Revival of Ladies Bicycle Racing at Royal Aquarium London
The article notes a six days women’s bicycle contest at the Royal Aquarium in London with sixteen riders including three Parisiennes. Riders compete in three squads with one-hour shifts. speeds reach around sixteen to seventeen miles per hour on a ten-lap mile track.
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Royal Aquarium
London
Parisiennes
Mlier
Marcelle Provost
Palliarde
Abou Katia
Moth Miller Leads Speedway Drag With Blazing Pace
Dr. David Randell brings Moth Miller the red roan pacer to the Speedway where he dominates brushes on the road, defeating Bel Esprit and Kingwood in fast trials. The swift 2:07 horse proves the standout, with rivals like Chance and Mercury Wilkes also posting sharp times as Kingwood and others challenge in exciting heats.
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Moth Miller
Speedway
David Randell
Dr. Randell
Newburg
Christopher Hackett
King Tom
Charles Riley
Bel Esprit
Miller
Kingwood
George A. Coleman
Fatty” Bates
The
Chance
John Irving
Staten Island
F. G. Schmidt
Mercury Wilkes
Douglass Hamilton
Benjamin Zahn
Oscar
Thomas F. Russell
Henry Rozelle
Damania
Dennis Harrington
Maud C
Frank Rockefeller
Robert Bonner
J. P. Balier
Clayton
Mr. Riley
J. F. Moore
Vera G
Ivanhoe
Newark
George Wallace
McShedd
Mr. Kahn
Philip Schildwachter
George McBride
Chip
Empire City Park
Rockaway Beats Pembroke Trophy Opener At Bryn Mawr
Rockaway defeats Pembroke trophy contenders at Bryn Mawr in a brisk game amid rain. Highlights include James Dougherty and Rene Lamontagne, with Downing and Bodine driving play for Philadelphia Country Club. Lamontagne scores after recovering from a brief injury as the hosts push for late goals.
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Bryn Mawr
Penn
Charles Wheeler
Rockaway
Devon
Philadelphia
Rene Lamontagne
Savage
Rruassohans
James Dougherty
Ethelbert Not Badly Hurt After Suburban Race
Perry Belmont said Ethelbert’s leg was swollen but not permanently damaged after the Suburban. The trainer’s telegram indicated recovery expected, with the horse not out of racing for long.
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Perry Belmont
Ethelbert
Cycling Spectators Witness Track Crash and Fast Times at Vailsburg
About eight thousand spectators watched a three race program at Vailsburg track in ideal weather. A five mile professional handicap ended in a spill when the umpire moved forward to watch the riders, injuring Babb who may be sidelined for some time. Frank Kramer won the half mile and later the five mile handicap in near record time with Cooper close behind. Arthur Ross set a five mile track record for New Jersey at 7: say 7 5, paced by a tandem. the meeting also featured several amateur and professional events with notable finishes.
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Vailsburg
Babb
Freeman
Kramer
Kimble
Hafield
Frank Kramer
Cooper
Arthur Ross
McFarland
Metor
New Jersey
Jimmy” Michael
Ross
Thomas Hall
New York
Harry Stevens
Newark
George Glasson
East Orange
Thomas Cooper
Detroit
H. B. Freeman
Portland
M. S. Hurley
New- York
Edward Billington
Walter Bargett
Buffalo
Charles Kanten
Tech Brooklyn Cin
ML. Hurley
New-York
Gus Messing
Floyd McFarland
San Jose
Harrison
George Collett
New Haven
Arthur W. Ross
Kings County Dominates Brooklyn In Local Cricket Clash
Damp weather trimmed many matches yet Kings County beat Brooklyn by five wickets at Prospect Park. Nugent starred with seven for 24, Hole led batting with 2 not out, Lovell top-scored for Brooklyn with 25. Other results noted include Nelson Lodge’s win over Oceanic, and West Indian club’s victory at Prospect Park amid postponements and forfeits shaping a tight New York Cricket Association pennant race.
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Brooklyn
New York
Washington Park
Mathewson
West
Phyle
Hanlon
Kings County
New York Cricket Association
Prospect Park
A. Nugent
Nugent
W. Austin
E. Challenger
Fisher
G. Gootchild
C. G.ttens
J. Nelves
BK. Seale
Byes
Wigor Cde
Kings County Cricket Club
G. Williams
C Challenger
Lovell
W. Hammond
Rogers
Austin
H. Wiliams
Tb Austin
H. Tattersall
Smith
J. McKinnell
J. B. Hunt
Nelson Lodge Cricket Club
A. E. Smith
F. K. Rogers
B Faulkner
W. Bannaster
J. Hunt
C. G.phreys
E. Philips
T. Bagnell
F. J. Chadwick
J. Alexander
Steamship Oceanic
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Alexander
Hunt
G. Grifith
Tattersall
W. Melintyre
J. H. Spellacy
Tattersall i
Ek, Masters
J. Bowles
H. Lewis
J. Chadwick
Kearny Club
Manhattan
Kearnys
Manhattans
New-York Cricket Association
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Brooklyn Cricket Club
New Jersey
Paterson
Kearny
Essex County
Manhattan 2d
Newark
Lest
Knickerbocker
Montclair
Nelson
Tent
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Dalton
D. Boxill
Jes H. Rushton
M. R. Cobb
F. F. Kelly
W. Adam
F. Kelly
K. A
Adam
A. Gray
U. Delapenha
Montel
G. Shingter
Shaw
H Tattersall
Phillips
Caldwell Wins Fifteen Mile Motor Pace Race at Hills Grove
In Providence on June 14 Monroe dropped out after an accident in the fourth mile leaving Caldwell to win the fifteen mile motor paced race at Hills Grove. The feature was halted in the final stretch as Monroe lagged by nearly a lap. Other results include a five mile handicap won by Harry Orcutt of Brockton at 12:25 for 140 yards and a one mile opens won by Harry Edwards of Brockton with a time of 2:49.
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Seers -Rockaway
Altemus Necene Philadelphi la Montagne
Rockaway Conover
Rockaway
Savage
Hazard
Venturo la Montagne
the Musketeer
Bender
St. Finnan
Rockaway Ae
Frankfort
Bodine
Philadelphia
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la Montagne - Kaway
la Montagne
Bonita
Dougherty
Nate Hens
Montagne
Lee
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Conover
Aeesede
Seernne
Rene Montagne
Artemus
Rene
Pather
Snahoetter
Bss
Tases
Phil
Nwee
Way
C. Cc
A. H. Godfrey
Providence
R. I
Hills Grove
Monroe
Caldwell
Harry Orcutt
Brockton
Harry Edwards
Sunday Cyclists Flood City Roads To Seashore Trips
The article notes a springlike wind and a large crowd of wheelmen on suburban and New Jersey roads. Cyclists flocked to Merrick Road and the Coney Island path, with veterans guiding the pace and caution near crossings. Max Neu narrowly escaped a trolley on surface crossings near Coney Island.
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Westchester
Oranges
New Jersey
Staten Island
Merrick Road
Coney Island
Brooklyn
Max Neu
Pitman
Gilbert Wins Cup in English Trap Shooting
London June 14 British trapshooters honored American victory by staging a special Hendon contest for Americans. Frederick Gilbert of Spirit Lake Iowa won the cup after tying with Des Moines Iowa’s Charles W Budd. Both topped 23 of 25. Budd retired after 7 of 12 in the shoot off. Others scored well in the event with 21 of 25.
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London
Hendon
Frederick Gilbert
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Charles W. Budd
Des Moines
Gilbert
Budd
W. R.sby
O’fallon
Ill
Richard Merrill
Milwaukee
R. ©. Helkes
Dayton
Ohio
Chauncey Powers
Decatur
Crosby
B. le Roy Woodward
Campello
Mass
Suereen
Jamie Giet
Grosby Secusea
Columbia Varsity Crew Sets Lineup for Intercollegiate Rowing
Poughkeepsie June 16 special Edward Hanlan announced the Columbian varsity crew will row in this order for the intercollegiate race Bow R P Jackson No 2 H C sommeants No 3 A D Weekes No 4 F S Irvine No 5 S P Nash Bartholomew No 6 Maxwell Stevenson No 7 stroke M Nieger The four is provisional bow position uncertain and Nieger replaces Stevenson for stroke due to greater strength The crew trained in a nine shell and a faster new boat is expected Tomorrow morning hard practice to gauge peak speed Players attended church and sails were taken in the Walla Walla The Pennsylvania crew rested and prepared for another hard session with Coach Ward potentially changing No 2 Goodman to improve balance O Erdal Columbia manager released official varsity statistics tonight
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Poughkeepsie
Pennsylvania
Edward Hanlan
Columbian Varsity
Bow
R. P. Jackson
H. C. Sommeants
A. D. Weekes
Irvine
Stevenson
Nieger
Columbia
Varsity
Hanlan
Walla Walla
Dr. Schwartz
Presbyterian Church
Schwartz
Hildebrand
Ward
Goodman
No. 2
Oscar W. Erdal
Townsend
D. Weekes
B. Irvine
P Nash
R. B Bartholomew
C. M Nieger
J. C. Harrison
B. la Rue
L. Iselin
G. A. Eyer
B. A. Bradley
Delgat
Nassau Hosts Second Annual Women’s Met Golf Championship
Nassau Country Club welcomes a strong field led by Ruth Underhill and Genevieve Hecker as women compete for the Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association title. Contenders include Beatrix Hoyt Marjorie Oliver and Eunice Terry with rounds, match play, and driving events scheduled from June 19 to 21 at Nassau links.
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Ruth Underhill
Beatrix Hoyt
N. Pendleton Rogers
Entries in the Woman's Metropolitan Golf Tourney Opened
Glen Cove June 11 special report on entries closing for the Woman's Metropolitan Golf Association tourney to be held at Nassau County links this week. Listed are players from Baltusrol Essex Harbor Hill Morris County Nassau Richmond Wee Burn and other clubs including Mrs W Fellowes Morgan Miss Marion Oliver Mrs F M Bacon Jr Mrs W Pendleton Rogers Miss Jennie Henman Miss Louise Tousey Miss Genevieve Hecker Miss Elizabeth Goffe Miss Hester Kyle and many more.
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Nassau
Metropolitan Golf Association
Ruth Underhill
United States
Ardsley
Baltusrol
Genevieve Hecker
Maude K. Wetmore
Morris County Golf Club
Beatrix Hoyt
Morris County
Miss Hurlbut
Essex County
E. W. Goffe
N. Pendleton Rogers
Hillside Tennis and Golf Club
Plainfield
Miss Hecker
Baltusros
Marion Oliver
Mra W. Fellowes Morgan
Miss Oliver
Miss Hoyt
Travis
Shinnecock
Shinnecock Last Season By Miss Eunice Terry, of Ardsley
Miss Terry
Miss Underhill
A. de Witt Cochrane
Mabel Park
Richmond County
Fargo
Harbor Hill
Howard F. Whitney
Donald Geddes
Hamlicap
Glen Cove
Nassau County Links
William Shiffen
de Hurlburt
Alice Day
Cornelia G. Willis
H. F. Whitney
William Beard
Walter Gibb
D. A. Fuller
Jennings
E. M. Travers
K. Travers
Frances Wallace
Nassau County Club
H. M. Ramsdell
George Collingwood
Gertrude Mead
Frances Ramsdell
Pauline Ramsdell
Powelton
Richmond County Golf Club
Marie Charles
Gladys Robinson
Wee Burn
Essex County Club Golf Win and Women’s Putting Match
The Essex County Country Club defeated West Ches ter s yesterday on the Essex County links by 19 to 0 with three players per side. A women’s putting match on the greens east of the clubhouse attracted eighteen competitors. Mrs Daniels won first prize and Miss Edna Howard took second. The event was social with Van Baar’s orchestra and tea on the porch.
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Orange
N. J
Essex County Country Club
Westchesters
Essex County Links
Daniels
Edna Howard
van Baar
Huntington Valley Club Opens Lynnewood Hall Cup Invite
The Huntington Valley Country Club announces an open Lynnewood Hall Cup tournament next Thursday through Saturday open to all States Golf Association members. Entries go to S. E. Hutchinson at 325 Walnut Street Philadelphia. committee includes Marion R. Wright and H. M. Forrest.
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Huntington Valley Country Club
Philadelphia
Lynnewood Hall
States Golf Associa
S. E. Hutchinson
Walnut St
Marion R. Wright
C. & Start
H. M. Forrest
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Central New York Golf League
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Rochester Country Club
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