Columbia Crew Faces Rough Water Time Trial
Poughkeepsie June 21 Columbia's eight rowed the regatta course in rough conditions with rain and choppy water. Goodwin had them train to gain experience. no times were announced. Cornell and Pennsylvania crews also trained, while Syracuse's Packard returned and Jim Ten Eyck Jr joined practice. A Syracuse spectator noted Wisconsin's eight as a top contender.
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West Shore
Ailis Ward
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Blue Point
Packard
Jim Ten Eyck, Jr
Wisconsin
Lake Mendota
Badgers
Mermaid Stakes At Sheepshead Bay In Mud And Rain
Racing in rough weather at Sheepshead Bay produced a subdued Mermaid Stakes where Tradition led a light field to victory by three lengths over Scutamite. Coy Maid faded after a bold stretch bid as the rest followed, and the day’s other races featured Druid dominating in mud and Yankee Consul misfiring in a Futurity sprint, with Astronomer stealing the late pace.
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Yale Harvard Baseball Challenge Opens In Cambridge
Yale and Harvard meet in Cambridge for the first of three intercollegiate games to decide the series. Harvard eyes strong pitching from Coburn and solid fielding while Yale, buoyed by recent Princeton success, aims for aggressive batting led by Chapin and stout defense. A monster crowd is expected with graduates and New Haven delegates.
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New Haven
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New-Haven
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Bulldog
Bowman
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Kinney
Chapin
Paddock Notes From Sheepshead Bay Stakes Day
Matt Allen announced that neither Oiseau nor Waterlight would start in Tin Advance Stakes at Sheepshead Bay. Whimsical, a yearling, raced well and edged Astronomer Mut to the finish, defeating the noted Yankee Consul. Miller earned jockey honors with winners Workeinsn and The Southerner as Teleon Workman faced early criticism.
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Sheepshead Bay
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Yearlings at Auction at Sheepshead Bay
Fasig Tipton offered thoroughbred yearlings at Sheepshead Bay with fair prices. Top bid of 210 secured a Sir Dixon filly to a buyer. Other notable prices included several bay and chestnut yearlings by Fatherless and Bridgewater Cambria with bidders such as Townes, McGannon, Ant lesevces, and Delapoet among the buyers.
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Practice Golf Opens Englewood Open Qualifying Round
Practice for the Englewood Golf Club open tournament began with an eighteen hole qualifying round amid stormy weather. About forty golfers participated in pair, threesome, and four ball matches while many focused on course layout. Notable scores were incomplete but players like Ralph Peters and J D Foot Answamis posted rounds, with general belief that scores were high.
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Jerome D. Travers
Nassau Country Club
J. Campbell Phillips
Hollywood
Ralph Peters
Princeton
J.D. Foot
Answamis
Thurston
Roseville
Harvard Varsity Rowing Well in New London Test
Harvard crew completed a mile race against freshmen in light rain and head wind, finishing with the varsity ahead by a quarter length. Captain Filley led the varsity effort, Gill won the No. 3 spot after debate, and Fahnestock moved back to No. 3 as Parke returned to the four-car. Theodore Roosevelt sent greetings from Union Station Worcester.
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Theodore Oos
Yale crews in conditioning row at Gales Ferry
Gales Ferry Conn June 1 Yale crews held a conditioning row from the boathouse to the navy yard with freshman and varsity eights racing separately downstream, the four in front. No racing occurred between the eight boats as coaches directed from the launch. The day was stormy and men lounged at quarters with no morning work.
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Vespers Impress at Henley Ahead of Grand Challenge Cup
Henley England June 21 after watching the Vesper crew in practice observers rated their bladework exceptionally strong and noted it as superior to the University of Pennsylvania's in 2001 Grand Challenge final. Americans are said to push power mid stroke while British crews rely on a longer swing. If Vespers reach the final they will likely face Leander again.
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Kiel Regatta Opens With Elizabeth Third In First Race
Imperial Yacht Club Kiel hosts the Kiel regatta as Prince Estel Frederick sails his 30-foot Elizabeth to third place in a ten-boat field. Wansee V wins by ninety six seconds over the Georg, with times reflecting a 2 hours 23 minutes 1915 seconds for the ten-mile course. Four other races sail, while notable arrivals include Nahma Crowana and Atlantic, and Prince Henry of Prussia visits aboard North Star. The Hohenzollern anchors offshore with Emperor William aboard as forty warships and one hundred yachts fill the bay.
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Miss Moore Wins Twice In National Lawn Tennis
Philadelphia reports the women’s national championship at Wissahickon Heights reached the semi finals. Elizabeth Moore of New York defeated Mrs. Clarence Hobart and Miss Carrie Neely to set up a clash with Margaret Le Roy, while Mrs. Benjamin Coates of Merion Cricket Club defeated Miss Duhring and Miss Howell to advance. Doubles saw Hobart and Chase oust Le Roy and Wainwright, and Maule and Obertufter beat Dubring and Rodgers. mixed doubles start tomorrow.
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Ward Defeats Ritchie In London Championship
London June 21 American lawn tennis players show strength at Queen's Club where Holcombe Ward defeats M J G Ritchie holder 108. Beale Wright beats A F Wilding 6 3 6 3 and Walter Dunlop defeats William J Clothier 4 3 8 6 1 in a tough round. Ward and Wright combine to win doubles 6 2 1 1 6 0. Larned and Clothier beat Lowe Watt 6 2 6 3 6 4 in later action.
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William J. Clothier
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International Chess Masters Tournament resumes in Ostend
In Ostend Belgium play in the international chess masters’ tournament resumes with two unfinished games from prior rounds Taubenhans vs Burn and Janowski vs Marco continuing while others had a day off Burn and Steen faced off, and Janowski resigned after a difficult position The eighth round is scheduled for tomorrow
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National Athletic Club games attract top amateur racers
The Saturday program lists many renowned amateur cyclists and athletes. A baseball game between Halsey Athletic and National Athletic Club is planned. Entries include F Ne brick of New York Athletic Club in the one mile, F J Sullivan of NYAC, P J Callahan in the 10 and 220 yard dashes, and C Bacon of Irish Athletic Club in the half mile, plus Harvey Cohn Frank S C Northridge J Bromileu LW Kob inenm Garon Tenervan and Seed Rinse among others.
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National Athletic Clout
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S.C. Northridge
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Seed Rinse
Giants Win Streak Continues with 6-3 Victory Over Cincinnati
Giants defeat Cincinnati 6 to 3 in a game where Walker opened for the Reds with a rough first inning. Ewing relieved, Mathewson pitched well for New York, and strong defense including double plays by Seymour, Barry, Mathewson, Dahlen, and McGann aided the win.
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Brooklyn Falls to Pittsburg in Tame Game
Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn 4 to 2 in a lackluster contest. Both pitchers Phillippe and McIntyre allowed frequent hits but kept them scattered, with three runs scoring in the sixth on two triples and a double. Attendance not reported.
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Philadelphia Beats Cleveland 7 to 3 in Rain-Interrupted Game
Philadelphia wins 7 to 3 over Cleveland as good hitting and Plank’s pitching shine. Attendance 6,085. New York and Detroit game delayed by rain. other Eastern League results listed including Baltimore and Toronto games.
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Auto Cars Stand Test For Bennett Cup Race Start
A cable dispatch says Clarence Gray Dinsmore, European rep of the Automobile Club of America, has passed the two 50-horsepower Pope Toledo cars sent to Europe to represent America in the Gordon Bennett Cup race. Earlier, Lytle and Dingley with Pope Toledo machines sailed to Europe without a test, now reported to pass tests and ready to start on the Auvergne course July 5.
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Clarence Gray Dinsmore
Automobile Chup of America
America
Herbert H. Lytle
Albert A. Pope
Charles Dingley
W. T. Mars
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French drivers to race here for Vanderbilt Cup
B and Gallaher of the Automobile Club of America report by cable that the Richard Brasier cars that won the French eliminatory for the Gordon Bennett Cup will be sent to compete in the Vanderbilt Cup. Thery and Callois will drive the cars in the Vanderbilt contest with plans for special matches to keep them in the country for the Florida beaches tournament in January. The Richard-Bresler machines are expected to show a mile in thirty seconds in Florida.
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Automobile Chair of America
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Florida
Richard-Bresler
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Fox Hunters Win Cup in Polo Match at Bryn Mawr
The Bryn Mawr Fox Hunters defeated Country Club 24 to 15 in the Goughacres Polo Cup, overcoming a 14 goal handicap. Harrison led Bryn Mawr with 13 goals and strong riding, as Rockaway games schedule moves to Bryn Mawr tomorrow. Separately, James Robertson, Fordham College's four-year first baseman, signed with the Indianapolis team of the American Association to join the pro ranks.
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Goughacres
Rockaway
FOX Hunters
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Harrinon
Alexander Brown
Seeeree
Downing
Harrimon
Paul
Shrawbridge
M. Bensin
George SiePadten
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Geale
Harrison
Strembleden
Fadden
Brown
George Herrison
James Robertson
Fordham
Indianapolis
Robertson
Fire on Giant Powder Car Resisted by One Man
Springfield Ohio June 21 A Panhandle freight train car carrying twelve thousand pounds of giant powder caught fire in South Charleston. Tower operator Safe Holdren rushed onto the blazing car with a small extinguisher, battled flames, and kept his post until the fire was out, averting a possible explosion.
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Pennsylvania limits sale of certain books on trains
In Columbus Ohio June 21 the Pennsylvania system bans detective stories and bloodthirsty novels on trains and in stations. Road officials cite the order as part of a higher decision to curb crime sources. Also noted is a Merchants Trust meeting with directors meeting to discuss receiverships and potential court actions next Saturday.
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