Eighteen yachts race regatta by Gravesend Bay fleet
After a two year hiatus due to war, the Yacht Racing Association of Gravesend Bay held a regatta off Sea Gate with eighteen craft in three classes. Saginaw led the finish in the Star class and An-X won the Knockouts, while light winds turned the event into a drifting contest and challenged handicappers.
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Yacht Racing Association of
Gravesend Bay
Atlantic Yacht Club
Sea Gate
Corinthians
Regatta Committee
Samuel L. Finlay
John R. Brophy
C. A. Kelley
Crescent Athletic Club
Fort Hamilton
Yachtamen
Saginaw
H. Poulson, Marine and Ield Club
An-X
R. FitzGibbons
Mouse
R.H. Finlay
Meteor
Atkinson
Murad
Fintehh
Ttn Tach Apd
Tesaals Sazinuw
If Toulaen
I Tautusle
Ty. Revbe
Mee
W. Anderson
Sunda
PO Grovats
Kitg Gibbons
Church
Uae
Davie
Blylerk
Foor
Danse
Beas
Mar Land
Nay
Atkingon
Jim Becker Wins Colt Class at Parkway Track in Brooklyn
Jim Becker driven by Frank Hurley won the colt class at Parkway Driving Club in Brooklyn after a close second heat, edging Peter Olcott by a head and then taking the final heat. George Cordelis, driven by Moe Aronson, also won the 2:20 class trot, taking two heats in a three heat race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkway Driving Club
Brooklyn
Jim Becker
Frank Hurley
Peter Olcott
Frank Small
Peter Oleott
George Cordelis
Moe Aronson
Parkway
Lady Poyeohe
Utalstaat
Josephine
Fin Peeler
Aronson
Irish Athletes Seek Independent Olympic Recognition
Irish Gaelic Athletic Association leaders press for Tyeland to compete independent of the Union Jack at the Antwerp Olympics. A letter to Amateur Athletic Union official Frederick Rubien seeks cooperation to secure Ireland’s rightful place among nations, citing past talks with James E. Sullivan. Also notes Bayside Yacht Club racing at Larchmont with Maybe winning for G L Hopewell.
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Gaelic Athletic Association of Ireland
Antwerp
Gaelic Organization
T.boland
M. P
Gaelic Association
Frederick W. Rubien
Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States
Rubien
John J. Keane
Andrew Harty
Gaelic Athletic Association
H. Boland
Uia
Tyeland
Olymp Sanes
James E. Sullivan
Sullivan
One Armed Golfers Tie In Inwood Exhibition
The exhibition at Inwood today features one armed pros Louis Martucci and Ives Roteston in a rubber match. They previously met at White Beeches Golf and Country Club and finished all square after eighteen holes with both carding 79. Martucci struggled with his form while Roteston hit several long putts.
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Inwood
Louis Martucci
Ives Roteston
White Beeches Golf and Country Club
Ciehteen Holck
Hoth
Mare
Hoteazon
Martucci
Taylor to Play Russell for Dunwoodie June Cup
Taylor faces Lester Russell in the final of the Class A Dunwoodie June Cup on the Dunwoodie Country Club course next Saturday. Taylor won 3 up 4 to play over T W Van Alstine. Russell beat Edward Goode by 4 up 4 to play. In Class B J Sonn defeated TN Morphy by up and to play. A. M. Morris won the Class A weekly sweepstakes with 68 net. George A. Hunter captured Class B with 74 net aided by an 82 handicap.
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Taylor
Lester Russell
Dunwoodie Country Club
Sterday
T. W. van Alstine
Russell
Edward Goode
J. Sonn
TN. Morphy
A. M. Morris
George A. Hunter
AL da. Taylor
Major Withington Wins Single Sculls Abroad
At Marlow regatta in Great Marlow England on June 21 American oarsmen training on the Thames for Henley competed. Major Paul Withington defeated British Army rival in the senior single sculls while Lieutenant I E Cook lost to Lieutenant FP Walden in junior singles and an American four stroked by H A Brooks failed to win the senior heat against Granta Rowing Club.
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Great Marlow
England
Thames
Marlow
I. E. Cook
United States Army
FP. Walden
Walden
Wingle Xeulla
Paul Withington
H. A. Brooks
Granta Rowing Club
Gold Cup at Ascot Won by By Jingo in Closing Day
The Gold Cup at Ascot was run on the closing day with W. De Pledge’s By Jingo, ridden by Hulme, taking the victory. Air Raid, ridden by Steve Donoghue, finished second, and Roamer, owned by Ts. De Rothechild, took third. Orpheus, owned by Canlile Owen, won the New Stakes of 35 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jingo Ascot
England
W. de Pledge
Jingo
Hulme
W. Cazulet
Steve Donoghue
Ts. de Rothechild
Roamer
Canlile Owen
Orpheus
Snapper Wins Yacht Race at Indian Harbor Course
The Snapper owned by Page won its flat race today among Arrow Clawn Yachts over the Indian Harbor Yacht Club five mile course. The Highi hey won the winner in the Indian Harbor one design close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Conn
Page
Arrow Clawn
Indian Harbor
Larchmont Regatta Draws Forty Four Yacht Fleet
Forty four yachts competed in the Larchmont Yacht Club spring regatta on Long Island Sound. Gray Dawn won the 20 mile race over Varuna by 11 minutes 20 seconds after Varuna finished awkwardly. Lena beat Rowdy by 1 minute 9 seconds on 11 mile 30 foot class. Alleia won the 80 footers schooner course. Jade set star class best time at 1 40 41. Snapier won the 51 1/2 mile state race. Sonder boats will be renamed Class U due to German origin concerns.
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Bayside
Bayside Yacht Club
Larchmont
Little Neck Bay
G. L. Hopewell
Maia
Thors
Woof
Gray Dawn
von Baal
Orden
Red Lena
Clark
Allure
P. Laldwin
ULASS
START
Miles Wenala
L Goursen
Wasais
Plass—Tiard Divisa
Courst
Miles Rehin Hood
Ginetta Saaraz
Arati
Walters Ag
CE. Russell
Willard
Aritay
Sinde
Per
A. Iselin
Laatieg
Laos
Snapper
A. Taotin
Rhider
Nok Robinson
Neyrin
George Abbott
Innlee
ATART
Counse
Miles
Mermata
Leo Frince
Georgia
Varuna
Nanbus
New York Yacht Club
Lena
Ogden Reid
Alleia
William Baldwin
Glen Cove
Jade
Stars
Snap
Rajsh Peckinpaugh
Yankees
Peck
Py Qobb
Roger
Robbie Veach
George Sisler
Gavry Cravath
Jim Thorpe
Braves
Williams
Phila
Mogridge
N.Y
Harnes
Muichi
Mae Stengel
Pitts
Flagstead
Dat
Buyn
Smith
Chey
Higbee
Bis
Tig Weaver
Olson
Witt
Pri
Natty
Geileon
St L
Ah Beott
Bon
Alice
Bouton
Cunning
Bklyn
Hellman
Chi
Irk
Hornsby
Sth
Ed Jackson
Hotton
Btn Beatty
Gardner
Herzog
Heston
Hannah
Schang
Son
Chapmian
Gandler
Teathcote
Nie
Torlden
Sulan
Waah
Lewis
Dithoeter
Murphy
EB. Collins
Aula Wilkin
Boston
Foster
Thompson
Philaw
A Cutshaw Pitts
Schalle
Oh Keont
Letberd
I Killofer
Tetany Teowtes
Mennsky
Wash
Tobin
St. Te
Nala
Pitia
Faber Hi
Eran
Tule
Wari
McHenr
Walker
Phil
Bo Quinn
Dugan
Phil Nia
Barbire
Pity
Ellison
Det
Alexander
Ianisburne
Bos
Ar Bhorten
Cha
Burns
Phin
Hooper
Bonton
A Sloan
Es Guwas
Toston
Hooky
Bhlyn
Busberg
Fletcher
Lisw
Barbor
Chiea
Rogers
Terry Pits
Sue
Ruel Densmitt
Matanville
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Agnew
Jinney
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Colting
Tuero
Gainer
Errah
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Moston Pittsburgn
Washington
Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct Opens Summer Meeting
The Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct opens the Queens County Jockey Club summer meeting. The race, a classic with a long history since 1887, features top horses and a forecast crowd potential, with Sir Barton ineligible and many past winners named among contenders.
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Brooklyn
Aqueduct
Gravesend
Sir Barton
Bard
Conqueror
Hanover
Demon Exile
Tenny
Levis
Salvator
Longstreet
Sir Walter
Ornament
Order
Tod Sloan
Banastar
Danny Maher
Kinley Mack
Game
Brighton
King James
Fitz Herbert
Prim Finn Runner Leads Field in 7 Mile Handicap
Irving Prim Finn led a field of seventy in the seven mile handicap road race held by the Cygnet Athletic Club on a one mile Portchester course. Prim, with a 4:30 handicap, overtook Harry Rasen in the final half mile to win by about thirty yards, with William Hillman finishing third. The Finns won the team prize with 28 points, Mohawk A. C. second with 9 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnish- American A. C
Brooklyn
Cygnet Athletic Club
Portchester
N. C
Irving Prim
Finn
Prim
Harry Rasen
Kings County
A.A
Rosen
Rassa
William Hillman
James Rolla
Lim
Mohawk A. C
Hans Schuster
Runninp
Wimnish-Am Ac
Kinus Coca
Ale
Angh
OL Rata
I Duray
Muelle
Jokol
Hructiy BW
Ritoliy Fin Am Ae
Pasi
Cygne A Wal Hroniey
Mohawig al MV
Zabluiofeks
Unit Tsw
Stakeley
Neppo
Schuester
Burnstein
Atomik
Tichards
Prana
Mieke
Monawk Ac
Csaet
Christophar Ciubo
Court Refuses to Stop Reading Sunday Game
Berks County Court declined a preliminary injunction to halt Sunday games near the Reading International League ball park. Defendants include the Reading Baseball Association and manager Charles Dooin. Hearing set for July 7 as third Sunday-ball suit in a month. A game proceeds tomorrow.
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Reading
Penn
Berks County Court
Ball Park
Reading Baseball Association
Charles Dooin
West Virginia Baseball Ends Season In Strong Year
Morgantown June 21 West Virginia finishes a highly successful season with 14 wins in 18 games. Victors include Cornell Kennesaw Syracuse and Washington and Jefferson as the Mountaineers close their campaign firmly.
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West Virginia
Morgantown
W. Va
Seaenal Mountaineer
Lefenly
Cornell
Kennesette
Syracuse
Kentucky Marque Wins Trot at Nassau Driving Club
Kentucky Marque easily won the free-for-all at the Nassau Driving Club matinee races. The event was split with Mittle Bedworth taking the second heat. The last heat completed in 2 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Marque
Mineola L. 1
Nassau Driving Club
Mittle Bedworth
Peck Latest Batting Star Cravath Still Heads List
Baseball notes show Peck as the latest batting leader while Cravath remains at the top of the batting and pitching records list in L League. pitchers and leaders are highlighted in the latest batting chart and pitching record summaries.
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Peck
Cravath
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