Elmina Beats Queen in New York Yacht Club Regatta
Elmina defeats Queen by five minutes in the fifty-ninth NYYC regatta on Long Island Sound. Corona second in windward, Vigilant wins sloop class. Elmina earns Bennett cup for schooners. Race featured light to fresh breeze, complex triangle course, and eager yacht action with multiple vessels observing.
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Herreshoff
Queen
J. Rogers Maxwell
Long Island Sound
New York Yacht Club
F. F. Brewster
Elmina
Corona
Wiliam E. Iselin
F. M. Smith
E. W. Clark
Charles Barr
Rainbow
Harry Maxwell
Yankee
Leeward
Commodore Vanderbilt
Irolita
Cepheus
Oneida
Celt
Limited
Gunreds
Firenzi
Parsonage Point
Vigilant
Ramoom
SSS
Light Work For Crews Before Regatta This Weekend
The Poughkeepsie regatta week opens with college crews from Pennsylvania Syracuse Georgetown and Wisconsin practicing short stretches and pistol starts. Many rowers, including Ten Eyck Jr and Dayton, show illness or injury as coaches adjust lineups ahead of the main race. The advance guard’s arrival and town preparations brighten the scene while a fast Columbian varsity eight raises hopes of a strong showing. The day also features a two-mile substitute race set for tomorrow morning featuring Cornell Columbia and Penn crews.
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Tribune
Poughkeepsie
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Georgetown
Wisconsin
Ellis Ward
Drayton
Hendrie
Dayton
Edmonds
LaPlante
Rice
Aradine
Ten Eyck
Ruth
James Ten Eyck, Jr
Upstate University
Panks
No. 2
Beak
Cheney
Banks
Cornell W Omer
Columbia
Easy Work for Rival Eights at Yale and Harvard
Yale varsity eight completed a four mile practice at a low stroke in gale winds and strong tide at Gales Ferry. They finished in 27 minutes with freshmen two lengths behind at the two mile mark. Harvard crews later watched the baseball game results before a three mile slow row and easy two mile back.
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Yale
Gales Ferry
Conn
Yales
Varsity
Navy Yard
Kennedy
Harvard
Red Top
Cambridge
Yearlings at Auction at Sheepshead Bay
Thoroughbred yearlings from Rancho del Paso stock farm of Haggin sold at Sheepshead Bay. Forty eight head brought 9 83 total with Newton Bennington paying the top 8 00 for a Watercress Colonial foal. Several other top lots included sales of 1 000 or more to buyers such as McNaughton Hayman Hildreth and Oxnard for horses by Teedington Star Ruby Glenheim and Golden Garter among others.
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Rancho del Paso
James BR. Haggin
Sheepshead Bay
Newton Bennington
Grand American Handicap Winner at Indianapolis
F E Rogers of St Louis won first prize with 94 targets out of 140 at the Grand American Handicap in Indianapolis. He shot from the 11 yard line as a strong wind affected scores for 255 contestants all day.
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Indianapolis
F. E. Rogers
St. Louis
Yale Beats Harvard In Opening Annual Baseball Match
Yale defeats Harvard 3 to 1 at Soldiers Field in Cambridge. Yale pitcher Mver stars while Yale hitters connect for timely runs in the third and seventh innings, with Harvard's Currier driving in the lone Crimson run on a fielding error.
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Mass
Yale
Harvard
Crimson
Madden
Currier
Hervard
Smith
Jackson
Huiskamp
Mver
Castle
McCall
Yalb
O'Brien
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Kinney
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Camp
Simons
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Oo Currier
Jones
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O Myer
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Myer
Golf Leaders After 36 Holes In Western Open At Homewood
John Hobens of Englewood leads a 47-player field after 36 holes with 154 strokes on Homewood greens. Willie Smith and Willie Anderson are two back at 156, while Gilbert Nichols Fred McLeod Aleck Smith sit at 157. Arthur Smith and Jack Jolly posted 140 for the 36 holes.
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Chicago
John Hobens
Englewood
N. J
Homewood Links
Hoberg
Willie Smith
Mexico
Willie Anderson
Gilbert Nichols
Denver
Fred McLeod
Midlothian
Aleck Smith
Nassau Country Club
Arthur Smith
Columbus
Jack Jolly
Arlington
Hobens
Onwentsia
Gilbert Nicholls
Nver
Nassau
TI Auditerionie
Glenview
Otto Hackbar
Bryn Mawr Clinches Polo Victory Over Rockaway
Bryn Mawr College defeated Rockaway 1 to 2 in a tight polo match at Bryn Mawr. Bryn Mawr cleared Rockaway handicap by 4 goals and secured the win in the final five seconds.
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Thriecelphia
Bryn Mawr Cole
Rockaway
Seals
Bryn Mawr
Unclear Early Horse Races Reported With Odd Odds
Fragmentary racing notes list several races with inconsistent spellings and numbers. Winners include Duke of Menéa and Platoon, with second and third places given in odd formats. Times are garbled and several entries appear nonsensical or OCR corrupted.
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An- Grom Mosk
Jude
Gremebol
Duke of Menéa
Peat
Plaud
Ste L. Ihied
Akber
Ng Lata
Giants Escape Pirates With Ninth Inning Rally
Giants pull off a late rally at the Polo Grounds as Leeper relief helps them top the Pirates 5 to 4. McGraw's crew faced ejections and position changes amid disputed calls, with Mathewson pitching in relief and Nealon scoring on a late double.
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Dahlen
Marshall
Devlin
Gilbert
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MacGinnity
Clark
Beaumont
Nealon
Ganley
Mertes
Pittsburg
Ritchey
Yankees Off Day Ahead of League Games
American League schedule with New York at Washington Detroit at Chicago Boston at Philadelphia Cleveland at St Louis. Scores show Philadelphia 1 Washington 6 and Cleveland 8 Detroit 2 in bad weather. game called in seventh. Additional notes cover the Highlanders off day en route to Washington for a four game series, extended stay later, and upcoming Boston Philadelphia matches.
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St. Louies
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Eastern League Scores and Standings Report
Providence defeated Buffalo 8 to 2 while Jersey City beat Rochester 4 to 2 and Baltimore edged Montreal 2 to 0. Eastern League standings are provided following these results.
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Tribune Juniors Defeat Times Nine At Prospect Park
The Tribune Junior baseball team won their second game of the season at Prospect Park against the New York Times nine by 9 to 1. Borchers pitched effectively for The Tribune, striking out ten. The score details follow.
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Prospect Park
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The
Women on the Courts Lead National Tennis Championship
New York Boston and Philadelphia lead the women’s national lawn tennis championship on the Philadelphia Cricket Club courts. Homans defeats Harlan to reach the semi finals against Rotch. Toulmin defeats Fetterman to face Barger-Wallach. New York dominates doubles with three of four semi final pairs. Mixed doubles see Johnsons, and Cohen-Rowland reach semis. Men’s singles feature Seaver Carpenter Dewhurst Niles as top contenders.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Helen Homans
Rachel Harlan
Edith E. Rotch
Margaret Johnson
W. J. Johnson
Clover Boldt
N. W. Niles
Eleanor Cohen
W. Rowland
Mrs. Davis
Co. C. Willits
Haddonfield
N. J
H. Toulmin
Gertrude Fetterman
Coe
D. F. Pratt
Staten Island
Lily Newhall
Greta Lewis
Clara T. Chase
B. Dewhurst
University of Pennsylvania
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W. T. Johnson
Staten and
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Land
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H. Bratt
H. M. Simons
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H. B. Register
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F .B. Dizon
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J. M. Wistar
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State lawn tennis finals heat at Morristown Field Club
The New Jersey State championship continued at Morristown N J with Edna Wilday and Miss Smith advancing in the women's singles. Pell, Schrey and Freeman won men’s semifinals as Pell dominated H L Westfall. rounds detail early pairings, scores, and club affiliations across Elizabeth Town, Crescent Athletic, New York Lawn Tennis, and Morristown Field Club.
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Miss Smith
Miss Wilday
Miss Swords
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W. C. Auffermann
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Reeve Schrey
Leon F. Freeman
Pell
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Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
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Elizabeth Town and Country Club
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Morristown Field Club
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Crescent Athletic Club
Griffin
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New York Lawn Tennis Club
Robert James
Plainfield Country Club
P. Lanton
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Lu Longwood Cricket Club
Boston
H. L. Westfall
Reeve Schley
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
EX P. Stanton
Herman Behr
H. M. Walker
F. Carter
Wylie C. Grant
Louis J. Grant
G M. Crapo
B. Durckinck
C. G Shutte
Henry M. Hall
G L. Bodman
Longwood Cricket Club
F H. Glazbrook
Bernon
Prentice
W C. Weimer
Frank Richardson
University of Pennsylvania
Albert J. Hi
Grand Prix Starters Announced for European Road Race
The blue ribbon automobile road race of Europe announces its starting order for the Grand Prix. The event will be decided on June 3 and June 27 with most of the sport’s top drivers expected to compete. The first position follows.
Four more entries join Glidden tour field
Four entrants are named for the annual Glidden tour. Walter C. White of the Automobile Club drives a White steam runabout from Buffalo to Bretton Woods, leaving daily to drop confetti along the route. Philip S. Flinn of the Arg Automobile Club pilots a 28-32 Pierce Arrow for the Glidden Trophy, with the Knox waterless six mentioning a Springfield to New York return record. The Knox entry is entered by William E. Wright, vice president of the Knox Automobile Company, with Charles Culver among five passengers. The Automobile Club of America enters a Stevens Duryea six-cylinder car for the event.
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The
Automobile Club
Buffalo
Bretton Woods
Greece
Philip S. Flinn
Arg Automobile Club
Knox
Springfield
New York
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Field
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Yachting news and notes report new launches and engines
H C Cushing prepares a 25 foot wet launch named the Rummager. Eawant Luders, naval architect, designed a mechanical device for La Petite II engine to drive propellers. Henry Wolcott bought the 508 power boat Pe! from John P. Haines and installed a 19 horsepower motor.
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Eawant Luders
Henry Wolcott
John P. Haines
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