Elmina Beats Queen in Fifty-Ninth NYYC Regatta
Elmina skippered by F. Brewster won the fifty-ninth annual New York Yacht Club regatta on Long Island Sound, defeating J. Rogers Maxwell’s Queen by five minutes nine seconds elapsed time and four minutes five seconds corrected time amid a southerly breeze. The Queen showed speed on the run and reach but lagged in windward work. other winners included Vigilant in sloops and Effort on the sixty footers, with Corona and Rainbow also prominent in the day’s racing outcomes.
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Regatta crews steady for big race at Poughkeepsie
The light practice day ahead of the Saturday regatta finds Pennsylvania Syracuse Georgetown and Wisconsin crews affected by illness and injuries. Ten Eyck Jr and other key rowers are listed as troubling to some degree with final lineups still unsettled. The two mile substitute race for four oars is slated for tomorrow morning with Cornell Columbia and Penn entries.
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Syracuse
Georgetown
Wisconsin
Ellis Ward
Drayton
Hendrie
Dayton
Edmonds
Laplante
Rice
Aradine
Ten Eyck
Ruth
James Ten Eyck, Jr
Upstate University
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No. 2
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Cheney
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Easy work for rival eights Yale quarter boat race report
Yale varsity eight covered four miles in 27 minutes at Gales Ferry under strong head wind and tide. Freshmen trailed by a length at two miles while the four oared crews steamed to the navy yard and back. Harvard crews at Red Top watched the Yale Harvard baseball game before rowing three miles slow and easy.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yales Varsity
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Navy Yard
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Harvard
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Cambridge
Yearlings at Auction at Sheepshead Bay sale begins
Thoroughbred yearlings from Rancho del Paso stock farm of James Haggin sold at Sheepshead Bay. Forty eight head brought 2983 dollars total with Newton Bennington paying 5 dollars for a Watercress-Colontai offspring and several other lots selling for 1 dollar or more to buyers including S McNaughton M I Hayman C H Hildreth N Bennington H Oxnard and others.
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James BR. Haggin
Sheepshead Bay
Newton Bennington
Watercress
Yale Defeats Harvard In First Annual Series Game
Yale wins 3 to 1 at Soldiers Field driven by strong pitching from Myer and timely hitting. Harvard's Currier drives in their lone run on a second inning hit. Yale answers with Smith and Jackson in the third and Huiskamp and Smith in the seventh. Fielding solid for Yale, Harvard errors costly in first inning.
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Mass
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Harvard
Crimson
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Myer
Castle
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Poa Leonard
Hmskamp
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O Myer
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Brien
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Jones
Bryn Mawr Defeats Rockaway In Polo Match
The Bryn Mawr polo team defeated Rockaway 11 to 2 at Bryn Mawr, covering a 4 goal handicap and maintaining the lead until the final five seconds.
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Philadelphia
Bryn Mawr
Rockaway
One Mile Horse Race Results Inconsistent OCR
Fragmented racing report lists multiple races with odds and placements. Names such as Sem Meck Jude Greenbel and Fleteon appear with inconsistent times and finishes. Overall, the text reflects a damaged results page with scrambled figures and obscured outcomes.
Grand American Handicap Winner and Scores
Indianapolis reports F. E. Rogers of St. Louis won first prize with 94 targets out of 140 in the Grand American Handicap. A steady wind across the field hindered shooters, as 238 contestants posted lower scores than expected.
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F. E. Rogers
St. Louis
Hobens Leads Western Open After 36 Holes At Homewood
John Hobens of Englewood Golf Club topped a field of 47 after 36 holes at Homewood in the Western Open, carding 78 and 76 for 154. Willie Smith and Willie Anderson trailed by two strokes at 156, with Nichols, McLeod, and Aleck Smith at 157. Travers tied amateur Montclair records with 74 in two rounds this week, matching Allan Kenneday’s mark, while Anderson holds the professional standard at 73.
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John Hobens
Englewood
N. J
Homewood Links
Hobere
Willie Smith
Mexico
Willie Anderson
Gilbert Nichols
Denver
Fred McLeod
Midlothian
Aleck Smith
Nassau Country Club
Arthur Smith
Columbus
Jack Jolly
Arlington
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Campbell
Jerome D. Travers
Metropolitan Golf Association
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Travers
Allan N. Kenneday
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Sane
Gilbert Nicholls
Nassau
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Glenview
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Giants Rally Past Pirates In Ninth Inning Twist
Giants secure 5 4 win over Pirates at the Polo Grounds after a late batting rally. McGraw ejected in fourth, field changes followed. Nealon and Bowerman drive in decisive runs as Mathewson exits in fifth. Other NL results included Philadelphia beating St. Louis 8 2 and New York a 5 10 victory over Boston.
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Bowerman
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Devlin
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McGinnity
McGann
Mathewson
Clark
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Yankees Have Off Day In American League Games Today
American League schedule lists New York at Washington Detroit at Chicago Boston at Philadelphia and Cleveland at St Louis. Standings note Cleveland beat Detroit 8 to 2 in rain shortened game and Cleveland won 3 2 in a second Detroit loss, with Washington and Philadelphia tied 1 1 after seven innings.
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P.c Louis
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Pittsburg
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Brooklian
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Eastern League scores for Providence and others
Providence defeated Buffalo 8 to 2 while Jersey City routed Rochester 4 to 2 and Baltimore won 2 to 0 against Montreal. The brief wire summary lists these results with no further context.
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Tribune Juniors Beat New York Times Nine At Prospect Park
The Tribune Junior baseball team won its second game of the season at Prospect Park, defeating the New York Times nine by 8 to 1. Borchers of The Tribune pitched strongly, fanning ten. The scoring details follow.
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Women on the Courts in National Lawn Tennis Championship
New York Boston and Philadelphia lead the women’s national championship on Philadelphia Cricket Club courts. Homans of New York defeats Harlan of Philadelphia to reach the semi finals against Rotch of Boston. Toulmin of Philadelphia defeats Fetterman to meet Barger-Wallach of New York. Rotch advances by beating Boldt, while New York doubles lead the semi finals. In mixed doubles Coffin and Dewhurst advance. Johnson and Johnson reach semi finals. Philadelphia pairs Cohen and Rowland reach the round. Men's singles see Seaver of Boston Carpenter of Philadelphia Dewhurst of Penn and Niles of Harvard leading contenders with several decisive results.
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Philadelphia Cricket Club
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Rachel Harlan
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H. Toulmin
Bertha Townsend
Gertrude Fetterman
Barger-Wallach
Miss Rotch
Clover Boldt
Margaret Johnson
W. J. Johnson
Mageives
N. W. Niles
Eleanor Cohen
W. Rowland
Mrs. Davis
C.C. Willits
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N. J
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Is. D. F. Platt
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Greta Lewis
Clara TV. Chase
Miss Coffin
B. Dewhurst
University of Pennsylvania
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W. T. Jonason
W. H. Trotter
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Harvard University
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Play for State Title at Morristown Tennis Meet
The New Jersey State championship lawn tennis tournament continued at Morristown Field Club. Miss Edna Wilday and Miss Smith reached the women's final, with Wilday defeating Swords 6-1 6-1 and Smith beating Auffermann 6-? 6-?. Theodore Roosevelt Pell led the men's singles at semi final stage, delivering powerful play to beat Westfall 6-0 6-1 as Reeve Schley and Leon Freeman advanced. Doubles and consolation rounds featured multiple club pairings from Morristown, Crescent, and New York clubs with tight scores and several byes.
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Grand Prix Starters Announced for Europe Route Race
The starting order for the Grand Prix, Europe’s blue ribbon road race, has been announced. The race will be decided on June 3 and 27, with most of the world’s top drivers slated to participate. The list of entrants follows.
Four more entries join annual Glidden tour roster
Walter C White of the Automobile Club drives a White steam runabout from Buffalo to Bretton Woods sprinking confetti to spoil the route. Philip S Flinn of the burg Automobile Club pilots a Glidden Trophy entry in a 28% Pierce Arrow. The Knox Waterless, a six horsepower entry, is entered by William E Wright of the Knox Automobile Company in Field Massachusetts. Robert B Craufurd of the Automobile Club of America drives a six cylinder Stanley Duryea car.
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Philip S. Flinn
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Stevene Duryea
Yachting Developments Include New Power Launches
H Cushing is building a 25 foot power launch from C Mowers designs likely to be named the Rummager II. Luders, naval architect, has devised a mechanism so La Petite II uses a single engine to drive two propellers. Henry Walcott buys the 15 foot power boat Pe from John P Haines and installs a 2 horsepower motor.
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C Mowers
Eawant Luders
Henry Walcott
John P. Haines
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