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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1905

Page

2

Victory for the Yankee in regatta off Sea Gate

The 70-foot sloop Yankee won her class in the Atlantic Yacht Club regatta from Sea Gate to Scotland Lightship and back, finishing 1 minute 7 seconds ahead of Mineola. The Lasca schooner took the schooner class, beating Quickstep by 26 minutes 46 seconds as other rivals trailed, in a brisk, old‑style Lower Bay race.

Yankee Sea Gate Atlantic Yacht Club Scotland J. Rogers Maxwell W. Ross Proctor Carl Lasca Robert P. Doremus Sandy Hook Mineola Theodore Wells Regatta Committee Calypso David E. Austen New-York Yacht Club D. S. Wylie Lizana J. W. Alker Alera Harry Maxwell Phryn Eugene Moran E. Luckenbach J. B. O'Donohue Hma Lge Traternes Weyward Do Ausidh Bet LJ Callanan J. RL Maxwell Bgt Mineote W. Roas Prostar SORK Enss Bloops Petart Bobtatl E, F Luckenbach Reading Yessih Phryne la Riera

Go Between Wins Brookdale Handicap at Gravesend

Go Between, the busy Meddler gelding, narrowly beats Dolly Spanker by lengths to win the Brookdale Handicap at Gravesend. With 230 pounds, he outfinished rivals in one mile and a furlong, while Dally Spanker trailed. Beaten rivals include Merry Park, Confederate, and others as the program notes mixed results for the Suburban trail and related events.

Gravesend Hanover Hermin Jean Beraud Brookdale Pabife Titis Meddler sGo Merry Park Dolly Spanker Nicol Buttling Jothers Dolly Puttling Jockey Club Confederate Kansas Price Beaufort Lancastrian Cea Mr. Keene Woodrow Go Betweer Whimsical

Paddock Paragraphs on Suburban Handicap Race

The Picket will not start in the Suburban Handicap to be run tomorrow. Carroll Reid withdrew yesterday after discovering the old services had returned to the horse Feisetto's jaw, making him unfit for Thursday's race. This withdrawal weakens the field as trainer Tie Show and Binfalara showed fast form this year.

John R. Rogers Irisheed Siongay Tomerow Carroll Reid Feisetto Tie Binfalara Wincer Kentaka—ceneriere Bate St Suss dInekeyt Coen Cancion Littens Walsh Id Erwin Mestresan Tim Ee Revie Bwartes Luly le Sanith Fountain Gotowin Zaix Martin Eiscer Davis Fermi Wondeaw Sinister Sinister Alleriated On Pacemaker the Latter Etegrad Tae Woodeaw Wullet Travers Xicol Eniaent Hatlad Sayers Irank Costom Peckine Lisa Bu Mufort Cantttan Conglatert Meddier Indizo Ant Apo Neval Wits Boetway Tama Te Smith Rea Anenre Jayme Iailaandhoa Mardin Munliek Tively Gm High Whimsica sGaynorpes Nape Bomcleary Lyne Ziese Davis Ass

NO CHANGE IN FOOTBALL RULES AT LONG MEETING

A five hour session of the football rules committee ended with no radical changes and the game will use current rules next fall. The panel included Walter Camp Yale Paul J. Dashiell Annapolis A A Stagg Chicago J C Bell Pennsylvania J B Fine Princeton L M Dennis Cornell and W T Reid Harvard. The only action was raising the coaching penalty from five to ten yards.

Walter Camp Yale Paul J. Dashiell Annapolis A. A. Stagg Chicago J.C. Bell Pennsylvania J.B. Fine Princeton L. M. Dennis Cornell W. T. Reid Harvard

Hobart Suffering Defeat At Metropolitan Lawn Tennis Meet

In the opening round at the West Side Lawn Tennis Club on 17th Street and Amsterdam Avenue, veterans Harold H. Hackett Frederick B. Alexander and Raymond D. Little showed top form while Frederick G. Anderson of Kings County also won in straight sets. Alexander defeated Clarence Hobart after Hobart led in the first two sets, using rapid volley play to force deuce and clinch the victory in a tense late set.

Harold H. Hackett Yale Frederick B. Alexander Raymond D. Little Princeton West Side Lawn National Lawn Tennis Associaion Monda Alexander Princetonian Clarence Hobart Hobart Jsmamas Sall

Off to Win the Cup Davis International Lawn Tennis Cup

The team sailed yesterday buoyant with confidence that they would return with the Davis International Lawn Tennis Cup.

Mrs Stout Sets New Woman's Golf Mark At Baltusrol

Mrs Charles T Stout former national champion returned to competition with the best score in the metropolitan women's golf championship qualifier at Baltusrol 88 in medal play eclipsing the former record by Miss Rhona Adam. Stout led 44 on the front nine and 42 on the back nine and also won the gold medal in the event with Elsa Hurlbut taking second.

Charles T. Stout Genevieve Hecker Baltusrol Stout Morris County Golf Club E. A. Manice Julia A. Mix Plainfield M.D. Paterson W. Fellowes Morgan Association Morris County Elizabeth Hurry Apawamis TN. Polhemus Eastern Parkway Paterson

Atlantic Yacht Club Regatta and Lawn Tennis Tour Details

A long report covers the Atlantic Yacht Club Regatta on June 13 1905 with multiple schooners starters and finish times for the Mineola Yankss Weyward and others. It also notes the U S team led by Captain Dashiel preparing for All England Wimbledon and international matches starting July 5 with Ward Larned Wright and Clothier among the stars in London and Hoboken crowds cheering the voyage.

Holcombe Ward Wiliam A Larned Wiliam J. Clothier Beals C. Wright Ward England Paul Dashiel Pier Hoboken Malcolm D. Whitman Raymond D. Little Frederick B. Alexander United States National Lawn Tennis Association Frederick G. Anderson Dashiel Queen Plub London Missau ‘Sutton California Tuptalh Dashiel Larned Ieading Wright Clothier Americ Helgium Queen's Club France Wid Austria Australia Wimblis Cal Tween Engilah Dickson Uae

Lockwood Leads Open Championship After Record Nine Holes

Lockwood set a nine hole course record at Vesper Country Club then posted two rounds of 10 to lead the Massachusetts Golf Association Open Championship field of 23. The final 18 holes of the four round event begin tomorrow with three pros Danis Mcandrews Wollaston Jones Myopia and Rose Oakley among the top contenders two strokes behind leader Leck.

Lockwoood Massachusetts Golf Association Vesper Country Club Lockwood Danis Mcandrews Wollaston Jones St Myopia Rose Oakley Leck

Harvard Time Row Makes First Thames Trial

Red Top Harvard eight completed its first Thames trial this evening in 33 minutes 2 seconds on a choppy river with slight quartering. conditions included a rising tide and wind, the crew showed improved boat control and lifting power with a finishing spurt. freshman crew member Pho arrived at the quarters for a brief spin on the river. see page 16 for other sports.

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