Knickerbocker Regatta Opens With Stiff Northwest Breeze
In a northwest wind thirty-two yachts sailed the Knickerbocker Yacht Club annual regatta on Long Island Sound. The triangular ten mile course for small classes and twelve mile square for larger boats produced white caps and foam. Notable starts included the 3-foot class New Fork Tack Club boats and many named crews such as Nautilus and Phryne, with Phryne leading the fleet at several marks.
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Long Islang Sound
Une
Favorite
Stervesant Wainwright
Hanan Brothers
Qeare
Alker
Alera
Maid of Meudow
Butler Duncan
da- Mida
Pynchon
Neots II
Maxwell
Phryne
Harriman
Adelaide
Snapper
Rascal
Firefly
Hoy Hainey
Mystral
Pretty Quick
Titan
Cabinda
Maid of
Serre
Cocci
Skastiius
McCuenes
Fast Power Boat Race on Hudson Highlighted by Speed
Eighteen power boats raced on triangular 12 and 18 mile Hudson courses under the Columbia Yacht Club. Spectators praised the event as the most successful yet while performers topped speeds in measured minutes, including Challenger at 2 minutes 2 seconds per mile and Pachird U0 414 at 3 minutes 4 seconds per mile.
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Hudson River
Columbia Yacht Club
William G. Irokaw
A. Messenat
Rt Lee
Jersey Shore
Manhattan
Meeting to Invite British Yachts to Eastern Race
New York Yacht Club entries and Halifax fleet may join the Eastern Yacht Club race from Marblehead to Halifax starting in August. Eastern Yacht Club officials visited Halifax to discuss the event with the Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron, promising an international field with Halifax boats built in England. A series of faces will be salted while the Amer tess Coats are in port for challenge cube in posses.
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New-York Yacht Club
Eastern Yacht Club
Marbiehead
Mallfax
Minelsa Register
Eastern ‘Yacht Club
Halifax
Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron
England
Posses
Atlantic Yacht Club Regatta Finishes in Close Finish
Ten yachts started from Sea Gate in Class M and under for a one division regatta on eleven and three quarter miles. A northeast breeze sent spray over hulls as Paretts owned by George H. Thikets won by 47 seconds over More Trouble, W H Child’s sloop. Summary follows.
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Sea Gate
Atlantic Yacht Club
West Bank
Craven Shoal
Windward Sark
George H. Thikets
Henry Gislow
W. H. Child
Poly Prep Wins Long Island Meet In Tight Track Finale
Long Island Interscholastic Association finals at St Pauls Field Garden City saw Poly Prep clinch first with 56 points, Boys High second 49, Erasmus Hall 38. Close through last event, multiple records equalled or broken. notable races include the 11 yard dash won by W Mehl over E Jessup, and several sprint and distance victories by Poly Prep athletes.
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Long Island Interscholastic Association
St. Paul's Field
Garden City
Long Island
Poly Prep
Hgh School
Erasmus Hell
St. Paul
E. C. Jessup
W. E. Mehl
New World's Disus Record at Intercollegiate Meet
Chicago wins 56 to 38 over Michigan in the Intercollegiate track and field meet at Marshall Field. six conference records fall and a new world discus mark is set as Lightbody leads Chicago with multiple event victories and major performances.
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Chicago
Marshall Field
Michigan
Lightbody
F. A. Rows
Kellogg
E. C. Glover
Purdue
R. V. Norris
Illinois
Dvorak
J. C. Garrels
Sheridan
New-York
Exeter's Track Victory at Harvard Interscholastic Meet
Exeter Academy topped the Harvard Interscholastic track meet at Stadium Oval. Worcester Academy placed second with 42 1/4 points, Boston English High School third with 31. Exeter's J. W. Mayhew won the 10 yard dash, two hurdles and the broad jump. J Hert of Exeter broke the interscholastic shot put record with 42 feet 7 inches.
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Cambridge
Mass
Enuilps Exeter Academy
Harvard
J. Hert
Exeter
Central High Wins Atlantic Interscholastic Championship
Philadelphia June 3 Central High School won the Atlantic interscholastic athletic championship at Franklin Field scoring 34 points. De Witt Clinton School New York was second with 2 points and Lawrenceville third with 18. Twenty-nine schools entered a record 28 entries amid strong wind. Tompkins of De Witt Clinton won the 10 yard dash in 1025 seconds.
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Philadelphia
Central High School
Franklin Field
de Witt Clinton School
New York
Lawrenceville
Tompkins
de Witt Clinton
Rockaway Hunting Club Defeats Country Club of Westchester in Polo
In Westbury on June 1 the Rockaway Hunting Club Cedarhurst beat the Country Club of Westchester 7 goals to 4 in a scratch contest for the Westbury Challenge cups. Foxhall P Keene and Harry Payne Whitney starred as spectators watched the dusk finish. Teams listed with players and positions amid a society gathering.
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Westbury
Long Island
Rockaway Hunting Club
Cedarhurst
Country Club of
Westchester
Rockaway
Foxhall P. Keene
Love
Harry Payne Whitney
Mr. Keene
Whitrey
Rockaway Hunting
Westcmester
Ttese
Munuene
Sugese
Reyna Sishe Ecowsin
Janes
Kings County Nets Edge Knickerbocker in Lawn Tennis Opener
In the Metropolitan Lawn Tennis League opener Kings County Club defeated the Knickerbocker Field Club of Flatbush in singles 2-0 but lost the doubles. Singles winners included T. Mellenhauer and W. Allen faced by J. Reicherboer. Doubles Allen and Roberts defeated Mellenbauer and Anderson 2-1 with set scores 46 0-4 6-8.
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Metropolitan Lawn Tennis League
Kings County Club
Brooklyn
Kings County
Kniexerbocker Field Club
Flatbuah
Lively
Yale Pair Defeats Princeton In Manhattan Championship
Yale veterans Harold J. Hackett and John A. Allen defeated Princeton’s Raymond D. Little and Frederick B. Alexander in five sets to capture the Manhattan championship doubles at the New York Lawn Tennis Club. The match swung through 3-5, 6-4, 6-2, 7-6 with Hackett and Allen overcoming early adversity and defending champions Little and Alexander rallying to threaten the cups. Prior to this, Hackett and Allen had already beaten Theodore Roosevelt Pell and Harry Torrence two sets to one in the tournament’s previous doubles final.
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Yale
Harold
Hackett
John A. Allen
Allen
Little
Alexander
Prince Tonians
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Harry Torrence
Davidson Southern Champion crown goes to Davidson
John C. Davidson wins the Southern Lawn tennis championship in Washington by defeating Harry F. Allen in the challenge round 6 3 4 1 6 2 securing permanent possession of the trophy. Marie Winner defeats Carrie F. Neely to claim the women's title 4 6 4 5 8.
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Washington
John C. Davidson
Harry F. Allen
Marie Winner
Carrie F. Neely
Chicago
Lawn Tennis Stars to Meet at Crescent Club Invitational
The Crescent Athletic Club announces its annual international team invitation tennis tournament starting tomorrow for a week. The event includes scheduled matches among Whitman Wright Larned Ward and others with alternating pairings and potential changes. Englewood Field Club loses two of three to New York Athletic Club on Travers Island. Montclair Athletic Club sweeps Hamilton Grange with Hinck back in form and Hague notable.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Whitman
Writ
Larned
Ward Feesing
Wright
Little
Fisher
Alexander
Hackett
Ward
The
Firher
Machete
Ve Ward
Wright Lothier
Englewood Field Club
New-York Athlete Club
Travers Island
Roland Hi. Mallory
Slercary Pool Organization
G. M. Banks
In- Elewsed
Poland
Mallory
New-York Athletic Club
Dgeleniad
GM. Banks
Englewood
Montclair
Montclair Athletic Club
Hamilton Grange
St. Nicholas-ave
Otto H. Hinck
Lengue
Wee
Montclaiy
Frank B Hague
Kings County
Evengthenea
Montel
Suaunery
Ingles
HL /Itinek
West Side Beats Siwanoy at New Rochelle Tennis Club
West Side Lawn Tennis Club defeats Siwanoy 3 2 at New Rochelle. Morris Clark captains Siwaney to top singles win. Bette of Siwanoy makes a brave defense in a tight match.
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West Side
Siwanoy
Siwaney Lawn Tennis Club
New Rochelle
West Side Lanen Tennis Club
Morris Clark
Alwaney Club
Fiwaney
Bette
Thomas C. Trask
West
TNE DC
Acitedony
Sivaney Lawn Tenn
Grubs
Atorris S Clark
Sivaney Lawn
DeBeu West Side Lawn
Tennila City
Bikie
Shaw
Botts
Morris S. Clark
Mont
Ladies' Kennel Association Third Annual Show At Mineola
The Ladies' Kennel Association hosts its third annual summer beach show at Mineola Long Island Fair Grounds on Wednesday and Thursday. Entry is large with many top breeds represented including St Bernards Great Danes collies fox terriers Irish terriers and more among varied classes. Notable entries include Willowmere Farms Baby Beautiful Duke of Watford Paneo Newaglandi and several dogs from Wealdstone Kings and Meadow Kennels.
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Ladies’ Kennel Association
Fair Grounds
Mineola
Long Island
Westminster Kennel Club
Madison Square Garden
St. Bernard
St. Bernards
Willowmere Farm
Baby Beautiful
Duke of Watford
J. F. Lutz
Paneo
Valley Farm
Newaglandi
Perchina
R P. Keasbey
Saybrook
Seybrook
Wealdstone
Brigadier
Trouble
Revere Collie
Southport Pendragon
M. Bullocke
Ro Stewart Edson
Mortimer J. Brown
C. M. Hunt
Marion Hollins
Kingcote
Sabine Kennels
Sabine Reynard
Sabine Reverie
Sabine Result
W. Rutherford
Warren Eluh
Mise Frances A. McCahill
Black Diamond
Thomas
Topper
Endcliffe Pennant
Lady Superior
G. M. Carnochan
Calrnamutt
Bumble Bee
Championship Cricket: Brooklyn Zingark Defeat Wanderers in Prospect Park
The Metropolitan League match at Prospect Park saw Brooklyn Zingark beat the Wanderers by 61 runs on first innings as A S Durrant excelled with 44 runs and 7 wickets for 7 runs. Worm added 28 for the victors while Macpherson top-scored for the Wanderers with 2.
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University of Toronto
Prospect Park
Brooklyn Cricket Club
Brooklyn Wanderers
Brooklyn Zingark
A. S Durrant
Ca. Worm
Wanderers
G. Macpherson
West
ST GEORGE MEN TAKE A VICTORY IN PROSPECT PARK MATCH
Kings County St George beat Kings County by two runs in the first innings at Prospect Park. G Barnes and N Curtis led with 3 for 3 and 4 for 13, J G Mahon top scored for St George with a solid innings. Rugent stood firm for Manhattan and Columbia Oval triumphed over Thistle Club by 40 runs as G Shaw took 7 for 2% and a notable hat trick.
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Kings County St George
Kings County
Prospect Park
G. Barnes
N. Curtis
J. G. Mahon
Curtis
St George
A. Rugent
Columbia Oval
Thistle Club
Columbia
G. Shaw
H. A Smith
J. N Escobal
G. Bennet
Patmore
Thistles
Columbia Oval Cricket Club
Rireete
Patmora
Whitehorne
DeWalie
Gillett
el Mara
W. Anerson
Watwore
Dewey
Sturrock
Ee. Copban
T Seignior
Delvalle
Y. N. Excobal
HA. Smith
G Bennett
Sneddon
Patmors
Murphy
G. Bhaw
Thistles Cricket Club
Datatten
Shaw
Kinne
Resca
CK Serdans
Geutier
CC. Mehen
W. Willams
Gautier
Lewis
Worms
X. Suttle
T. Hoyle
St Mart
Barnes
I Smart Curtin
EL BU Beton
Worme
Willian
Curt Ea Suzent
Stumst
B .Williams
Manor Li Seely
Es H Whalen
G. Gautier
E. Lowry
West Indians Down Essex County in Low Scoring Test
The West Indian and Essex County met in a low scoring match with Essex County winning by 22 runs. F Birch seized six wickets for 11 runs and W Wildsmith 3 for 6 led the victory, while West Indians' A Alexander took 4 for 14 and A F Harding 2 for 56. Breese was the sole double figure scorer for the winners. Manhattan Defeats Yonkers in another low scoring game at Van Cortlandt Park.
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Essex County
F. Birch
W. Wildsmith
Alexander
A. F. Harding
Breese
Manhattan
Yonkers
van Cortlandt Park
Manhattan Triumph Over Yonkers by Six Runs
Manhattan defeated Yonkers by six runs with A Backus top scoring at 23 for the winners while Thomas scored 18 for Yonkers. Adam claimed six wickets for 15 runs and Smedley took 3 for 17 as Manhattan totaled 41 and Yonkers 35.
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Kers
A. Backus
Yonkers
Thomas
Adam
Manhattan
A. Smedley
Mount Vernon Beats Chadwick in Newark Contest
Mount Vernon defeated Chadwick by six runs in Greenville New Jersey with Stedman starring by taking seven wickets for 15 runs and also scoring zero. AA Thomas and C Rooerts added double figures for Mount Vernon while J Ashby and W Harlow led Chadwick with 11 not out and 18 respectively. The West Indian Club A defeated Ennex County B at Branch Brook Park Newark, Went Indian Team H 1 Essex County Team B 2, J Withey contributing one. A Thistle vs Columbia Ovals match at Prospect Park was forfeited and Staten Island vs Ha College at Haverford was abandoned.
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Chadwick
Greenville
N. J
Stedman
AA. Thomas
C. Rooerts
J. Ashby
W Harlow
Sories
West Indianlub
Ennex County
Branch Brook
Vrk
Newark
Sr Rank
Nera
J. Withey
Essex County
Prospect Park
Thistle
Columbia Ovals
Thistles
Staten Island
Ha College
Haverford
Tord
Championship Award Caps Philadelphia Horse Show Trials
The fourteenth Philadelphia Horse Show Association exhibition at St. Martins Green Wissahickon Heights ended with judging of championship classes Eben D. Jordan of Boston led with multiple blue ribbons including Lady Eccles Fate of Roadstern. William H Moore of New York placed second with several wins while Reginald C Vanderbilt Willard The Dictator and Westchester Fuchs Jonno earned notable distinctions in harness and hunters among a field of prize winners.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Horse Show Association
St. Martin’ Green
Wissahickon Heights
Eben D. Jordan
Boston
Streen Firet Prises
Wiliam H. Moore
New York
Inhamans
Lady Eccles
Roadstern
Anc Seet
It Steumyurys Tatty Law
Anc Lenora ‘Fowles
Saddie
Hanney
William Carrs
Duty
Asden D. Jordan
Silly Gray
Reginald C Vanderbilt
Wiliam
Moores Ty
Ngie
Willian He Moore
Westchester Fuch
Jono
Sandle
William Stanton Hiljott
Maid of Athens
CLASE
Smru
John Garken
Newsboy
Mire
William Dianton
Hobart Moore
Forest Kine
Westchester Arm
Oneroe
Chestnut Hill Stock Faszn
Ripple
Westchester Warm
Jace Prost
Driver Arrested After Chase at Coney Island
Gayton Willis aged twenty five residing at No and Jefferson avenue Brooklyn was driving a heavy touring car that ran over Leroy Taylor fifteen on Surf Avenue Coney Island in front of Culver Road station breaking the boy’s leg The car sped off but Patrolman Owens halted a passing auto and captured the offender at 17th Street and arrested him on the scene.
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Gayton Willis
No. & Jefferson-ave
Brooklyn
Leroy Taylor
Coney Tsland
Culver Road
Ind
Slong Burfave
Owens
Coney Island
Mayor Weaver Pledges Honest Government in Philadelphia
Philadelphia June 3. Mayor Weaver urged all citizens to dedicate themselves to honest government and vowed to root out evils threatening the city. He announced the firing of Rolla Dance from the Civil Service Board and suspended several civil service applicants. Samuel Sutliff was ordered to report on contractor work and delinquencies, with Vare brothers connected to this year's contracts amid subletting concerns.
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Philadelphia
Weaver
Republican
Rolla Dance
Civil Service Board
Lst
Dance
Tenth Ward
James McNichol
McNichol
Samuel Suteliff
Vare Brothers
Poultry Prices Rise After Diamond Theft in West Chester
Mrs John Phillips bought a Western chicken from Peter Kiefer in West Chester Village. While cleaning the fowl Adam Heerdt found a pure white diamond valued at 150. Heerdt refused to surrender it and plans to send it to Berlin for mounting. Mrs Phillips threatens legal action over the lost gem.
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Bronx
John Phillips
Peter Kiefer
West Chester
Adam Heerdt
Berlin
Blackwell Attacked in Restaurant Window Incident
Adolph Rase proprietor of a Fulton Street restaurant in Long Island City opened clams when a 200 pound man was hurled through a plate glass window. Patrons fled as glass shattered. Blackwell, from Remsen Street Astoria, suffered cuts and internal pain and claimed a gang of five threw him for unknown reasons. He is related to the Blackwell family after whom Blackwell’s Island is named.
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Adolph Rase
Fulton
Long Island City
William Remsen | Blackwell
Remsen St
Astoria
Blackwell
Blackwell's
State Camp Opens as 16th Regiment Mobilizes at Peekskill
The 16th Regiment under Colonel Charles A. Denike begins its twentieth season at Peekskill with Company A through M at camp. Signal Corps units arrive first, followed by various staff and regimental officers. Services planned by Rev. Dr. A. F. Tenney and F. Nice will address obedience and reverence. New facilities include long distance telephones and a restaurant near the YMCA tents, with Captain Burnell joining for lectures on signal corps work.
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Peekskill State Camp
Lnte
Charles A. Denike
Signal Corps
Campare
Charles A. Dente
White Plains
Leutenant
Charles E. Davis
Albany
John I. Pruya
Yonkers
Honard W. McMillan
Frank A. McNeely
Hi. Eugene Smith
Mount Vernon
William J. McKown
Charles B
Wilbur B. Hammond
Allen L. Reagan
William F. Wheelock
Edwin B. Fiske
David A. Tilley
W. Howard Brown
Michael J. Reagan
A. H. Scattergood
Frank T. Davis
Frank 5. Harris
Yenkere
A. W. Nugent
Mount Versoc
Charles H. Canfield
Flushing
John Kline
Poughkeepsie
Guy Nelson
Kingston
Everett M. Fowles
Oscar Erlandsen
Elliott Bigelow
Hoa Hook Station
Gartland
A. F. Tenney
Christ Church
Pelham Manor
Quality Row
Young Men's Christian Association
F. Nice
Young Mens Christian Association
General Roe
Rew
G. C. Burnell
Fort Wood
Bedlew's Island
Burnell
Wireless Pioneers Set Sail on Campania Voyage
The Campania departs with eastbound passengers including second cabin seekers amid steerage berths. Rival wireless telegraphers Signor Marcon and George G Ward occupy adjoining rooms. Marcon plans to maintain continuous Atlantic link. Ward to England to study a new apparatus to send cable messages without extra wires. Marcon expects to return in September.
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Campania
Signor Marcon
George G. Ward
Commercial Cable Company
Atlantic
Ward
England
Stanor Marcon
May Have Post Office Robbers in New Brunswick Case
Frank Ward and Thomas Murray were committed to county jail on charges of raiding William H. Hunts Berdine's Corner blacksmith shop and suspected in the Milltown post office robbery. They were identified by a trolley conductor who recalled seeing them board at Milltown. Police traced them to South River where they were arrested. Murray possessed burglary tools and dynamite. Hunt identified a chest as his.
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New Brunswick
X. J
Frank Ward
Thomas Murray
William H. Hunt
Berdine's Corner
Milltown
South River
Murray
Hunt
Poles Must Move for Second Track on North Shore
The Long Island Railroad expands north shore double tracking toward Flushing Whitestone Port Washington Great Neck Bayside. Existing poles along Main Street to Flushing, owned by private homes and the New York New Jersey Telephone Company, must be removed. Telephone company seeks permission to place poles behind fences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island Railroad Company
North Shore
Flushing
Whitestone
Port Washington Great Neck
Bayside
Main St
New-York and
New-Jersey Telephone Company
A New Leader for Mamaroneck in Westchester Politics
Ex Chief Mayhew Bronson is poised to replace Frank Hardy as Republican leader of Mamaroneck and Larchmont after a Westchester County poll. Hardy reportedly agreed to step away to focus on business. Bronson, former Larchmont Fire Department chief, was selected as delegate to the Republican County Convention.
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Mayhew Bronson
Frank Hardy
Westchester County
Larchmont
Frank Mardy
Board of Supervisors
Repubican
Mamaroneck
Mayhew W. Bronsos
Plsse
Fas
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