Cornell and Columbia crews tense four mile Hudson trial
Telegraphed report from Poughkeepsie details Cornell and Columbia varsity and freshman eight crews racing nine across four miles on the Hudson. Minor collisions near Wisconsin boathouse, a bow mishap, and coach Rice shuffles lineups as crews pushed toward the finish amid ebb tide and north wind.
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The
Tribune
Poughkeonsie
N.Y
Corel
Columbian
Hudson
Krom
Crows
Columbia
Courtney
Corinthians Look Forward to N Y A C Cruise
The New York Athletic Club yachting committee prepares for the tenth annual Yacht race to Block Island on June 21 with a strong entry list including RB Budd's Alert Senora Amada and many others. A Viking trophy prize and several trophies add to the strong fleet of sail and power craft racing between Whortleberry Island and West Harbor Block Island amid changes in sailboat measurement rules and start times.
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New York Athletic Club
Block Island
Commodore Anederron
Thomas Fleming Tay
Bill Thomas Lapion
Long Inland Sound
Budd
Alert
George Granverry
Senora
I R. Stoddart
Amada
Hi. J. Jackson
Robert Bavier
J. A. Malshtedt
Okee
George Girk
Bobtail
J. J. Diem
Robilla
He 1. Stone
Sentana
BAGS WINS ON COURTS IN Iawa tennis final
Frederick C. Bagge of the West Side Tennis Club captured his second Amackassin singles cup, defeating Kgo Hartman of Bedford Park Club in Yonkers after four sets. Hartman fought hard in the second set but Bagge’s steady play and smart net drives led to the 6-2 5-7 6-4 6-2 victory. Doubles opened the Eastchester matches with Todd and Robinson defeating G. and R.B. Donatson 6-2 7-6 6-5. Continuous play and district club action dominated the weekend as work moved on courts for upcoming Metropolitan championships and a cancelled Englewood Field Club open.
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Frederick C. Bagge
West Side Tennis Club
Amackassin
Iawa
Yonkers
Bages
Kgo Hartman
Bedford Park Club
Saalli
Ncro
Hartman
Smashi
Rages
Bedford Park
Baggs
New York
Weat
Chester
Hartsdale
Todd
Robinson
Eld Ifidyon Hiver
Solders
RB. Donatnson
Dr. le S. Colephin
Wo Sead
Mine Bat
O. C. Shere
Bt Fralle
Bod
Brown
Rata
Foster
Scratch
Dorthies
Todd Sna Robinson
Lord
Bae Trent
Bsiwns
Hoe
Yarnun
Thietibury Amd Norton
Totes
Your
Britton J Latimer
Eck
Mit Vige
Arthur FL Grittin
Englewood Field Club
Newport
Joby 8 Pillings
Municipal marginal freight railway plan for Brooklyn docks
The terminal committee reports on a three-part marginal freight railway from the Brooklyn Bridge to South Street, aiming to unite docks and rail facilities under city control with private trunk line support. It details estimated costs for main right of way, yards, and bridges, and outlines a proposed 7.40 city construction cost with a rental-backed, self-supporting investment to be run by a new operating company formed by trunk line railroads. Signed by John Purroy Mitchel and others, the plan envisions coordinated marine terminal development and city ownership in the long term.
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Board of Entimate
Brooklyn Bridge
Sth Street
South
Brooklyn
New York
Touo
John Purroy Mitchel
Harvard Rowing Tuning Under Coach Wray Puts Power In Boats
Harvard coach Jim Wray conducted intensive sessions with the varsity and freshman eight crews to boost boat power. A three/four race pace yielded a half mile win for the first varsity crew, while the freshman and second varsity four finished in a dead heat. Captain Abeles, sidelined by illness, struggled in the Navalty boat.
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Harvard
Red Top
Conn
Jim Wray
Frohman
Abeles
French welterweight Thomas to box Platts tonight
Marcel Thomas champion welterweight of Europe meets Gue Platts of England in a ten round main bout at St Nicholas Athene Club. English opponent pint s an English boxer. Thomas has shown promise in training and aims to win tonight.
Maloney Drawn in Ten Round Bout at Atlantic Garden
Jommy Maloney wrestled a tough draw with Hult Anderson in a ten round bout at the Atlantic Garden Athletic Club last night. Anderson was knocked down but could not finish in the other two contests. Young outboxed Young Wagner and Finny Martin defeated Tranny Ridge on points.
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Jommy Maloney
Hult Anderson
Atlantic Garden
Lumbermen on Links Easy For Miss Brown
After a day of practice the Lumbermen Golf Anninciation opened a two day event at Salisbury links near Gardenity with an eighteen hole medal round. Maten play continues today as Robinson won the gross prize for the first round, while a tie for nets occurred between T. Ro Sizer and KP. Henson. A dinner was served at the Salietary club house. Next year’s site to be decided today. The Philadelphia tennis results feature Mine Mary Brown and Mrs Robert Willams defeating their opponents in the doubles.
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Lumbermen's Golf
Salisbury Links
Gardenity
Maten
Ay E Robinson
T. Ro Sizer
KP. Henson
Clobe House
Harry
Whitbrick
Moston
Philadelphia
Mary “Brown
Los Angeles
Mra
Robert Willams
Metropolitan
Ant
Mike Taylor
Ove Pass
Philadephia Cricket Club
Btare
Lin
Dorothy Green
Philanelphia
Mise Hann Wildes
Plaine
Pennsylvania
Mex
Gilbert Arvey
Mire Creswell
Seound
BOM. Biser
Fe Theta
Lete Ics
Mine White
Maltimore
Hannes Si
H. Keane, Jr
Mier Kana
Waldey
Paranoid
Tides
Mice Edna Wilder
Mien Tori
Green
Mian Henry
Mix Gilbert Harvey
Mlinney
Eas
Mra H Keuradisnar
Sten Numata
Mise Tosaard Ekeine Chase
Kerhaun
Mra Ileroid
Mire Carey
Airete
MyAlert
Hirat
Miss Wildey
Ais Horars Travon
Mre Giluert
Harvey Axteli
Rotertaca
Weine Creswell
A Bil
Miss L. Iriantosi
Minn Hop
Huraphvere Oblkins
Minn A. Lewis
Hicktond
Rere Abertaskey Henny
Robert Will S
M Sa
Mish de Dtwakon
Abn Aeiler
Minn Clark
Strom
Fob
Coke
Kort Wineds
Stee Baker
Mix Mi Money
Mise Lewin
Mix Dixon
Mrn Barge
Mion Tres
OI .Grant
Willams
Thayer
Minn Middle
Hollies
Miss CA
Exown
Tuden
Dafeates
Mize
Crates Ant Por Kirklamt
Paul
Hal Sande
Aterashler
J Hewiand
WM Tuden de Fomind
Mrundnaar
Wainwright
R. Caepenten
Jeanine
Miss T Green
Ibogers
Sion
Ana
Euley
Mirarougias
Mofetetter
Apawamis Club Invitation Golf Tourney Schedule
The Apawamis Club outlines its annual Invitation Tournament starting in a week with a 30 hole medal round to split entrants into three pools of sixteen. Match play begins June 3 with two rounds on Friday and semi finals plus final on Saturday, all eighteen holes. An eighteenth hole medal play handicap event runs Saturday morning with prizes for best net and best gross. Finalists in the sixteen cannot enter the handicap.
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Apawamis
Gibbons Brothers Plot Madison Square Garden Boxing Show
Gibbons brothers Anne and Tom with Young Ahearn and Jack Denning meet Hilly Gibson to finalize glove bouts at Madison Square Garden on Friday. Weights set for 17 pounds at 3 pm and 58 pounds at 6 pm with £40 each. Mike Gibbons aims to box Frank Klaus at 48 pounds ringside.
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Mike Gibbons
Inne
Frank Klaus
Garden
Battexrand
Tom Gibbone
Klaus Mike
Tom
New Worp Athletic Association
Harlem
Gibbons
James J Corbett Denning
Milittie
Duck Hritton
Hoxas
Ahearn
Jon Jeannette
Denning
Featherweight title bout signs two twenty round agreements
Boxing promoters announced two planned twenty round title bouts. Lamanpeice of New York and Jack White of Chicago will clash for featherweight honors here on June 17. Willie Ritchie and Joe Rivers of Los Angeles also signed to meet for a twenty round championship in San Mateo starting July 4.
Hotel National Lucerne luxury offers superb view
The Hotel National in Lucerne presents a luxury experience with mountain views and a premium setting. Guests enjoy refined accommodations and a vantage spot for alpine scenery, highlighting a distinguished stay in this historic Swiss locale.
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Hotel National
Lucerne
North
Superb View
Webster's Unusual Feat In Veterans Cricket Match
J de Wester bowled four wickets in four consecutive balls against a Mauretania eleven from West New Brighton. The record led to 53 runs retired, Veterans scoring 2 and winning by 19 runs. VF. Kelly top scored with 27, Moon 15, Stanley Southern 1.
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J de Wester
New York
Mauretania
West New Frrighton
Staten Inland
Webster
Sailor
VF. Kelly
T Moon
Stanley Southern
Myrtle Stakes Tufts and Youth Show at Walling Downs
Race program lists the 129 stake event for three year olds and up, with top contenders including Altamaba Saeelat Ault, Lysander, Inquisitor, and Highland Chalet. It notes the Belmont Mile, Cup for three year olds, and Sixth Race for two-year-olds with entries such as Waterco and Private Cheer. superintendent and apprentice allowances are referenced.
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von Mares Rnnea
Winer
Yoo Duck Middleton
Irmayenar
Belmont Miletany
MG Giibert
Inquisitor
Manon
Waterco
Mir Caletore Oo
Cathedral School Dominates at Catholic School League Games
Cathedral School captured top overall honors at the annual Catholic School League athletics meet held at the Clason Point Military Academy arena in West Chester. St Gabriel’s and St Augustine’s followed, with scores and individual honors awarded. James Murray of St Gabriel’s won the junior running broad jump, while Harry Fitzgerald of St Augustine’s took two firsts and placed second overall.
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Thearay Pencer
Atholic
Behoolk Athletic League
Clason Point Miliary Acurteng
Weat Chester
St Fiabriel
St. Augustine School
Rook
Three Pont
Cathedral School
Immartate Conception School
Tiabelel’s
St Augustine School
Brooklyn
James Murray
St Gabriel School
Harry Fitzgerald
BL Augustine School
BO Brien
Cathedral
A. Carter
Meconnen
Holy Ceoan
Thant
Briekmore
Ete Dinglnttted
Jecaite
Ihigh McHeoiey
Smistine
Throakion
P Manning
M_ heteh
M_ O'Conner
Cal Set
Marna Weleckmiere
Bo Flood
We Harrington
St Anbfieta
I Himek
Cine
Iuctory
Viahriera
R Rernin
J. Bellew
T Shery
Murray
Froth
Sclaney
Thnahie
A. Pidgeon
Aly Craes
Ge Peppen
Pms
Gath
Pood
P Winberry
Rnideetsy
J. Hatley
J .Raith Wanker
Stampes
Laney
Tronklin
Albys Teeoteale
O'Connne
Gabriel's
Munning
Hialy Petty
Malley
Tiancatnsé
Gabriels
Littel's
Gabriela Wit
Mt. MoFneny
X. O'Connor
Xavier
Seuguine
Hich
Connor
Moly
Rehoifler
Ty Ee Metheny
Chia A
Union
Aental
St. Augustine
Ervey
St Gabriela
Rail link plan costs city over seven million dollars
Engineers for the city and railroads along with S. A. B. Deyo for Bush Co. value Bush property at 449,611 with a recapture provision raising city payment to 108,283 for operating privilege. Total main line value 7,518,047. additional yard and bridge costs estimated 2257,000. Options held by New York Dock Company and Bush Co. to sell at stated prices. two year condemnation window. Committee urges June 25 changes and land acquisition to proceed.
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Marca Railway
New York Hock Company
Hust Terminal Company
New York Dock Company
Charles Sooysmith
J. W. Davies
Railroads
John F. Wallace
Bush Terminal Company
S. 1. B. Deyo
Bush Company
Main Line Railway
Conover Street
Committee Box
Bushcom Hiway
Jally
South Brooklyn
Army and Navy Orders From Iseanes Washington June 10
Military dispatch lists army and navy orders with personnel transfers and leaves. Major Abraham W Buffington, 21st Titanius, assigned to 22d Infantry. Lt Arthur D Budd from Jock Island to Watertown Arsenal. various officers granted leaves and duty changes. Navy moves include hearings, medical staff assignments, and detachments to Newport and other ports. warship movements note ships reported arrived or dispatched to multiple locations including Guantanamo, Antwerp, and Newport.
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Iseanes
Washington
Army
Navy
Abraham W Buffington
Titanius
Arthur D
BUDD
Orditee Department
Jock Island
Watertown Arsenal
Harold & Naylor
Tmfield Artilley
Ballard Lyerly
4Th Field Artillery
Puerfe
Military
Alcatras
Douglas Mpcaskey
Ath Cavalry
Haldard
Lygkty Ven
Pied Artillery
Weather report notes below average temps across eastern districts
Official weather bulletin reports continued dominance of cool conditions east of the Rockies with temperatures below seasonal average in the Missouri Valley and eastern regions. Some warming persists near the Great Lakes and interior New York, New England, with fronts moving through the Ohio Valley and Atlantic states.
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Omlelal
Washington
Hieb
Torky Mountains
Mirstaaippt
Great Lakes
New York
New England
Grant Lakes
Ohio Valley
North Atlantic States
Oklahoma
Kansas
South Atlantic
Ohio
Alan Wall
Variah
Gulfeo
Able
Grand Banks
Norfolk Practice Run and Transfer of Flag Salute
Norfolk plans a practice run from Lynnhaven Bay and then back to Norfolk. The commander in chief flag, Pack teat, is temporarily transferred from California to the Pitus Rural area for the procedure.
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Norfolk
Lynnhaven Bay
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Report
Brief maritime notes record tides and harbor conditions around Sandy Hook Governor's Island and Hell Gate. Includes references to moon phase and noon high water estimates in a dated coastal almanac style.
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Sandy Hook
Yas Governor's Island
Rat
Hell Gate
Wireless Reports From Ocean Area Ships Near Sandy Hook
The Olympic lay 240 miles east of Sandy Hook at noon yesterday and was due to dock this forenoon. The Versin stood 250 miles east at noon yesterday and also expected to dock this forenoon.
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Olympic
Sandy Hook
Sandy
Transpacific Mails Through Six Time Zones Footnote
Maritime routes list extensive connections NY to the Pacific region with June and July sailings. It notes schedule details via Seattle San Francisco Tacoma and Vancouver, including Hawaii Guam Philippines New Zealand Australia and various island territories. The item reads as a telegraph-like bulletin of voyage legs and destinations with scattered dates.
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Cos
Sierra
Cola Seattle
Philippines
Tumis
Hawai
Japan
China
Philip= Pines
Australia
San Fran
Emco Maruka
Shipping News From Port of New York June 10 1913
Maritime log details multiple arrivals and sailings at New York including steamer listings HMS and Belgian and German vessels. Notable ships: Olympic, Zeeland, Pennsylvanian, Madison, and Victoria, with passengers and cargo, quarantine entries, and route notes across Atlantic ports. Includes times, ports of call, and voyage statuses for steamships and liners.
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Port of
Ry Stearns Kulner Wilhelm der Firosse
Bremen
Southampton
Youlls
Pecamer Sant’ Anna
Palermo
J W Kiwell & Co
Pasnenaere
Marte Valencia
Ger
Limon
Kingaton
Frednes
Nor
Murren Seco
Madison
Newport News
Pembton
Acre
Pannenaere
Kan Jarinen
Galveston
Luna
Mallory
Minneapolis
London
Bae
Fleamer Zeeland (Belg), Antwarp and Dexver May 31, To the Red Btar
Bar
Rotterdam
Hotlandamar
Olympic
Cherhoure
Queenstown
White Star Line
Pameengere Matte
Madge
Ambrose Channel
Sandy Hook
Steamers At Foreign Ports Across Global Routes
A ledger of steamship movements shows vessels sailing from New York to Marseille Auckland and other ports, with routes via Trinidad, St Vincent, Barbados, Naples, Yokohama, and Southampton. Entries include dates in June 1943 and multiple nations listed as owners or operators.
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Rarentona
Colomba
Tal
New York
Auckland
Arauntols
Ger
St Vincent
Cape Town
Matta
Jung F
Gerh
Barbados
Rio
Toledo
New Yorn
Durban
Port Bad
Jun Indraden
Yokoham Maver
Rochambeau
Ith
Trignac
Ganon
AiTralk
Naples
Luisiana
Sreet
Burbo Bank
New Via Fe
Fy York
Cabre
St Michaela
S—Trent
Southampton
Calon
Etc
Hamburg
Tribal
Rotterdam
Jane
Hora
Saigon
Kagembo
Brevien
m—Roon
Kobe
Tune S
Yokohana
Hermaudd
m—Bermudian
Bri
Barbadon
Napo
Bry
Para
Havre
Niagnee
Mercenea
Jung
Rome
Hristol
Perlin
Mundraviayo
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Genoa
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