Harlem Regatta Marks Thirty-Fourth Annual Rowing Meet
Crowds packed the Harlem River boathouses as the Harlem Regatta Association staged its 34th annual regatta. Philadelphia crews from the Pennsylvania Barge Club and Dauntless Boat Club faced setbacks, while the Vespers and Fairmount Rowing Association claimed multiple titles. New York Athletic Club and Harlem Rowing Club oarsmen delivered standout showings, with junior and senior eight events drawing sharp finishes and tight dashes along a mile course from Central Bridge to Park Ave. bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Harlem Regatta Association
Central Bridge
Park-ave
Pennsylvania Barge Club
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
Dauntless Boat Club
Fairmount Rowing Association
Quaker City
Robert J. Milligan
James Pilkington
Harlem Rowing Club
John F. Rogers
Flushing B. C
C. W. Preisendanz
Fairmount A. C
John Avery
Palisade B. C
Robert Cochrane
Staten Island B. C
J. C. Tighe
Sheepshead Bay R. C
A. E
H. de Budd
Vesper B
Newark
John A. Rumohr
Jack Nagle
Harlems
New York Athletic Club
Mercury Foot Organization
Hennen
Atalanta Boat Club
S. Hlavac
Friendship Boat Club
A. C. McCloskey
Joseph Mial
Laureate Boat Club
Troy
Bohemians
Fairmounts
New Yorks
Atalantas
New- Yorks
New-Yorks
Nassau Boat Club
J. A. Rumohr
E. Hedley
Rumohr
Hedley
F. Budry
Bohemian
Naughton
Fussel
Hoboken
Budry
Madison Ave
Nassaus
Connell
Rogers
Christil
Vesely
Lone Star
Ethelbert Defeats Jean Beraud At Gravesend In A Gallant Race
Perry Belmont’s Ethelbert outbattled William C Whitney’s Jean Beraud by several lengths in a one and a quarter mile special at Gravesend. Jockeys Maher and Turner rode the winners, with Belmont and Whitney sharing a cordial postrace exchange as crowds packed the track. Ethelbert, a colt sired by Eothen, stands as the nation’s champion, a status affirmed by his dominant victory and the absence of credible rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Belmont
America
Gravesend
Ethelbert
William C. Whitney
Jean Beraud
Whitney
Turner
Bandy Hook
Honolulu
Eothen
Isaori
the Tribune
A. J. Joyner
Golden Counsel
Philip Dwyer
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Dwyer
Jean Peraud
Withers
Nena
Gideon & Daly
Mr. Whitney
John Daly
Jean Braud
Monte Carlo
Daly
Monaco
Gene Barroo
Gene Barreau
John Berraudd
Audd
Colt
Copper
Maher
Fleet
Beraud
United States
Belmont
Belmont and Whitney
B. c. Ethelbert
Eothen—Macri
W. C. Whitney
B. c. Jean Beraud
Rain Ends Metro Cricket Opener Drawn At Staten Island
Cricketers faced disappointment as rain halted all scheduled Metropolitan League matches. At Staten Island Montclair Athletic Club and Livingston Field Club drew after strong bowling and solid batting, while Kings County and Brooklyn clubs also started championship games before rain ended play. The Manhattan and New York clubs also drew at Prospect Park after a partial innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten Island
Montclair Athletic Club
Livingston
A. Backus
R. A. Delapenha
Montclair
M. R. Cobb
Kings County Club
New-York Cricket Association
Prospect Park
Nelson
Brooklyn
New York Cricket Association
Kearny
F. A. Perie
G. C. Poxill
Manhattan
New York
New Yorks
C. Byers
A. Cleaver
A. Smedley
W. Adam
Reiffs Dominate Kempton Park Day Races
London June 2 at Kempton Park the Reiffs, all American jockeys, swept major honors. Jolly Tar won the Coronation Cup with J. Reiff aboard, Rivoli took the St. Margaret's Selling Plate with L. Reiff, Blacksmith captured the Westminster Plate with J. Reiff, and Crake won the Sunbury Welter Handicap. Duke's Egmont ridden by Rigby was second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kempton Park
Reiffs
Jolly Tar
J. Reiff
L. Reiff
Blacksmith
Crake
Duke's Egmont
Rigby
Goodwin's Turf Guide Issue Details and Brookdale Weights
Volume No 4 of Goodwin's Official Turf Guide covers races in the U S and Canada from January 1 to May 30 with tabulated results track conditions times betting and jockeys. It includes an index showing muddy tracks finish positions flat or jump races and lists weights for the Brookdale Handicap at Gravesend with numerous entries and weights for three-year-olds and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwin
Canada
Gravesend
Ethelbert
Jean Beraud
Imp
Kinley Mack
Water
Firearm
Raffaello
Macleod of Dare
Prince McClurg
Rush
Admiration
May Hempstead
King Barleycorn
Little Saint
Intrusive
Brigade
Central Trust
David Garrick
Sam McKeever
Survivor
Advance Guard
Charentus
Wait Not
Maribert
Petruchio
Sidney Lucas
Teddy
Half Time
Autumn
Sarmatian
Sky Scraper
Montank
Jack Point
Greyfield
Strathconan
Marblehead
Delacey
Canoeing Regatta At Gravesend Bay Honors Eastmond
The New York Canoe Club spring regatta on Gravesend Bay near Bensonhurst crowned Charles F. Eastmond the standout, winning the single blade event and the tournament while taking second in tail end paddling. Four boats competed in the knock about race. Ojibway skippered by J R Brophy took first with Wraith piloted by Calvin Tompkins second. Eastmond dominated all stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York Canoe Club
Gravesend Bay
Bensonhurst
Charles F. Eastmond
J. R. Brophy
Calvin Tompkins
Kelpie Wins Special Canoe Regatta Off Gravesend Bay
A Marine and Field Club regatta off the New York Canoe Club in Gravesend Bay had six starters: Kelpie, J. H. Brown, Flying Fox, H. R. Cone, Quinque, W. G. Smith, Stinger, A. P. Clapp, Sweetheart, A. C. Fiske, and Skylark, J. H. Elliott. The Kelpie won in 1:31:34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine and Field Club
New York Canoe Club
Gravesend Bay
J. H. Brown
H. R. Cone
W. G. Smith
A. P. Clapp
A. C. Fiske
J. H. Elliott
Paris Chess Tournament Off Day Replays Drawn Games
Paris June 2 The International Chess Masters Tournament paused for an off day with replays of drawn rounds. Burn faced Tschigorin and Mieses met Pillsbury while Lasker opposed Marco and Brody played Rosen. Pillsbury led Mieses earlier, Brody trailed Rosen, and Lasker held a strong position against Marco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Burn
Tschigorin
Mieses
Pillsbury
Lasker
Marco
Brody
Rosen
Marshall
Spectacular National Regatta Features Harlem Victories
The article details a large rowing meet with multiple events. Harlem R C dominated junior and senior events, Carl J. Rumohr and J. A. Nial won singles for Harlem and New York A C respectively, while Institute B C of Newark claimed the intermediate four oared gig title. Vesper B C won the senior eight and senior four oared gigs saw close finishes among Harlem, First Bohemian, and Atalanta crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning
Lone Stars
Institute Boat Club
Newark
Unions
Institutes
Columbia Boys
New York Shore
New Yorks
Harlems
Vespers
Bohemians
Columbia
Harlem R. C
H. Vought
H. Holton
H. Borchert
H. Nonnebacher
J. A. Rumohr
E. Hedley
Vesper B. C
S. Hlavac
Friendship B. C
A. C. McCloskey
Pennsylvania
B. C
Hennen
W. D. Hennen
New York A. C
S. Hiavac
Friendship B.C
F. Budry
Bonemian B. C
M. Naughton
F. Fuessel
W. Rogers
Bohemian B. C
W. Chrastil
W. Vesely
Lone Star B. C
E. Keller
M. Metzler
Vesper B
Bow
J. H. Kirk
John Met
J. V. Luke
T. Knowles
Union B. C
F. ©. Scanlon
N. Mitchell
T. N. Francis
D. W. Lenehan
S. Depe
C. C. Hoffman
F. Dernbacker
H. Marvins
A. Crawford
F. A. Haight
H. Bochert
Bohemian
B. Eiblar
F. Pokorney
F. Wild
V. Straad
R. Schwab
B. Pospisil
J. Kasper
C. Vorisk
E. Kalina
New York
A. C
W. J. Place
P. H. Moore
EB. A. Freshman
W. G. Douglas
W. W. Willard
M. B Stelle, Jr
H. A. Jackson
D. G. Smythe
Wyanoke B. C
J. Gerrie
W. View
H. Wilson
A. Knierim
C. S. Rock
J. D. Breen
R. Harmes
C. H. Smithers
C. Vewinkle
J. Barrett
D. Belmire
Atalanta B. C
W. E. Loughman
J. F. Hunt
P. W. Hoenack
D. Kirby
J. Underhill
W. Westerfield
W. A. Cahill
Knox
F. H. Rippe
Dauntless B
A. J. Nelson
E. C. Conlin
C. Hopfensack
W. H. Rumphrey
H. Liebmecker
H. Briner
LC. Hibberd
J. D. Padelford
A. R. Pope
A. G. Keane
Metropolitan R. C
J. Holder
G. Slater
W. O' Reagan
E. T. Clark
Arendt
T. Raywood
Mahrenholn
A. Kroll
F. T. Scannell
G. Nonnebacker
M. Hirsch
J. Schultz
H Vought
H. Nonnebacker
T. Scannell
Nassau B. C
A. D. Cree
H. H Reddy
P. Furlong
S. Vosburg
J. T. Crow
Union Bus
F. Scanlon
T. Francis
P. Lenehan
S. Depew
Wyanoke
M. Maher
H. la
G. Greene
C. Berglund
G. Bagge
Atlanta B. c
Ww. Westerfield
C. A. Beebek
Philadelphia
W. Wark
J. Dempsey
H. de Raecke
E. Marsh
J. Geiger
J. B Juvenal
W. Carr
J. Exley
L. A. Bell
Harlem R
M. Davis
Co. W. Mase
T. Hoffman
J. A. Nagle
J. Rooney
L. Wishart
J. W. Maher
T. F. Scannel
HB. C
K. Marousek
A .Lawrence
T. L. Mount
Markham Lacrosse Champions Defeat Crescent at Bay Ridge
The Markham Lacrosse team, champions of Canada, defeated Crescent Athletic Club at Bay Ridge yesterday afternoon in a close, exciting game. Curren and Jewell each scored three goals, Wall and Moran each added two, with Curren, Latimer, Doyle, and Tefft contributing additional points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markham
Canada
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Curren
Jewell
Wall
Curry
Latimer
Doyle
Moran
Tefft
Marine and Field Club Handicap Reduced Card Return
Only three cards were returned in the weekly marine and field club handicap yesterday. The results show Gress leading with a 16 2 handicap and NES in second. Bg placed third with a modest score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine and Field Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vesper Club
C. Whitney
Prince Charles
Yorkville
Jean Heraud
Mesmerist
Standing
McMeekin
Albert
Carlton
O'Connor
E. D. Morgan
Blue Devil
Peep O' Day
Heliobas
Eavy
Spencer
Odom
Mitchell
St. Pl
St. Andrew
Gyrs
Vulcain
J. A. McCormick
Mgr
Aea
Jenkins
E. J. Graves
Vesiy
Bullman
Winkfield
Robert Metcalf
His Royal Highness
McCue
Brennan
Yorkville Belle
Schoolmaster
C. Freischmann
R. Roche
Candle
Ildrim
Clawson
Aja Beatrice
Hager
Tsee
Minder
Otism
Wedderstrand
Booker
Deimel & Farrell
B. c. Handy
Frasch
Ford
Eaton
Southe
L. Richard
B. c. Posthaste
W. Lakeland
B. F. Fair Rosamond
Frank Hall
Gils Greenwood
Silverplush
Rausch
San Js
Colt & Littauer
B. G. Kriss Kringle
Spring Bok—Brune
Johnson & Skinner
Ch. c. Lampglobe
Peace Ee Nee Eater Eresere
Dangman
Werehens
Bon Esc Ceresiesvacne
Phelan
Okettee
Red Path
Long Isle
Lancewood
Rochester
Loneeae
Barnes
James L. Holland
J. R
F. P. Keene
C. Hildreth
A. H
D. H. Morrch
F. Janice
Midlothian
G. B. Morris
W. Eon
Tremont
Tipton
Mary
Henry of Navarre
Laura Stone
Turney Bros
Ida Carbry
Lissak Nell ‘Swift
Lla R. W. Walden & Sone
Tom Ochil— Tree
Lizzie Tabor
Kinnickinnie
Montante
Governor Griggs
Hardy Ceaoteee Seeeees
Dr. Eichberg
Charagrace
Lackland
Athamas Mazo Aoe
Helling
Lambkin
the Bluecoat
Beau Gallan
Educate
Bob Baker
Slennellie
Alard
Quiz Natte
Bowen
Moor
the Golden Prince
Cricket
Kings County C
G. Williams
Kellogg
Harris
Farran
Harris G. Barnes
Mordaunt
Humphreys
T. Toddings
F. E. Fisher
Iver S
Ncancsenncusce
T. Hole
EL Huskinson
H. Willams
F. Barnes
A. J. Seale
A. Matthews
McHale
A. Withers
G. C. Boxill
Db. Boxill
R. C. M. Browne
J. Pedlow
R. Yarrand
P. Scanion
Co. Challenger
F. Fitch
NEW York Cricket Club
A. E. Smith
Cleaver
Mane Sie Sams
Atwood
Smediey
H. Tattersall
Adam
Adar
Parks
Hargreaves
Manhattans
Nelson Lodge
Sporting Goods
ABC
American Bicycle Company
Dunlop
American Dunlop Tire Co
Belleville
N. J
Chicago
Ill
C. B. Baker & Co., Ltd
Reade St
Maximo Gomez
Knight of the Garter
Hardly
Landeman
Kamara
Village Pride
Picardy
the Amazon
Touraine Aes
Brookdale
New-York Club Regatta
Loet
Mortimer
Didiero
Pillsbury - Janowskiere Rosen
Schlecter
Showalter Maroczy
Sterling
Marshall Tschigerin Osentese
Sete
Publisheo 2
Mark Boston
Summer St
W. Sse A & CO
Broadway
New Bond St
Lacrosse
Udelaher Broadway
Prince
van Tassell & Kearney
East 13Th St
East 12Th St
Brewster
Brougham
Victoria
Surrey
Lengert Wagon CO
Creedmoor
Seventh Regiment
7Th Regiment
N. G
Carnochan
G. M. Carnochan
Walmer
George Roosevelt, Jr
J. K. Greene
S. M. Hook
H. L. Naisweld
W. H. Ford
F. C
Luyster
Plump
Stewart
H. V. D. Block
F. X. O'Connor
Co. C
F. Wessell
Robinson
D. C. Meyer
N. Bovier
A. Balthasar
E. E. Sanborn
H. E. Crall
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!