America Hydroplane Trials Near Newfoundland Start Delayed
At Hammondsport New York during tests on Lake Keuka the America hydroplane proved it can plane with 1,809 pounds aboard but faces further surface adjustments before attempting transatlantic flight. Lieut Porte aims to leave New York July 3 for Newfoundland if conditions improve.
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New York Times
Hammondsport
N_ Y
Tike
America
Rodman Wanamaker
Lake Keuka
Lieut
Porte
George Kallett
Glenn H. Curtiss
Garry
Lieut. Porte
Newfundland
Wolgast Breaks Arm For Upcoming Title Bout
Los Angeles report states light heavyweight Rivers will defend title against Wolgast after he broke the radius in his forearm during a sparring session at his training camp. The injury will sideline him for two to three months, delaying the July 4 match and a substitute is expected to be named to face Rivers.
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Los Angeles
Twe
Freddie Andrews
Wolgast
Rivers
Jim Johnson Predicts Jack Johnson Bout Readied
In New York Jim Johnson says Jack Johnson is near form for the Moran fight and disputes Moran Lout as a fake. He notes Johnson’s condition aids a fair showing and mentions the Jeannette bout at Stadium Athletic Club scheduled for ten rounds.
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Jim Johnson
Wig
Jack Johnson
Frank Moran
Jim
Moran Lout
Moran
New York
Joe Jeannette
Stadium Athletic Club
Jack
Paris
Johnson
Jeannette
Onnette
Joharling le
Harert
Charlie Wein
Sporting
Club of
Weinert
Brooklyn
Staten Island
New ‘York
Martin Frankie Daley
Young Dundee
Erdllen
Lead Casting Record Falls at Secreta Milland Beach Club
Leroy Kurtz reports a lead casting record broken Sunday at the club grounds near Fifty-eighth Street Manhattan. Dr Carlton Sins casts a 3 ounce sinker to 61 feet 10 inches, surpassing James Moran who held the mark for five years. The event featured multiple divisions and attracted Women and other participants.
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Leroy Kurtz
Secreta Ay Milland Beach
Voy Ead
Ne St Land Gas
Carlton
Fifty-eighth Street
Manhatta
James Moran
Ascury Park
Neen His record The elut of whtelh
A fragmentary OCR item presents a local record involving an individual named Neen His and an event or outcome at an unidentified location. The readable text hints at a performance or result but lacks sufficient details for full context.
Cooperstown Polo Wins Governors Cup Over Great Neck
Cooperstown defeats Great Neck 14 to 4 at Rockaway Hunting Club Cedarhurst to capture the Governor’s Cup. Stoddard and Rumsey lead Cooperstown with two goals each. Montagne and Beacheaton also factor in. Irene La Montagne and Webb steer Great Neck, but Cooperstown dominates from start to finish.
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Louis Stoddard
Cooperstown
Great Neck
Rockaway Hunting Club
Cedarhurst
Hempstead
Stoddard
C. C. Rumsey
Irene la Montagne
Great Britain
J. Watson Webb
Alett Chandler
Hal Phipps
Perry Beachlesten
Malcolm Stevenson
Larry Waterbury
Phipps
Reptoow
BE. Stoddard
Beacheaton
M. Stevenitus
Ln Montagne
Eurnecy
Beadleston
Bourneey
Tunes
Rumsey
Webh
G. A. Miller
A. Hunter
White Polo beats Reds 4 4 at Van Cortlandt Park in session
White Polo of Squadron A edged the Red combination by a quarter point margin at Van Cortlandt Park. Reds star Strong scored three goals while Smith Hunt and Ely tallied for the victors in a practice match ahead of the Rockaway Hunting Club tournament.
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Squadron A
van Cortlandt Park
Rockaway
Reds
Smith
Hunt
Ely
Belton
Strong
Louis Muller
Thomson Baldwin win in tight match sets golf record
Robert M Thomson and Fred Baldwin defeated W Congdon Harry D Smith and Ward Thomas 1 up on Governors Island as Thomson set a new two week sec record finishing in 73. The Nassau Club event saw StيرE La ward Lord Engle and others in semis with final thirty six hole match next Saturday.
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Robert M.thomson
Glen
Sec
Hils
Fred Baldwin
W. ¥. Congdon
Harry D. Smith
Piort
Ward ‘Thomas
Thomson- Baldwin
Thomson
Shin Inouye
Haworth Country Club
Ira M. Helges
Devereux Lord
FE. L. Engle
E.L. Engle
Frank Db. Ames
E. C., Gelther
L. C. Bostwick
R. H. Storm
H. M. Purdy
F. M. Applexate
J. M. Greenfield
A. P. Hallett
E. E. Potter
J. B. W. Lansing
G. F. Weston
Charles Lamb
R. W. Porter
FE. R. Proctor
Dr. H. J. Hull
Travis Defeated At Ekwanok In Paired Match
Walter J. Travis and W. E. Truesdall lost a golf paired match at Ekwanok today by one down to Ane A. Martin formerly Vermont champion and G. H. Crocker noted as a prominent young golfer.
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New York Times
Manchester
Walter J. Travis
Ekwanok
W. E. Truesdall
Pax Hills
Bensonhurst and Kings County Club meet in Metropolit an League clash
A drawn gate marked a meeting between Bensonhurst and Kings County Clubs at Ulmer Park in a Metropolitan League championship match. Bensonhurst totalled 150 with KE Blades scoring 35 and H L Woodroffe 30 F Gautier 29 and L Mayer King contributing. Kings County replied to 120 for 6 wickets when time was called J Madbanks top scored with 50 while R Belgrave and Olten earned 16 apiece and 16 not out respectively.
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Bensonhurst
Kings County
Ulmer Park
KE. Blades
H. L. Woodroffe
F. Gautier
L. Mayer
R. Belgrave
Olten
Vanitie Defeats Defiance For Fletcher Cup Victory
Vanitie, Cochran’s 75-foot sloop, wins the Frederick C Fletcher Cup race on the Sound off Larchmont, finishing two miles ahead of Defiance amid 16 to 18 knot winds. The victory ends Defiance’s challenge as Resolute misses the test.
Gardner and Vanitie Race Dashes To Lead In Trimmed Yacht Match
The Gardner sloop, lighter after ballast removal and a new boom, gains on Vanitie in steady wind as Defiance trails. Vanitie shows a 40 second edge on one leg and a later four minute gain. times cited are 4:28:08 for Vanitie and 4:43:52 for Defiance, with Cochran’s boat reduced in rating.
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Oak Neck
Vanttle
Vanitie
Haff
Janine
Gardner
Vanities
Defiance
Cochran
Zittia
Gllen Cove
Newport
City Island
James Jaiverson
Archmont Yacht Club
Estachhtsmnen
Charles Mraoneis Actas
New Mast Steels the Resolute For Bristol Race
The yacht Resolute, ahead in her cup class trials, will lose the old mast and gain a steel mast with aluminum ring reinforcement for the Bristol contest. Spars and rigging are removed and the boat rests stripped in the harbor awaiting a marine railway tomorrow.
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Bristol
New Tay
Shamrock IV Defeats Sham Rock in Open Torquay Race
In Torquay England on June 29 Shamrock IV rigged as a cutter won decisively over the older Shamrock in a fifteen mile windward and windward course. At the outer mark Shamrock led by twenty two minutes and extended to half an hour as the lighter breeze favored the winner. Sir Thomas Lipton and Charles Nicholson were guests of the mayor at a banquet where Lipton received a cup.
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Torquay
England
Sharrock
Sir Thomas
Army Polo Field To Host Army Navy Game In Washington
Senator Swanson introduced a resolution authorizing use of the army polo field near the White House for the annual Army and Navy football game in Washington. The measure advances steps to keep the contest in the capital.
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Army
Washington
Army and Navy
Swanson
White House
United States Football Association Incorporation
The United States Football Association was incorporated today to regulate international and national games, manage the National Challenge Cup and National Amateur Challenge Cup, and represent and control association football in the United States. Directors include Randolph Manning, Archibald Dirse, M. McKight, Duff Adamson, W. Palmer, Aaron A Jones, and others across New York, Chicago, Pawtucket, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Yonkers, Newark, and Kearny.
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Arias
United States Football Association
United States
Randolph Manning
Tyd Cliff
Charles Edward Robinson
New York
Archibald Dirse
M. McKight
Chicago
DD. Love
Pawtucket
McCampbell
Brooklyn
Duff Adamson
Touchard Loses Middle States Tennis Title Behr Defeats Touchard
Gustave F. Touchard failed to defend the Middle States singles title, losing to Karl Behr at South Orange Lawn Tennis Club, Mountain, N. J., in four sets. Behr steadied after a shaky start, dominating with net play and ground strokes, while Touchard showed rust from a long grass-court absence and inconsistent rally play.
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Gustave F. Touchard
Karl Behr
South Orange Lawn
Mountain
N. J
Touchard
Geo
Behr
Deuce
Rehr
Tie
Vouchard
Imates
W. M. Washburn
Theodore Hi. Vell
Warl Behr
George L. Wren
F. Watson, Jr
Westchester C. C
Country Club of Westchester
Ofelock
R. N. Williams
Lindley Murray
H. H., Hackett
F. K&k. Alexander
T. R. Pell
W. Niles
A. Ss. Dabney
G. F. Touchard
W. N. Washburn
W. A. Clothier
P. Gardner
G. M. Church
Dean Mathey
Little
W. F. Johnson
Herbert Hiahn
The
Californian
W. A Larned
Ef, Pr. Garned
W. M. Hiall
Robert Leroy
William M. Johnston
Raat
Kings County Tennis Opens With Large Entry At Brooklyn Clubs
The Kings County Tennis Tournament began at Brooklyn club courts with nearly 100 top metropolitan players. Frederick Baggs defeated George Groesbeck 7-6 6-2 to reach the fourth round, and W Land pushed C C Chambers to three sets. Several matches ended by default as the field narrowed toward weekend rounds. The Kings County Championship, Men’s Singles, features repeated defaults and close tests among local players as the event progresses.
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Rose
Poachard
Righe Oss
Heuchard
Behr
Karl Kehr
Gustave
F. Touchard
Karl Helr
Theodore E Pell
George J. Wrean
F. Watson, Jr
Kings County
Brooklyn
Frederick C. Baggs
George
Groesbeck
W. Land
C. C. Chambers
Howard Woshell
Benjhamin M. Phillipe
Ened Frederick
Baggs
W. Citternsey
J Hoo Steinkamp
AH Murphy
W i Rosas
J. CL Devilkiff
Arthur M. Lovitumd
Tom Track
WK. Fisher
Alban Oates
S. Read
A. J. Murphy
Frederick Anderson
A. Rolland
F. Cohen
Mo E. Fox, Jr
T. Detwillie
Harvard Rows Fast Stroke at Henley Regatta
Harvard crews posted a strong half course time during trials at Henley on Thames. The Crimson showed pace in the opening minute, then settled to a steady finish as the Intercollegiate Rowing Association praised the U S Revenue Cutter Service's discipline and urged recognition.
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Henley - ON -Thames
England
Ted
Bopeer
Witeh
Harvard
Witte
James Bo Aver
William Tudor Cidrdiner
Piosteens
York
United States Revenue Cutter Service
John HH. Wild
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Yeuse Werner
T Weit
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