YACATS IN CLOSE RACE NEPSI WINS AT MANHASSET BAY REGATTA
In a brisk east northeast breeze thirty one yachts raced the eleventh annual Manhasset Bay Yacht Club regatta on Long Island Sound. Nepsi led early in the 30 foot class beating Phryne by 19 seconds, with Ardette topping the 20 foot class and several handicap divisions showcasing tight finishes and a club dinner after the opening season.
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Long Island Sound
Manhasset Bay
New York Yacht Club
Johnston de Forest
Ataii
Alers
Clarkson Cowl
W. B. Duncan, Jr
Mahackah
J. W. Alber
Althea
E. A. Strerck
Intrepid
Onda
Jolly Roger
Rascal
Joker
Kenosha
Hazen Hoyt
Charles M
Nensi
J. de Forest
Atah
G. C
E. Meret
John F. O'Rourke
Itis
P. Morgan. Jr
Dahin
Bandicap
Fearless
B. R
Jolly Reger
H. DG. North
J. Dwyer
Marvola
P. V. Griffe
Jolly Tar
H. S. Duell
Jolly Marvela
Jolly Racer
Col Miles
Ursbe
J. M. Alker
Ardette
Modesty
H. A. Smart
Manhasset Bay Yacht Club
Arizona
Kean
New Rochelle
Echo. P. A. Merrow
Ener
C. C. Converse
Henry J. Gielow
J. W. Alker
Markson Cow
Charlies M. Gould
Itz
J. L._ Mitchell
The
Echo
Dragon Fly
Clarkson Gowl
Wasp
E. Belentine
H. H. Todd
Hazed Crescent regatta flags and yacht winners named
Twenty one boats started amid haze in the Cres Rein spring regatta of the Crescent Athletic Club. Over forty entered but weather limited crossings off the Atlantic Yacht Club. Winners include W A Barstow Soya in Q class and R Rummell Careless in first handicap division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rein
Haze
Crescent Athletic Club
Atlantic Yacht Club
W. A. Barstow
Soya
R. Rummell
Careless
R. D. Moore
Papilion
Gravesend Bay
R. D. Bayley
New York Canoe Club
Hen wins at Oyster Bay in Seawan 15 footers race
The Hen owned by George Nichols won the Seawan 15-footers race off Oyster Bay clubhouse with the Sabrina owned by H. W. Waner finishing second. Wind was east then north northeast 38t and boats completed the course quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
Oyster Bay
Tye Hen
George Nichols
Sebrina
H. W. Waner
Bermuda Race Off to Slow Start in Heavy Mist
Four schooners and one sloop began the fourth annual Bermuda race from Gravesend Bay under poor conditions. Edwin Palmer's Crusader II led at 10:01:50 with light northeast wind, as fog closed the channel and crews braced for rough seas toward St. David's Head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Bermuda
Royal Bermuda Yacht Clubs
Gravesend Bay
Charlie Barr
Edwin Palmer
St. David's Head
Leonard Richards
Carola
Barr
George S. Runk
Margaret
Amorita
W. C. Baum
Marchioness
J. P. Crozer
Restless
Leedom Sharpe
Norton's Point
A. Moseley
Iroquois
Royal Bermuda Yacht Club
Atlantic Yacht Club
Anchorage
Crusader
Edward Palmer
Kenneth Lord
E. Graffand
Robert S. Adams
Charles Barr
W. H. Douglas
W. Anderson
G. S. Runk
New York Yacht Club
Stuart Hamilton
G. A. Hedberg
Axel A. Leander
Amerita
W. L. Baum
Chicago Yacht Club
W. W. Hoyt
G. L. Weed
Paul Springer
E. B. Weber
H. McMurray
E. H. Younglove
F. Tappan
Dr. Garrett
H. C. McLeod
W. Cooper
A. H. Bahr
W. Lindstrom
John FP. Crozier
Yachtsmen's Club
Philadelphia
T. Nelson
T. Henderson
J. van Sant
Warren Sheppard
W. P. Smith
Dr. Leedom Sharp
Yacht
Motor Boats Start Bermuda Race Led by Insep
The 670 mile Gravesend Bay to Lily Isles race opened with four power boats led by the Insep from Shelter Island YC. Ilys, Nereides II, and Heather followed. Nereides II delayed by an unfinished hull. first boat expected Bermuda in about 65 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insep
Wwihfar C. Proctor
Shelter Island
Charles P. Tower
Natalie
Walter Murray Bieling
Nereides II
Bieling
Roamer Shoals
Thomas Fleming Day
Bermuda
Ilys
Heather
H.M.S. Nereides
RIS
Aconce
Heather Allews
Nereides
Francis C. Rogers
Mr. Howard
P. F. Druar
F. J. Grene
Roger Haddock
F. Thurber
C. Godchalk
John Cassidy
Cape May Yacht Club
J. G. N. Whitaker
Thomas D. Bowers
FP. G. Hall
W. H. Sloane
Charles Schultz
G. J. Reynolds
Yachtsmen's Club
Philadelphia
J. M
C. J. Jager
G. W. Carty
John Olsen
F. Tracy
G. A. Locke
W. Deselit
8. Stone
Acme and Shawmut Race Near Chicago amid Daylong Drizzle
In Michigan City Indiana on June 5 the Acme and Shawmut cars led a雨 soaked ocean to ocean rally finishing the day with seventy five miles left to reach Chicago. The Itala trailed an hour behind and two Ford entries, starting earlier from Toledo, were en route. The Acme survived a ditch encounter near Lorain Ohio, sliding over a 15 foot embankment before stopping at a tree, with crew unhurt except for damaged head brakes. Rescue came from Shawmut and Itala crews, and all cars planned to start for St Louis next day.
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The
Tribune
Michigan City
Ind
Ohio
Acme
Shawmut
Chicago
Itala
John H. Gerrie
Toledo
Salzman
St. Louis
Staten Island Wins Metropolitan District Cricket Title
Staten Island defeated Manhattan 150 to 68 at Livingston in a rain affected championship game. E. H. L. Steinthal scored 62, while F. F. Kelly and F. A. W. Ireland led with strong bowling figures of 4 for 16 and 3 for 6 respectively. Manhattan’s top scorer was J. Broadbent with 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten Island
Manhattan
Livingston
E. H. L. Steinthal
F. F. Kelly
F. A. W. Ireland
Staten Islanders
Kelly
Ireland
J. Broadbent
T. J. O'Reilly
Seattle Starter Delayed In New York to Seattle Race
Oscar Stolp drove a Stearns car to Seattle after delays from alterations keeping him from joining the Tuesday starters. Robert Guggenheim, sponsor of the cup and prizes, granted Stolp a four day postponement and suspended twelve hour checks to help Stolp close the gap with the other contestants between Seattle and St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Stolp
Stearns
New York
Seattle
Mr. Stolp
Robert Guggenheim
Here
St. Louis
La crosse at Bay Ridge Crescent Ath letics beat Mount Washington 9 to 2
In a muddy Bay Ridge match Crescent Athletic Club defeated Mount Washington Club of Baltimore 9 to 2. The first period ended 4 to 2, the field was slick, Captain Hudgins injured his ankle and retired. Tandell substituted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Washington Club
Baltimore
Bay Ridge
Crescent Athletic Club
New Moon Stars
Hudgins
Tandell
Public School League Games Postponed At Curtis Field
The outdoor elementary championship games of the Public School Athletic League at Curtis Field New Brighton Staten Island were postponed to Saturday afternoon due to inclement weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public School Athletic League
Curtis Field
New Brighton
Staten Island
Hopkins Alumni Lacrosse Falls to Toronto University Five
Johns Hopkins alumni lacrosse lost 6 to 3 to Toronto University. Rain drenched the field, leaving two inches of water in the second half where Hopkins scored all three goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Toronto University
Hopkins
Colgate Defeats Rensselaer In Dual Meet Dominance
Colgate track team defeated Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 82 to 44 in a clear dual meet victory held in Troy New York on June 5. Colgate dominated most events and secured the wide margin over RPI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
N. Y
Colgate
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Great Neck Polo Upset Beats Rockaway in Cup Final
At Gracefield, June 5, Point Judith Club defeated Rockaway Hunting Club 15 to 10 in the final of the second Great Neck challenge cup. Crowds from Westbury to Hempstead watched the upset as Point Judith erased Rockaway’s earlier two victories. Key players included Ambrose Clark and Seward Cary for Point Judith and La Montagne Rawlings Cary for Rockaway.
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Great Neck
Long Island
Gracefield
Point Judith
Rockaway
Westbury
Garden City
Hempstead
I. Ridep
F. Ambrose Clark
J. A. Rawlins
H. Hadden
R. la Montagne, Jr
M. Stevenson
Seward Cary
van Stade
Back
P. J. Rainey
Childs Trusteeship Contested in Brooklyn Estate Dispute
Justice Guy denied Eversley Childs bid to strike scandal from Irving W. Childs suit to remove him as trustee of their late father W. H. H. Childs estate valued at 1.5 million dollars. The trust funded Irving’s income until 25, with residuary share split among Mrs. Childs and the two brothers amid allegations of malfeasance and mismanagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eversley Childs
Irving W. Childs
Justice Guy
W. H. H. Childs
Brooklyn
Eversley
W. H. Childs
Estate Tract Sold at Riverdale Auction
Waldo Hutchins estate property in Riverdale sold in a brisk on-site auction by Bryan L. Kennelly. Over six thousand attendees witnessed the sale of 200 lots along Spuyten Duyvil, Fieldston Roads, and surrounding streets, total $266,750 with an average $1,220 per lot. Thomas Healy bought the Colonial house and ten lots for $15,000, and James Thorn acquired eleven lots and a modern frame dwelling for $26,250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Hutchins
Riverdale
Bryan L. Kennelly
Spuyten Duyvil
Fieldston Roads
Cash’s Lane
Greystone
Waldo and
Riverdale Avenues
236Th
238Th
Riverdale Avenue
Fieldston Road
Bpuyton Duyvil
236Th Street
Thomas Healy
James Thorn
Death After Trolley Accident Claims Oil Company Manager
Captain W. C. Thompson, manager of the American Oil and Fertilizer Company, died at Hudson Street Hospital after being struck by a Broadway surface car near the Astor House. Motorman James Doran, of 24 East 25th street, was arrested and arraigned for homicide with $2,500 bail. Frank A. Thompson, his son, traveled from Round Pond Maine to arrange burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Thompson
American Oil and Fertilizer Company
Broadway
Astor House
Hudson Street
Thompson
James Doran
No. 24
East 25Th Street
Tombs
Frank A. Thompson
Captain Thompson
Round Pond
Mutes Testify In Domestic Dispute At Brooklyn Court
In Myrtle avenue court Mrs. Michael McFaul spoke through signs while her husband faced charges of blocking her eye. Interpreter Miss Alice Patterson conveyed the gestures as evidence of a bad temper and fondness for drink. Magistrate Naumer released the defendant on parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael McFaul
Lafayette Avenue
Brooklyn
Naumer
Myrtle Avenue
McFauls
Alice Patterson
Navy and Army Officers Relieved and Movements Reported
The Tribune notes retirement changes with Rear Admiral H N Menney relieved from duty and a series of Army and Navy orders detailing coastal artillery postings transfers and officers detached or moved to various stations. Movements of warships and arrivals at Tompkinsville Bremerton Annapolis and other ports are listed with June dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
H. N. Menney
NAVY
E. E. Spafford
Cheyenne
Newark
Navy Yard
Boston
Park
S. Doherty
R. C Giffen
Jones
Severn
Camp Perry
G. L. Schuyler
Bureau of Ordinance
Naval Medical
W H. Bell
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
R. M. Kennedy
R. T. Davis
Naval Star
Navy Want
New York
R. E. Ledeer
Academy
J. Froome
CG Smith
Naval Hospital
Norfolk
L. H. Wheeler
Hancock
S. S. Rodman
Z Strite
Baltimore
A. H. Robnett
LF. Cohn
E Reed
E. O. J. Eytinge
E. L. Woops
Free Brooks
B. Munger
G. M. Olson
T. S. Foster
Naval Prison
Portsmouth
Michigan Off For Trial Trip Amid Protest Over Fire Room Doors
The battleship Michigan sails from Camden New Jersey for a trial trip on the New England coast commanded by Captain William G. Randle with a 290 crew. Builders protest closing fireroom bulkhead doors during the 24 hour test citing risk to engine room efficiency. The Cramp Company also protests on the South Carolina preparing for its own trial as a board decides upon arrival at Rockland Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Michigan
New York Shipbouilding Company
Camden
N. J
New England
William G. Randle
New York Shipbuilding Company
Cramp Company
Navy Department
Rockland
Repairs on the Salem completed at Fore River Yard
Boston June 5 The scout cruiser Salem after turbine engine repairs at Fore River Shipbuilding Company Quincy left for the coast coaling station as soon as she coals she will sail to the Azores to join other scout cruisers Cheat and Birmingham returning from Liberia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Salem
Fore River Shipbaling Company
Quincy
Ford, R
Seizure of Jewelry Hidden as Pills by Doctor
Special customs inspector Tim Donahue seized about $1,000 in jewelry from Dr. F John Rossi of Utica on the French liner La Provence. Rossi, carrying pill boxes, cooperated after a casual brush as he unlocked a trunk. The haul included diamond and pearl earrings and a gold bracelet, delaying the doctor who sought an early train for Utica to prepare for a Monday operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Donahue
F. John Rossi
Utica
la Provence
Dr. Rossi
Donohue
Cripple Held For Serious Assault In Bowery Incident
Percy Feely twenty seven year old cripple was held without bail by Magistrate House in the Tombs court yesterday morning charged with striking down an unidentified man with his cratel in front of No 12 Bowery Friday night. The injured man a soldier Charles Losee of Fort Hancock is in Hudson Street with a fractured skull. Detectives Kelly and Beck dressed as beggars traced Feely in Chatham Square and he confessed to begging pennies in the Bowery and the other man trying to take his profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Feely
Magistrate House
Tombs Court
No. 12
Bowery
Hudson Street
Charles Losee
Fort Hancock
Kelly and
Beck
Ece
Chatham Square
Macy & Co Sale Seizes Gowns and Silk Shirtings
Retailers issue notices of sales and special reductions across stores from Macy in Broadway to Bloomingdale s on Third Avenue and ARMOND and Co listings. Highlights include ten thousand yards of all silk shirtings from seized gowns auctioned by the United States government and multiple lines of women s apparel bed sets and summer dresses with drastic price cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Macy & CO
Broadway
Sth
3Th Streets
United States
Bloomingdales
Third Avenue
5Th
60Th Streets
L. P. Hollander & CO
Fifth Avenue
Th Street
Lord & Taylor
2Th
19Th Street
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Cres
Cent A. C. Regatta
H.ms
H.M.S
Barstow
Aovecrecesnes
Ingt Trois
W. A. Brown
Jovy
W. H. Chilpane
Oon J
Insiee
le Sauvage
R. EB. SpeirsSpees
Fayles Ealose
Atkinson
Zimmerman
Oes A Prs Ae
NEW York Canoe Club Dinghies
Bayley
Wv. Schuyer
I Finch
Mourel
Roloff
Devil
C. Platt
R. Ss.hawthorne
C. Moore
Seawan
Haka Corinthian Regatta
Seawanh
Hu W. Warner
E. Tackerms
Clinton Menzie
I. Weeks
Wang Paani Teres
Indiana
Stolp
Crescent A. C
Mount Washington
Mt. Washington
Sree A
Cerns eSeeneese
Briscoe de Casanov
Blanck Moses
Tonecipe Madde
Parise
Dobby Econd
Harrison Kelley
Mathews Limita
Tentre
Lamb Sherieff
MacCrowe Kennedy
Hudgins Simpson
Baker Sci
Strebbar O’ Rourke
Weno Armstrong
L. J. Doyle
Crescent
H. Walker
Toronto
Crack Rockaway Four
Stevenson
Hadden
la Montagne
Rawlings
Cary
Childs
Heinze
F. Augustus Heinze
United Copper Company
Mr. Heinze
Stanley Gifford
Europe
David Michaelsohn
Butte, Mont
Marshal Henkel
Federal Grand Jury
No. 74
Copper Company
Grand Jury
Mercantile National Bank
United States Attorney's Office
Gouverneur
Leila Hamilton
John Hamilton
de Grasse
ARMY
Marine
Coast Artillery
Coast Artillery School
Ihe
Hudson T. Patten
Offnere Hope
Battle
B. Lesher
Cavalry
Marion
New York City
Army Mine Planter
T. Frank
Alfred Coaster
N A. Wagner
Wingate
Bra
Zarsley Sterling
James Hay
Ayxne Corps
Fort Assiniboine Testive
Tompkineville
Lebanon
California
Bremerton
Dolphin
Annapolis
Paducah
Ceiba
Porto Cortes
Hist
Manzanillo
Guantanamo
Prairie
Morris
Newport
Sag Harbor
Seatia
Marcelus
Hampton Roads
Marietta
Boras del Tom
Bluefelds
Villalobos
Hankow
Ichang
Hearn
West 14Th Street
Renard
West 23d
Aitken, Son & CO
18Th Street
Abraham & Straus
Cial
China
Stern Brothers
West 23d Street
Whitcomb Metallic Bedstead Company
Simpson-Crawford Company
6Th Avenue
Blumstein
West 1Th Street
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