Aurora Wins Galesome Sound Regatta Sail
Cornelius Vanderbilt’s 57 foot sloop Aurora wins the Larchmont Yacht Club spring regatta on Long Island Sound defeating Istalena and Winsome in a 19 5 mile triangular course. Several new one design boats race including Glen Cove fleet with Emerald taking the victory.
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Aurora
William Butler Duncan
Ge Chasses I
Steamboat
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Altair
New York Yacht Club
Piicen
Stewartee
See
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American Yacht Club
J. Inwyer
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Doneld Pane
Clements
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Charles Per Ass-Eee
Welter T. Bart
Fleet of Forty Yachts Sets Off in Block Island Race
A brisk start marked New York Athletic Club sailors leading the 1 mile to Block Island in the sixth annual race on Long Island Sound. The Busy Bee topped the early order with Snug and Vingt Trois close behind as crews include amateurs of high skill from NYAC, New Rochelle, Harlem and Seawanhaka clubs.
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New York Athletic Club
A. B. Fry
Whortleberry Island
R. L. Cuthbert
Daniel Bacon
R. A. Brown
B. R. Stoddard
Fearless
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W. R. Berths
J. P. Gavitt, Jr
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W. M. Duncan
Barbara
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South Orange Triumphs Over Staten Island in Amateur Series
In a June 19 afternoon game at South Orange the hometown team dominated, capitalizing on Staten Island’s defensive mistakes. The Ramis edged the visitors in a decisive affair, showcasing strength despite umpire or field irregularities.
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Pes
South Orange
N. J
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Staten Island Baseball Club
Ramis
Morris High Wins High School Baseball Title in 12 Innings
In a tense twelve inning final at Washing ton Park Brooklyn Morris High School of The Bronx defeated Commercial High School of Brooklyn 3 to 2 to claim the city championship. St John opened with a double, Polly delivered the decisive single in the 12th, and Greenes misplay in the eighth inning allowed Morris to tie the game. Yule pitched twelve hits and fanned fifteen for Morris. Greene allowed eight hits for Commercial.
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Elliffe
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Grossman
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Green
Bayer
Itcher
Diietrich
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St Christopher Wins Point Trophy at Novice Meet
The St Christopher Athletic Club won the point trophy with 18 points at the first novice meet of the Church Athletic League held at Macomb's Dam Park yesterday. Events include the 100 yard dash won by Line Se Christopher Athletic Club with Hemis Athletic Club second and A mond third. the half mile run won by W C Mangan of Xavier Athletic Association with W Foster second and V J Papazzoni third. the one mile run won by J Patton of Trinity Club with Foster second and J Donohue third. and the half mile relay won by Trinity Club with Stoddart and Silverburg on the team, Hammond Cuppen Gilbert Ravenall second, Foley Foster Marquart Denchue third. Time details provided for each race.
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Inman Wins Metropolitan Lawn Tennis Championship
Frederick C. Inman of West Side Tennis Club defeats Richard H. Palmer of Ridgewood Golf Club 2 4 6 1 6 3 6 2 to claim the metropolitan men’s singles title. Torrance Jr. and Hinck win doubles. Wagner and Moltenhauer take mixed doubles. King Smith claims consolation singles as the tournament closes.
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Henry J Moltienhauer
King Smith
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Hugh Tallant
Lyle E. Mahan
Love
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Harold H. Hackett
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Hinck
Frederick C. Inman
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Ridgewood Golf Club
Herry Torrance, Jr
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Frederick Watson
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Miss Marie Wagner
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Elizabeth C. Bunce
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Louise S. Hammond
Raymond D. Little
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Mertle
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Cole
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RB. M. Phillips
Apawamis Club Lawn Tennis Tourney Opens With Sharp Matches
The second annual Apawamis Club open tournament at Rye began with lively singles and doubles play. Groesbeck beat Wyman in three sets. Fox defeated Mead in three. Rosenbaum and Lee won a doubles match 6-3, 6-3.
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George S. Groesbeck
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M. L. Foster
L. G. Billings, Jr
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Cr. Cleveland
J. R. Johnson
R. E. Wigham
Kelloggs
American Davis Cup Matches Set for Philadelphia
American lawn tennis players secure the international Davis Cup preliminaries with England to be hosted in Philadelphia at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Matches include two singles and one doubles, to be decided on the St. Martin's Green courts in Germantown.
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St. Martin's Green
Germantown
English National Lawn Tennis Association
Wimbledon
London
James Dwight
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Robert D. Wrenn
William J. Clothier
Melbourne
Australia
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British Isles
National
Iris Wins Narrowly In Seawanhaka Yacht Race
In a stiff northwest breeze off Oyster Bay nine of the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club fifteen-foot yachts sailed a fast race. The Iris led by Lt. Tiffany's Water Baby by five seconds at the finish after a close contest around the course.
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Oyster Bay
W. Tuckerman
Iris
Tiffany
Water Baby
Brown Wins Hudson River Golf Title in 36-Hole Final
C H Brown of Saegkill Golf Club defeated L E Van Etten of Twaalfskill 2 up and 1 to play to capture the eighth annual Hudson River Golf Association championship in Kingston. Brown also earned the lowest gross score for the tourney with an 80 in the final round and a 79 in qualifying. White of Nyack won the consolation cup with the lowest net score aided by an 18 handicap.
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C. H. Brown
Saegkill Golf Club
Hudson River Golf Association
L. E. van Etten
Twaalfskill Club
Brown
Gilman P. Tiffany
V. White
Nyack
H. Nelson
Dutchess
H. B. Wood
Columbia
Saegkill
Twaalfskill
R. H. Megraw
Satterthwaite Wins Lynwood Hall Cup in Widener Trophy
Edward Satterthwaite wins the Lynwood Hall cup at Huntington Valley Country Club in Noble Pennsylvania. He defeats Rev. Dr. Simon Carr of the home club 3 up and 2 to play after a fatigued semifinal buildup. Satterthwaite is Riverton club champion and remains known beyond his home locale.
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Edward Satterthwaite
Huntington Valley Country Club
Simon Carr
Satterthwaite
Riverton
Kammer Sets Amateur Fox Hills Record in Windy Round
A. F. Kammer, runner up in the recent Fox Hills open, broke the amateur record of 72 with a 75 at Fox Hills Golf Club despite a strong crosswind. W. W. Van Loan assisted as marker as Kammer topped the professional mark by three strokes set earlier in the week.
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A. F. Kammer
H. E. Armstrong
Kammer
W. W. van Loan
Alex Smith
Isaac Mackie
Smith and Parrott Shine in Forest Hill Golf Finals
Keen play closes the East Jersey Golf League tournament at Forest Hill Field Club. H. D. Smith, Glen Ridge, defeats J. T. Pulling to reach the final. A. E. A. Forest Hill and R. B. Parrott set a new course record in a special handicap while Parrott recovers with a strong 39 on the back nine. Smith wins the final against Henry Allsopp 5 up 4 to play and Glen Ridge takes the team trophy.
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H. D. Smith
Glen Ridge
Henry Allsopp
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Far West
R. B. Parrott
New Brunswick
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Smith
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Robert Kuebler
C. A. Dickson
F. W. Wagner
C. A. Whitman
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W. J. Vance
Sea Girl N J Wins Intercollegiate Rifle Title
George Washington University claimed the intercollegiate rifle match with an aggregate 738 at the state range. Massachusetts Agricultural College protested H E Skinner’s eligibility. NRA will review. Team standings list Lynn Lawrence Worcester Lowell Haverhill New Bedford Brockton Fall River.
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N. J
George Washington University
Washington
Massachusetts Agricultural College
H. E. Skinner
National Rifle Association
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