Columbia oarsmen fall to New York Athletic Club crew
In ideal Harlem regatta conditions the New York Athletic Club and the Rowing Club shared honors as Columbia University secured only one victory. The day featured seriatim races across junior, senior, and intermediate events with several close finishes and a dramatic capsize in the quarter mile dash involving New York Athletic Club's Miller.
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Columbia Oarsmen
New York Athletic Club
Harlem
Anernoon
Rowing Club
Columbia University
Speedway
Ems Towine
Columbia
van Viiet
Durando Miller
Thet S. Gordon
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
Getan
Miller
Fred Foessel
Harlem Rowing Club
Frank Shea
Sheepshead Bay
James A. Miller
de Witt Clinton High School
High School of Commerce
Clinton
Commerce
Clinton Rooters
Pennsylvania Barge Club
J. Munn
Mercury Foot
Ciarlem Rowing Club
Island
Robert Stevenson
Lawrence Stone
Harlem R. C
New York
Louis
Rudolph Viiacqp
Union Ie
Urler Singl
Sul Wen
R. B. Mann
John Hughes Bariem
RB. C
BR. L. Quinn
Ivania Ec
Junie
A. Palmer
G. Rouselle
Netz Roterg
H. Steinkamp
Orange
Bazar G_ Britz
Egbert Toke
Columbia Uaigety
Pitt
Bow
F. Miller
E. Phillip
E. Phillip. x. & and X Gotch
Pennsylvania B.C
E. and
H. Ginenzer
F. ©. Kelly
Hienrs
Fred Fuessell
Pet Shpherd Mrcke
R. C
A Guinn
New York A. C
Pullman
John
Peetacek
J. A. Hughes
Union BK
New
J. Clark
T. A. Brod
Pullern
F. Culman
J. Moore
W. J. Heiser
Mattar Rethman
J. W. Dutcher
R . Coxewain
Danham B. C
Lew Oh. Livingston
R. RB. Marin
Maten Island
R. Stevenson
Thirt
New York A. C. If
F_ Morrow
W. L. Brown
Wabnetah B. C.R. Handy
Eepie
Boye
R. Hydeson
R. Ditlmar Bird
Dome
Oxewatn
York
Wyan
Walsh
McWitlia No
Harlem—miie
Uesse
R. Mikms Vitacek
F. Frater
Jocor
Irish relay record at Celtic Park by Irish American A C
The Irish American Athletic Club five man relay set a new American mark of 3 17 for the distance, beating the New York A C at Celtic Park. W C Robbins led the Irish in a 2 yard split, with Cloughen Northridge and Rosenberger aiding a close victory.
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Irish-American Athletic Club
New York Athletic Club
W. C. Robbins
Yale
Cloughen
Ford
Jim McEntee
New York
Melvin Sheppard
Sheppard
McEntee
Richmond
Rosenberger
Robbins
Wagner
Tom J. Collins
J. Hermans
Yonkers
Collins
Robert Cloughen
J. J. Archer
J. J. Eller
Ramsdell
Pennsylvania
Teischow
Matt McGrath
John Flanagan
McGrath
Flanagan
Martin J. Sheridan
Telschow
A. C
G. W Sorster
JM Sweeney
David V. Nobie
Frank N. Riley
J. J. Biller
Tscratch
C. C. Ruggles
Acorn A. A
George Emerson
Pastime A. C
Richard
College City of New
Yonkers Y
Phil Lorz
Mohawk A. C
G. F. Morridy Is
Loughlin Lyceum
KR. T. Edwards
A- Co
FE. Erick
Con Mott Haven A. C
ML Rosenberger
CO. Nilson
National A Cc
Patt McDonald
W. Kropouvicz
M. J. Sheridan
Andover Beats Exeter in Close Dual Track Meet
In Andover Massachusetts Phillips Andover defeated Phillips Exeter 49 to 47 in the annual dual track meet. Two records were set as Exeter’s W. J. Bingham won the half mile in 2 minutes 11.5 seconds and J. P. Jones ran the mile in 4 minutes 4.0?5 seconds, surpassing old marks.
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Andover
Mass
Phillips Andover
Phillips Exeter
W. J. Bingham
Exeter
J. P. Jones
Bridgeport and New Haven Open Rivalry in Twin Play
Bridgeport defeats New Haven 5 0 in game one while New Haven wins game two 9 to 4. Holyoke tops Springfield 4 2 in two games with 4 2 in game two. Hartford beats Northampton 7 to 3. New Britain takes Waterbury 7 to 2 in game one while Waterbury blanks New Britain 12 to 0 in game two.
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Bridgeport
New Haven
Springfield
Holyoke
Hartford
Northampton
New Britain
Waterbury
Cornell Triumphs Over Harvard in Water Showdown
Ithaca crews defeat Harvard on Lake Cayuga in a two mile race by a length and a half before fifteen thousand spectators. Cornell also beat Harvard freshmen by three lengths, while Cornell’s baseball team shut out Pennsylvani a in a thrilling game.
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Ithaca
Cornell
Harvard
Lake Cayuga
Ithacans
Crimson
Pennsylvania
Wray
Columbia
Courtney
Stone School
Boston
Cascadilla School
Posithon
H. J. Kimban
Iui
Harvard Posts
Citters
Ae Bitty L
Withington
Cutler J. E. Ward
A. Seargent
M. Magdon
Csi
Races at Sport Hill Meet Break Records
Bridgeport Connecticut May 31 crowds lined Sport Hill course as the Bridgeport Automobile Club held races. An accident ended the event after six injuries in the free-for-all. Winners included several Buick and Chalmers Detroit entries with times ranging from 1 20% to 2 1% for different price classes.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Fairfield
Connecticut
Bridgeport Automobile Club
Coast Artillery
Goldwaithe
Buick
Robert Burman
Chalmers- Detroit
Lorimer
Chalmers-Detroit
Kingston
Hughes
Isotta
Pepperday
H.W Webb
Transcontinental speed contest starts from New York to Seattle
Ten high powered American cars depart New York City for a four thousand mile endurance race to the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition in Seattle. The start is at 3 PM in front of City Hall with Mayor McClellan as starter and a White House to Seattle transmission signals the countdown. President Taft will press the button to open the exposition and mark the start time.
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Seattle Automobile Club
New York
Exposition City
City Hall
McClellan
White House
Washington
Taft
Seattle
DeWitt Clinton Trips Townsend Harris In Narrow High School Final
DeWitt Clinton beat Townsend Harris 6 to 4 at American League Park as South paw Collins pitched a 13 strikeout, three-hit game for Clinton. Morris High defeated Curtis 7 to 6 in the other championship clash.
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DeWitt Clinton
Morris
Townsend Harris Halli
Paw” Collins
Clinton
Rockaway Four Triumphs Over Meadow Brook Polo Team
Rockaway Hunting Club, aided by a two goal handicap, won against Meadow Brook Club at Great Neck with a final score of five to two in the first game for the Great Neck second caps. Fast play and Meadow Brook’s poor goal shooting led to the defeat despite strong effort from Meadow Brook. A large crowd observed the match with frequent applause.
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Rockaway
Meadow Brook Club
Great Neck
Meadow Frook
Squadron A Falls to Rumson in Van Cortlandt Cup Final
Rumson defeated Squadron A by 1 goal to ly in the final four team handicap match at the public field yesterday. Squadron A started with a two goal handicap but failed to score in play. Walter McClure served as referee.
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Squadron
Rumson
Walter McClure
Bloomington and Decatur Play 26 Inning Long Baseball Game
Bloomington and Decatur of the Three League tied up a 2 to 1 decision after 26 innings in a muddy, lengthy game. Burns and Clark pitched superbly with 4 hours 20 minutes of play before rain halted the action. Bloomington protested an at bat on a base steal during the 26th inning.
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Bloomington
Decatur
Burns
Clark
Actus
Fisher
Columbus
Ohio
Heintz Victors
Columbus Selects
Athletics
Boston
Surprise as Staten Island cricket loses title clash
In the Metropolitan District Cricket League final at Livingston, Staten Island Cricket Club were bowled out for a 156 run defeat by Kings County. R W R Powell led Staten Island with 62 and C H Clarke 35 as Barnes 82 and Atwood 59 anchored Kings County. Hoskings took 6 for 59 for the victors while Barnes also claimed 2 for 5.
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Staten Island Cricket Club
Kings County Eleven
Staten Islanders
Livingston
R. W. R. Powell
C. H. Clarke
Powell
Clarke
F. F. Kelly
P. Mew
Kings County
J. P. Stuart
J. D. Maclennan
G. W. Barnes
E. J. Atwood
Barnes
Atwood
Stuart
Hoskings
M. R. Cobb
Aloha Beats Enchantress In Sound Race
Commodore Arthur Curtiss James on the Aloha and N L Mc Cready on the Enchantress raced from Oyster Bay to Middle Ground Light and back a 48 mile course. They started at 10 in the morning and finished with the Alpha at 6 39 p m in three hours 35 minutes ahead by 33 minutes 35 seconds.
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Arthur Curtiss James
N. L. McCready
Oyster Bay
Middle Ground
Stratford
Benedict
Omeida
New York Yacht Club Ten and Seawanhaka-Corinthian Race
In a NW breeze the NYYC 24s and Seawanhaka Corinthian 15s raced off Aster Bay for club prizes. Phryne owned by John F. O Rourke won the 30 foot class by a small margin from Meyer's Atatr, while Nichcolls Hen took the 15 foot class over Iris by a ship’s length.
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New York Yacht Club
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Aster Bay
John F. O'Rourke
Phryne
Sm. Ms
G. €. Meyer
Atatr
George Nichcoll
Hen
E. Tuckerman
Iris
NYU Athletes Elect Captains for Varsity Eight and Baseball
NYU oarsmen elected Harry Anderson captain of next year’s varsity eight with Fred Koppt as manager. Anderson stroked the crew in the navy race this year. The baseball team chose Rudolph Garsh captain H. H. Miller manager and Robert Wellwood assistant manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University
Harry Anderson
Fred Koppt
Anderson
Navy
Rudolph Garsh
H. H. Miller
Robert Wellwood
Crescent A C Beats Staten Island Cricket Club In Close Baseball
In Bay Ridge yesterday the Crescent Athletic Club defeated the Staten Island Cricket Club 6 to 5 in a tense amateur league baseball game. Both teams scored three runs in the final inning to decide the outcome with Crescent edging ahead. Batteries Coleman and Wood for Crescent A C and Turell and Allan and Delafield for Staten Island C C contributed to a hard fought contest.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Staten Island Cricket Club
Bay Ridge
R. H. Crescent A. C
Staten Is'd C.C
Coleman and
Wood
Turell
Allan
Delafield
Cubs Second Baseman Evers Suspended for Abusive Language
Acting NL President John Heydler announced a three day suspension for Chicago Cubs second baseman John Evers for using abusive language toward umpire Johnstone after a game with Pittsburgh last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heydler
National League
John Evers
Chicago Cubs
Johnstone
Pittsburg
Auto-go wins ten mile Saratoga motor boat race
Saratoga New York May 31 William M. Martins Auto go won the annual motor boat race over a ten mile course from a field of eight starters in a headline friendly finish noted by local sport reporters.
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Saratoga
N. Y
William M. Martin
Regatta Crowns 52 Yachts Amid Squally Sound Winds
Harlems Nacht Club annual regatta on the Sound produced the best race yet with 52 yachts. Notable finishes include R. N. Agassiz Way first in sonderklasse, Joyette second, Skeezix third, and Fearless winning the handicap class over a 12 mile course. Memory and Amorita set fast actual times in various divisions as crews battled wind and spray.
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Hariemnacht Club
Sonderklasse
R. N. Agassiz
W. R. Child
Joyette
B. R. Stoddard
Fearless
Motts Point
R. H. Nexsen
J. F. Lambden
Harlem Yacht Club
F. B. Bragdon
Amarita
J. A. Crowley
Manhasset Bay
Skeeter
Wanderer
R. B. Budd
B. R. Stodlard
Intrepid
George P_ Granberry
Bo A Onda
H. H. Moulton
R. H. Nezan
D. T. Dealy
Salty EX
A. EL Biaeck
Juanita
S. C Hunter
G. N. Benson
Jade
Robert Jacob
Ean Une Sean
San Toy
R. E. Keogh
Keewadin
E. H. Shethar
Wahneta
J. J. Delaney
Ahoy
Otto Peters Ania
Eerae
New Rochelle
Neretd
George W. Fuller
Virginia
W. BK. Decker
Mats
Echo
Paul Meyrowitz Ae
Miles Rascal
J. J. Dwyer
Jolly Reger
North Chinook
J. F. Lambden- Joier
Eer Joly Tar
H. S& Duel
W. G. Downe
Kenosha
W. R
Kenosha I. W
Svbella
Amorita
Memory
Arizona
Faraway
Regatta Committee
Walter S Sullivan
George W. Robinson FE Fredericks
J. Hartman
William J. Dailey
J. Flaherty
Jessie M
W. C. Merrill
New Reechelle Yacht Club
Shamrock Leads Fleet In Atlantic Regatta Start
Shamrock owned by Frederic Thompson wins the open class in the Gravesend Bay regatta as eight big yachts cross the line in a close finish. Gardenia second with Tammany third as several new boats join the lower bay races.
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Gravesend Bay
Atlantic Yacht Club
Southwest Spit
Sandy Hook
Leonard Richards
Carola II
Shamrock
Frederic Thompson
Atlantie Yacht Club
RL Robbins
L. S Herzig
Gardenia
Tammany
W. C. Towen
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Vivian
St. Vernon
Gardenix
Martha M
McGraw Not Replaced By Giants Manager
John T Brush, president of the New York Giants, dismissed a Memphis newspaper prediction that a new manager would be appointed after this year. He cited McGraw’s two year contract as proof the report has no truth and should end the rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
John T. Brush
New York Baseball Club
McGraw
Tero
NTENAC TOURING AND RUNABOUT 40-45 BP SOLD FOR $3.00
Fliers advertise NTENAC touring and runabout cars priced at 3.00 with seven units available for immediate delivery from the sales room. Located at Vans agent on Iozi Broadway, the deal is offered by ANRENDROTH & Rt MFG CO with a liberal exchange proposition and invitation to write for details.
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Ntenac
Iozi Broadway
Anrendroth & Rt Mfg. CO
Liberal Exchange
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