Intercollegiate rowing and other major sports sweep week
Sporting comment highlights Intercollegiate rowing with six crews at Poughkeepsie and matches at New London, plus college baseball titling between Yale and Harvard. Giants return to Polo Grounds as baseball, tennis, and football issues dominate campus sports chatter.
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Poughkeepsie
New London
New Toedee
Tigua
Sarge
Suite
Tale
Giants
Polo Grounds
Sheersheld Bay
Tate
Harvard
Empire City
Mounter
Speedway Honors Even In Close Trotters Race
Princess Pique 2:24 and Baron De Shay 2:084 split two close brushes on the Speedway. A third heat saw Aaron De Shay’s gelding lose a boot and be pulled up. Multiple near finishes featured Cascade 2:06 and Mustard 2.065, with Cascade earning praise in his first notable ride. Other standout mounts included Kitty Wilkes 2:16 and Rita E2154, as well as Black Hello in a winning effort for Commissioner Isaac A. Hopper.
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Princess Pique
Baron de Shay
Aaron de Shay
Thomas B. Leahy
Andrew Phillips
Elmer Stevens
Mr. Leahy
E. J. la Place
Mustard
Charles Welland
Cascade
la Place
Index
Well
Brush
Cobre Grande
W. C Greene
Dig
James A. Murphy
Star Pointer
Cobra Grande
Colonel Greene
Boralma
Thomas W. Lawson
Borie
Willian Scott
Kitty Wilkes
Tom Sharkey
Hoppergrack
A. G. Cermilyec
Carrie Cin
Patrice Ryan
Rita
Teddy
George H. Huber
Harry van
Teddy K
C. H. Lott
Joyce Quits In Race With Hynes At Celtic Park
About six thousand spectators at Celtic Park Long Island City watched a match race between Thomas Hynes of Galway Ireland and John J Joyce of the Irish American Athletic Club. Joyce dropped out after two miles and a quarter due to a side stitch and cramps. Hynes finished five miles alone in about 225 minutes. The distance time record by E C Carter from years past is noted as a comparison.
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Joyce
Hynes
Celtic Park
Long Ieland City
Thomas Hynes
Galway
Ireland
John J. Joyce
E.C. Carter
Baseball clash called off amid McAdoo orders at Washington Park
Police Commissioner McAdoo ordered arrests for any admission charged at the Giants vs Superbas game at Washington Park, prompting Brooklyn club president Charles Ebbets and counsel Bernard York to cancel plans. Despite warnings, large crowds gathered as amateur games proceeded at multiple parks with police arrests reported at Union Field and Olympic Field.
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Giants
Superbas
Washington Park
Charles H. Ebbets
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Bernard J. York
York
Rendreds
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Mince
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Jim Mutrie
Richmond
Visitations Lyceum
Henry and
Lorraine Sts
List-st
2D-Ave
Bay Ridge
Pearsalls
St. Michael's Field
Pennsylvania
St. Michael's Mine
Ruantic-ave
Ease
Manhattans
Tone
Base ball results and yesterday's NL standings
National League games today Brooklyn versus Philadelphia Cincinnati at Chicago Boston versus New York. Yesterday's results include Mets? Wait not. Pittsburg beat St Louis 8 to 0. Chicago routed Cincinnati 18 to 2 with decisive batting. Boston defeated Hoboken in an exhibition at Hoboken's St George's grounds in a pitchers battle. Attendance not listed.
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Cincinnati
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New-York
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St. Livia
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Pitre
Heston
Hoboken
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Chube
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Paiadelphia
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St Louis Beats Detroit After Rough Eastern Trip
St Louis returns home from a rough Eastern swing to defeat Detroit in all phases of play. Wayne Rowe led with 13 and 7 rebounds, while Trantlery and teammates contributed on offense. Attendance was 8,200 as Chicago and Cleveland split a separate batting contest, Isbell homered for Cleveland, Altrock and Dundon starred for Chicago. STATE LEAGUE results include Albany 3 4 5 and Montreal beating Toronto 3 2.
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Beenoo
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Ford
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Cleveland
Altrock
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Dundon
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Bernhard
Bemrimnites Sheridan
Albany
Tinghamton
Scranton
Tice
Montreal
Toronto
Ree
New York and Chicago to Race for Thomas Cup at Morris Park
Auto meet by the Ametia Automobile Association set for July 3 and 4 at Morris Park features a Thomas Cup race for Chicago and New York entrants. Included are touring car events, an unlimited pursuit, and heats for the Thomas trophy with teams from the Automobile Club of America and club representatives.
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Ametia Automobile Association
Morris Park
Harold Thomas
Chicago Automobile Club Representamobile Club of America
Chile
Robert Lee Morrell
Thethg Board
Sista
Automobile Club of America
Louis
Chevrolet
Fiat
Walter Cristie
Paul Sartor
Alfred Gwynne van- Gerblits
Chicago
Webb Jay
Charles Soules
Pope Toledo
Henry Ford
Ford
Lowe
Robert
Lee Morrell
Ehinfgman
A. A.A. Racing Bowch
Williamispt
New York
Emperor’s Boat Beatens Hamburg in Grand Yacht Race
Kiel June report details the Hamburg defeating Emperor William’s Meteor II by nearly six minutes on an 82 knot course. The Hamburg time 8 21 47. Meteor II 3 27 33. Emperor William presided on Meteor II with Prince Henry of Prussia aboard Orion and other notables. Several other yachts merited wins or upgrades, including Swan, Navahos, Caprican, and Darwina sold to Langley.
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Kiel
Hamburg
Emperor William
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Orion
Henry
Redmond
Allka
Allsa
Robert W. Goelet
Swan
Nine entries for Halifax race listed by Eastern Yacht Club
The Marblehead to Halifax ocean race entries include Invader Larchmont schooner Corona Ungerclitz Agathe Hoop Mineola Doria Gloria and other yachts from Eastern YC New York YC and Royal Cape Breton YC. Notable boats Glor ia is a Fire designed craft built in Scotland five years ago. Additional entries include Chanticleer owned by John F Harris and Hoosier owned by Edgar Harding.
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Walther Lattgen
New-York Yacht Club
Morris Heights
Edward F. Colthra
Halcyon
Lucite
Claymore
Franklin Haines
Seabury Company
William H. Langley
Penpower Invader
Asuy A Stainey
Larchmont
William Toss Proctor
N.Y
Doria
Anthony
BYC
Gloria
James Hoss
Royal Cape Breton VC
Koop Dorel
George 1
Batchelder
Scotland
John F. Harris
Chicago
Edgar Harding
Boston
Professionals to Play in Invitation Golf Tournament at Van Cortlandt Park
New York golfers correspond with leading pros for a Van Cortlandt Park Invitation with a committee led by Kirchner Beers O Connell Moor and Thomas to arrange details. Cash prizes total 300, including 200 already subscribed, with July 18 and 24 dates and open entry with no fees beyond voluntary subs. A special daily purse of 25 for best gross score in daily rounds amid thirty six holes per day.
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New York
van Cortlandt Park Course
Charles Kirchner
William TH. Beers
J. B. O'Connell
W. R. Moor
D. H. Thomas
Willie Anderson
Alexander Smith
Bernard Nichols
George Low
Fred Doune
Tom Gourlay
Willie Norton
Tom Anderson
Alexander Cunningham
Robert Peebles
M O'Loughlin
Tom Chisholm
A. G. Grimbs
George Pearson
Frank Eastman
Jack Hobens
David Patrick
John Inglis
James Corcoran
George Strath
Mackie
J. W. Welsh
Edward M. Fitzjohn
Walter Clark
Fred Pye
Stewart Garder
J. B. Mackie
J. G. Campbell
Tom Clark
Eugene Reilly
Davia
Hunter
A. D. Thomas
East Jersey Handicap List Reveals Jersey Golf League Drops
The Fast Jersey Golf League posted its handicap table with players listed by score. Notable entries include W. M. Sinclair as scratch and A. T. Dwight, G. K. Fullarton at 1, Lockett at 2, N. T. Joralemon and others at 3 and 4.
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East Jersey
W. M. Sinclair
A. T. Dwight
G. K. Fullarton
Lockett
N. T. Joralemon
H. Bonk
T. O. Chriath
H. J. Tiehener
EB. E Moody
G. Tt. Jenkinson
A. van Vechten
J.C. Cottrell
Medal Play Handicap Arranged for East Jersey Golf Tourney
A 36 hole medal play handicap tournament for East Jersey Golf League members will be held at Yountakah Country Club Nutley N J on July Contenders may pair themselves but players from the same club should avoid playing together The handicap rating from June 1 will apply The course is among the best and participants enjoy two days of privileges July 6 and 7 preceding the event.
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Henry Beach Needham
McClure
Needham
Brown
Higsigs
Fiso
Harvan
Glarkson
Carr
Mahar
Nafter
East Jersey Golf League
Yountakah Country Club
Nutley
N. J
East Jersey Golf Page
Lawn tennis field opens for Middle States championship
The Middle States championship begins this afternoon at the Orange Lawn Tennis Club Mountain Station N J with many lower ranked players having a chance as stars like Ward Larned Beals Wright Clothier and Hobart are away in England for international matches Frederick B Alexander Richard Stevens may default boosting chances for newer players The women's singles also sees May Sutton absent in England leaving strong entrants such as Hackett Behr Anderson Watson Jr and others to contend for the title if they perform on their mettle.
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Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Mountain Station
N. J
Holcombe Ward
William A. Larned
Beals
Wright
William J. Clothier
England
Frederick B. Alexander
Richard Stevens
Urs Presentwollen
Clarence Hobart
Robert D. Wrenn
Miss May Sutton
Hla
Varsity Races at Poughkeepsie Favor Cornell in Finals
Reports from Poughkeepsie on June 2 describe the looming intercollegiate aquatic events with Cornell as the favorite in the varsity eight. Syracuse, Columbia, and Pennsylvania also field strong crews as coaches assess course conditions and wind impact shaping race odds.
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Columbia
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Georgetown
Yale
Harrare
Bert
Axfe
Prout
Poughkeeps
Harvard
Hudson
Dark Horse
Ghorentows
Gatowors
Sali
New London
Daly
Nea
Seril
Poughkeepsie
Courtney
Salt City
Shane
Goodwin
Columba
Highland Shore
Wsconsin
Dubious Track Outlook for Oaklawn Racing Season
As the season advances, doubts rise over the quality of the juvenile entrants and potential champions. The Hamburg filly Heart’s Desire suffers a career-threatening injury, Burgomaster struggles with weight, and Oaklawn’s two-year-olds face a dim outlook unless late bloomers emerge amid ongoing turf and wagering controversies.
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Oaklawn
Onklown
Mr. Whitney
Burgomaster
Oaktown
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