Harlem Regatta Crowds and Close Races Highlighted by NYC Teams
The Harlem Regatta on the river featured choppy water and ideal weather as New York Athletic Club and Harlem Rowing Club shared top honors. Columbia University secured a sole victory in the intermediate four oared gigs, while New York A.C. dominated multiple events including junior singles and intermediate eights.
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Harlem
New York Athletic Club
Rowing Club
Columbia University
Doring
Birh
Columbia
New York University
van Viiet
Durance Miller
S. Gordon
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
Hefan
Miller
Wey
Cain
Philadelephia
Miler
Fred Puessel
Harlem Rowing Club
Frank Shea
Sheepshead Bar Rowing Club
James A. Miller
de Witt Clinton High School
High School of Commerce
Clinton
Commerce
Commerce Bors
Blue
Pennsylvania Barge Club
J. Munn
Mercury Foot
New York Athletic Clu
Crick
Relay Record Broken by Irish Runners at Celtic Park
The Irish-American Athletic Club five man relay set an American record 3 17 in defeating the New York Athletic Club at Celtic Park. W C Robbins handled the anchor leg in a 23 yard burst, jumping ahead to win by a yard. Tom J Collins also won the five mile handicap.
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Irish-American Athletic Club
New York Athletic Club
Celtic Park
Pennsylvania
W. C. Robbins
Yale
Cloughen
Ford
J. Hermans
Yonkers
Hermans
Collins
Robert Cloughen
J. J. Archer
J. J. Elier
Ramsdell
Teischow
Matt McGrath
John Flanagen
McGrath
Flanagan
Martin J. Sheridan
Telschow
A. C
Forster
A.C
IM Ewreney
David V. Noble
New York
Frank N. Biles
Dactatch
Northridge
Sheppard
Rosenberger
F Entee
Richmond
Wexner
J. J Hiler
C. C. Rug
Roy M Davis
C. Finnerman
West Side
MC. A
Tom J Ollins
Eeange Macratch
Y. M. CA
Phillorz
Mohawk
A. C. Gey
Z Ta Ee Loughile Lyceum
G. FP
Morr N. Pastime
H. T. Edwards
Bear York A. C
F.eeeeeniversity
Pennerivania
J. J Archer
J. J. Elfer
Patre Dutie
J. J. Flot
Erick Reesen
Sr Rosenberger
A. C. Ny
Nilson
National Ac
Pee McGrath
Sterman
Ted
S Kropouvicz
Eas
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W. Krouvice
Oj. Sheridan
Andover Edges Exeter In Tight Track Duel
Andover Massachusetts May 31 Phillips Andover defeated Phillips Exeter 49 to 47 in a close dual meet. Two records fell as Exeter’s W. J. Bingham won the half mile in 2 minutes 11.5 seconds and J. P. Jones clocked 4 minutes 9.45 seconds in the mile.
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Andover
Mass
Phillips Andover
Phillips Exeter
W. J. Bingham
Exeter
J. P. Jones
Local Baseball Scores From Northeast Games
Bridgeport 5 New Haven 0 in first game. New Haven 2 Bridgeport 4 in a 24 game. Holyoke 4 Springfield 1 in first game. Holyoke 4 Springfield 2 in second game. Hartford 7 Northampton 3. New Britain 7 Waterbury 2 in first game. Waterbury 12 New Britain 6 in game.
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Bridgeport
New Haven
Springfield
Holyoke
Hartford
Northampton
New Britain
Waterbury
Cornell Triumphs Over Harvard in Two Mile Race
Cornell varsity eight defeats Harvard on Lake Cayuga by a good length and a half in 16 minutes 41 seconds before about 15 000 spectators. Harvard freshmen lose to Cornell freshmen by three lengths. Stone School defeats Cascadilla School in a boating event.
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Ithaca
Cornell
Harvard
Lake Cayuga
Ithacans
Crimson
Pennsylvania
Wray
Columbia
Orwell
Courtney
Stone School
Boston
Cascadilla Scheol
Portthon
Heigh
N. Seagraves
Simeon Amt
F B. Kelley
M. Altehivon
H. Sutton
Je Dey
Gas
Sewell
Coxewelh
J. Kimball
Ll. Withington
W. Cutter
Isu Oke
Coxswally
Bingdon
Records Fall As Bridgeport Hill Climb Draws Crowds
Bridgeport Connecticut May 31 most records set last year on the Sport Hill one mile climb were broken at the Bridgeport Automobile Club meets. Gasoline cars under 880 won by a Maxwell driven by Mr Goldwaithe Time 2 194. A Buick won by Robert Burman Time 1 241 2. Chalmers Detroit 40 horsepower won by Lorimer Time 120%. A 2 000 to 3 000 class won by Chalmers Detroit Lorimer Time 1164% Record last year 120. An accident halted the program with six men injured concluding events.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Fairfield
Connecticut
Bridgeport Automobile Club
Coast Artillery
Maxwell
Mr. Goldwaithe
Buick
Robert B
Aca
Robert Burman
Chalmers Detroit
Lorimer
H. W Webb
Chalmers-Detroit
Seattle Start for 4000 Mile Auto Contest
Ten high powered American cars depart New York today for a 4000 mile ocean to ocean speed and endurance race ending at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition in Seattle. The start is at 3 P M before City Hall with Mayor Mc Clellan as starter. A White House telegraph link will signal the start from President Taft to the mayor, tying the exposition opening to the race.
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Seattle Automobile Club
New York
Exposition City
City Hall
McClellan
White House
Washington
Taft
Seattle
DeWitt Clinton Triumphs In Close High School Final
DeWitt Clinton defeats Townsend Harris Hall 6 to 4 at American League Park as pitcher Collins strikes out thirteen on three hits. Morris High over Curtis High 7 to 4 in the second championship game. Battery details: Clinton Collins Shibley Townsend Harris Mullins Rhoades. Umpire Burroughs.
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DeWitt Clinton
Morris
Townsend Harris Hall
Paw” Collins
Clinton
R. H. E. DeWitt Clinton
Townsend Harris
Collins and Shibley
Mullins
Rhoades
Burroughs
Rockaway Four Triumph Over Meadow Brook Polo
Rockaway Hunting Club, with a two goal handicap, surged to a 6 to 2 victory over Meadow Brook Club’s second polo team at Great Neck. Fast play and poor Meadow Brook shooting defined the match as a large crowd watched the Meadow Brook squad fail to convert chances while Rockaway added five goals. Cary and La Montagne led Rockaway, with Phipps and Burden among the scorers for Meadow Brook’s second team.
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Rockaway
Meadow Brook Club
Great Neck
Meadow Frook
Bevo
Seward Cary
R. la Memtagne, Jr
Phipps
J. Rousey
Ar Oe
A. Burien A. Rawlins
Hawk
Paul J. Kaultney
H. Phipps
H. Phipps Total Froals Rainey, Meets Faseet Etd Ve Ih ‘Toral For Rockaway
Cary
Meadow Brook
Burden
Rumsey
Meadow Rook
Awlins
la Montagne
Squadron Four Beaten In Van Cortlandt Cup Final
The final for the Van Cortlandt cups in fours under handicaps saw Rumsen defeat Squadron A second team by a margin of goals to Ly at the public field yesterday. Referee Walter Metlure oversaw the match.
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Rumsen
Walter Met‘lure
Bloomington and DecaturPlay 26 Innings for Long Baseball Record
Bloomington and Decatur of the Three League set a world professional record with a 26 inning game that Bloomington lost 2 to 1. Rain halted play in the fifth. Burns and Clark pitched well. Fisher disputed on a base touch.
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Bloomington
Decatur
Burns
Clark
Actus
Fisher
Columbus
Ohio
Heintz Victors
Columbus Selects
Athletics
Boston
Surprise as Staten Island Loses Cricket Title Match
In the Metropolitan District Cricket League final at Livingston Staten Island Cricket Club suffered a 156 run defeat to Kings County. Staten Island posted 18 in a first innings highlighted by Powell 62 and Clarke 35 while Kings County amassed 444 for the day with Barnes 82 Atwood 59 and Stuart 50 plus strong bowling from Hoskings 6 59 and Barnes 2 5.
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Staten Island Cricket Club
Kings County Eleven
Staten Islanders
Livingston
R. W. R. Powell
C. H. Clarke
Powell
Clarke
Flfl Kelly
P. Mew
Kings County
J. P. Stuart
J. D. Maclennan
G. W. Barnes
E. J. Atwood
Barnes
Atwood
Stuart
Hoskings
M. R. Cobb
F. F. Kelly
Aloha Beats Enchantress in Sound Yacht Race
Commodore Arthur Curtiss James aboard the Aloha and N L McCready on Enchantress raced from Oyster Bay to Middle Ground Light and back a 48 mile course. Measured start at 10 AM from Commodore Benedict aboard Meida. Aloha finished at 6 34 PM in 8 hours 24 minutes 3 minutes 35 seconds ahead of Enchantress.
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Arthur Curtiss James
N. L. McCready
Oyster Bay
Middle Ground
Stratford
J. ©. Benedict
Race for the Purvne Yacht Race Result Report
In a northwest breeze the Seawanhaka-Corinthian YC 15‑foot fleet and NYYC 12‑foot boats contested a prizes race. Phryne, John F. O Rourke, won by one minute three seconds over Atstar, while Hen wan skippered by George Nicholl beat tris by one minute 43 seconds in the 12‑foot class.
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New York Yacht Club
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Chal
John F. O'Rourke
G. C. Meyer
Atatr
George Nichcoll
Hen Wan
E. Tuckerman
NYU Crew and Baseball Teams Elect Captains and Managers
The New York University oarsmen elected Harry Anderson captain of next year’s varsity eight and Fred Koppt as manager. Anderson stroked the navy race crew this year. The baseball team named Fru dolph Garsh captain, H. H. Miller manager, and Robert Wellwood assistant manager.
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New York University
Harry Anderson
Fred Koppt
Anderson
Frudolph Garsh
H. H. Miller
Robert Wellwood
Crescent Athletic Club Defeats Staten Island Cricket Club In Nail Biting Game
The Crescent Athletic Club edged the Staten Island Cricket Club 6 to 5 in a Bay Ridge amateur league baseball match. Both teams posted three runs in the final inning as Crescent held on for the win with Coleman and Wood as battery for Crescent and Turel and Allan for Staten Island.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Staten Island Cricket Club
Bay Ridge
RHE Crescent
Steven I
Cubs second baseman Evers suspended for three days
Acting National League President John Heydler announced the suspension of Chicago Cubs second baseman John Evers for three days after he directed abusive language at umpire Johnstone during last Saturday's game against Pittsburgh.
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John Heydler
National League
John Evers
Chicago Cubs
Bee
Johnstone
Pittsburg
Auto-go Wins Ten-Mile Saratoga Motor Boat Race
Saratoga N Y May 31 The annual motor boat race on a ten mile course was won by William M Martin's Auto go from a field of eight starters.
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Saratoga
N. Y
William M. Martin
Harlem Yacht Club Regatta Produces Strong Showing
A squally northwest wind created prime racing for fifty-two yachts in the Harlem Yacht Club regatta. Notable performances came from R. L. Agassiz’s Wag Joyette and Skeezix in sonderklasse. Fearless and Memory led handicap and non handicap classes with swift times. The event showcased skilled navigation, close finishes, and a broad field including Manhasset Bay boats and American sub dories.
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Sonderklasse
R. L. Agassiz
W. R. Child
Joyette
F. M. Hoyts Skeezix
Scotely
Tas
Arcross Sound
Mott
Point Duer
RB. R. Stoddard
Fearless
F. B. Bragdon
Amorita
J. A. Crowley
Waialua
Manhasset Bay
Skeeter
Motts Point
D. T. Dealy
Sally IX
A. EB Biach
Sooo
Juanita
S. Hunter
Pa Ae
G. N. Bensern
Annes
Jade
Robert Jacob
Etetanhisers
Miles Arizona
G. W. Kearn
Edith
Hugo Gerber
Neretd
George W. Fuller
Ae Ef Ja
W. BK. Decker
Paul Merrowitz
Robin Hood
W. G. Downe
Kenosha
W. R
Berthesas
Sean Naiad
W. Bruns
Bonita
J. Mooring Sagoim
F.br Bragdom
Meaden
C. H. Wilmore
Weona
A. G Archer
Tvolly, Webber, Jr
Wataina
J. A Crowley
Jolly Tar
Wuell
W. Volts
Wee Heiston
Memory
Arizona
Way
Walter S Sullivan
George W. Robinson
C. .Ericks
J. Hartman
William
J. Flaherty Tenter
Jessie Miemer
Merrill
New Rochelle Yacht Club
Shamrock Leads Fleet in Atlantic Regatta at Gravesend Bay
Thompson's yacht Shamrock wins the eighteen mile open regatta with an elapsed time of 2 06 46 finishing ahead of Gardenia and Tammany amid a strong mixed class. Vivian IL and others pilot notable entries as new boats boost interest.
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Gravesend Bay
Atlantic Yacht Club
Southwest Spit
Sandy Hook
Leonard Richards
Carola II
Shamrock
Frederic Thompseon
Allan
Yacht Club
BR. Robbins. L. & Herzig
Gardenia
Tammany
Commodore W. C. Towen
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Vivian Il
S.el Ver
McGraw to Stay Giants Manager Despite Rumors
John T. Brush, president of the New York Giants, dismissed a morning paper report predicting a new manager after the season. He stated McGraw’s two year contract was announced by the league and contradicted the rumor, asserting there is no truth to it.
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John T. Brush
New York Baseball Club
Giants
McGraw
Tere
NTEXNAC TOURING AND RUNABOUT OFFERED FOR SALE
NTEXNAC touring and runabout priced around $3,500 with delivery from the salesroom. SEVANS, agent. Itzl Broadway. ANENDROTH & ROUT MPG. CO. Written for specific actors and liberal exchange proposals.
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