Yale Gentlemen's Eight Loses by Half a Length
Yale and Harvard faced off on the Thames with Harvard taking the graduate eight by half a length after a fast half mile. Harvard, steered by Lund, led from the start as Yale, stroked by Hyatt, failed to close the gap amid rough water and a brisk breeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Harvard
Lund
Hyatt
Cambridge
East Lane
New London
Conn
Thames
Crimson
Henley
Jesse Weid
Tard W. Middendorf
Louis Mills
Lothrop Withington
H. A. Murray
Robert Emmett
L. Saltonstall
Bow
C. Abeles
Al Schacht Pitches Skeeters to Victory
Jersey City pitcher Al Schacht allowed only two hits as the Skeeters defeated the Rochester Bronchos 2 to 0 at West Side Park Jersey City. Acosta limited Jersey City to six safeties, with runs in the fifth and seventh innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Schacht
Jersey City
Rochester Bronchos
West Side Park
Acosta
Jersey
Sonnah
Ain Mende
Rochester
Latonia Race Day Opens With Varied Turnout and Purses
The Latonia meet opened with six races including a first race for two year olds and up, offering 1200 pounds purse at six furlongs. Notable finishes featured Dre Carmen winning the opening dash, with J Murda driving a strong effort for placing and show. Other events included maiden stakes and a generous six furlong sprint won by Clare mont, while Lady Huebel claimed a six furlong later event. Many horses ran, with times around 158 and 162 for the longer sprints, and a variety of odds listed for top finishers.
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Burke
J. Murda
Ira
Paitiel
Breese
Murray
Willams
Maine
Jack Straw
Elso
Ronond
Galil Banh
Fear Tate
Toone County
Pohtnnine Hall
Sana Hear
Robinson
Weralene
Wickford
Canfield
Txhorter
Roblisont
Pines
Wingfisher
Lucky Reylok
Nhows
Htok Harkley
Kilkenny
Aste
Dr. Shafer
Shadow Lawn
Night Owl
Waterproof
Sir Oliver Aleb
Marion Zinderstein
Boston
Bijurstedt
Clare Cassel
Miss Cassel
International League Yesterday's Scores From Jersey City and Toronto
Jersey City defeated Rochester 2 to 0 while Toronto triumphed 9 to 8 over Baltimore in a 16 inning game Reading edged Binghamton 8 to 7 in 15 innings.
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Binghamton
Newark
Toronto
Jersey City
Buffalo
Reading
Rochester
Baltimore
Roch
Bing
J. City
Purchase Sets Mile Record in The Handicap
The three year old colt Purchase trained by Sam Hildreth set a new Jamaica track mile record of 1 28 4 5 in the $5,000 Stuyvesant Handicap under Johnny Loftus. Eternal faded, Ophelia finished third. jockeys and trainers noted the dominant performance and the race marked Jamaica’s first mile at the distance.
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Sam Hildreth
Purchase
Jamaica
Johnny Loftus
J. W. McClelland
Eternal
Hildreth
Ophelia
Iden
Blair
Fox Hills
Price
Hunt
A. F. Kammer
A. L. Walker, Jrr
Richmond County
Ind
Brooklawn
Staten Island
Walker
Kammer
Jockey Loftus Battles Rough Race Card At Sara toga
Loftus shown in early pace on Ophelia then backed by triple wraps back stretch. Eternal challenges Purchase near turn as Loftus heavily rides McClelland cult. Purchase finishes with a canter while Eternal fades. Kelsay rider tossed before stretch, Thunderstorm and Arreh Goon close finish, Thunderstorm high odds. St Allan overweight, yet seen as good by stable despite crowd bets.
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Loftus
Venina
Ophelia
Eternal
Purchase
McClelland Cult
Luke
Saratoga
Brighton
Sam Hildreth
R. T. Wilson, Jr
Arreh Goon
Mahony
Tom Healy
Topageur
Grayssian
Marchesa II
Wilfreda
Peter
Anzac
My Leddie
St. Allan
Champion Extends to Beat Miss Wagner in Three Sets
Philadelphia report describes Miss Molla Bjurstedt defending her title by defeating Miss Marie Wagner in three sets at the national lawn tennis championship. Wagner led early but faded as Bjurstedt rallied with strong strokes and nerve to win 6-2 6-8 6-4.
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Miss Wagner
Fred Hawthorne
Philadelphia
Molla Bjurstedt
Marie Wagner
New York State
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Miss Bjurstedt
Speed Craft to Race To Albany and Return
An unusual motorboat event for enthusiasts unfolds Friday evening, June 27 in front of the New York Motor Boat Club on the Hudson. Commodore H C Vaughn will start the cruiser Mabelle V and Commodore A G Hauver will sailBlue Headf, both newly arrived to New York waters after overhaul and upstate journeys. A class for open boats is included and club measurer I P Hornenburger will assist interested yachtsmen at the clubhouse on 147th Street and the Hudson River.
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Albany
New York Motor Boat Club
147Th Street
Hudson River
H.C. Vaughn
A. G. Hauver
New York
Upstate
I’. W. Hornenburger
Hudaon Riv
Women s national tennis championship fourth round highlights
The report lists multiple singles and doubles results from the national women’s championship. Players named include Miss Anne Townsend Mrs George W Wightman Miss Louise Bancroft Molla Bjurstedt Marie Wagner Marion Zinderstein Clare Cassell Gilbert Harvey Eveanor Goss Phyllis Walsh Katharine Gurd er Marthe Bayard Maria Wagner and paired teams in doubles with several match scores and advancing victors noted.
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Wightman
George W. Wightman
Foston
Amea
Anne Townsend
Morion
Haxel Hotchkiss
Gilbert Harvey
Country Club
Misa Leslie Bancroft
Boston
Louise Bancroft
Molla Bjurstedt
Marie Wager
Marion Zindermelp
Clare Cassell
T. H. Cabot
Marion Zinderstein
Misa Eveanor Goss
Molly Thayer
Dorothy Newbold
Clare Cassel
Marie Wegner
de Forest Candee
Mra
TC. Cassebeer
Mise Eleanora Sears
Barger Wallach
Mise Phyllis Walsh
Maria Wagner
Ho Thayer
Mie
Saylor
Piper Wrights
Falatta
Clare ‘Cunsel
Wallace
Johslaon
Ant
Ana Buisund Thayer
Mole Thayer
A D'' Thayer
Margaret Law
Bawa Cynan
Mra Wigitman
Voshell Beats Kashio In Terrace Club Singles
S Howard Voshell easily defeated Seiichro Kashio in a fifth round singles match at the Terrace Club of Flatbush, 6 to 6 2, showing superior net play and quick aces. In a separate match, Ingo F Hartmann overcame Herbert E Westfall after Westfall took the first set, with Hartmann dominating in the final set through strong volleying. Max Bernstein won the Brooklyn boys championship by defeating Thomas Van Kuyck in straight sets.
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S. Howard Voshell
Seiichro Kashio
Terrace Club
Flatbush
Voshell
Kashio
Ingo F. Hartmann
Herbert E. Westfall
Westfall
Hartmann
Max Bernstein
Brooklyn
Thomas van Kuyck
Ingo PF
Herbert le Wontrall
See
Datielion
Paul Kerrsay
Edward Oessner
Frank Damatcon
Rederete
Alfred D. Harriett Sr
Henry Morgunthaler
Harry Sadie
Tunis
Howard Yoednil
Teaahio
Iy Boy
St. Ternstein
Thomas van Enyes
Marry Brune
Michael Macksoud
54 Boxing Rounds Set Before Willard Dempsey Title Fight
Toledo schedules fifty four boxing rounds before the Willard Dempsey title bout on July 4. Ad Q Thacher, Toledo Athletic Club matchmaker, arranged three six round bouts and three ten round bouts under Tex Rickard commission. First match starts at 10 am, arena gates open an hour earlier. boxing continues until the main event. In England, Ascot Stakes worth 55000 pounds won by Haki ridden by Childs. Silver Briar second. Coventry Stakes 3000 dollars won by Sarchedon, four lengths ahead of Poltava.
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Toledo
Willard
Dempsey
Ad. Q. Thacher
Toledo Athletic Club
Thacher
Tex Rickard
Ascot
England
W. Cozalet
Haki
Childs
J. Jarr
Coventry
J. Buchanan
Sarchedon
W. Raphael
Miss Durack to Visit U S for Swimming Tour
Australis's famed women swimmers Miss Fannie Durack and Miss Mina Wylie are reported by A. S. Goldsmith of Seattle to sail from Sydney bound for California. Their American tour will begin on the Coast then proceed to the Middle West and East, with renewed scrutiny of their amateur status and strict compliance with California rules. Durack is hailed as the greatest all round woman swimmer, holding most world free style records from 440 yards to a mile.
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Australis
Fannie Durack
Mina Wylie
A. S. Goldsmith
Seattle
Pacific-Northwestern
Amateur Athetic Union
Sydney
California
United States
Middle West
Durack
Wylie
Harvard runner Tescher among six qualifiers for inter allied meet
At Colomubs France on June 19 the American expeditionary force finals named Tescher of Harvard among qualifiers for the inter allied games. Paddock won 200 metres in a tight finish with Tescher and Simpson led the hurdles. Fred C. Thomson captured the hand grenade event with 251 feet, joining his brother and Epperly to form the American grenade team for the inter allied contests.
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Colombes
France
C. W. Paddock
Tescher
Harvard
Wari Wie
Bob Simpson
WGN
Tunttes
Floyd
Fred C. Thomson
Thomson
Epperly
Fred
Princeton
Los Angeles Athletic Club
United States
Thomson Brothers
Met Association sets meeting for junior entries showcase
The Metropolitan Association announces a Monday meeting to review junior entries for the annual rect event at Stevens Field on June 28. Over 150 nominations are listed, with about 100 athletes expected to start, including noted names such as Hersche, Sandberg, Newton, Remastw, and others from Reading and nearby locales.
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Pasa
Metropolitan Association Trasfie and Field
Stevens Field
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