Harbor Hill Golf Club Championship Draw Sets Stage
Harbor Hill players completed a rain soaked club championship qualifying round despite a thunderstorm. C. Y. Wemple posted the best score in the championship class, Mathew was second, and Crowell Emmonds and Cooke faced a playoff for the final spot. Consolation and Guffer’s cup divisions also determined by ties and subsequent play offs.
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Harbor Hill
Crowell
B. S. Sheffield
Ogelby
Oweeeresseve Trsseves
R. Fisk
Cryder Leagees
Hollise
A. H. Church
Sheffield
J. E. Faber Oseee Orceverereeeees
Duffer's Cup
Cc. Learttt
Dort
J. M. Carrere
G. Janssen
Hillandale Club opens with mixed results in Stamford tests
Stamford, June 2. The Hillandale Golf Club opened with morning J. L Raymond prizes, women 18 hole handicap medal play won by Mrs. C H Borden. The men’s 18 hole handicap medal play was won by Charles H Seeley of Weeburn. Listed scores include Mrs. Borden 145 net and Seeley 81 gross. Mixed foursomes played at Weeburn Golf Club with several pairings noted.
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Stamford
Conn
Hillandale Golf Club
J. L Raymond
C. HE. Borden
Charles H. Seeley
Weeburn Golf Club
C. H. Borden
Hillandate
Genevieve Hecker
Weeburn
Alexandree
Hillandale
G. Leavitt
Hullandaie
S. H. Herrick
Hillandaile
V. Soares
H. Jackson
W. N. White
F. S&s Schaverr
H. Seeley
B. W
Baldwin
WN. White
F. Dean
Billandale
J T. Adams, Jr
H. L. Williams
T. Christy
Holandsie
G. ©. Jenkins
T. W. Ketcham
Hillandaie
Scheverr
Dewing
Scofield
Moriarty
C—.C
J. A. Neck
A. H. Wilson
Hopkins
Lakewood
Braithwatt
Richmond County Links
C. T. Stout
E. C. Schuyler
F. S. Worham
Knickerbocker Club Regatta Opens With Fast Open-Water Series
The Knickerbocker Yacht Club opened its regatta on an open water course through New Rochelle to Matinicock Point and back with a brisk westerly breeze. Boats such as Raider Scamp Colleen Mira Oiseau and Alerion competed across 12 classes, led by Hussar II Mira O'Shima San and the Colleen with Burton Hart. trophies include the Alcedo Cup and a dozen-mile triangle course, with results listing finish times and winners across sloop and yawl divisions.
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Knickerbocker Yacht Club
H. M. Crane
Scamp
Johnston de Forest
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
Colleen
L. R. Alberger
Harry Maxwell
Indian Harbor
Burton Hart
Charles Lane Poor
Mira
Frederick M. Hoyt
Irvine Zerega
Halifax
Hoyt
Clyde
Mr. Pratt
Oiseau
Alerion
Kit
New Rochelle
Matinicock Point
Prospect Point
Painte
George W. Childs
A. B. McCreery
Hussar II
Burghi Oiseau
Rochelle
Dot
Bicycles Standards and Pattern Listings
The notice lists bicycle models and pattern numbers including Standard Reliable Models 63 4 Patterns 23 24 35 36 and 21 32. It appears as a catalog snippet with product references and no further details on pricing or availability.
Larkin Cup contested at Nutley New Jersey
Nutley New Jersey June 2 Special two women competed for the Larkin Cup Mrs William J Berg won with a 106 round Guthrie was second and Rockwell third. At Van Cortlandt Park mixed foursomes yielded prizes to Miss Ruth Badgely and R W Conrow with a gross 116. Hovendens wins Crescent links members handicap with net 8.
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Nutley
N. J
Yountakah Country Club
A. H. Larkin
William J. Berg
van Cortlandt Park
van Cortlandt Golf Club
Ruth Badgely
R. W. Conrow
T. Hovenden
Mineola Becomes 70 Foot Water Line Cutter In Drydock
Vice Commodore August Belmont unveils the Mineola at Hawkins yards City Island the first of Newport one design cutters. It is placed beside the Cup defender Columbia for direct comparison with keel area waterline length and fin depth noted by Captain Wringe. The Mineola’s underbody enters the water more deeply and its lines differ from the Columbia from widest beam toward the fin.
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August Belmont
New- York Yacht Club
Hawkins Yards
City Island
Newport Yachtsmen
Columbia
Wringe
Mineola and Columbia compare in New York harbor testing
Captain Wringe and Belmont oversee Mineola in Glen Cove Harbor as Defender lingers nearby. The wooden keel and lead system differ from the bronze clad Columbia, with twelve steel straps per side to reinforce the keelplate. Mineola’s bottom cast is flatter and hull proportions favor speed variations, while a planned underbody clean precedes a return voyage. Additionally the Sycamore order for another seventy design is canceled by cable.
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Mineola
Columbia
Wringe
Mr. Belmont
Glen Cove
Sycamore
Cable
Princeton Defeats Yale on New Haven Grounds in Rainy Game
In New Haven Conn on June 2 Princeton beat Yale 8 to 6 as Yale unraveled in the eighth inning. Hillebrand held Yale to five hits while adding three to Princeton’s total. Robertson was pulled for Garvan in the ninth as Yale’s fielding and Sullivan’s catching failed to stem Princeton’s offense. Bakers and Kafer starred for Princeton. Quincy and Hutchings contributed key plays. Attendance reached about 6,100 as the crowd watched the decisive inning collapse.
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New Haven
Conn
Princeton
Yale
Hillebrand
Robertson
Garvan
Sullivan
Cunha
Cook
Kafer
Hirst
Cceccececeverss
Vale Esas Mainte Aaters
Quincy
Burke
Hutchings
Meier
Pearson
Snyder
Providence
Brown
Harvard
Barry
Whittemore
Bacon
Washburn
Stillman
Rain Halts Brooklyn Chicago Exhibition In Progressive Play
Baseball action at Washington Park Brooklyn halted by rain after Chicago left two runners in scoring position in the fifth. McGin nity and Callahan pitched brilliantly as Brooklyn led one to nothing when umpires called it no contest. A separate Boston Philadelphia game report notes turbulent plays, Donlin’s homer, Long’s six, and Boston’s late rally to win in ten. Dineen and Lewis changed out in earlier innings. McGraw ejected for disputing a decision.
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Washington Park
Brooklyn
Chicago
Hurst
McGinnity
Callahan
Boston
St. Louis
Powell
Donlin
Long
Tenney
Ao Hed Ball
Dineen
Lewis
McGraw
Carlisle Indians defeat Lafayette in Pennsylvan ia action
Carlisle Indians triumphed over Lafayette 65 to 50 in a June 2 game at Easton Pennsylvania. The matchup featured notable players and a high scoring first half as Carlisle leveraged strong teamwork to secure the victory.
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Easton
Penn
Lafayette
Carlisle Indians
HH. EB. Lefeyette
Johnson and Knight
Pratt and Roberts
Athletics record breaks at interscholastic meet
In senior events C A Sulzer of Pingry lowers the hundred yard dash record from 0:10% to 6:10% while A G Buckingham of Stevens also tops the mark. Junior dash sees A F Myers of Fry lowered to 0:11% by T Dorman of Montclair High. 120 yard hurdle improves to 0.17% by J M Carter of Newark and 220 yard hurdle improves to 0.27% by W Wrightson of Newark. 220 yard dash record by C A Sulzer of Pingry drops to 0.23% by A G Buckingham of Stevens. Burning bread jump noted at 19 ft 8% in.
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C. A. Sulzer
Pingry
A. G. Buckingham
Stevens
A. F. Myers
Fry
T. Dorman
Montclair High School
P. Jones
Newark
J. M. Carter
S. Plum
W. Wrightson
Burning Bread
R. Ayres
Buckingham
J. Calder
Ayres
Ofontclair
Montclair Hick - McPingry
Newark Academy
East Orange
Montclair Military
Newark High
W. Baggeley
Montclair High
S. Fayerweather
E. Cairns
Amiclair High
H. B. Prout
Thim
J. Howard
W. Dodge
A. D. Whiteside
L. Brownell
R. MacNaughton
W. McCoy
H. Brewer
A. Camp
H. Lord
P. Hart
D. Strachan
H. Holmes
Montclair Muleary
H. Prout
W. Bingham
FE. Cairns
W. Baggely
J. Carter
W. Vreeland
H. Lard
Poleyvault
Moore
Baldwin
Hobbie
Pullen
Williams
Lord
Montclair
Wrightson
Local school track meet results and boxing match prospects
Public School No. 89 awarded John J Hackett in the sixty yard dash while Edward O Neill won the hundred yard dash for all public schools. Frederick Chirvis claimed the slow bicycle race, Water Donovan triumphed in the sixty yard junior event, and Walter Forstner won the sack race. Boxing bouts preview Matty Matthews versus Eddie Connelly at Seaside SC and Frank Erne eyes a title bout with Terry McGovern. Tom Sharkey seeks a cut in rounds and bandage rules, Brady opposes changes. McGovern and George Dixon poised for a six round clash at Tattersalls CH on June 2 with gross receipts share.
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John J. Hackett
Edward O'Neill
Frederick Chirvistie
Water Donvan
Walter Forstner
Orlv
Terry” McGovern
George Dixon
Tattersalls Athletic Club
Chicago
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Janin, Jr
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Emmonds
B. Cooke
Hillandale Club
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F. M. Jones
J. H. Weeereeen
Charles
George Hecker
G. Hecker
Frederick Hecker
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George Jenkins
Estelle Hoyt
Hiram Dewing
J. Ecna Capen
W. L. Baldwin, Il. Jr
F. M. Tiffany
Apawamis
Laurence Harbor
Apawamis Golf Club
Rye
Laurence Harbor Links
APA
M. Ballou
W. BR. Thurston
Matthews
William Freeland
Richmond County
Ralph Lane
Ots L. Wiliams
Buz
W. Taintor
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Knickerbocker Club Regatta
James Baird
Charles L. Poor
Shima San
J. D. Pratt
Eurybia
Charles Pryor
Beam Brothers
White Wing
W. L. Hall
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John J. McCue
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J. R. Maxsrail
A. H. Alker
Crony
H. B. Welch
Ounaniche
R. Sands
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John G. Honey
T. BH. McDonald
Jessica
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Edward Kelly
Edwinall
J. N. Gould
Freya
G. J. Bradish
Sakana
Escape
George Matthews
J. de Forest
Snapper
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Pirie Brothers Kittie
Hazen Morse
C. T. Pierce
R. N. Bavier
Riot
BR. M. Sayre
Mongoose II
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Leisure
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Kite
R. M. Goddard
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Paterson. Co
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James Elgar
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F. B. Barrett
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Columbia Field
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Strong
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N. Y
Windsor Hotel
R. G. Smyth
Lessee
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America
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H. . Griswold
Prop'r
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Lake George
Tribune Information Bureau
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Kattski Bay
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Nyack-On-The-Hudson
Asa Snyder
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Thousand Islands
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N.Y
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Greene Co
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Columbia Heights
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Stitt
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Eddie” Connelly
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Thomas
Jack"’ Ryan
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Terry
McGovern
Tom” Sharkey
Yank” Kenny
Broadway Athletic Club
Jim” Jeffries
William A. Brady
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Chas. A. Ferriss
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ST. Regis Lake
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Lotel CO
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Fred Schofield
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Indian Carry Golf Links
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18Th-St
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Kelley
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Scofield’s
Madison Ave
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Massawepie
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Fulton “Hain
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J. W. Hutton
Ralph's
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Algonquin
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Westport Mountain
H. P. Smith
Mer
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Imm
Inglehart & Brown
Schroon Lake
Saranac Inn
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D. W. Riddle
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Frank C. Bailey
Schroone
M. B. Marshall
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Wilson Brown
Warrensburg
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Oriental Hotel
Jos. P. Greaves
Asessionig
SN. TY
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71St Regiment
NCERT
Augustin Daly Musical Company
James T. Powers
Frank Daniels Opera Company
Ameer
Primrose & Dockstader
Castle Square Opera Company
Japan
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MOS Lilly Uulc
Earlington
Ea Seagzon
Oncasive
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Jefferson Heights
Catskill
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Imperial
New York City
A& m
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Quaker Hill
Dutchess Co
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Safford
St. James
Broadway
26Th St
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Waldorf-Astoria
Rip VA
Wirkle Rouse
Ulster & Delaware
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Ideal Lake
West
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Sullivan CO
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D. J. Spragte
Sr Pr. M
Chas P Fleming
Central Park
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Robertson, Jr
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Henry L. Sayles
Brandon Wouse
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Gen. Edward CC Scopield
Madison Squasa
Henr Buckell
Hulett
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