Regatta Day Anticipated for Intercollegiate Rowing
Poughkeepsie prepares for the sixteenth annual Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta on the Hudson with five crews Colum bia Cornell Pennsylvania Syracuse and Wisconsin entering the varsity eight while weather and tide will influence the outcome Cornell is favored but Columbia eyes rough water as a major factor and crews drill under late afternoon schedules amid heavy crowds and river traffic.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Hudson River
Cornell
Ithacan
Columbia
New York
Manhattan
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Courtney
Ithaca
Rice
Jim Rice
Ellis Ward
Jim Ten Eyck
Nor'wester
Wilce
Ned Ten Eyck
Arly
Mohawk
Hudson
Brinckerhoff
Walter B. Peet
Dr. Peet
Nelson House
Ithacans
Columbia Shell
Faice
Crews poised to contest rowing honors on the Hudson
The Colum bian varsity crew faces strong opponents as the Intercollegiate Regatta on the Hudson nears. Pennsylvania’s Quakers show improvement under Tom Reath Jr. and Syracuse struggles in practice, with Yale-Harvard traditions guiding the event’s renewed interest. Cornell and Wisconsin also field top boats in varsity eights and freshmen, while Penn leads in the lineup positions ahead of Columbia and Syracuse. The regatta marks its sixteenth renewal, with most contests held on the Hudson.
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Pennsylvania
Quakers
Tom Reath
Ward
Wisconsin
Syracuse
Ten Eyck
Thames
Intercollegiate Regatta Association
Saratoga Lake
Hudson
Cornell
Saratoga
Georgetown
Navy
Columbia
Moore Knocks Out Broad In Third Round at National Sporting Club
Pat Moore the Philadelphia Phantom stops Teddy Broad known as Young Snowball in the third round of a ten round bout at the National Sporting Club of America. The English challenger pressed early but Moore used a strategic left jab and sharp rights to dominate and end the match with a final right to the chin.
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Teddy Broad
England
Pat’ Moore
Philadelphia
National Sporting Club of America
Moore
Broad
Quaker City
Armstrong
Jack
Jack Jeffries
Jeffries
Tex” Rickard
Sid Hester
Richard
Hester
Harvard and Yale Varsity Eights Practice Over Full Course
Harvard's varsity eight completed the full four mile practice at 33 stroke, with initial bursts at 38 to 40 and final approach at 32 before finishing. A protest over Yale freshman Howe’s eligibility after a prior college departure is under review by Yale authorities.
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Red Top
Conn
Harvard
Railroad Bridge
Yale
Howe
Gales Ferry
Navy Yard
Wright Reaches Wimbledon Semi Final in Singles
Beals C. Wright of Boston defeats R. B. Powell in the fifth round at Wimbledon to reach the semi final. The match ends 6-3 6-1 6-1.
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Wimbledon
England
Beals C. Wright
Boston
R. B. Powell
Nevada Gov Won't Interfere in Jeffries Johnson Fight
Nevada Governor Dickerson mails a firm promise no interference if boxing laws are met for the July 4 bout in Reno. Johnson arrives amid superstitions of bad luck while Johnson and Jeffries train at Camp Jeffries. Muldoon says Johnson may welcome Sullivan if he calls again.
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Reno
Nev
Nevada
Tex Rickard
Ely
Dickerson
John Ll. Sullivan
Jeffries
William Muldoon
Sullivan
Jefries
Corbett
Moana Springs
Muldoon
John L
Jack Johnson
San Francisco
Champion
Trackee
Johnson
Tunnel No. 13
Chicago
Camp
Bob Armstrong
Tom Flanagan
George Little
Flanagan
Little
al Kaufman
Braid Wins Open Golf Title at Saint Andrews
James Braid retained the Open championship at Saint Andrews with a four round total of 299. Aleck Herd finished second with 303 and G Duncan third with 304. Transatlantic contenders D J Ross of Massachusetts and Willie Smith of Mexico were among the top finishers. Smith, 1899 American Open champion, posted 71 in the second round to match Duncan's 71 in the third. The six amateurs in the field were not prominent.
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Saint Andrews
Scotland
Great Britain
James Braid
Braid
Aleck Herd
G. Duncan
D. J. Ross
Massachusetts
Willie Smith
Mexico
Ross
Smith
Duncan
River View Motor Club Incorporation Approved
Justice Giegerich approved the incorporation of the River view Motor Club. The club will have a clubhouse and hold aquatic competitions to unite those active in the sport. Incorporators include Marcus D. Hutchinson Pierre A. Brustlein Frederick Geggins Clarke Duncan and Charles.
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Justice Giegerich
Riverview Motor Club
Marcus D. Hutchinson
Pierre A. Brustlein
Frederick Geggins
Clarke Duncan
Charles
Giants vs Phillies at Polo Grounds Today
Baseball action at the Polo Grounds today features the Giants hosting the Philadelphia club. Admission is 4d.
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Polo Grounds
Giants
Philadelphia
Winsome Wins Again at Seawanhaka Regatta Off Oyster Bay
Henry F. Lippitt’s 65-foot Winsome won the 31 mile Seawanhaka spring race off Oyster Bay, beating Istalena by 3 minutes 50 seconds and Aurora by 7 minutes 2 seconds in light northerly winds. Twenty yachts started. Alera edged Caprice in the New York Y class over 15.5 miles. Jade won Jewel S. class. Tamale topped Sabrina in the 15-foot class. annual regatta to be sailed today.
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Henry F. Lippitt
George M. Pynchon
Istalena
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
Oyster Bay
Aurora
New York Yacht Club
Alera
J. W
E. P. Alker
Caprice
Ralph Ellis
E. S. Willard
Jade
Hoyt Brothers
Tamale
Sabrina
C. Sherman Hoyt
Franklin Remington
E. C. Benedict
Frank S. Hastings
Centre Island
H.M . H.M.S. Winsome
H. F. Lippitt
Ak Dahinda
E Roosevelt
Ibis
F. W. Maxwell
Nepsi Johnston de Forest
Willard
Topaz
Hee Smith
Seawanhaka Yacht Club
Tamale Hoyt Brothers
T. B. Bleecker
George Nichols
Thelema Te McKenzie
Water Baby
I. c Tiffa
Grilse
T J
Roosevelt
Flicker
Wr. Henderson
Imp L. Landon
Iris G Tuckerman
Oldfield Sets New World Car Record at St Paul
Barney Oldfield drove a 200 horsepower Benz around the circular track four miles in 3 minutes 24 seconds to establish a new world automobile record. The time beat the prior record by 10.5 seconds set by Ralph De Palma on the same track last year. The program also featured several flights by Glenn Curtiss in his airplane, but otherwise the day was routine.
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St. Paul
Barney Oldfield
Ralph de Palma
Oldfield
Glenn Curtiss
Disqualification Hands Tom Morris Trophy to Oakmont
Chicago reports the Los Angeles Country Club faced disqualification allowing Oakmont Club of Pittsburgh to win the Tom Morris Memorial golf trophy. The decision announced today settles the trophy outcome.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Oakmont Club
Pittsburg
Lightning Strikes Latonia Stable Killing Three Horses
A severe storm at Latonia Kentucky caused lightning to strike the stable of J. Erwin. Three horses died including H. Brandt a five year old and Howard Shear ten other horses in the barn were injured or frightened, with others not affected.
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Latonia
Latonia Toay
J. Erwin
H. Ht Brandt
Howard Shear
Rosenberger Star at First Metropolitan Life Games
James Rosenberger of the auditing department led the first annual Metropolitan Life Insurance Athletic Association games at Celtic Park New York, winning the 10 yard dash and the 12 pound shot put. He anchored his team in the relay to second place after a late lap rally. More event results listed include dash and relay winners across auditing, insurance, and claim departments with times and placements.
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James Rosenberger
Metropolitan Life Insurance Athletic Association
Celtic Park
Long Island City
J. Ms. Rosenberger
A. R. Darkhuff
W. H. McIntire
W. Theun
Robert Dudley
F. S. Hallett
C. Y. Beecher
J. Dillon
Claim Department
Come
Flushing
Bayer
Halsey and
Woodward
Rogers, Miller, McGovern and
Hall
V. Dovie
Haussler
Richard Coolon
R. Shellett
E. O' Hagen
Dillon
Dillon, Ensley
Kensell
Winterling
Yockel
McClure
Hyland
Rosenberger
Excleston
Harte
Smith
Conradt
A. R. Carkhuf
K. Woodward
James M. Rosenberger
F. Sullivan
C. Grimshaw
Peterson
Close Call for Tri Wins on Apawamis Green
Walter J. Travis barely defeated R. Y. Hayne 1 up in a tight second round of the invitation at Apawamis. Hayne rallied with a 12 foot put on the seventeenth to stay alive, while Travis built a two hole lead at one point. Other notable survivors included Travers and Thurston, with matches shaping the semi finals and a 36 hole medal handicap slated for today.
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Walter J. Travis
Apawamis
Travis
Dormie
Hayne
Jerome
Travers
Montclair
W. R. Thurston
F. R. Upton
Baltusrol
Travey
Bowers
Qure
Trevis
R. D. Lapham
Decaussham
Maskie
Lapham
T .M. Sherman
Utica
L. P. Gwyer
Simney
Theso
Upton
Sherma
Sherman
GE Brown
Saeghill
Hudson River
Brown
Thurston
S. J. Graham
Greenwich
Bo Sturgis
Wykagyl
B. T. Allen
Fox Hills
Marshall Whitlat
Dyker Meadow
Findlay Douglas
E. & Seave
G. L. Conley
Siwanoy
FR. Jchurston
Guykagyl
C. H. Brown
Saeghiil
Eddy
Princeton
J. M. Wi
R. T. Baines
R. T. Baines. Beat . Bowers, Brooklawn, 6 Up and 32 Say: W. J. Travis
Garden City
Bysapham
Upton, Jr
W. W. Swords
Seerol
T. M. Sherman
L. B. Gwyer
Sturgis
Upsom
Rouham
Conley
Gwyer
Swords
E.asyl
C. G. Waldo, Jr. Brocklaw
H. Arent
MecMurtrie
Wheeler
G. W. Nickel
Yale
Dr Greenwich
M. Ballou
Cr. Spofford
Sen
M. J. Condom
M. Whitiateb
Apawamist
H. V Ca
Kagyl
M. W. Laidlow
Pawamit Os
F. E. Lally
Steiner
Inwood
Scarsdale
Dr. Gerritt Smith
G Waito
S. Plummer
Easter
HI. Hasbrouck
Presbrey
J. A. Peck
Brewster
Gaines
Zimmer
Lally
Picnant Waldo
Tfirst
F Rowland
Z. T. Miller
Dunwoodie
Tine
Wykagy
F Langad
T* Galles
Carlson
Sane Wamis
Wamis
R. A. Day
Dyker
J. A. Tyne
Apawan
Taylor
Pratt
Edwards
Waswamis
J. G DeerteRe
H. Glavis
Miller Beaths
Longacre
Shennan
Ty's
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