Matford Vic Best Dog at the Mineola Show
The Mineola dog show faced rain with a crowded judging arena. Centaur, a Highland white terrier, won the top rosette over rivals Wee Beauty and Ravine Snowflake, while many winners and attendees from society watched in wet conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
George W. Quintard
Matfont Vic
Mr. Gusart
Vic
Centaur
Iren
Thomas Lawnon
Helin
Jevie Poll
Quintard
Anna Sands
H. H. Harriman
J. J Phigale
Hubert Godet
Feof
Glenmere
Mals
Fietmete
Ela
Mr. Goelet
Rhuellen
Dienmere
Charles Hopton
Sheepahead Bay
Tichmond Rochrater
Gero von Rin
Neain
Thomas P. Ryan
Cink Ridge
Marich von Alpentutt
Firthermore
Benjamin Mr. Throop
Harry von Nahta
Baer
Fasey von
Anne Tracy
Anna Law
Judah H. Sears
Bartinse Arnold
Tyler
Harvard Rowing Crew Triumph in Rough Thames Conditions
In a windy stormy day along Thames river, Conch Wray led Harvard crews from top to navy yard and back. The first boat won after a chary mile brush with the second varsity. No official time due to the weather. Washboards on boats and wet conditions marked the dreary day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conn
Thames
Conch Wray
Harvard
Navy Yard
Varsity
Reach Final on Courts Championship doubles at Merion
Miss Marion Fenno and Miss Eleanor Sears of Heston defeated the Misses Myers of Philadelphia 6-2 6-4 in the semifinal round of the championship doubles in the Pennsylvania and Eastern States tennis tournament today at Merion. Rain interrupted play, and remaining matches were postponed until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadephia
Marion Fenno
Eleanor Sears
Heston
Myers
Philadelphia
Merion
Tain
Awards at Ladies Kennel Association Show Yesterday
Readable fragments report winners across many breeds at the Ladies Kennel Association show. Names of dogs and kennels appear with placings and reserves, including Beagles Pointers Collies and terriers, with multiple winners noted from Wheatley Kennels and Glenmere etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Kennel Association
Ners
Glenmere Kennels
Gienmere
Greenwich Kennels
Gireenwseh
Hitches
Firat
Glenmere Kentiele
Ch. Rhuellen
Glenmore
Soe
Vweleh
Tervierk
Dowel Ib
Lard
Matenbox
Meyeur Basta
Puat
G. de Coppat
Dona Gordons
Elsinore
Kennem
MT Guggenheim
Ch. Preuss Gireihel
Ml. R. Gumweve
Leeda Imperator
Winters
Addythats
Rowe
Alfred Deltunt
dBehiperkes
John Wy Robertson
Oh. Fairlawn
Preston
Weltack
Rogerhind
Waters
Mra
Ingle Wheepdee
Vanitys
Rockcliffe
Bilides
Kinnelon
Kignatt
George W. Quintalon
Fox
Masford
Vici
Theodore
Offenman'e
Airedale Terrioe
Poain Smith
Mai
Vickery Kennels
Fox Terslee Oy Ry Claws Widtoy
Mise Marian
Polya
Stee
Albert Widmans
Rocky Pahvady
Mra M. KL
Harty
Toddington
Vlade Kenders
Crime
Vickery Kennele
Vickery Overtiow
Ee Prings
Aieedale Terriee
Orchard Knoll
Hed Mook
Kennehe Puodte Pateletan
UTA
Hinwt
Great Island
Kennels
Benghat
F. Lewis
Greyhounds Ith
Obi
Red Brook
Kenneie
Moi Jaranene Spaniels
Sereree Netriee Teace
George W. Quacaran
Cerreen
Wal Terriers
Lok
Whh
Hirmk
Kennele
the Jugader
Bela Clman le We Tnt Yim
Ted
Wheatley Kennels’ Council
Mra Plake
Noross Jester
Rey He
Mineola Fair Grounds
Van Vieck Shines as Jersey Title Favorite in Rain Hit Round
Charles E. Van Vieck Jr of Baltusrol led the New Jersey State Golf Association championship at Morris County Golf Club with a sensational 7 under par round in a heavy downpour. Oswald Kirkby, W. E. Shackelford, and Max Hehr chased in a triple tie, while the day saw 6 of 102 players advance to the championship division despite the wet conditions. The event featured a volatile playoff, a bunker mishap by the secretary, and a banner by the Morris County quartet in the team competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. van Vleck, Jr
Baltusrol
New Jersey State Golf Association
Morris County Golf Club
van Vieck
Oswald Kirkby
W. E. Shackelford
Atlantic City
Max Hehr
Morris County
Charles B. van Vieck, Jr
Ballusrol
Kirkby
Englewood
Acc
Shackelford
Maurice Risley
New Jersey
KM Barnes
William Watson
Watson
Association
Risley
Barnes
Ilse
Essex County
Winely
Behr
Breen
Max
Chase van Viek Batwusrol
F. Shackel Atlantic City
Ngiewoud
Bebe
Morris
Lace
Miris County
D. Swords
Mi Courtounty
Edwin M
Vanterpoe More County
Feuchtwangey
Casio Brook
Dowsing
Eineeton
Maxwell ‘Maraion
Lintiwerat
A L. Fullerton
Dew Ux Lord
Maurice E. Risley
Eixtern
Mortimer Hares
Traituard
Mortis County
Richardson
Morrie County
Fred Ab Thomas
Stearns
I Somerville
Kohler
Ridgewood
T. P. Ensicott
Hurdwin
Jen Ride
Maine, Jr. Mackensack
Morgan K. Smith
Ke Tis Molden
Fade Johnson
Monte O Ber Vialtuneo
M “T. Adams
Pou Hi
Fretinghus Wer
J. J. Wadel
Forest Iil
Willlims
Simmons
Jantriate
T. Glennes
Plaingehd
Westney
Holmes
Lares
McDonald
Exsex County
F. Taylor
Renex County
Rt Towner Traltaerat
Morria County
J.P. Kellowe
Wunisen
Resnaul
Kare Coun
Marty Mesweener
Ablanthe City
Wilcox
Westfield
Mort
Kilward Shinpen
Caney
Graham
Playnield
Towit
Lin Adu Tinto
U ‘ Atann
Baliusreta Hounty
al i
Wo O'Connee
Ps Feinwolt
Eosin
Paul Heller
Forest Hi
Sehwin
En Idee Fo
Gabel Warnes
Cott
Champonmulp
Pullertan
Tent Feuchtwanner
Pas
Smit
Zito
Redteott
Tisha
Plas
Pyne
Holden
Kearns
Gilexple
Hardwin
Guseinay
Motel
Weat
Rienard
Holony
Maine
Pup
Columbia Names Sports Directors for Next Year
The election committee announced the complete staff of managers and assistant managers for Columbia varsity sports for the next academic year. Listings include crew, track, basketball, swimming, hockey, soccer, wrestling, lawn tennis, fencing, gymnastics, golf, and freshman managers with names and class years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
P. B. Cobden
W. F. Walker
Rasetall
G. Stone
C. Cornwall
Eb, Clark
W. P. Pfieffer
1S Roberts
K. A. Kilbourne
H. Edinger
J. W. Allison, Jr
J. D. Duncan
P. Kerby
D. D. Blan‘chard
D. Franklin
J. P. MacNair
W. I. Jones
M. A. Bridges
ES. Porter
H. C. Lauber
E. S. Hayward
C. Paules
H. EB. Hachette
F. T. Springmeyer, Jr
J. Titcomb
J. Rh. Welding
Columbia Rowing Faces Setback as Freshman Shell Delayed
Long row reports from Columbia in Houghkeepsie detail three crews on the water with the varsity covering six to eight miles. Coach Rice faced handicaps due to the late arrival of the Columbia launch while Heovens remains out of the freshman shell and Lopenz rows at No. 2. Louden earns Dartmouth's John Barret prize for all-round excellence, hailed for leadership, academics, and athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foughkeepsie
N. Y
Rice
Columbia
Heovens
Lopenz
Louden
Hanover
N. Ha
John Barret
Dartmouth College
Paul Witmer Louden
North Troy
Cenior
Aranal
Traill May Not Play on British Polo Team
John Traill may not play back for Lord Wimborne's English polo team in the international match set for Tuesday. Rain halted Meadow Brook polo practice, forcing Brits to tennis indoors while U S players planned for two relief fields. Capper Harvard track captain Francis W Capper of Brookline was elected Crimson skipper today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traill
John Traiil
Lord Wimborne
Lockett
Cheape
Trailt
Meadow Brook
Britth
Jupiter Plavius
Hurlingham
John Phipps
H. P Whitney
Meadow Brook Fields
Phipps Field
J. ©. Cooley
Phops
Westbury
Mr. Whitney
Capper
Harvard
Cambridge
Maia
Francis W
Brookline
Crimson
Soldiers to Meet Cadets at West Point Diamond
The 7th Regiment baseball team will play the West Point cadets at West Point on Saturday afternoon. One thousand two hundred regiment members will attend to cheer. The day includes a field day, athletic meet, drill, inspection, and cadet hop in Collum Hall, with the Albany steamer departing Desbrosses Street pier at 10 10 AM and returning around 6 20 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Townsley
Plaina
Collum Hall
Albany
Desbrosses St
Local Women Win on a Soggy Links in Greenwich Cup
The Women's Metropolitan Golf Association defeated the Women's Golf Association of Boston on 1 points to 10 at Greenwich Country Club amid heavy rain. Seven matches were defaulted as Boston players avoided play. New York and Metropolitan pairings benefited, while Miss Hyde and Miss Holling faced delays crossing from Long Island by boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Greenwich Country Club
Golf Association of
Margaret Curtis
EC. Wheeler, Jr
J. Duncan
Lillian B. Hyde
Min Marion Holling
Hollins
Miss Hyde
Greenwich
Rye
Toston
Georgianna M. Bishop
Stockton
G. W. Roope
Daley
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Matford Vic
R. Goelet
Maista
Mary Henderson
A. Klington
W. Ross Proctor
Benjamin Tf. Throop
Mix Theodora Wivowr
Mire Jord
Miss Fenno
Miss Sears
Belmont Park
Idorgn Roeselata
Parr
Martor
Prateie
Martlett
Appassionta
Joe Rosenfield
Guy Visher
MR Rock
Hayes
Beersteh Deerhounfie
Comtars Kenney Oh
Rotem
Chosebarn Chieftain
Chartate Kestele
Te Tawis
Ce Ledowne Astesuua
Dh P. Lewes
Arsher
Picker Saniele
Mek
Fiat Daretti Farms
Sharrow
Brie Kenitianee
Mika Kenwria
Muda
Hk Welere Kynwood Mines
Lane
Srebutant
Pam DH
Antes Clark
Duke TV
Wheatley Konnele
Wheatley
Aim
Wheatley Kent
Irinsatiee
Searrees Waldingfeld Beaglew
Heperer
Neagtes
Panny von Pilabarepali
Jane
Piret
Standish
Les Peabody & Co, Inc
Bendis
Jandoke Automobile CO
West Olst
Nan Tim Cai
Broadway
Pal As
the Association
Strauss
Corre In
Jersey
Ing Riley
Columbia Selects Sport
Direcors
Metropolitan
Robton
HLA
Jackson
Bilebop
Mr. Curd
Mogere
Mise B.S. Ovgood
Swift
Miss Hls. Cureis
Mies Anne Nason
Lertha Stratton
Misn
AL Wells
Whitner
Ke Duaire
PF Sanford
W. Daiey
Silas Lacie Fru
A. G. Cahn
Mias L. Duncan
Mra LP
Po Waner
Toesi
Miss Nason
Miss Stratton
Misa Wella
Mes. Whitney
Mies Hichborn
Mra. Warner
Mra. Jackson
Mire
Cortty
Mra Swit Pup
Mien Pshop
Mee Bevikton Bent Sis
Roope Ant
Mien Mo Curtia
Mise Het Faith
Mise Holling
Miss Porter
Miss Nason Whitney
Swenson
Mies H. Curtia
Miss Bishop Id
Roope
Sire
Stockton Davey
Faith
Mina Asean
Curtin
Hotline
Mire Hichborn
Mra Cana
Mrsallen Porter
Mine Whitno
Nanon
Sine Faralloa
Rogers
The
New York Tribune
Giants
Sox
Miles
Additt
Sunday Tribune
Tribune
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