Cornell Crew Wins Big Race At Poughkeepsie Regatta
Cornell's varsity rowing team edged Stanford by a nose in the four mile Hudson finale, with Syracuse and Columbia close behind. Stanford surged late but Cornell's disciplined stroke won as the Ithacans also dominated the junior and freshman races amid crowding, cheering, and notable efforts from PA's Penn and Columbia crews.
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Poughkeepsie
Columbia Ross
New York Times
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Ithacans
Leland Stanford
University of Palo Alto
Hiudson
Stanford
Syrac
Iin
Santa Clara Valley
Jajuy
Colomnmbia
Gange
Strincins
Old Peansy
Vivian Nickails
New York
Syracuse
Henn
Columbia
Syracuse Cubs
Cornell Younsat
Pennsy
Gray
Manu Courtney
Pennsylvania
Oakland
Jacomies
Fenn
Asbury Park
Columbia Club
Rice
Nelson
John FE. Eustis
Hudson
Frank Guerena
Penn
Courtney
Tiny Janes
Collyer
Cornel
Ivania
Guerena
Californians
Palo Alto
Coumbia
Gotham
Ross
Hunter
Tilden
Cornellians
Yearling Thoroughbreds Bring Record Prices at Sheepshead Bay Sale
Forty seven yearlings sold at the late J. H. Hacein private stable in Sheepshead Bay for 6104 total and an average of 112. The auction drew sharp competition with notable buyers including State Racing Commissioner John Sanford and jockey trainer Preston Burch. Sanford bought the chestnut colt by Star Shoot Humber and a bay daughter of Star Shoot out of Tradition, while F. h. Lemare and Joseph Johnson led other major purchases from Watercress and Waterboy lines.
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J. Hi. Hacein
Sheepshead Bay
John Sanford
Hurricanna Ctu
Amsterdam
Preston Burch
Siz
Star Shoot-Hamburs Pelle
Joan Be. Madden
Mr. Sanford
Star Shoot
F. Bh. Lemaire
Joseph Johnson
Quincy
Mr. Lemaire
Etedt
Watercress
Eneterprise
Waterboy
Seohowlmistress
Polinkn
Dregenerate
Quincey
Mr. Johnson
Patherless
Hene
Biza Russell
Nussell
Fheera
Phantasma
Midlothian
Jeannie
Sieo
Crittenden
Twenty second Intercollegiate Regatta on the Hudson at Poughkeepsie
The regatta on the Hudson at Poughkeepsie featured varsity lighter crews from Cornell Columbia Pennsylvania and Syracuse with multiple eight oared boats. Crews were listed by boat number with names captains coxswains and averages for age height and weight. freshman heights and results show Syracuse leading the junior eight and Cornell second in the two mile race.
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Hudson River
Poughkeepsie
Columbia—Low
C. W. Sengstaken
Fr. J. Burghard
P. P. Mansbach
W. T. Hooven
F. M. Simonds, Jr
R. H. Spurgen
Cc. W. Cronenberg
Myers Oxswain
A. K. Walddock
Cornell Coach Courtney Refalls At Regatta
Courtney, veteran Cornell coach, was severely shaken after a fall at the Cornell boathouse and returned to Ithaca with a physician. The Stanford eight reportedly placed second in the Varsity race at Poughkeepsie amid discouraging East Coast reports and heavy odds against them.
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Cornell
Ithaca
Poughkeepsie
Charles Ek. Courtney
John Hoyle
San Francisco
Stanford
Meadow Brook Wins Westbury Cup in Tight Polo Final
Meadow Brook defeats Cooperstown 10 to 4 at International Field Westbury L I to claim the Second Westbury Challenge Cup in a fast game. Waterbury La Montagne and Milburn led Meadow Brook with sharp stickwork as Cooperstown fought back in the fourth period.
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Meadow Brook
Cooperstown
Westbury
L. I
Great Neck
North Shore
J. M. Waterbury
D. Milburn
Rene la Montagne
Harry Payne Whitney
Meadow Strook
Waterbury
Tilney
Milburn
Phipps
la Montagne
W. L. Tilney
C. Rumsey
P. Beadleston
M . Stevenson
J. S. Phipps
Veteran Champion Frederick G Anderson Wins Long Island Tennis Match
Veteran champion Frederick G. Anderson, twenty years older than his opponent, defeated W Halsey Wood of the New York Tennis Club in the Long Island championship at Kings County Brooklyn, taking the third round 6 2 4 6 3. Anderson advances to meet S Howard Voshell in the fourth round.
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W. Halsey Wood
New York Tennis Club
Long Island
Kings County
Brooklyn
Anderson
T—W
Wood
Acldom
S. Howard Voshell
G. I. Burr
Louis Graves
F. T. Hunter
Cornell
J. W. Anderson
Graves
Dionne Hartye
Cages Wielders
Charles Chambers
D. E. Rice
Frederick C. Baggs
H. B. Bell
Harold Swain
Benjamin M. Phillips
K. Thompson
W. C. Clinkenhammer
J. Treadwell
Ingo Hiartman
Ralph Baggs
le P. Moore
F. C. Anderson
G. A. Copland
Frederick Cc. Baggs
Dr. H. K. Bell
W. C. Ciinkenhammer
G. Graham
George Sindel
Frederick C. Anderson
W. Wv. Colwell
H. L. Hurons
C. L. Johnston
W. Holt
Arthur M. Lovibond
J. H. Steinkampf
G. A. L. Dunne
H. W. Lewis
W. A. Hartye
William Rosenbach
F. Lb. Ogilvie
W. Young
Frederick E Baggs
W. C. Clinkenhaamer
Allef Behr
H. I. Burrows
Edmund J. Fisnan
T. J. McKee
Howard Voshell
A J. Burr
Dr. W. H. Ross
A. L. Barlow
Louis Braves
F. A. Hunter
J. H
Schoolboys at the nets in Staten Island tennis tourney
The first junior singles lawn tennis championship of Staten Island opened at Clifton Tennis Club Arrochar with 52 entrants. Walter Hanlon of Curtis High School upset English champion Willard Bottsford, 6-1 3-6 7-5, as play advanced to a field of 21. Forster dominated Donaldson 6-0 6-1, Barrett recovered to beat Bailey, and many results featured close sets and defaults as rounds continued.
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Staten Island
Clifton Tennis Club
Arrochar
B. 1
Willard Bottsford
Walter Hanlon
Curtis Hig School
Fred Barrett
Franklin Bailey
Huarrett
Love
R. Goldman
Lac de Kone
Charlies Saachea
Charles Montrose
L. M. Banks
Austin Doyle
Hamilton Harris
Leon Well
Fred Wilner
Shamus Ally
Randolph Walker
Waldo Murphy
William Malcolm
A. Hasaford
W. Zabriskie
Val Hohn
Gordon Gildersleeve
Peter Visher
Dudley Meyer
Eiverett Lins
George Preston
Niles Nelson
RE. P. Fairehild
Cecil Donaldson
G. Throckmorton
Francis de Revere
Herbert W. Forster
Gerald Donaldson
Paul Treanor
Leonard Herzig
R. Goldmen
Charles Saadhe
Gilbert Parmelee
EK. P. Fairchild
Rutledge Robinson
William Bisland
George Zabriskie
Edward Randall
Rahway Hosts First Night Tennis Tourney In New Jersey
Rahway New Jersey hosts the first night tennis tournament under the Hederan Vuting Club with 24 electric Hachts and entrants from across the state. Notable players include J Throckmorton Rowland Clark M Randall Engel rock and Vander renter. Brinkerheim and Holbrook lose in one doubles match 1 6 2. Final rounds expected by Saturday.
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Ingel Rock
Vanderenter
Brinkerheim
Holbrook
Referee Cracks Down as Players Skip Matches in Clay Court Championship
The United States clay court championship in Pittsburgh enters fourth round after referee Julian S. Myrick of West Side Tennis Club enforces defaults for players who failed to show. The day saw D. D. Morgan, W. Hackett, and L. Curtis fall in early rounds, with Williams advancing to face H. C. Johnson. numerous matches and defaults shape progress toward the fourth round and start of women's singles.
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New York Times
Pittsburgh
Tenn
United States Tennis Association
Julian S. Myrick
West Side Tennis Club
New York
D. D. Morgan
Washington
Hackett
Boston
Laurence Curtis, Jr
Harvard University
Morgan
N. W. Niles
West Side Club
Young Curtis
W. M. Washburn
Richard Norris Wiliams
H. C. Johnson
HH. Roseman Dretrect
Harry Garman
Jeannette Vend
A. F. Read
Chelamdt
F. BK. Ransom
S—am. H. Geddes
P.eeburgh
Lawrence al- Gordice
U. S. Garland
Oliver Rodgers
Hellevue
Penn
Washburn West Side
N. Y
Willam Scott, Jr
T. McK. Cwnmins
Wheeting
W. Va
W. L. Gibson
Thomas Beattie
Wheeling
Harold V. Huber
Cornell University
Harry Seymour
E. A. Condit
Jules Lieberman
H. M. Kouker
T. A. Arthur
H. SS. Dornberger
Middleton de Camp
Cheinnati
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Paterson x. J
R. A. Johnson
Arkerslburs
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McKee
Traffer
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Trafford
Wiliam Tyler
Cincinnati
W. C. Martin
V. S. McElroy
H. G. Lytie
T Mek
Cummins
Chisholm Garland
J.C. Castie
Pittsburch
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Percy Stverd
J. P. Rilings
B. Norris Willams
Harvart
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J. Mackrell
Dean Mathes
FW Free
Vitus Sunstein
Fitburgh
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Miller
Grant Siverd
George M Church
Princeton
Knox
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Ransom
Pittahburgh
Harold Wright
W. M Wichburn
West Side
Lawrence Curtis
Harvard
Garland
Pittaburgh
Joseph Hepowle
Johnnetown
Dr. and We Stephens
Norman Leeke
Thomas Heattie
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J. Ty Tams
Dean Mathey
W. M. Tyler
Cincnnati
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Garden City Tennis Tourney Sees Local Players Advance
Tennis matches at Garden City Hotel courts saw women’s singles survivors F M Kerr Elizabeth Sabin Florence Ruston Helen Hartek Helen Filbeck and Lestie Johnson and men’s doubles victors A M Hall K T McVough who beat Harry Forsythe Amos Merrill in the final. Final rounds set for today.
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Garden City
S. 1
Hempstead
F. M. Kerr
Elizabeth Sabin
Florence Ruston
Helen Hartek
Mixes Helen Filbeck
Lestie Johnson
Seni
A. M. Hall
K. T. McVough
Harry Forsythe
Amos Merrill
Hall
McVough
Lannin
Schiess
Forsythe
Merrill
Little
Schneiwind
Interstate Three-Cushion Diliard League Opens in Put-In-Bay
The opening session on June 2 in Put-In-Bay saw ten delegates, led by Heim of Cleveland, casting fifteen proxies. Harry Cooler of Indianapolis is expected to become President with Heim as Secretary and Treasurer. The one-shot safety rule starts next season. twenty-five players are planned, with multiple franchise expansions across major cities and new grants to Loston, Brooklyn, and New York.
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Put-In-Bay
Ohto
Heim
Cleveland
Harry Cooler
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Chicago
Detroit
Loston
Brooklyn
New York
Six favorites fail in Aqueduct races
At Jamaica two year old events and senior stakes saw every favorite defeated as outsiders surged. Miss Puzzle led the opening dash, Nephthys and Penalty upset in the second, Hiller and Noureddin faded, and Beo Skolny toppled Hester Prynne in the third. Burwell rode Bac to win the fourth, Yudeles upset in the fifth, and Sasin beat Bromo in the final.
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Miss Puzzle
August Lermont
Malachite
Nephthys
Burwell
Bac
Harry Shaw
Yudeles
Stonehenge
Tinkie Bell
Outlook
Bromo
Harry Payne Whitney
Tude
Sasin
Iit
Miss Puzzie
James Lutiers
Ruby Nethersole
August
J. E. Madden
Buxton
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J. J. Moran
Isidor Matest
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KR. J. Mackenzie
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Rtosal
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Ene Eee
Watloun
Sea Keech
Qui Vise Starturs
Wayfarer
Allman
Squadron Apoloists Triumph Over Whites at Van Cortlandt
Almost solo wins by Smith of the Squadron Apoloists over the Whites in a brisk Van Cortlandt match. Smith drove four goals, with Eastman and Strong among top scorers. Whites’ Thomas and Ster contributed early points but fell behind as the Apoloists controlled the mid and late periods.
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van Cortlandt
Sit
Ceredite
Viitors
Smith
Npt Thoccas
Hinckwell
Wittners
Captais Thomas
JT. Ster
Thames
Smidh
Thomas
Eastias
Smildt
Strong
Whites
I. Snider
Dr. Blackwell
Thommas Back
L. Spencer Heds
Capt
C. Smith
T. C. Eastman
J. L. Hunt
Alfred Grenda Leads Strong Field in Sheepshead Bay Race
Alfred Grenda enters tonight’s alternance race at Sheepshead Bay against Freddie Hill Caesar Moretti and Joe Feeler. Peeler knows the track well and is tipped to challenge the favorite. The feature one mile race will determine the winner with Macdonna facing Worth Mitten and Percy Lawrence in a tough thirty mile pace event.
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Alfred Grenda
Sheepshead Bay
Ystelcome
Freddie Hill
Caesar Morettih
Joe Feeler
Peeler
Vincines Macdonna
Wll Rie
Juttes White Seeks Ed Smith for Saturnay Lead
Fragmented text indicates Juttes White asks Ed Smith to be referee at a local track meet next Saturday night. Mentions ten White and Piet die Welsh and a plan for Smith to officiate at a ceremony related to a historic ring and popular event.
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Juttes White
Ed Smith
Tirbehton
Ten White
Piet
Bargain sale on bags and clothing from factory oversupply
Oversupply allows clearance of 374 bags and suitcases plus ladies handbags. Prices include 55 items regularly 7.50 to 11 now 4.75. 269 items regularly 12 to 20 now 16 for 165 black walrus bags. a few fitted bags and wardrobe trunks at 25 from 35 to 42. Men and boys wear includes suits at 6.50 8.50 and 10.50.
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