Fournier winner of Paris Berlin automobile race
Fournier won the Paris Berlin auto race in Berlin with a large crowd watching from Spandau to Charlottenburg. Girardot, Brassier, De Kuyff, Charron, and Farman followed, while officials announced prize distribution and a ban on excessive speed. The event spurred calls for stricter government motor regulations after noted accidents.
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Berlin
Spandau
Charlottenburg
West End
Germany
Rance
Austria
Belgium
Baron de Zuylen
Robert Katzenstein
Frankfort-on-, Main
Potsdam
Fournier
Lusty
Girardot
Brassier
de Kuyff
Charron
Farman
Kaiserhof
Waldeck-Rousseau
Chamber of Deputies
Automobile Club of America
New York
Buffalo
Paris
M. Fournier
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-eighth Street
W. M. Power
W.E. Scarritt
Harlan Whipple
S. M. Butler
Arista Triumphant in Gravesend Bay Yacht Race
Arista skippered by George Hill won the 43 to 51 foot sloop class in the Yacht Racing Association event at Gravesend Bay under Atlantic Yacht Club auspices. Bonita, owned by Haviland Brothers, placed second as Flying Fox won the Marine and Field Club Knockabout Class by 25 seconds over Quinque. Minnetonka capsized but recovered to finish its 21 foot class race.
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Yacht Racing Association of
Gravesend Bay
Atlantic Yacht Club
George Hill
Akista
Haviland Brothers
Bonita
Marine and Field Club
Flying Fox
Quinque
Minnetonka
Peete Iiss Bonita
Postponed Newport Cup Races By New York Yacht Club
The Regatta Committee of the New York Yacht Club postpones the Newport series for all classes. Original dates July 5 9 and 10 shift to July 1 and 3 for ninety foot sloops. Races between Constitution and Columbia off Newport will start at Brenton's Reef Lightship with a 11 15 preparatory signal and courses of ten and fifteen miles with specified marks and handicap timing procedures.
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New York Yacht Club
Newport
Constitution
Columbia
Brenton’s Reef
Windward
Leeward
Sloops and Catboats Race Results Display Winners
The list records finishes across multiple classes including Sloops P Q and A and Catboats under 18 feet, with boats named Cockatoo Elsie Broncho Wraith Pebble Peanut Martha and more. Winners named include Akista Vivian Minnetonka a Broncho Pebble Jig-a-Jig and Mara M.
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Elsie
C. P. Roseman
D. D. Allerton
Broncho
F. C. Moore
Wraith
Calvin Tomkins
Pebble
R. W. Speir Weeee
Peanut
Calvin Brewer
Martha, M
Richard Moore
Marine and Field Club
W. Hutchinson
Kelpie
W. K. Brown
Flying Fox
Buckman & Cone
Quinque
L. H. Smith
Stinger
A. P. Clapp
Brenton's Reef Lightship Prepares For Postponement Signal
The notice states that five miles eastward of Brenton's Reef Lightship the committee flag will be lowered if postponed and will be reset ten minutes before the preparatory signal.
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Brenton's Reef
Committee
Independence in rough water after 80 mile run
The yacht Independence reached Vineyard Haven at 9 30 PM after an 80 mile run around the cape in 16 hours. Towed by Storm King she faced heavy seas off Long Point Pollock Rip and Nantucket Shoals with only two bent angle irons as damage. If weather allows she will depart at 5 AM for New London arriving likely early afternoon.
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Independence
Vineyard Haven
Conn
Cape
Storm King
Long Point
Pollock Rip
Nantucket Shoals
New London
Valencia B C Regatta Crowns Winners At Hoboken
In the twenty seventh Valencia Boat Club regatta at the Guttenberg course Hoboken Nassau Boat Club New York won the senior single gig with William Mehrhoff defeating Active Boat Club of Hoboken. Rose Dale Boat Club Hoboken took the junior four oared barges with Atlantic Hoboken second Bloomingdale New York third Waverley New York fourth. Double Gigs were won by crew No 3 and then No 1 with J H Peters Jr J C Lambert among the top. The event featured multiple boats from Hoboken New Jersey and New York clubs in a lively afternoon.
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Valencia Boat Club
Hoboken
Guttenberg Course
William Mehrhoff
Nassau Boat Club
New York
Rosedale Boat Club
Atlantic Boat Club
Bloomingdale Boat Club of
Waverley Boat Club of
George Perry
H. Badenhausen, Jr
E. Gouze
J. L. Sperry
J. H. Peters, Jr
L. J. Stursberg
J. C. Lambert
John D. Waring
New York City
F. J. Fuessel
Je. Stehl
O. M. Erk
G. H. Smith
W. F. Grempler
W. B. Jones
H. Schoeke
William Sehmalz
C. F. Dieffenbach
H. Kilian
J. Koellisch
A. A. Kerr
G. J. Gregorius
J. H. Deters, Jr
H. Schocke
George Perry, Jr
H. Leudecke
PF. Tietje
F. Lawrence
Lafayette B. Neats
P.ernst
G. la Point
F. de Largy
E. Mulberger
T. Bindewald
G. Aitken
E. Norman
J. E. Johnson
H. Weinhagen
H.luedecke
J. Kellisch
Joe Earl
H. Badenhausen
D. Waring
W. B._Jones
FE. F. Meyer
C. Petrie, Jr
A. Vaupel
E. Gouze, Jr
G._H. Smith
William Stehle
Rowing race results list with multiple crews and times
The report lists crews and lineups for Junior Four-Oared, Atlantic Boat Club, and Eight-Oared Barge races. Times shown: 5 minutes 45 seconds for the Junior Four-Oared Charges and 1 minute 11 seconds for an Atlantic crew, with another eight-oared race at 5 minutes 40 seconds.
Moore Crowned Champion in National Women’s Tennis
In sizzling Philadelphia conditions at Wissahickon Heights the women's national tennis finals concluded with Miss Bessie Moore of Kings County defeating defending champion Miss Myrtle McAteer of Pittsburgh 3-6 7-5 2-6 for the singles title.
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Kings County
Miss McAteer
Philadelphia
sVith
Wissahickon Heights
Bessie Moore
New York
Myrtle McAteer
Pittsburg
Holde
Marion Jones
Jomn Little
Princeton
California
Dr. Stephens
EB. J. Rastail
A. J. Hoskins
Belmont
J. «. Davidson
Washington
Miss Rastall
Miss Riggins
Elliott Field Radnor
Juliette Atkinson
Staten Island
Miss Challenger
R, T
California and Miss Bessie Moore in Kings County event
Women's Doubles Consolation Final saw Miss E J Rastall and Miss Dorothy Ras tall Belmont defeat Mrs Kane Green and Miss Chichester Merion 5 7 6 4 6 4. Men's Singles Consolation semi final had F S Howe Belmont beat Ewing Stille Germantown 9 7 6
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California
Bessie Moore
Kings County
E. J. Rastall
Dorothy H. Rastall
Belmont
Kane Green
Chichester Merion
F. S. Howe
Ewing Stille
Germantown
Tennis at Bay Ridge ends in shared title
The Crescent Athletic Club tournament at Bay Ridge ends with William A. Larned and Leo E. Ware tied for first, each with three wins and one loss. Clarence Kobart and Beals C Wright tie for third with two wins and two losses, Richard Stevens bottomed with four losses. The two top players will receive matching trophies as no playoff is held due to the upcoming Middle States championship in Orange, New Jersey.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
William A. Larned
Leo E. Ware
Clarence Kobart
Beals C. Wright
Richard Stevens
Orange
N. J
Larned
Ware
Learned
Wright
Hobart
Clarence Hobart
Challenge Cup Final Set Amid Handicap Controversy
The Challenge Cup final will be played on Monday with the Rockaways granted a one goal handicap. Local organizers approved the adjustment amid debate over the final format and competitive balance.
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Rockaways
Boy Killed by Foul Ball in City Lot
Simon Cohen eleven years old of 54 East One Hundred and Tenth Street was killed instantly by a foul ball batted by another boy on the vacant lot between One Hundred Seventh and Eighth Streets and Madison and Fifth Avenues. He was an onlooker at a Decaturs versus Arlingtons game. Detectives from East One Hundred and Fourth Street Police are ordered to investigate any blame and the body was taken home.
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Simon Cohen
East One Hundred and Tenth Street
Seventh
Madison
Fifth Avenues
Decaturs
Arlingtons
East One Hundred and Fourth Street
More Ships for Gilchrist Fleet
J C Gilchrist ordered five steel steamers from American Shipbuilding Co. These 400 foot ships will be the largest in his fleet and cost 1 25 million dollars. When added to his sixteen steel steamers and forty eight wooden vessels this makes him the largest lakes vessel owner next to the Steel Trust.
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Cleveland
Ohio
J. C
Football Player Dies After Football Injury
Paterson New Jersey June 29 William Hinchliffe seventeen died in St Josephs Hospital from an abscess on the brain. Doctors believe injuries suffered while playing football caused the fatal condition. He was son of William H Hinchliffe and nephew of Mayor Hinchliffe and formerly a Fordham College student.
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Paterson
N. J
William Hinchliffe
St. Joseph's Hospital
William H. Hinchliffe
Hinchliffe
Fordham College
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Frank Norris
Walter J. Travis
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J. H. Comstock
J. P. Paret
Mabel O. Wright
Christine Faber
G. B. McCutcheon
George Gibbs
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Stella
West Building
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