Collision Between Wisconsin and PennsylvanIa Shells At Bow on Course
A Wisconsin four oared shell collided with a Pennsylvania boat just north of the suge course. The PennsylvanIa crew used a substitute Wisconsin four while awaiting a replacement. The Wisconsin boat suffered minor damage and none were injured. The Pennsylvania shell was wrecked beyond repair and towed back to the wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swortkeepsie
Wisconsin Sanity
Pentylvania
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Navy
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Armen
Hal
Fom
Pas
Fensyhanis
Rodgers
Dhore
Hiram Conibear
Washingon Elpht
Gersman
Badgers
Prinsylvania
Viewman
Badger
Poughkeepsie
Columba
Ughis
Wall
Varsity
Courtney
Corneil Cubs
University of Washington
Cornell
Washington West
Cronenberg
Latber
Meehan
Sauwon
Ride
White
Joe
Yale and Harvard crews practice amid warm weather
In London conditions crews from Harvard and Yale faced limited training as heat restricted sessions on the river. All oarsmen trained down to the finest form with Gore, Yale IV bow, in good condition while a finger cut sidelined Hin from Saturday rowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew London. Com
Sune
Harvard
Yale
Gore
Century in cricket marks Veterans win over Columbia Oval
A. Markings scored a century as the New York Veterans beat Columbia Oval by 94 runs at Weat New Prinhton yesterday. Hoskings led with 123, while Fouthern Turville Stardiuat and others contributed. Pelham Jon Park saw Anglo American defeat Brooklyn United Bone of SL George by two runs, Wyse 4 and Mara 28 not out aiding the win. Baker bowled well for 12, with Hai taking 2 for 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat New Prinhton
New York
Dartmouth Beats Cornell In Hanover Baseball Clash
Dartmouth defeats Cornell 8 to 3 at Alumni Oval as Jiggs Donohue drives in four, Burkhart and Lowe lead hitting. Larkin hurls six innings for Dartmouth, Taber and Greenman contribute infield plays, while Cornell errors fuel the rally and Portmouth tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marover
N. Hi
Hanover
Dartmouth
Ithaca
Cornell
Alumni Oval
Lavin
Larkhart
Portmouth
Taber
Heraure
Todlay
Kame
Inox
Donohue
Lowe
Kellar
Follo
Cornell Abrine Neabrh
Sehirkk
Sivan
Adler
Markhins Piioo
Tote
REO Darbo
Molt Cornet
Twitehell
Burkhart
Denesan
Hare
Lows
Hennett
Hettar
Molenausen Clute
Wanamaker
Hallett
Banca
Hailey Tate
Hig Mallett
Murkhart
Bacrifice
Clute Fuller
Doutte
WINS BY HOMER IN NINTH FOR LA FAYETTE V Bitter Battle
LaFayette defeats Pennsylvania in Easton by 10 to 9 with a ninth inning home run by Fager driving in Brown for the winning run. Lyons started for Pennsylvania, relieved by Imlay in the sixth after being hit hard. Fager, slow early, improved late as Lafayette pushed to the win in a tense late innings clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fager
Quakers
Lafayette
Easton
Penn
Pennsylvania
Cape Tuin
Brown
Lyons
Imlay
Wild
Lapayette
Tornie
Venneylvania
hite-Gordon
Meltrieh Hirown
Lane
Famer
Yun
Yun ‘Unaed bulie-Scheeren, Go Htaley
Minds
Armetreth
Bane Lentiaylvania
Hon
Tati Ut Qlee
Giles Dartmouth Captain Elected By Golf Team
Hanover N H June 16 At an election held by the golf team here Ki Newman Giles M of Beverly Massachusetts was chosen to captain the team for next season He has been a member of the war ally team for two years and has been among the strongest competitors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bovy Emimmemats AG
Hanover
N. Hi
Ki. Newman Giles
Beverly
Mass
Pave Morey
Art Pitcher
Dartmouth
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Morey
Maiden
Tan
Walter Camp
Jever
Surviving the Metropolis Court Test in Lawn Tennis
The second day of the metropolitan championship saw notable wins and tight battles on the West Side club turf. Gustave Touchard and Walter Merrill Hall advanced, with Hall defeating Frederick Tages 6-2, and other entrants like Inman, Washburn, and Pell progressing to the third round amid heat and fast exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jans
Emie
Metropolitn
West Side
Gustave Touchard
Walter Merrill Hall
Middle States
Uverat
Hell
Peed
Steadinens
Frederick
Tages
Straient Nets
Recene Contewtn
Bagge
Winifred HL Myer
Princeton
California
Hall
Borges
Bia Victory
George BM
Church
Ammons
Howard Vorheil
Watson M. Washburn
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Frederick C. Inman
Inman
Merle Johnson
W. Dickson Cunningham
Yale
Cunningham
Horace Mann
A. M. Kidder
Wade
Gustave I Touchard
Pell
Voshell
New York
Tell
H.W. Stair
Harry Parker
Niles Retains His Title At Manaquchusetts Club
The Longwood Cricket Club member Niles defeated Edward H. Whitney in five sets to retain the amateur lawn tennis championship of Massachusetts. Whitney dropped two sets early but adjusted, drawing the champion to steady returns before Whitney weakened by heat. Niles won the decisive fifth after Whitney struggled with stamina late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teston
Wanes
Longwood Cricket Club
Manaachusette
Edward H. Whitres
Whitney
Serviee
Niles
Hin Kame
Los Angeles Club Wins Tom Morrin Memorial Cup Title
Enieago June Ins yin referee received from thirty five clubs of the fifty that entered teams in the Tom Morrin memorial cup competition against par. The Los Angeles Country Club appeared to night to have won with a score of 4. Annandale Country Club Pasadena reportedly finished second. Other scores of merit included Gien EReho Club St. Louis 4, Memphis Country Club 17, Calumet Country Club 1, Hook Island Arsenal 8, Midlothian 7, and Skokie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enieago
Ins Yin
Los Angeles
Hook Island Arsenal
Midlothian
Skokte
Leopards Win Fast Polo Match at Great Neck Cup Opener
In the Great Neck Polo Club opener, Cooperstown Leopents beat Great Neck Freebooters by 14 to 1 with Montagne scoring nine times and Rathborne Burke two each. Hobbs starred for Freebooters, while Le Boutilier and Tilney provided strong support for Leopards as the match kicked off the Cup series and featured top players from California and New York clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Neck
Cooperstown
Cal
New York
Polo Association
Meadowbrook
Point Judith
la Montagne
United States
Athborne
Clark
Preehooters
Tes
Hobba
Coronado
C. Appleton
Hobbs
Wave
Wouid Pinto
Mary
Tiney
Wrewlers
Navahoe
le Boutilier
California
Lan Montagne
Tilney
Rathborne
Hurke
Rathborss I
Burke
Jat Montagne
Leopards
Omalde
le Rieutiilier
Serimninage
Inne
Ross
Vol Hayling Barke
le Houtiliier
Po Ambroay Clark
Cielgton
Lemar
Goale
Total
Ula
Murke
Belmont Park Timely Racing Bits in Toboggan Handicap
Timely notes from Belmont Park announce the Toboggan Handicap featuring ten starters led by Harry Payne Whitney’s Iron Mask in top weight. The six furlong straight course draw includes Meridian Boner Light o Life Sprite and Sir John Johnson among contenders, with history recalling the event at Morris Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Park
Harry Payne Whitney
Iron Mask
Ro F. Carman
Meridian
P. Randolph
Frederick Johnson
H. K. Knapp
Beverwyck
Sir John Johnson
Old Morris Park
James IK
Keene
Belmont Turk
Shipping News Roundup of Steamer Arrivals and Departures
Shipping reports list numerous steamers arriving and leaving ports, with passenger counts and quarantine notes. Vessels from Americas to Europe and back, including Ar, Clothide Canna, Comanche, Manaro Mata, and La Touraine, appear with arrivals at Bar and quarantine times, plus transatlantic liners like Minnehaha and Marengo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsing
Albingin
Cart
Mbra
Kingston
Jeremie Ant Porta
Port-au-Prince
Inegua
Hom Lorel Americam
Molla Ant Aiee
Clothide Canna
Fort Antenit
Cuneo Laporting
Pansingers
Naoan Sumner Comanche
Incheonyilie
Rudge
Manoa Mata
Martiners
Haitimore
Vaomed
Quacantipe
Touraite
Havre
Art Antonio
Har
Armenia
Ser
Norfolk
Mass
Janar
Garantine
Iit
Glasgow
Movitie
Go Henderson Virethera
Marama Scuben
Havana
New York
Cuba
Math Ga Co
Plotappies
Cientuegos
Rived Ae Ua
Munson Si Ls
Dar
Richmond
Georgetown
Lande Coast Lumber Co
Tumber
Pageengore
Matis
Moise
Paras
Braz
Rio de Janeiro
Mey
Maceo
Para
Port Spain
Liord Liragilatro
Mde
Kvamer Orotava Cir
Bermuda
Senderson & Son
Malig
Ookne
Marengo
Hutl
Boston
Sandereon @ Son
Fadee
Bar
Princess Anne
Newport News
Old Dominion
London
Steaner Bayo New Orleans Sun
The
Bland and OW Co
Winseed
Andy Look
Santy Henk
Hinck and Kidde Triumph in Montclair Club Doubles
Otto Hinck and Frank Kidde won the Montclair Athletic Club lawn tennis doubles title by defeating former New York champions G Lorraine Wyeth and Itobere J Beran in the final 6 3 6 2 6 2. Semis saw Hinck and Kidde beat Hatten and Van Orden. Wyeth and Bryan ousted Marcuk and Spencer in the other semi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinck
Kidde
Otto IH
Frank Kidde
Montclair Athletic Club
New York
G. Lorraine Wyeth
Itobere J. Beran
Montclair Cranization
A. J. van Orden
J. 2. Hatten
FH. Hague
FA. Kelter
O. HL. Hilnck
Krank Kidde
N. Beard
G. A. Sawin
H. Mreserved Smith
John Reynolds
Hatten
van Orden
Bryan
Wyeth
Marcuk
Spencer
Hinek
Outgoing Steamers Today Across International Routes
Lists sailings and destinations for steamship lines today and tomorrow. entries include Harbin Rotterdam Antwerp Naples New York Savannah and other ports with times from morning to night. notes schedules for June 19 and closing mail for Campania at 9 10 pm today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vremantie
Faron Polvarth
New York
T Vincent
Port Nat
East London
Kabinga
Sewrk
St Vincent
Cape Town
Fane
Kalows Fir
Calcutta
Toxton
Liverpool
Weatlands
Hello
Indraghirt
Sebang
Yokohama
Bermudk
Furmudian
Pisheuaed
Mauretania
York
Kate
Stragl
Hinsaow
California
Ns York
Manchester
Miller Bey
Francisse
Rotterdam
Melly
Laas Aon
Perim
Erin
Mow
Boston
Laing
Eloaep
Salle
Kowal Gr Fretien
Regrese
Harbin
Fant Anta
Naples
Fabio
Pennaylvanis
Hamt
Neontam
Rot‘dam
Hol-Am
Savannah
Hay
JU Laverp's
Cun
Caradis
Curweaa
Hed D
Siapan
Colon
If Con
Pitspatrica
Anton
transCampant
Berlin
Iiremen
SG le
Montgomery
Bay
Sav
Transpacific Mails Destination and Steamer List
A list of destinations and steamers for Transpacific mails. Mentions Japan Corea China Hawaii New Zealand Australia and other routes via San Francisco Vancouver and Tahiti with dates around June and July. Includes routes to Philippines Guam and the Far Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Corea
China
Chicago
Idirtine
Marquesan
Auatraia
Be ‘Tanith
Cinco Hawaii
San Francisco
Ventura
Cheem
Chita
Seattie
Shidenoka Sara Ae
Philippines
Pancouverr—bupreme
Vancouvery
Marama
Mawait CIA
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Quaker
Thim
Tus
Fred W. Allen
Payne Whitney
J Broad View
Jim Wray
Vale
Gale's Ferry
Wight
New Eagen
Harward
Hoskings
New York Veterans
Drubs
Homer
Giles
TON University Oarsmen
Baggs
Wise
Teule G. Morris
Ardsley Cus
Pays Ting
Waehburn
Mate Vard
Yincement
AL Spurkem, Jr
Ugain Washburn
Mearepait
Jamea Welt Traetesteg Arita & Cras
BP Cedagit
Sierriis
Vredertie Gk Te Metiave
Gefaatt
Vefaeits
le Oot Tate
Artin Hakan
Tee
Massachusetts
LOS Angeles Club
Belmont
Campeon Ceosarverreldh
Speck
Bowne Ie Lane
Jack Kellogg
Mentreavor
Lahore
John Purine
Aldebaron
Mertauin Johnsen
Ray Paar
Maines
Shannon
Lancewood
Liewu Pere
Margaret Meine
Waterbury
Hartford
Bridgeport
Pittafield
New Ho
Holyoke
Pringfeld
New London
New Haven
Felton
Crimson
Cambridge
Whlett
Will
Mennaytvania
Williams
American Association
Cincinnati
Chiviington
Rcore
Helder
Lloyd Rickart
St. Louie Club
Brooklyn Superbas
West
Syracuse
Detroit Tigers
Charlie Vann
St. Louie
Indianapolis
Herman Schmidt
Concordia Seminary
St. Luke Hirowas
Ira Thomas
Connld Mack
Thomas
Wally Schang
Buffalo
Jack Lapp
Pucfle Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Australia
New Zealand
John Elliott
Pacific Association
Allepaetan Association
A. K R. Kiviat
Irish-American Athletic Club
Platt Adama
New York Athetic Club
Red Sox
Athletics
Shipping News
Port of New York
Frednes
Nor
Baltimore
Oiat
Pennayivart Puarn
Mexico
Marine Intelligence
Rey
Neal Vesmet
Harbados
Ainer
Lloyd *Y Thetjon
Ianea Iie F
Amros
TM Thomas
Pintard
Avuwerp
Sear Vorrsia Naples
Howe
Zseurmeu Shine
Clyde Cometiness Weston
Atallo
Shielda
Kaleer
Joseph T Almera
Matansaa
Luristan
Nears Stampiro
Wart Ki Soria
Iveston
Bo Vac Mohawk
Jackannville
Cyd Comal Mobile
Satajeatie
Campania
Transpacific
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