
Michael
Bob
Walthour
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Major ” Taylor
Tom” Linton
Archie ’’ McEachern
Burns Pierce
Eddie McDuffee
McFarland
Linton
Boston
Providence
Pierce
Philadelphia
W. A. Brady
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New York
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Route directions from Port Chester to Stamford via Grand Boulevard
Reading resembles turn by turn instructions with landmarks such as the band stand in Port Chester Princeton Street Byram River and telegraph poles leading to Stamford. The segment between Port Chester and Stamford is described as gaudy and silly and the overall road is noted as fifty miles long with hills on the Port Chester section.
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Princeton Street
Byram River
Stamford
East Port Chester
Greenwich
Mianus
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William P. Collins
Frederick P. Collins
Rollins & Rollins
Nassau Street
City of New York
Nason
Florence Williams
Abner _C. Thomas
County of
Florence Williams Nason
Florence May Williams
William R. Baird
City of
Harry B. Williams
WM. Raimond Baird
Christiana
State of
God
Elizabeth A. Cameron
Ellen Eah Love
Laura A. Raymond
Elizabeth Whitfield
Christiana A. Grant
Elizabeth Forman
Sue C. Cooper
George C. Raymond
Herbert Ure
Florence Ure
Helen Runyon
Alice Gerraty
Lillian Bowden
Maude Bowden
Wellington Ure
Byron Ure
Andrew Ure
Louise Ure Sutton
Lillian Ure
Leah Willard
Mina M. Ure
Andrew W. Ure
Christiana Ure
County of New York
Ness
Frank T. Fitzgerald
J. Fairfax McLaughlin
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