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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
28
A corrupted chronicle reports a racing match where Albright defends his title against Airedale amid disputed depose attempts. The narrative omits clear dates and many names, but centers on a dramatic contest and its fallout with multiple figures named in a noisy, incomplete OCR draft.
A fragmented OCR item mentions names and numbers in a nonsensical line. The readable parts reference an ear and a time or date detail along with numeric figures, but the intended meaning is unclear.
Rain again holds up the polo cup clash at Meadow Street near the marsh, with winds and field conditions dampening plans. Teams from Tangielands, Haven, and Lancers prepare for a possible retiming as weather officials weigh the odds and captains discuss contingencies.
Fragmented report details a tournament named Eastern Prodvewienat Gothere. It mentions teams engaging in a race for a trophy and notes an advertising role and potential matches across August and September with public events and committee oversight.
The fragmented text hints at a baseball or sports game preview with names like Boeri Pie and Kier but the details are unclear. Amid confusion it references pitching and a looming finale, with scattered phrases about attendance, fever, and possible team names.
Fragmented report covers regional weather with rising interior heat and a forecast for mixed conditions. It mentions Atlantic impact, fluctuating temperatures, and ongoing adjustments across several regions, with emphasis on unsettled patterns and cooler spells near coastal areas.
Mrs RH Barrow of Philadelphia maintained the lead in the Eastern Association championship at Brae Burn Country Club Newton Mass despite heavy rain. Caleb Fox rose to second. many players withdrew including Florence McNeeley and G Gilbert. results include scores and participants from Philadelphia Boston and Portland.
Yale crews arrived at Yonkers in modest conditions as the varsity and freshmen scullers raced a quarter mile downstream. The varsity triumphed by a large margin while the freshmen finished strong in unsettled weather. Captain Frost observed practice aboard the launch while Manager Street reported a minor fire on Yale’s craft with minimal damage.
Intercollegiate Rowing Association chairman Francia S. Bangs announced the June 2 regatta course draw at Poughkeepsie. A surface current table for Hudson water forecasts conditions as crews face strong tides and variable water, with Penn, Columbia, Syracuse, Cornell, and Wisconsin assigned to specific lanes. The varsity race is set for 4:18 p.m., with heats starting earlier for freshmen and novice events under anticipated rough water and flood conditions.
In a fast ten round fight at Brows Gymnasium the West Side heavyweight Burns outpaced rival from The Bronx. Devyn and Willing exchanged hard shots with Burns landing a sharp uppercut and strong punches early. Borman pressed hard, trading wallops as the bout stayed close before Burns pulled away late.
Three ten round bouts drew a crowded crowd at the Superior Athletic Club last night. Romer Benedict defeated Johnny Morgan of Canada in the sixth round with a powerful uppercut. Charles Gibson fought Ea Whalen in a tense matchup as Cooper showcased ring generalship and Flynn delivered a late rally.
Janet Lispenard of New York and John Madison Tay of Philadelphia, both residents of Newport, will hunt game this summer using cameras instead of guns. They will hire guides and stay about a month in the wild Rocky Mountain region starting in August, photographing wildlife for Mr Stewary’s collection.
Washington June notes report the House Naval Affairs Committee favoring a bill already passed by the Senate to cut the suspension period for naval officers below the rank of commander from one year to six months pending reexamination. The measure maintains a reexamination delay line and cites Navy Secretary arguments that one year was unnecessarily long and harmed fleet needs. Heat casualty reports describe 190 men allowed to leave march duty for various reasons with eleven new cases in the brigade's command. Division headquarters shifts are proposed to save about 500% annually and place new hubs in New York Chicago and San Francisco with the Philippines remaining for the division. Secretary Stimson vaccinated against typhoid. a note on anthrax vaccination drives is included. Military orders and movements, ship movements, and supply/stock market notes follow in a dense, mixed-activity briefing.
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