Travis Wins Metropolitan Golf Championship at Tuxedo
Travis defeated Marsellus of Yountakah Country Club Nutley 11 up and 20 to play to win the Metropolitan Golf Association title at Tuxedo. The final was anticlimactic, with Travis anticipated winner after earlier rounds, though crowds praised his superb play and the day’s perfect weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis
Metropolitan Golf Association
Tuxedo
Marsellus
Yountakah
Douglas
New York
Uke Travis
Marseilus
Golf finals crown two winners at Marine and Field Club
The Memorial Day tournament at the Marine and Field Club concluded with A. Woodward defeating E. H. Cross by two holes in the Theodore L. Cuyler Cup final. Regular Saturday sweepstakes went to H. D. Seaver. In the Hudson River Association event Highlands of Garrison played at Saegkill links Yonkers. results incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine and Field Club
Capital Golfing
Theodore L. Cuyler
A. Woodward
E. H. Cross
H. D. Seaver
Highlands
Garrison
Saegkill Links
Yonkers
Miss Matilda Eddy Wins Apawamis Club Handicap Title
Miss Matilda Eddy captured the women's handicap at the Apawamis Club yesterday with a net 115, edging Mrs. A. H. Harris who posted 122. In the Ford Cup, the semi finals advanced as Eider defeated G F Daniels by 1 up and W A defeated W A Pratt 2 up 1 to play. Freeman Cup results show Fors beating H Downey 6 up 4 to play and Foote defeating Meeker 7 up 6 to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Eddy
Apawamis Club
A. H. Harris
Eider
G. F. Daniels
W. A
W. A. Pratt
President's Cup at Ardsley Qualifiers and Harbor Hill results
The President's Cup qualifying at Ardsley yielded scores led by A D Cochrane 85 and others. Match play draws listed Edgar Kittridge and Lambert Eldridge Barrow Cooksey. Harbor Hill Golf Club held a spring championship with eighteen holes medal play and qualifiers, and Park Golf Club Plainfield hosted a noon event led by Charles Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardsley Links
A. D. Cochrane
W.E. Lambert
E. D. Cooksey
S. D. Kittridge
H. Holbrook
A. E. Barrow
F. L. Eldridge
H. L. R. Edgar
Edgar
Kittridee
Lambert
Eldridge
Barrow
Cooksey
Cochrane
Harbor Hill
the Park Golf Club
Plainfield
Charles B. Morse
St. John MecCutchen
Charles Esident
Bonceso
C. Barcaiow
Joseph L. Morers
William R. Faber
Charlies A. Reed
M. T. Townsend
A. W. Anderson
Henry Wells
Colonial and Town and County clash in Nassau match
The Colonial Golf Club of Rahway and the Town and County Club of Elizabeth faced off yesterday in Elizabeth for a Nassau System match in the Fast Jersey Golfing League. The Town and County team defeated Colonia with Waterbury Bryant Milling leading scoring duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Golf Club
Rahway
Elizabeth
Waterbury
Bryant - Milling Colonia
Wee Burn cup semis and finals conclude in close matches
Stamford report says in the Wee Burn events Co. W. Seely defeated W. L Baldwin 1 up while A. H. Fitt beat J. T. Williams Jr 6 up 5 to go In the finals Seely beat Pitt 2 up 1 to play Garrett Smith had a bye F T Towne beat Schuyler Merritt 3 up 2 to play Smith then beat Towne 4 up 3 to play Innis Arden finals for the first club cup saw Malcolm Graham defeat Thomas Stetson 4 up 3 to play
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
the Tribune
Stamford
Essex County Club Putting Contest Ends. Coffe Wins
The Essex County Country Club putting contest concluded yesterday afternoon. Miss Coffe scored six for the thirty six holes, with Mrs. E. S. Sandford close behind by several strokes. Prizes were silver cups. H. B. March captured the eighteen hole medal cup after a Friday start at East Orange Golf Club, defeating Ambrose then Christian who beat Barr. March won the final 4 up with 2 to play. Next Saturday Forest Hill hosts a match in the East Jersey League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County Country Club
H. B. March
East Orange Golf Club
H. W. Ambrose
Charles A. Christian
R. J. Barr
March
Christian
Forest Hill
Yale Rowing Prep for Thames Trip and Varsity Selection
Yale crews depart New Haven for Yale's Ferry on the Thames next Wednesday six days before Harvard. A final squad cut will finalize the four and substitutes, with selections likely by Sunday or Monday. Led by coach Alexander Cameron, the crew touts hard work and a non quitter ethos as positions like No 3 and No 1 draw close scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-Haven
Conn
Yale
Thames
Harvard
Red Top
Kunzig
Alexander Cameron
Cameron
Ackley
Johnson
Russell Bogue
Brooklyn
Shell
Cross
Weymouth
Judson
No. 2
Coffin
Bogue
Waterman
Crew lineup details from old rowing roster
Kunzig and Waterman remained at their long held positions while Ackley the fourth veteran served as substitute last year. The rest of the crew came from the freshman boat with Cross at No 7 Weymouth at No 1 Judson at No 4 and Coffin at No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kunzig
Waterman
Ackley
Cross
Weymouth
Judson
Coffin
Yale Wins All Contests In Intercollegiate Bike Meet
James Richards of the University of Pennsylvania injured in a severe spill on the Vailsburg board track as Yale rider Langley swerved causing a crash. Richards suffered deep leg and hip splinters and was taken to the College Hospital, thenPhiladelphia College Hospital. Races featured Yale Gallaudet and Penn with top prizes awarded as gold silver and bronze. Multiple Yale victors dominated the sprint and distance events with fast times and several Penn and Gallaudet placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Richards
University of Pennsylvania
Vailsburg Board
Langley
Yale
Richard
Richards
Memorial Hospital
Orange
Philadelphia
College Hospital
Gallaudet
Princeton
Columbia
Nelson Sets Multiple Amateur Cycle Records At Atlantic City
Joseph Nelson of Chicago breaks amateur one to five mile world records on the Colosseum track in Atlantic City while racing A A Courter of Newark in a five mile motor paced event. New records include one mile 1 31 1 5, two miles 3 03, three miles 7 39 1 5, four miles 6 07, five miles 20 15 2015 seconds. William F King of Salt Lake City dominates a 20 mile professional motor paced race over Nat Butler of Boston with a 23 36 25 time, King leading every mile. Butler suffers tire and pedal failures.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Joseph Nelson
Chicago
Colosseum
Nelson
A. A. Courter
Newark
William F. King
Salt Lake City
Nat” Butler
Boston
King
Butler
Brooklyn wheelmen race at night raise safety fears
Six Avenue in Brooklyn becomes a nightly scene for wheelmen sprinting without lights and sometimes without bells. Patrols may crack down as some riders risk punctures from nails and debris on Prospect Park paths. Meetings list June club runs for the Royal Arcanum Wheelmen and a post circuit trip by John T. Fisher to race in Europe.
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Sixth-ave
Brooklyn
Eastern Parkway
Parkway
Prospect Park
Fort Hamilton Ave
Royal Arcanum Wheelmen
Century Wheelmen
College Point
Plainfield
N. J
Newark
Rye Beach
Associated Cycling Clubs of
New York
Paterson
Hide and Leather Bank expands with strong syndicate control
William Nelson Cromwell of Sullivan and Cromwell announces that control of the Hide and Leather National Bank has passed to a powerful syndicate. Capitalization will be enlarged to strengthen facilities, benefit depositors, and support larger credit lines. Directors retain their roles. executive staff remains unchanged. Names of new owners are not yet disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nelson Cromwell
Sullivan & Cromwell
Hide and Leather National Bank
Does the Sun Emit Hertz Waves Says Preece Sun Study
London Morning Post reports Sir William Preece’s Sunday test of inductive wireless telegraphy seeks to send messages from England to Ireland via parallel trunk lines, with mixed results and reports of audible sounds. Paris Academy scientists discuss sun Hertzian radiation possibly reaching Earth amid solar activity.
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London Morning Post
William Preece
Post Office
England
Ireland
Wiam Preece
William
Paris Academy of Sciences
MM. Deslandres
Décombe
Nordmann
M. Nordmann
Week in Realty Highlights Mixed Real Estate Activity
The real estate market shows ongoing sales of houses and small mercantile buildings with several large deals delayed until late summer. Investors favor improved and unimproved properties with a stable, income oriented outlook, while unimproved plots remain largely speculative. Notable transactions include Cohen & Glauber buying multiple East Third and East One hundred eleventh Street properties, Gordon Levy Co acquiring Orchard Street assets, and several six to seven story tenement sales and a planned three five story American basement dwellings project, with Theodore Rogers Brill as broker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifty-ninth St
Sixth and Fourth Aves
Lewis St
Cohen & Glauber
East Thirdst
East One
Gordon, Levy & Co
Orchardst
Gutee and Trust Company
James A. Frame
Fifthave
McKee abandons No 11 theatre site investment plan
Frank McKee, lessee of the Garrick and Madison Square 7 West Forty-second street theatres, will not use No 11 as part of a theatre site. He bought the property as an investment. Potter & Bro buy Wyoming apartment house at southeast corner of Fifty fifth street and Seventh Avenue, plot 50.5 by 10 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McKee
Garrick
Madison Square 7
Wyoming Apartment House
Fifty-fifth-st
Seventh-ave
Potter & Bro
Real Estate Booms and Bargains Across Manhattan and Staten Island
The Real Estate Record notes bargains on the West Side above Fifty-ninth street and in Staten Island amid rising prices. Investors face limited awareness of offers and capital constraints while buyers search for well situated business district property near Fifth Avenue and Broadway. The report cites auction results on Fifth Avenue and Sixteenth Street, with a 263000 price, and explains continued demand for loft space, new buildings, and wholesale trade channels uptown. Glencoe five story flats adjacent to the Wyoming are now part of a larger plot sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten Island
Real Estate Record and Guide
Fifth-ave
Sixteenth-st
Union Club
Twenty-third St
Fourteenth and
Twenty-third Sts
Broadway
Sixth-ave
Crooke’s Point Sold On Staten Island For 1246 Acres
Jesse C. Bennett and Co report John J. Crooke’s Staten Island property known as Crooke’s Point sold to a syndicate. The 1246 acre parcel fronts water over half a mile and lies near a Schwab purchase for a poor children’s housing project. The sale adds to a flurry of Manhattan real estate trades including tenements and flats on Ninth Avenue and East 117th Street, a school lease, and multiple private dwelling resales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse C. Bennett & Co
John J. Crooke
Staten Island
Crooke
H. Greenberg
Ninth Ave
Louis Lese
Thomas Brady
Camilla Sutherland
Sixty Fifth-St
Prudential Real Estate Corporation
Ruland & Whiting Company
Cliff St
Solomon Kaye
J. J. Lyons
Dovale & Thiery
West Eightieth St
Laura Jacobi
St. Nicholas-ave
Anna T. Kelly
Charles Griffith Moses & Co
Charles T. Barney
Broadway
Fort Washington
Andrew J. Connick
J. Romaine Sesi
Emerson & Herchkowlis
Nicholson & Co Sell Plant in New Brunswick and Woollen Works
Nicholson and Co sold a large plant at New Brunswick New Jersey to the International Rubber Tire Company comprising factory buildings about twenty tenement houses and forty acres of land with fifteen thousand square feet of floor space. The brokers also sold to a new woollen manufacturing company at Stamford Connecticut.
Property list of 12th st to 156 sthave structures
A fragmented inventory lists multiple properties and structures with addresses on 12th street 141st street and 32d street. It mentions owners architects dimensions and values including a six brick tenement house at 12th street and several two story brick stables and a one story frame shed tied to Astor estate. Total values shown include 40000 4000 10000 in unspecified units.
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12Th-St
HM Greenberg
Henry-st
Bernstein & Bernstein
Broadway
Water-st
F Schmale
141St-St
E Smathers
West
C Slocum
Sthave
Kingst
Astor Estate
E Wilbur
Navesink Highlands Ad Offers 20 Building Lots
Advertising copy describes fine lots at Navesink Highlands New Jersey near Sandy Hook Light House 20 feet above harbor with ocean views. Only 20 lots left priced from 850 dollars to expected. Owner Dr Gehring 1345 Arch St Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wor Salf
Navesink Highlands
N. J
Sandy Hook
Ocean
New York Harbor
DR. Gehring
Arch St
Philadelphia
Horses and Carnages in a Stud Registry List
A detailed catalog of many horses and ponies with descriptions of color, age, height, and markings. Entries include Ariadne Deserta tion bay mare, Skyrocket gelding, Phantom gelding, Blue Boy gelding, Abbott chestnut gelding, Tomboy chestnut mare, Hayden brown mare, Silence brown mare, Crosspatch Wilkesmont dam, Rattler brown gelding, Skylark Knox mare, Cavalier bay gelding, Calico skewbald, Cricket bay mare, Abbess chestnut mare, Troubadour gray gelding, Ginger chestnut gelding, Alphonse bay gelding, Gaston bay gelding, Mischief bay mare, Leader gay gelding, Hello chestnut mare, Tipperary chestnut gelding, Albino gray mare, Pipp chestnut, Minnehaha bay mare, Tops black mare, Tekle black mare, Blotter spotted gelding, Chintz skewbald, Pocaryptaca piebald gelding.
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Nelson Wilkes
Knox
van Helmont
Sones
Inger
Mystic Withers
Startle
Abbott
Fearnaught
Tomboy
Hayden
Albion Wilkes
Nelson
Johnny Wilkes
Strox
Wilkesmont
Dr. Franklin
Gen. Nox
Rattler
Antioch
Daniel Boone
Bayard Wilkes One
Gov. Sprague
Volute
Ray Nelson
Alphonse
Gaston
Montwood
St Croix
Doerbier
Ethan Allan
Ablayone
Topham
Tipperary
Harbinger
Victor
Genl
Messenger Wilkes
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John Moller, JR
Trevis
Griggs
John Moller
Lakewood
G. W. Griggs
North Jersey Country Club
Cc F. Watson
Lakewoo
J. G. Batterson
North Jersey
John M. Ward
Fox Hills
Bruce Price
Reid. Ir
St. Andrew
Louis Livingston, Jr
Wee Ook
oSle
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W. C. Carnes
Garden Cit
Westbroo
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St Andrews
F. C. Horstman
W. Beckwith
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B. Adams
Crescent
A. C
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James S. Taylor
Powelton
L. Taylor
Dyker Meadow
G. Douglas
Oakland
Esses
Byers
Dyker MeAdows
Marine and Field
Sapgkill
Haldane
Ss. BR. Seaver
Bidwell
A Kimber
A. D. Seaver
C. J. Sawyer
Robertson
W. Apens
Mallett
Rowe
Fuller
Vanderhoef
Woodward
Spalding
Apawamis Links
Fors
H. Downey
J.bd. Foote
G .K. Meeker
F. A
Han- Meadow
Dyker
G. Williamson
Samuel K. Probasco
George S. O'Flyn
Lup BE
Holden Smith
William Jarvie
W. J. Geddes
B. Byrne
J. D. Dithridge
Seeeseesee
Marvin
Lyon
George Barnes
Ardsley
OX the Park Club
Flushing
Flushing Country Club
Crescent Links
T. P. Fisk Wee
Ines Esenieell
W. Ss. O'Connor
J. F. Tobin
W. G. McKnight
H. M. Scott
J. E Faber
S Hollin
Gardiner Abbott
Uth Mazer
Ralph Wee
W. Jd Ryan
Os Ag
F. L. Palmer
Weeee
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R. K O'Connor
Hw. Allen
Leonard Eggelston
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George F. Landlow
A. M. Jones
W. H. Ball
F. Barker Peer
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F. H Rossiter
C Perkins
George Inger
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Crescent Athletic
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Mason
James Rhett
A. Tueseee
H. S. Bown Osh
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E. B. Knowlton
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East Orange
Yale Rowing
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Vailsburg
O. G. Butts
C. R. Elliott
W._C. Langley
T. Mason
M. Moore
N. R. Potter
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C. R. Ellicott
F. G. Webster
G. Butts
G. U. Pee
Moore
M. F. T. Mason
F. T. Yale
Miles
Wheeling
League of American Wheelmen
Coney Island-ave
Fifteenth St
Fort Hamilton-ave
Ocean-Ave
Washington-ave
Borough Park
National Cycling Association
John T. Fisher
Wyoming
Glencoe
Avenue
Crooke’s
New-Brunswick
City of New York
City Hall
Borough of Manhattan
Ocean Electric Railway Company
Board of Aldermen
Far Rockaway
Borough of Queens
South Street
Fifth Ward
Borough of
Queens
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Rockaway Inlet
Hay
Atlantic Ocean
Washington Avenue
Rockaway Park
Rockaway Beach
Eastern Avenue
Park Avenue
New York and Rockaway Beach Railroad Company
Hammels
Fifth
York
Trac
Ocean Electric
Sal
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City of
Manhattan
Een
P. J. Scully
Madison Square Garden
Maine
Holland House
Ardstey Club
I Am
Renwick
West 46Th St
van Tassell & Kearney
Carriage Repository
J. EB
Goodrich & Co
EO G Moody
Clifton Place
Darrac
Dasragq Automobile 60
United States
Fr. A. LA Roche
Eftudtion
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St. Ave
N. Tel
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Locomobile
Tribum
Nudsom River
Albany
Catskills
Saratoga
Fulton St
Desbrosses St
West Lee Co
St Pe
Burgh
Keepsie
Kingston Point
Catskill
Hudson
New York Transfer Co
Cairo
N. Y
Hedson
Mary Powell
Desbisses St
129Th St
Highland Falls
West Point
Cornwall
New Hamburgh
M N. Po'keepsie
Rondon
Kingston
Broughay
J. W. Wanty
MFR
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