Battle royal in college regatta at Poughkeepsie
Fourteenth annual Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta on the Hudson River at Poughkeepsie N Y features referees and coaches from Wesleyan Cornell Columbia Syracuse Pennsylvania and Wisconsin with events including varsity and freshmen races over two and four mile courses. Courtney and other coaches predict lively contests with students from Cornell and freshmen crews prominent in the field.
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Hudson River
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
John BE. Eustis
Wesleyan
James Rice
Columbia
Charles Court-ney
Cornell
James Ten Byck
Syracuse
Bills Wari
Pennsylvania
E. H. Ten Hyck
Wisconsin
New York Times
Poughkhepside
Hudson
Cornwall
Bookager
West Shore
W. Steinschnider
G.M. Hamann
D. Houser
S. M. Clapp
S. S. Bullen
H. N. Simpson
H. R. Lafferty
G. C. Smith
L. T. Emory
P. J. Howard
T. Crooks
A. Foster
Courtney
Ithaca
Poughkeepsie Bridge
Crum Elbow
Columbia Wins Gentlemen's Four at Intercollegiate Rowing Meet
Columbia defeated Cornell and Pennsylvania in the gentlemen's four-oared race by over a length as part of the Intercollegiate Rowing Association events at Poughkeepsie. Syracuse did not enter. Penn and Columbia show strength for the varsity race on the Hudson.
Cornell Leads in Varsity Races at Poughkeepsie Regatta
Records of past races note Cornell easily leading all crews in varsity wins at the seventh annual event of the American Intercollegiate Rowing Association, held in Poughkeepsie with roots back to 1883 though the organization dates from 1898. The piece also mentions open hours for clothing and accessories sale today.
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Cornell
Poughkeepsie
American Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Eastern University
Change of Rocers Peer & Company Uptown Store
Rocers Peer & Company announces relocation of its uptown store from 32nd Street to the northeast corner of 34th Street. The move aims to improve access and visibility for customers in the area.
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Uptown
32Nd St
N. E. Corner
Intercollegiate Rowing Association standings shown
Since 1895 Cornell has led the RSA in Varsity eight wins with nine titles, followed by Pennsylvania twice and Columbia and Syracuse once each. The table lists yearly first to third places, with times such as 21:25 in 1895 and 10:36 in 1908, for crews from Cornell, Columbia, Penn, Syracuse, Wisconsin, Harvard, Yale, Navy, Georgetown, and Georgetown appears with varied placements.
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Columbia
Cornell
Penn
Harvard
Yale
Wisconsin
Cornel
Georgetown
Syracuse
Cornell, Penn
Cornell, Columbia, Navy
Canadian Henley regatta chooses Olympic reps at Port Dalhousie
Enormous crowds watched the final heats at the Canadian Henley course to pick representatives for the Olympic regatta at Royal Henley. A. Toronto's Foura led the North Stars of Dartmouth with a 1:5 time, while Scoles and Bowlen of Toronto finished high in the singles with Bowler close behind. Lou Scales dominated the singles final, shaving 27 seconds from the prior morning time, and is set to travel to England as the second man in singles.
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New York Times
Toronto
Port Dalhousie
A. Toronto
North Stars
Dartmouth
Bingles
Scoles
Bowlen
Ero Toronto
Jacob
Neipal
Argos
Nova Scotia
Lou Scales
Bowler
England
Harvard Varsity Eights Invited to Row in England
New London June 26 report says Harvard Varsity eight may be invited to row in England. A Harvard official in Boston will forward this to the rowing authorities after receiving from Oxford and Cambridge.
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New London
Conn
Harvard
England
Boston
Oxford
Cambridge
Stearns Car Flips in Canadensis Hill Climb
Stearns driver Halstead Swan escaped uninjured after a high powered Stearns car overturned in a 15 percent grade hill climb at Canadensis following a sharp curve. Hotchkiss cars dominated the Monroe County speed trials at Pocono Summit and Canadensis with top times in multiple events.
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New York Times
Stroudsburg
Penn
Monroe County
Pocono Summit
Canadensis
Halstead Swan
Stearns
Mr. Swan
Hotchkiss
Gap Hill
Pennsylvania
Jackson
Rambier
Stevens-Duryea
Rambler
Stevens- Duryea
Thomas
Pierce
Church
Lee
Esmith
Kilpatrick
Zengle
Jones
Zust
Henry
Kitson
Scott
Snover
Easton
Buick
Maxwell
Albany Run Finishes McClure Cup Trial
The six day reliability run by the Albany Automobile Club ended with six cars returning safely after 936 miles and six stops. Contenders for sealed bonnet honors were Joseph Taylor Locomobile Matthew Van Al styne Peerless and Edward Wright Elmore all finishing with intact seals. The Locomobile hopes to win the prize after three perfect years. Accompanying contestants were M L Ryder Lozier F W Battershall Ford and Dr. Frederic Cox Buick.
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New York Times
Albany
N. Y
Albany Automobile Club
Joseph Taylor
Locomobile
Matthew van Alstyne
Peerless
Edward Wright
Elmore
M. L. Ryder
Lozier
F. W. Battershall
Ford
Frederic Cox
Buick
Chicago Auto Club Refuses A C A Proposal
The Chicago Automobile Club announced it will not join the Automobile Club of America and desert the American Automobile Association. After days of discussion and considering the move toward an Eastern alliance, Chicago reaffirmed loyalty to the AAA for national motor sport control. Secretary Gorman stated the AAA’s independent national role best serves motoring interests.
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New York Times
Chicago
Chicago Automobile Club
Automobile Club of America
American Automobile Association
New York
Illinois State Association
Gorman
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
Automobile Club
New York State Association
A.A. A
Chicago Club
Harlow wins Grand American Handicap shoot off
Fred Harlow of Newark Ohio defeated Woolford Henderson of Lexington Kentucky in a shoot off at Arlington range to win the Grand American Handicap. Both men earlier tied for first by breaking 92 of 100 targets.
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Columbus
Ohio
Fred Harlow
Newark
Arlington Range
Woolford Henderson
Lexington
Harlow
Henderson
Eastern League Scoreboard Snapshots
In Jersey City Ontario Toronto defeated Jersey City 5 to 0 while Newark fell to Buffalo 8 to 4. Baltimore beat Rochester 9 to 7 in Baltimore. Providence crushed Montreal 9 to 0 in Providence.
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Jersey City
Toronto
Newark
Buffalo
Baltimore
Rochester
Providence
Montreal
Americans vs Boston at American League Park
Baseball note announces a 3 30 P M game at American League Park featuring the New York Americans against Boston with advancing coverage.
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N. Y
Boston
Brooklyn Lads Defeat Bronx Schoolboys 7 to 1 at Saratoga Field
Lefty Richardson pitched for Brooklyn No. 9, dominating as Sterling and Williams fueled a 7 to 1 win over Bronx No. 42 at Saratoga Field. Williams hit a three-base drive and scored twice while Wesson, Dumas, and Cunningham contributed key singles as Brooklyn pulled away in the fourth inning. Thousands watched the decisive game with a net foul-control setup behind the plate.
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Richardson
Gun Hill
Bronx
Toots Williams
Toots
Brooklyn No. 9
Brooklyn
Saratoga Field
Public School 24
Master Sterling
Young Godsell
Lefty Richardson
Schacht
Slabman
Wesson
Lane
Cunningham
Sterling
Dumas
Williams
Palladino
Chicago
W. W. Aulick
Public School
Carr
Rich’son
Oschacht
O Palladino
C’ham
Gerrity
Brady
Bennlis
Genet
Nander
B’owitz
K'm'tin
Godsell
Eerssceen
Brookiym
Mr. Griffin
A. Ll
Commercial H S Wins Public Schools Baseball Championship
Commercial High School won the Public Schools Athletic League baseball title by defeating Boys' High School of Brooklyn 7 to 4. The scoring shows Commercial H S with runs across innings while Boys' High scores varied, final tally 7 to 4.
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Commercial H. S
Commercial High School
Public Schools Athletic League
Oyster Bay Yacht Race Sees New York Thirty-Footers Lead
The Sea Wanaka Corinthian Yacht Club regatta at Oyster Bay drew 15 boats including New York thirty-footers and one-design Seawanhaka sloops. Commodore Frank J Gould’s Helvenia served as committee boat as wind dropped, delaying leaders and leaving Grilse to win the small sloops by a narrow margin.
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New York
Oyster Bay
New London
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Aurora
Istalena
Princess
F. G.stewart
Dorothy
Alera
W. E. Roosevelt
Grilse
Frank J. Gould
Helveniia
HMS
H.M
Gardenia
Herzig
Stella
J S
Hoyt Dee
NEW York Yacht Club
Alker
SPR
Maxwell
Ibis
Phryne
J Casati
Atatr
Wee A Meyer
Nepoi
Carlita
Frank C. Swan
F. Stewart
W. Couree
Roosevelt
Flicker
E Henderson
L. Cc
Tiffany
Sebrina
E Willar
Fieeee Nsesece
H Warner
Grayling C Mackenzie
Thelema
Hal Chase Injured At Philadelphia Ballpark
Hal Chase, star infielder for the New York Americans, was badly hurt in the eighth inning when Jimmy Collins slid into him at second base. Initial feared broken ankle shifted to a bad sprain, Chase carried from the field as Hemphill was sidelined by illness and Niles moved to center. Physicians planned tonight to assess the ankle with no public report issued.
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New York Times
Elphia
Philadelphia
Hal Chase
Jimmy Collins
Athletics
Chase
Collins
New York
Farrell
Hemphill
Niles
Orth
Giants Blank Boston in Final Game of Series
The Giants defeated the Boston team 2 to 0 as McGinnity shut out the visitors with three scratch hits. Devlin opened the scoring with a long drive into the left bleachers for a home run, and in the seventh Tenney grounded McGinnity home after Bridwell walked and was forced, with Seymour’s fly bringing in the other run. Flaherty pitched well for Boston, but New York capitalized on timely hits to secure the win.
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Giants
Boston
McGinnity
Flaherty
Devlin
Bridwell
Tenney
McGinnitt
Seymour
Ritchey
New York
Rhpoae
Mont
Otenney
Browne
Merkle
McGann
Beymour
Kelley
Donlin
Dahien
OjDevlin
Hanifan
Messrs
Johnstone and
Rigler
Batteries Fraser and Kling Rhodes and Schlel Win
In Chicago the match featured Fraser and Kling against Rhodes and Schlel with Spade and Cincinnati lineup supporting. The event produced a notable battery pairing, drawing attention from local fans and organizers.
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R. H
Chicago
Cincinnati
Fraser
Kling
Spade
Rhodes
Schlel
Local Battery Names In St. Louis Roll Call
In St. Louis a roster lists Maddox Gibson Raymond Sallee Higginbotham Ludwig and Bliss among batteries. The document records names and unit identifiers in a military or organizational roll call.
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H. B
Manning Batted Out. American League Results
Yesterday’s games ended with Philadelphia defeating New York 6 to 2 and Washington beating Boston 8 to 0. Cleveland and Chicago tied 4 4 while Detroit edged St Louis 2 to 4. Today Boston visits New York and Washington hosts Philadelphia. Chicago travels to Cleveland and St Louis plays Detroit.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Louta
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Ashington
Hs Phila
Yankees Fall to Athletics in Philadelphia Double Bill
In Philadelphia on June 26 the Yankees lost 6 to 2 to the Athletics after Manning lasted three innings and Chesbro mopped up. Vickers relieved Combs in the fourth and kept New York to one hit, while Philadelphia built an early lead and coasted to the win.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Fenn
Yankees
Athletics
Manning
Chesbro
Vickers
Combes
New York
Niles
Ojlartsel
Keeler
Nichols
Mor’ty
Davis
Chase
Murphy
Orth
J.collins
Ball
L'Oldring
Stahl
E.collins
Conroy
Powers
Coombs
Saup
Oldring
Moriarty
J. Collins
Ellins
E. Collins
Messrs
Egan and
Hurst
California boxer Britt in New York en route to Europe
Jimmy Britt former featherweight champion from California arrived in New York on his way to Europe. He will watch college boat races at Poughkeepsie and sail on Thursday aboard the America to attend the Olympic games in London. He plans to explore a water from milk separation process and milk powder production for potential investment.
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Jimmy Britt
California
New York
Europe
Britt
Poughkeepsie
America
Shepherd's Bush
London
England
Dandelion Edges Jack Atkin In Sharp Sheepshead Bay Finish
Dandelion, a six year old, won the mile handicap at Sheepshead Bay by a half length over Jack Atkin despite top weight and a late challenge from Dreamer. J. Lee rode Jack Atkin, but misjudgment cost him victory as Dandelion shot through an opening in the final strides. The event drew a large crowd at the Coney Island course with eight runners.
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Sheepshead Bay
Dandelion
Jack Atkin
Dreamer
Lee
Dreamer Dandelion
James B. Brady
Garner
Black Mary
Great Pirate
Kitty Wells
Jimmy Lane
Mr. H. S. Page
Yama Christy
Pete Datley
Connaught Ranger
J. Lee
Park View
Lord Stanhope
Prince Ching
Waterspeed
McCarthy
Peneserssere la Arionette
Wild Pigeon
Don Enrique
BE. Dagan
Jacobite
Saracinescu
Grimaldi
Molesey
Draculum
Pilsen
J. Tucker
Pa. Sinister
T.L. Evans
Sea Cliff
E. Dugan
County Fair
G. Burns
St. Faisenay
Faultless
Miller
Sovieces
Far West
Tourenne
Monfort
Old Honesty
Hamburg
Jonathan
Beauclerc
Killiecrankie
Yorke
Wild Refrain
Bolando
Bartender
Poterne
Taboo
McCahey
Oweeha Ae the Pippin
Chaperone
Mystify
Rose Beaumon Rubra Granda
Ethelda
Dunwoodle Club Lawn Tennis Trophy Final Contenders Named
Aspirants for the Dunwoodle Country Club trophy narrowed to Charles M. Bull Jr and Gustave F Touchard after wins on the Yonkers club courts. Semifinals set in singles and doubles with Cragin, Steinacher, Palmer, Paret, and others advancing in early rounds.
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Dunwoodle Country Club
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Gustave F. Touchard
Yonkers
M. Bostwick
Calhoun Cragin
R. H. Palmer
J. P. Paret
Julio M. Steinacher
L. Millens Burt
Dimon ©. Roberts
Dr. Littell
Steinacher
Grocebeck
Riggin
Hillhouse
Blake
Gerlach
Child
Bennett
Hilllhouse
Banks
Wertheim
Barger-Wallach Wins National Tennis Championship Final
In Philadelphia on June 26 the national women’s championship saw Mrs. Barger-Wallach of Newport beat Miss Wagner of Hamilton Grange in the final by two sets to one. Earlier, Barger-Wallach defeated Edith Rothe 6-2 6-4 in the semi finals, while Wagner beat Miss Johnson 7-5 6-2.
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Philadelphia
Barger-Wallach
Miss Wagner
Newport
Edith Rothe
Boston
Hamilton Grange
Keene's Cracks Miss Race With Colts Colin and Celt
James R Keene withdraws his two top three year olds Colin and Celt from the $25000 Coney Island Jockey Club Stakes at Sheepshead Bay due to medical concerns. Dr Shepard finds Colin has a fever in a foreleg and possible pastern inflammation while Colt has a cracked heel. The owner says rest may restore Colin to form and that Colt could recover in days if needed for a later start.
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Roseben
Gowan
Brother Thomas
Red River
Umbrella Ser
Sir_Lynnewood
Or Hee Meeer
Royal Tourist
Westbury
Far West
Okenite
Jeanne d’Arc
California
St Nickes
Thistledale
Fayette - Steeee
Sir Martin Sees
Bobbin
Rossfenton
Angelus
Hessian
Alane James
Dorante Seseeee Wees
Ward
Gretna Green
D’arkle
Miss Crawford
Ellisdale Ee
Gun Cotton
Wren
Montana
Earl’s Court
Easton
St. Joseph
Antaeus
Eseee Sakes
James R. Keene
Colin
Celt
Keene
Sheepshead Bay Course
Shepard
Sheepshead Bay
Coney Island
McGrann Horses Win at London International Show
R P McGrann of Lancaster Pennsylvania wins with Young Mountaineer taking first and Newsboy second in Class 23 for pace and action of a pony not exceeding fifteen hands. The results mark another victory for McGrann at the show in London.
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London
R. P. McGrann
Lancaster
Penn
Mountaineer
Newsboy
Staten Island Golf Title Shifts on Fox Hills Links
Surprises marked day two as Fox Hills players advance in the Staten Island golf championship at Fox Hills. In morning play C W Taintor and L H Thomas from Richmond County were eliminated, Allen defeating Taintor 1 up and McMenamy overcoming Thomas 3 up with 1 to play. Armstrong ousted Allen 2 up and 1 to play while McMenamy beat Bottome 8 up 4 to play to reach the final. In the second cup, Fox Hills players dominated, with Newman and Boyd advancing to the semi finals alongside Daniels and Sey, as Pusey and Boyd won and moved toward the final matches.
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Staten Island
Fox Hills Club
C. W. Taintor
L. H. Thomas
Richmond County Club
B. T. Allen
J. W. McMenamy
Thomas
Allen
H. E. Armstrong
McMenamy
Fox Hills
Ae Pusey
W. D. Boyd
Fox Is
Bert T. Allen
C. West Tatintor
Richmond County
H. &. Armstrong
Dr. Thomas
B. S. Bottome
J. S. Marvin
L. H Thomas
Armstrong
Bottome
H. Waiser
S. Davis
L/ Daniels
G. Armstrong
F. L.sey
E. W Scheffer
Pusey
Daniels
Boyd
Newman
Olympic men meet before London trip
Seventy six of eighty five American athletes responded to the roll call led by manager Matthew Halpin at the New York Athletic Club. The meeting set final travel details for the journey aboard the Philadelphia Line at Vesey Street, with stirring talks from Bartow Weeks and others and a letter from Casper Whitney increasing enthusiasm.
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America
London
Matthew Halpin
New York
Philadelphia
Vesey Street
Joseph Bromilow
Charles M. Daniels
England
John I Hayes
T. Morrissey
F. H. Riley
I. A. Rector
University of Virginia
Lawson Robertson
Irish-American Athletic Club
Harvey W. Cohn
Bartow S. Weeks
Gustavus Kirby
Evert J. Wendell
Mr. Weeks
Casper Whitney
Clever High School Boys Stage First Brooklyn Field Day
Eastern District High School at Marcy Avenue Brookyln held its inaugural field day at Commercial Field with Class 1B led by O McKinney in 4A second and 14 third. Multiple events featured P McCaffrey, Michael McCaffrey, O McKinney, and J Brown with notable winners in sprints, distance runs, throwing, hurdles, relays, and jumping.
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Brooklyn
Marcy Avenue
Rodney and
Keap Streets
Commercial Field
O. McKinney
P. McCaffrey
McKinney
Michael McCaffrey
B. Wolf
H. Shimkin
M. McCaffrey
John Thomas
I. Kurby
L. Brehone
Ee Schick
Hill
J. Fraenznick
A. Schaefer
F. Wright
T. Roseman
H. Mindes
J. Mindes
J. Jarfinkel
N. Weissman
Newman
Connoly
Grant
Brown
McCaffrey
W. Wilson
Edward Brown
B. Shafer
Phil McCaffrey
G. Wright
J. Vogel
Es Brown
R. Bogen
William Wilson
H. Shimken
M. Bearman
T. Rosenson
P. Ehapire
J. Wrana
L. Brehm
H. D. Bucato
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F. Hill
G_.Wright
T. Carroll
Emanuel Marcus
H. Luft
A. Heidenheim
F. Buerman
J. Bloomegarten
M. Luria
San Salvador Council K C Announces Annual Field Day
San Salvador Council K C will hold its annual field day and picnic today at Celtic Park. Some 300 entries have been received for the events and the stellarights of athletics are numerous.
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San Salvador
K. C
Wil
Celtic Park
Slightly Used Rainier Cars Offered At Rainier Motor Co
Rainier Motor Car Company offers Rainier cars taken in trade for the 1908 model. Vehicles have been overhauled, repainted, refinished and come with a six month repair guarantee. Prices start at 1300 dollars with a 1907 seven passenger touring car and a Burr & Co limousine among units available for viewing at Broadway and 56th Street.
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Rainie
Burr' ‘& Co
Broadway, Cor
56Th St
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