Yale Confident to Beat Harvard in New London Regatta
The June 28 New York Times report from New London notes Yale and Harvard face off in the 1905 college rowing carnival on the Thames. Weather and tide are crucial as captains decide whether the Varsity race runs upstream or downstream with the tide. Yale and Harvard crews compete in freshmen and four-oared events with Yale favored for the Varsity, while Harvard leads in the freshmen race. The Crimson seek a coach vindication if results falter, and race schedules hinge on wind and water conditions tomorrow.
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New York Times
New London
Yale
Harvard
Thames
Filley
Capt. Whittier
Janes
Gale's Ferry
Wray
Cambridge
Crimson
Met
Tyle
Aston
Searvard
Cox
Whiteney
Shepnard
Guild
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Pleasanton
Bowdite
Onativa
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Mason
Colston
Ines
Low
Kernzig
Graves
Josh Hartwell
Hooper
Stuyvesant
Fish, Jr
How
Auchincl
R. L. Bacon
H. L. Whitt
F. G. Meier
O. D. Filley
D. Barka
Varsity
Mr Blair
E. P. Farley
C. Hoppin
Srs
H. ¢. Williams
P._ Rock
C! Wiggins
C. L. Despard
Saas
E. V. B. Parke
Shire
J. R. Richardson
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Lake Winnepesaukee
Springfield
Mass
Lake Quinsigamond
Vale
Ake Quinsigamond
Special Agent Braun Returns to Press Alleging Hungarian Abuse
Special Commissioner Marcus Braun, after a three month stay on the Continent, lands in New York to allege persistent surveillance and mail tampering by Hungarian officials. He claims officials opened his mail, shadowed him, and that a police confrontation in Budapest led to a fine. He vows to publish a full report and press for immigration law changes.
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Marcus’ Braun
New York
Hungary
Budapest
Braun
United State
Austria
Russia
Rumson Freebooters Lose Polo Match on Safety Play
Seabright New Jersey June 28. Great Neck defeats Rumson Freebooters 10 to 9 1/2 on a decisive safety. Referee upheld one safety and a disputed second, with Waterbury and Reynal starring for Rumson and the Burden brothers for Great Neck in a fast final on the Rumson Club field for the Monmouth Cups.
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New York Times
Seabright
N. J
Rumson Club
Rumson Freebooters
Great Neck
Vistors
Rumson
Brokaw
Waterbury
Reynal
Burden Brothers
J. M. Waterbury, Jr
Arthur - Burden
S.borden
Burdens
W. G. Loew
H. Ae
Borden
Loew
By Grace
A. Borden
E. H. Borden
Drowned Captain Larson Missing After Fall From Barge
Siegert Larsen of the barge New York of the Erie line fell between the barge and the pier while unloading wheat at East Forty ninth Street. His wife watched as he slipped and disappeared. divers failed to locate his body and police guarded his wife through the afternoon.
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Siegert Larsen
New York
Erie Line
East Fortyninth Street
Capt. Larson
Woman Charged After Altercation On West Street
Magistrate Pool in the Tombs Court discharged Katefseld of 243 Stockholm Street Brooklyn who faced assault charges against John Haverlang of 45 West Street. The story says Haverlang tried to embrace her. she hit him in the face knocking him down. Haverlang, a fireman on the steamship St Paul, suffered a fractured skull and was taken to Hudson Street Hospital. Police planned to arrest Haverlang when he leaves the hospital.
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Katefseld
Stockholm Street
Brooklyn
John Haverlang
West
Miss Field
Haverlang
Hudson Street
L. I
West Street
Kiseld
St. Paul
Horsford Acid Phosphate Promises Nerve Relief Sleep
An advertisement touts Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a remedy to quiet nerves relieve nausea and sick headache and induce refreshing sleep. The claim suggests broad calming and restorative effects from the patent medicine.
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Horsford
Snuff Wins Rockaway Cup Steeplechase At Sheepshead Bay
Snuff ridden by amateur jockey Harry S. Page wins the Rockaway Cup Steeplechase at Sheepshead Bay, beating Game Cock by two lengths with Red White and Blue fading. Artful takes the opening Futurity race for three year olds, while Yankee Consul conquers Phidias and Accountant in the Futurity’s sprint.
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Sheepshead Bay
Harry S. Page
Mr. Page
Pious
R. L. Stevens
Mr. Stevens
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Almanzor
Game Cock
Knight of Elway
Merry
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Artful
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Lyne
Schulamite
Go Between
O’ Neil
Workman
Miller
Wotan
Oarsman
Uncle Urigh
Cederstrome
Baird
Uncle Meas
Aubuchon
Ee Seay
Synomia Belle
Crimmins
Te RE van Seemcee
Post Marmee
J. Kelly
Ch. H
Mac+ duff-Kate’ Pelletier
W. W. Darden
Thoroughbred sales and prep work at Sheepshead Bay
At Sheepshead Bay yesterday Tommy Waddells owned by Michael Clancy sold for 2205 after bidding up from 1500. Three-year-olds Sysonby Tradition and other entries worked fast in preparation for the Lawrence Realization to be run next Tuesday. Fasig Tipton sale highlighted by Fayette colt at 4000 and Bella of the South at 1200. Brighton Handicap weights adjusted with Delhi Beldame Sysonby and Tanya all penalized.
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Tommy Waddells
Michael Clancy
Sheepshead Bay
James R. Keene
S. Paget
Tanya
Cairngorm
Fasig-Tipton Company
Daingerfield
Fayette, Bik. c
Falsetto
Hy. B. Duryea
Bella of
South
Octagon-Rose
J. Béattie
Delhi
Beldame
Sysonby
Fifly
Women on Orange Courts at Middle States Lawn Tennis Meet
At Orange Lawn Tennis Club Mountain Station New Jersey the Middle States tournament opened full swing with both men and women in action. top half of men's singles players Alexander Behr and Le Roy Wrenn reached finals or semis as did doubles pairs Alexander Hackett Le Roy Little and Hobart Wadsworth. Neeley Winans led Chicago in women's singles while Neeley defeated Freeman and Winans beat Jay in straight sets.
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Middle States
Orange Lawn
Frederick
Alexander
Harold H. Hackett
George L. Miles
C. F. Watson, Jr
Robert le Royard
Raymond D. Little
Clarence Hobart
A. Wadsworth
Chicago
Carrie B. Neeley
Miss Winans
Miss Neeley
Miss Freeman
Alice Jay
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
F. C. Colston
Yale University
Frederick B. Alexander
Harry Torrance
Englewood Field Club
Karl H.behr
Theodore Hoosevelt Pell
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Robert le Roy
Columbia University
H. P. Homans
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
George L. Wrenn, Jr
Country Club of
Westchester
Harry F. Allen
Frederick J. Alexander
West Side
Lawn
Clinton L. Childs
New York
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Englewood
H. J. Gee
A. D. Keers
Bergen Point
Orange
Miss Firth
Miss Souther
Fellows Morgan
Miss Morgan
Short Hills
Miss Smith
Offermann
Longwood Cricket Club
Boston
von Bernuth
Staten Island
Westfall advances in Kings County Tennis Championship
In Brooklyn at the Kings County Lawn Tennis Club, H. L. Westfall defeated former champion Dr. W. N. Frazer in a close four set match T-5 4-6 6-4 6-1. Henry W. Mollenhauer narrowly beat J. W. Anderson T-5 5-7 T 5 6-3. Joseph T. McMahon beat A. H. Vosheil 6&-0 6-6 6-1 and Frederick G. Anderson defeated George M. Antonides 6-3 6-3 6-2.
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Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
Kingston Avenue
Bergen Street
Brooklyn
W. N. Frazer
H. L. Westfall
Henry W. Mollenhauer
J. W. Anderson
Deuce
Dr. W. N. Frazer
Joseph T. McMahon
A. H. Vosheil
Frederick G. Anderson
George M. Antonides
Vesper and Leander Set for Henley Grand Cup Showdown
The 1905 Henley race centers on American Vesper and British Leander crews both aiming to win the Grand Challenge Cup. Vesper’s confidence and speed draw praise from President Thorn and coach Dempsey, while Leander leaders push their crew to focus on the main event. Experts split on favorites as national rivalry swells.
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NEW York Times
London
Rioyal Henley Regatta
Thames
Riverside
America
England
Wespers
Thorn
Henley
Leander Club
Dempsey
Hétines
Haines
Leander
Vesper
Permit for Queens Tunnel Approved by War Dept
Acting Secretary of War Oliver approved the New York and Long Island Railway Company plan to build a tunnel from Forty-second Street under the East River to Fifth Street Long Island City. One tunnel with two tracks or two tunnels with one track each is allowed, plus a shaft at Man-o’-War Reef near Blackwell’s Island. The measure will go to the Legislature at the extra session.
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Washington
Oliver
New York and Long Island Railway Company
Forty-second Street
East River
Fifth Street
Long Island City
Man-o’-War Reef
Blackwells Island
Nurse Seeks $30,000 In Will Claim In Manhattan Case
Mary Klinker sues James P. Nieman executor of Frederick Akers for 30000 claiming promises of bequest for care at Akers home on Manhattan Avenue. She testified she pumped his stomach daily and cared for his feet head and bathing. jury deadlocked, retrial ordered.
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Mary Klinker
James P. Nieman
Frederick Akers
Akers
Manhattan Avenue
Supreme Court
Iron Age overview signals muted week for market trends
The Iron Age reports little movement in the iron market with weak pig iron prices at 11.25 for No 2 Birmingham and slow buying. Foundry pig iron demand remains tepid as mills anticipate steady output. railroads and lake shipyards show activity while independent mills resist proposed wage scales, hinting at possible strikes. Exports stay robust and growing.
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Birmingham
Central West
Lake
Amalgamated Association
Iron rails demand leads steel trade. prices firm on contracts
The Iron Trade Review notes steel rails dominate orders with 25 000 tons Vanderbilt system and other rails for Wabash Toledo and Chicago Interurban Long Island and Cleveland trolley lines. Steel bars face high prices with $28 to $30 feared. buyers push extensions at $26. Pig iron and malleable prices ease, Valley furnace 1000 ton sale at 14, Southern Iron at 11.50, and a union-company negotiation drift toward severed relations.
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New York Times
Cleveland
The
Iron Trade Review
Vanderbilt
Toledo
Chicago
Long Island
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Pittsburg
Bessemer and
Basie
Valley Furnace
Detroit
Southern Iron
Amalgamated Association
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Cabman Hurt in Central Park West Collision
A collision between a Pennsylvania Railroad cab and an Eighth Avenue surface car at Central Park West and Sixty seventh Street yesterday morning injured cab driver William McGuire of 428 West Twenty eighth Street, likely to die, and shaken Elizabeth N J resident Mrs W T Jones 30 refused treatment and left in another cab. No arrests noted.
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Eighth Avenue
Central Park West
Sixty Seventh Street
William McGuire
Twenty-eighth Street
W. T. Jones
Elizabeth
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